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Evening star., 1912-09-07
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September Flour
About steady. Spring patents aOOa5. 40:
winter straights, 4.4Oa45O; winter patents,
A. .70a5.15: spring clears. 4.4Oa4.1O; extra
No. 1, winter, 4.1Oa4.2O; extra No. =. win
ter 4OOa4.10: Kansas straights. 4.2Oa4 30.
Wheat-Futures market was quiet but
firmer on cables and scattered covering
December. 90 1-16a93 3-16
Pork-Steady: mess, 19.cJa2O.25; family,
n .5Oa22 so; short clear. 20.5Oa22.jO
Beef-Steady: mess, 16OOa16.5O: family,
Is. JOa 10. so; beef hams. 2S.O0a31.OO.
Lard-Firm: middle west, II .45a11Soo.
Raw Sugar-Firm: muscovado, 80 test.
1856: centrifugal, M test. 1876; molasses.
50 test 3.61: refined steady. crushed. $50;
fine granulated, $40: powdered. so; mo-
lasses. steady; New Orleans open kettle.
31a52.
Hay-Easy: prime. 1.35: No. 1. 1.3O; No.
9. 1.15a1.2O; No ). 9Oa1.OO.
Hide+Steady: Bogota, 25Aa26k; Cen
trail America. 25h.
Leather-F'irm; hemlock firsts, 261sa27;
seconds. 24a36: thirds, 22a23: rejects. 15.
Butter-Firm and unchanSed; receipts
6r54 packages.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged; receipts,
,134 boxes; no exports.
Egg@Firm: receipts. s.O21 cases: fresh
gathered dirties No. I. 3A2os; No. ..
1Sta19; interiors. Halls.
Poultry-Live. firm: western chickens.
19a2O: fowls, 17a171s: turkeys, IL:
dressed. firm; fresh killed western chick
ems. 16a23; fowls. 141za1f; turkeys. 16a17.
Evening star., 1912-09-07
WEATHER
Probably Fair Tonight and Sunday
Little Temperature Changes.

For the District Of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia, probably fair tonight and
Sunday; not much change in tempera-
ture; light variable winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15

name was selected for the organ'za-
ton. At the previous meeting com
mittee was appointed to choose
name for the club. and the report ,Ss .S OF
name Quill Club" be selected was
adopted. At the last meeting ways
and means Of facilitating the handing
, Of college news and in assisting the
correspondents in collecting IT were
discussed. Various papers which Will
accept correspondence were assigned
to several men who have expressed
desire to get into the work. and there
tnan a score of the Invest newspapers
in Virginia. the Carolinas and Georgia
The officers Of the club are: President.
Henry A. Dennis, Concord; .Vlce-presi-
dent. F. B. Brown: OF Raleigh: secre'
The Trinity College Historical So
ciety j..eld its first meeting. OF the
year on iast Monday night and formed
the organization for work during the
were elected as follows: President.
DR.. w. X. Boyd: vice-president. X. l.
Towe. Winfall: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. J.
r. Davis. Shelby. The president APP
pointed three committees to handle
ciety for the year, these being the
committees on membership, ,pubiica-
tion. and papers. The. society pub
fishes every year a volume on some
history. and some kind Of pubiica.
ton will be issued this year. the exact
nature Of which will later be decided.
New gifts to the society were an
nounced. Especially notable were four
manuscript collections. the largest OF
these being the correspondence OF Gov.
ernor Tod r. Caldwell, Governor OF
North Carolina from 1871 to his death
in 1874, one OF the most criticai
periods in the States history. other
! acqu sitions of interest were the cor
respondence of General William X.
Boges. a Confederate general: MS
tory Of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
road, and a lot Of coins presented by
Mrs. r. L Flowers.
on Friday night the Fortnightly
Club held its first meeting OF the
year, and initiated the following mem
bers: H. L. Wilson. Charles r. Bag
ley. James Cannon. Jr. a number OF
speeches were made by the president
and the members of the ASSOCIATION;
New members Of the club were elected
az follows: Professor l.. A. Forsythe,
DIR franklin ~ Parker and II. L.
Rober, T. Gray. who died at his
y M in Raleigh last week, was the
aiver Of the Wiley Gray medal al
trinity. This medal is perhaps the
most hotly contested for OF all tnat
ar. offered in the college, ana 0hS
seniors may compete FOR it In tneIr
graduation orations at commence,
ment. Mr.. Gray was Tor nunioer %
tees of Trinity College, and always
took an active part in the proceed
inps Of the board. He always seiecteo
me one to present the lneoal At Tue
occasions
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wuI. APPEAR As EXPERT.


