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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
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FOR the worlds 1873 bah line crown
held BY che %ew Y0rk STAR and ths
match. which viii be- % 500 points win
D. contested about the middle - Fe6-
rHhFy. lu the meantime sutton o.
busy practicinE FOR bis match with ora
MnruinRstar az pittsbueK next mauth.
which win bel Tor tho 1871 title. held
~ MorulnKHtar
JACK O'Br.en. the Philadelphia gen
ueman Who took the light heavy
weight Championship away from Bob
f1tEatmmoua lu san Francisco some
seven years aNo. opineH that bis
brother. young JACK Re the man wh0
vii grab the light weight crown from
Willie Rttchin's brow
Young Jack viii win the title from
Kitrhie 90 someone else doesn't mck
Eitehie before We SGT him" says the
elder Jack. +Young Jack e. ths best
b0g iu the world at HE weight I'm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

sU great nrhtrrs. WINE naturally has
fHr AEht fever sf AL ssrfv aHa
30 d.dHf think De- raua nRht hus
wanted I1 - Or fhe ring FOR the sport
ef It and incidentally for tho Few "a
Ora dollars. That bis aarents mIHhf
a1f become aware ~ his intentions ne
.Hub enc name ~ willie Richie His
real name II GeaFv ateTen. So be
boxed n.Ehfs and worked DAYS in the
EaraFF. training 81 electric Hight He
made sgood az both professions being
az automobile salesman when 81
Finally decided - adopt ring career
His frT bout Vas IN 1903 win XII
Austin. whom ha defeated Trn a. 1911
be- had fought ten times on ana on
ard Dad wen nine contests Then ha
met Mafty Baldwin. q nofaH Hrht-
wsiNlns and barely lost after a twsntF
raund duel Hla woat notes perform
Hnca amd one thaf won hIru rational
racaHuitian was wIth Freddie Welsh
rhankaElvinF Hav. 1911 whom ~.
fauEht twenty rounds on ten minutes
uotire
A year from the Say ~ his battle
with Welsh hn u@HH fhr rhausnl an~hBr
Hitrhie ia 1 years old a German
American and "A gentleman outside the
rinE. His manager ia auy Nolan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

New York Dee "a -Tfadine Ia TIE 10.
cal traction HtarkH was the feature IN the
market 81 the opening today brooklyn
Transit advanced G-t ard Thlnd Avenue
a-A There uaH little huHlneHa lm the
usual leaders THE tone 20 Che market
was Hrm
Traders showed no interest Ia the sen
efal market aHd che uuiY aanahlmncn az
activity waH in the traction group and
several minor NpecialtieH
Holiday conditions Htln governed the
market and speculation Vas af = minl-
mum TIE stiffness % rmil money. which
openesa - per cent discouraged sueeu-
latlon. standard stocks Hnarrelv moved
anl many ordinarily activs tsmes were not
trades On during the morntnE Amnng
tie p@riaifies, Ruhhfr ahuwed marh ~
weakness. falling more tran 3 points
Bonds we're steady.
some pressure wms NNoFted on re mnrs
zee when money reached tf uer cent Thm
fractions lnst their gains mua some 80 ire
standard steflts sod hair point under
Tuesdays close.
Brokers stood Idly about the different
uadlng posts a. there we're ~ orders 10
execute ard thn ticker r. rauass4mrs,ea
vas silent Tor prolonged periods
The market closed firm. EarlY Hararm
covered their shorts and thr market rnen
easily a. The best figures standard an
stocks ~ fhs curb rasr ffnul gs III 800
points.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

fIu sewage ere rtHTnE New jersey
teaETe.IFnf aHn recently defeated
tar uaEf HHH been matched wifh AZ
kuu.EH It. wrH HrH ll meet In
Cen raauH r.Hr UHfHF. EHe ErW Orleans
A. a. daHHf. Ia huhIsE recently
Won rHm ktfF NarrIa
Savage NFH cleo neeH matched fn BOX
.E rounds with Teen Mcmahon re- the
American a. E. u.fshurH. saturday
evening usrHmnsr Es savage feels
encourage Hr HH victory over uauv
end .sa assured H.H manager uan
W#Esu .Haf there need Fe Ha worry
u#rH Hs FameHtsa .H fHe fHfur.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
@ 80 go .
YEsTERpAVrs WEATHER.
. .


