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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-16

NoiItt I'D TNSPNSERS.
The LAST HALE OF CITY rANES
REAL ESTATE AND Personal. FOR
1911. WILL BE DUE ~ DECEMBER
ANl1 Is NOW READY FOR PAYMENT
AT THIS OFFICE.
EVERY MALE twcnty-onc years of
age, and EVERY person keeping house
or dom cuisines in the city. is as
sossed for personal taxes Those who
nave not paid any city taxes during
the year viii please call and settle. so
as 10 avoid being posted as deiin-
quents.
GRADING. PAVING. PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS arc also
due. and will have to be declared de-
linGuemt II not paid on or before end
Of year.
FIVE PER cG:ir, will be added to
last half II not paid on or before DE
GENDER 3iST
Interest at SIN PER CENT. also at
;2ches TO all bills as soon as reported
delinquent.
Particular attention Is called 10 the
above, under an ordinance passed
by the City Council there can he no
avoidance of the penalty
WASHINGTON WARD TAXES, &c.
must be paid at the Office Of DEPUTY
COLLECTOR, Tcnth and Hull Streets.
H. l.. IICI.CE.
City Collector. City of Richmond.
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sEABoARD AIR LINE.

southhound trains scheduled TO leave Rich.
mond daily: $40 y. M.-I.ocal to Norllna
l:9 l.. M.-Sieepers and COACHES. Atlanta,
birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonv,lIs and
Florida points. $50 T.. " -Seepers and
coaches. savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
points. lisa i. A.-Slespers and coaches,
Atlanta. birmingham. Memphis and TN.
sonthwest No-thbcund trains scheduled 10
arrive In Richmond daily: 5::2 A. NJ az.
a. NJ. sos r. NJ. $50 P. NJ
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Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE ocToBcS 10. 1,l1

EFFECTIVE OCTOBT.; l6. 1slL
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: S:l5 A. NJ and
73j T.. NJ. 100 a. NJ.
For Norfolk: 800 A. NJ. 800 p. NJ, 4:Io
L. NJ.
For y. & W. Ry. West: 6:l5 a. M. 1900
a. 81. 500 i. NJ. $40 p. Il.
For Petersburg: 100 a. ". 6:l5 A ~.
Sis 4. NJ, 600 y. ~. 1890 a. a.. 500 e. NJ
i:iO T. A.. G:co +. NJ. 1885 T.. NJ. $40 r. M
il:i5 =. NJ
For Godsboro and Fayettevile: 't:io =. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $40 A. NJ
$50 a. Nj. 6:55 4. NJ. 'S:35 A. NJ .'i0:i,
y. NJ u:4o a. NJ, 800 r. NJ. ''i:40 y. N,
s:cj IT, NJ. 6:35 l.. NJ. 500 =. ~, 800 +. NJ,
80 Il. NJ.
Except sunday: ''Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
nections not guaranteed.
c. s. CAIPBBEIL, D. p A
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
y. B.-fo!owing schedule ngures published
as Information and not Guaranteed:
$40 a. M.-Dhiiy- Local for Charlotte. Dur
nam and Raleigh. 1875 A. N.-Daiiy-Liuilt-
.d-FoF All points South. Drawing Room
Hunvt Sleeping Car TO AsheyilIe. ~ c. s:W
4 al TX. sun--Local .or Durham and In
iernedittc stationh. $50 i. NJ. Er. sun
keyr'iile Local. il:t5 T. M-Daliy-Llmited
-For a.! poinis South. Pullman ready at
$50 T. u.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 j.. M.-ES. Sun.-To West P,.. connect
ing Tor baltimore Mon. Wed. and Friday
o." ~ NIX. Sun. and 2:i5 p. M.-Mon,
7" td. and Fri-Local to West Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From tho South: 6Jo \. NJ. s:55 r. NJ.
daily: $50 y. NJ. tx. sun: i2:S Ex sun
zoo +. NJ. daily. From West Point: $3.50 A
~ dsi'y: n:sS 4. NJ. Wed. and Fri: az T..
81. ES. sun.
8, E. BURGESS. d. Z. A..
20 u. Main II. 'rhnne MaSiron
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FORT or RICHMOND. NOV. Is. 1911.
ARRIVED.
Steamer BERKELEY. Shelly Nortalk. NOR
1handise and passengers Old Dominican lin.
steamer AURORA. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. mcpchitnd;sa and
passengers, Furmnm Line
SAILED.
steamer Berkeley. shelly Norfolk. mAr
chandisc and passengers Old DominIon I,n,
Steamer Pocnhontas. Graves. Norfolk and
lanes hiEer landings merchandise and
passengers, virginia Navigation Co
steamer Aurora Furman pctersbur- ana
mines 1 hiTer landings. merchandise and mas
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oLn noMIN1ox LINE

