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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-13
OF M0CH INTEREST
I0C0NGRESSMEN
Returning Members Discuss
;. Bryan's Probable Influence on
New Administration.
Discuss
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Washington, November l2.-Four big
subjects are absorbing the minds and
the attentio On Of returning Congress
men as they pass through the iron
gates at the Union Station and see the
Capitol dome looming up just ahead:
What Cabinet place will William j.
Bryan accept, If any, and will he try
to dictate President Wilson's admins
tration policy toward the tariff and
trusts after the latter takes hold Of
the government reins?
Who will be selected in each OF the
States to dictate the distribution of
Federal patronage when the Republican
bosses 90 out Of business on inaugura-
ton day?
Will the selection Of Cabinet NOM
bers be confined to well-known poll
ticians or will the new President act
for himself and do his own choosing?
And lastly, in the District Of CO.
lumbia. where the people talk. but
never vote who will be named to LEAD
the grand Inauguration parade on
March I. when it starts at the Capitol
aud slowly wends its way to the White
Wilson?
Every one of these subjects Is brim-
full of interest and is causing much
gossip In hotel corridors and elsewhere
when the incoming Congressman meet
and talk about how it happened" on
November 5.
When Colonel Bryan got to Washing
ton sunday night to make the principal
.ll 10 rax ~ hp
stone Of the Confederate monument at
upon him as a hungry dog would a
bone. They had expected that he
would give utterance to something
which might indicate what the policy
of the new President would be toward
the trusts, the tariff and kindred ques-
tons. and most especially toward the
calling of an extra session CT Con-
gress, but with his well-kn own smile
and his cordial greeting he met the
news hunters. And a smile and cordial
greeting was about all they got II
Colonel Bryan knows anything about
President-Elect Wilson's plans. ne Is
not taking the public into his conf
dence-
But regarding the question of polit-
ical advisers T. dispIace those in the
G- y. +. lineup, VINO soon 60 out Of
business, olonel Bryan knew nothing,
He did not know who would he called
Upon to tell the President alb out ap-
2ointments in the different States, ncI
did ne know anything about the men
being discussed for Cabinet places
There was just one thing Colonel Bryan
did know-that IL would take at leas,
four years for the Democrats Il ge,
The country's business on a sound
financial basis. to kill outright ail signs
OF the iniquitous Payne-Aidich tariff
Law and other such makeshifts at leg
islation. and that he was glad Of the
great Democratic victory in t.;s veal
II grace 1912, even II the honor OF
seeing some other Democrat move int
the White House was hts lot. The
coioners eyes and ears are wide open
but he is doing very little talking
p. II. MEG.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York, November, I2-Flour-Qu!et
Whear-Irreguler: No. Z. Neqiosi= No.
northern Duluth. sc. Corn-Steady. Pe,ro-
leu-n-S.esdy. Wool-Stea6y. Hires-Ftrm
Rosin-Ouie.- Turpen,ine-Steady. Rice and
Mclssses-Firm. SuSar-Ra1. steady: re-
aned, quiet CoHee-Spot Inactive; Rio. No
:. Ii.c.- Santos. No. {. iss,c.; mild. Qu!e,
CorGova 'Iei, a Isc Pctatoes-Easy. Cab
bages-Steady and unchanged. FreiShts and
Pearuis-Cuchaaged-
Cottonseea OF. Was generally lower early
but soon frmed up speculative buying
on account 0! the strength in lard and cot
ton. Later in the session. however. the
market again sagse6 off under selling by re-
fineTs. realizing and scattered selling for
outside long account November closed
points higher and later months generally
lG2 points lower. Sales 1850 bales Prime
crude. "a "a SOC: prime summer yellow, spot
"SI $50; November, 5.ss; December. ".ss
January Sec: February. S.U.; March, s.1i:
April. SIS; May, s-cs: prime winter yellow
$50. @>e5; prime summer white. 5H us.15.
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GFT TO UNIVERSITY.
Ssa % olse - PupcAese Bssks fer sb<
LSbe1py.

