davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12
M~Iocroomsbicnt | gtnrlano.

Seq Ter at Soeuingerue fra IurIanb
bil iamIe 8ibrag til Ell 6iem for az
Seritegne Sattiae beritebs. hpiltet ieg er
cnig meb benz |. Set biloe bare meget
pent al os aurlGnbinaer al ibutomme
Dor Seeebpgo nteo en- lioeu Bape. Der
iamtiSig piIoe pGre De aamIe SrGngeuz
Sc ct 9ebis pda. al be life belt or
elemt al fine uobduoreoc Conner OF
Nstrc. Set oil life itnne o5 uoset. men
set pilne opfriife ginoet ira bort tirre
SroreIano. Sea iiulSe snife ON DC.
ipm fern bar tesnet ii8. piloe orons
meo upaen. Der mootager on tpitterer
for Yeugeue. 9i 10 uubertegnebe ber
/ RpoSp Gountn oil pGre meo.
gottoli Sperion gieIoe.
Smut Siperion Sieloe.
Go!mnn. z. Sdt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12
era Enferrnp. q. Saf.

Sibite aars apIing bIep life eop her.
ga Der TOM Sroit for tibIi9 paa Seiten.
Ru bar BOG ri Sarmere 6e8nnot at
ifie fremap MOB tommenbe SOFT, iom
III baaber bliper gob. Ser er Here gcbc
Gnlebrin9er for Dem Der bill tiebe eaer
Ieie Sarme, 90 bi snifer natrrIi8pis at
uorife Solt ni!oe fomme ino,
Sermeb ieubes be bebite Siliener I'll
"EoIten" og ale bens 2Gicre.
Ole Nalpprien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12
Sorrctni ugsnotiier.
st uSmerfrt 5ilbus fra "lnasummeus
Geu"

@co at autage oct EiIbuo ION, ling
NommeuS Zen" qjsr pnd ct amber SteS
! bette &luS, oil man iua - ueb Sloeu
al &c dlminoeligc Rumrc fra M iii
~uNn1ugcu al bette War - oi5ic ire ipes
cteae gtunre, ct @aarmmmer 9ao 36
Sioer iudr blir Oct Ct 17oe gfni
RUNNER et 6eitmummer paa 36
ziNcr 90 et Sulcuummer pnn 6s 5is
oer. elsie ipetieue Hunrc bar CmiIng
trpit / Here SarUer % CT Ell Rruo ior
&c bcoite uoriie 6iem / amerita. 0pis
man eriter set udfre t7oe Nai Aums
mer mnn man antnac Silbuoet meo eus
ugUQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12

&ouis boenoe Specialiit for &atarrb,
og leg tog flere Slags Meoictner
bner Sag. Seq fltnbe life gaa mere
END ct Sunoreoe 9arbS uoen at
bpile.
"0tine 8enner tilraaocbe mig at
tage Beruna, og ieg giorbe bette.
Seq fpler MT, at Eeruna bar irclit
nit Giu. Oct er Den bebite Nebicin
| 8erben, og ieg pilbe life bore ben
~foruben."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12
Spuome rclaaet.

Set er iaa ueuoeiisi tibet III Ter til
8bgoebern fra Ssnomsre. Ser names
iii gag fra ale gpgoens uoonnoreoe
RGne. oa auineer. men uleaet Tibet Ter
fra bort amt. Ssnnmere. Ran
til SnltingI Sao - | oenue CONNER
msSes | Slot. Get oil friite op / biz
Sino | Dir belle iuserite.
Sci oil fupee big nanr aamIe
% unee SlGsI % &euner paa CT i9Is
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12
SoreninssSasen.

Get glpoebe mango al % at bore, at
ben Soreneoe airfes og Ben uorife Spns
ores Gpmiteer hlep enige / 2Greu ON
SmpenbeIien og lloDGI9elien, % hi
ifpIoer Dem begge iaa mango Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12
Champion
Deering
Mccormick
Milwaukee