Nv. Richmond foot OF Ash ST. daily 90 PM
Leave Newport News..................5:0o A. II.
Arrive NoT'oiR.. ..............-........6:oo A. N
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for Sew York daily except sunday
100 =. NJ Connections also made by ~ a.
W. RI. r. u. and {. a. Q. Ry. at =. ri.
Night Line steamers stop at Ciaremont to
land or receive passengers signal and
VIII be met by bile conveyance.
VIRGINIA SAVIGATIoN CO.-Jame, River
by daylight :or Norfolk and Old Point New
port News and all James River !andIngs
steamer leaves Hu. Wednesday and
Friday at 100 4. NJ. Freight received for
all james River landings Phone Madison ia
Main Ticket Office. 81 Z. Main Street
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Stock.
Sales.

10 Allis-Chalmers .......
100 Allis- Chalmers. pfd.......
1890 Amalsamated Copper -.
Amer. ASrl Chem. com.
l.H0 Amer Beet Sugar, com. i.
l.1co American Can ............
l.loo American Can, pfd.....
700 Amer. Car and Foundry.
loO Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
loo American Cotton OIL.
American Linseed Oil.
American Locomotive -.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd..
100 Amer. Malt Co. pfd. ......
1l.Wp American Smelling 49,.
200 American Sugar ........
100 Amer. Tel. ana Tel. Co.
$40 American Tobacco, com.
40 American Tobacco, pfd..
SOD Anaconda Copper ........
800 Atlantic Coast Line...
y. c. l. OF Connecticut.
2.lt9 baltimore and Ohio......
i.9o Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
40 Central Leather. COM.
1850 Canadian Pacific ........
$50 Chesapeake and Ohio....
3W Chicago Grcac Western.
1850 Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul.
Crucible Steel Cor, com.
Crucible Steel. pfd........
500 Chicago and Northwest.
100 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colora do and Southern.
200 Consolidated Gas. 1880
Delaware and Hudson.
90 Den. and Rio Gran. com.
ITO Den. and Rio Gran. pfd.
80 Distiliors' Sec. Cor.......
$50 Eric .....................
2,3)o Erie, LIST pfd.
Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd..
leo General Electric ........
100 Great Northern. pfd...
4op Great Northern Ore ctfs
100 Illinois Central ..
700 Interboro-Met. ............
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Cotton-ouict; middling, 80 bales: net
feip's IN rP9 %, bales gro receipt s9at hsie;
bales.
Total to-day at all por,s-Nct receipts.
H?.oS bales: export to Great Britain, G3.0Sl
bales: TO the continent 1879 bales; stock,
l,ol2.4s5 bales.
Consolidated At all ports--Ne, receipts.
SlS,Si' bales; export to Great Britain. l45. as
bales: 10 France, .0.soI bales: to the CONT
nent. l2e.5ii bales: to Japan. r+.Hl bales.
reeeopts. i,277.92o baler: export to Great
britain. l,567a.3 bales: TO France, 5I7i7
bales; to tho continent, i,Ti,2SS bales: to
Japan oo':@s bales; to Mexico. l,75O bales.
New Orleans. November l5-The forecast
OF good weather tomorrow in the bel, and
interior spot offerings served to give the
cotton market downward tendency to-
uay' and net decline OF as points was
SHOWN when the market closed F.utu-cs
opened pon; up to- ono point on
Gables were better than due, hu; traders
on both Sides seemed to be dsposed 10
wait Tor the revision OF spit differences in
mo New York market before Incrensinr
their commitments. The weather man wns
VIC rHdavorablc. ana this was against nri,cs
"hlch AT the end ot the first half hou-
We're TWO to three points down. The mar
Nct was duh throughout tho norninc. sos
sion. trading being confined 10 small sc.in
me operations. TIL" weather Jorcras.
winch WAS for good weat Their Tomorrow ali
through tho belt. and gossip to the cfroc,
tha' interior vas offering spots more frcclv
helped the decline. In the afternoou ~
tendency OF prices was still downward tho
trading registering n decline OF %, IL notnts
lowest. az '''"' '"e
SPOT steady. unchanged; middII,r as,e
sales on the spot, $50 bales; TO arrive So
utures opened barely steady and closed
STEADY. November. 92i: December gu
20 n"''F' NV March. go; May, a3s; July,
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Railroads.
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY MI nAIL LINE No NORFOLK