Furnished ~ ire local once. wsafh.
er bureau. United states department
culture under ere Erection ~
WINS ~ Moore Uhtaf AZ bureau. wash.
'urtnn u c
Psnsaeola's Temperatures nata.
Highest On record Tor Dfsr rHr N
degrees
Lowest ~ record far nscerter. ~
degrees
AveraFe ~ fhe alEhest daily trnas
Trrafurss FOR neremher. e. degrees
AveraEe 20 fhF lowest daily tempe.
atureH fnr Dceamher. "a degrees
iunnesf temperature Yesterday. 81
degrees.
Lowest frmpnFafure Yesterday
unrn.nE. e. degrees
fsnsarnin'H Rainfall nnan
Total Rainfall tHv December IS y %
cfmhrr. stt inches.
Normal rainfall fnr ire month ~ ~.
crrrhHr. Afz inches
Total srcsss January 80 % Novem.
nrr -ofh gtts inches
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

Luther McCarty. the Oklahoma giant.
announces that in case he o. victorious
over Al palEer on New FehEH dav
he viii consider himself champion and
Will hEht with no colured man f1t the
heavyweight crown. Al Pnlzer viii
probably take q similar course in the
e. ent that he - victorious. CalifCrnia
promoters are determined not 70 recog-
Mae the eolored hntfler IN the series
n heavyweight lights that was inau-
xurated on the coast this fail
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

II you miss your paper.
phone (l5O0) before ten
o'clock, and one will be de
livered you by special carrier.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
Mercantile Paper.

Aew YORK. Dee 4a.=-frlme mercantile
paper per cent sterling exchange rmaN
mtth actual business tn hankera Stills al
fakl for EiNtg day bills. end af egkb Ger
demand. Commercial hllls. 81 sots Har
silver, 62R Mexican dollars. a. Cow
eminent bonds steady. Railroad bonds
IRREGULAR.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
Boxing Taught
Without Punishment

weight Increased o. reduced scleu-
tihcnny. Individual and private iu-
struction. Roosevelt SAYS that every
American citizen should know ths ars
81 SELF defense.
Start now
Write ar rau on Harry lsoldin. Pas
time Athletic CLUB Phone t2se
eecss-tw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

1aVnnnah. De 2s-The spirits of tur-
pemstme market nranmH Hrm this mnrutuH
aG al a. 90 ssr ard closed firm at aE la
TO SCI 1-Hr. with sales 10 E7I casks Re
relufH we're rtf casks. shipments tha
asks. and stocks % nA.f9T casks
Thr resin market uu@unf ard closes
arm Nntna waHn ITf. barrels receipts
6. Ha1 barrels shipments 1sfr barrels and
stocks CO tEl.1h8 Barrels
Quotations wHrn aH follows
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

Leach Cross. who waH q deutiHt be-
fore ha got into ire arht same. Haya
he has lost au Interest IN the AT a.
dental surgery. since DECEMBER IL
1871 Leach has engaged in Ia aEhts
and Ass cleaned up $4,000.
Tn discussing bis change nf voca-
ton. Cross SAVE
why. ! wouiH have % vnnk an %
tha teeth in the Bruux and put in
cTuckery o. MAKE that much la q
year"
TIE BroHx is that part ~ New YORK.
city in which Cross lives and haA .
population - 500 Haa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

Aounshold Secret
II cant Ket the sugar % stick % the
dau xhnutH"
Il know a good acsheme. bat don't
tel anybody"
'Nerv well"
use q little uhraE nasla-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

