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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
fNIION NiEhfI.

Ne. ysrs So~.-sa.- z.-a'-s- r.zs.ar .. ~
s.Eh x-pgao .-- gee lgvs-r-- TO .y--s,r
make: seaE"-rz go s~-Eas - a rsy. 70
Npsvv -.Nllz-E. ard gre .a.. rae r-sr
VIA 49, r-iast .-rs4y. ,so-.-E . -. 40
vs-~p % ron lrgg g~.-rE ~ gao Esa-
-Iou-hs rs- from Hs.. a- EaH 90 -rf-r- got
love- o. .a;s- r. ....-r- f-r.a-. .rH
Hs-cs coa--a~-s. -a'sh -er .-a- ara z.--
sor., l. 90 .,o'uIs pay sn.# rr r1r-. .s--.r
curing to-ssy's lsss '-SE. NJ o.. s.9s-..r
"a ara q; ar sfss--s o.: I@1- ys.--y -
re.9ors~ 90 .--1nr I,v.rgo1. ra..,a. -.-..-.s
that 19ttl, aS-Bsl "a. ,-s-frE - 60. z
I.ph rssrkS- sas 81 ls- .vs7E. sFr' .-..r a..
vices -ae csEsus -rpor-. uH'ra 49, .ss-s,
O. -, sys1Iar. Uro.ss sto1' - srar,-.s
saS -, sst!o- - -. Nss Yo-E -sr .s.r.- ,.-y
rr'.'se slIstfsy IgF-sss.rE 'hn saa.a .-l.r M ..
coup. o. -. or GRADES 40 ayfszr-e o. Z.
.J-h,g. sav .pscz I5rusn~, E: a.. /.
-ss.s-t.s vas very fsar- a-o--4 fFs TARTAR
figures o-sT.rss Ss-s readily aF.sF1-e az
Sotcsf.s sfhsT a. -a-.''fSd ard !--,E mar
n.;sci> .ess'on sreta furry 6, soss-!rx -
rear months shp--. -s-f Der,r7b.r a-a "a.
ysv = a. points re- NiFhrr Curing -.
Gerry Afternoon -fffs aa'sr deTf.srs.s rzr..,s
80 ATS; -. hiy5 potr. ., re r1o-.f-E
ils-s- -sss.z'-E s~.sns star nor g.-s-rl
-kfs tEsrs ava s59sar~d - b. sorsif.-ss .
S.ire 20 f4-r o. r4no-, ths' saef-s
sslis ~s-s 'i1viSs.iar sri price. sss.s %
-z;ts- rsSit ,. VITA rhs 80 ,tswtrx q %.
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NEW YORK PRoDrcE MARKET.

New York November cl.-FT our-Easy and
rrias lower Whcac-Stead.: No. red 81 %
-lLe5: No northern. Duluth. e5c. Corn
Steady al s3I4c
E:des-Ffr1n- Lea,her-FirU. Wool-Quiet-
Pe--o!.um-Stea6y. Turpentine-Easy: ma
chine barrels &c Rice--Fi-m No!asses-
Steady. CoHee-Spot. quiet: Rio. No :.
Ii7zc: Santos. No. g. ISi4c.: mid quiet. Cor
dova i5I. a I7c. Butter ana Cheess-F!rm
Potaroes-Steasy Ca0baxe-Steady and IN
changed ghts-S;eady and unchanged
Peanccs-StsaGy and unchanged
The Coc;orse-G Of! market firm and
higher on continued light offerings o. crude
ard on active covering prompted by liberia
buying On the part o. cotton hoUse. and re-
aHe:s c.osiaE prices were sTi5 points net
higher. Prime crude. SO q I. -. prime
me- y",.oT. spot. sscTsSe. NoEsrn Der. III.
Dc. y O.T. Si7: January. So. February. - ::
MAJ. IS. April SO: Nay. sis: prime win
ter Yellow. so go: prime Summer white,
c@a1-
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New York
Stock Market

