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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE MAnKEr.

New York, January FIour-S,eady with
'air local trade. ~. Flour aud Rnr!ey-
rum iiyr-@eIoi nuckwhcat Flour ana
'urn'n"ol--S;'u Wheat. Irregular; 40 /,
it'' $50. elevator. export basis and kl0lt,
. q. y. ah"Hi. opti"ns cored net UNCHANGED
10 's', !owcr. May. tl.0 i-I6c.: July a.5.c
I"rn-FiTin: ">pVrt. new. Ta& T. o. i. niout
lures Nominal SHts-firmcr sIandnr ri
"hit" "N.", in elevators: 80. . CSC
Pork aud Cut M"a,a-St.adv Reef and
Lard Firm r.Ilpw aud rctro!rum-.St.ady
"o"i guilt Eos.n--oui"I. Turuentin,--
stead Mol.ssea ana Eicc-st.ady. sugar
Nhw, quiet. r.nngd, rusy. COFFEE Frtur,s
rioaet. steady at 81 net decline or ~ ~
r"inis, Spo. mnscttlcG No Rio lie. 81,
Sanlps. i"i.". uominui MILD. dun; C..rIov,.
'HlI%c nominal. i:utt.r. Cheese ana l,rrs
-firm P"tn,oes-Fir'n; t:cgmuda. late c,on,
i'r barrel Si.59n 6t5. Maine i'm LINK nor
$50 pounds, ;a'gn2.I5 CIbbug"s- Firm, r.d
""r 'Ha s22g.;. Frctgh,s and rcanu;s'
tnchan.c-.
'"ti"nse"d ?" wa. more ar,i,o 80. prlcc,
iiimtg oa Advancing crude Inarlrts lvg,,s,
t"i western account support from rrfncis
covering Of shVrta ANA with inc Strength "a.
hog products Closing prices y,g, az
no-nts net higher. Janaary. a.isn6.il: Feb.
i,ihry. '.59m|S.. March. G,a7Gj.ls; Arm ia,
era! May 5'sSn 5C9; prime crude, l. TO-, !. Il
o." summer yellow, 5i5m5.ij DO wintc- vi.
low 'a""t''l' do. Summer white, i.Gg1G.5
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RIFLES
HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET
[Spccial TO Tho Times.Dispatch. |


Warrcnton Va. January 1.-the
annual banquet of the warrcnton
Rifles. Company G. Second Regiment.
Virginia infantry. took place hero
Tuesday night at the Warren Green
Hotel, and was an elaborate enter
tainment. The speakers for tho occa
sion with their subjects were: Captain
!. d. Beverly. introductory: Colonel
Il. T.. Leedy. Tho National Guard" (;
Captain w. Z. Gibson. THE Culpepcr
Minute Men; Captain c H. Mahan,
Our Navy; Colonel Dorst. The Reg
ular Soldier; Mayor Lucicn Keith,
welcome: J. d. Richards. General
Turner Ashby: ]. A. C. Keith. General
Lewis Armistead" W. H. Robertson.
The Ladies'" Major II. A. Mcintyre,
Early Military Training: u. =. Wood.
THO Value of Military Training to
Business Men" Other prominent guests
present were Congressman c. c. Car
IN Adjutant-Cie Sale. Major e p
Slaughter, OF Culpepcr. and Captain
Grove. of Luray: Captain s. ". Maphis.
OF Warrcnton Tho company attended
In a body and many women were pres
cnt.
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FINE SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
Despite stormy Weather. Successful
Session Is Held.