Especial to The Times DispAtchJ
Charlottesville. Va, November a.
President Alderman announced yestcr-
day another gift to the library Of the
University Of Virginia. IL consists Of
the sum Of S3oe for the purchase Of
books The donor - Arthur Curtiss
James. Of View York City.
Thi. money will be used to enhance
the uhiversity's collection Of volumes
dealing with the race question. par
t!cuIsriy In It's aspect as a problem of
southern life Since the students at
the university began with such earn
cs'ncss a year ago to make a scieE-
;iSc study Of the negro in his rela-
ton 20 men and measure. In the South.
and TO Southern Efe in general. tbs
library Of the university has received
many books Of great value, dcalius
wi'h this subject. THIS particular COL
lection has grown until 70 ~ now the
best In the south. with :hc new book :
snd other literature that viii be pur-
chased WITH the money given by Mr..
James. the university win have 4
library 81 books or race qvesticns far
more comprehensive than any similar
library 10 the South. and perhaps Sec
oud 30 none in the eAucasiona. iusti-
buttons os the who'll country.
r'rc<ideut Alderman returned sunday
from New York. ~herc hr attended thu
NE. t'ng ~ the Association ~ American
Universities. Tie vas accompanied BY
Deaa pahney. The Ca'versity 20 viz.
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DuTaalA. - g. November E.-Thc't
va. a r.a- murder IN Durham suni'y
ulgh;. L.wi- Bumpsss. negro IN TIE
,olored settlement on south S'r""''
sho, 80 his wife With an spvsss 81
fnur.seTou, intent ana GAME 50 h"s'
hitting h~r that tire ere from fhe gun
s.t her clothes on Ere. ana she "a'
- run 20 some 81 her psisnr"rs 80
.EtfpzBish The flames She "ss
rspsIJs rabiy burned. either from ih'
pul,e, or the burning ctothsns. bom
pass fed and has not YET Seen az
pretended.
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York
Stock Market

Nov York. November 1.-THE fea-
tnre Of to-day's stock was q vicious
dive against quoted values which &C.
cured In the middle Of the session
Prices fell away rapidly. and for a
time the list showed little more than q
sesnblAnce Of support. Before the end
Of the day. however. most losses were
fully recovered with a good average OF
material gains
While the selling was a, its height
various disquiettng rumors We're cur
rent. These included domestic and
foreign political developments and
the possible result Of the findings OF
the railway arbitration board in the
matter Of the demands of the Eastern
engineers to be made known later in
the week. News from London. Paris
and Berlin was all OF character to
indicate relaxation in the tension Great
Cd by the war in Southeastern Europe.
Judging from the resil!ency manifest
"a by the market on its rebound, II Is
altogether probable that the early
movement constituted little more than
q concerted attack by a formidable pro-
fessional faction. whose recent opera
lions have indicated a pronounced
tendency towards the bear side.
Gail money was something of o fac
tor, the rate ranging from 1-2 to l-2
Der cent. with most loans made mid
way.
Bonds were irregular. latx making
some recovery. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
New York, November 12.-Money on
call firm. 5@S1-2 per cent: ruling rate
LIZ: closing bid. lie: offered at ..
Time loans steady: sixty days. s per
cent: ninety days. 3-4d6 per cent:
air months 6 1-e. Prime mercantile
paper, 6 per cent: sterling exchange
easy. with actual business in bankers
bills at A.Sll5, for sixty-day bills and
NJ S4.s5l0 for demand. Commercial
hills. S4s015. Bar silver. 81 L.. Next
can dollars. 4s "a.
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ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Eject September u. I'M
Leave Byrd Stree, station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: 800 A. u. 400 p. u. H.le p.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST: ss:;J
A NJ $50 A. l., 100 2. r.. ~ p. Il
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: s1l:0 a
n, SIS P. n. 'ii:so p = From the West:
eS:to a. u. a2:Io p. N. bl:O r. T.. 80 r.
NJ. $50 r. II
oDaiIy. aDaiIy ex- Sunday. bsunAay only.
" n iBEvILL c. n BO9LEY.
n Roanoke D. p A.. Richmond
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CATTLE MARKETS.

