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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-21
uber ote 6riitlide 9emofratie ipridt.

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G5 gilt, ste @eieaidoft 5urud5u-
flbre1 BON oen Srrtpegen, auf Sic tie
ourd Die Nbtebr pon1 natiirliden uu6
poItttpen @efebe @ottes geratben lit,
utro ote Sdaoen 5u beilel1, oie oaraus
%entftanoen itno. gs gilt, oie @eleu=
!idaft Ger religioien uno iittliden Ct
relterung 5u6ufiibren uno Ste ginrid=
tungen Ser @eieaibuft urb ste pirtb=
idaftlide Sbattgfett gu oronen ge=
ntaB oen @runoIdsen Ser 8eredtig=
felt utb Der Nah1tenliebe.
gu la11ge mar sic @eieuidoft bon
BEN Soeen elmer 0em Naturredt u11o
Ser g0ttliden Offenbarung abgefebr=
ten 8tllettidaft u1O Sen praftilden
Jolgerungen aus oielen beberrIdt, ais
oaB lnatt cine p0lige lt11fefr in OBJ
iebbarer 3eit ertparten fonnte. Mber
oie grFenntniB, oaB oie @e1euldaft
peroerblide Bege tparoelt, bot au9
einen groBsn Sbeil unieres ar1ertfaz.
niiAen golfes erfaBt, 10 oaB Brali=
0ent 8ilion beim Mntritt lei11es Mm=
tes oerfunoen fonnte: uDas anerifu=
ntide Golf lit tief al1fgeriittelt bon
einer ernit ten 0eioenibaft BON ser gr=
fen1ttniB oes unredtes, ser ioealen
gerlulte uno oes pielfaden MiB=
brauds ser &egieruug> oie gu einem
8erf5eug 6es Boien gema6t tpuroe."
Dieie aufodmmernoe grfenntniB
uno Ste oamtt @ano in Sano geben=
oen Observation-Disclosures leiten cine
Sierra in ser in inherent 2anoe 10
la1ge pernadldiiigten un6 BON uns
felt Sabren %geforoerten So3talpolitif;
tie beleben Ste @offnung a1f eine
Meuor6nung Ser Dinge un6 babnen
cine &eorganiiter1tng Ser @eieaidaft
nad gottgetuolter @eiie a1t. gu glet=
der 3eit aber Bergen lie eine neue
@efabr in iid. gu leidt laiien iid Ste
mBagebenoen 6aftoren ourd oie einer
geiunoen g%ut1pidelung, tpie al1d &edt
uno BtQtgfeit mioeri treiteuoe1 6oroe=
r1t11ger 0es So5ialisn1lS 1no 0ltrh
ultbeoodten ltebereifer perIeiten at
pla1lo{el1 uno l1rbeitanoigen &eform=
Der uden, BET oenen oft get1tg partet=
politiide grlpagungen l1no lelbitiiiG=
tige 9etpeggriinoe moBgebeno itno.
gs lit oarum gar mobl 5u beber5I=
gen, oaB Sic ltmgeitaltltng uno &eor=
gantiation ser @eielidaft ltets als
gn65iel ins Muge gefoBt meroen ml1B;
oaB mittels ether MIR out sic @eilung
ser Spmptome ser tnneren &ranfbett
0e5 observation-disclosures geri@teten
5o5talpoltttf etne tpobre 8olfSmo6ll=
fabrt ni&t geidaffen mer6en fanr;
Dob oorum sic MaBnabmen CUR 8eiet-
ttgung Ger io5talen SdGoen, 10 Be-
gri6enstpertb Tie an ftd iino, n1r als
boriibergeben6e> ltnoernoe @ilfsmttteI
3u betradten iin6 un6 6os @aupt5iet
ntdt auBer aht laiien ionen; 6aB 6es=
balb en6lt6 ale oteie MaBnabmen
auf fonierbatiper @runolage ii6 anf-
bal1en uno in @inflang iteben miiiien
nit Sen 5or6erungen 6eS natirli9en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-21
Sefttpn 3.
seaiale Graee.

