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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-19
OUR CHRISTMAS.

Alice IoVett Carson in December S
Nicholas)
What does Christmas mean to me?
splendid dazzling Christmas tree,
stockings dangling in a row,
Stuffed by Santa, top to toe;
HEAPS of gifts for Jack and me
And for all the family,
Dinner table piled up high.
Christmas goose, and hot mince pie.
Then, when dusk begins TO fall,
That's the bestest time of all;
Mother tells about the star
And the wise men from afar,
How the shepherds of the plain,
Weakened by the angels strain,
Hurried through the night to greet
Just sleepy baby sweet.
Though we know the story old,
Yet we love to hear II told.
And | shut my eyes tight-so,
Til see the star aglow;
Hold my breath, and, listening,
Hear the angel chorus sing.
And the mother grooming deep
DER the baby fast asleep.
While we sit so quiet there.
Daddy tiptoes from his chair,
Lifts the curtain, and We spy
one bright star shine in the sky.
Just as II 1t came to say,
This is happy Christmas day;
And to every girl and boy.
Love and peace and Christmas joy"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-19

our government lid not intend that
either should ever assume to he In
position to dictate to tie other
In short it will readily occur to any
unprej JUDGED observer that any tax
measure likely to pass at this time
nature of the case.
ON the other hand il would not be
reasonable to expect that the Legis-
latuve at this time coull frame q law
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-19
A SUGGESTION TO MAKERS OF
TAX LAWS.

We do not suppose there Is single
member OF either branch of the Leg
stature who expects to see his whole
theory OF taxation embodied in any
measure that will be spread upon the
statutes of Vermont.
There are 246 towns. each entitled
o have its voice heard in matters Of
aXation AS well as in other direc
ion. There are thirty senators, any
ne Of whom has as much right to
iay his say about tax remedies as an
,ther.
Moreover the two bi.'a, he's Of tn
Legislature ars intanded to he pA-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-19
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OUT OF THE EAST.
bliss Carman In Collier's.

G3liss Carman in Collier's.)
When the three kings from the Sunrise.
Gaspar, Mechior, Ba;thasar,
With their dusty train of camels.
Having journeyed from afar.
Drew together to the resthousc
In the hush beneath the Star
"Gaspar. thou great Lord of nations"
Said the scholar Mechior,
Thine are fame and power and treasure
And great age. Go thou before
Thus they stopped to pass the Intel.
Where rough shepherds thronged the door
Little Lord we bring Thee homage"
Low was erayhcard Gaspars bow
Bright the gold ne bore; but brighter
The soft light about that brow.
From the ancient East with tribute
We are come. Whence contest Thou?"
Then the Son Of Mary laughing
Grasped the rulers strong sword hand,
And a sC.tening thrill ran through it.
As if with a new command
Saving, Let peace go before thee,
Like the dawn from land to land
NiHSlIIs' S'dl l'l-lolltu NlilC 'fstSI'i
Stood aside. In vcsture blue,
Melchior bowed his sage head, saying:
Master. If ON stars tell true.
Thou art come with greater knowledge
To make all our science new"
AS the mystic myrrh he proffcred,
Jesus lifted up His eyes
With the grave regard " childhood;
And that look of the Advise
Mclchior. with his scrolls of learning.
VIII remember TIL he dies
Last i'm turn with radiant hearing
Came young gold-robed ialthasar.
He who ever had been foremost
In the leading of the Star.
With his gold hair on his shoulders,
Fair of face without a scar
And ere ever he had knolt him
With his greeting still unsaid'
And his fealty still unoiferod,
10, the young Chid's arms are spreao
And against the young kings shoulder
Sinks to rest that darling head
Said old Gaspar as they travelled
Hcmeward through the purple hour.
When the sunset turned the desert
Into one great glowing flower,
And the camel bells were tinklins
Softly: what thing is power
~ forsee Him Prince of princes,
Overload of emperors:
Royal ones to 80 Him reverence
| Sons OF kings to keep His doors:
While great satraps bear His edicts
That shall make an end of wars
Nay" said Melchior SIS knowledge
Not greater thing-to know
What this life means, whittier teniing
In Its turhli coil and flow?
surely, lords. the Son of woman
only can be Godlike So
Then the Youngest smiling; Seniors
| Truly power must build the wall
For the princely house of knowledge
Lest the evil chance befall
Yet my heart will not be Rninsalo
Love Is first and best OF all
Thus across the silent desert
Moved the winding caravan,
With these seekers after wisdom
And the high concerns Of man.
While the shining consultations
Marched across their mighty span
church theatre to present i'ooe'
Stn ndard NJ thraatricals for the auult
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-19

That the project of cross-State
railroad Is not deal Is shown by the
introduction OF bill chartering d
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-19
HONEYMOON OVER.

