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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
COTTON REVIEW

New York. August 3o.-Prices have
shown decided weakness at time due to
favorable weather. big Texas receipts
Depression in Liverpool. the indif-
ference OF spinners and hedge-sellin:;
by the South and finally large selling
here by important interests. The idea
very generally prevalent has been that
the crop is COINS to be 100000. and
that this VIII mean an unduly large
supply considering the fact that a
good deal Of cotton must be carried
over from crop Of 1876. 900 bales. and
also the fur her fact that spinners at
home and abb bad have. during the pres
ent season, bought heavily for doliv-
cry during the coming season. and in
iact Tor some years ahead. Texas. 1T
is argued, will raise tho biggest crop
in its history. Some are predicting >
100000 bales. with big people bearish
ana the market stagnant. with Calves
ton and Houston receiving larg- Guau-
Titles daily. tho price has STAGGERED
under repeated blows and unally drop
ped below tho IL cent level. which had
FOR some time been tine rubicon. which
the market refused to cross Tn.
plIc' nas SHOWN weakness due To what
the advocates Of lower prices believe
TO be simply the law OF supply and de-
mand But there is another side of tn.
case which should be at least glanced
at. For instance, the crops is two or
three weeks late In fact IN some see
tons II is said to be three to four
weeks late That is only another way
OF saying that the weather i'm septonl.
Der must be practically IDEAL ana that
frost date must be late or clso the crop
is going to turn out TO be smaller than
many are expecting 1t to be
Supplies are plentiful. and recent
crops have been large. But tho vital
point 1t is argued rs that September
mas got 10 he favorable or crop cs,i-
mates circulated rs bears have 20, to
DC modified This Is thu Judgment Of
some experienced people. Further
more the universality of tho boarish
sentiment in this country and abroad
New York, Sew Orleans. Memphis and
LiVerpool-arsued that the short in-
terest IS large and might o. stamped
ed by weather and crop scare. Lat
'erly spinners have been buying .oms-
what more freely. some Of tn. biz
spot houses have bought as weli as
Liverpool and Memphis PRICE. h.,.
'u''iea at times in tho fear OF the pos
sieihiy Of huiiish development over Ill.,.
laoor day holidays. and also a f,.r
mat possibly the next Forthcoming
government report may not be $50 bear.
ism as some have assumed ii.
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&c net lower. sep;onhe-. Nos,. Dec.rnn.-
s-o- Go Mny, $losas. corn-spof easv; *,
noT' SO o anont oa's-spot nnsot-
Fork and Beet-Firin Cut Meats sto,5,'
quiet -aiiow-steady retroio,,r.3cnic,
p. ,-9'eau. Rosin and Turpeatinc-
steady oio,asses-Siendv Suvar-Pau.
nfm; refined. steady. Butter ard Err--
m 'heeso-Steady and unchanged COT
.ee-H!o' 10 z itisc. Futures steady. Sep
SOUTHERN sweets. barrel. Slc5TeCo Cab
naees Dull and unchanged Peanuts-1-n-
chansed. Frorhts-Firrn.
Cotonseod oii was armer on reports o.,
export business. covering ~ shorts Hr-,o-
crude markets and With tho strength a.
.afa The market closed cas- points net
hiFhor September. s5i; October SIS. No
Nenner. COS: January. Soe; rebruar,. CO,
Nh'oh. . Wi prime crude. No1 1t.ls. do sum
'h.f N''loW. 6ai Pc 81. 90. winter yellow o,
n.-n. 90 r7mlner NhIto. flAnTsn
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500; Mrs. Grace T. Clark. $4,000.
Roanoke DistricC--No incomes over
$4,000.
Northern District-No incomes over
$4,000.
Clarke County.
W a Bradford. $4,000: !. w. Car.
penter $4,000; a. Cummins. $4,000; Mrs
Florence l. Wheat. s26oo
Nelson County.
f p. Parsons. $500. n. B. Burks
$500; r. T. Gordon. s2.soo; Thomas
Y. Ryan. $4,000.
Caroline County.
Monk Kelly $4,000.
Charles City County.
James Z. Hubbard, $4,000; n c.
Tyler. $500.
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Chesapeake & Uhlo Railway