New York. November 2l.-There was
q definite Improvement In the STOCK
marke, to-day and prices rose easily
an All quarters. The amount of trad
ing. all comparatively small, was the
largest of the week. 4 long list OF
stocks, including leading railroad ana
industrial issues. established gains OF
i to 8 points
Al the opening quotations were at
fscted BY the higher range of Ameri-
can. in London. and small gains mere
w.rs general Announcement OF the
engagement OF $4,000 gold for i'm
narration from London, favorable rail-
road returns for October, optimistic
trade reports and the prospects Tor
conclusion of the Balkan war seemed
~ traders to justify more bu!lish
position.
The market continued to show 4
lack Of purpose. and during most Oh
the afternoon session trading was AT
lou, noint At prices slightly below the
49,, In the last hour the heaviest
huv,,e OF the day occurred. and the
,oarkst closed strong al the best fig
nrcs Of the session. Although the drop
,n foreign exchange rates. which yes
,ar5av fell to the lowest point since
IAN had indicated the possibility OF
r,I5 imports. to-day's announcement
awe as a surprise. since no engage
roen,s were looked FOR before MONDAY
when the weekly offerings OF south
African gold will be made in London
:. Was reported that negotiations We're
under way for further gold engage
nents.
Money rates held firm. and the mar
L.r made no response TO the bringing
IN Of gold from abroad
Bonds were firm on a broader IN
,u;ry, especially Brooklyn Transit Con-
yertible As United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
New York. November 2i.-Money on
call firm 1895 per cent; ruling rate.
: "A: closing bid. Ia; offered. "a.
Time loans steady; sixty days, per
cent; ninety days. 5 3-4: six months
1-415 Ia.
Close: Prime mercantile paper
nor cent Sterling exchange nrn.
Actual business in bankers bills at
s4s4so for .ixty-day bills. and s4s4eS
for demand. Commercial bills, $3.50 IL;
pa- silver. So is. Mexican dollars.
IS "a Government bonds steady. Rail-
road bonds, firm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
Buys SITE AT BRISTOL.
BUYS SIIE M DN1SHO
900 CORPORATION VIII Erect PAM
ut Bristol.

Especial TO The Times D!spatch]
Bristol, Va. November 21.-Througn
the efforts of the Bristol board Of TRACE
the Volunteer State Mineral Company.
with $4,000 capital. purchased a sue
here to-day. and will erect plant In
which to manufacture polish. bringing
the mineral here from the company
tripoii mines at Butler. In Johnson
County. Tenn. The tripoii deposit AZ
Butler is said to be one Of the hnest
in the world. The Officers OF the COM
lany are S. l. Hudson. Of Smyrna
Tenn. president; w. o. Holiday, SEQ
retary-treasurer: DR.. l. Sterburg. o.
Nashville, manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
INJURIES PROVE
FATAL TO WOOD
His Brothers Start in Search of
Negro Responsible for
His Death.
Especial to The T1mes-Dispatch.

Especial to The T1meS-DispatchJ
charlottesville. Va, November al
Rutledse Wood. a well-known lum-
herman of this city. who was struck
on the head with a stone one week
ago by a negro. Robert Scott. is dead
at the home of his mother on Rose
Hill.
Wood was recently in the employ
of James Ballard, a sawmill owner.
near Ivy, this county. Last Tuesday
evening over a week ago, the negro
vas rebuked by wood for some care
iessness about the sawmiII shan;y. and
an alteration ensued- Scott was
worsted in the scrap and left the shack.
In about a haIf-hour, however. the
negro returned, and while Mr.. Wood
was looking after some bread in the
stove. hurled a stone through the win
1w and fractured Nj Woods skull.
nearly severing the ear.
Mr.. Wood was q man OF splendid
physique, and. like his father, the late
Davis Wood. who was found dead under
circumstances Leading to the belief
that he had been murdered and placed
on the tracks of the Southern Rail-
way. near Hickory Hill, this county,
was of violent temper when aroused
Besides his mother he leaves eight
brothers and one sister.
Three Of the Wood brothers-Har-
risen. Hunter and Raleish--started
this afternoon in quest Of Scott. VINO
resides near Carter's Bridge. in the
southern part OF the county. Each
carried a shotgun and will force the
negro ID surrender on sight 5. l.
Scott, a brother Of Robert. was placed
under arrest yesterday and lodged in
the county Jail. He saw his brother
throw the stone through the shanty:
window.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
zARzA IS FINED
As COMPROMISE
Representative of Cuban Lega-
ton Reports That He Be-
Iieves Man Is Innocent.
iSoecIsl 70 The Tines-D.spatcs-J