Mke ponUn IL another famous old
star % the diamond who seems -
De fading Waivers have been asked
on him b. TIRE PittshnrE club. and as
yet no club has refused 30 waive The
veteran aufHelder did veil ~ the BAT
last season until ne broke a toe AMI
" az compelled 60 spend the most 81
the remainder az me season on tha
bench Hia naldlnN. even before ais
accident was not up 20 the record Of
former years. Rumurs are current that
be may become manager next year
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

Heartburn r. a symptom q indiEem-
ton. Take a dose - HERBINE -
such cases. The rnin disappears tn
stantiy. The bowels operate speedily
and you feel 6ne. vigorous and cheer
ful Price soc. Sold By al drug
gists. tAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
SPORTING NEWS OF INTEREST

willing 10 have him toes ~ hat into
the ring with Leach Cross or packsy
McFarland. and In about six months
Pm Eoing after Ritchie. About next
Fourth o. July. if you're In Phliadel-
phla. drop in and cay 1l&No' % The
next lightweight Champion q the
world Young phuahelpnla Jack
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

Jim EarrT. Chicago fighter. says
sam Ianwfsrd. JACK tnhnEon'H arch
enemy. started me 500 of whipp.nE
Fim JwHreH at Reno. "Lanaford
knpeaed Jem cold On a private foaF-
round hattIs before the Reno hNhtr
says Barry Hhe cut loose iuht
wld8liuF hard panch which caught
JeN mauarey On the law. re went
down and out After being whipped
hv tanwfard. JeH lmew he would have
ne chance with johnson. ans that's
whN he wnH Is nervous wreck before
ha entered the Reno ring"
The university az Washington az
Seattle has a football coach Who might
lH able to teach coaches ~ eastern
colleges some a. enc auer points %
ere game Hla name is gilm0ur D0hla
ana n owe years be hasn't lust q sin-
air contest Before every same Doble
ts naaalmist and Tor fear his men
$500 be oVerconadauJ proceeds Co tell
tHem taal they are lhe biggest bunch
annH who ever numbered onto
1r0n. DahIe.a oontract with tho
fn.rrrsitv 81 WaahlnEt1n VIII expire
ir fat2
Mayor Baker OF Cleveland has de-
I.#ard a knockout blow t5 prize HKht-
i.. and HlEluK 'm that city. Ha has
aearrHf fHhf everything ln the boxInw
end hHIIInE Hire sNre1t amateur ex.
hIHItInna muaI go The numerous fight
SONS of fhe toan are aH broken up
over fhe e8lrt
Champion WtNIn Hoppe has accept
al Co. MesFt.ssHm .af-Fraaaa. - ..fs..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

nuen fuEh Laa erHsf
Jan. aHf i-@ hsT ia hHa a.. Hsa #.g
May i0o4 "a 10 aa t-a t0nh 1900
short Rite per fRo me
open iilHh Low C.aFf
Jan. ST "a asT IL Hsg IT,. Hsb
May oe2 ~ SIS $50 Bs5 "a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

TterHe. Leaf Lard ...
a1-pounh tuhn ever
so pound tiu@-Mc ever
10 round tfma &C over
k-muunf tina-Ac ever
pound ffna-fc ever
OF frcr raj -
kerussma IN barrels
Kerosene IN cans s.ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
INSTITUTE OVER
At c HASE CITY
Especial to Tho rimos-Dispatch.I

Chase City. Va. August 2.--The Chase
city Summer Normal Institute has just
completed tho most successful session
in its history. The attendance has been
equal to that of former sessions. and
tho character or the work done has
not been eNcellod by that OF any pre-
vious Institute.
About 90 per cent of the teachers en-
rolled remained over to take the reg
ular State examinations. which were
given on July 81 and August / and 2.
At the last general assembly OF the
teachers some important announce
nents were made concerning the plans
and policies of the next term Among
these was tho plan to form Il board Of
directors. to consist Of number or
division superintendents. for tho pur-
pose OF bringing the school in closer
touch with the real needs of its terri
tory Another plan is to increase the
local appropriations so that 70 teach
crs VIII have to pay tuition zee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