Her Friond-I suppose now that YOU
are married your husband doesn't bring
you flowers any more
Mrs. Youngbride- oh Yes. ne loes
Only last night he brought home &
cAulifloWey,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-19
WANTED.

When YOU want anything, advertise
in the new special column of TINS
paper Some bargains are oHereo
there this week which it will pay you
TO read about. See page two. This
,.ner bas more than $4,000 readers
very week ana one cent word Will
reach them ALL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-19

church theatre to present h'oue'
standard of threatricals for the auu't
members of the congregation ana ins'r"c-
tive moving pictures for the children VIII
In nnanNd In Oanvar Friday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-19

Even II your hope of owning n home
is much stronger than is your immediate
prospect of realizing it, some Of to-day
real estate ads are worth investigating.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-19

T.rms--st. 90 N Ycnr. In Advance.
DAILY by mail $500 n year In "o'""''
RATE IN CANADA
many $500 n year in advance
WEEKLY. $500 year !"
FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION
Publishers, Burlington W.
BURLINGTON. THURSDAY. DEE. ]"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14
GETS new TRIAL
OF DAMAGE SUIT
R. +. Stanley Goes to Supreme
Court and Wins
Victory.
ACTION is AGAINST SOUTHERN
1t Is Held That Company Should
Have Protected Passengers
Better.
ACTION IS AGAINST SOUTHERN
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Raleigh, ~ c., November 1.-the
Supreme Court to-day granted r. T.
Stanley a new trial in his damage suit
against the Southern Railway Com
pany. in Guilford County. in which a
non-suit was allowed below on the
ground that the Southern could not
be held responsible for Stanleys inju-
ries.
Stanley was travelling between
Greens boro and Norfolk in August.
1910, when negroes set upon Luther
Proctor They We're terribly injuring
him, and Stanley went to his assist
ance and was dangerously shot The
Supreme Court, In uosetting the non
suit takes the ground that the South
ern should have maintained such Or
der as would have protected passen-
gers Justice Brown filed dissenting
opinion.
In the case Of Henrietta Goodwin, ad-
ministratrix Of T. c. Goodwin, vs. town
Of Reidsville, in which suit for DAM
ages was brought against the town
because T. c. Goodwin. while driving
a dray through the streets, was hit
on the head and killed by a baseball.
a mum Der or boys having DeeH play iIiS
in the street. the Supreme Court holds
that the fact that the boys had cen
allowed to play bal! in the streets
for two years or longer relieved the
city from any liability in this case.
The court delivered sixteen opinions.
as follows:
Ncwbury Us. Seaboard Air Line. Du-
pin. partial new trial: Yadkin River
Power Company VS.. Wissler. Lee re-
versed: Simpson vs.. Green. Union. re-
versed: Todd VS.. Mackie- Yadkin, mo-
ton for writ of certiorari denied. judg-
ment affirmed: Stanley VS.. Southern
Railway, Guiiford. reversed: Elliott vs.
Lofiin. Randolph. affirmed: Fender vs..
City of Salisbury, no error; Austin VS..
Austin. Stanley. affirmed; Hurley VS..
Ray. Montgomery. new trial; owen vs.
Needham. Montgomery. affirmed
Thompson VS.. Railway Company, Da-
wilson. reversed: state VS. Savage. For
syth. no error: Goodwin VS.. Town of
Reidsville. Rockingham. affirmed: Bank
VS.. McEwen. Ashe, error: Broadnax VS..
Broadnax. Forsyth. no error.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York Nover.be. 13-F!our-Noderate-
" easier wheat-Nc. red. sl@; No.
northern. Duluth. s7i.c. Corn-Easy: export.
toy Leather and Hides-Firm Wool
OIL. Petroleum and Turpentine-Quist-
ftosin-Qu!et R!ce-F!rnI. No'asscs-ouie; :.
SuEar-Rav and refined. steady. Coffee
Spot quiet Rio. No :. l-ssc: mid, quiet:
Ccrdova 1SI7 q lsc. Po;a-oss-Firner AZ s.:
Virginia SI50Gc| Cabbages-Easy. Pea
uuts-UnC hanged
Corrcrseed oil vas higher cary on light
offerings and speculative euyins on the
srmnSss in lard. bu: the market eased OF
in the afternoon under scattered commission
house selling. poor outside demand and with
the weakness in cotton Closing prices - r.
point higher ! point net love-. Sales
|. So barrels Prime crude ! - u 90. sg-a
mar yellow 5SS1 ; So Noe u7H.r -. De-
csrber. 81: Januar-. SIC. Feoraa-y. SD.
March. SIG: April. SIS: Ma. -. prime win
-er yellow. sieq'-5e: do sUulU:r "-!;o -
o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14
New York
Stock Market