Especial TO The Times-D.spatcn-J
Newport News. Va. November I'll
Joseph J. Zarza. clerk In the CUBAN
consulate here who was fined $500 ana
y.n-.nced 20 three months In jail In
Tn. p,r.ce Court for al alleged assault
and battery on Mrs. Charles r. Brown
wife Of a snIpysrd craftsman, was
found guilty b. a jury in the Corpo-
ration Court to-day on his appeal from
IN. liver tribunal. hut the jury re-
duoed the punishment to . nne OF %
srd costs. Five OF the seven Jurors
stood for acquIttai. u Is said. ana the
8, nm. wa q compromise
After tn. trial 81 Was announces ~
counsel for the defense that before
tho hearing started the state made
PROPOSAL that ~ Zsrza would sign
s,a,~m.n. 70 the effect that the charge
81 Mr.. Brown vas true. there wouse
hc n. pYoseeution. and this 10 con-
armed nv Commonwealth Attorney
g.rk.l.y Zayza Instantly snd en-
t.hs,icaIIy refused to sign any such
statement
SENIOR Jose Barrancs. OF the Cuoen
LEGATION at Washington. who wss nere
for the TRIAL, told the court after tine
v.rsse, was rendered thss he had IN
x..,,va,ea IN. case on behalf of Ms
Snv.y,T,.o, and had reported that ne
D.. Ii~ved Zarza innocen' ~ s"e c"
ax.t,., h,m and that Therefore ne
Wished 20 enter . protest ZafSs, "
,s,5. wtii pay the rae snd cosss -
eoA the csse. he VIZ 1SooesV
sraasfSrpeA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
NEGRO CONFEsSES CRIME.

Ccss Eixhteen Years In Penitentsess
for Attempted Criminal Attack.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Lexington. Va. November 2l.-W"
liam Stuart, q young negro eoou.
eighteen years OF age. was conv!cteo
in the Circuit Court OF RockbrioSe;
now in session. Of attempted criminal
attack upon Miss Cornelia Harlow:
Young white woman Of Rockbr!dSe
Baths. and his punishment nxed ~
eighteen years In the penitentiary. Ine
crime was committed September -. IN
a skirt Of woods near the RockbndSe
Baths, and that night stuart was
brought to Lexington ana lodged IN
jail At the trial the negro adml'eeo
the crime.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22

ming Of the season to November II
the quantity ginned was 10.2sl.43l
bales. compared with 11,313.23S bales
last year.
was 1921 bales, compared with 122.-
$50 bales during the Same period last
year Round bales included were g.
$50 and Sea island. 1881 bales.
An estimat. Of this years cotton
crop will be issued by the Department
of Agriculture December IL at p. NJ.
Ginning by States during nth
period:
Alabama, es1.S7S: Arkansas. 545.98s:
Florida, 42.154: Georgia, 1.331.11l:
Louisiana, 300.sl Mississippi. 644.115:
North Carolina. S27.oic Oklahoma.
7e2.5l2: South Carolina, ssc.s7S: Ten
nessee. 15s,o72: Texas. 4.0ls.5l1: all
other stated $685..
Sea Island ginnings by States:
Florida. 1882: Georgia, 23,S2e;
South Carolina. 2,54T.
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
The Railroad Of tbs South.
EFFECTIVE OCT. & I'M