New York. November l%-Beeres-Nothins
sTfHsTll 10. culls sSa7.O; Southern and
western calves, s. 504S.Oo sheep and Lamb,
Weak on sheep: lambs steady. sheep. $2si
ass; culis. seq $50: lambs. $SGL%0: cu!ls.
s4y6M5O HORSEPOWER. Light to heavy
hcgs. s10asl5; pigs. S7.1GS.oo.
CHICAGO, November I:-Catrle-Narket SLOW
and steady. Beeves. SN4 los: cows ana
heifers. S2S5 $3.50; calves. 1880 l0eo Hogs
Market opened a shade lower. closed strong,
Bull Of sales. $..509s.0 Sheep-Market
STEADY to strong at $50 Q $50: lapabs. $S-aaq
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Ns- 0-fs-s S--,-ff- o. en- 80 ..'--..
0pSrsd s-ss1E aHFr's g-Ur 90 ..rr-- -...
,rhpaE.c ui'H 80 .asr s-5~.s n, ~as---9ry
n, rs1re rs- szss.v rrrzEv .. 80 a.
soEcs o 80 - 7elu< raH.sv -f-. ...r..
shsr sus. hlf N--ss-. raa - s=.r-r--.s...-
e's-ris.: - ssl'-s o-cs-e - ." az --.g
oeo sDsa zstsF 80 -s0 ~ g-s-.-s t-,-.s.
VI. 90 P@'-.s ever ysssrsar.s y.rs.
CSerius- U.rs rsGoglsE On -srr s.-z-.-
s5e the ra-Eat vsaEsErF 48IrE.. 4rg rr
Of - - psi-tF -ssr' s-'-rr assHE. = 90
-uiesi-s i1rr ssIfs H- go 49, q. ...,
snd =" - ary'rf. loving s8Tarrs Hrr.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

tn A--Local-Dstly-Newp Nsva
Sis A.-LocaI-Daiiy-Ch Ex Sun
ThurmoAl
$500 A.-Express-Daiiy-N Old Point
1000 A-Local-Daily-Lchbg Lex, e. Yore>
s1z:oo Noon-Express-Daiiy-N Ola p
e2:iA -Express-Daiiy- LvillA
1890 P.-Express-Daily-N N. Nsva
500 P.-Locai-Daily-S. News. Ola Point
SIS P.-Local-Ex- Sun--0oraonsviila.
Sis P-LocaI-Ex. Sun--Lynchbufe.
$40 P.-Limited-Daiiy-C CascasA
I'll 90 P-Express-Daily-Ci Lrvtils.
sSIespers. fParIoF cara
TRAINS ARRIVE RIcHNOND-Loeai from
East: s:ls A. NJ. leo p. II. Through 1rem
East: u:so A. n. 2:e6 P. NJ. 81 p. u LEGAL
from, west: $50 A. n. 1915 A. n. and
7:W p n Through: 81 A. Il. HIS q II
and 80 p. H.
James River Line: sss:2 4 H.. go 2. u
ssDa3ly except Sund0v.
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COTTON Markets,

New York, November -c-The cotton E.ar-
kst showed great nervousness. following veg
tsroay's big break. and rIc;ua tiors were sx-
tTCmsiy e--s.!c. Broadly speaking. however
al" tendency seemed 10 DC upward and the
cos. vac firm ~ . res ga. o! from Uu-.
points. TIE South vas seller he-, cary
bu: appeared 90 10 bIyiug or the advance
during the middle % the fRy although
later local ss--irnen. was sorlevhs; con.
fused By c's:!.s o: Ies. ac::ve spot dc.
mane
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. c. November 12.-Spirits
Turpentine-Steady at s.ac-: receipts Is
casks. Reein-Steady at $50: receipts So
barrels. Tar-Firm At s. ~: receipts IS bar
rels. Crude Turpsnrine-Firm At $3cs d4S;
receipts q barrels
Savannah. Ga. November I2.-Turpentine-
Firm at Si.c.. sales 5l1 casks: receipts So
casks: shipments SO casks: stock 3l.sl?
casks. Rosiu-Eirm. sale. II17s5 barrels;
receipts asa barrels; shipments 1858 bar
So
New Orleans. La. November 12-Receipts
Sc barrels OF rosin; i,s casks OF turpenrine
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Ea iircad Of th0 6Oath.
EFFECTIVE OCT. g I0z1

The Eaiircad Of th0 South
EFFECTIVE OCT. g l0G1
TRAINS Leave RICHMOND DAILY
70, FIorida era South: SIS A =. 81
So p. NJ. Lee A. y
For Norfolk: 80 A -. 3:W p. Il. l:1e p.
For y. sw. Ry. west: s:Is A. r.. 30 4.
II 7.os p. NJ. 80 p. u
For Petefsburs: lee A =. SIS \ n.
s:is A. NJ t-ae A. u. $50 A. -, SO y. II
s:io p n. go r. NJ. SO p. u. 81 r. II.
II Is r. r.
For Go.Asbore and Fayetteville: 40 2. -
Trains arrive Richmond deav: SO A u,
r 81 = A. ~ $40 r. u. ssI:so p. ~. 60
p. n. S:x r. u, 500 p ~. 30 p. L.. 11:oQ
p ~
sExcep, Sunday. ~sunday ooiy.
TIme of arrival anA 6eportago Esd co0
nec,ions not guaroofee0
q CAMPBELL. q. p A. . 0aia %.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
: PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