n. c-,.sv Goes to Baltimore to Ees-
fifty for GovernDent.
Charlottesville. Va. october l4-b
! Sharsnall Grasty. of the department
# geology at the University OF VIZ
zin;a. left this morning for baItimore'
where he will appear as an expert VIII
ness for the Federal government IN an
!rnortant case now being tried IN the
;-,;,ed states District Court in that
city.
The qualifying examinations for the
sboaes scholarships will be held az
.be University of Virginia Tuesday
and Wednesday Of this week. All
virginia candidates for the scholar
sbips will meet here on those days.
S.centIy r. J. wylie. secretary to the
Ybodes trustees visited the UNIVERSE
*. He lives q; oxford and STANDS
20 the Rhodes scholars in loco paren-
SIC during their residence there
Plans are taking definite shape TOT
.se erection Of the Education Building.
rne building committee Will meet
Warren H. Manning. the wel-kno~n
Ia odseape architect. and special
..,mmi,,@e OF consulting architects
Friday or saturday. Several sites are
now being considered for the struc-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15
NEW YoRk rRODUCE MARKET.

New York. october N-Fiour-Firm.
Wkeat-Firm: No red. sl.06. Futures clos
ed ls.c net higher. December, S102 U-I6;
May sicSss Corn-Easy at 59i2c.
Wool-Quiet. Petroleum-Steady. Ros!n-
Steady Turpentine-Ouiet. Rice-Fi.m. Mo-
!sss.s-Steady- Sug3r-Raw. steady: refined.
quiet Butter and Cheese-Steady- Coffee
quiet: Rio. No :. i5c.. Santos. No. {. &c l3-loc.
Futures closed easy net decline OF "a q L.
points Potatoes-SieaEy: Southern sweets,
s.. - n LIS. Cabbages-Stsady. per 10" pounds,
q q i.o0. P.anuts-SJcady. fancy haadpicked.
Virginia. - JASC. nos ! and ,. 3is fI6c.
Fre:ghIs-Steady; cotton TO Liverpool 59c-
CV;tonseed oil WAS lower under dIs2ppoint-
ing export ard domestic consEEptive de-
nlznd. cheaper crude markets tine decline
IL lard and cotton and withdrawal. OF bull
support. Closing prices were "a ID points ne,
lower. Prime crude. Si.>9 "a $50. prime sum
nGer yellow, spot. 6.50Ts40: November De
cen.5er-January and February. Sos: March.
sos: April, SO: May. els: prime yellow. win
ter, 6.sru -: do summer white o2517.0e.
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New York
Stock Market

New York. October 1.-THE panicky
conditions which prevailed all over
Europe last Saturday, when holiday
Was observed here. were greatly i'm
proved to-day. largely as result OF
reports indicating the early signing
OF a peace treaty between Italy and
Turkey. All the continental exchanges
however. continued to show more or
less apprehension.
Losses Of one to two points were
made at the opening here. the weakest
issues including Great Northern. Cana
dian Pacific. southern Pacific and Louis
willie and Nashville. United States
steel, common. yielded a fraction less
than a point on heavy dealings. The
business of the first hour. approaching
800, 900. was the largest for that period
an many months. but before midday it
was evident that offerings had been
we'll absorbed. Not only were more
losses retrieved. but IN many instances
notably the anthracite coal shares. ma
te-!al gains were shown.
Trading dwindled to minor proper
tions in the afternoon, with occasional
spasns of hesitation. The list as
whole suggested a process of asslmila-
ton and short covering. with an IT.
regular close.
Last weeks favorable bank state
man. was reflected In the relative ease
OF money to-day. but the uncertainty
of the foreign situation and sharp rise
a exchange arrested offerings.
The bond market ruled heavy WIN
no esnec;al feature. United States
bonds were unchanged on call.
New York, October l4.-Money on
call Arm; 4 s-s@5 ga: ruling rate, o,
closing bid, ga offered at per
cent. sixty days. s IL per cent; ninety
DAYS. S 1905 s-4: six months lag
IL Prime mercantile paper is
ner cent. Sterling exchange sEons'
with actual business in bankers pms
at s4se for sixty days and al 1885 lot
demand. Commercial bhls' $As1 -
Ear silver. SO 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15
STEAMBOATS,
OLD DOMINION LINE.