: .s0A Loo cal Da!ly-%ew port News
e..s A.-Local -Da!!y-chsille Ex. sun
Jhurmond.
~ % A.-Eapreso- Dai.y-Sor,olk. Old Point
,lo.eo A-Locai-Deily-L Lex. c Fors.
~ - Soon-E1press DAILY Norfolk Old 1T
'-:!5 P.-Ex press-Da!!y. Gin. VILE.
Il % P.-h.xp ress--la.!y-H y Eews
I. 90 P-Local-Dai!y-S Sews. Cd Point
6l5 P.-Local-,t;x. sun. donsyille.
.5;i5 i'-Loca.-EE sun.-Lchbg. Natura!
Bridge. clifton Forxe.
% 80 P.-l.imited-Da!'y -clncin;i. Chicago
.l.:Vo P-ExpresS -Daiiy-Clnclcnat. L'y!lle
'SieepeTs rParlor Cara
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-Lo rom
East. $40 a. III. 40 p. II. Through from
East: 80 y. NJ. 2.05 +. NJ. $50 p N Local
from West $50 a. NJ 1855 y. NJ Aad
20 p. u. Through; SGD n N. 1855 A
NJ and 25o T. nj.
James River Line .'s.ss A. NJ. $40 p. II.
''Dally c>-cpt SundeS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY

Schedule OF Electric Trains. effective May
20. iTI2 Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
Streets: 500 y. NJ. '7.io y. NJ. bs:lo A.
81. 9:lo r. NJ. 40 70 a. N. 1910 A. II. 1910
T. M 2.lO T.. ~. $40 p NJ. bi;io =. NJ 5:eo
r n. $40 y. ~. 7lo p. N, bs:i0 p NJ.
1910 T. N. N:i5 p. ". Leave Ashland. Eng
land and Maple streets: 'S:i5 =. NJ. 200 A.
NJ 90 a IL. bs:eO A. M. 1000 y. NJ ell 100
a ~. 'ia.0o NJ. $3.50 +. N. $500 =. NJ. ? 20
T. NJ 800 p NJ. b5 90 T. II. 500 T.. NJ T:0o
+ NJ, 90 +. NJ. 10 e. T. ". li:lO u. -
'Dhily except sunusy. ..su- osy only.
bCarrics baggage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
RICHMOND HAY MARKET
CATTLE MARKETS..

Chi5aso. M August observation-disclosures
:o.e.n head Marke; steady TO weak Bceves
sieers. sass 100, lockers and feeders. ttr
-, cows ard heiter. Se75Ts40. calves.
So % 2 le.-5- ioss-Recoi7ts HOO head.
naFhei mostly 5aioc higher. advance lost
on PACK ns calves Light. s7.sOEs4o. mix
I'd. $500 So heavy. ,T.i5Rsis: ronsh Sis
piss. is.7os %. bulk OF sales. s75sa
IN sheep-lSeoe!p;s 1000 head Market
ior amos strong TO zoe. higher. sheep siov
and easy. Nniivc. $3.50 gei7J. western. $50
n ~. yeariinss. $500 80. lambs. natixo.
sl.nf l-... wesiern. sstnfl-.G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
Richmond & Petersburg electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester seventh and Perry
Streets FOR Petersburg:
&c. Z. 9. -. 10. II. .D a. II. = 2. .. l. e
$50 IS = $. %. 10 +. n.
il:oo p NJ. 10: Lnester. l2:oo midnight for
cars leave Petersburg. foot OF sycamor.
street, for Manchester:
ts:i5. e:s5 .'7:I5 .7:as s:sS. s:3S. .io:as. Il:u
NJ: 1885. 'l.aS 2:25. 3;35. 't35 6:2l s:sa
u % SIS. 9.35. 1910. 1870 p II.
tDaily. except Sundays and holidays.
carries baggage and express
..Lirnited. e1oea: Sundays and holidays
An cara from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
MARINE ISrE1IIGnNor.