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE 70 NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect October 2 1911
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond
FOR NORFOLK: 800 A. NJ. 800 p. N.
1910 T. NJ.
ron LYS.CII8URG AND THE WEST;
.e:i6 y. NJ. 5000 4. NJ. $500 p NJ. .e::o
=. NJ
Arrive R!chmond from Norfolk: 'ii:tO A.
NJ, '6:35 +. NJ. 'll:50 Il. VI. From the west:
.5:5s ~ NJ. a2:09 II. NJ. oi:io P. NJ. '6:o5 T..
NJ. $500 +. II.
.Daily. aDaIiy cx Sunday bsunday only.
Pullman ParIor and Sleeping cars. CAFE
Dining Cars. c. H. BOSLEY
d. p. A.. Richmond. Va
w. B. DEV1LI. G. p. a.. Roanoke. Va.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RIcH IsI LIVE LIVE; STOCK MARKET.

RlCilMoND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
'2niHs at Union stock YARDS
Richmond, Va, November H. 1911
report 81 the live stock market Tor The
week ending November ls.
-, heeeipis-, attic a?7 hend. calves. S. head;
Best steers. 6d6iIc.; medium to good an
S;sc.' common 10 fair. ihGta.c.: best h.lf-
tis' oW''tc' medium to good p4I;a,c :.
common TO fair. NJ aH.o. best cows -. ;,
tc: medium TO good. 3gS'ac: common 10
liz r. ~; 2@!'sI.: best oxen, isa5c; common
~ ":.c: bulls. o.! ic. extra calves : an
re; fair Ia medium. 6M6isc Cows and
tta''es. S2'm 300 per head Bcs, heavy
NOES $50 good. 100 to Compound hogs. GU n
best sheep. Sd3Iac: common Ia fair "Eo
> = j., best lambs. 5':afc.: common to fair,
chicago. November l5-CattIs-ns ,nin,s
Sl'NV mead market bull at Early decline.
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Burns Arc Fatal.

Special to The Times dispatch
Fredericksburg, Va. November l5.--
Little Gladys Armstrong. aged SIX
years daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ
Armstrong. who was severely burned
Monday while playing with tnv
lamp. her clothing catching on nr..
died at her homo here carly to -day.
after intense suffering.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

IRTlaEo. Novombe5 Ii--Rains tNrcaton-
ing to spoil tho Argentine harvest formed
me main source Of strength to-day in Inc
same as last night to 5.Gis ADVANCE CO..
hnished 2. 20 '.dSs down: oats on y "a
ga Z. and provisions ~. TO 2?,s cent ruln
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Open. High. Low CIcsc
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. &. November I5-Spi;lts
turpentine steady. 1879. receipts. II casks.
firm, i.So; receipts. u barrels Crude ,ur-
pcnttne firm. $50 and 40; receipts 81
barrels,
savannah. Ca. November !5.-Turpent!nc
nTT, liz; sales 800 barrels: receipts 6Ss
barrels; shipments. 2sj barrels: stocks %.
~" barrels: RosIn i!mis sales. a.liO barrels
receipts 2,a"3 barrels; shipments $3.50 bar
rels; stochs gO225 barrels.
quote: l., 500
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
rEANIr MARKET.

tReporied by Rodgers McCabe & co..
Petersburg, Va, November i5-pcauuts
Spanlsh-culet at aJc. pcr hnshei FOR dry
clean goods; receipts light. virginin-Juin-
hos, "a H@c. per pound: fancy handpickrd.
per pound; extra prime, 5IR axe. per
pound primr 2i&c per pound: machine
picked. 20 ci:c, per pound.
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yellow 7i,4 Zoe: No. :. 7SW7Siac: No. r
new, Gic; No. 3 white. 72@72i,c: No ? whiec
new. 6ic: No. yellow. 7iI.M74Sc: No. :
yellow new. eSis CSC; No. I. 7likT72c: No
new, a 6@c: No. white. 7isnTc: NO 4
white now. 81 a62i=c No. yellow 7Sgc;
No. yellow new, 63i. "a SIC
onts-No. white. 4ad i9Ac: No white
no 10 $50; No white. AK a iSEc standard.
Baltimore, November la,-Wheat firm:
s spot contract. .o9Ss: southern on gtade.
80 @"%c' Corn firm: spot contract new.
EEe dull; No. western domestic, si.oial o.
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York
Stock Market