Especial to The Times Dispa,ch.J
Bedford City. Va, January ll.-De-
spite the fuct that "A blizzard has
descended in second instalmcnt OF
the one last week. the wind rag
Ing tierccly and the ground covered
several inches deep in snow. the Roa :
noke Sunday school Institute OF the
Episcopal Church, which opened Its
session at ST. Johns Episcopal Church,
Bedford City. OF which Rev. 4. Carter
Page is rector. Tuesday afternoon, was
II decided success. with an excellent
attendance or delegates from other
points. Rev. j. W. Cawley Johnson,
OF Rounoke. the chairman. presided.
Rev. G. Gus Mead. OF Christiansburg,
was secretary.
During the session addresses on va
rious topics connected with teaching.
the general subject for consideration.
were made BY Maurice Miller. Rev.
John Scott Meredith OF Salem; Mrs. r
B. Spindle, Christiansburg; Allen I.
Hairless, Chr stiansburs; Mrs. Blair
Antrim. Roanoke: Rev. G. Otis Mead.
of Christiansburg: Rev Edwin r. Car
ter, OF Lynchburg; -. r. Chocklcy, OF
Roanoke. and Marion Smith. OF Roa-
noke. all OF which were thoughtful
productions.
The paper OF Mrs. Spindle on Teach
ing in the Primary Grade" was honored
institute for publication in the Do
cesar journal.
ST. Faul's Church. Salem, was Sc
lccted as the place for the next meet
ing, to DC held In the month of Au-
gust
The delegates were entertained by
the rector of ST. Johns Church and
members of the church, and Rev Mr..
Borgher OF Roanoke, offered very
graceful vote of appreciation for the
hospitality and the admirable must:
furnished by the vested choir.
Among the delegates present were
Miss Elizabeth stuart rev Mr..
BorShcr. Mrs. r. 3. Spindle. Mrs.
HandsforG Buford. Misses Elinor and
Nina Scruggs. Miss Stauff, Miss vir-
2inia Page, Miss Rio Thomas. Mrs.
barbour, Mrs. Early. L1iss Davies. Kiss
Belinda Mitchell, Rev. Edwin II.
Carter. Rev. ). S. Meredith, REV. Mr..
Nelson, iIrs. Blair Antrim. Mrs. T.. y.
Reynolds. Miss Gish, Miss Sadie
Bow)es, Rev. G. Otis Mead and Mrs.
Mead. Miss Emma Greer, Mrs. Wilson.
Rev. j. w. Cawley Johnson.
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Atlantic Aoast Line
EFFECTIVE JANUARY LIST,

EFFECTIVE JANUARY list, 1872
rkhi..o La T. hlInaUND DAILT
For Florida and south: s:i5 A NJ and
1885 l.. ~. 'l0:30 p NJ, LOO A. NJ,
ror Norfolk; 800 ~. 800 p. NJ. 4:lo
+. NJ
For y. 4 W. Ry. West: SIS A. ~. lo:po
A. IA, s:OU Nj. a:2o f. II.
SAILS A. NJ. 500 a. a., 1000 a. NJ 500 r. a..
4:lV +. NJ, S:ej ?. ~. I:s1 T.. ~, syu r. NJ.
Il:i6 p. II.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: .l:Iu f., "a.
! TrainA arrive Richmond daily: $40 A. NJ
$40 4. NJ, $40 a. NJ, n7:o0 n. ~. 1881 A.
81, ..I0:46 a. NJ. 1l:i0 a. NJ. $500 p ST.
..l:iO Il. NJ. 500 T.. NJ. 6:3S l.. NJ. 500 T. 81 :,
900 +. 81, ll:10 T. 81.
Except Sunday. .'Sunday only. aExcep,
Monday.
T;inu Of arrival and departure and con.
Enci .vus MOI guaranteed
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OLD DoMINiuS LANE.

Ly. Richmond foot OF ASH ST daily.7:c Pm.
Leave SeWp,Tt NeWs.-...., :O) A. ID.
Arrive NorfolE.. .........G:to a. II.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk Tor %ew YORK daily except sunday
1900 =. 81. Connections also made by n q
w. Ry. +. 81. and c. .. Ry. at : T.. ".
Night Line steamers stop a. CIaremont 10
land or receive passengers signal, anu
Will DO met by ,lic conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.-James River
BY daylight for Norfolk and Old Point. New
port News snd all james River landings.
Steamer leaves h. Wednesday q
Friday at 200 a. 81. Freight received for
all James River landings. 'PhoneMad.son ia
Min Ticket Office. 81! Z. GaiH Street
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BOND LIST.

