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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22
Inn nIrnAnn srlI.IANE

Fhcro came TO the back door sof u
beautiful home in schenectady ono
slring afternoon a boy of sixteen who
dc. IT was the maid's day OFF and
'He lady q the house. Mrs. Gerald,
"hsW'rGu tHe ring OF Inc nell. Tho
by looked 50 d"wncsst when she told
INN there was no wood 10 snit. no
ceal to carry no odd job to he done
inst her kindly, sympathetic heart
Was touched
QUO vow likc something TO cat?"
80 inIulreo
Not unless ] can work for it, the
h"N answered rather doggediy.
Mrs. Gerald was not accustomed to
ma; sort of response from back door
visitors ana WAS n hit perpIeXcd. she
acGllod az The lad kccnly and thnn AN
,aea came 10 her ,Rny.. she said II
:m sure YOU are hungry. III OK IN
something for YOU TO eat and YOU can
CONC hack some other time and do tina
work.
The hoy thanked her. hu, shook his
h"aH' ne corld not come back, he
rA'N. because he would be going away
'nH! hiEht or ncNi morning
~ ~" i've mere IN Schoncot-
fNs "ni"ireH'
S'u ny "iu not ana then sho
'Ni ~ III me W"r'o boy Of his
t ~ st'a"so CITY no
!, W "'n ~ !" huHaio' RIO
,I.,.s.,,, W" . ~" u III Eastern
'..,.I ,,,,
.,.I,ed ~" So "e'e. SIZE
Nh, 40 a.,
t',, ,.',t, nc 'oto ncr,
,i,ldor ~, froi-,', -. wy WY ne NAG
"Did ,nu cnr,.
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, iy-aot once a week as in the carly
days but once every few months--hn
called a Mrs. cierald's. Ills bank ac
count lad grown famously and his
range cf study had brcadencd s,cndily.
lust as he reported before he reported
now somehow lie had learned Of Mrs
Gcrald's birthday and each year a
bunch Of roascs came To her.
Shafcl was u little past twenty one
when The Gcralis lct; Schenectady
lie wac at the station to sec them de-
part and he looked little IA he look
cd that day at the cemetery There
after lie reported by letter. some
times he asked for advice. for he was
entering new and unknown sphere
lie was being sought after. Pcopic
began 10 sec in him "a young man o.
decided promise. lie had been so stud
iou= that he had few social rclaxa-
tons. Now he was beginning TO widen
his general acquaintance. He knew
morc about electrical matters than so.
cial customs and he was tlmid But
soon nc found himself for he was =
man Of good principles and q gentle.
man.
From department 10 department Of
the great establishment he Went. and
slowly. steadily ana surely lie wcnt
ahead Everything he learned nc learn
cd well. In every department. he found
a hcli for his inventive skill. II was
the same story In every instance
something ncedful something OF value.
hut nothing great. il was the same
story, TOO. OF never selling his patent.
but always giving the right 10 use II
for modcrat to sum
The years came and went. and Mrs
| Gerald as she read the letters that
told of the success Of her protese.
would have felt happy. indeed. but for
ono memory. II came to her every
time She heard from Shafcr and I,
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Fnrcc-CIcan und Funny.