PORT OF RICHMOND AuGuST :. 49,
ARRIVED
steamer Brandon. narn-y Nortolk. ner-
chaHilse ana passengers O.c Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora. Furman, Petersburg and
James River landings i..rcaand s. and pas
sengers. FGrman Line.
SAILED
Steamer Brandon. Harae3 Norfolk. iner-
chand!se hnc passengers. Old Dominion = ae.
steamer Pocahontas. Graves norfolk ana
James River .4noinss, meEchaluise and pas
seHsers. Nirslaia >avsat On Company
Steamer Aurora. FurmaI. Pttersolrs and
James River landings. inr5cauac.s- and pas
s,nSeFs and merchandise. F-vman Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE JUNE 18th. 1919
TRA.iHs Leave RiCHMo%D DAILY
TO r. NJ 100 n 81
For Norfolk $50 4 NJ 800 a. ri '3.o,
a. ri $40 T. NJ 80. - l. NJ
For y & ". r.. West: e:iS a ~ 10: %
y NJ 900 r N. so p. II
For Pet,ssburs 100 A. n. Sis A. NJ
$50 & NJ s.l5 l. NJ. 800 A NJ 1880 A.
~. = % T.. ". 40 +. M sos = 81 so
= NJ '';..5 +. NJ. $50 J.. N. 1870 r. n
For GClcsboro ana Fayetteville; si:.o = IS.
Trains arf.ve Richmond daily. $50 n 81 .
80 h. n s55 = NJ. 'sSs A NJ. .'ie.i5 4
", III \. ~. "Ni5 a Il. '2:lo p Il.
--ito +. ~. 40 p. NJ. rs r NJ. SOD T.
EXCEPT sunday .'SuAcay only.
Tune 0: arrival and departure and con-
nections not guaranteed.
c. 5. CAMPBELL u r A. SIS uain st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03

Sew York Ausust -Beoves-R.oe,n,s
$50 head. steers sirons on limited re-
ceipts. bulls and COWS steady to arm. min
.eNs SOW steers s5.5oa96o. bulls. ;4.5E
go. COWS s!5aRstc Calves--Recei,fs dis
bead. = ncraiiy steady Vcais. ssh iioa So
'eeted s,i.5 ii;0. cl,is $3.50. grasso~s
and outiermiiks S5,og7.oo Seer and
Lam hs- Rcceipis .for9 dad sheep steady.
.amos opened strong and closed easier.
sheer s@ei.3. egi.s l.4c75. lambs. ss75E
10 culis NFcao Ho-s-Rcc.lpts as7i
head Hair car on sale: rna-te; stoad,
az 's7i piss. ss0gS75
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
srADoAKD AIR LINZ.

eouthbound trnlns scheduled 20 ioave Rich
mond daily! sO5 A. M.-Local to Norma.
l,2c u M.-Slstpsrs and coaches. Atlanta.
Birmingham. Savannah, jacksonville. 1874
A. M.-sicopers nnd coaches. Jacksonville.
N;:s l.. NJ sleeper ami eoaots.. .A..anta.
birmingham. iumphis Northbound trains
,cheduled TO arrivo IN N!ehmonG daily:
1850 A. 81. $3.50 \. NJ, 60; =. NJ. $40 +. ~.
LoeSi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
BRIGiirs.
MISCELLANEOUS AlAKKErs.