Lv Richmond foot Of Ash St. daily. 90 p. n
Leave Sewpor: Sews...-.......--....5:0e A. u.
Arrive Norfolk. .--....--.............s.oo A. u.
Connects with main line steamers ieaving
Norfolk for New York daily. except Sunday.
.:OS r. n Connections also made BY y. q
". Ry. 3 p. n. and c.. q Q. Ry. at p. u.
Night line steamers stop At CIaremoEt to
land or receive passengers on signal, and will
bc met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. effective
March !i.)-James River By daylight 70:
Norfolk and Old Point, Newport News and
ali Jane. River landings. steamer leaves
Monday. Wednesday and Friday q, $40 A.
" Freight received for all James Rive:
-.:s,ux. Phone Madison rs.
Main Ticket OYice 81 2. Main Street
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. October li.-WhiIe sharp ear
D. break was partially recovered. the cotton
:DaEke- was generally unsettled to-day ow-
Ing u nervousness over the European ,,o.iii-
'aI situation and tau Of i.ss active de-
mana. ne c.USe was steady az q MT dec me
e.. % : points Buying 10Y the long account
a-G not appear -. broaden on tn auvesc.
aTu AFTER working Up % within points OF
las. nights C.oS= fluctuations again L,EaHe
irregular, out iac G"n:snG rom shorts prov
a. sufficient to CAV. gE" market a steady
Undg!t"Ee late ia IA. daE. ana last prtr.s
-h"wec recovery @. rom salg points o.,
ACTIVE positions.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER II. ISL.
ARRIVED

STEAMER Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk mer.
4 hsHGisc and passengers Old Dominion Line.
STEAMER Berkeley. shelly. Norfolk. ,n-r-
% adis" and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Aurora. FCT-asa. Petersburg and
.i-Es.s River landings merchandise and ps -
5, EseE3. FGrmaa Line.
SAILED
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk mer.
c@&nf!se and Passengers. ca Dominion Liss.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mcr-
{ Ia Eftsg and passengers. Old Dcn!nion Line
steamer PoCaAon:as. Graves. Norfolk nd
James Rive. landings merchandise and pas
: n-rFg. virginia NavIsation Company.
Stcamrr AG-rTa- FE-nsn. Petersburg and
James River ,a1s!.ss. merchandise c.d pas.
=, ayers. Fg.maa line.
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CAROLINA COURT IN SESSION.
GRAD JuFy WNl ConsiAer Tax Lists
Of County.

Especial TO the Tlmea.OIepatchI
Bowling Green. Va. october a..
The Circuit Court OF Caroline convened
this morning with Hon. r. H L
Chichester presiding. A grand jury
was empanneled and brought In In
dictments against Walter Carneal for
shooting at Thomas Madison. and an
Indictment against James Thomas for
breaking into and robb'ng the store
of +. E. Campbell at Milford. The jury
is still in session, and will take up
other cases. and also consider the tax
lists of the county.
present. owing to the rain. the court
house was filled to hear Allen D. Jones.
OF Newport News. speak In the inter-
ests OF the Democratic ticket.
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ISpecia! 10 me IImFs-D1sp3teH'
Bristol. Va. October iA-Iexss bonou.n.'
IN, ~ ave women under sentence to serve
terms in prison for conducting immoral re-
sorts in Bristol. has compromised by agree"
ment with the committee OF citizens that In
stituted the prosecution. having agreed 10
leave Bristol never to return. and with the
understanding that in the event she does re-
turn she is TO submit to the Jail sentence
without further court proceedings. II Is be-
lieyed other cases will be compromised In Q
similar manner.
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BUND LIST.