Fnrcc--Clcun aud Funny.
Clean. wholesome, and utterly alb
Surd. that funniest of farces, Seven
Lays Yves again welcomed to our city
VINO nave not seen the play have read
the book. When Man Marries," from
WhlGh IL was adapted. SO that ITS
uuieksy moving. farcically comic story
say that this combination OF curious
eiicu:iiS tnhces. rs the program has IT,
simply conipels one either to grin
e ,,,.. or laugh outright throughout
Whleh IT rs set out. only half "a house
happy.
Thomas Coffin Cooke. who will bc
ionS remembered here for his superb
periormance OF the part of Joe Brooks
IN Paid In Full is this season.
lame, ,hi wilson, known as Bubbles"
inc owner OF the quarantined house
II would be difficult to conceive t,yo
more utterly different characters than
.nese.as different as the stage pres
f fnr i OF oIsa Nethersole and May Irwin,
,U1 a., instance instance. So vivid and living was
M Cookies characterization OF tho
ueSpicablc husband In Paid In Full =
~ e.at IL was not until the second act
oI seven Days" that the mans YER
sanity and genuine ability permitted
or compelled me to forget the miser.
hoie' wretched Brooks In the worried
but fat and humorous Wilson. After
that. his work grew better and hot.
ter and he tunnier and funncr.
Raymond walburn was manly nm
aaih ls and easy in the bit OF Tom
squeaking shoes, WAS satisfactory ne
me policeman who came to spoon"
.ne cook and Harry Fowler. as the
nuIsiar lodged. hid. dumb waiters,i.
ence; Ruby Hoffman. wonuertuiiv
hshnsomc woman with n stunning up
u ,, made the part of Anna Brown.
VIC hrmiy believed that she had
psEShic power" and gloried in spirit
ieFeiS' stand out beyond that of any
m other women-even when sl,.
ch,, 700 strong "a cocktail. she was
deal. great
In the second act. the stage man
,Seament was careless. allowing men
10 walk Immediately behind the light
E,ongruous shadows were plainly Wis
inie to the audience. and again nor.
sn jItih e. what was supposed to be a
AWAY p frnr, fhimney side to be moved
times six inches or more.
And while we are at IL" with our
n ne.ie ha ,n It is respectfully sug-
season. II would be rather conyenicnt
TO the patrons OF the Academy OF Mn.
SIC TO know Just when the curtain is
bn hop es to ring up The sign at the
IS $40 as does the program. vet in
nine cases out Of ten. the pcrformapre
does not hegir before $40. so that tic
E Ire, majority of the audience arrives
lust In time to be seated by that hour.
ne tenth time tlast night, for In
stancel. the curtain goes up at 500
ana consequently. many perfectly good
. nno considerable seat holders miss a
Eood portion of the first act. PLEASE
iet US Settle it-one way or the other.
as the program this week IS hone.
iessly muddlcd. IT would be well 10
to-day. matinee and night and III,
me country Boy comes Friday am
saturday nights, with a Saturday matt
w. p. G
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BOND LIST.
COTTON MARKETS

New York. October is-c,oid w,a,her ,-
dictions gave bulls an opportunity 10
vance me eotton market to-day after II
mao so!o Gown TO new low levels a, 80
opening on respouse weakness ah-,as
aho further Southern selling. The close ~
STEADY al an advance Of points 10 = H.
s,'he OF J point. The market opened steady
December down TO 90; January 10 "a ''uI
March TO so5 Room bears were DbSrsi
se!iers in anticipation OF rurther h.ayv 80
Ie.!Ass OF The South bu; cound v.Ty ,a5,,
ae!nano toT the staple from outsid -,
ests who had evidently placed yoaa H.
OF taith In the cold weather stories rbSea
consisted OF reports about q h!.h 80
me Northwest. which was expected To,..,
within day OF two into the vase, 80
ton belt possibly bringing ,rosts b.,
sns 'ate calculated 70 exert a buliish en-,
on sentiment Throughout the .ntir,
This influence practically deuins,nS 20.
market, preventing any return 70 IN. r
prices OF the forenoon. Otherwise hoW.ycT
crop Hewc vas all favorable adyIc,. -,
aung thai rains In the Eastern bsI, ~.
ABOUT disappeared. = ruHor that ~. Wa
hoHal GiEners Association ngure. mad
ginning to october u. $1,000 baies va.
700 large TO Dc generally accepted Sou,b
ern spot inarhos were disappointing ~ IL
onLs, a. they failed to confirm early rnn,n,s
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Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 8. 1911.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILT.
For Florida and south: S:l5 ~ NJ. and
I:s5 p. ~. 100 a. NJ. Charleston.
For Norfolk: 900 a. NJ. $500 y. 81. 4:Io
+. 81.
For N & W. Ry. West: s15 A. H.. 1890
a. NJ. 800 p. NJ. 900 p. NJ.
For Petersburg: 800 A. NJ. 6:ls A. NJ
S:lS a. NJ. 800 a. ". 1000 a. NJ, 800 =. NJ,
t:l0 r. NJ. s:c5 r. NJ. 1855 p NJ, 800 P. NJ.
li:46 p. 81
For Goidsboro and Fayetteville: 1910 r. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $40 A. NJ
$40 A. ~. 6:55 a. NJ. 1881 A. NJ. '.l0:is
A. VI. il:40 a. NJ, $500 p. NJ. ''1:i0 P. NJ,
6:o5 p. NJ. 6:3s p. NJ. $500 p. NJ. 900 p. NJ.
1870 p. NJ.
Except Sunday .'sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
nections not guaranteed.
c. S. CAMPBBELIs D. p. A.
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OF an advance. Ii was reported that an
English arm has recently purchased 900
bales OF low grade cotton from the local
stock. part OF which already has been
shipped. Bear traders said at tho close tina /
II the cold weather did not mutcriaiizc
there would be 10; of cotton for sale to-
morrow BY traders who had loaded UP to-
DAY on the strength OF the forecast for
lower temperature.
Receipts to-day 1906 bales against 55.57l
las, week and ss2t last year. To-day's re-
ceipts at New Orleans ISIS bales against
e'"-o last year, and at Houston 1912 bales
against 2l.d5 last year.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railva,