PFTEEs BURG PEANUT MARKET
Reported hi hodgcrs. McCab. & Coz
reir5spnFs Va. August -.-Psamuis Span
isN Market Asm farmers Spanish a2i.c
per nushe ipman Spanish soc. per bushei.
SO sheled SPANISH 3d. ncr pound; No. /,
Spanish SO per pound Nirsinias
Aark"f ql.fti. farcv Jumbo. $50 per
POUND fancy haud7irked 9i.a3s-c per
frNhi. rriino m &c.. pound. machine pick
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
NAvAL STORE

Wilmington. y. c. Ausls; .l-sp.rit. Tur-
pentne-steady at 42o. receipts Is CASKS.
Soa!n-steady a Soils. receipts i5s barrels.
crude Turpentinc-Firm o.; SO SO 40, re-
eeipis Is barrels.
Savannah. Ca Angus -T4rpcnt!nc
Firm st -. & ia'zc. saies 81 es.kS. receipts
SO olsks, shipments ..f0 yasos. Stock = 49,
casks Rosin-F!rm sales SGD barrels. zee
celpts 800 barrels. shipments Lac, barrels.
STOCK. les- - harrels. Guoie. B. si.sS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

-'EfsAiIr.f. '->NieIER OF the SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
y. b -loiiowinR schedule ns-rei publish.
ed as Information aud not svaranteed:
For The south-Dsily. $40 a. 81 Local
Ie:45 A. ~ Express 500 4. " nrpress
win electric lighted Sleeping Cur ior Az
anita and Birmingham. i!.t5 h. NJ. EXpreIa
~ eek bays. 2"j +. ~ Local
YORK RIVER LINE
$50 Il. M-Daiiy Connecting for Haiti.
more Mon. Wed and Friday. e:cc A. Mex
sun. and 2.5 l.. M.-Moa.. Md. and FRI
Gay Local
lrsins Arrive Richmond.
From the south: ESQ IL NJ $40 A u
200 L. NJ sos T. N daily: 1855 Ex sun
From Wosi Point. $50 a. VI daily, i.:2s A
Nj Mor. Wed. and Fri. 4:25 L NJ Tx Sun.
S E BURGESS f. A.
eo7 r Main 81 ?hons Madison ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03

New York. August 2.-Josaer, 9, ary goods
are doiaS a broader ops.ness. the week
proving the best o. ten season ihus Far.
Cotton goods are tending hiSher. Wool
markets arc very strons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
sales
stock
Allis-Chalmors. list paid
4 I = = 4 :. "a - u


Allis- Chalmers. list paid q.
All.s- Chal. pfd.. list pd
$500 AmhlEamated Copper ..
Z" Amer. Agri Chem. com
80 Amer Beet sugar. com
"s-IN American Can ..+...-.....
-" American can. pfd........
l.'F Amor. car ani Foundry
u" Nutr Cli ana Fonn. III,
'' American Cotton Off,.
An. Hide ana Leather. pi
'' American locomotive B..
Amer. locomotive pfd.
l92 amor. Matt Co. pfd .-.....
$500 american Smelling ...-.
AIMEE. snuff Co. com ...
49,. NmeiicAn Sugar ...-.....
"l American Tobacco. com.
e American Tobacco. pfd .
.'f' y iiicpiaa 'opprl ..--..
go" NJ. Htson 3d.. .-s-.-.
i9' ilaniic Coast line...-.
o. !. oi Connecticut.
i.a'i baltimore and Onto ...-.
l|" HetAi"ntm steel COM g..
j." lse ...h'm Stocl' ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-03
N ew York
Stock Market