'4oA--l-4oAl Da.IA ~, .sp1rt News
sAs A.-iocoi il"i., IN lille. IL sun
inuF:nOnd
- % y .-EApresS paiiy- -Norioik OLD Point
.i..vJ Nooh- Express DAILY Noriolk old ~
'-.l5 -4sApress Daily. Gin. L'ville
ti.vJ l. la ~, ss- AZ. y Norfolk ~ Eeys
800 !'-l.ota'- bai43-H News Cll Point.
1l5 P.-Local -tN. sun. -Gordonsvile
rs F-Loed. tx sun Lchbg. Natural
Brins,. ei.ifon .orKe
$50 l.. Limited DAi'y -CineiHti. CHICAGO
'l!!.o f.--.-Np.oss Ddiiy -N.ne..AltI l,'yltis
-S.eepegs iraglog Cara
TRAINS NkltiN4 Observation-Disclosures to-.
East. $40 A. NJ. i:4c H. NJ Througn rom
East. u ~ : NJ. ::oJ T. NJ. $50 T. 81 Local
from West $40 a NJ. ''ssS A. ~ hod
100 +. 81. Through s;a A A.. Ii:ss
ii. and $3.50 Il RI
James RIVER Line: ..S;as A M.. SO p v
..DaiIy ~. pt ,undes
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York Angus, 5o-Thc cotton market
comparativeiy quiet With tAe close
y steady. net unchanged 80 points
. The market opened steady 49, = DO
OF "a points with all positions maxi
hew low ground under renewal %
days late selling movement. ercour-
BY easy Liverpool cables. favorable
in tho South and private condition
., indicating much less thnn the nor
/. deterioration during August Consld-
demand developed on tao carly doe
however and tho market soon stead
Up as a result OF covering or u .tiie
buying. .nspired by un.avoraolo pri-
I,crop advicos trom tho Southwest IS
rallied from the low point this de-
y became rather more active and at
il, &C during the carl afternoon prices
4 rom Gas points net higher or about
Is az from the lowest. AZ this loNol
Twas cotton for sllc through some OF
continent spot houses. while there was
feuiiz.nr 10y carly buyers ,or a turn.
The market osseo of from the best.
u within ar points Of ihe iowest
N,ipts al the port s;o-day were 1855
against. 1862 last week. and -0.o2S lrst
/, at Galveston 1850 bales against lS.eso
year az Houston i2.oN5 bales against
+ las; .car
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Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line


TIC Standard NniIFUld Of The South.
EFFECTIVE AUGUST Z. 49,.
TRAINS LEAVE H4cHMD;.D UAIIY
30. L. Il. 40 \ 81
For *oriok. "s.9 \ N. ..o9 a 81 $40.
a. NJ 81. T. NJ. ''7.4. / u
For y & ". Rs. West. sis NJ $50
i NJ = o. r. NJ. s.-0 T. Il
For Pet. sbaEx 10 = NJ g.. \ "
"s.iO A n. SID A. NJ 500 a NJ $50 A
81. go A. NJ. tsiO 4. 81 COS z 81 J.
=. N. - = r. 81. 30 p. n us ? y
For C. ldsuoro and EayetteslNe. .tl9 Pm
cT>ins aFr..r Hie!noun daily. s.c \ II
go 4. NJ. io-ll 81 'S2s A RI '.iO;8 A
NJ. no y. ~ "N:ts N. '2.!o 2 N.
10 T. ~ 60. p NJ rs T. "A. s.og q
Except sunday. ''Suacay only
Tine OF aEsiva. and departure and COZ.
neo;lons not guaranteed.
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CUuret 5luIltts.
PRESBYTERIAN.