streeu. Tor FetersburE: '
- Z. g. %, TO- II, "a A NJ .,
"s:i.. .. ]. S. %. 10 P. Il -
n:@ r. NJ for Chester. n:oo midnight for
Car, leave Petersburg. foot Of sye.mor.
fs;n. s:N: ''1:I T:M. s:s. s:n. TOES. u:s
a. n: n8 ZEN. Am. s:s. .t:ss. s:8. s:sA
T;6. s;9. s:a. 1880. nae p. II.
daily except sunday aud hoiiaaya
carries baggage and express.
Limited. except Sundays and ho,idaya
All cars from Peters rIrg eonnect ntth
rars for tIchmond
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New York
Stock Market

New York. october lS.--Gnrcmitting
pressure against United states Steel
WAS the conspicuous feature of to-day's
stock market. The stock was solo 1T
every opportunity In such volume as
TO Indicate tnar liquidation hau be.n
renewed and the constant pressure car
ried IL down nearly TWO points to IS.
Selling OF this stock apparently was
due to some extent to the report which
reached Wall Street that the United
states steel Corporation probably
would abrogate Its lease OF the liiil
ore lands. Such Il move, IL was pointed
OUT would greatly improve tho status
OF the corporation under the Sherman
law. US 1t would make 1t apparenr Iult
no further charges OF munopulllutiun
of ore lands could be made. The eli
feet upon the revenues OF the corpora
ton, vi course. would be prohiema
tlcal, although 1t has been said that
luited states steel made u bad bar
gain for itself when 1t signed the
lease.
The stock market in general bctray-
cd decided downward tendency, but
fluctuations were narrow until near
the close. except in the case of d few
stocks which were subjected 10 special
influences. No close relation is APP
parent between the trend OF recent
developments. which on the whole has
been TO give the general situation a
bright aspect, and the gay TO day move
mcnts OF securities, which seem to be
dominated by the influence OF profess
sional manipulation. The market re-
mans in unsettled state. owing
largely to the manifest nervousness
over political conditions. ana shows no
inclination 10 respond 10 evidences OF
Improvement elsewhere.
Great Northern ore certificates were
affected by the report OF proba ble,-can-
collation. OF the United states Stec!
lease, and fell three points on as many
transactions The fertilizer stocks
were acutely weak. American Cotton
Oil falling more than five points. The
weakness of the latter stock was as
scribed 10 the belief that it was notl
earning its dividend.
The bond market was Irregular.
American tobacco issues showed the
effect of further liquidation of specu-
lative holdings. and lost ground. Wa
bash fours also were heavy. Seaboard
Air Line adjustment fves and somo
other Southern issues advanced sharp
ly. Total sales. par value. s2.350. 900. |,
Government bonds were unchanged on
call.
Total sales to-day. $4,000 shares. im-
GLIDING: A. c. L.. 500; c. 6 O.. 800; l. |
& ", 800; y. & w. 5000: Reading. S9,- |
500; Southern. $500; Southern, prefer
red, l.4oo: Tennessee copper. 400 L. p. |
1890: United States Steel. 162,7o0 Viz
ginia Car olina, $500.
New York. October iS.-Money on
call steady, . 3-S@2 l-e ruling rate,
!. SIS; closing bid, 3-S. offered. . -.
Time loans steady, sixty days. 1903
IL: ninety days, l-2@3 ga six /
months, 34@4 Prime mercantile pa
per, 1904 "a. Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business in bank
ers' bills at 4.s3io for s!Xty-day bills.
and at 5000 a 4.s665 for demand. Com
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Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL Rail. LINE no NORFOI,K