A!l!:-cha.rSrs :.
american Tobacco Company is....... ~.
-hHeF!can Tobacc" Company G. ,ly
>tanNc Coast Line LIST Is tbidl ......... 81;
y I. LII" aud y. CO.. IT. sg az.
c l. COW Is (ir Baltimorc) ..,, mi,
hesapeake and Ohio COW AS Odd. %
l-iGEett & Myers IS. " i................ iIsa,
LiSEett & Myers Ls, W. i...... 9,
o,,,;1-[, ~ 80 i''''...'.''.,.......... Ii9S.
Nor'olk and Western COW. IS Cbla, 1873,
sou BOARD AR Line stamped 81 hidI. :.
tcaboard Air Line Adj Is ... S%,s
southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. :.
southern Sai!wHy Gs.......... los
tui;rd states Stca! gnd 5s ,os '
"a brown Bros. cts. Chid).......... ~
Nh-C"r. Chem Is CbId) ......., iar,.
"Aeash'Fitts, Term. "a c,cs......, jo;ia
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SEABOARD AIR LINE.

Sou,hbound trains scheduled 10 leave
Richmond daily: 9:lV y. M.--I.ocal 10
NorlIna. i:20 T.. M.-S!ecpcrs and
coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham, Savln-
nah. Jacksonville. S:l3 r. M.-Florida
Limited except Sunday g:42 T.. Nj
Sleeper. Jacksonville coaches. BIrminS-
ham. 1885 T. M-Slecpers. jackson
vile. Tampa. Birmingham. Memphis.
Northbound trains scheduled 10 arrive
In RichmonJ daily: 5:32 \. NJ. 7:3S 4.
NJ, 1926 a. NJ. (cXccpt Monday, 5:05
r. NJ, 40 T. NJ. Local
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New York
Stock Market

New York. January 1.-The leading
speculative stocks wcro under severe
I pressure to-day and prices fell. After
show OF strength in the carly trad
ing the market responded to the Of
forts OF aggressive bear selling and
was heavy during tho remainder of
the day with periods OF pronounced
weakness. Union Pacific was again
the centre OF tho bear attack. and Its
recovery of yesterday was cancelled
by two point decline. The movement
in this stock was Of the battling nature
which has attracted SO much attention
during the last few weeks.
Reading also showed pronounced
weakness at times and fell back two
points. Southern Pacific. st. Paul, ca
madam Pacific and the Copper and
Steel shares also were under pressure.
Their weakness exercised II dcpress-
Ing effect upon tho whole list. The
news from Washington in regard TO
the progress OF TIL, Stanley invcsti-
cation was accounted IA factor In un-
settling the market. When the gov
ernmcnt's suit for dissolution OF the
United states Steel Corporation was
fled it was assumed in the street that
tie Stanley inquiry thereafter would
possess little Significance if II were
not discontinued. The vigor with
which the inquiry is being pushed was
d!sconcertiuS to the traders who hoped
that the unexpectedly good statement
of tho steel combinations increase in
tonnage In December might I've used
rs basis for a further advance in
the stock.
Money in this market Was abundant
Receipts from the interior are large
enough 10 indicate another cash gain
FOR the week.
The bond market continued active.
Total sales par value. s;,+11.o0o.
Panama 3's declined is on call. Total
sales OF stocks to-day. i5S,6oo shares.
New York January 1l.-Money OH
call. 21-493l2; ruling rate. ZIG:
closing bid, e1-4; offered at SIS per
cent. Time loans easier; sixty days.
. ga 9,3 per cent; ninety days 3@S IL;
six months, G1-2@,33-4. Prime ner-
camille paper. 10 Ia per cent Ster-
ling exchange firm, with actual bus
mess IN bankers bills at s4.S3ao for
sixty day bills. and at 34.s7o5 for
demand. Commercial bills, s4.S5 Ia.
Ear silver. So IA Mexican dollars, AZ.
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CMlCAGo GnA1N w.,i;klr.