The Ka'IfO0d q 6RO 000E0s
EFFECTIVE OCT. & I'M
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: S:x 4 y. So
80 p. NJ. 100 A. n
For Norfolk: 500 A. H.. So =. Il. ~ =.
NJ
For y. 4 ". Ry. West: s:IS \. n. - A.
n. 800 2. n. $40 p. II
For Petersburg: Ice A =. s:0 4 -
Sis A. NJ 80 A. u, 80 4. II, $50 p. NJ
40 P. NJ, SO p. n. s:se p. n. IN p. IL.
Ii:%5 p. ~
For Go.Asboro and Fayetteville: sl:1e p. -
Trains arrive Richmond daai1: 50 A. ~
Sc A. NJ, ie:I5 A. n. s8:U A l.: ~le:U 4
n. $40 A. " sz:Io p. n, "sl:lo r. II, -
p H.. SIS P. u. 500 r. ~. 90 p. H., IN
r. II
sExcep, Sunday sssunday oniI.
Time OF arrival and departure soo co
necr.ons not guaranteed
C. s CAMPBELL. p. 4. q NAN d.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
erTEgsEr-RC PEANUT MARKET


Reported 5= Rodgers. HcCabe & Coz
Petersburg Va. November 2I-Peangts =
spanish MARKET unsettled Farmer. span
-. 8! = pr 5gshs.: No. sheiIe.i. Spanish.
50 n SIG. per pound No sheII.d. spanish.
g. pr pound vE-zi.ias-Narket arm:
'zac- Jumbo. 70 per pound. fancy hand
D.~srG * per pound: extra prime. 7a.c.
per FOUND prime. 2c. per pounc: machine
ptcke9. 7a5.r. per pound: Smelling stock.
-iz~ ;s"- psTs4-
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NAVAL STORES

T-I.a4lrston. - g. November G-spiTi;-
~n.-rsr--f-s-S-sssv ~ III. receiy-. -
ASKS E0EsU-srseSy GO. receipts -
ra--s.- Ta--T.-u a. go. -~c"Iv,- bar
,eEs T-ss~ -s-,sr-irr-F!-rn .; SzSHIZ.
-srsEp.s 3a-s.
-zEzassr. Ca. SS-sroer = -T-rpentin.-
5-Esr - n Sa.s, 81 garhe. receipts $50
,zyz- shipments - asks. sorae.;ic sfo~k.
= - ,zrl. FS-.n-F:ru. ,z.,s &c barres
-.rslyfs so Ssrrs-. shipment, i0.z barrels
t'-~x IES: bsrrss Cos,s: Y. 80
ras.-srsr = November = --sr.,en-
-I---Fl-- 81 ~ sa-5> Ros:r-FIrrn.
1ysgf,. =. ". c. 20. y. s.E
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

tn A-Loeal-Daity-Esw NeW2
s:O A-IIocsl--Daily-Ch II ouA.
T6urmonl
s3:ee A--Expross-Da1iy- on Rotnt
nee A-L~cal-Daiiy-LehhG Lax.. g Yer0A
.13.so Nson-Exprsae-DaiIy- Ola p
s3:N -Rxpress-Datly-C1n L'vIuA
tee P-Exprsss-Daily-N n. O0WA
So P.-Local-Daily-N.N News. Oh rent
SIS P-Local-Ex Sun.-0or1onSviilo.
S:X P-Locai-Ex- eun--LyncAb0r6
$50 P.-Limitel-Daify-C1 CneeoeA
III - P.-Expssao-Daily-C1 Bvt1A
s6IesperA fParlof cara
TRAiNs ARRIVE RIcHAoND-Lseas fsso
East: $40 A n, Tee p. y. TAreug1 1so0
Esst: u:,e A. n, a:8 r. H.. - p. - LEGAL
from West: 81 A. Il. - - eo9
In p. II Through: 81 Il Il, u:0 - u
and TO r. Il
james River Line: s9:0 Il Il. - =. -
ssDaiiy except GuAd0v.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22

