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worId,a Visible Supply.

New Orleans, November a.-Sccrc-
tary Testers statement OF the world $
visible supply OF cotton. Issued to-day.
SHOWS the total visible IS 1906 036
against $,356.SlS last week. and 3,as3.
eV3 last year. Or this. the total OF
american cotton is 3O64,O36 against
2,Sl9,3l3 last week and o.6i7.6O3 last
year. OF all other kinds. including
Egypt Brazil. India etc. $4,000.
against $4,000 last week and e46. o0u
last year.
OF the worlds visible supply of cot
ton. there is now ahoat and hold in
Great Britain and Continental Europe
1,2Sl 1000, against l,s+7,oo0 last year
year. In India. 3sa.ooo, against 'I $4,000 900
last year. and in tho United States,
l.fs2,ooo against 1.l!3.ooo last year.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

40 A.-Locai-Daily-N News.
$500 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ex. SUM-
rhurmond.
1900 A.-EXpress-Daily-No Old Point.
fio:0 A;-Locai-Daily--Lchog Lex. Ciif.
Forge.
900 P.--Express-Daily-C .rL'vil!e
1850 P.-Express-Da!ly--No ~ News.
900 P.-Local-Daiiy-N News. Odd Point
5:!5 P.-Locsi-Ex. Sun-Ciordonsyille
'5:l3 P.-Lical--EN. Sun.-Lchbg lSai,Irs,1
Bridge. Clifton Forge
'6:35 P.--'Limlt :tl-Daily-CHcxl-ti Chrgo
'll:0o P.-l3xpress--Daily--C L'yIiIc.
'Sleepers tParor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGE from
East: 80 y. NJ, $3.50 p. NJ Local from
west: $3.50 a. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. and 7:l5 p.
NJ Through: 100 a. NJ. 2:45 r. NJ
James James River Line: ''s;Si a. NJ. 6:i5 r.. NJ
"Daiiy except Sunday
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COTTON MARKETS

NeN York' No'embcl NO fre.n feat-
uts o. Importance dcNeloped Ia tho cotton
inatkst during ms da.s trp..hg ana
prices fuctuated within = .sa;e Of =,
noints The Close was s!eady at ne, ~,
o. iqi points. and the comparatively small
business was supposed 70 BE- isrgelv IN iha
"ay o. evening IN for over the weeS.eI'I
or pending come new development, In ~
soutnern spot situation Nothing turner
showing OF the census report next tySS1e,
nay, ard the trade seemed prepar.o o.,
glnhing Of approximately ;C.Gc3C5 fa,os
=, necslpts % cotton at the ports to.d,,,
r,,"2 bales against 1855 inst wseb no. "a
- &c iast year. To.day's receipts AZ M
orieans l27p bale, against c.iss las, ga
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KaGsoap8
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
y. B.-fo!owing schedule hsrres published
hs Information and not guaranteed:
$40 \. M.-Daiiy-LocaI for Charlotte. Dur.
ham and Raleigh io:i5 A. M.-Dsiiy-Limit-
ed-For all points South. Drawing Room,
Buffet Sleeping Car TO Asheviiie. y. C. s:cs
u. Elk. Sun.-.Local FOR Durham and in
termcdIato stations. 500 p. N. E1. sun
Keysv.lle Local. ii:t5 Z M.-Dally-Li.nlted
For all points South. Pullman ready al
$40 p. Il.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 p. Mex. Sun.-To Yves, PIT, connect
INK for Baltimore Mon, Wed. and Friday.
500 A. Mex. sun. and 2i5 p. M.-Ion.,
Wed. and FrL-Local TO West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: $50 A. NJ. sos p 81
daily: $40 a. 81. EX. Sun; i2:I Ex. Sun.
200 p. NJ. daily. From West Point: $3.50 A.
". daily; HIS A. NJ. Wed and FRI: as p.
NJ. Elk sun
S, e. BURGESS. D. p. A.,
so e Main ST. 'Phon. Madison as
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AalrnaDs.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER is. l,ll