(Reported by Rodgers NcCabe 9 COZ
Petersburg. W.. November n-Peanuts.-
Soaris Market steady. Farmers Spanish
sl-29 per bUshei: No 1 shelIed. Spanish, &c
per pound. No shelled, Spanish. &c. PEI
pound. Virgin;ae-Market drm. Juuabos
PC. for fancy. per pound: fancy handpick.
I'd sHc- per pound; extra prime, SAC. PEI
pound; prime, &c. per pound: machine pick
81. 50 si4c. per pound: Smelling stock. -. pc,
ISUL6.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARkCT.

Chicago. November I2-Bri:ish conso.s and
Fr.rch renres to-day 70 sured wheat trad
crs who for while thought taat a price
advance AT Budapest might mean the sp-
preach h0sIiiirisS between Servia and
Austria In consequence the market closed
steady AZ net decline OF !. q r. corn fin
-s.sro = s.7.c. DOWN. and oats of !. nc TO
!. n &c. In provisions the outcome varied
from unchanged figures To Egg. advance.
Leading futures to-day ranged q. follows:
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Riehusad { Pd1sbws Electric Railway

Cara leave Manchester. Seventh and ..ony
Stree.A for Petersburg:
e. Z. g. =. u. Il. "13 A n. I. 4 z L
ss5:E. =. T. 8. - 10 p. Il
HOO p Il. Ter Chester. 1900 midnight fos
Pst.YsburE-
Cars leave Petersburg. foot Of sycamsrs
Street, for Manchester:
ISIS, s:ss ss7:is. ":S s:ss. s:xS. sis:zs. Nm
A. N: HE si:ss. rs. 3:H. AZ 81. 81
TX. S:ss, s:35. 1880. lice p. II
tDaily-Ex. sundays and holiAaye
Carries baggage ana express
ssLimited-Except Sundays ana holiaaya
All cars from Petersburg connect VIII
cars FOR Richmond
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. November 1.-Cotton goods
ma rkets were firm with an advancing ten
dcrcy noted on staple lines Yarns were
higher Fall lines Of staple worsteds are
held very firm. Tie silks were selling more
freely and advanced figures.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT Of RICHMOND. NOVEMBER l., 1871.
ARRIVED.

steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. mer-
ckaidfs. and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer PocAhontas Graves. Norfolk and
Ia mes River landings merchandise and pas.
s.nger.. Virginia Navigation CO.
steamer Aurora. Fu.tasn, PstersbuTg and
j. mes River landings. merchandise and pas
rsEgcr.. Furman Line.
SAILED
steamer Brandon. Esrney. Norfolk. mcr-
cEaroise and passe nSers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Aurora, Furman. resersburg and
James River landings merchandise snd pas
ssEg.rs Furman Line.
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RatlrOlb1