OLD DOlDSlON LU1
". RichmonA foot Of Ash y dsliy. - =. =
Lave Newport Novo......s.........eI0sW -
Arrive Norfolk. n
Connects with main line 0tsoMosS iesv1Ao
Norfolk for New York daily. except Sun1oy.
1.a p II Connections also malo By n. .
" Ry p. n and C. 4 O. Ry. a. y. Il
N:sht line stsamsss stop oe C1ar0moot =
laad o. receive paaDenGero On saGneL go WI
h. me, By public conveyaooo.
vIR6slNIA NAVIGATION CO. Objective
Nsrch MI-James River ~ daylight tss
Norfeik and Ola Pesnt. Newport NsWo 49,
eli james River IandingA eesamer iSeves
S.nIsv. wednesday aad Friday ss 81 4
= F.eight received for all james RIVER
"a. Phone Madison 1N
Main Ticket Office. 81 = 0oao SeSoo6
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SoeiaI Clubs Indicted

Especial TO The Times Dispatch-]
Salisbury. n c.. November 21.-si1-
teen social clubs in Salisbury have
been indicted BY the Rowan County
grand Jury for violating the club laws
Of North Carolina. The bills are re-
turnable at the February term OF Su-
perior Court Every CLUB in the city
is Included In the list OF indictments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
DRY GOODS Markets

Ss= To-l. November 1.-THE cotton goods
IA .o:Ios ys:ns markets. were very strong.
Men, rear i!-cs are t,l.z contracted for By
n-alrg manufacturers :or e.. ..sson o: 1915
m III market. wsfe s.ssdy with trade
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22

New York, November I--Seeves-Tr>oins
in live cattle none. steady feeling Calves
cuts ss5og %; barnyard calves S5od as:
westerns. ss01u s-oc. Shee? and LAMBS
sheep 80. lower: lambs slow and leg ioc-
lower. Sheep. S-3ou as: culLs. s2qe2o
lambs, S51s NT.c5; cu!!s, s;a5."t. Hoss-Firm
Ss.I01SsJ.
Chicago November 21-Cattle-Steady 20
loo. lower. Beeves. SIS q loss: cows and
heifcrs $s15a140: calves IS 500 1025. Hogs
Weak; bulk OF sales. s..s5 as SHEEP
Steady a: $500 $50: lambs. s5.5cq,-i9
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSs.es At Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond. Va. November Il. lsl:

Richmond. Va. November y. Isl.
Report OF the live STOCK maFxst iof 'ne
week ending November Is lSl2
Best steers, TG1hc.: medium 10 good. on o
SIG: common fair. ~ sc: best heiters.
SIS 9sc. medium to good. AZ Q &C: common
I, ia:r Sh &C.; best COWS "a q &C.: medium
10 good SIs dic.: common to fair ~ q &c. :;
best oxen. SO S11c.: medium &c good. ~ .
as: common to fair. 81 q &C.: bulls. "a
fi.c.; dicks. 4a5c. Cows and calves. $50 $50 %
per head. Best heavy hogs. s9snG: light
hogs sg7ac.: shoais and pigs. Ga sszc so"s
and stays. 54 &C.: best lambs. 81 g:c-. me
dun, TO good. ) O SIC: common 10 fair. 3i8H
iisc.: best sheep. +g+zc.. common TO fair,
:stSl:c.
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NsRs~E u~THygsENCE.
roET % RICHMOND. sovEYHER - ISL.
ARRIVED

s-ss-.- p-s.sy- HsTusT. norfolk zsr-
,.4,JIt. az gss.rngsrs. Dls Dominion Lane.
a.szr.y Pea tS-tss, Crave Sor',Ik snf
gs.rss i.Issy l.asInss. nsrcbshsase and ass-
s..y.-s yiryfats Ssv.gsrses Co.
ssasnss ApwON YuvWoa. psrsyssgy8 ssd
flames E3g.r snSl.ss. nsscbsnsise sd vas-
s..xsrs. Fsrmss Lsns
SAILED
ssss-sY rrs,SsE. Fssnss. sss'sk mey-
sssU<. sas ysee@ns.rs. Dss DsFnin.sr Line.
as.sr.y sg.,ys Ss-ra, reseyspsre sssd
Ts~ss gfv.r .srfiEss neressnsiss ana pos-
E.rs. yssrssk Lac.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22