New York. August 9-Prcnmiuafy
quotations "a stOcks to-day pointed TO
continuation OF yesterdays ADVANCE.
Business WAS ON scale during the
urst hour representing mlilou share
session and nearly all substantial
SANS itcali1ins for profits lcuowcd
tur opcmne outUurst however, and 10y
midday many gains had turned to
Activity was most pronounced IN
Kcauing ana Lchigh valley, the tor
liner taking leadership from steel
American can. which was believed to
bear close market relationship to tine
anthracite stocks, also became sud-
denly strong. While standard railway
shares were neglected
steel attained Slightly higher l.Nel
than on the prccedins day. hut rec
accted pressure. which was Ascrib-d
81 part 10 the seN1rc structures ole
Tocted AGAINST the steel Corporation
b. tho Stanley committee
in the late dealings uTtvitN dwiu-
died perceptbly and the market
some Of the hitherto strong specialtl,s
also yielded much OF their advance.
This condition was coincident With the
publication Of tho governments cotton
report as OF the latter nart az July.
showing prospective yield much un-
der the average Of ~ past decade
with resultant nervousness in local
cotton options
vith an increasing demand while cali
loans are on thu decrease
Bonds manifested Better demand
especially IN the more speculative
issues Government bonds were un-
crauEel ou can
Sew YORK. AUGUST Mone, on can
tt'alF l--f 5f rulnE rate "a.
Time loans strong siNtv da,s. & l-e
~ 1sral SO Erime morc,nn-
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&teailboatS,
oLD poMISIoN LINE.

Old DOMINION LINE.
i.y Richmond foot OF ash 81. daily 60 r. II.
Leave Newport Observation-Disclosures ~ - Il.
sNOEsN4As a. 81
Connects win main line steamers leaving
Norfolk Tor New fOrk daily. except Sunday
90 T.. 81 Connections also made BY ~ 81
w. ~. l.. 81. and g.. & y. Ky. at j. Sl
sight line steamers stop at Clareniont TO
lana receive passengers on signz and
vii! DC met by puo.!c conveyance.
VIRGINIA NANIGATIUS 90. tsuectivs
March LJ.-1am.s River ny daylight for
Norfolk and old Point. Newport News and
all James River landings steamer leaves
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at $50 A
Al. Freight received FOR all james River
landings ! hone Madison ia
Main Ticket Office. s.i y, Main Stree.
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i 20 arrive Futures closed .a.v .,s,,,,
September rs October. ia.7s; De-
een.oer l27s January 1880 March. lsal.
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Kaiirnlo8
Arrive Richmond
accommodation TRAINS weeKDAYs

leave Byrd III. Sta. 400 p. u. for Frcdericksburr
Leave Elba Sta. 7i5 A. NJ. 6.25 J.. ". for Ashlond
Arrive Eyrd ST. Sta. SOB An from Fredericksb'c.
Arrive Eiha Sta. ESQ NJ $40 u. from Ashland.
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K!ehn.ort. Va. Angus; :, 49,
inouG Tobacco EAchang,
BROWN SHIPPING
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'Daiy. iWeekdaya. zsundpys only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
atop a. ba. Time o arrivals and departures
NOT guaranteed. Read the signs.
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Dry GooDs Nf.pv--

per pound.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

fHTnished BY Levy Commission CO.. Com.
MISSION MERCHANTS. R!ehmona val
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
By Richard " Maury.
Stock Snt Bond Broker. ,o1s r Main stree.
SALES AT BOARD
cA-rs - -n.-n
SALES Al BOARD.

Virginia ceaiuF.es-.,on at s. 100 a, IS
STATE SECURITIES BID Asked.
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fIt.NN els minister. B.b,c School ar 80
" Preach rs services az II y an
si5 2 " subjects Tor thc day Chris
tiaH Growth" and Tho Man WAC Lost Al
nu, His GOD You are cordially Invited :
attend ihe services % this church on th
corner ~ Tweny-s Sih and Marshal
streets
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Quotations for interest paying bonds are
e. price 20 wh!ch irtcrcst must he ADDED
Income bonds and r,lara;es OF indebted
rtss nat.
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shs
81, hare
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GERMAN EvANGELIcAL-

BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL. LuTHf:
ran Church corner sixth and Clay streets
Rev. =. H. MECsCIIKE. pastor. srnaa
School si5 = VI Services u O'Clock \
evening services during Iuly and August
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE