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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
8eieiti9t Bic gpmptpme
Ser &nn9enbeibtperbe

Cine ser bielen @riinoe, norlln1 Qnuz
b ieite5i Saria, S 5 ESV Sic $S r uf%atp' 5au it;
bon ei1er id)meideInben Natur lit. Ser
Eatlent mag gut ausleben, aber IN 8trfz
lidfeit %perliert CT roi4 an araft burb
un6altenhen Mabtidipeib, Sieber llnb 9l=
Itcn. Sicle Sbmptomc 1plten 70 ra1d
ais m0gli1 6c1eitigt iperben. @dmnn's
Mltcratipe lit moblt6uenO i'm 5tilen bon
Sicber unb 8eieitigeu bon NabtldmeiB,
lnlo es fat piele b%o0jtdnDige SER telllnz
gen be5rpecft. Qe1ct 6ieien Salt: =
800 So, SO. ct. SEEM Dorf.
u@errenl = SIT i1reibe Sbnen bieles
3e,gnib, 0amit anoere mi1clp1 IoQen, mos
SIR Mlteratibe fir MIDI getbm fat. Seitz
oeln i] cine iun9e Srau mar, oar ith
bon 8rpnditis geplagt. Sd berillcbte
eiuen 9pftpr nod Dem alber,l llltb battc
MIR 1penig ooer gar feiuen Grfola.
Shlieblid bate id) Nubtldipi5ell,
Shlpdhe,ls Mnfdae umo berlor raid on
@cpidt, un6 mein 9oftor lagtc mir,
falls biele nit6t bc1eitigt miirbc,1, lriirbe
i1 2llngcnbelh!perne bcfpnimet. Sri.
Wlaria Apr6olner, Bic meine Sreltnhin iii,
ip1trhe gefunb, nadJbem tic SIR Nltcratipc
gc,1nmmen, ltl1b beitanb barn1tf, hab ih
6 perir'd1en iollte. S9 bin iebt, l1oel
5tpei Sobren, pouitdabia oeiuno, itorf
ltnb lpo6l."
(afiibopit) Irou Moia &pelpcl
(Sbiges abgefiir3t: me6r allf @erlanaen:)
Gdman's slteratipe Fat iid btele Sabz
re binDur6 erprobt in b%olllter 8irfIarnz
felt gegen 1hlimme &alsz un6 2unge1z
Aronfbeiten, Bronhitis, brondiales Nlthz
ma, bartnddige @rfdltungen nn6 i'm Mnfz
bo1 bes @pltems. gntbdlt teine ges
tG1,bl1ngsmittel, @iftitoffe ober Meoi5iz
men, Sic iid our @eippbn9ett formiren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

stel,erfrage u,6 Sic @erldpenorngs=
il1d)t ser 2cgiSlaturen felt Dem 1910
5l1m ein5igen uSSiine" MAIDEN. Mir
b%cfiirporten natiirlid in SEN 8abl=
fompagncs cine Seranoerung oes
bcrrldcnben Spitcns nno glallben
nid)t an Gin Mbidncioen oeS ltnfran=
ties; mir mollen 0aS politild)e l(ebcl
an Scr Ml1r5el u%nfallen nno ou3rcl=
Bcn. Mber inmerbin lit es allgebro1t
oarol1f bin5upeilen, mie oie9egislotr=
rclr nit Sem @elbc 0es Bottles NM
lpril1acn; obcr idlieBlid lit ia lebte=
res lclblt lhulo oaran; oenlr 10 oft
ol,d) ben1 &plfe idm mboapiele1
moroen lit, ooB Sic @crrn Mepralcll=
tantcrL sic Snterelicn oes @olfeS Der
rotben boben> iperben sic Serren bod)
in1n1er mieoer getpdblt. Sic 3eit Der
@m1sreinig1,ug lit ieoob ga n11o oos
@olf lolte leinen @eien na6or11tfs=
npll gcbra1d)el1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

2: :333 Mias.
Die bllrdidnittlide 5taatsrate in
81 Sabren bis 1910 par MIR 1873
Mils. Set 1910 ging sic &ate bon
LAT Mills al,f sic el1orlne 9obc BON
SOB Mils. SS1 4 Sabrcn bat iid)
Sic Ste1tcro1flagc ali 70 n1cbr ols Der
nreifaht. Sic 1913 Muflage betrn9
3.5S Mils nnb Sic Grbobuug be-
tr1gt fir llad)ltea Subr 40 Nro5ent.
9iclc be1n9ltiAcnoe grbDbn1g Scr
ltaatlihen Stclermuflaa mnrbc &C.
madt, trpt Ser Sbotiahe, 0ab Sic
Gi]crlbubnen Dor llidt lull9er 3clt lpc=
niger oils cine Million Stellcr al1f
ibr 8rl1tto ginnubn1cll entridtctcl>>
ictt aber ua1c5l1 5 MiQipucn oas
Ssubr an Stu1crn 5ablen. Sic l1l1er=
fldrlide grbob,n9 bat lid ferner eil=
0eltclt, trot hes l(mitar16es, 0ob III
oircftc @eI teucr11nA mo11d)cr Mrt eil1=
ucfiibrt ml1roc mtr6 trnb0cn1 sic gilen=
crsnlinen, melde bis Dor fur5en1 etlpa
$4,000 al Stea1crl1 5ublten, nad=
tics Subr iiber eth u1O cine piertcl
Niilion Stc1lcrr on Sen Gtaat cnt=
ridten merben. Seu1cbr Sic ltuat<
lid)cn Giuulobnlen >pod)ien, icn1cbr al
10 in Sen Stootsladcl flicbt, bcitp
0r0Bcr miro sic Stcllcrrotc, luclhe
IN gor feincm &crhaltniB SIT SEN ab=
ipll,t n%otbmenoigen Nl1sgobe1 oes
Gtaotes 1tebt."
gnaeiihts 6ieier Sbatiade, meint
ser 911l1tb @erolo, iolle matr sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
Die 3abl Scr &il1ncr in SEN Ser.

Die 3abl Scr &i11oer in Sen Ser.
Stootell belduit iib gcgeluodrtig a1f
n1ebr ais OreiBig N9illiolen. 3n bie=
fem gefll110e fonul1t bas Stotiltiid]e
Sabrbltd] auf Grlll1D ser Grgeb1iile
Ser letten Golf55dbl1ll1g. Mls @re115e
lit babel oa5 Sitter BON fiinf5ebn Sab
rem al1genomnlen. Non ser @elamn1t=
5abl lin0 29A Miliorer bier unb
nidt gang 100000 I'M Muslanoe ge=
bore1. Nber ullter 0en bier ge=
borel1en &il10ern giebt es 5pilden
lieben ul1o adt Miutone1r, oeren 81
tern bei6e nidt bier ge6oren lin6,
ODER Sic menigitenS ei11en i'm Nus
lan6e %geborenen Safer ODER cine ein=
ge1pal1berte Ml1tter baben. Sic 3obl
Ser &inber> sic bier %geborene @l=
tern baberl n1adt et1pas mebr als
led5ig Nro5ent ser @eianum1t5iffer
aus, un6 6abon 1inb lpie0er nafe5u
bier Millioner1 Negerfinoer. Sic
meiiten &i16er le6e11 altf ben 2anoe,
MIR etipa Ser finite Sbeil lebt in SEN
Std6ten nit nrebr o15 bunberttaulenb
G%inlpob1crl1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
Scfreit @1,d ION Sen Gmalen bes
GbeumatismnS.