Clicaso. III. January l:.-.sIcavy ss,II,r.
presumably TO rcniizo proAts more rlian
wiped out modest udranc, here day IN
wheat. The 'he, that cash demand was dis.
appointing ana our businers tieh.eEud con.
trhuTed TO the cause. Corn showed ne,
gain o. = q 'sc.; oats finished &c OF 10 i.c,
rp. IN! provisions q; AZ aI,an-. %! u. n
10 to %ba so
Leading futures rarSea as follows,
WHEAT. '-'" o'o:'.
Mas ............" itrG i"r. ~, "a,
.irl% MINIMUM. 49, 3oi. ,,A a.,
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. January 1.-THE cotton goods
narket were frmer and advance OF &c
yard WAS announced oil den!ms made
by u leading producer. Cotton yarns hold
hrm with selling inclined toward marking
prices higher. Opening OF staple mems wca ?
show that pr!crs arc but slightly advanced
on The better known numbers.
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Sales. Stock.

+f5 Chalmers ...........
A!liS- Chalmers. pfd......
1850 ArralSaNLtcd Copper -.
lO Amer. Agri. Chem. com.
l.lp Amer Beet Sugar, com. I.
100 American Can .........
900 American Can, pfd.
100 Amer. Car and Foundry
Amer. Car ana Foun.. pfd
20 American Cotton Oil..
American Linsced OIL.
500 American Locomotive -.
h"!cr. locomotive, pfd...
Amer. Malt Co., ptd.......
".W american Smelling $500.
american Sugar ..........
H,iD Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co..
81 AN. Tobacco com. y subs
LOO American Tobacco, pfd.
500 anaconda Copper ........
coo Atchison
:" Atlantic Coast t.inc...
4. c. L. of Connecticut.
leo Baltimore and Ohio....
LEO Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
500 Central Lea thcr. conn.,.
l,,o Canadian Pacific .........
~ stsid 'ibl's.
Chicago Great Western.
500 Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul.
- C-ucible Steel Cor. com.
30 Crucible Steel. pfd.
90 Chicago and Northwest.
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
ESQ Consolidated Gas .......
"1s Delaware and hudson.
100 Den. and itio Gran, com.
Den. and Rio Gran. pfd.
DiStillcrs' Sec Cor. ....
600 Erie ..................
l."co Erie, LIST pfd.
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd..
l,Gop General Electric .........
4.lc' Great Northern, pfd......
$500 Great Northern ore ctfs
20 Illinois Central ..........
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markets. aud nnfavorahlc weather there
seemed little In III" ncvB Of the day to IN.
srire me fresh buying suggested ny the ac-
tion Of the market.
Receipts to-day $500 bales against SiGD
last week and 1851 las: year. ro-day's re-
ccipis Ut New Orleans LOO bales agains; H.
~ last year: ut Galveston ii,lS0 bales
against i.03J last year, and ut Houston 1864
bales against 1852 last year
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Railroads
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

7te A.-LocAi-Daiiy-Se News
SO -Da!iy-Ch'vi!e. Ia sun
ThurraonS
300 A.-ErpEess-Da!Iy-No Old Point
1000 -Loeai-Daiy-Lch,g. Lex c. Forg.
f:00 P.-ENprese--Daiiy-,! n Nv
900 P.-Local -Laiiy-S. Tews. Old Point.
5:l6 P.-Locai--Da!ly-C; ordonsv!ic
o'l8 P:-Loca!-Ef Sun--Lchbg. SaturaI
Bridge. clifton Forge
'5:35 P.--Lim!sr6 daily !ncSe,'tL cbrro
'll:oo P.---is1 ss--DaiIy-t'' ocInua;! I:v,fis
'Slccpers. tPHr!or Cara @
TRAINS ARRIVE RlCEMoSD-Locai .ron
East: S:iS \. NJ, 900 r. NJ. Through IRON
East: 1850 A ~, $40 y. ~ Local ron
Mest: s'sP a. NJ: s:|5 A. ". aud T:i5 r. NJ
James River Line: $3.50 y. NJ. si5p p. N
Daily except Sunday
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NAVAL STORES