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect October 2 1911
Leave Byrd Street Station R,chmond
FOR NORFOLK: 1900 a NJ. 800 p. N.
'4:io p. 81.
FOR LYMcHBURG AND THE WEST.
'S;is A. NJ. 1000 A. NJ. 800 p. 81. SEQ
T.. IS.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .i1;o A.
NJ. s:3j p. NJ. 1850 p. NJ. From the West:
.6:a5 a. NJ. a?;co p. NJ. bi:i6 p NJ. 's:06 P.
VI. 900 II. II.
Pullman Parior and Sleeping Carr, cafe
DINING cars. c. II. BoSLEY.
W. B. BEvILL G. p. H.. Ronnosa Va.
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MARINE INTEI.LIGENcE.

PORT or RICHMOND. OCTOBER is. 1911.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk mer-
chnndise and passengers Old Dominion Line
steamer Aurors. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers. Furman Line.
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley. shelly Norfolk mcr-
~handise and passengers, Old Dominion Line
steamer Posahontus. Graves Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise aud
passengers. Virginia Navigation Company
steamer aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas.
sengers. Furman Line.
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Railroads..
-----~,
chesapeake & Ohio Railway

.iv a. -Loca,-Daily--Se~p News.
$3.50 A.-LocaL-paiiy = Chviile. Ell. Sun
Thurmond.
1880 A-Express-paiiy-N Old Poiat
tlo:oo A--Locsi--Dally-L;hoS Lex. C. Forge.
1900 P.-Express-Daily-cin L Vile.
t:eo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ News
$50 P-Local-DaIy-S News Old Point
b:b P.-Locai-H1. MISUNDERSTANDING.
's:B P.-Lochi-Ex. Sunday-Lchbg. Natural
Bridge. Clifton Forge.
sd:so acknowledgment Chicago.
'li:eo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L'vilIo
'Sieeperl. tPArlor cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RIcHMOND-Locai from
East; rs A. ". $50 p. IS. Through from
East: il:3o A. NJ. t:N p n.
Local from West: 1910 A. n. $3.50 A. NJ
and 7:i6 p. u. Through: 1900 A. IL. ,:a
p. II.
Jane. River Line: IT'S a n. s:n p. II.
''Daily except SunoAS.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Chesapeake Steamship Co.

Big new ships. CITY OF Norfolk" and "c,ty
OF Baltimore"
Equipped with wireless ,elesraphy. Tele.
phone service throughout the ships States
rooms en- suite, with baths Prices from
Zoe. 10 ss,Se. Excellent meals &c
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Daily. except Sun, via
y. & w RY. 800 p. n, Norfolk s:IB p. VI
c. o. Ry.. 400 p. 81. Daily Old Point
7:l5 p. ".
o. d. s. S. Co. 7:oo P. NJ. pany tone day IN
Sorfolk).
dag and Friday.
Tickets at all Offices For staterooms
apply TO s. Z. BURGESS. d. P. A.. go East
Main Street, Richmond.
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks il New York
Sales. Stock.