Spm G,aole uilpite Gigo. Geapcr nflere Cradle %
Setubinocreu oipite Sieaper, bep 5uIt mere % mere
heirieoe ipr Oct Slnperl, ipm Subbeltutn9cn 'grte meo
iig, % man ipttes iitnno III at poretage nrhre lou
nenoe @lpremoal. Nu, Ia Etnocre er / almtnocligt
8rug, apler Ell Sreoieeel al be Soreneoe StatrrS S'
ipltnina NOT 9prn III at ipoe belle SuIoel, o. eNoea
bape Ntilipuer &,titeIs ttlba3e for uoiprie.
1renlgaug 90 rtgeIl9t uoiomme ior ale berpr paa'
{" bette 9anoS Surntere uplger De relie lRaltlner Tor
lin Suohglnina. 7in auocl al SptenS llobptlc &C.
tnper meaet for oig, men bet betpoer cub mere for
andre. Sor at pare litter paa, at DIN Gpltna inobpitcs
uheu Sptloe OIL III ben rettc lib, fJgb gtalitncr Der
pusicr Sorbolpcue | oisie @Qre, prBpet ueo ~pirtclIgt
Nrtetoe ltgnenoe 2gre aRalttner, Der ian pege ttIbd'
ae paa eli Siltorir al mere sHo icmti Wars pcIo, OIL
lpm er blepne uouiileoe III pratttit 6~ulotommeh9co
-IHC Waifiner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12
Osborne
Plano

On apo MlIttne buroe hnpe en- coo pushing at btnee
msn. &prc Ilcrter: @hompipn, YtcG prmid, Osborne,
Seerna NiGfpdufct, Blanc Oh Sntern ttoHnl ia
britercoe / fre -~gruoeS", nemliG Stial, Stduoaro,
4tanilu oa Ture Dlouild, er i~rembaate ior al arbetoe
let, uocn SptIoe cGtr Sruocri pua ! II { Naltirer.
INC Sptalhauoler utt for otg i9tte 90 en- 8tnoer
a; b~eigtigc, % oil blPlpe BIO III at pplse oet b,oite
Muittne ipr Din NpIing pa oire Agre. Senpeno dig til
BAN ua orug Nnttcu az hans aunoIiab % 9riartuo.
San ptl briudre oine SpgraSmanl % ntaaite benutie
big til en- Nabo, Der bar brust INC 9aiitner
% Spsfug. 0uit paa naur on oGl9er, at INC
Mai.iner ptl giue 5iIireositiuele maule War, 4
% at 3ele for H4cparatipnrr let og bnrtig tan
erboIocS hos | He 2ptolbaupler. 5Ga aataIo8 VI
hos bin Sanbleuoe elrr ~ttlitrtv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12
Su%O1Oaopntnte.

Mmflops GcSemu Speciiic bill abiplut furere &c
sema, Salt 8bernr, Barber 5tt. 8tn8rrm, @auiIe
Saar, &lBe % mango ANDRE Suoip9opuIrne. Senoes
pr. Gpit for $50
G. q. @uitaiipn, en- Surretuingsmanb gsartpif, q.
g., ffriuer: seq ICb al GcSeuta / Is Gar, iggte mango
2Geer uoer roaeu 6ielp, men en- SGlte al altnflops
gc5ema Saloe belbrebeoe mig"
S. AImklov, norsk Apotheker, Cooperstown, NO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12

correspondence

Aorreippunoueer ubtn g2aou ca Norcss taaes Hr bet miuoar 6eRian nil:
Be bfr iffe euaana nieunemIRne al Reoaffipuen. gapRef pI life blipeA
oHeutissIprt. meSmiHsrs psetpmreuoe sprrepeaesui snHsr bet. mea
Tebaftipnru na bape paas iuhe Raou % gor,st, -: \: :: :: ;:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-12
6criSate
iyp Gdeer.
Mit 2ip frelit peS Ge.rn.na.

49,. - -
Sobnion,
8reenpiae,
Suinois
ifriner:
Seq bar
/ Here aar
plaget n1eo
6atarrh
Sor TO aar
iioen itoD
ieg uleb Den
enc 500 /
@rapen.
Seq banbe
forisgt ipp
SPger %
reiite ogiaa
til en- ct.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13

Bradstreet's tomorrow will say for
Richmond and vicinity:
Trade as a whole ranges from salts
factory to good Some few lines show
a tendency to lag. while the majority
of merchants report good sales. The
usual holiday buoyancy is noted in sea-
sonable commodities. and dealers in
toys small wares. confectioneries and
the like report unusually good sales.
Fruits and provisions are little quiet.
Travellers for wholesale shoe and dry
goods houses are returning after sat
isfactory season. and in these lines
cooily flling-in orders are noted.
Favorable wNther for handling leaf
tobacco has existed. and sales are
larger than at any previous period OF
this year Prices for this product are
exceedingly high. but as Indicated early
in the year. the crop is short. Lumber
manufacturers report good orders. both
for dimension and small products. Re-
tail trade is good. and collections in
most localities are satisfactory. Some
car scarcity Is reported Manufactur-
ing industries generally are working
at full capacity. and labor is well en-
piOyed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
FINE EXHIBITS
At SCHOOL FAIR
Held Under Direction of County
Superintendent of Rock
bridge.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.I

