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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-14
ROOSEVELT DETERMINES TO
GO TO CONVENTION CITY

New York n Y, June I5-Theodore
Roosevelt announced this afternoon that
he had decided to so to Chicago to lead
his fight for the nomination. He viii
leave New York at $50 this afternoon
over the New York Central.
Col. Roosevelt said he was going to
Chicago IN response TO the unanimous
demand OF the Roosevelt delegates
rs your decision the result of what
YOU have heard from Chicago tOday?'
the colonel was asked.
Il have heard a good deal" he re-
spOnded. All I've got TO say" he con-
tinued by way Of explaining his action.
lis this, Several delegates have been
to see me personaIcJ and 1 have re-
ceived countless kilograms The alb
sOlutely unanimous demand OF the del
egates who have already reached Chi
cago is that 1 go. They say that the
action of the national committee in the
California, the Arizona, the Indiana and
the Kentucky cases is such as to make
the issue absolutely clear as to whether
the people have the right to make their
nomination or whether a small knot Of
professional politicians is to be per-
mitted TO steal that right from them.
The Roosevelt delegates demand that
I go TO Cnicago. not as a candidate. but
because for the time being ] stand as
representinS the principles for which
the rank and file OF the Republican
party overwhelmingly have decided in
the states where they have had the
opportunity TO express their wishes at
tho primaries
Voting states Control Mnjority Of the
Electors.
These states where the rank and file
Of the Republicans have declared for
me and for the principles which 1 rep
resent, include those casting about two
thirds Of the electoral vote that was
cast in the last two elections for the
Republican candidate fOr. president In
the primary elections in these states.
Mr. Taft has obtained between one
seventh and en-eighth OF the delegates.
The delegates who thus represent
the people themselves feel that the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-14

Disney, that Victor struck at him.
Dore rushed into the fray and Victor
was put on the defensive
BY this time detectives took q hand
and with the aid Of Mr.. Dick and 9TH
er spectators separated the men who
were not arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
WEBSTER WILL
PLEAD GUILTY"
Hopes to Get Life Imprisonment
Instead of Death
Penalty.

Oregon. Ill, January i0.-Dr. Harry
Elgin Webster of Chicago. facing trial
for the murder OF his wife. Bessie
Kent Webster, will plead guilty TO tho
crime OF which he is accused in the
OGle county Circuit Court OH Friday
This announcement was made
by counsel for Webster, and followed
conference held week ago with
states Attorney ". j. Emerson, OF
OSlc county. in which the evidence
was carefully gone over By the prose-
cution ana thee defense. No agreement
has been made that less than the
death penalty shah be imposed, but
friends of Webster think the SEN
,cnce will he life Imprisonment. and
his counsel are preparing to present
plea in mitigation
The chain of circumstances against
Webster was not discovered for days
after the nude body OF his alleged
higamous wife. Bessie Kent Webster.
was found In the woods between Dixon
and Oregon. October |, with knife
wound across her throat. almost scvor-
ing the head
Suspicion pointed to Webster. and he
was arrested and soon afterward re-
leased. The same day Identification
OF the body was made. and he was
rcarrcstcd. Then followed the discov-
cry That webster had married Rcssic
Kent after he had left another bride,
Mrs. Zoe Narncy Webster, in her Iowa
home.
To the police he gave what was call
ed confession, and later denied that
he was guilty. 1t was finally decided
that a Plea of guilty. with n petition
for mercy. was the proper course TO
DC pursued. to which his Chicago
counsel reluctantly agreed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
MckEAND WILL PRESIDE:
AT DRAINAGE COSEERESc,s

Especial to The Times Disputch.J
washington. January lo.-A w.
Neahd, secretary of the Chamber OF
commerce of Charlesto.., and formerly
secretary of the Chamber of Com
merce of Oklahoma City. was In Wash
ihston to-day, and after "a lengthy ais
cussion with Managing Director Dave
OF the southern Commercial Congress,
consented TO preside over n drainage
conference in Nashville during the sss.
sions of the Southern Commercial
congress April $40. Mr. McKeand anc
members of the Charleston Chamber
OF Commerce have put into operation
methods OF draining and selling &c,
lands around Charlcston
This conference will include so FAR
as possible. the owners of wet lands
IN the South, engineers and State Of
hclals. The questions before the con-
ferencc are as to whether the South
desires anything more than Federal
survey of wet lands, or whether IL de-
sires Federal cooperation in tho ex-
pcnditures necessary to reclaim them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
NEW YORK rnoDuCE MAnkEr.