New York, November l5.--That he
weakened considerably by the exten-
sive realizing OF the last few days
was indicated by the movements OF
prices to-day. Tho tone was heavy
and at times weak, and the market
exhibited lack of staying power
which discouraged the bulls.
view OF tho market which finds
considerable support is that stocks are
being closed ont in anticipation nf
the assembling OF Congress next
month. The possibility of radical
tariff legislation is attracting much
attention in Wall Street, and it is
realized also that attempts may lie
made to procure legislation having to 10
with governmental control of corpora
tons.
At the opening and again at the
close the market showed some signs Of
strength Some OF the standard railers
gained as much as a point mt the
opening, but quickly lost their advan-
taEe. The market became heavy. and
remained in that condition until just
before tho close when ii moved up
ward briSkly, presumably owing TO
tho covering of lines of short stock
put out during the day. The collapse
OF speculative movement in the coalers
which had been pushed UP actively for
several days. added to the hcaviness
of the market. Lehigh Valley led the
drop with decline of g points after
announcement that the directors at
the meeting had taken no action in
regard TO the distribution of stock
representing the companies holdings
Canadian Pacific showed the heaviest
loss among the moro prominent rail-
road stocks Mt the end of the day.
II tn decline OF more than two points
Some important issues. including Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific, Virtually
made up their losses.
Standard OIL shares made no re-
Spouse TO declaration of the last quar-
terly dividend on the entire capital
izat'on, and the announcement of the
terms on which the stock distribu-
ton would be accomplished
American Tobacco, after remaining
quiesccnt for some time. to-day rose
10 points 10 49,
The bond market was firm. Total
sales par value. sS.l16.ooO. United
States bonds unchanged on call.
Total sales for the day. $4,000
shares. including: Sugar, zoo. Tobacco
400 a. c. l.. 300; c. & o.. 1900; L. &;
\. 600: y. & w. 5000; Reading, l39.-
700; southern. 1900: L. r.. 10000; u.
5. Steel, lS4,7oo; V. c. c., 500: Inhigh
Valley, 5000.
New York, November l5.-Moncy on
call steady, 2i-im2 l-c; ruling rate.
sL3-S' closing bid. SIS: offered at 2i-a.
lime loans easier: sixty days and
ninety days, l-c; six months. 3l-o
Prime mercantile paper. 4@i1-2;
sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at $is3.O
for sixty days and at $50 for demand
Commercial bills. si.S51- bar silver.
&c L.. Mexican dollars 49,
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Dry GOODS MARKET.

New York, November l5-Tho cotton
goods market arc quiet, with n tendency
toward more stcadiness in heavy domestic
lines The 1obeors are doing a reasonable
trade III small lots. Retail trade has been
stimulated by the cooler weather
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sESs-Ikeceipts Vcry Hght and lnnrket
very active Live Pou!try-Chickens are
duh Large. fat turkeys IN GOOD de-.
mand. Small and thin stock not wanted
Dressed fou!irE-Dresscd turkeys ducks
and geese that are of good quality In ar-
tive demand Chickens and hens only fair.
~ active. tamc--Decr and wild turkeys In
NEht receipt and active. Rabbits in heavy
receipt and active a quotations Butter.
Market continues in good aciive condition
under prevailing !!Ghs receipts. Hides
MARKET continues III good, active condition
Ship heavy. Live Stock--veals continue
very scarce. end the demand cxtrcmoIy
heavy Lambs, hogs and cattle OF good
lual!ty are wanted.
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CIInIsrMAs IN Nonw.y.

The S. $. "NORuGA," pretty. fine
vessel TWO years old, fitted with wire
less and all up-to-datc convcnienccs
gers. will sail from Newport News No
vember 80. for Christiana and Cothan-
burg. First-class rate. 500. Second
class, SIS. Third-class, $40
Apply tn y. III. BOWMAN.
southern Passenger Agent,
Norway Mexico Gulf Line.
los l.. Main St, Richmond, Va
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beeves. SsOaaio; Texas steers. s,.coa5so:
western steers si;5ttT.3o; siockers and
feeders, sS.0on 80: cows and heIfcrs s2coyr
5.Si: calves. s550dScs
hogs-Receipts. $1,000 head: market SLOW
ana steady at opening prices: light Ss&s1r
b'o9' mixed. S.Cod $50: heavy. S6IoG6Ss5;
rough. tb1T6.25; good to choice heavy
s &C. sSS sss; pigs SLe2as.so bulk of sales,
Shcep-Hcccipts. 1900 head: market SLOW.
naive S2.5oTS.So: western. s,.s5D3So; year
Iinss sSiadLi0: lambs native. 1915 1850:
western, SST5I5.ao. ~
Now York. November Observation-Disclosures
~ head: steers. saaGT.eo: DULLES. ssSolp
?'eS; cows. sl.i5gt.75 Caive.-.Ileceip,s
i;oJt head: veals. s605a 1000: Few tons
H"ss: culis. 5000 $50. harnyard calves
800 +".; fed calves. Hc5d5.oo: southern
caves. $50. Sheen and lambs-Rcceipts,
80; lambs 4IST5.sS few outside buyers
Ievp: s975q6,": cuils. s35oa365 Hogs
receipts. lSSe head; weak at ssiocf 5 70.
pigs. S5.S5I65o 49,
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY

HALFWAY COMPANY.
Schedule Of electric trains to and from
Ashland. stopping AT intermediate stations
upon signal: Lv. Richmond tBroad and
Laurel Sts.): .5:c5. si:io. S:iob. 9:io. .'iO:iO
Ii:lO a. NJ; l:i0. 2:iC. $50. i:lob. $40 s:e0
7:lo. S:I0b 1910. 1855 L. VI. ~ Ashland:
"o:5S, 10. S. 3d. TO- ell a NJ. 80 NJ ,.l
.. {. 90. .. T. 8. 90. II e. ~
DAILY except sunday. ''Sunday only
hCGrrirs h1KgnCc.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co r,o,r-
mission Merchants. Richmond -.
Richmond Va, November IL 1911
ACTIVE WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. IN,
-
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COTTON MARKETS.

NeN YORK. November I;.-After moro o-
,tss Guinness Throughout the early par; 81
we Gay cotton developed notable activity
'"e iaS' Nonr under HEAVY selling pres
Sai' lpi bear traders. followed by Ilttic
. so.@T.ns lo"atds NJ closc which was
snts az Irt decline OF to 10 points.
eI..hts io-any Cii bales, against 5s.5os
,'al week and 752's last GEAR To-dav's re-.
Ss ~, a. New Orleans !,,7i2 bales. agsjnst
.asI ycaT' and az Houston II .s7s bale,
sp?i cotton closed dull 10 points lower.
G"i,ors . rp,anls' ~ mGdhng gulf. .75.
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WHEAT

Cash grain; wheat; No. . red. .5s,1se,.
~; 80 REQ. 'S,. Wy. No. hard. &c n 81. Cci,
10; 10. northern. NoiDLc7; No Snp vn
err. tSes. I'y5 30 spring. tiWai.oi; No
velvet chan. 3jcNSLoi: dur,ir 10 =, ~ g. go
|oFn-No. 2, iHAc: No. white, Isilc. H.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets. for PeteisburS:
%. {, S. 80 10. II. .ia A. NJ l. . e. e.
'5A5. IS. :. s. - 10 p NJ
i:oo p. IL. for Chester. 1900 midnight for
Petersburg.
Street. for Manchester:
1913. e;5s. .'7j. ":2s s:&5. a.35. 'Io:as II IS
A. NJ. 1875. lbs. 2a5. 1896. .i:35. S.a5. e:sS
':S, s:aS ::aj. 1000. 1880 T.. ".
iDaiy cNcep; sunday and holidays
carries baggage and express
Tainted. except sundays and holidays
Al cats from Petersburg connect Win
cars FOR Ttlchmoud
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IIcnMoNn Hay MARKET

Loau your cars so that hay at doors ron
1,,,ts Son,cnts and thus avoid reflections.
rt, ms market GRADES hay In accordance
citation. nay ASso-
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RICHMOND TOBACCO M,nkrr

foliowlns are the quotations OF tho n.ch-
'nond Tobacco Exchange:
Richmond. Va. November 10. 1911.
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City Taxes
Riehmond, Va. Noycmbyr Is, 1911.

ohicc Collector of City Taxes.
CIV llull
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RICHMOND GRAIN M,RK.,r

Richmond. Va. November Is, iaii.
WHOlESALE QUOTATIONS on CHANGE
WlIEAT-Car lots
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKEr.
By Richard ". Maurx

By Richard w. Maury.
Stock and Bond Broker. lois L. Main Street
Richmond, Va. November Is, 1911.
SALES AT BOARD
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nplands. a59; miGding XII, 'G.T5S''
cotton futures closed steady go
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I5is Total sales for Week ttIao 1.s IS soo
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IONS f"T interest paying bonds ara
iHyo'ne bonds ana ceTiihca,es Q: iadebted.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-18

Sos. Reabe auf Observation-Disclosures
pcm einem 3use iiberruidlt.