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER Is Dll
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DALI
For Florida and south: s:!5 A. II. and
i:35 l.. ~, 90 y. NJ.
For Norfolk: 800 a. NJ. 500 p. NJ, 4:1s
For y. 6 W. Ry. West: sl5 A. a., 1000
A. NJ. 800 p. NJ. $40 p. ".
For Pesersburg: 100 a. NJ. s:i5 A ~.
Sis A. ~, 900 A. NJ. 1900 A. NJ, 500 p N .
$40 p. NJ. sos z. NJ. 1895 u. ". $3.50 p NJ,
lla5 y. II.
For Go!dsboro and Fayetteville: '.:i0 r. N
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 4:Io a. NJ
$40 a. ~. 6:55 a NJ 's:sT A. ~. s'io Al
A. NJ. li:4o a. NJ. 300 P. ". 'r:iO p. NJ,
S;@ + NJ. 6:s5 r. ~. SEQ =. M. 900 T.. NJ,
1880 r. n.
Except Sunday: ''sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
ncctlons not guaranteed.
C. S. eANPBBELI. D. p
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ALL TERMS COMPUTED wrrn.
Richardson Co. Redeem. Bond. ue,cto-
fore Held by American ,rahncrn CO

Especial to The Times Dispatch
49, SALEM. y C, November a.
me r. Richardson Company, Inc.
OF Reidsr!lle. has redeemed its bonds
heretofore held by the American To.
baeco Company. and in return has re-
ceived back the 100000 of its Stock
held by the American Tooacco Com.
pany! IL is now in every way an inde-
pendent company. The stock was
turned over to c. r. Watson, OF this
city, OF counsel for the Richardson
Company. by w. w Fuller. counsel
for the American Tobacco Company. on
his recent trip to New ork City. to
DC turned over TO the Richar dson Com
pany on compliance with the terms OF
the settlement. Mr.. Richardson was
In the city to-day. and says all the
terms were complied with.
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New Y ork
Stock Market

New York. November 3.--Thc ag-
prcssive buying of stocks which raised
prices rapidly earlier In the week. vas
largely suspended to-day. Quotations
moved uncertainty, ranging at times
above Yesterdays closing, and again
below it, During most OF the day.
howevcf. prices were higher. The
pause in the advance suggested hes
itation as TO the extent of the I'M
provement justified "a; this time, rather
Than change in sentiment
Continuation OF realizing sales was
material factor in the course Of the
market. Profit taking has been car
ried on so extensively that 1T is now
generally assumed thu, the short IN
tcrcst. nart!cularly IN United states
steel and three or four other active
stocks. has been reduced materially.
The moderation of the demand for the
speculative leaders to-day douht!css
was due to this condition. To some
extent this tenuency was offset ny ihu
increasing prominence OF conserva riye
railroad stocks in the trading. The
demand for the high priced dividend
paving issues was heavier Investment
huyinG OF this nature helped 10 sus-
tain the market.
Reading rose Ia to Ia IL. /; WAS
the strongest among the principal
stocks and was unaffected by tho re
current intervals OF depression else
where in the market Canadian Pa
ciric and Erie. which have been nsSp-
clated from time To time in reports
of "a fusion OF interests, were r%ocr-
tionallv strong. American Smelling
re- tic .N,1if nd,
time II sold at GO. the highest OF the
movement. but II fell back and closed
with net loss. United states Stee!
apparently has resumed it's normal
place In speculation. showing no fur
Their effects OF the dissolution suit.
The hardening in call money during
the last day or two was followed to-
day by relaxation of rates In spite
of loss of cash by the banks. Preli:n-
mary estimates, based oil the known
movements of money, indicate a ;oss
for the week of about 100000.
Trading In bonds contracted to-day.
The tone was firm. Total sales, par
value. S2.9i6.oO0 United States bonds
unchanged on call.
Total sales for the uay. 5S?.3oo
shares. including American Smeltinr.
$4,000: Sugar zoe: Tobacco, 500: NJ
lantic Coast Line. 500: Chesapeake and
Ohio. 900. Erie. 2N,lo0; Louisville and
Nashville. 800: Norfolk and Western,
2.50o: Reading, t53,3oo; Southern Rail
way. $500; Southern. preferred, 500;
Union Pacific, 7j,loo. United states
street l3S,?oo.
New York. November 3. Money on
call steady, au2l2 per cent; ruling
rate. 2l-?; closing bid, :, offered at
lbs. Time loans steady, sixty days.
5 l-tn3 l.. per cent: ninety days,
31-2 sin months, 3l2d 9 81. Prime
mercantile paper. : i-4dil - per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills At St.SSI5 for
SIXTY days and at S4.S69o for demand
Commercial bills s4.SS. Bar silver,
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Cotton Statistics.