PREMIER CARRIER OF THE soUTA
Traans Leave Rjchmond-
n 8-roIlowing schedule figures puoiis0-
"a A iuSeymatiou and not guaranteed:
Fer the soufh-Daiiy: SIC A. = Locss
a:SS A =. Express SO r. =. 4xprssA
WITH electric nehse1 Sleeping Csrs Tor A..
ana ana Birmingham HIS +. n Expreal
W.sk Days: 3.e0 r. =. Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
IN p N.-Daily-Connecs1nU for Bolti.
nor Mon. WEI. an0 Friday. SO a. N.-Ex-
srn ana AIS p. A-1on- We'd and Yr3day-
Trains ArYrfve RichmonA
Prom the South: - A. - ana 80 n n
90 n ~. S.eS p u daily: I1sU X 0ua.
Frem west Point: 80 A. IL dolly: u-4 A.
n. Men We'd end In: g p. y EA Sva-
o. 3. BURGESS. D. y ~.
- r, Assn St FeoDe Has.son II
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Cotton. qEis- -i5fiiax -" s-5~s 70
osi9ts sys3 sa.eE - -. rs ba'c.. sxros:
- G.es- Britain - ha.cs. - ~. Cont.
ar-f. 81 taass. Fy-s-WsVs. ~. aarss
Tn-si -c-ts! -. 0c--s-S-- rr~.!o..
ICsai Szics tFnnET 20 ',-ra- britain q -
bs.Hs. - 80 C"-'sEsu-. IL. Ga.s v-D~l
Lf.-I5s 5a-s-
- - hafs- r----- :. ga. r.-..--- =. -
h1les. - F-sr~r. - 'a.sv POO OIL. ,.--.
rsa- $50 -s'ss
Tora. F.-Cr -aT'.rsr- - =. rrr-.. ~.
r-0stp-. tir1E Nssu sv-r-. .. CO..
Britain. ---1r- ta-rr. 90 F-r-r- y--rg 49,
e trs Cc='l-,-' -6-Es aa'-s %. ranar
.:.is5 asis.
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resorts contents and thus avoid fe9eetionS
viii, the National HAY Association.
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Tsuss. La. Dseess. gAssV gseOesss' Lew
- .SxsxUpsax.- msss
49, srw<se - ~ 9sssOss .eGug
00O0OUD - - os<2 = De ~ess
SsSSS. svusy ~ ~ % eoansetsos
nm n q D. ?. CO. Tickets sstsrchssee-
-, svu ,,sernssssa. sppiy % .. =
OCTIWDu1DOB Q CO., AO9s0 49, =
. Ca II S,sss ssss rex ~ x.ss.
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800 =, oae e tweaay.1w4 Alnes1GnA
nufvoe11tieo oo0pf191ne ~ Do0bee-
40 - thAs aAooola13oo. Il
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Bond LIST.

AI.s-Cta.r..rp Sc Observation-Disclosures. eiz
Atlantic Coas, Line 1sc - (b.6) So
Atomic Coast L!ne-L- and y. ss..-.--.. .-7z
4. c. L. conv- ~ I'm Baittn ore)..-..... lGlis
Chesapeake and Ohio cow 41s.---.....-- SEA
LiEgett and Myers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So.
Loril.ard Company ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81.
Lo.i!Iard Company .s--.-....----...-.-... I2Js4
Norfolk and Western cow n Ibid j..-... III
Sesbosrd Air Line stamped +s ODD, So
9es board Air Line adj. Ss--..-.......-... 80
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 1s..
Southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ic5s.
United States Steel 2ac ss.-...-.......... J9Iss
L : registered IS 1880 ibid -----.-.-.... 1JI
T. s. regisferedS,s 1875 BID, lj.;1
L s Paasms -Rex IS bid .....-.-.....I 6I.s
Viz g!n.a- Brown Bros. cite (bid) .---... o.
NHginia-C Car Chem. Isl 5s.---.-...-...... IS
Va Rs. a.t Power Co. - (askeA)...... sS;z
wabash DEB. 6sia
"sbash-Pftts Term Isl - odd -..---.. SEA
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co. COM
mission Merchants, Richnon1. Val
Richmond. Va, November l. lsl.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
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E>.yia.o-c. aa. 'S"vSarcr i-.-Uacal-
Est. =; SL-!ts CO.a-F..mcr ct 81. aorn
IA D-is-Sst adj. rt4nss.. white ga u
-, j.. e-G-.ct. -. Usstc.a. GoE...stIc
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RICHMOND STOCK siARKrr.