AIus-ChaImer, s. ctfs fb!d)......-...... s11s
American Tobacco Co. Old a tbidI..-... g
American Tobacco Co. old 6s lsa!es).... 1.o,s
Atlantic Coast Line st is.................. Ns4
Atlantic Coast Line-L. and y. is...--. 20
A c l.. cow. Is (in Baltimore, a1;edp iu2I.
I.:Sgett and Myers observation-disclosures. 9sis
I.iggetr and Myers IS ,bidJ 1904
LcriIlard Company ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S7s
Loru!a.d Company Ts..........-......... 120is
Norfolk and Western COW. is tbidt...... IIJ32
Sea board Air Line stamped is............. S6.s
sea board Air Line adj. os--.-.......--.-..- IS4.
southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Southern Railway 5s...-.............-...I Id
United states Ste.i md 5s............... lGs
L. - registered IS, 1880 Odd .-........... Iv.A
L, :. lesIstsTeG S. sis ODD I02
L. :. Panama new 2. tbid) ................ 1el2.
Virginia Brown Bros. ctts. ibid 81
NUgia!a-Ca-. Chem. -, Ss....-.......-... Sc
Va r.. and Power Co. Is lasked) 500. ID
Wabash deb. "a (5idD Observation-Disclosures Is
W2bashP,ts. Term. lst IS ibid 81.
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Psmplfn Va October N-At an enthus.
iastic meeting Of Democrats on Saturday z
wilson Marshall-Flood Club was organised
with more than twenty members. and the
following officers were elected: p. ". Han.
NAH nresident: R. r. Davis. vice -president;
l.. w. Hoffman. secretary-treasurer.
After several speeches a campaign contri-
button was made TO the national Democratic
fund. and the meeting adjourned until Sat-
urday. October 10. when another meeting "
TO be held.
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Chicago GEAlN MARKET.

Chicago. Ill, October .i-N,sT excitement
seat wheat Upv,a.a today and lett prices
unsettled. li2 ~ above friday night Corn
nrlsheG 49, down. oats varying from
&c on d are amount up, and provisions
strung out from --.-c. GcCi.n. to d rise Of i0c-
The Leading futures ranged follows.
UreH. H.EG. Low. Close
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. c. October H-Spirits
Turpentine-Steady At s7,1c-: receipts . casks.
Rosin-Steady at sSI5: receipts barrels. Tar
Firm at $40: receipts barrels. Crude
Turpentine-Firm at S3.5aIc5: receipts q
b. rre!s.
Savannah. Ga. October H-Turpent!ne-
Firm at >. q $Si-C.: sales sos casks. receipts
i0S casks. stock. 33.5ei casks RoSin-Firm;
sales. !.?Ss barrels: receipts 1872 barrels
shipments ,.ssI barrels: stock. ?si5& barrels
quote: g. sssS.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

'Reporred by Rodgers. McCabe 4 Coz
Petersburg. Va, October N.-Peanuts -
Spanish.-Market nrm; farmers Spanish.
sI.i5 per husheI: No. ] shelled, Spanish. &c.
pc: pound: No. . shelIed Spanish. sc. per
pound. VirgiHias firm: fancy jum-
DO. &c. per pound: fancy handpicked. Is q
SAC. per pound; extra prime. SIC. per
pound: prime. &C. per pound: machine pick
ed. SO 3lsc- per pound: Smelling stock. 2Ac.
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QUILI. CLUE At TRINITY.

Durham. v. g. October 1.-THE sec
crf meeting OF the year of the asso-
C'af'UT % u"ws~a yer correspondents
81 Tr!Iitv Col. =" was held Monday
u.Ehr. at which time a permanent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15

so.tnpouao .sases sehs,-s.sa 80 lsase t.e q
nona e.sly: ysS \ x--Lses. g Sesaae
at~-,.,zhar Seyanoah. Jacksoevt'.eL IN
a N.-si~spsrs and coaches. JaexSesSsise
81 p 2--xleep<fs and eseeneA Auease.
SsI.,sI - arrive % R.ehmoo0 ess!I
- n :. S:1 a L. 80 p. ~ SO ?. =.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. October 1.-THE cotton goods
markets were barely steady at the opening
Yarns rule quiet. Dress goods are in steady
den and The jobbers report a fair business
and mail orders were good.
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6aloa. Stock. -.
100 Allis- Chalmers. list PAID