ENTERTAIN
u, .As PRES BYrEKIAN CHURCH.
+ r MsrADEN the ev.n,ne pS1ir.' . nT,
90 omitted sunday school II $50 l a.
D. ssco% 80 p a. E frt y o,,.,,,
NeV RUSSELL CECIL. % l. pa.,ar 81.
'es At y. NJ sunday school =, 80,
REV r. R. f B. Eco = r nis@:
turned iron, hi. vacation and M ~
morning and evening al tho Th,ri -.
ia" lauren Twenty sixth and Broad
rt',,..r EACL STREET PREsBYrERIAN
-'1n services ~ II o'clock A. NJ 49,
I'Sc" y NJ Preaching by Rev d GAY
.., W NN TN NsrER rREsRYrER1,x
Tor OK rreac ELI y a MEs nAiM . pas
80 I. III by Rcv j. J. scfftI,rr go
Union service OF West End cAurcAes ~
CuuRcH or riE covrxAXr ee
CALVIN sTEWART. d ''st j.
Tra NJ a. Il j. " b Rev N i ron
soAoo. at $50 81 and nta,. w. N.n-i.
q. j., y. " The union service. Viii H., 7,
a. Westminster Church ~ s:5 l. NJ SIM
BAPTIST.
rraiEsT BAPTIST rHuECH BROAD AxI
.,Mr.iiH streets. Pastor Rev GEOItGr, q.
M,,s 81. D D. Tho R,v j. sl,rn-
~ ~ ~ ID, MaTdian. Miss viii pr1a'l,
D. - VI ana fslo r. NJ tsr.Ied -t,..i...
S.nooi. baraca and Phuaihes ciasses ~. a:
aH ''''N''' sD''''' $3.50 \. NJ Welcome to
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST ,t,,.,.,...
tGrctc Nvsnuc and HARRISON siro.,,.-l,t.ii -
" JAMES. tn b. rsS,o .'.' -.
by iae pastor at IL 4 N And
11,nnHay school ar alj S. ~ dam. ~
"ednesds' az o'cio-k "''''NE
rhN'h RECT BAPTIST rntEcu
IRA aga Fousher Streets, lrr,,i,fn.
~ oy The Rc, r. J.. ntI ''i W
.'''o, 20 ''o 4. NJ ,hpsh T. Pow
e"' Supi D.. Pravor meeting Wcdnosda,
NJ the public. especially stranger,
it1,i ;ti'''. ~ !ied 10 Worship win Us
,.i.t'H TiSttI BAPTIST cit-RrFr
Won hiih ANA Leigh Streets, -preatb-
~ cAMNAcis ann 10 II by Rev j.
81 XII ,r -, """"y school az $3.50 y.
,t-r,t,.,.
ct>.rr> ,,y '''''
a.. IN ~ u p CHURCH. SOUTH
e,.' S'te"' neiMeeu foarth and Fiuh
,.- erc,l Xxx. YOUNG. u b pas
anI ,tS ,no pastor at II = II.
I,.-,,s,,s.' ni"2 subject. "Tne Two
the Things That soil" scn1,v gc5oo, ".I
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKErs.


:. =. II Is Z 10 I7EANUT MAEKET
tAeporfec - Rodgers. McCabe & COZ
eteFsours. Va August So-Peanuis-snar-
lsh- Market weak. Farmers spanish DC
per bus hei. Jumbo span!uh SIZE mr.
olsAei' no. she.ed spanish. SIC Der
pound No shsllci spanish. siac D.r
pound Nirginias Marker veal fa,,cy
Jn"he ~ per pound: fancy hand -plcx,
60. 80 per pound; extra prime 3i.e
ttt pounui prime Sc. per mound. machine
p'eA,e "a &c ner pound sh.lling stock.
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CIucAGo GRAIN ,rARKrr

chicago. H. Angus, so-Prospoc,s OF =,
Increase tn tho visible supply bore down
To-Day on thc price ot wheat Ther. was "A
heavy tone et Tho close with thc market
'sr 20 ii5Mihc under last night, corn
finished nnaltcred 20 'sc up. oats of
70 'sr '.c and provisions VARYING from l6lf
i-'.r down to TO. advance
Leading futures Fansod as follows:
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pRY Goops MA1.i,rr

N4w York. August so-Gray good. vcr.
'.'. Hrl.inc business exeep. At slirn,Iv
.'@"'i prizes iAan prevailed earlier IN me
"e.N "nl.e others inclined 90 shade prices
i!N.' Coarse colcred goods were tn d.
manu- ioT quiet shipments Thu inner srad.s
oi sinshams moved in very satisfactory
way.
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eeipis zsia head. sheep steady: best lamb,
ttfong' Others steady all sold. sheer se50I
H4c' choice hsndy. s+es; culis sl5oa2 q.
amos. SS7oH '.sIiq car choice at SIS cuus [
- 1000 Hoss-Rcccn7ts i7Ss head Market
steHdy - ssN 1el0. piss sSaoaa %
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Railroads
Richmond & Petersburg electric Ralwa
Norfolk & Western Railway