By Richard ". Aaury.
Richmond. Va. November u. 1917.
SALES AT BOARD.
virginia Centuries-eoo 4; s4&-
STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked.
Virginia as, Old. c. and R.. 1882. S
va Centuries. % c and R, 1891. So SAN
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. c. L. R. r. Con. Trust. I c.. Is ="
C. ana o. Gent NJ, <.zs. 1922. 80. lol
Georgia, Southern and Fla. 1SS... los
Georgia and Ala Con. IS. isaa...... log
Sea board Air Line q. LEO: .:...-. -.
Sea board Adjustment SIS. iS<s...... Is
Southern Railway LIST IS. 1884. ... los
So. r. Dew. and G. II. Is. 1885,. IS
Western N c. Is, IS. c.. lsl;...... las
STREET RAILWAY BONDS
NOT. and Ports. Trac. CO. IS: 1895. Gn
Va Ry. and Power Co. -. lSi.... Sk SA
STREET RI. STICKS Par.
va. Ry and Power Co eom....Ios SS,4 So
RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
Atlantic Coast Line conn-.......iool s7 -.
Chesapeake and Ohio 100 50
Norfolk and Western com 100 ll+ 80.
Seeboard Air Line pfd-.....-.-..lN $50
Eeaboard Air Line coIa......... 100 u
Southern Railway ptd......-.....leo 81
Southern Railway co!n..........lo ss4
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
Broad Street. - &c.
Bank Of Commerce and Trusts. 100 lE,s %.
Central National Bank..-.......1 100 lSs 80.
Conuonweai:h Bank 100 LII III
First National. 100 30 -
Merchants Naricnal.........-.....19o 800 -.
Mechanics and Merchants......1o0 80 -
Sst;oaal state and City Bank. lao rs -.
Richmond Bank and Trust Co.. - 81 -.
R'd Trus. and Serings co.....-loo 10
Savings Bank o: Richmond...... IS 50 90.
Crion Bank OF Richmond. - 5S5 90.
Virginia Trust Compaay-.-.--.-.-iO. -. LIS
West End ......-............-.... > 4,s =
MISCELLANEOUS.
vs.-Ca,. Chem. p.d. p c..-...Uo lis usA
Va Building and Loan Gallo Ie. g..
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s>,,Sp>unA sSasnO OcheaussH Ss0vs lsleo-
~ laCy: S56 n A.-LOe0 - NssiSoe'
NJ p. N-Ssespers ana eeaesee Asseeses
Barminsham. Sovannsh. JsekooovutA -
m p M-Ssespsrs aad cSaehea. AeSooso.
Isr-iarnam Nem0ha YerShoouol esoeoo
ocbeAui0A - orr;ve . HeA1sce SeAy'
100 90 ckes.gsssss - -. o.
ScSS1sss q Essesris fraasA ~Gscs!ve Aay
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-13

November Icl4; December. icis; January
12ls March. l?si; May. 1.4s July. 1855.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-13

Quotations for interest paying bonds arr
a. price TO which interest must be added.
Income bonds and certi0csteo Of indebted :
cess arr lat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-13

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va. November IL 1872
Following are the quotations On the Rich
mopd Tobacco Exchange:
DpnUrN curppHN0
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OLE al. -. ~ 80 4as.Ns .-s s-IfANtSE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-13

TO THE RIVIERA.

TO THE RIVIERA
AZORES. LISBON. NAPLES. MAR
SEI1.LES. ETC.
Weekly saiiings approx Write for
literature. FTrst-ciass rate. SIS up;
second class. SIS.
.. n, Wsw0ss. Agent. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-13

Lv. R.ehmesA foot Of Asa 81. asEy go p. u
leave Newport NewS-.........-.---...S10 4 y.
Arrive u y.
CSuoSess With msja me steamer ieovias
HSrseIk for New Yovk daily. excxpt eualay.
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Ncrsosr and Ola Poias, Newport yevp 40
All yswes River isndsnga steamer leavVo
monday, "wednesday sad Friday 90 81 q
ri Freight rvcetve6 for 81 james 1svu8
,.~Ssog. phcue Nsdisvn rs
2ssS Tsekss Cncs 81 z hen S>pua
Evening journal., 1912-05-28
SAYS ROOSTER
IS DISTURBER
OF HIS SLEEP

The Board Of Health yesterday
afternoon discussed the Growing OF
roosters within the city limits and
il was decided to investigate before
taking action. The question came up
when complaint was made OF chickens
in the yard Of the house No. b03 West
Twelfth street, where Harry p Nc
Dowell lives. Tho complainant stated
he did not mind the hens so much but
owing TO the roosters Growing Il was
impossible for him TO sleep.
Another subject considered by the
board was the smoke consumers on
several plants about the city. Resi-
dents in the neighborhood of Ham
mond's Laundry In West Eleventh st.
complained Of the smoke and cinders
from that plant. Janston Ellison, the
board secretary. reported he had found
a smoke conseumer on the boilers and
while there we're some cinders no.
ticeable the owner was trying to
avert the nuisance Some Of the
members thought there was more
room for complaint from the High
School stack than from the laundry.
Secretary Ellison was also in
structed to write 10 the owners of the
movies" throughout the city telling
them to ventilate the theatres more.
This can be done by opening them
early in the morning II was stated
that hut three OF the houses wers
properly ventilated