New York, November l3.-The stock
market displayed weakness through
out most of to-day's session. Price
changes were irregular, with a steadiei
tone In the final hour. when best prices
OF the day were recorded TRADING
lost none of its professional character.
but even that action seemed not 10
take on its usual activity.
London was again buyer here, out
purchases were too moderate Tor any
appreciable infiuencc.
In the early part of the session there
were signs of pressure upon such leau-
ers as United states Steel, AmalSan-
ated Copper and American Smelt!hS.
Union pacific also suffered under SNORT
selling and an abrupt decline IN
Wahash preferre,i, was associated with
.he ,angle in that roads reorganization
nlsn The few pronounced gains OF the
day were limited 20 some OF the hiSh
nriee special,ies. such as WoolWorta'
scars, Roebuck and National biscuit.
Nonetarv conditions Were unchanged.
Call loans did not get beyond per
cent The bond market was deVoio o.
especial features.
New York. November i3-MoneE on
Iii aasv. 5Gs per cent: ruling rate.
: S-;: closing bid, L.: ouereo a.
Dsr cent Time loans strong; slNtS
5avs sdS u per cent; ninety DAYS
40. six months. IL. PRIME iher
"aS,iIa paper. s per cent. S;er!ins en-
.b.rpe weak, with actual business II,
tanta~s. bills at s4sl for sixty DAYS ana
S,<5rn for demand. Sommefclai
hills s.%l -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14
COTTON MARkEIS.

New York. Novernbe Ia-Thc cotton mat
hex showed continued De-vo Isuess and prices
mere than Eost yesterGay's advance du-;ug
the days trading. With the close s-eaGy a;
a net decline % t-oTn @'p y points. The
opening was steady a. decline Of sa7
points in sympathy With Disappointing
cables. but prices worked - . p.sCticals
the ana; rrGres % yesterday during the
Few minutes on overnight buying o-6cr.
cad = rsaewaE % bull sUppo-'. The" vas
Erea- des. q cotton .o- sac On ta!s sd-
-arcs. aow.vs and the Ena-ksJ S1or -yfak-
cred u26s- foreign selling. ts--.- oT.rirzs
from The South. Continued liquidation ana
Ipca. pressure. Reports Of easier -1-- =.
the Southern spot situation appeared .
have unset Cd the c0-fderC. o. recent buy
e-z and h tore midday the rna~Eet - OK. G
aet 5oss o. rom - G II points. \ rc5gr,
that : prominent firm 81 london stats
;!g;s1s ha5 issued crop estimate o! u % =
o. bales appeared - b n factor on The
decline. a. cs;i0r A.. 90 UDd.- u ~ 1a
Rad been expected from that SDfl-ys ~
covering checked - weak and during ;he
noon E"Er g-irss "a leo r-pia.s rom
- -ow.s- Tris a8sEe soon r.rsalsS n.
r-Cssgr. % 'u-tEsE selling orders Al. rEe
r.z-Ec- ta'er cevs'op"d renewed r~aEr.Ss
WITH offerings very active ana genera. =
-. late trading when price, broke Ia-, 70 a
low s-ouaG .5- TIE day, s..gas ssry: - ~ p.
points yet .oSC=
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14