J., Liverpool. November a.-The follow
ing are the weekly cotton statistics:
Imports, American. 100000
Stock. all kinds, 100000
stock, American. 100000.
american forwarded, $4,000.
Total sales. American, $4,000.
English apinners' takings. 10000
Total export. 5000
Quantity afloat. all kinds, 100000.
Quantity afloat. American. $4,000
rotii safes on speculation. 2.400.
Total sales to exporters. 900
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railwa,

SAis .s-.s --~.eUe.teI. Ssssntn anu rsny
sieets, iVr feterspurS:
4. Z. 8, -, ". Ii, az A. H. 4 = u &
"5:<s. e. !. S. .. 10 p. Il
n:eo +. Ii. for Chester. n:oo midnight for
FeteIsbur6
stIeet, Tor AancheItart
ts:lb. So ''7:n. TN. s:S. s:S. 'lo:ss. HAS
'7:s5. $50 "a. 1880 n:1 p. Il
tDaiiy except sunday ana hoii1Aya
sCsrries ,.sgaHs and express.
"Limited. except Sundays and ho,ilayA
All cara from Peters yurx connect Nth
RichmonA
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 5. 1911.
ARRIVED.
Stamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Limo.
steamer Aurora, Furman, Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
scnscrs. Furman Line.
SAILED.
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, mer-
chsnaise and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise, 49,.
passengers, virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Aurora, Fu,man. petersburs and
James river landings, merchandise and pas
scnSers. Furmap Line.
.'afS" Nlssahickon, Simmons. Petersburg,
fertilizer, Virginia Carolina Chemical Co
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Barbe-Hn hncr.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Bristol Va, November AT ket-
rons. nine miles from Bristol Miss
Mary liahner. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs \. Hammer. was married to the
Rev. j. Glenn Barbe. the Rev. ]. 81.
Shelburne. of Bristol. officiating. The
groom Is "a popular young minister of
inc Baptist Church. and is pastor in
charge of Bacon's Castle Church, in
Eastern Virginia. The couple left i'm.
mediately for the home of the groom.
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buy than he WAS while back. The
market shows more resistance around
ginning figures. Liverpool reports that
China Is sending very few cnncelln-
tions OF orders. Covering Of shorts
here and buying by big trade interests
nave ncutralized the effect OF the
weight of the drop. November export
engagements are said to be larger.
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reis. crude Turpsntinc Firm at ,a.25a $50
receipts - barrels.
savannah November S.-Turp- ltlne-Firm
at ba itI.c; sales a.? east: receipts sa5
casks; shipments Ioi tssks; stock S7iis
casks. Nasin-Firm: salcs Lass byrreIs: re-
ceipts ?.166 barrels; shipments 1867 barrels
stock Ss.G5 barrels. Quote: d. ss.c5; D..
$3.50: Il. $40.
Charleston. s. C.. November 3.-rurpen-
tine.Firm at $50 .SIsc. Rosin- Firm. quote;
a, B. c, Se.l7h
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points hIEher:
midaiing upands. si5; middiing suif. $40.
Cotton, dun; middlins. s.4s; gro., re
wise. 1924 bales
Total today a, ali ports--Net receipts.
s'.,:. eales; export to Great Britain. i5,33i
S,sSS1 bales
., consolidated at all ports Nc, receipts.
i.l;'"I h"les; export to Great Nri,ain. 1856
halcs. Z" France. a5aci bales. 20 u. Cont
ncnt. l5:.s'l bales; to Japan. -; b,irs. 10
Mexico. li"n bales.
,n TSiol since Sepemher at al por,,~Se,
Britain i.l&i.2aa bales: 10 France az IA,
na,"s; - the Continent. l.oSieS bales: "a,
'Aihn' %H'2'9 bales; to MGxco. 1850 bales.
New Orleans, November s-,...tou ,u,,.,..
TX r,,, heu st"ady' nnehansed TO 3 points dow u.
ar ta able W w"rc s' La,,% point down to
weather map reelected cold weather from
al sections Of the cotton belt temperaturc,
csitiet De'G 4i,,i Inc fressns point in many To-
ever aud the market had sacgtn- fan
ucncy from the first Lack OF a spo, do
inand and continued reports of cnnc.,i,
ZION OF orders by chinese clo,b unnor,sr.
we're given rs the basis for the selling 10.
W"rd ne middle of the morning there was
mar, t', ,, 'or fair' and on II moderate de-
,,"n. rom shorts who wanted to realize
prohts the market commenced "a, do h,, .
Yer, Su'is offered no support. and reports
were freely circulated that offorInrs Of
spots in tho Interior were heavy tn
knowledge tina, all hope o. top cron ~
we more northern portions of the bcit il
sma n.'"oush from tho frs; II was pointed
out by crop experts that thea vas IIit,,.
."p' tor me tor crop in such sections. IL
active. Spot cotton steady: revised mia
LINZ, ShG: sales on the spot $40 bales: 10
straS, 40 bales. The martet closed
Jannhr!. '.il: March. o.co: MAY. s,si. .iniy
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CHICAGO GRAM MARKET