GieS f6nnt SIR tbur, tuenn SIR
g119 BON ser l1riade befreit. S@po.
DIE uno miiBige Meren erlauben Sen
l1riniduren=@ iften, I'M 8lute gu Der.
bleibe1, uno rbeumatii9e @6mer5en.
geidmolle11e un6 ibnter5en0e @elenfe
limo Die 6olge. Mebmt Solep Mieren-
Ei1en, Inn @uren Sdmer5 uno Dual
gu erleidtern. Sic tperben poiitib
unb on6auerno Sic Nieren itdrfen,
lire normale Mftion mieber beritel.
len uno l1riniaure 3 &riitaqe aus
Sem @lr1te uno Dem &0rper fernbal-
ten. 8erludt iie. gu faufen bel OIL
len San6lern in ct. Glou6, Minn.
- Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

itatiltifers bon @isconiin erlebe,t, ser
lid) Der @tiibe u1lter5ogen bat, cine
Nl15abl bon Io6esi9einen 5l1 ll,ter=
illd)en. Tobci fan6 er sic ~folgen6el1
&1lripia, Sic hermit pere1pigt ner=
Sen iqllen. Sin glr5t bei6einigte in
ocn Gertificat, oab Ser Ioote uge=
il1llb 5ll gctt ge9angem, ober foot auf-
gelpad)t ici." Sin aloerer beld)ei=
nigte> oab bic Sooesurlade unbc=
falllt blicb, ser Gerltorbene abcr babe
iih pollltanoig bon ieiner letten
&ra1fbeit crbplt." Gin Dritter be-
ridtet: uGie lette &ronfbcit ml1roe
ourb dronii1en Mbcullatismus Der
urladt, a6er Scr Yaticnt lpar Dor ici=
llen Sobc fl1riert." Gin bierter
l6rcibt: Ser @crltorbcnc NOR ME
crritlid front" Mod elmer: vStorb
plotlid; nidts Grnitlidcs." Son Ell
acr M1ttcr miro 9elogt, ooB lic in
Scr &irobcit ocitorben iei. l1no 10
mciter. aarn man iid %munoern, oaB
11llter lolden l%lmltdaoen Scr 8la,1be
an sic &mnlt ser in u%nleren Colleges
mtsgebiloeten Ner5te intll1er mcDr
i6mi110et. ShlimmercS bat man altd)
Sem Tr. Giicnbart nidt ol1gcbi1tet.
l1nb Sic a11gcfiibrtel1 8eridte bcrl1bell
al1f 8abrbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

Scbcs Sabr meroen uun mnicrcm
lluiperiititen 5oblloie Mer5te alf Sic
Nfcnihbeit losgeloliea1, obne oab oieic
lid) oogcger >pebren fann. Menn ci11
Singer ocs groBen Mesfulop iein
Gcrtififot zines on1erifoniiden Col
lege" in Ser Salde bat, Damn
lit er bere6tigt, nad gelieben
an frunfen Meni6en berl1m5u0oftern.
@ie gering aber ser 8i1oungsgrao
oieler 0erren iebr oft lit, ooS fonn
n1ar aus einem 8eri6t oes @a1pt=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
&le&eritpme+

@@0ne auspabl an Mdntel5eu9 in
@btn@illaS, Sc 3o0 Sud- 81 $3.50 biz
81 cine OQrb.
Mnberes Mdntel5eug in 9uten Tarben
AT 81 80 big S 2 80 cine Darb.
Gang mol1enes @erge unb 9ia9nole in
all Sen leitenben @@attirungen, SO 3oQ
brett, 5u SOC cine Darb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
@nrttembers.

Sir tapferes @erbalte1r inn &on1=
pfc NIT oem Mafienm0r6er @agner
lit iett oem Boli5ei6iener Scientific
un6 6em Observation-Disclosures @ilbelm
@0rle aus Stuttgart sic iilberne
@er6ienl tmeoaiue perlieben tporben.
Sic 8eioen batten u11ter eigener bod
lter 2ebenSgefabr in 9egerlo6 6en
MalIenm0roer @or1ptlebrer 8agner
uni6ao1i6 gema@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
@ar,mes Bett5em9 fur
faIte8 @ettcr.