TIE P. = S.spn.rd Ice Cream Com
PAW .r~ -aars'a c1gFers % ice cream.
.aTG- ere a..zv.fv 81 the name h.s
.r CORY rr'.0r z.rG = X Shepherd &
- -s-r.. 0r,rfrrf iy1srF "f 400 East
Srgss H'r.r' which vent into The
szrts ~ receiver Tuesday. The DIS
f.re's0r Eaa ~.sz-Iy set forth tn the
sssyBr' - ~ rrcs.ysTshiy printed IA
Trs TsT.er Ts.sg2frh. bs: sorne confg-
s.T1 sssg- - rsv. ariseF TIE l. X
80 c-rFS Trs Cram Com caay. Inc. "
nDsrar's1 v'fh The failure - l. X
s-aegarra { CO only - Ire czpsci:y
80 q ry1s."ar Tho two concerns arc
90 s.z-E.s zas d.s'frcf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and A'srY,
Streets. for Petersburg:
e. 7. 8. 20. TO- il. 81. A. H.. I. :. =
s'5:i5. e. !. s. % 10 p II
Hoo P. N. for Chester. 1200 midnight tor
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF syeamors
Street, for Manchester:
is Is. s:ss. ''7:lS. T:s6 SIS. SIS. sto:y. u:1
A. NJ: 1875 'i:35. 2:S. 3:& as. SIS. 81
T:s5. s:a5. S:a5. 1870. 1:+o p. NJ.
fDaily-Ex. Sundays and holiday
Carries baggage ana expresa
ssLimtted-Except Sundays ana holidaya
All cars from Petersburg connect With
cars for Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14
YlRINg INTELLIGENCE.

T...r.- ~ F:~HTrE-, NOVEMBER II. I'll,
ARRTTED
---l-.- F-a-so-. Us--ey. Norfolk -ner-
a.-4lvs zEz s&stsExsTs o.d Dominic. L.ne.
Ffsa--.s- Aurora. FErrnsn. PETERSBURG and
Tsras 1iTs- isncinzs. merchandise ssd pas
sr.Esrs F-rns. La.
SAILED
r'rs--s- P-srsSn. Esraey. So->ck rneP-
.aE { S@ssea.ers O.6 Dominic. Line.
steamer Psr>fSa-z. Graves. So:.o!s sn5
jane 1E-e- .s-rlrTs r--rctsafss and raA-
Hsrra-.. g!-z.sts Navigation Co
-'fs-er- IsF>ra. Fsrrsa. Petersbure aad
y 1Eas River .arSISss n.SscEsse.se and pas
- GER Fg-rrsr .s-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14
TRAVELLING MAN
SHOOTS HIMSELF
Mark H. Smith Sends Bullet
Through Heart in Hotel
at Saluda.
I Special TO The Times-Dispa;ch. ]


AshevilIe. y. G.. November l3.-After
writing a note in which he left di-
r.cticns for the disposition Of his body.
Mark II smith. travelling man of
Lynchburg. Va. entered his room In a
hotel a; Saluda this afternoon and
shot himself through the heart with a
32-calibre revolver. He died instantly.
No cause for the action - known. as
Mr. Smith. who was about thirty five
years Of age. appeared to be In ex-
ceIIsnt health and good spirits this
morning.
shortly after noon Er. smith went
into the hotel at SaIGda and asked for
a piece OF paper on which TO write
a not. few minutes later a shot
was heard from his room and inves.i-
cation showed him stretched on the
bed. dead
Tho note simply left directions 20
notify sam s Smith. at wh!tesburs.
Tenn. TO take care Of his body
Jr Smith Travelled the territory for
the smith Briscoe Shoe Company. Of
Isyuchburs. Va. and Was one Of the
b..t-knovn travelling men through this
section. He was a member Of the
TfAveI~Ts' PROTECTIVE. Association. The
hosy all be held ~ SaIuda pending
word from Tennessee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Saies at Union Stock Yards.)