onigaso ILL November 3 Weak owner,
tss.!''hE price tumble one dealer was :orc-
60 10 suspend, and another had to transfer
a.. 'rrnts 10 n"rscs possessing more capt.
prone caused The break in the market The
SIose was nervous ac TO l5.nli.c' under
- n'sn c"rns howed net gain OF \
g. ana oats an advance of !; N 10 ~
n"S products lates; trades ysri4i fror,
s"aa" Hecine to a gain OF 5li7i..c.
The leading futures ranged as ,o,,ows
Open. High ~,
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BOND LIST.

ANS. ma liners Js..,..... ............ ... %
American Tobacco co ( p. e. bsnds sGs
american Tobacco co 6 y. Z. ooHds.. llii,
Atlantic Coast Line is....... ..... ~
a. G LII and y col. tr is.. sa5
y. c. l. conv IL Din Baltimorej - ij.,t:
Chesapeake and Ohio coIv. 4i:s.. e3i,
Eoffolk and Western cow is...... los,
scsboara a.. tH't y -.t.'''.......... S't-
ea1,rt LIS aCJ. 0s'.''....-...... SO
soS.bnr.. i5T'i as' ys''....'....,......... sgss
.on,L.r. t.IIt1' 'H-'''''''' '''.......... Z.
1890 i.al'"aE 's.''................... los
Va Pc. 90 -hn "s'.-'.......... iplTs
n,4;car Chem. GO il; IS ODD ...... 10 :
wabash deb. ;s..
pana,n, rc IT, ..'''''...... iI's
~. o-...--- --.----.. ........... lfnI.
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MISCELLANEOUS ,1AakEra
PEANUT MARKET

IEeportcd by Rodgers. McCabe G. COZ
fetcrsburS Va, November 3-pcanuts -
Sphhlsh-New Spanish arriving. M demand,
nnyers offering SEC. old farmers stock Of
Spahish exhausted. VirSlnias-Fancy stock
ftWi ':c' per pound; extra prime, &C. per
pou"u prime. SIC. per pound machine
Plcked. 3i2 q &C. per pound
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, November AIT tho CARPET
auction during the day the prices secured
were higher than those paid at the OPEN
ing on numbers of similar character offer
er Cotton goods trading wC> quiet FOR the
day with prices showing slightly stead
Ter trend Yarns easy with trading
nsht, Messalin"s In silks arc being called
for spring delivery.
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sEABoARp AIR LINE.

South bound trains scheduled TO leave Rich
mond daily: $40 \. M.-Local 10 Sorilna
l:o P. M.-Seepers and coaches, Atlanta
Birmingham Savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida points. $50 +. -Sleepers and
coaches. Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
points u::3 p. M.-Sieepors and coaches
Atlanta. Birmingham. Memphis and the
Southwest Northbound trains scheduled TO
arrive In Richmond daily: 5a2 A. N, 7::3
=. NJ. sos y. n. $40 p. n.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks IN New York
Stock.