Especial TO The T1mes-DispatchJ
Lexington, Va, December l2.--Rock-
bridge has reason to be proud Of the
school fair held this week in the high
school auditorium OF Lexington. Spleen
did exhibits. good crowds and pleasant
weather combined Ito make the occa-
sion one OF profit as well as of pleas
ure.
The school fair was under the direc-
ton of County Superintendent Effinger.
and the exhibits of the boys corn clubs.
under A. T.. Fultz. Rockbridge agent OF
the State Cooperation Demonstration
Work The school exhibits were fine,
and the corn raised by the boys ex-
cellent
Addresses were made by r. O. Sandy.
State corn demonstration. and by Mrs.
Laura NJ Read. of Lynchburg. who
spoke in the interest of Industrial
training In the rural schools.
The first premium for the largest
yield OF corn was won by Roosevelt
Showalter. son OF o. Porter Showalter.
OF near Lexington. who raised ninety
four bushels on an acre OF bottom land
The second largest was Ralph Echols.
ninety bushels on bottom land The
largest yield on upland was eighty
eight bushels on an acre. by John Kin
near. son of Supervisor j. J. L. Kinnear.
of South River District. and the second.
eighty-four bushels. by John Patterson
The girls were winners of premiums
in pastry and sewing, those ranking
first being as follows:
Best loaf Of bread, Miss Evs Puitz
best pound cake. Mas Lucy Hotinger;
best doll bed outfit. Miss Pearl Decker
best handmade percale shirt. Miss
Maude Hite- best hand made cook
apron. Miss Josephine Britton. The
best general grade high school work
was won by Highland Belle School. of
keer's Creek. Miss Sallie Dickinson.
teacher: best general grade two and
three-room schools. Lavesia, at East
Lexington. Miss Sue Tolley. teacher;
best general grade work in one-room
school Borden's Run. near Lexington,
Miss Ethel Tolley, teacher
The Rockbrijge County Teachers In
stitute was held IN connection with the
school fair. and ia OF the 1873 white
teachers OF Rockbridge were in attend
ance. Among the speakers were Presi-
dent Henry Louis smith. OF Washing
ton and Lee University: Captain Alpha
Brumage. of the Virginia Military In
stitute faculty. and T. s Settle. super
intendent of rural elementary schools
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.
Six-Hear-OId Boy Rescued Just As He
IL Being Swept Away BY Tide.
Especial to The Times-Dis

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
Wilmington. n. c., December "a
Edward Robertson. the six-year old
son OF Mrs. J. D. Robertson formerly
Of Richmond. came near meeting a
tragic end to-day while playing on the
water front at a deserted point
The little fellow plunged overheard.
and would have been drowned but for
the timely help of an Old fisherman.
Captain Oscar SaIterman. who was at
tracted TO the scene by frantic out
cries of the lads companion. He ar
rived just in time to jump overheard
and catch the hoy as he was being
swept away by the tide
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 70, 1914.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. ner-
chapdise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas Graves Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
rengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora, Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
seEgers. Furman Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers. Furman Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
The Years Cotton Crop.

Washington, December 1.-THE De-
partment of Agriculture to-day an
nounced that the 1912-1913 cotton crop
of the United States would amount to
t3.s2O.00O bales of 500 pounds each. not
including linters. Production by States
Alabama 1330.000: Virginia. $4,000
North Carolina, $4,000; South Caro-
lima. 1,1s4.OOO; Florida. $4,000: Georgia.
i.7ol 900: Mississippi, 1.109 900; Louisi-
ana. 43s. 200: Texas, 1850 900: Tennes-
see. ESQ. 900: Missouri. $4,000; Okla
homa, 100000; California. 5000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
SIX MONTHS IN PRISON.
Young Man Charged With Obtaining
Money Under False Pretenses.
Especial to The Times-Dispa