Only AL LNAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Eject August . 1912
Lease BSfd sIeet station h!cAiaond, FOR
MORT OH; es:!o a NJ, 900 4 Al. asC,
j. 81. 'i:io l.. NJ. b. % p. II
FOR LYNCHBUHG AND THE WEST: .s.is
& NJ 800 4 N. as:oo Il. NJ. .s:a0 p. N
Arrive Richmond :ruin Norfolk: afi.<s
"a. o1l;%s A. ri. 's:2S T.. NJ bios p
1880 l.. 81. From the West: 90 u
s2'!V A. A. o.'to l.. ". $50 p. ri. 400 p
DAILY: aDa!iy *. sunday bsunday oni,
!" b BENlbl- q. Ii DOsLEY
u T. a. Roanoke. .. Z. A. r;ichmond
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say -nnah. August -Turpeutlne-Fir a.
y, s,. g - sales $50 casks receipts i,.5s
cashs' shipments sei casks; stock s.si,
casks kosin-Firm: sales .5q- ho-r'i,
quote b. s6.s9uc35 ''
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KiriImond anu thesaprnke BAY Ry. Co.
schccuie Of Electric Trains. elective Nay
~. 1872 LcaNe Richmond. Laurel and B.oau
stI.ets; D'olo \. NJ. 'l.iO a Nj oS:iO A
81 o." :. III -'.u-iu 4. N. 1870 \ ~ t:lO
T. -, 2.ic 4. ~, a.le \. NJ. bi:lO l.. NJ. $50
T.. 81 s.-p Z. M. 10 t. IA. bs:iO +, Al
1880 4. n. II. T. NJ Leave Ashland, Eng
lsnc and Maple Sti, cts: 100 \ NJ 70 100 4
81. 500 y. III. by.c) \. NJ. 1000 a. NJ. Ell 10
y. Il. -is.to NJ % 90 =. NJ. s.oO + ii. ? %
J. NJ $500 = ii b. % l.. VI o.JJ T. " 5.vJ
i. NJ. SEQ T. NJ. be:0o p. NJ, ll:o p n
'Daiiy except SpnusS '-Su- usy only.
:I-r.lcs hassaEe.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

~" - y MINK OF TIE SUI
Trans Leave Richmond.
y. b. owing scnrc-.v a.. -r-. publish
ed as Information and not guaranteed;
For the So.tn-DaIy. $40 a Is Local
1885 81 rApTess 100 = ". Hrpresr
~iSn eiectsic lgHtvd s.veplna Car tor ct
.s"tA mi Ai.;...nEnain. "a +. Al Expresl
,.,,A lJAS>. 500 4. 81. Local
YORK RINEK Line
80 r N Daly.-Ccnnecting Tor PAN.
more Aon We'd. ara Friday SOC A M-k1.
bun and -. A. M.-Mon.. Md. anu Fri
cay Local
Trains arrive Richmond
From ,Ae south; go a. ii. $40 A N
20 J. ~. SO t. "a daily: 1885 Ell sun
FROM Nest Point: $3.50 a. NJ. daily lbs
u Mo... Wed amd fri. ';25 p ~ Ex san
9. H BURGESS. d. p A..
81 Ma 81 -'..en- Madison e7z
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soHthnoLnu rains s.Ae.ut.u Il. ,.,v. ,si,.o
oiohu d"i,S $50 y. Local To NoriinA
1 ~ l. ''-s.r,.ers An4 .ua1nrA. Auan.a
-. nlish nam savannah. Jacksonville. ia
a NJ -s.copers aud coach.s Jacksonv,ii.
~ ~ l.. N--SieepeFs ami coaches. Atlanta
Birmingham Memphis Northbound train,
tehedhed 10 arrive IN Richmond daily:
$40 a. ~. $50 a. NJ. s.os 4. n. $40 p ~
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ROMD LiSL