Wilmington. y. g, January lL-sp,rits
IuTpentine-Stcady n 4sAC. Rosin-Stendy
1T SssS: receipts Il barrels. Tar-Firm at
Sl.se Crude Turpcnt!nc-Flrm at S3Sog so:
receipts l6S barrels
savannah, Ga. January u-Turpentiac-
Ftrm At 1915: sales 81 casks; recnipts -
casks shipments II casks stock 3sJ;a casks
Rostn-Firm; sales 2.7?s barrels: REGENTS
@,l"3 barrels; shipments i,tuT barrels: stock
1850 barrels. Quote g. ssS1ia4Seo
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Hotel Sold ut Auction.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch]
Big stone Gap. Va, January 1.-THE
Normal Hotel wac sold at public auc-
ton By d. II. Howard. trustee, OF.
Tuesday. and purchased by tho Home
Building Corporation for the aum OF
So.5O0 cash. The Home Building Cor.
poration owns and operates the Monte
vista Hotel. and ii is understood that
this sale IS in effect II consolidation
of the two properties.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREM i.i CnRRlER OF The SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond.
-. B.-Folowing schedule hgure. publish
ed as Information and not Suurunteed:
For tho South-Daiiy: o:!o \. NJ Local
l0:tS y. 81. Express. 500 J.. VI. Express,
with electric lighted Sleeping Car FOR At
lanta and Birmingham il;G T.. NJ. Express
Week Days: 900 T.. ST. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
1850 T. Notwithstanding 70. Bal
timore Mon. We'd. and FRIDAY. 500 4. M
Ell. sun. and -:l5 T.. M.-Mon., Wed and
Fr!day-Locai.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From tho South: $50 A. NJ $40 A NJ
ESQ p. NJ. SOC +. NJ. daily: 1855 Elk Sun
From West Point: $50 4. NJ. daily. HES a.
S. K. BURGESS. D. =. A.,
eI Z. Main ST. Phone Madison ia
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bushr!. good demand: Jumbo Spunish firm at
So per bushcl, good demand. virE.niaa-
Fancy Jufibo "a axe. per peInd; fancy
handptckcd. CSC. per pound: extra prime. ~,
"a 3Nc. per pound: prime, SIC. per pound !;
machine picked. 3d5:c. per pound; Smelling
stock. flag "s.c,
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Chicago. H.. January observation-disclosures Is
500 head. Market steady. Beeves, $3.50,
$50: Texas stetrs. N.a5n5.>i: western steers
Si:%H rs; stockcrs and feeders. s33oq5.e1;
cows and heifers. ga 6.6j: calves, {6nSI3.
iloss-lfeccpts 500 hcad. Market steady
TO strong. Light, ta.:0N 6.25: mixed. S.co4
6.%''s: heavy. Sa.:arS.to; rough. $3.50 c.I3:
good 10 choice heavy s5I0H6io; pigs Sis5G.
Dts; bulk % sales, S1.iOn5 80. Shecp--Ec
ceipts estimated a 1900 head Market SLOW.
Native. ES:5H 500; western t3.i5 800; YEAR
iinEs. 500 d 6.9i; lambs. nstlvc. si75a 7."j
western. S9.:v n1i0
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Especial to Tho Tlmcs.pIspatcl

Especial to The Times -Dlspatch.l
Suffolk. Va. January 1.-THE Nan
semond Circuit Court grand jury. which
has been probing the alleged improper
assessments of personal property for
two days, adjourned without bringing
any indictments. reporting that condi-
lions show an improvement over those
OF year ago.
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NonF0LK AND wEsrERS nAIw,I