IS lit Gin gutter Hlan> fir oas
tpirflt6 folte 8etter porbereitet gu
1eil1, uno eS lit ein gutter Nlan, 5u=
perIaligeS 8ett5eug gu farfen.
&unft oieles iebt un0 ma@t @nh
fertig fir sic falten Nd6te.
Gpmfprters.
Gomforters, @r0Be 72X84, ge<
itift nno iiber5ogen on bei6en Sci
ten NIT fancp @iltolin fir $3.50.
Gimme pone @roBe Comforts, 70
x84, gefiiGt nit meiBer 8aum=
noble gu $3.50 un6 $500.
@oQenc 8lanfets.
Mortb Star mouene 8lanfetS In
@roBen 60X84, 70XS0 un6 70
X90, etnfod, tan, grou, nno
meiB;; aud ei1re feline Musmabl bon
allen Sorben in Blat6s 5u $7.75,
$3.50 Bis $t2 per Stiid. 5pe5iel-
Ter @ertb, ia plattirter tpollener
8lanfett IN alien 6arben, g11tes
@emidt> gu S.. @an5 moqene,
einfade, gral1e un6 tan 8lanfets
at $1.98. @infa6e graue, tan,
meiBe gu $1.98. @tnfa@e gra11e
tan unb meiBe 11=4 3u $3.50. e.
ira quite b%almpol1ene 8lanfetS gu
SOC, 75c un6 $1.00. &iiien 5u ST,
$3.50, $3.50 un6 $3.50 oas &aar.
8one Musmabl an etnfa9em nn6
fancp Outing 6laneu, Sc Bis 10c
un6 1916. 8one Mnsmabl an
6laneQets nn6 DreBing @ads 81
15c Biz 25c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

Sir sic 3uperIdiiigfeit ser BON
uns neroffentlidten 8eugniiie fir
Eaitor &6nis's Merpen-starfer giebt
es feinen beiieren 8emeiS als Sen,
baB sic @ompanD 1i6 erbietet, fir je,
6es l1nadte $4,000 an Elm @oi{en-
balrS 5u 5ablen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

8ul9ari1@es un0 nit @tiderei per1ebe=
neS 8anb in alien 8reiten gu $3.50 biz
$3.50 cine Darb.
Brofabir1e @elpets, IS 3oQ brett, 5u
81 cine garb.
5 l3oll breites Bel ab nit 9el9lifenem
@tabl unb folirte fri1tallenen Berlen In
elmer 8lumen3ei4nun9 auf @oloipibe gu
So per Oarb.
TancD nit vSSet" ein9efaBten @irteln
I'll 45c big 75c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

@erfouTt 6si Sen (~eitcnoen Npotfeferr1.
shreibt III on5 Gdl1ou 2aboratoriur1,
Nhilooclbeio, va, fir &oof!et, iuefeGes
AGsr %eiil~lgen uno m1oere gpioen5 ban,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

Gin gang >pollenes 8rocaoe in i@war5
un0 blan ~ 3ol brett 5u $3.50 cine
Oarb.
@errli@e gang tpollene YoplinS, Mel=
role Sud- unb Mobair in al Ben neuen
@6attirun9en 5u muir 81 Sic yoro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
@ns Int Se51t9 a1f &eiabarttfel??