Spot cotton closed STEADY; Nioci!ns up
lands. l2G5: Iniddl.ng gulf. 1880: sales LOO
bales.
Cotton. steady; m.ddlins. i2S5: net re
ceipts, 80 bales: gross: s.l4; ba!es: sales.
100 bales stock. 1851 bales: export 70
bales.
Total today az all port-Ne. receipts;
49, bales: export 20 Great britain. i%"4-
bales: TO the Continent, SIS bales; stock.
I.ssl.2pi bales.
Consolidated a, a., Eor's-Net receipts:
80 $50 bales: export 70 Great Britain lSl.4.4
bales: 20 France. S.2cs bales; 70 the CONT
nent I2o.a5i bales: 20 Japan. r.lss bales: to
Mexico. 500 bales
Total since September / at all ports-Net
receipts. 1855 bales; export 10 Great ss
bales: 20 the Continent. l3Esn baiee; 10
japan. 5a.ss4 bales; to Mexico, so bales
New Orleans November Good cables
and determined support from the Dull side
in the face Of larger ginning returns IRON
the Census Bureau than had peen looked -or
c.. used the market for cotton futures &c open
steady At an advance o. 4Tln points A. the
highest N the early trading prices we're q
II points Up. Selling became general and at
the end OF the first ha.< hour OF business
prices stood unchanged 10 points up com
pared with yesterdays close The market
whenever IL displayed signs OF weakening
bulls invariably offered support and discour-
aged aggressive short selling. Many teie-
grams We're circulated commenting IN
beartsh manner on to-day's census figures.
bur they resulted in no great selling move
ment At noon prices were ga. points over
yesterdays last quotations n She afternoon
the market was well supported. At the close
prices were l2aIi points up. Spot cotton
quiet ana steady. 1-Isc. up: Uliddling. l:tc-
Sales on the spot $50 bales and 80 10 arrive.
Closing futures decline ga points: Soven-
Der Ica.: December lbs; January. 12G:
March. I:.g-: May 1877; July. i,6-
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esisa stock.
80 Allis- Chalmers. s. paid.
Aliis-C hal.. pfd.. - paid.
Amalgamated Copper -.
Amer. Agri. Chem. com.
$500 Amer. Beet Sugar. CON-.
LEE American Can ............
ZOO American Can. pfd.......
100 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd
500 American Cotton OIL.
100 Am. Hide and Leather. pr
so American Linseed OIL
1870 American Locomotive -.
SO Amer. Malt Co. pfd......
$3.50 American Smelling $3.50.
American SNUFF. conn.,.
2Go American Sugar .........
0p Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co..
90 American Tpbacco. com.
lao American Tobacco. pfd.
2,lQ0 Anaconda Copper ........
5.ln Atch!s on ...........,-,.-..
30 Atlantic Coast Line: go.
A. -. L. of Connecticut.
1000 Baltimore and Onlo...-..
200 Bethlehem steel. conn.,.
100 Bethlehem steel. pfd.....
$500 British-Am Tob. Co...
1850 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
eco Central Leather. conn.,.
$500 Canadian Pacific .....-...
4,t61 Chesapeake and Ohio.
900 Chicago Great Western.
10 Chi. Great West, p.d...
80, Chi. Mil. ana st. Paul.
SD CrUciEle steel Cor, com.
10 Crucihle Steel. pfd..
l.5p Chicago and Northwest.
6ho Colorado Fuel and IRON.
ALSO Calf. Petroleum ......'..
$50 Consolidated Gas ........
SEQ Corn Products ...........-
lU Den. and Rio Gran. com.
laS Den. and Rio Gran. pfd..
i.@.J T.stillcrs. Sec. t"r...''.'
---hi I'm" ..-...-.......'.''.'-'
- Erie. "a pfd.............,:..
So Fed. Min. and SIN, nd.
Geo. W. Heime Toh. co.
. 80 General Electric ....-.,..
2.5N Great Northern. pfd...:.
20 Great Northern ore ctls
100 Iliinois Central .....-.-..
S.41D Interboro-Met. ........'.
:. so Interboro-Met., pfd..-....
Int. Msr, Marine, COM.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Quotations for interest paying bonds are
q. a price 70 which interest must &c added.
Income bonds Ard certificates Of Indebted
1,sz are Ia:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
BOND LIST.