Salsa Stock.
100 Allis- Chalmers. list PAID.
1856 .Allis- chal.. pfd.. LIST pd..
IS, 100 Amalgamated Copper -.
200 Amer. Agri. Chem, com.
400 Amer. Beet Sugar. CON-.
"a. 40 American Can ........'...
LOO American Can. pfd..':...
1890 Amer. Car and FOUNDRY.
800 Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd
500 American Cotton OIL.
800 Am. hide and Leather. pr
500 American Locomotive 80.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
100 Amer. Malt Co, pfd......
$500 American Smelling ......
10 American Snuff, COM.
400 American Sugar .......,..
1oa Amer. Tel. and Tel. CO..
eco American Tobacco, com.
200 American Tobacco. pfd..
l2,GO Anaconda Copper .........
1850 AtchiSon ............-...
l,0Go Atlantic Coast Line......
3 A. {. l.. OF Connecticut.
1870 Baltimore and Ohio......
f,cbb pttHitISfn SltNi. VIM
100 Bethlehem Steel, pfd.....
$50 British Amer. Tob. Co..
LOO Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1880 Central Leather. conn.,.
e. 90 Canadian Pacific .:........
400 Chesapeake ano ONO.
$50 Chicago Great western.
100 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
$50 Crucible Steel Cor, com.
IS Crucitle Steel. pfd........
1900 Calf. Petroleum .........
100 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
100 Colorado and Southern-.
2.25 Consolidated Gas .........
Delaware and Hudson.
Den. ard Rio Gran. com.
200 Den. and Rio Gran, pfd.
1890 Distillers' Sec. Cor.......
Il 200 Erie ..................-
1899 Erie. LIST pfd-..............'.
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd.-
Geo. ". Hel!ne Fob. CO..
100 General Electric .........
$3.50 Great Northern. pfd..:.
1900 Great Northern Ore cts
200 Illinois Central ...........
4,750 Interboro-Met- ............
70, 100 INTERIOR o-Met.. pfd.....-.
200 Int. Mer. Marine. conn.,.
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Riehpssl { Paasbug HeciTic lailuay

Streets for Petersburg:
e. 2 g. - 10. J.. 'i2 A u. J. Z u &
sss as e. :. S. . 10 r. ~
u.co p u. fer Chester. Zoo midnight fcs
Petersburg
cara leave Fe:ersbure. foot OF Sycamore
Street; .or Manchester:
ts.E s:l s..:i5 us SIS. IS. sio:E. Il .
NJ: :z.S si:5. rs 3:3s aS. Sc. ssa~
80 s.r ..z s.e:sa lice p. -.
.D.iry-Ex Sundays aTd hoi'daya
ecarrtes ssggage and express
ssL,mtted-Except Sundays ana sciidays
| Ali ears from Pete.sovrg connect vita
cars for Richmond
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NdIjrDao1


80 A-Loesi-psiiy-New Nswa
81; A-Iocaf-DaIIy--Ch ex Gun.
Thur.soad
p0 A.-Exprcss-DsEy-E 0gd Posnl
no 20 A-LoeaI-Daily-LchSs L<x-. G. YorUa
s1z % yccn-Express-Daily- Old p
sz.js -Express-Dsiiy-cia. LvsIis
go P-cspress-Daiiy-N Norfolk. -. NsWA
Soc p-LscsI-Dsiiy-S News. Ola Point
SIS p.-Locsi-ES Sua.-Sordonsvisssl
81, p-icesl-Ex s3n.--Iyst assfo
go p -Isnised-DsIiy cAorses.
y; 90 P-EApress-psiiy-c G'viI,sL
s<;eep~yS sparjor csrs
TRAINS ARRIVE FIcHNoyp-Locas from
Ess.: $40 A. ~ TO p. =. Throess from
Esss: u:ss A. ~. 3;os r. -. 81 r. - 6scsi
from West. SO A. -. ~ A. -. a01
IN r. g. Through: 81 4. -. r1a0 - =.
sed 10 p. =.
yss,es River Line: sSs8 4 -. 80 .! .
~pUs1 except sssdsx.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago ILL.,. October N-Cattle-Steady to
10c lower: cows and heifers. s20g 500:
calves. s7a1oNo. Hogs-Active. moctly &C.
higher: bulk OF sales. $s9s30. Sheep
Strong to l5c. higher At $3.35 q 40; lambs.
sisGu7.la
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Atlantic Coast Line
The S.s-.tard Railroad Of tie South.
EFFECTIVE OCT 6. 1917