2aubf r0i@e fir Mantelz unb &leioer=
6ddhen, l@tpar5 un6 ueib, 40c Bis $1.o0
Tanep @piben unb nit Sttderei be1es=
tie &ra9en in alien @@attirun9en 81 SOC
Bis $3.50.
Sn 6alten sele9te @piben : 8uientreiz
fen CUR &erpollltdn6i9nn9 BON &ra9e1
nn6 Mani@etten, meiB nnb ecru, GIT SOC
unb 75c cine yarb,
6abt SIR Die neuelten breiten Sueoe
@urtel gel eben? Ollie 6arben 5n SOC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
TayIor-Sbamberger.
The Times-Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Hartford y. g, January a Dedu
tiful wedding was solemnized TuesuaS
evening in the Methodist Church, when
Miss MYRTLE Norman Shamberger, the
daughter Of Rev and Mrs. +. NJ. Sham-
berger. was married to David Kerr
TAYLOR, of oxford. The church was
lighted with white candles and dec
GRATED with ferns, smilaN and narcls-
Sus
AS the bridal party was preparins
TO enter. Miss Frances Neal SANE,
Love You Truly" The wedding party
entered TO the Iohengrin chorus. play
ed by Miss Kate Blanchard. The ush-
ers were l. {. Taylor. r. .. Crews. OF
oxford. Norman Vann. of Charlotte; +.
L. Marrow, OF Atlantic city W. .
Hudson and ]. r. Mcmillan. of Hert-
ford. Following the ushers came the
dame of honor, Mrs. George l. TIL
1er,- Of Wilmington. The maid OF
honor was Mss Londa Chamberger.
Immediately preceding the bride came
the little flower girl. Edith Norman,
cousin Of the bride The bride entered
with her uncle, l. i. Norman, OF
cleveland. Ohio. She was met at th>
altar BY the groom and his best man.
i |. Taylor. his brother. The ring
ceremony was used. her father being
the officiating minister. The party
left the church to Mendelssohn's Wed
ding March," and drove to the bride
home. where followed a reception from
9 until ii o'clock. with more than loV
guests in attendance.
The reception rooms were oeauu-
fully decorated in green and white
The couple left on the midnight tram
for trim to Northern cities. after
which they will be at home in OXFORD
The out -of-town guests were MI
and Mrs |. /. Norman and Miss Edlth
Norman. of cleveland. Ohio; DIT. Seatoh
Norman. Norfolk; Norman Nann, Char-
l1tte. Mr.. and Mrs George TllterY'
Wilmington: Misses Martha Ference
oxford: Frances Neal. Laurinbers: MT
and Mrs. Cliff Roberts. oxford; J. y
Lee and J. l. Taylor and p l. crews
of oxford: Leon Morrow, OF Atlantic
CITY. and Miss Bessie Weatherly, OF
Elizabeth City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
xrw XoKk PRODUCE MARKET.

Naa York. January Flour 'eo. 81
,,-..t-Fsarciy steady. No. red. Sl0' q ics;
80 northern. Duluth. '"c- Corn-Stea'S d.
f1i.fes-s..adv Wooi-Ouiet Petroleum -
S.s,Iv Easln-O quiet. Turpentine-SteaH ;
machine barrels. &C Rice ana M'idsses
...l- ..--.tr-RaV steady. mol asses 81 Sai.
-, - SsqS. refined. quiet. COffee-t.ulet
ri. 40 &. 1870 Ssntos. NO =. lAsc-' miio'
,,uiet. co~doy.i. if0 IS
,-at-ousse,i ou WAS dun o1i nrin III INC 40
.-renr-f in lard Closing prices w'rc ~
..,i-fs ne. higher. Primo crude. 9-'"1 .. ;
40 s-.rar1or Yellow. spot. 100 o.. January :.
1, o. ras,-ii. y, 81. March. > -, April, -. .
,r srr- Ture Sc. July. 20. August. So !,
Prime winter yellow, sfq7". prime sum
NOR white. 635 CO -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
FARMERS WEEK AT v. p. I.
Several Addresses Delivered and Grain
Exhibits Judged

ISpecial to The Times-Dlspatch-
Blacksburg. Va. January Z--Atteho-
ance at the second Gays session OF
farmers week at the Virginia Poly
tcchnic Institute numbered ninety. ana
the program included addresses by Dr.
!. :. Gates. of Richmond. and PROBES
sor A. +. Granthen, of the Delaware
Agricultural College Agricultural stu
dents of the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute and members of the Virgin "a
Corn Growers Association held orief
business session during the day The
afternoon hours were devoted 10 JudS-
ing the forty-iive exhibits OF gram
prizes. Winning exhibits viii De an
nounced later. and these will be show n
At tho National Corn Show IN Column
bia. :. &.
Tonight the visitors were guests AT
a banquet given by the college in their
honor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
A DnuhIc wedding.