ONLY ALI. RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in effect January LIST, 1912
Leave Byrd Street Station, Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: 900 y. ". 800 p. NJ. .4:i0 p NJ
FOR LfNCHBCRG AND THE WEST: .sIj
y. NJ. 10000 y. NJ. 900 p. M..'9:2o +. 81
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: I'll 40 A. NJ
'6:25 =. NJ. 1890 +. NJ. From the West; q: 40
=. NJ. a2:0 T. 81. bl:i5 T.. NJ. Cos l.. NJ.
800 r. NJ.
DAILY. uDaiiy eH. Sunday. bsunday only.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars.
W. -. BEVILL, e. H. BOSLEY
q. T. A.. Roanoke. ID. p. A.. Richmond
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Cotton. quiet; middinE. as5: safes. ties
osios; stock, iIii:s bales: export 10 the
Continent, e.IT5 bales
Total to-day at all ports Export TO Great
Britain. 1850 hnleF; TO France. 100 bales:
to the Continent. 1850 bales: stock i,s:, los
bales.
Consolidated at a.! roris-Ne; receipts.
"72Si5 bales: export TO Grca; Britain. ri. SO1
oales; 10 France, 1854 bales 10 the ContI-
uen', iSf,2*2 bales: TO Japan. 1855 ba.cr; TO
Mexico, eja bales.
Total since September | at all ports-Nc,
receipts. 7Va.T bales: eHpor: to Great
Britain, 2SIS,Goo bslcs: 20 France, TAILS
bales; TO the Continent. .,:.E;o3 bales: 10
New Orleans, La, January lI.-co.ton
futures opened steady at an advance OF 90.
IL points on good cahos and reports tina,
inc Lancashiro mil! lockout had been rot.
iicd. The cioee was steady a; a net advance
o! 3G@ points. January. 9.62: March, az;
May. saf; July. 1000: August. 1905; October.
9.95
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OLD BUILDING BURNS
Historic Structure mt villa Nova Col
IcEc De1froycd,

IeSe Destroyed.
Philadclphia. January list Rita's
Hall. tho Oldest OF the group of build
inEs at Villa Nova College, was en-
tlrely destroyed by fire. Only
three walls of the historic structure
remain standing. The college authors
Ties estimate the loss of the building
and contents ut 100000.
Three volunteer firemer. who were
hghting the flames on tho third floor
when the wall fell. narrowly escaped
Death. They managed to make their
way In safety down a rear stairway.
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
81 RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule OF electric trans 10 and from,
Ashland. stopping 81 intermediate stations
upon signai: I.v Richmond (BroaL and
Laurel Sts.): .s:03. .7:lO s:lob s:l0. ''i0:lO,
iil:lv y. ~: 1910. ::lo. S:lo. I:iob. $40. $50
7:lo s:i0b: 1910. as J.. " Lv. Ashland
| $3.50. 7b. 8. 9b. TO- ell A ~. 'l2 A.. s.l .
3, 1, 6b. 9. :, s. Oh, II p. II.
sDaIiy except sunday. ''Sundny only
LChrriea baggage.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
roRr OF RlclIMoxp. JASUAKY II,

TOKT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY Il, i9l..
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, iner-
ehandiso and passengers. Old Dominion
Line
steamer Pocahontas. GraTca Norfolk and
James River landings merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Company
SAILED.
steamer Brandon. HarDcy. Norfolk mer-
coondise aud passengers Old Dominion Line.
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Richmond & Petersburg electric Railwa,