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Saies at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond, Va. November 13. 1917
Report of the live stock market Tor the
week ending November IL:
Ses. steers. S7isc.. medium 10 good. 81 q
Sic: common TO fair, u. q SC. best heiters.
So &C.: medium TO good. -. 5l4c: common
to lair, 81. a SC: best cows. ~ 4Jc.: medium
70 good 81 Tac: common 10 fair. "a u &c
best oxen. oG592c.: medium to good. q. -
40: common 10 fair, 3i.G &c: bulls q, q
i4.c.: best calves, S4SL2C.: fair 10 good. 50
lie: dicks i15c Sows and calves. $500
H.cJ per car head. Best heavy hogs. sA
SIS. light hogs. a.-.c. shoats and pigs Sd
ct-c. sows and stays, 5uac.; best lambs, o..
"a 7c.; medium TO good. 90 exc: common TO
fair. 3isa TIPS: best sheep. 41f:c.: common
TO fair, "a Si:c.
ular Steers $Sj0a4% bulls. siga.25: COWS.
s. - n SIS. Caiv-s-LOwer. Neals, $50 q HOO
few tops az $3.50 Ms: culIs, seq 90 west
ems saa..15. sheep and Lamhs-Sheep
weak lambs steady Sheep, sE75 q 3. cui!s.
s3ai.5n: lambs ssII.+o: culls, $500 5. 30.
Hogs-Lower al ST.SJaSla: pigs. 81. % 30.
Chicago. Ill November l3-Cattle-Choice
ceeves. l6c. higher: others steady. Cows
and heifers s2TI 74o: calves. $500 1850
Hogs-Accive. mostly Ice. higher. but closed
weak Bulk OF sales ss.I5Q 500: lambs, $S.Ss
as.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14
Atlantic Coast Line
The =, ord Railroad Of tho South.
EFFECTIVE OCT. 9. 1917

The = ord Railroad Of tie South.
EFFECTIVE OCT. 9. 1872
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: S:x A u. ana
$50 P. NJ. loo A. II.
For Norfolk: 900 A. n. SEQ p. n. A:1S p.
N.
For n. 4 W Ry. West: s:ls A. NJ. $50 A.
n, 800 P. NJ. $50 p. n
For Petersburg: leo A Il. SIS A. L..
s:,5 A. NJ 200 A. NJ. $50 A. n. 500 p. n,
4:io P. NJ, s0t p. NJ. $50 P. NJ. go p. n.
As P. NJ.
For Go,dsboro and Fayetteville: 'I:1o p. u.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: b:4 A n.
$40 A. NJ, 1915 A. n. 1871 A. Il; ss1o:lk 4
~. Ill 20 A. n, '2:l0 p. NJ. ''l:+0 p. NJ. S:o6
p NJ s:s5 p. NJ. 500 p. NJ. 800 P. n. la
r. N.
except Sunday s'Sunday only.
Time Of arrival and departure ana con
nec,ions NOT guaranteed
C. s. CAMPBELL. d. p A. 81 Main st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14

Trains Leave Richmond.
n B-Foiiowing schedule Agure0 publiso-
ed a. informa ton and not guaranteed:
For tho South-Daily; $40 A. =. Local
1o:%5 A. II. Express. so p. ~. ExprooA
With electric lirhteA Sleeping cars for At
ianta and Birmingham n:<s r. n ExpfsaA
Week Days: 500 r. ~. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
$50 p. N.-Daily-Connecting for 1alt1.
more Mon. Wed. and Friday. SEQ A. NEE.
Sun and 2:l5 =. M-Mon Wed. and Friday.
Local
Trains Arrive Richmond. =
From the South: $50 A. NJ and SEQ A. H.,
200 r. NJ. sos p. N. daily: 1858 Ex. Sun.
From West Point: $50 A. N. daily; li:U A.
NJ. Mon. Wed. and Fri: as p. II. Ex Sun.
8. e. BURGESS. d. p. A..
~ e. Main St Phone Madison "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14
CHICAGO sKACN MARKET.

Chicago Noven1~- i%-Wrea. 'c-csy
r.EGs tn. 'oUe~r close OF -" season D.
flials ,rar Arssnjin" crop conditions lad b.
Cr-ue less promising turned the -uarEet
H.aTy. Firsf prices were : r * Gas%T is'
aight --latest trading ie'; corn - .
1oru. os-s 81 e 70 sag. and p-o-ss.
iona =; al advance 90 I"4 i-l7c 70 =.
Leading fgIg-,s to-day ranged a. toi 0wS
Omen i.s. Low. g-o.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect September - liz
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: 900 A. H.. 800 P. NJ. sl:ie p.
FOR LYNcHBuRo AND THE WEST: .s:u
A. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. $50 r. n. so:0 p. II
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: s11:te A
NJ. 's:ss P. NJ. 'Il:so p. Il From the West:
$40 A. NJ. a2:i0 p. NJ, bI:So r. n, ss:W p.
NJ. 800 P. NJ
sDaily. aDaiiy ex- Sunday. bsunday only
". B. BEvILL. c. II. BOsLEY
G. p A. Roanoke d. p A. Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14
Chesapeake & Ohio Raiwa,