Pungoteague. Va. January I'm
Tuesday at nigh noon. at the residence
of Captain william X Read, Haroor-
ton. a beautiful double marriage was
celebrated, when DR.. Ira hurst. OF
Parksley. and Mss Margie Read u
Harborton and Harry =. Miles. II At
Iantic and Miss Irene Read. also of
Harborton. were married. Rev W L.
Murphy. pastor OF the Methodist
Church. performed the ceremony After
luncheon. the bridal party was driven
to Keller in automobiles. where they
boarded the southbound train f'r Flo
rida and other Southern points
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
Richmond & Petersburg Electric RaiIwa

Cars leave Manchester. seventh and .'errs
Strects for Petersburg:
e, T. 8. 8. 10. Il. az A n, !, -
SIS. e. Z. 6. - 10 p. II
Hoo p. n fer Chester. 100 midnight fos
Petersburg
Cara leave Petersours. foot OF Sycamore
Street, for Manchester:
tS:i5. s:ss. ''7:B. T:N Sc. s:ss. '1e:ss. liz
A. NJ: Iz:ss lis. az. s:Ss. 48. SIS. s.k
rs. SIS. s.z5, 'ie:fo. u:A p. n
fDsily-Ex- Sundays and hoIidaye
scarrt>s baggage ana expresa
ssLsmited-zxcept Sundays and hoiidaya
Ali cars from Petersburg connect vits
carr for Richmond
Time Of arrival ana departure and cor
7ections not guaranteed
c 8 CAMPBELL %. . A. - Main 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF TIE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond
- P-FoIioufng schedule figures puSiisn-
% al information and ros guaranteed:
ror the eouth-Dsiiy: $40 A. n Local
les A. n Express. 500 p n. EHprese
l.nts ara Birmingham rs T. NJ ExDresa
WeeE DAYS. go r u. Local
YORK RIVER LINE
an > N.-Daiy-CounectiaE fer Baiu-
80, Won. wed ana Friday. e.ec A. NET
soa' and z.Is p. N-Hon- wsd- and Friday
LEGAL
Trains ARRIVE Richmond
rro-, IN. south: s.bo a. NJ and sec A N
20 p N SOS p. ~ daily: I2H Ia. Sun
rom west Point: 30 A. NJ daily. HE A
u. Non Wed and Pa: - p n ~ sun
81 z. Main 81 Psors Madison ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Reported BY Rodgers, McCabe co..
PETERSBURG, Va. January 2-PealuiS-
Spanish.-Market arm; farmers spanish.
81 ~ per bushel: jumbo Spanish. SD Per
bushel: No. l shelled spanish. 7l.c- per
pound; No. sheiled Spanish. &c per pound
Observation-Disclosures firm; fancy jumbo. S%sc
PEI pound. fancy handpicked. SIC per
pound; extra. sc. per pound prime. g. per
pound: machine picked. 3q5i4c. per Douna;
shel-ing stock. &c per pound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. G., January Spirits
7 ,-I-pen;ine-.Steady at SSi.c.. receipts ?
asks Ioosin-Ste ady 81 $50. receipts 10
barrels Tsir-E1rIn and quiet. receipts .
Ia rrcls crude Turpeutiae--Firm al S344co.
receipts ( barrels.
Savannah. ca. January c-TIrpentinc-
Firrn Al -. n ~ sales 1o57 ca>l1s: receipts
go casks. shipments 1858 casks. stock o.
- casks. Tscsin-F'irll, sales Aus barrels;
receipts. s.19 barrels; shipments s.S4$ bar
res. stock lg,z13 narreis. quote: 4. b. Z,
j. $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY ?, 1919
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. ner-
eaandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer focahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings merchandise and pas
s.n-ers VIiS1nia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora Furman. Petersburg AID
James River landings. merchandise and pas
senxers. Furnal Line.
Tug standard Oh Company. No. Y. Burke.
Ia -iTnore. Two oil Oarges. Standard OIL Co
SAILED
steamer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk. Eer-
chanfTse arf passengers. Old Dominion Line
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York January 2-Cotton goods mar
kcts opened steady, but quiet Yarns were
nrnl- Strikes among clOtl..ers are troubling
mills in the matter % deliveries. Jooess ~
reported a CooG call for prompt delivery
and OF goods due on order.
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soufhoound trains scheduled 20 leave Rich
r,oud daily. sN a. M.-Jocsl 20 NORMA
To- y M-Slccpers ana coaches. Atanta
r,lrn,!neharn savannah Jacksonville 1:e
A N-sleepers and coaches. Jacksonville.
TX r. M-Si.epcrs and coaches. Auanta.
psrrrfnrSara Memphis. NorshboUrd trains
--t,eui~d 10 srriv e IN Richmond daily.
30 A N. Sc 4 n, S@ ?. NJ. SO z. NJ
Iocet-
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New Orleans. January Cotton futures
ooe-ned Quiet at an advance Of =a@ points
The close was steady at net advance OF
seHcl points. There was little business IN
Inc earlv trading Prices gradually worked
higher The advanced was widened in the
Afternoon session although the market did
not bev,rae active spot cotton firm l-lnc
IN. rniddlfng l. I5-1sc sales the spot
80 bales ana 1e0 TO arrive. Futures closed;
January. 1900. February. 1900. March, 1Svl'
MAY. 1876: Ju.y> BIB; October. Isl.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock.