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Bristol. Va. December I'm. Il.
Butler. alias w. j. O'Brien, the young
man arrested here last night on a
charge of obtaining money under false
pretenses. was to-day given six
months in prison in one case. which
was heard before Mayor Warren He
IS to be tried on five other similar
charges The burglars tools and mask
found in his trunk lead the police 10
believe that they have a professional
crook. who Will probaoly be wanted
in many places.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Petersburg IA. December II. issinnunu
Petersburg, Va, December E-Peanu;s-
SpaEish-Aarket firm: farmers stock. 81 -
per bushel: jumbo Spanish. sl.eo per bushei;
No l sheiied Spanish. 7g7itc. per pound :
No. . shelied. spanish. 4i3c. per pound. VIZ
irias-Market rrm: fancy jumbo 3f4c pei
pound: fancy handpicked. Slzc. per pound +;
extra prime. 3i.c. per pound. prime. &c pei
poGnd: machine picked. &c. per pound; she'll
ing stock 2-zc. per pound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railwa

cara .eaIe Manchester. seventh aod -'ssrs
Streets for Petersburg:
e. Z s. .. 10. l.. OF A. ~. L ~ 4
ss5iS. &c :. s. - 10 p. n
Hoo T. n Ter Chester. zoo midnign, Tor
Petersburg
Cars leave PETERSBURG foot OF Sycamore
Street for Manchester:
fs:i5. go 's7:lS. '7:ss SIS. s:,. 'lo:S. Il =
A. NJ. I,3s 'l:ss. 2:35. a:S. 'tB. s:,.. s;ss
~ 49, s:a5 1870 nee p. u
tDaiIy-Ex Sundays and ho'iaays
Carries baggage and exprssa
ssLimited-Except Sundays and holidaya
All cars from Petersburg connect witt
cars Sor Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER GARNER Of THE SOUTh
Trains Leave Richmond
n B-Foilowlng schedule figures puoiSs
cd an information and not guaranteed:
For the south-D7ily $40 A. n Local
lo:e A. Il. Express. 500 p n kxprss~
vim electric Irhtea Sleeping Cars for At
anna and Birmingham II - Z. n Exprssa
Week bays: 100 A. NJ Local
YORK RIVER LINE
an r. A-Dally-Connectins for Balti-
more Mon Wed. and Friday. go A. N--Ex-
sun and ais p. A-hon- Wed and Friday
Locz.
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the south: $50 A. n. and $50 A. - 4.
go p N s.eS p daily. 1873 tx sun
From IVES, Point. $40 A. u iaily. i-3 n
NJ. Non Wed. and FRI. Is p n Ex- sun
O. E. BURGESS. d. p. A..
az z Nam 81 E1or. W. .:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY AL. RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule IN Eject September %. l1i2
Leave Byrd Street station. Riehmona- FOR
NORFOLK: 300 A. IL. 100 a. H.. 't:a p
NJ
FOR LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST: 's:u
A. NJ $50 A II. 100 r. n. sS:H p n
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: sfl1 A
NJ ss:as p. Il sl:3o p. ~ From the West:
$50 A n. a2:io p. n. bi:o p n. 'ss@ r.
N 800 p. ~
sDaiy. aDaiiy ex- svnoaJ. hsunday only
w g. BEyILL W. c. SAUNDERS.
p T NJ. Roanoke G. p. A. Roanoke
c II. BOSLEY. d. p. A. Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13

Afay ...........9 72 ESQ 972 $50
Cash grain closed: wheat-No. red. 81 70
slos. No hard S5% use; No. l northern,
SC. q S155c. No > northern. s+ia a SIC. oats
No white. sc: standard, 33s4 q &c.
Baltimore Nd December l2.-Wheat-Eas-
Ter at sS5sc Corn-Dull and lower at b3i. c.
Oats-Active: standard white 3s,2 q 5I+c
Ryt-Inactive. No. western. domestic 7iW
1Cc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. n. c. December 1e-Spirts
Turpentine-Steady at 35c- Rosin-Steady at
$50 Tar-Fir1n at s. %; receipts % barrels.
crude Turpentine-Firm at 3344.0; receipts
81 barrels.
Savannah Ga. December f2-Turpentine-
Firm at Sic; sales $50 casks: receipts 500
casks; shipments S3 casks: stock 22.l1o
Gu SKIS Rosin-Ftrm: sales ATS barrels: re-
ceipts ANS barrels: shipments 9.s barrels:
stock I5s. So barrels. Quote: \, B. c. D
and E s. 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
BOND LIST.

Ailis-ChaIners IS foic)-....-......------- >
American Tobacco Co. Old Is (oidi..---. -
American Tobacco Co Old $ (b!d).--.- 1854
e,.i~ Coast Line Ist ss.....-.......-. s5t.
Atlantic Coast Liue-L. and y. 4s-.--.-. =
4 & L COW. - On Baltimore --..---. 10
e-..sareake and Ohio COW 4i<s..-.....-. =
Ilreett and Myers 5s.-.-------..-..-.---.. st
i.r..- md Myers 5 (bicl ID
rc~fffa-a COMPANY ss........ .............. -.
I>ortuare Company s (5iG)-.-.---...--- 10.
Norfolk aud Western COW. 4s.---.------- IL
Stah9ard Air Line stamped IS ODD. -.
Seau0ard Ar Tine sd- "a toidJ------- :
Southern Railway IS ---.--..----------- -
Southern Railway ss.--...-. ............... los
United states steel nd S.. .......... locA.
[ : registered e 100 oldl.........-.. lcl
l. registered g 1913 ,bldj .---.......... 1928.
L Panama new 8 t-i-)..-...-.-...--- l0l :.
Nlrr l-lz- Brow BIS SIS .-.-.-...---.. -
N.izluia-Car chem Isl - foids.-..-..-. -
" p. and Power CO. - asked Too. - d.
y a-ash deb. 4s.......... ..-.--.-.--.-. 90. g.
V-atasl-Fltts. T.rn4 Is - ltili...... -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13

soutn poyss srzins scn.-o.-d - cav h.ce
uond ssEy 80 A. h.-LeSr. % Ssslse
i.s r. h-si-sDsrs &ad crecneA
strnsnsnan, Ssssnrah. Jzcksonvfis az
A n-.i>syers and coacaea .sscsssasuse.
n p n-sle~Drs snd csschss At.sntA.
.~a.xu,~s !. srr.vs % R5cbDona easiB
- a. ~ an q ~ 40 y. n 40 r. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13

Cotton. quiet: mlddling. 1880; net receipts.
lel bales; gross. 1879 bales sales. 200 bales
stock 1912 bales export to Great Britain
ass bales; to France. 6ss6 bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts
81 81 TALES: export 10 Great Britain, Sl5u
bales; to France, 7.3l5 bales: to the Cont
nent -. le4 bales; TO Japan. e.S3S bales: stock
l. 3Oc. so bales
Consolidated at all po-ts-Net receipts
s2sCl7 bales: export to Great Britain. 1873
bales; to France 3. 90 bales: TO the CONT
nent 13s.l5l bales: TO Japan. 6s3S bales
Total since September at ali ports-Ne,
receipts. ep02pe bales; export to Great
Britain, 20s 54S bales; 10 France, eSs,iSS
bales: TO the Continent. LOO 0Ss bales: to
JAPAN 5s:i bales. TO Mexico, efe bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13

New orleans. December 12-There was lit
tie cotton offered and the market was dull
throughout the morning. but It displayed
very good tone and prices were steadily
maintained. a point two above yesterday
Bears flooded the ring with selling orders
rniaCte or two after the government report
March was the most active month and II
quickly fell 20 1275. where II was % points
under the level ruling just before the esti-
mate. and - points under last nights close
Micdling 10 l3-lsc. Sales on the spot 1.2So
bales and 80 10 arrive. Prices recovered
somewhat on bull support. Futures closed
barely steady a net decline OF 6q1
points December. l2eS; January. lz7o;
March. 1874; May. 1esl; July. l20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. December 1.-THE cotton goods
markets were nrm to-day. but quiet Yarns
ruled steady. Heavy wooden coatings were
bought for late delivery ny manufacturers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
Atlantic Coast Line
xrFEcrIvs OCT. Z 1914