Cars leave ManGhcstsr. Seventh and perry
Streets for Petersburg:
-6. Z. s. % 10. H. sl2 a. ~. l. = e. L. s.
''5:+5: g. !. S. 80 10 p. II.
il:oo p. IL. for Chester 1890 midnigh, for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foo: of syeomor.
Street. tor Nanchester:
t5:ls. s:35, ''7:ii. ~. s:ss s:s5. .;o:as. I.s.
A NJ. l2:35. 'l:25. 2:5j. 3:35. 'i:c5 5:ai, s:as
7:55. s:25. 3:2. .io:ie. il:4o T.. u.
tDai!y except sunday and holidays.
Carries baggage aud expresI
"Limited. except SundeSt and holldays
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond
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MNFIlLT CONDITIONS.
Live Poultry-iieceipts light; demand
heavy. except turkeys. Dressed Poultry
Turkcys, receipts heavy: market dull Er.s-
Demand hcnyy; mar!sc; higher. Other pro
dice active.
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q, price to which interest mus, he $50
Income bonds and certificates o. ipdob.eG.
rcsS are ila.
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Eath gram closed: Whcut-No. . rcd, Q; 10
@'2r.i M red, % a a5c.; No. +. hard. e3a
Tc:; No. hurd a5aS;: No northern. q. 6s
bLll: NJ. : northern. ST. o. q lea: No. north
ein: $l.cs q loi: No. spring. 500 si.ola No. ]
dpFfng, :oI Sl.fS; No. spring. 500 i.03: velvet
chad. ?ou Si.oS: durum. aod sloi Corn-No
: 81 q 6.isc.: No. white. sias S1sc;;c.; No. .
'eilow. Gil! q SIC; No. g. 59i* u t.,S.c.: No. 6
white, Ga Gli,c; No. yellow, 59s; q 6oi &c.
OatS-No. .. ISa. q cole. No . white ;Gi. n
Die. No. white, ie.:a5 SOC. 40. 1, 4s,:a
ia;=c.; 30. 1 white. tJa s6-c
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSales at Union Stock Yards.
Richmond. Va, january IL lal.

tSaies At Union stock Yards.
Richmond, Va, January II. 1872
Report OF the live stock market Tor tic
week ending Jarusry s. 1872:
Reccipts-Cattie. 81 head: calves. % head
sheep. - head: hogs. 5.os6 head.
Best steers. dG6iec.; medium To good. 5il o
SIC common to ia!r, a.. &C.; hes, hcifers,
5la &c. medium TO good, a.: Il size; common
TO fair. 81, q isc.: best cows. i.as.6c. medium
TO good, ~ q &c; common TO fair. oEu3c.;
oxen, i03,4c.; bulls, 3a4Qtt.c.; calves, 7i,V
Sc; fair to medium, 5u6'sc. Cows. 325 q 60 OF
per head. Hogs, best heavy. $3.50; good.
u" TO is"-round hogs. 6i- G6Ac.. pigs and
Hight hogs. 81. q6tc; sows and stays. 50Gc
hest sheep. 3ls1tl.c.; common TO fair 2i:cp
3i.c.; best lambs. e!sc. common lambs. 800
si:c.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
CRcporIcG by Rodgers. MrCnbe ~ Coz
fctersaiirs Va. January ;f.-'canuts--
'i'nn!sl,--S ma,i Spanish iir:I, 81 $40 nor
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LOCAL ,Ll,ukEr QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co.. COM
mission Merchants, Richmond. Val
Richmond, Va. January H. 1877
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baltimore. Mr. January il.--Nbcat-F!rm-
or: spot. contract, oii5c. coTn-!-irm: SPOT
contract, 6?c. Oa;a-ouiei No /. white,
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Spot cotton closed steady. 20 points higher:
,riddlins upands. as5; middIing gulf, go
Sales. :I,tO balcn.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO M.ARkET.
Richmond. Va January IL III

Elchmond. Va. January IT, isI2
Following are quotations on tho Rich.
:noad Tobacco Exchange.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARkEr.

| NIchmond. Va. JANUARY II. lHle.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS on CHANGE.
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New York. January 1l.-Monoy OIL
RICHMOND STOCK MaRhEr.
By Richard W. Maury,
Stock and Bond Broker. iol5 L. Main Street
Richmond. Va, January II. 1917.
SALES AT BOARI

Vrsini1 ccn;ures-i-c,.3 a SSi.: 1000 al SS,:
100 $50: 100 ssh.
Virginia Railway and Power Company 6s-
1,oil at s6i>; 1850 at "6;i