liners IS otfs. ..........4..... g.
w Tobacco CO 90 IS tsld)..-.. ?,
pf' Tobacco co. cd es lhid) ...... 80
,ast Line lst 4s......-......... 94's
Is Line-L. and \ 4s....... 49,
is iv IS On Baltimore hid).. los
nh. and Ohio conV. 4iss..... ssia
az Myers 5s...-.--- .4.-...-..--. grt.
ms III Myers Observation-Disclosures. l.a7.
the E . lpsny sss''-''.'''''''''''.
mos "a Western cnnv IS Coid)... rs
a., A!r Line stamped 4s............ s.
H'sS A!f Line adj SIS Cnid).......... IS
Iin Railway Observation-Disclosures. ~.
Railway Observation-Disclosures loSi<
eA iates steel End 5s................ 1o-t.
is ,istercd IS. 1853 thid) .............. l0i
Eistered SIS. 1918 tbidl ............ l02
ma mama new IS (hia ..... .....-.... loiN
fh Brown Bros. ctfs. thld)...... J3
Chem LIST IS (o!d)........-..-.. esi.
Ba and Power Co 5s asked SOC. esis
4 ccp is.t..+.t t.t.--t...t+ ..+.-+.t-t4 t7
h.-Piits Term 1st 4s............. g.
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Sales
Stock.

Allis-Chalmers. list paid
Ailis-Cha ntd. list pd
Gao Amaleamatad Copper ...
SO Amer. Agri. Chem. com.
800 Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
l,lH American Can .............
LOO American Can. pfd .....
Amer. Car and Foundry
Amen. Car and toun.. pfd
~" American Cotton OIL -...
Am lilde and Leather, pr
American Linseed OIL.
~ American Locomotive ...
lr Amer. Locomotive. pfd..
'N Amer. Malt Co, pfd.....
S.lp Amer. smelling. \ lco..
Amer. Suur Co. conf.
100 American Sugar ........
3o Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
l,t2l American Tobacco. com
l"l American Tobacco. pfd.
ln Anaconda Copper .......
Loo Atchiscn Observation-Disclosures.
Atlantic Coast Line......
lco 4. G.. j. of Connecticut.
.ol Baltimore and Ohlo.-..
Il" Bethlehem steel. COM.
Bethlehem steel. pfd.....
2,Hr British Amer lob. Co..
2p BROOKLYN Rapid Transit.
III" Contra Leather, com
9. ~ Canadian Pacific. y 2i@cc
90 Che sapeake and Ohio
700 chicago Great Western.
zoo Chi. MI and ST Paul.
- Cruciblo steel Cor. com.
- Crucihle Steel. pfd........
Chicago and Northwest.
40 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
$50 Consolidated Gas .......
2" Delaware and Hudson.
Don. and Rio Gran. com.
Den and RIO Gran. pfd
bist.llers' Sec. Cor. ....
20p Erie Observation-Disclosures.
Ia Eric. LIST pfd....-.........
Eel Min. and SIN. pfd.
Geo W. leime lob Co.
~ General Electric ........
40 Great Northern. pfd.....
20" Great Northern Ore ctfs
ion Illinois Central ..........
Intcrbcr0 Met ............
=" J nj rhoro- Met. pfd.
Int. Mer. Marine. com. .
Inter matt 0-0rf 1sa.,,-
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Vash r71ln closcdf Wheat-No roa
SAoa's Nl0ii- 80 hard. ESQ e7nc Corn
SO. g. No'. Slice. 40 white Sia, ~ sgi.r b..
No yellow. SiN SiHc Oat--So chite.
s-Ht ra4i5c standard, s7it SIC
Baltimore Ma. Angus; co. whea.-rns,or,
e9ntrati SA"f! corn-criet. contract. SIC
'Ats-flrm contract. 4oc Rye-In mod
crate damnd No nearby. car loads soN
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Commonwealth Bank

You are assured OF satisfactory
service if your account is in this
bank.
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'Naily. fWeekdays. .Sundays only.
All trsirn 10 o. from Byrd Street Station
top At Ei5a. Time O arrivals and departureI
not guaranteed. Read the nigns.
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s'e9i'4cr BRANDON. rarrey Softolk mer-
N"aillse ana rnas, nsers Ola Dofuiniot. Linz.
.rsnil. a., ''A"n.ins Graves. Norfolk ana
- va sinin AavisAucn Company
.eA'nSf aurora. Furmnn. Pctersourg and
myers. Elrman Line 80 -'-@
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,w York. August so.-Money