ThH - ~INFN RRiIFO00 Of TEE OO0t6.
EFFECTIVE OCT. {, i411
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: SIS u. ana
$50 p. NJ, loo A. u
For Norfolk: 800 A. ~. 800 r n. $40 =.
n.
For " 4 ". Ry- West: Sis A. NJ. $50 A.
NJ 500 p ". $50 p. n
For Petersburg: 100 A II. Sis A. n.
s.I5 A. NJ. 800 A. NJ, S:5c a. NJ. go r. u,
40 r. n. S:o6 p n. go p. ", $50 p. u
iI:45 p. u.
For ColAsboro and Fayetteville: '$:lo p. u
Trains arrive Richmond daily: SEES A. n.
s.1o A. NJ. lo:Is A. ". ss:37 A. n: "s1o:ls \
". sil:s0 A. n. go p. n. $50 p n. Sos
> N S:x r. n, 500 P. ~. $50 p NJ. Il "a
p NJ
except Sunday. s'Sunday only
Time of arriva! and departure and con
nec::ons no. guaranteed
G. s. CAMPBELL, d. p A. 81 Main ST.
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KyrHwG>b NAY NSWkET.
RsC aMorS. Va, October 70 g..
Following are the aSoss;ioss 90 to Rscs-
1sond Hay ESchsrse
Did or VIEW
So Timothy $3.50. ,........ ne r
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission CO.. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va.
Richmond. Va. October II. 1Sl2
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET.
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, ture, which will cost $4,000. the
money having been obtained by Presi-
dent Alderman from the trustees Of
the Peabody fund.
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Quot atoms for in,erest-payinE bonds are II
price to which interest must be added.
Income bonds anc certificates OF indebted
ness are lat,
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and 1850 to arrive Closing futures: octo-
Der. I0H: November. 1913: December, 100:
January, 1911: March 1894; May, NeS; july
ILL
Ga!veston Tex. October E.-Cotton re-
ceip,s at this port passed 100000 mark TO-
day with receipts Of $3.50 bales This
brought the total Of the season 10 IVlL4s1
bales Only once before has the LOCO. 900 bale
mark been reached 20 early. That was on
October Is, 1905.
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SCHOOLS.


Assisted BY Miss Jane Cushman,
at III East Cary Street on October /.
Leschet!zky method taught. Special
preparatory course for teachers.
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Railroads
SOUTHERN RAILWA'

SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmo0d.
" B.-FoiiowinE schedule figures publish
ed a. inform alton and not guaranteed:
For tho South-Da!ly: $40 A. II Loes'
1925 A. n Express. SEQ p n. Expres.
with electric lighted Sleeping cars for At
lanta and Birmingham u:E p. n Expsesa
Week Days: 400 r. u. Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
<:T p M.-Da.iy-connecting for Balti-
more Mon Wed. and Friday. 500 A. A.-Ex-
Sun. and a:IS p. Nixon. Wed. and Friday
Local
Trains ARRIVE Richmond.
From the South: $50 A. u. and SEQ 4. ~.
800 r. NJ SOS p. n daily: I..X Ex Sun
From West Point: $50 a. H. daily: u:1s A.
s. e BURGESS. d. p. A..
So7 E. Main ST. Faons Madison 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15
Winter Trips by Sea-

NORFOLK 10
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
Steamer. Norfolk 20 Boston daily. except
Thursday: To Providence. Monday Thurs
DAY and saturday. p. " through tickets
on sale to principal pcin:a
Fine steamers excellent service. Sow tafeS-
wireless telegraph. send for booklet
ABBY c & o. Ry.. y. q ". Ry. s. H.
Bowman No 1os +. Main street. aad Rich-
.ponl Transfer Company. No - =. Main 80
ASK Mr.. BOwMAN
for Program OF Personal CondUcteo Iouf 70
BEAUTIFUL BERMUDA.
Special inducements TO persons creaaiz:ng
paroles.
Railroad. steamship and Free rnfornation
Bureau.
rs Ess. Main Street,
Phone Madison Sit4
tAdvertisementl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va, October II. iol

Following are the quotations on the Eicl
mon6 Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN SHIPPlNGS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15

Marke, Conditious-i'oUItry-Rec heav-
Ter and marke, lower. Eggs, Butter. Veals
and othe, produce in good demand.