200 .Aiiis-Chalmers ..........
no All!s-C Chalmers. pfd......
l3,lO AmalS amated Copper -.
Amer. Agri. Chem, com
300 Amer. Beet Sugar. com. /.
lCO American Can .........
10 American Can. pfd. .......
NO Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer Car and Foun.. pfd
$500 american Cotton Oil....
american Linsccd OIL.
$50 American locomotive 80.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
Amer. Malt Co. pfd
7ico American Smcitiny -.
10 American Sugar ........
80 Amer. Tel. AMI Tel. Co..
li3 AmeriCon Tobacco. com.
200 American Tobacco. pfd..
200 Anaccnda Copper ........
l2.!Sl .A:ChiSon ...........
AH Auantic Coast Linc.....
y. &. L.. COM.
y. G. l.. of Connecticut.
l.loD Baltimore and Ohio. "a.
coo Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
10 Central Leather. COM.
$50 Canadian Pacific .........
500 Chesapeake and Ohio.
100 Chicago Great Western.
$500 Chi. NIL. and ST. Paul.
&c Crucibic steel Cor. com.
20 truc'blc steel. pfd....
10 Chicago and Northwest.
Colorado Fuel and Iro.
Cololado AMI Southern.
l,SOC Consolidated Gas ...
Delaware ana hudson.
Den. and Rio Gran. com
Den. and Rio Gran. pfd.
o,laP ERIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
go Eric, LIST pfd. .......
Fed. Min. and Sm.. pfd..
Iol General Electric ......
3.ln Great Northern. pfd. ~.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
,salcs at Union Stock rards)
EIchmond. Va. October IL 1911

RICHMOND LIVE STOck MARKET
'saiGs at Union stoel rards.)
Report OF the i've stock marke, Tor the
week ending October 10:
Receip,s-Catt!e ~ head: calves 81 head;
sheep go head: hogs. lac head
Best steers. 81 Ghc.: medium 10 good 5Gi
lie; common 10 fair. az n isic.: best heif-
ers. Sao@c.; medium to good, i;.a4sc:
common TO fair. 81. a3Gc.: bes, cows. "a. ~
&c, extra. a little higher: medium to good.
Sr 3'.c.: common 10 fair. 2n3Lc; best
oxen !'sdS &c: common. "a a 5isc. bulls. 81
q &c: extra calves: T47i.c.. fair to medium.
So 6!sc. Cows and calves. s25 500 per
head. Bes, heavy hogs. nc; good, ,75 10
aH-pound hogs. ip7.l6: light hogs 81
see; sows and staes. 5dsc.: best sheen ar
So; common to iair. 20 2i.c.: best lambs.
. 'ne.: common 10 iair. Snii7c.
:%e" head Good grades steady: others
SLOW: Dte>cs, sii5HS6j: Texas STEERS. siio
a. :i"; western steers, sl.:5d 10; stociers
s-coh 80. saives. ;j.ioda.5. Hogs-Re-
ceipis 800 head. Market more active a,
opening prices. Light. s5.9:dG7O: mixed.
seVS q d.'"; heavy. sea $50: rough $4,000:
good to choice heavy $6..Oms.7t: pigs. ,s.5
tS.se; bulk OF safes. sG3das.s5. shcep-Rc-
.eipts 6,."5 head Make, weak. Native,
= =, ~ 30; western, f!'on 500 ycarlinss.
Sitl: lhmb-. native. <2.I.wj.S5; western
western. sass SIS.
New York. October Beey.s-eece,n,.
100 head: steers sa25u7.Ij. buiis. sa1 SO:
COWS. sl5ont.50. Calvcs--Rcceipts / toi head
Veals. $'Sona5o; eulis. sia5.Cn: srasscrs.
80" so; no western or southern calves
SSnesed' sheep aud I.ambs-Rccclpts S.iii
h" ';, sheep: '?da.5o; lambs. st5oa5Io;
euis, ]ioo, Hoss-Rcccipts 5.6ss head. Mar
k Ss STEADY to firm at $500 7.C0: choice. me-
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covering OF shorts. i:ead.cr crude markets
support from local rehners and in sympathy
with the strength OF hog products. spot
and October closed points higher and
other positions so: points NJ. October.
3'S u".%. November. 5.:% q -.5i: December
January. 80 a I.5i February. J55 N J. 90;
prime crude. i.Tni.3i: prime summer yell
low 'iSm 5.aS. prime winter yellow. .svtp
b..a: prime summer white so bid.
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NORFOLK SOUTHERN