50 York. August 3o.-Money on
e. hrmeri l-a 10 10 per cent
''rs rate 3 Ia Time loans strong
a days. 3-4 TO per cent? six
Chs l7-S TO per cont Prime
fantile ipapcr. ; ne per cont ster
forills. U.s. $40 for demand CONF
bo q MS S4S25O.
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s,,5, FY Z ,
s S''sS, Market
s EN-; ::s.' :. pr

igust so.-The So IL

LSneheurs .igust 5O-The stock to-
I'm IS almost record
~ A. /ness. the eject of me
iosiHN' holiday. but the tone
psNy Wis steady. despite numerous
Daily nents. some OF which were
sunda: alculatcd to inspire confidence.
Weeks these may he citcd the ind
indictments rs the state Of
Nv gains standard oil companies.
,,rss, the Indictment and arrest OF tho
p.rv 81 f.iNo OF large Ncw Eng
nj, X mill on nnti-labor con-
snn5, harges. reported frost i'm
wheat belt and a further
of call loans to tho highest
EN- some months.
"a ls stocks moved narrowly for
oons when at all, but Canadian Pact
Louisville ana Nashville were
the former on the spread o.
position 70 its stock issue and tho
,,er presumably at disappointment
Its shareholders over the $4,000. 600
tai increase.
uonds were irregular, with some
rfsire in important issues.
-tal sales, par value aggregated
ass 5000
nj $ IS advanced - per cent on call
., the week
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Richmond, PTtdeTlCkSh'g & Potomac R.R.
TO AND FROM WASHING TON AND BEY0ND.
Arrive Richmond
ACCOMMODATION IRAlNs WEEKDAYS.

Leave Llha STA. 7t5 A. 81, S.a5 7. n. for lthlSnd
k..irr Eyrd II. STA. $50 AN. from fredericksbE.
Arirc Eiba sta. G.3D VI 80 P.M- from Ashland
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aa. o..e ruddnng lL.5 sross re-
E, ,s.5 sate- ' 81 psl.. 3 s4.e' ,...g,.
tgbalcs export 20 Hrear Britain ss
~ TO ihc con'inen' $50 bales stock
ssolldated at al pof,s-Net receipts
!, baios. export 70 Great Hr'tAin
~ 10 France. ai2si bales ia th' CONT
~ sas bales
"a since September ! AT all por,.-Nci
it1ts ic.NSO $50 ..rals> eSror 20 Great
biu 41a.ites bales 20 Francs, lif7 f9
to she Cortipent tif-.59 hAes TO
j. 5iei05 bales. 10 MeNilo. 500 bales
so Orleans Ia August so cotton
ires opened stcldy SD dec.ire ~ -Ft
its on poor Cables Ilnmealai.> after
CAL prices stood 3 ppluss DOWN AND
olyius order, Increased apparently
lmr from hafn sides ot sac uArk't.
cotton s,eary 1885, % mddans,
tc Sales on the spos lcf bales Fhtpr.s
q steady 81 q net decline DR. HOO POINTS
ng Ails eptemher. lo7s' octoaer.
Deccr her losti Ja1uar, 1881, MAi h,
May. l.a
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Closing.
Open. High. Low. Bii asked Sales. Stock
Stock.

Bankers and Brokers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
OLn nnMINInr iINt

OlD pOMlNlON LINZ.
Nv. hlcaInOnu .uot OF Asa 81. dA.lJ.s.OO r. ~
Leave newport News. % ~ a. Sc.
Arrive No!.fik A. ".
Connects win h.aiD line steamers ieavlux
Nor.o.k Tor Nrw iOrh daily. except SUNDAY
i.Vy 4. 81 CONNECTIONS also made b. n. g.
w ny. Il. 81. ana &. 4 o. ny. at t. "a
Night line steamer, stop Clareinont TO
land Or Teceiv. passengers on signal auI
Val he met b. puolic conveyance.
VIRGINIA SAIIUAIIUS 90. ti.u.etiv,
Marcn -).--Jalnes i.i.er by day.eht fer
NorloIk ana ola POINT. Newport New AMI
ali James River landings. steamer leayes
Monday. Wednesday and Friday AT 6:ao A
Ii Freight received for all JaineI rive,
landings Phone Madison liza
Maiu Ticket Once. SCI l. Main strast
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
MARINE INrhLLIGn~oE