Sales. Stock.
go Allis-Chalmers. s PAID o.
Allis-Chal.. pfd.. 81 paid.
s5.io0 Amslgamated Copper zee
Amer. Agr. chem. com.
4.sco Amer. Beet sugar, COM
s,7Oo American Can -.....-.-..-
go American Can, pfd......-
so Amer Car and FOUNDRY.
900 American Cotton OIL
Am. hide and Leather pr
American Linsced OIL
so American Locomotive .-.
40 Amer. Malt Co. pfd......
20 American smelling ......
American Snuff. COM.
American Sugar .....-....
4na Amer. Tel and Tel CO..
Amer can Tobacco. com.
lfa American Tobacco. pfd..
4.60l Anacosda Copper ........
I .90) Atchison .-...........-....-
1850 Atlantic Coast Line.
\. e. L. Of Connecticut.
40 Baltimore and Ohio.
65O Bethlehem Steel Co, com
40 Bethlehem steel Co. pfd
8 so British-Amer. Tob. Co. 80.
. on Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
POO Central Leather. COM
1885 Canadian Pacific ........-
2.501 California Petroleum..
go Chesapeake and OHIO.
5Oa Chicago Great western.
chi. Great West. pfd..-.
> 400 chi. Nil. and ST. Paul.
- Crucible steel Cor. com.
q Crucible Steel. pfd......-.
go Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
5n0 Consolidated Gas .........
10 Corn Products. COM.
Den. and Rio Gran. com.
] 500 Erie .....s-...-...----- .'--'.
~ Erie. lst pfd..............'.
4p Fed Min. and SIN pfd.-
~ General Electric ...--.---
Geo. ". TIelme Tpb. CO.
!. coo Great Northern, pfd..--:-
Great Northern ore ctfs
91a Illinois Central .......-..
700 Intcrboro- Met. ......--.-.'
. ~ Tnterroro- Net. pfd.-.....
80 Int. Harvester. COM.
100 Int. Mer. Marine. corS. -.
International Paper ....
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AcconnopaIIoN IRalHs-WEEkpaYs.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