Lv. Norfolk: 1:2s and Il. a. ". - p NJ.
for Eastern Carolina and the South
Lv. Raleigh: s:l5 A. NJ t3 and .ols r. NJ,
Tor Eastern Carolina and Norfolk.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Norfolk.
Raleigh: also Goidsboro and Norfolk
'Daily fDaily EI. sun.
6. LEGRANDE. G. a, American National
Bnnk Phone Monroe 1897. Richmond.
w. w. CRoXToS. q. E. A.. Norfolk Va
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CHICAGO GRAM MARKET.

Chicago. ILL.,. october IS.-Activc buying
here to-day on the part of foreigners help
cd li.t the price of wheat. There was also
u lovely demand for Northern professional
snecularions In this country. Arsent;ns
Russia Germany and Kansas. ali sent ad :
vices uniaroroblc to the bears. Closing fig
rres were at net advance OF a;Ilie.c
other leading staples, too. showed a unani-
nous Sa!n-corr &c. 10 Ia Ike; oats, a n
NC TO lsc, and provisions i:is a l. TO Zoe
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omen, High Low t-ioso
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sEABoARD AIR LINE.

southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: s:l0 A. M.-Local to Noriina
l:io P. M.-sleepers and coaches. Atlanta,
Birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida points. $3.50 p. M.-sleepers and
coaches. Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
points 11:l2 p. M.-Sleepers and coaches.
Atlanta, Birmingham. Memphis and the
Southwest North5ound trains scheduled to
arrive in Richmond daily: $3.50 A. IL, T:a
A. n. sos p. NJ. $40 p. NJ IN
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Crude Turpcnt'nc--rirm ut s3145o; receipts
50 barrels.
Savannah. Ca. october ts--rurpentine--
Firm at ,7is Il isc.: sales. 1884 casks; receipts
ol9 casks: shipments az casks: stock 57.TSl
casks Rosln- Firm: sales 1871 barrels; re-
ce!pts 1.t1s barrels: shipments 81 barrels:
stock S".o36 barrels. quote: d. 500; ID,
Charleston. $. c.. October Is-Turpcntinc
and Rosln-Unchanged
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DRY GOODS MADKEr

New YORK October Slowing To the I'M
certainty In raw cotton II Is difficult 10
prices are easing. Yn-r- are e1sinr Worst,
cd yarn for sweaters pro in active demand.
ana IN" sweater traG> Is active Dress
call. az =" s'e"oE
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TASK MIR. BOWMAN"

How to make the trip to EGYPT in II
Days. Reservations are now being made
TO the Mediterranean and the ORIENT.
Sailing Lists for all lines. Call for Beau
tifuily illustrated Booklets. Phone
Madison 1854. s. H. BOWMAN, Agent.
7OS Z. Main Street, Richmond. Va.
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ADJUSTMENTS

irndems--"se,cn Days" matinee and
night.
uijou-"tround the CIoek,' matinee
und night.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

REPORTED hy Rodgers. Mccahe & Co,
retersourg. Va. October 1s.-Pcanuts-
Market dui: no trading. Farmers stock
exhausted. Shelled. No. spanish. 81; ,Tsia,
per pound. - ,!@'
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EGGS W light receipt and market extreme.
y AcuNe' small chickens in good demand
Large chickens and hons dun Ducks AZ.
I'VE huiter IN splendid condition. Hides
"ls9 continue very active All live stock
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NAVAL. STORES

Wilmington. y. e.. October u-spirits
Turpentlne-S at i6Ec.; receipts 10
ca SKIS. Rosin- steady at ST: receipts 50 bar
rcls. rar-Firm AT $50; receipts :; barrels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-19

resents contents and thus avoid rescctions.
This market grades hay Ia accordance
wiih the rules of the National Hay Assocla-
ton.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

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