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L.ss.;. ard N.Y.. > - -.
L.o-!..z-d COZ 2asy = fc.-.-.. .-... .... ..
Le-!.Gs-c Company = .-..-. .. -
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soZc-..- "a. -sy = -.--. -.-.- -.-.. .... -
Ca.-eS Etz;ss sGs'. - :. ... g..
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L -ssS.--s1 =. ls-s - -..-.-...... -.
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v,-rfrsz- Bow B-us -. It.1H .......... "a.
vsrr8-sz-Cs- CseEE- a e &c ..--... -,
Va ~ slL Frwr- - = fsska- I.... -,
T.bssa -sr A. -. .-....-.. =.
wsDs-a Pc .s--s- 10 - I'd 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22

Wilson, n. c.. November 21.-Easiy
this morning at Stantonsburg. this
county, fire destroyed two store build
ings owned by J. L. Weoerton and oc-
cup;ed BY Summerville & Stancil. The
total loss is about $4,000. with $500
insurance.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Eichao.d Va. EovsM5er = 81
E.,-r.v... a.. II. quotations OF TIE Rich
-auG Hay EEchasSe:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22

WEST INDIESsOUTH AMERICA
~LAURENTIC," 'NEGANTIc."
Two Largest, Newest. Finest steamer
Ever Sent to the Tropscs.
JANUARY ..
January %, February .. February II
aS and - days. SITS upward
q - DOVVMAN. Aeeot. R1eAD00A, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

Richmond, Va. November y. lsl2.
Following are -. quotations On the Rich
:,.cad Tobacco Exchange:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22

-.,,.--s@.ss. -.-,. bos. :.y5
Lar ycGr ar .s- RAY .: 1>STp - ,
r-Ts -.r co--s-s z-@ -hEt a.ol6 ..tsctloLs-
--. marie x.ztHs cay s. aco>rG4 .cs
49, TIE ss.:azA. Eag Association
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0RADDAED An I'm

a>usnpsua1 Ifaiao seheAsis1 - isave nSso-
~oaa IaI!y: Ss6 4 N-LDeA - HesiinA
60 p. N.-siespefs and coachsA Af&a1sA
= N-aIooEsrp aaA eoaehsa. Jsekso0v1lSa
u p. N-Slsspofs aad eoaehsA Atlanta
0irminEhan. AomphiA Nsrth6sanA troana
seSe6uiSl 20 arrive u R1chnoo1 daily:
i:So q 4. So 4 u. 80 p. u. So =. ~
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600. e zlE '.1sSS NEFz'~ 80 90 3. z
~. 80 -.~s 49, 2 -. r.. "a. usr-ssrs.
see. - SO uo-frsya ~ zN - :
"Pr.nz 10 -. as.vss rh4- ---gs,r o.
rs7a NT ga'zH'as e. ny -, wye
af.. p - F'sHSzeh -. ~ 80 ~.
pa . Tir.. 1sTsF gary tinp-hv s..> rr
a.. ,.S.-r go ;lfarn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22

action O. from TGi: points on the near
months and OF l5s,is points on spring ana
summer deIiverte8
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sas uHo<B sEsr~ 1ssssT

w. fN-n7 VI. - ~fr.DsT q ~
WHOLESALE aUDT.TIy.s u. cYs.gZ
wHEsT-Csr lota
Nc. 2 rcd. Western ..r.......... OSj1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22

Basf,-a-s 20 yogsmb.r z-z--s'-
Stead ~ - cen. sfssSy a. - n.-s'
-a' 1ass frsas- sssrSsvs vfJfs ~.
~ Ers gzFa So Ns.'.ra, sS-s-s...
5s6sre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22

Spot cotton closed STEADY; nIioci!ne up
lands, l2G5: ,riddl!ng gulf. 1880: sales l."
bs les.
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pSs ass. Tot O day S4SD shares
So Total week, days). 2S9 100 shares