100 Allis-chalmers ...........
100 Allis-Chalmer<, prd.....
S..oe AmaiSnmated Copper 80.
Amer. Agri. Chem. com.
o.NW Amer. Beet Sugar, CON-.
i.S,p American Can .......
900 American Can, pfd. .....
100 Amer. Car an Foundry.
100 Amer Car ami Eoun.. pfd
LOO American Cotton OIL.
10 American Iinseod Oil.
60 American Locomotive 80.
Amer Locomotive. pfd..
100 Amer. Malt Co.. pfd. :.
800 American Smelling 800.
go American SUGAR .....
l."o Amer. Tel. and Tel. CO..
20 American Tobacco. com.
lp American Tobacco. pfd.
90 Anaconda Corner .....
40 -AtChison, \ iI.C,......
80 Atlantic Coas, Line.
\. {. l.. of Connecticut.
Ito, Baltimore and Ohio. ....
GGS Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
30 Central Leather. CONF.
S.one Canadian Pacific ........
1HD Chesapeake ana Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
',0ot Chi, Nil. ana -. Paul.
So Crucihle Steel Cor. com.
Crucible steel, pfd..
Chicago and Northwest.
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
$50 Consolidated Gas .....
800 Delaware and Hudson.
800 Den. and Rio Gran, com.
10 Den. and rio Gran. rfd.
100 pistilicrs' Sec. Cor........
$50 Erie
.l,SI0 Erie. list pfd.
Fed. Min. ana SIN. rfd,.
100 General Electric ...
500 Great Northern. pfj......
L." Srca; Northern Ore ctfs
700 Inter boro- Met. ..........
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NAVAL. STORIES

Wilmington, n. c.. November s.-Sp!rits
IurpenitnetSuGd at H,4c.; recesso1is Us
casks. Rosin-Steady at s5.T5; receipts al
barrels. rar-Firm al $780, receipts Il bar
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5tealnboatS,
OLD poM1N1oN lime.

oLb DO'hANAoN LINZ
Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash ST. daily.7:oo IN.
Leave Newport News.................6:00 A. NJ.
ArrlVe "A III.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
r1 G or neMocttons aisn nacept sunaay
W. Ry. =. NJ. and c. & o. Ry. at 4 +. NJ.
Night Line steamers stop at Cnremont to
land receive passengers signal. and
will be met by ln"blic conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION Co.-James River
by daylight for Norfolk and Old Point. New
port News and all James River landings
Steamer leaves Mono" Wednesday and
Friday at 700 a. 81. Freight received for
all James River landings. PhoneMadison ia
Main Ticket OGice. s2l e. Main Street.
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RICHMOND AND uHEsApEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY

Schedule OF electric trains 10 and from
Ashland. stopping At intermediate stations
upon signal; II: Richmond BROAD and
u:lo A. NJ; l:io. 7:lo. s:io. l:iob. S:lo, s:3s
I:le. s:los. 1910. 1i:1 P. n. Ly. Ashiaaa.
s:n ID. .. ss. 10. eel A. NJ. IA n, eel
l. :. 4. e.. 6, Z, & Sd. II p. n
sDaiiy except Sunday. .'suuday only.
bCarrics baggage
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'"S 'V"u'HE IutuFes ranged as follows:
.-u, Open High. Low. Close


%, ID r01 ~, J, Nheat-.No rcd. 959
81 70 hard, 92gsi; No no-,, Mo
g, ~ no. northern. si.Oiai.o7; Sn
"a i"Ft H. ii.l?4!c5. No. spring. s ia
so@sI.oS' UP, spF' ing "H 81 o.: No spring.
sJif Nei'et T!an. q 81 Of; drum. az,
"a corn No. >, jsu74c, 10, ,:hf 80
;Ss s. 7 ,5,tc No yellow, 7ss. qTi,c.; No s
Yellow. 73i.n7ic.: No. Tsn - - No
"e" 81" ei..e. No. white. feis 47st,c 10
is ''tr, new. aa65c; No. yellow 72iS o.
wbito ,siI !, -, white, 40 Sc Nc. 2
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Ne" York November INSTRUMENTATION
:'"e' mead Steers, A25Gs.oo: bulls S0
80 80. cows S'e9a $50. Calvcs-Reccipts Ga
n nrs ySals soy 100: cus. s.dfa.5o: grass
Shn so 4'Vp' western calves. s5S5ie
Srer ana Lambs-Iteccipts s.os5 head
ShHsp' s2g 800: culls sl5o; lambs. .5a6.5;
Guns. $3.50 $50 Hogs-Reccipts a.4ss head
No trade; feeling steady
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Norfolk and Western kailwa,