PORT or RICHMOND. AUGUST 20 ,s,s
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon Harvey Norfolk nor-
0Uahelse ana passengers. Old dominion Line.
',.'"''l"' aurora, Iurnan Fetelsbufs ana
'Aines h.t"r .andlnss merchandise ana 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
STEAMBOATS,.
&c &c B0E TENVAdO

Tours. Inc. Hotels. shore Excursions. Low
est Rates.
Twin. screw $ 5. "nERNIUDIAN." losis
tons disbursement Electric fans orchcs
ira, wireless
Fastest. newest and only steamer landing
passengers at the dock in Bermuda withoui
trnn>ter.
snIInEs ever, i've days In conneet,o,
win X. VI $. r. 90. Tickets !nierchans,.
able.
For fun Information. Apply to & T.
OurERtKIDGE y co. agents Quebec =
:. Co.. Ltd 20 Broadway. New York
:. ". EOMMAN. .oS En.l Maln
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
RICHMOND roBACco MARKET.

Richmond. Va. Angus; 80. 1912.
Following are the quotations on the Rich
mond Tobacco Exchange.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

, t cotttu closed quiet middNut up-
n-, miaaii"F r'lf 'A''. safes 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

GtHMAN hVANGELICAI.
cS,i 'oliNS GERMAN EvANGEL1cAI
Streets Rev O Gi1mE. Pastor ro 1917
row row az Il VI DcursGHER CORES
~ NNS AN seats .rce No evening sor.
vices during September
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-13
CLEANSE
LIVER AND BOWELS
No Biliousness, Headache, Sick,
Sour Stomach, Indigestion,
Coated Tongue or Con-
stipation.

Furred Tongue. Bad Taste, Indi-
gestion, Sallow Skin and Miserable
Headaches come from torpid liver
and clogged bowels, which cause
your stomach to become filled with
undigested food. which sours and fer
ments like garbage in a swill barrel.
That's the first step to untold mis-
ery-indigestion. foul gases. bad
breath, yellow skin. mental fears,
everything that is horrible and nause-
ating. A Cascaret tonight will give
you a thorough cleansing inside and
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you Sleep Io-cent box
from your druggist will keep you
feeling good for months. Millions
of men and women take Cascaret
now and then to keep their stomach,
liver and bowels regulated, and never
know a miserable moment. Don't
forget the children-their little IN
sides need q good. gentle cleansing.
too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-13
ALL YOUR STOMACH
TROUBLE VANISHES
Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn and
Dyspepsia Go and You Feel
Fine in Five Minutes.

Every year regularly more than a
million stomach sufferers in the Unit
ed States, England and Canada take
Pape's Diapepsin. and realize not only
immediate, but lasting relief.
This harmless preparation Will d.
gest anything you eat and overcome
a sour. gassy or out-of-order stomach
FIVE minutes afterwards.
If your meals don't TIT comfortably.
or what you eat lies like lump OF
lead in your stomach. or If you have
heartburn, that is sign Of Indiges-
ton
Get from your Pharmacist a 5o-cent
case of Papes Diapepsin and take a
dose just as soon as you can. There
will be no sour risings. no belching OF
undigested food mixed with acid, no
stomach gas or heartburn, fullness or
heavy feeling in the stomach, Nausea.
Debilitating Headaches. Dizziness or
Intestinal Gripping This will all go.
and, besides, there will be no sour
food left over in the stomach to poi
son your breath with nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin is certain cure
for out-of-order stomachs, because it
takes hold of your food and digests it
just the same as if your stomach
wasn't there.
Relief in FIVE minutes from all stom-
ach misery is waiting for you at any
drug store.
These large 5o-cent cases contain
more than sufficient to thoroughly
cure almost any case of Dyspepsia,
Indigestion or any other stomach dis
order