.Nc" lpTH. JthuIry lo.-FiOur--Stcady with
m"dcra'c Jobtnns tGaac Rye Flour and
bucHwhea Ti"nr-Firm. CornmcaI-Steauv
iiyv -fIrm. lihcicy- strong. wheat-Steuuy.
~" red 'ss-c. elevator ana ae,.c. :. o.
b. a!ioat. Options unchanged 10 Nc net lon.
or May, SLci -.6c, july. 81 Corn-st.a1y
export, mss. c:c +. o. d. aiioai. Futures nom.
tHal. Aa's-firn. standard white me in
sicNai"is NO :, JjN,c Failures nominal
Fo'k-Stcad!. Ecct-i'trm Gu, Meats
"isany Lard Easy. ra'iow-s,cady. Re.
tT''eum-Si"ady Wop!-QtDc; Rosin ana
Iufren'irc-%;.aiy. MoiaSscs-Stsady. Rice
flrh sugar RAY, quict: refined. cnsy
c'E"c-iuurts clpscd from .u.3 points nct
lower Srot quiet, No. : li!o. Iis,c. Santo.
NO. q lafic, "jld duIl Corlova lsl. q 1y,.r'
nominal Butter cheese and EEss-E!rm.
Foihtoes-Firm ucrmuda bnrrcl, si;-,T,s.;.
Siair In bulk pes $50 pounds, s345 casa:
Jrrs"y Sweets, basket, Si.Gi0!s5. Cabhapcs
Firm and unchanged. Treish,s ana rcu.
-Cmchangcd.
co,tonsccf oil was higher on Improve,
demand from speculative ana con.un,n,t,a
f"urces. hrmcr crude markets. coy.r tnr ~
thorts and support from refner. lam,
sioscd points net higher and later ,non,b
:ab points higher. January. b3s66 "a: yer
ruary. 5-ii9 $50: March. jj:g5.53: Any,i *.
hjss: May. 5.opG 5.6:: prime crude. saos.i..
Prime summer yellow. i3oa5.Jo; prime ,c,r.
,ot %e!lo" j."uso9. Prime summer Wit.
5,s4d4 ""''o'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
HEAVY INCOME TAX
NtsconsiD Courts Declare "CncquaD
Rntcs Are CONSTITUTIONAL.