Sn elmer Gubsrit ssfdbrlitsn Situas
tipn befano iid seitern Ibsno Der "a
Sabre ate Qrbttisr Soi. UieGSe Don
81. 2ouis, Wo., pelaer cine Bod
briid. BEL Weitheit.r. nabe Joorpoalt.
treussn tpollts unb i6 uusefabr In Der
Wlitte Der Struftur befano. ols plogs
lid, Elm quo nit elmer GeihDlnoigtel'
BON so W.il.n bic Stunbe berdns.oou'
merit tam. Uisabe lab. odB r bas
Gube Der Bride ni6t mebr in Slider
belt errsihen tcnnts, Desbdlb tr ihleiI'
niaft iibtr ci. Ssite tletierte uno, iid
NIT ben 6dnben an timer S6Delle an
tlammerno, iiber Dem 4bsruno ihtpeb'
ie, ais Der 3us porbeifduite. Gr tonnt:
iid nitt fuieber auf bic Bride hinauf'
ifpingen unb bins ssbn Winnsen lane
spiihen 5immtl uno groe, biz ietH'
Hrdfie ibn psrlisben uno sr aus eins'
Sohe BON 30 yub in bic 1iefe iiiirst.
Gr ipuroe einis. 3eit fpdter hilfloi
unb ihper psrlsst unttr Der grudl
Ii.senb aufsefunoeu unb 3unddit mad
SpprnbaIe unb Don bort nah ben
ji1btii6en 5oipi.al gebraht. 6ie1
iiellie ss iih heraus, bab er einen Irm
brun iotpie fhlimme innere 8erIesun
aen erlitien bait. unb iaum nit ben
Qekn ooponsommen biirfte.
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Qleine Volt5eixadbri4te

- 2aura Dan BON 2atpreneeburg.
Cab, rpurbs seitern bon ben 0ebeims
polisiiten 5ueftlein unb pflus on Der
gde Der 2ongiportb Strabs unb genz
traI apenue perbaftet unn ais Jufti3s
flii6tlina einssipsrri. Sic ioa ii1 IN
Qanrencebura beg Groboiebitahls
hulois sena4! bobsH.
- Gsr "a Sabre alte Jront 1ieterr
BON Slb ameriia purbe seiisrn an
Der Ode Der 4. 4peuue unb Gin Ctr
psrbafist unb sur Dsriiisuns Der Be-
b6rosn BON Sionsp. g., einstiperrt
CT nirn non ben Beh0roen senanntel
Gtobt ipesen Grobbiebftubls Derldnst
- Die Rsgerin 4Hnie Smith. Dol
go. 544 Oh s. 4Oenue rDuroe stfierr
Ab<nb Dor oem 5auie Rc. 555 81
|8. Girabe bon einem Raiesenof en-
Wm. aesIie iibsrfalIeu uno fdper mib
banbelt. Sic srliit mebrsrt aopfnun
ben. iofpis UsrIesunsen an ben armen
Die p0iisei fabnbei auf 2eslie.
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Dies MnD 0a3.

- Noiar gbmuno Gruber bat bic
Sntorporotionspapiere Der Cincinnati
gatsnt pullen Wanufaeturing GoHs
pam, nit ein.m adpital BON $10.s
900, bas in iur3er 3sit auf $50. 900
erhob. ueroen tpiro, beim Stndis~Ses
tr.tdr binterlegt. Die 5niorporatcs
re iino: emil %. aottuid, aoOlpb
u. gruber, Sobn 8. Bifdof, arthur
r. Rauffmdnn uno 0eorge gersbdus
Zen. Tabrit unb 9sIfdftsplos pers
ben iid an Der Spring Grope aDenu.
beiinoen.
- Sn Der seifrig.n 9erfammlung
ber Cincinnati Bar Qfociation tpurs
ben folgtnoe gsamten fir bas laufens
be Sabr srtpGblt: yrdfioent, aewis
Gab glad; 8is.prdfibenteu: alfreo
W. Qnsn. SObn @alDin, Georse 5odba
len, Benton Cppenbeimer uno DaDte
o. Shorr; prot. Setretdr, Ben. y
Relfon; Rorrsip. Seireidr. Stanlsr
ID. Nserr.l; Stasmsiiter, Wi!iiaH
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