7:so A-LocaI-Daiy-Ne NswA
S:E ocaI--Daiiy-Ch'vtlle- Ex Sun
Thurnond
1870 A.-Express-Daiiy-N Old Point
100 A-Locai-DaiIy-LchbG Lex. C. Torgs
sI2 90 Noon-Express-Daily- Old PIT
.2:i6 -Express-Daily-Cin. Lvills-
tt:00 P-Express-DaiIy-No ~. News
500 P.-Local-Daily-NN News. Old FONT
s.i5 P.-Ioca-Ex. Sun.-GordonsvfIio.
6.l5 P-Loca.-E1. Sun.-LynchburS.
$40 P-Limited-DaiIy-cin CnSeas@
I'll 90 P-Express-Daily-Ci bvtils-
ssleepers. tParIor cara
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOyD-Locai from
East: $40 A. n. 7:ao P. y. ThrouIn from
Esst: 1880 A. ". 2e5 p. NJ SO p. = Locs
from West: $50 A. n. ~ A. =. and
IN p. NJ. Through: $50 A. n. I1.6s - u
and $50 p II.
James River Line: ss3:8 A. H.. 80 =. -
ssDaiIy except Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14
NAVAL. STORES


Wilmington. y. =. November I5-rurpcn-
..-s- steady a, -. receipts casks Rosin
Steady a. s.. -"ce!pts Is barrels Tar
F'|--a = -. receipts p barrels Crude
r. ~G.s1;!a"-Ei-rn ~ S.Jds55: receipts %
ba--.--
>avs1ra.. Ga SO-crss- --Turpenrine-
yam n sales ga casks: receipts 1000
rasys. shipments IL asks. stock 2. 20 c. SKIS
It"T.--Fir-u. sz.es III barrels: receipts
T.. barrels. shipments sc barrels. stock
- 81 14T-e.E. C-c:r: 3, z. c, :jgjs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14
(xefuilns aosiee

All JERED.s INDEBTED TO THE
.z's Esbsrt 90 Es.rSIS, will please
Hsks Fsftfsrasr' Win the gnfsrg;srs
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

Petersburg. Va. November G-Peanuts-
Spanish Marie; steady. Farmers Spanish.
81 Fer bu.hsI: No. she!lad. Spanish, &c
per pound No shelled. Spanish. &c per
- uaC. Ii-E!aiss-EaTket Arm Jumbos
81. for fancy. Per pound: fancy hapdpick
q SIC. Per pound. extra prime, SIC. per
ocUne. prime. &c. T<- pound; machine pick
-! 3g:I.c. par pound: Smelling stock. g. pc,
,.Or.a
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6teaulboatG


Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash So. daily; - ?. =
Arrive Norfolk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4. y.
Connects with main line steamers lsovinS
Norfolk FOR New York daily. except sunday,
100 p. II Connections also msAs y ~. y
". Ey. sP n and c. o. Ry. It p. u
N.eh, line steamers stop n CIoSemont -
land or receive passengers on saGnsL ana WV
be met by public conveys0co-
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. Objective
March uD-James River by daylight Tee
Norfolk and Old Point, Newport Ssws on1
an James River Iandinss steamer leaves
Monday. Wednesday and Friday AZ - =
- Freight received for AL James Asss
i. -Efny. Phone Madison lN.
Main Ticket OEice 81 2. Nsin osrss6
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\ EAY-Sample -.

HAY-Sampie .................. Nominal
| STRAw-Compressed ........ q $50
Loose pressed. large bales. q IO
! Load your cars so that hay At doors rep
reserts contents and thus avoid retsetions
This marlke. grades hay in accordance
with the National Hay Associates
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nEY COINS MARKET

Nsr York. November I-.-Tfe COTTON goods
-r1-ke- vas firm with demand steady. Cot
rnT ya-rs were higher There was a good
raj fnr carpets and rugs sor the new spring
sea- OF. Jor5c-s reported Il steady business.