Madison, Wis, January l0.-Wtscon-
SINS income tax law. enacted by the
last Legislature, was held constitution
al ny the supreme Court here yesterday.
The court was unanimous in its de-
cision.
The great questions as TO whether
INC measure did not violate the Federal
constitution In making men UNEQUAL
pciore the law by giving exemption,
Gnu providing Tor progressive rate %.
as TO whether the State Constitution
was not violated In Il different rate OF
lNNdtton Tor persons and corporations
nre passed upon and the clauses of the
"ot 10 contravcnc the Constitution,
me enforcement of the law Is vested
III the state TaH Commission.
,incpinc' III the new law includes the
All rent OF real estate, including tho
cstimatcd rental of residence properly
owned by the owner: interest from,
money loaned or Invested. wages sal
arles or fees derived from, services, tx
ecpt OF public officials: dividends ,,r
profits derived from stocks; roval,ica
rom franchise or lcGai!zcd privileges
OF any KIND. hnd all other incomes no,
exempted. Pensions and postmastcrs
e sa,ar,cs are not taxable; Incomes OF
caN commission; of individuals by thr
county Assessors OF Incomes
Incn M eMsmptions include individual
, wif,. u" !I to $500 4 husband and
child under eighteen years or age "od
LOT each legal dependent an odd,tion.i
700 is allowed. ot's
INC rates of taxation. after making
o cEenpn 6 are graduated. For tho
nrst Sl,ooo or part thereof. per conf
me second $1,000 or part. | ii nor
cent; the twelfth $1,000 or pari ~
per cent, and over $4,000. s per cent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER IARRlER or rht; SOUTH
Trains Leave lichInond.
y. E.-Foi!owing schedule nguEes publish
ed as Information ano not guaranteed
For the South-Da!Iy: o:i0 A. NJ Local
loi5 q. 81. E%prcss. 600 Il. ~ Express,
with electric lighted Sleeping Car Cor At
lanta and birmingham. :i:i5 l.. NJ Express
Week Days: 800 T.. NJ. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
$50 =. -Daiiy.-C0ancc,inS .or Bal
t.more Mon. Wed. and Friday. 500 A. M
Ex. sun. and ?:i5 T. VI. Mon. Wed. and
Friday-Local.
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: $50 A. Nj. $40 A. 81
eco p. 81 s:o5 T.. ~. daily. la:55 Eek Sun
From West Poin': $3.50 a. ST. daily. Ii:.a a
81. Mon. We. aud Fri, l::5 p. NJ Ex sun.
S. Z. BURGESS D. r. A.
e07 L. Main ST. Phone Madison ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
New Y ork
Stock Market

New York. January lo.-Losses in the
stock market during yesterdays de-
cline were largely recovered to-day.
The tone WAS much better Anxiety
caused by the Equitable fire WAS re-
hcvcd. although the financial district
did not slip back entirety into its ac-
castomcd routine. The decision of the
governing board of the Stock Exchanges
10 relieve traders affected ty the ire
from the necessity o. delivering sccur-
tiles for an indefinite period put an en-!
To fears OF cmDarras on that
score. although the fact that vas; guam
titles of stocks ana bonds were tied up
H. the vaults OF the ruined building
served 10 restrict business.
TIL. market became active and strong
in the l3ttcr part of the session, which
had been dull otter an opening siuis.
TN spite Of its duincss the list was hrm
throughout the day, with Il Constan.
upward tendency. Union Pacific rccov-
cred more than two points of ycstcr-
days loss and virtually al of the ac-
tive stocks improved substantially.
Much of the buyin;; came from the short
interest.
TN, monthly statement OF the United
States Sic"l Corporation was Il surprise
10 tho street. preliminary estimates OF
the amount of the increase III untitled
orders ran from 100000 to 'booo.ocD
tons The showing of 5i".S0G tone IN
Gicatcd that the revival IN the steel
business last month was o decided ono.
Tho markets reception OF the steel
figures was disappointing to the bulls.
United states steel rose more than a
point IN the day hu; there was no
squirt when tic figures were made
known. and the rcpor; seemed To be
less OF factor than bear covering In
cicyut!nc prices.
The demand tos bonds was again
fliriy active Prices were Irregular.
Total sales par value. si,52i,ooo. United
states fourx, registered. declined Il on
call
total sales for the day, 1880
shares, including Sugar. 100: Tobacco,
SOC. Atlantic Coast Line, 4oo; Chesa-
rcuko and Ohio, HOO: Louisville and
Nashvillc, 1900; Norfolk and Western,
500; Reading, $4,000: Southern Railway.
1900; Southern Railway. preferred. 500;
Union Pacific. $4,000; United States
steel. i2Ljo0: Virginia Carolina Chem
zeal, 100; Lchsn Valley. cS.Ioo.
Nsw York, aJnua-y lo.-Moncy cn
call easy .n2ia per cent: ruling rate,
2i.; closing bid, "a offered ut ei:.
Time loans soft: sixty days, . =. a per
cent, and ninety days 3@S. Sis
months, Gt. Prime mercantile paper.
I 10 ~! per cent. Sterling cAchang"
firm. with actual business In bankers
bills at SiS3S0 for siXty-day bills and
at siSsy5 for demand Commercial
hiUs siSG. Ear silver. 54!s. Mexican
dollars, Il,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE. JANIjARy 10, ,o,o

EFFECTIVE JANUARY LIST, 1872
fRAl.>o LEA, t; KILnMOND DALE
For Florida and south: s:l5 A ~ ana
SO P. ~, 'lo:30 T. NJ. 100 a. a.
+. 81.
For n. & ". Try. West: Sis a. ~, 1880
a. a.. s:eo NJ. s:2o P. u.
6;l6 A. NJ, $500 a. H., 1900 A H.. $500 e.. NJ,
t:lo J.. NJ, s:us T.. NJ. 1885 p. M. o:20 =. n,
ll:t6 p. n.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: 1910 r. II.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $40 A. NJ,
6:io a. NJ. $50 4. NJ. uI:o0 =. NJ, .sSI a.
A.. ''I0:iG a. NJ, i:40 y. NJ, $500 p NJ,
''i:io =. NJ, 6:o5 +. NJ. 6:35 i. A.. 500 +. M,
900 II. NJ, 80 T.. II.
Except Sunday. ''Sunday only. aExccpt
Monday. N
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
nectiona not guaranteed t.#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
StcaiilbUat5
OLD DoMIsiuS LINE.

Lv. Richmond foot o! ASA 81. daily i: 20 Pr.
Leave Se"p"rt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. II.
Arrive Norfolk. .............. .......,.s:0o A II
Connects with main limo steamers leaving
Norfolk Tor Anw YORK daily except Sunday
w. Ry. +. n. end G. & Q. ny. at T.. II .
Night LING steemGrs sivp a. G.aTemynt TO
lsnd or receive phsscnGcrs uIgnaI. and
VIII be met by ,i!e conveyance.
VIRGINIA SANIGATiOS Co.-Jamc, Riv,r
b. daylight for Norfolk aud Old Point, Sew :
port News and all james River iand!ncl
steamer leaves !lU Wednesday ard
Friday at TOO 4. IS. Freight received for
all James River landings. 'PhonaMudl.ou IA
Main Ticket Office. s., L. 2t:r "iroet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
PLANS FOR CANAL OPENING
proposed Regulations VIII he Subject
OF important Conference

"p"'eu INSTALLATIONS VIII BE Subject
~ 81 important Conference
Washington. January fO.-tn anticI-
Eation OF the opening of the Panama
ohhal the various branches Of the gov
G,,' are beginning to make plans
Inc case involving conflict of juris-
diction between the State and FSderul
st".ernnents as to the pilotasc of
steam vessels entering the Golden Gate
a. san Francisco from Atlantic and
facthc ports OF the United States. to-
Gay was advanced for hearing on Feb.
ruary 10 by the Supreme Court. This
was on the plea that the Panama
lanai would be finished before the ca Sc
der.
The House Committee on Interstate
commerce also decided to call naval,
revenue cutter. ocean line and other
experts 10 discuss proposed regula-
uons In an effort to adjust canal
nctnods $" that fair portion OF the
world commerce may be drawn to
the new waterway. Methods of
measuring tonnage and the character
OF SUPPLY. commissary and other ac-
Gommodations to be given ships Will
problem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11


Cotton. quiet: mlddins. as: g7os. receipts
1889 bales stock. ,?5T baice: export 10
Coasiw!sc. 6,lso bales.
Total to-day at all po.t.-Ne, receipts
S''Sls bales; export to Great Britain. S2,13S
bales; TO the Continent, $3.50 bales stock
l.iiol62 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-.Nc, receipts.
cS5,S5a bales export 10 Great Britain. Iai.sr
bales; to France, ?.6T3 bales; to the CONT
ncDt. 1876? ea'es; to japan. 1855 bales; 10
Mexico. 80 bales.
Total since September 3; nj! roris-Nc,
receipts, lies; bulcs; export TO Great
britain. ?Se".6a3 bales; France T'0i,S
bates; I" the Continent, ?.SS3.IM ba!cs: to
japan 2StS2o bales; 10 Me&!co. i.S91 bales.
Nc~ Orleans. January h-Spot cotton clos
cd easy and unchanged middine. . s. Gc
sales LOO bales and l.t60 10 arrive. Cottor
Tuturcs opened aieady. " points UP to
points off compared with Yesterdays close
cables were slightly better than expected
h"i we're balanced " improvement III
Weather conditions Over tie cotton region.
trading. \ moderate amour; OF buying Was
more than suficicn; to absorb offerings an,.
after the r'oEe The maj kct Rad u rising ten.
denc? Ring traders were better buyers
than sellers ST tho end OF the first half
hour OF business prices were "a points over
Yesterdays final quotations. The market
Vas very steady throughout the morning
session. Buying for long account was In
evidence In volume and pr!ccs were grad
ua'iN forced IN un;!l The trading months
we're fdl points over Yesterdays close
on tho way M nervous shorts wcrc good
buyers to stop losses. Tho movements; was
much smaller aad the ac,ni- weekly ncu-es
showed Jeo!ded loss in interior stocks
The export movement displayed signs Of In
crchSihS. At tho highest longs took profits
and At mon prices were at Il net advance
-! 'GEl n.'.nts. In the afternoon session
longs coI~"ucd to take pron;s, and a, the
close prices showed = ne, advance OF san
petts January, ail; February. a.i2; March.
as; May nso; July a79; August. r.Is: o.
;ohcr, go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
NORWAY's NAVY
cabinet Votes More Than -Four Million
Dollars for Warsfips.

Christiania, january l0.-The Cabinet
has resolved to propose to Che Stroth-
ms that II vote an extraordinary cred :
the development of Norway's naval de.
tense. The plan Is to add to the pres
ont navy two nrmored cruisers and a
nnti!la of torpedo boats. and includes
also the construction of Notifications
along the western coast
Inc general feeling through the coup-
Try is in favor ., protecting Norwesia u
waters. which, 1t Is believed. will be
tween great powers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
COTTON MARKETS.

Ne~ 4o'K' January lo--Ar op.n!nr DO.
1.!h. Ia The cotton mlrke, to-day No. eo.
!""'9 ny quite sharp rally hut prigcs
'osto on lEa'n Inter ana finally ,!o..n
sifaaY az = net ioss Of fFrA. Ia roints Thy
oPSh"E ives 't.AGy ~ dscliuc o. as,7
I9.h's IN ssmpp;l% With lower cables man
."PeV't1 ana un1er se!lins. .nspirrd hy the
or Gh'hEnt"hie nccayr:s from the Lar
ichshifc labor situation memphis rcp5r;.lI
tMn' ..'9eNA Of 10" grade cotton we're oc-
cufnu'a'ins there, ana priynlc ,,,r. So.
N"w oTiehn. attributed fbc .aalc- ~, =,
t"Hi inark"i 10 sales ngainst sro,e ofrcrcJ
IRON ne interior on tpnIcrat,l. basis
, Hses'pls to-day Ijsi7 t9ier aga!ns, .s.:ss
cay ftesip;s OF Now Cr.can. ;Ta MIA.
aEa'"st isfi !nst year, and at Houston n a.;
haie4 against !d-5 last year NJ C;aiy.s,nr
S''$' ea!rt a';ains; '.l72 !n.; year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
SEARoAltD AIR LINE.

Southbound trains scheduled TO leave
Richmond daily: 9:i0 a. M-Local TO
Norlina. 1870 p. M.-Sleepcrs and
coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham, Savau-
nah. Jacksonville. s:la T. M.-Florida
Limited except Sunday ga. Il. NJ
Sleeper. Jacksonville coaches. Birminc-
ham. 1883 +. M---Slcepers Jackson
willie, Tampa, Birmingham. Memphis
Northbound trains scheduled TO arrive
in Richmond daily: 5:32 a. NJ. 1898 :,
NJ. 9:26 a. NJ Except Monday), sos
+. NJ. $40 p. NJ. Local
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
NAVAL STORES

N!niitsion. y. C.. January .0.-spt-i,s
Turpentinc- S,cndy a, $50: rocc,n,s 49,, 10
ft"sin-S'eady at So. 70 receipts % barrels. Ia
- I'm at $l.N Crude Experimentation NJ
s".opr $50 receipts ] barrcit
savannah. Ga. January io-.Turpeu,inc-
Firm at 4si. q ,o,sc. sales 80, casks. rncc.,.
"'e casks: shipments 49, cask. stock ., ,5H
casks Rosin-Firm: sales T6s barrels: re-.
1cipts s:1,o barrels: shipments Us barrels:
s'oSh !'N.e" barrels. Quote: b. 3ss;
tha!leston, S. c.. January lo.-Turpentipc
=. m al l'c. Rosin-Tirm. Quote: \, b. {,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
DRY GOODS MARkEr

HGw York. January lo-'Thc cotton -ooas
"iaFhsis ruled generally steady with b,,vcrs
Sohserfstlvcly inclined Cotton warns M
aha more active. Staple wor.ted
and specially yarns arc n-m Jchper. Teno-.
slowly expanding spring trade
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11

New York. January Observation-Disclosures.
."'i bead Steers lower: bulls and cows
nFincr- steers SIS bulls. s3.7s@d.9q;
COWS. s:l' q go. caivcs--Reccipts S5i head
'eais steady 10 :3c, higher: other calves
steady Eea!s. S4sli.5o; culls. s5476o; barn
yard calves. $40 800: westerns. .s5oGi 80
Shccp and Lambs-Recelp;s c..IS head sheen
qua sn LAMBS higher sheep. i:.'5q i.s5: cults.
ga 80: lambs. $3.50 d7.s0: culls. Aso65,5o
nogs-Rtcctpts $50 head Markc. steady at
$50 n.ts: pigs $6.6oI6.S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11

Sales. Stock.

69 Allis- Chalmcrs ........
Ail'H-Chalmers. pfd.......
!0,Sn AmalsamatcJ Copper 80.
no Amer. .Agri, Chem, com.
20 Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
LIS American C'aA .........
100 American Can. pfd.
Amer. Car AMI Foundry.
Amer. Car AMI lcoun.. pfd
80 American Cotton Oil.
leA Amer. Linsecd oil. Ifd.
I,r american locomotives
Amer. Locomot' vc. prd..
Amer. Malt Co. pfd.
Low american Sne'tiny 800.
lop american Sugar
%';S Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
) american Tobacco. com.
80 american Tob;. Geo, pfd..
I.iia .NnIcondc Copper
2,Vp AiChison
II" Atlantic Coas; Line. -.
y. c. l.. OF Counecticut..
=" Baltimore ana ohio.
i,r-o BE cklyn Rapid Transit.
so Ccntrai Leather. com.
~ canadian Pacific .....
- a'N'-N f'-Ah nv tl'b 'Nlp....
:n Chicago Great Western.
iH CHI. Mil. and ST. I'Au;..
Erucibie Steel Cor. com.
Crrc'hlc Steel. pfd..
!" Chicago aud Northwest.
100 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
tolorad" an! southern.
1 :An Consolidated Gas .......
]" Delaware and Hudscr...
lr Den. AID Rio Gran. cCm.
!" Don. and rio Gran. pfd.
Dis tillcrs' Sec. Cor.....
go Eric
S0 Erie. is, pfd..
40 Fed. Min. and SIM. rfd..
!. go General Electric
!, lW Great Northern. pfG.....
90 Great Northern Orc ctrs
:h illinois Central
100 lnterboro- Met.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
BOND LIST.

= American Tobacco Company Is pa'-
American Tobacco Company 6s.......... iisi.
a e. .."r ~ Is tPiiI,.,....., oo,a
= {. l. conv Is Gin DaItinor,> lo,t;
,nesapenkc and Ohio cony. r:s.. Q3,.
,sseti Myers IS " j.........,....... l,St
l'sset' q Myers Is. " !.. CO..,
1.oEllard GO, Il, w. L. ,,.,t
I.orilard 20 81. ~. i az,
Norfolk and Western COW is ,o.,.,
Sehhoa'd air Linz stamped IS old ,9,'
S"aboarj Air Line adJ as e.,
Southern Railway 80 80
Ini,eS n","ay |s'..';..:- i7'.
Va. Brown U.o. ctIs.., '''''' ~"
Na,-CaT. Chem IS, o. -,
"augsh doh. !. . ~
Wabast.Fllts. Term Is en-
@''H''t- ''NN - li4p N.s...-. ;nlt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG pEANt,T N,,,p,

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
reported BY Rodgers. MeCabc & Co,
e'stsourS' Va, January io-pcanut.
era nish.-Small Spanish. nriu a, s"t,c NJ
que hei' Jumbo Spanish. nrm a, 7y,, nor
ensac!' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a 4,;c. per pound
,amrs aandpiekcd. sc. per pound: cx,ra
- ~ etsuSHtc- per pound: prime, SIC, pcr
pound: machine picked Sa3,.c. pcr nouns
s"e'"nS stock :'s q :atc. per pound
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

FORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 10. 1917.
ARRIVED.
Steamer cerke!c". Shelly. Nor.o-k mc-.
''' passengers Ola Dominion Line.
SAILED.
rha nJisa smelly. Norfolk mcr-
steamer MobJack. Graves, NorfoIIi nnJ
James River landings. merchandise ana M :.
sehEcrs, virginia Navigation Company.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

7:iv A.-Losai-Daily-Ncw News
$40 A.-Local-Daiiy-Ch'vil tx. sun
Thurniond
t9:oo A.-E,xpress--D aliy--:Iorfolk. Old Point.
tl0:eo Locai--Daily-Lcha Lex. {. Fore.
200 P.-ExpresssUDaily-..
f4:0o P.-EXpress--Daily-l:o ~ News
500 P.-Local-D'aily-N. iews U,d Point
6:l0 P.-Locat-Duily-Gord
o:i0 P.-Locai-Ea. Sun.--Lchbg. Natural
Bridge, clifton Forge.
'6:s5 P.--LlmiEed-Da!iy- G!ncSltL Chrco
.ii:o0 s-Daiiy--f"ncinua:!, L'yiIln
'Sieepers. tParior Cara
TRAINS ARRIVE RlCEMOND-LocaI from
East: s:l5 y. NJ. $50 T.. II. Through from
East: 1880 a. NJ. $50 i. NJ. Local from
West: $50 y. NJ S:J5 i. VI. and ;:ia T., N,
Through: $50 a. NJ. .:35 r. NJ. and $50 r. 81.
James River Line: .'s:35 =. ~. 6:i5 p. NJ.
:. Daily except sunday
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
schedule In effect January LIST, 1871.
Leave Byrd Street station. Richmond, FOR
SORFoLk: 500 a. NJ. 800 r. NJ 40 p NJ
FOR LYSCHBCRG AND THE WEST: .sl5
a. NJ. 10000 y. ~. 800 r. M...o:Yo p. II.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk Ill: A. NJ.
'6:a5.P L. NJ, I'll 80 J.. VI. From the West: e: 10
A. ~. go T. ~. b!:to p. NJ. SO p. ".
300 P. II.
Daily. aDal!y Sunday. bsunday only
Pullman Parior and Sleeping carr.
". Il. BEVILL G. H. BosLEY
q. +. A., Roanoke. y, p. A. Richmond
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ANY tho wheat market to-day after, de-
..t"c' ouc To better wcathe: In the Srgcn-
Hnr' t!osnlS figures were arm, a shade
,"Wtr TO sc. higher than las; night. Corn
.ih'shed &c. TO "a sc. UP; oats unchanged
10 rs'' advance. and hos products ryins
o. gag" way from twenty-:our houre before.
I Gcadins lutur.s ranEcd a. .nIlnnx.