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in Effect October e. 1911
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond,
FOR NORFOLK: $500 A. NJ, $500 p. M,
s4i0 p. NJ.
FOR LYMCHBURG AND THE WEST:
s6:l5 \. M. $1,000 A. NJ. $500 p. ~. 1890
P. II.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .n:4o A.
NJ. '6:8 p. NJ. sl1:3o p. ". From the West:
'6b5 A. NJ, a2:eo r. A.. bl:iO P. NJ, '6:05 p.
~. $500 p. NJ.
.Daiiy. aDaily ex. Sunday. bsunday only.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Cafe
Dining Cars C. H. 1osLEY.
D.. =. A.. Richmond. Va.
w. b. BEVILL, .. y. a.. Roanoke. Va.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

t"'ad your cars that hay at doors rep
FcsIn's contents and thus avoid .-Jcctions.
ms market grades hay In accordance
win the rules OF the National uav Nssocia
i!oi.
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nal'inore, Md. November swho,,
gfade s ipSt "a, contract s3lc southern sA on
,Iact '6c Dats-steady; No . v.i 80 con
quiet; 10 western do,nesi,a ' ,,s,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKt,

Richmond, Va. November 2 ia,,
y Wholesale QUOTATIONS. OK 'c,Ij.%,I.I,
EEFAT-Cer Io,, ~iiA.NuC.
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CATTLE MARKE

'hiraEo. III November a.-cutc,o-Rc-
..!"; Texas steers. $Ll6c:.-D. Western
stS"fs' S'."'" =; stccisrs and feeders ssy,
Ivy; COWS and heiiers. 81 SO; calves s5.S
No." toEs- Receipts itW1O head MARKET
strong, sc. higher than early Iirb, q; IN
Too; MIXED, $40 SIS: heavy. S5.704s Is;
r@ 9e y; s5..o1 ~: good to choice heavy S5..5
qe;iS; PIGS. 1915 $50; bulk OF sales ssa
$50 sheep Receipts 1000 md. T,rls,
weak Native. s:.6oq 400: westerns. ,asov
ile; ycariings. s3.75@ i.2j lambs, native. {,
u621: westerns. si..ou6g5 "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-04

nad At Houston .gs, bales against lo.9;,
last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-04

quota lions Tor inteTesi-payinE bonds are
At price to which interest mag be added
Income bonds and certificates OF INDEBTED.
lcEs are nat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. November ,, 1911.
quotations on the Richmond Tobacco Elk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-04
nrcuMoSp STOCK MARKET.

By Richard ". Maury.
Stock nnd Bond Broker, loij Il, Main street
Richmond. Va, November s. 1871.
STATE SECURITIES Bid. Asked
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-04

Spot cotton closed dull points higher
in'ddiing uplands si5: middiing sulf. $40.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-30
Forrest City Route Best.

c. E.. Crook, one Of our good roads enthusiasts and secretary treasurer of our county good roads association returned Fri day afternoon over the Rock 1s- land from a visit to Dyersburg, Tennessee, where Mrs. Crook and Clarence remained for a longer visit.
 The family made the going trip in their Stoddard-Dayton car and travelled via Forrest City, which they found a very good route to Memphis, with the exception of a few miles in the 1 St. Francis bottom, where the military road has been badly cut up by logging wagons.
 They made the trip to Mem phis on 20 gallons of gasoline and from to Dyersburg, 11a miles on 5 gallons. MT. Crook says the citizens of Dyersbure have made permanent road |of four blocks in their city, by using 2 coats of gravel, one oi chats and then sprinkling o1 oil, 5000 gallons being required lat 4 1-2 cents per gallon.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-30
Held Train For Marriage.

Jonesboro, Sept. 29.-Morgan Goode and Miss Lula Hale, both of Williford, yesterday put the finishing touches to a romance of long standing, when they in- duced the conductor of the northbound Cotton Belt train to stop here twenty minutes un- til they could get license and have the hymeneal knot tied.
 Both Goode and Miss Morgan were passengers on the train, and at the start of their journey they had no intention of mar riage "just then," but, after they had travelled some distance they decided that it would be the best thing to do, so ways and means were at once devised to carry out the plan. The con ductor was gracious and pleas ing and willingly consented to hold up here. Upon arrival, 9 rush was made for the license and a preacher, who was hustled to the train on schedule time.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-30
NUMBER 155|
I. & R. Proving Costly.

You folks who favored I. & E. law think it a good thing to go down in your pockets to the tune of $1OO,OO0 to hold an cleo tion? You have simply added to your taxes to no purpose. Malvern Meteor. If the people were assured that they would only have to dig down in their pockets for one $100,000 it would not be so bad, but there is no telling how many other $100.-I 900 digs they will be forced t0' make. Arkansas Gazette. That's no story, for there is talk of initiating a statewide prohi- bition law and a game warden law. The I. and R. is turning out to be a pretty costly luxury, but we must have it to keep in the fashion.