7:so A-LocsI-Daily-Sew News
sis A-LocaI--DaiIy-Ch'v IL. 81 o.
Thurmonl
800 A.-Express-Dsfiy-N Old Point
1000 A-Local-Daily-Lchbg Lex, e. Forge.
80 Noon-Express-Dafiy- Old Pr
IN -Express-Daily-Cin-. Lviils
n.oO P-Express-Daiiy-Sor n. Nsva
500 P.-GocaI-Daily-N- Nc~e Old Point
Sis P.-Locsl-Ex- Sun-0ordonsvfIle-
Sis P-Locai-Ex- sun--LynohburS-
$50 P-Lim,ted-Daiy-Cin Chicago
ell 90 P-Express-Dsiy-CI bvills-
ssIeepers fParor cara
TRAINS ARRIVE RIcHhOyD-LoeAi from
East: s:a5 A NJ 80 P. n Through from
East: II 80 A n. z.6 p. NJ. $50 p - Local
from West: SD A. n. s>S:S A M, and
IA p NJ Through; s.,s A n. HIS a n
and 40 p n
james River Line: sss.B A NJ. 7:1s p. n
ssDziiy except Sunday.
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York
Stock Market

Kew york. January 2--The openinS
Of the New Year on the New YORK
stock Exchange brought with II III
creased activity and broader market
wbiIc the DAYS total transactions
,,.re NOT large. they represented an in
,,s.sa and in the first hour as much
business was done as on some entire
5aVS recently. There was the same
scarcity OF stocks which has been a
,hara.feristic OF the market FOR sew
.ral DAYS. and in nearly all issues
l.uvers were compelled TO raise their
f,ds Not only the standard railway
ara Industrial issues, but many OF the
less prominent shares, showed gains
ranging from / 10 . points. Southei F"
paciac was the exception among the
Leading issues. This stock was under
pressure steadily and fell back a point
Western Maryland also was weaA'
losing L. London bought stocAS
moderately in this market. and there
was some buying on direct orders from
10 continent Expectations Of an
carly pesce agreement when s''VHS To-
med the foreign markets. were a iSc-
80 fr .h4 advance here. The easier
tendency OF call money also played
a mart In shaping speculative senu-
ncni. z
Foreign exchange rates siinenea
Sharply, demand rising more than hi'E
points III,
The bond market was irregular with
"a GOOD distribution of business. I"tai
sales. p.r value. $2.o6f,0oo-
United states declared IL on can
for the per cents
New York. January Money on
call firm. highest. per cent low
IA. ruling rate. S-4 per cent last
loan. ; Ii. closing bid 8 offered at
ia per cent. Time loans weak sixty
davs. 5@5 l.: ninety days. 1-4q
u. six months. II. Prime mercan-
tile paper, per cent Sterling eN-
change strong, with actual business N
BANKERS bills at S4S2 for siXty-day
bins. and al s4.s5so for demand. Com
,nercial bills, s4.si II. Bar silver oS
y Mexican dollars. 49,
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New York. January a-Beeves-No trad,n 2
e.S any Importance: feeling steady Calves
strong Veals ssG135o: culis. s. ESQ: barn
ward calves. $3.50: yearangs S+d 800
sheen and Iarnbs-GrregIar. sheep. $500
4s5: clills scSG335, lambs. s. geo; culls.
s. 5OGS59 Hog.-Steady at $40; rough, Sic
Chicago January 2-Ca:te-S;eady. shade
lower caves s55o1105o Hogs-Market
opened lower. closed strong. Bulk o. sales.
5. Q7.55 Saeep-Narket steady TO loc.