81. esuta-
,xFFEcrIvs OCT. 1914
rpsr s.~USD DAILY
For Florida snc south: e:s ~ and
$50 z. NJ lO A n
FOR Norfolk: SOC A. ~. 500 p n. $40 p
NJ =.
For n 4 w Ry. West: SIS A. n. $50 A
NJ 500 2. NJ $40 r ~
For Peterssurg: i:n A n, Sc A. =
SIS A NJ $50 a, NJ. $50 A. n. 40 p N
40 p Al s.dS p. n. s.Se p n. ID r. ~
Il "a 7. NJ ~
FOR Go.dsooro srd Fayetteville: -t:Io -
Train. arrive Richmond csiIy: SO N .
e-xs A N 1913 A. n. SIT A II. ia - -
a sfi-s0 A N s1.1e =. "a. ''i. ~ v N. SO
p N s:S p "A. 500 r. NJ so r. NJ I'M
r. ~
Time Of arrival and Departure and cor
rect!ons no; Guaranteed
r : CAMPBELL. u A. " vain 81
A. T,aosa - gs~-.g-<.~ b.. " o.
ern~Suis Of Eiectric IrAina ~csouF. 10y
A rrr- Leave R.chnopd. LsSrs- sns t-osa
srrs.ts o.sse A NJ T.N a
SO n. 80 70 A n n.N a = .-s
10 p. NJ s:D p. NJ e<-s n siH
an T. ~ 7.n p ~ go " n
MA y u ne D. - Leave Asnissa Eas-
-. nd naole stf.ets- 't-s- - 80 A
90 A NJ - - A. n ice a n. -
.lz o. n 80 n. 40 = z1
40 p M. - % 2. n 80 -
" SIs p -. 80 r. NJ Ne ?: u
.paflr except sansay- rTeH o1o-
=. Arsies Baggage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
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7:o A-Loeaf-DsHy-N ssvs
t.S A.-Local--DsIiy-Ch viiie On O
Thurmord
80 A-Erprcss-Daiiy-S oit Poirt
sre.oo A-I.ocai-Dsfiy-Lchbr Len. - f..rs .
100 ~Oon-ExDrers-Dslly-S Old ~
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SEQ P--socsi-Daiy-S Sers Old Point
SIS P.-L~,caf-Er Sun -Gortc1svi;ssl
s.rs -I-ocs.-Ez. sun--Lyne hours
so P-LimItet-Daiiy-cinc C-icaSo
Vie sss-Daiy-cincinnaL Lvifls
ssierp~rs fParlor carr
TRAfSs ARRIVE RfcHNoSD-f.ocsi from
East rs A. n. 80 p. ~ Thrcurh from
East. u.a A NJ. zs0 P. NJ. So P. n Local
IN p. NJ Through: az A. NJ. uss . u
and - n
Janss River Line: -sssx A NJ 7:n p. n
s-Dafip except eurfs~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-13
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union stock Yards.)

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK Market.
(Saies at Union Stock Yards)
Report OF the live stock market for the
week ending December Q. 1917:
Best steers. 7G7ixc.; medium to good. AZ q
s-so.: common to fair. ~. q Sc: best heffers
6Gleisc.: medium to good. ~. q ol1c: common
20 fair 3nTIc.: best COWS. N Ie4c.: me
dun, 10 good 81 Gfkc.; common TO fair.
~. n &c: best oxen. 50 f5&c: medium 70
good ikg<xc.: common to fair. 80 U+c.
bulls q. G4%c.: best calves. sGshc.: fair 10
good ga &c: dicks 4m5c Cows and calves.
SO n 600 per head. Best heavy hogs sH
SO: light hogs. "a G7xc.: shoats and pigs
ga SIC; sows and stagt. sq1c.: best lambs
6y al &c. medium to good. 96Ac.: common
TO fair. 3lsa4isc.; best sheep. 4G<7tc.; com
mon TO fair. "a SIC.
Chicago. Ill. December 13-cattle-Re-
ccIpts. 200 head Market slow. weak
Beeves. $500 1870: Texas steers. $50 $50
ers. s4xU..5o. COWS and heifers. 3270a 20
calves. $e5oQ 1850 Hogs-Receipts 1900 head
VI; iket steady TO Sc lower. Light s. q
7.S7is. mixed. sos G7<s: heavy. Eo6 rs;
roLsh. s7.6a7.2o: pigs. 5000. bulk OF sales
s. 3,g7.;0 Sheep-Receipts 5000 Msrke;
strong. loo. higher Native, S+l0g SIS; west
err. si5T5.l0: yearIings. S5.seGso. lambs
native. $s3 ass. western. ss.+o4s5o.
New York. December a-Beeves-Receipts
20 head. no trading Of importance: feeling
Ecals. ss912so: cults. s51750; barnyard and
western calves. nominal. Sheep and Lambs
Higher. sheep. s32SG4T5; culis $500 ,. %
ls1.hS. $50 q 800; culls $50 % 80. yearings
s. ocGs-o Hogs-Steady a: T.s0aS.p; rough
s. . geo.