gbrinlide 5o3ialreort nj.
sssn flarer grfenntntb ser 1dmeren
Scott ser 8eit fat Ii6 Der Central
@eretn in 6en Dien{t iener umilotba<
'tiqen driltli9en 8etpegung fir ote
Golfsmoblfobrt" geiteut, bon Ser
8ap1t SEQ XIII. in feiner @n5pflifa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-21
ibn SEN gudariltiiden Haplt, ser
Stride @ottes auf's Meue erltonoen lit.
u poltoliider DeIegot uno
Episcopal.

u p 0 It ol116er Oelegat nno
Episcopal.
@ud oem Gertreter oes I'll. 8aters,
sc. grceuen5 gr5bii6of Sobonnes
Bon5ano> iomie oem ga1t5en omerifo=
nii6e1 @piscopate bringen mir ent-
gegen oaS @el0bniB ser 2iebe, ser
5relte uno oes @eboriarns, - in un=
leren Sberbtrten sic berufenen 6iib=
rer Der SCRIBE @ottes %erfe11ne1, un0
pobl ptiiet1o, oaB 6ur9 lie tpir nit
Tetrt 6el1en peretnt bleiben.
9etlge& 0 M M ion
ueber5eugt bon Ser groBen 8i6tig=
teit uno oem unausiprebli6en 8er=
tbe Ser BON Bap1t Hius x. 10 britt
geno gepiinidten oftere11, ia tGgliden
bl. &ommunion> aus ser oem fatboli=
ide1 @er5en iiiber un6 tpunoerponer
Sro1t nno unbeiiegbare &raft, uro
Siht uno 2eben 5ugebt> - bitten mir
uniere 6euti4en @loubensbrmoer,
oob re6t oft beim FL. Moble gu er=
ldetnen uno ant @liibofen 6es auer=
beiltgiten @aframenteS ibr eigenes
@er5 81 ertuarmen un6 at it4rfef fir
ote fommen6en Sage 6es Samples.
Mu6 6te Mitglieoer oes Central
GereinS iou mar erfennen am bGufi=
gen @mpfange oes &immelsbro6es,
un6 oem 6arars e%rblibenoen @na=
oenleber, oas uns = mebr oIs ones
onoere - befabigen miro, 2aien+Mpo
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Wortes.
MtfiionSmefen.
@etragen bonn @etlte tpobrer drift
lt9er 2tebe, Sic in ie6em 6eS FL.
@loubenSlibteS entbebrenoen Mit=
meni6en einen 8rr6er un6 ein @i16
@otteS erblth, empfeblen mir ouf'S
tparmit tie oos @ott 10 moblgefquige
Merf ser einbeimiiden Minionen TO-
tpobl> mie Ser ausparttgen. Ser in
oteiem Slime mirfenoen r@bur@ st.
teniton 5ocietp" iprehen mir nn1ere
boQite N%nerfennltng aus.
CHE un6 @bef@ei6nng.
g%ingeoenf ser @rbobenbeit 11n6
Seiligfeit oes bon @briitus eingeleb
ten FL. @beiaframentes, peroommet1
mir pie6erum auf 6as @nti9ieoen1te
6aS 10 ber6erbli6e rationale uebel
Der @bei6ei6ungen. @ir proteitiren
a1f feierltdite gegen sic f9omloIe
2ei6ttgtett, nit Ser Ser Staat nn6
sic Srager fetner @enolt oas fl.
8ano loien. Wir beoiirfen oesbolb
au6 oie 8eltrebungen, uel9e man=
denortS gema6t mer6en, UNI 6ie1em
&rebsiibel am 2eibe Ser Motion 81.
iteuern.
8ir be6auern olt4 OUTS Eieflte
ote 3unabme gemiidter Chen, aus
! oenen Ser fl. Stride 10 bel @@mer3
un6 Ser5elet6 erpa6fen lit. @ir Der
ipre6en, 6aB in unfern &reiien -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-21
Nelolutipmcn Der So. Sc:
oe3 ., d. 6. Gen=
tra(:NereimS.

Die So. General Ser amml11ng
oeS 9. 81. 8. Central : 8ereins, noel
DIE pom 3. bis 6. Mngu1t in Buffalo,
g. g., tagte, foBte folgenoe &eiolu=
t%iol1e1:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-21

funft Ste tbutfrdftige Mithiilfe BON
Seiten oes &lerus uno oes 2oien=
tbunts finoen, auf 6aB ite fernerbin
bliben ltno geoeiben.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04
OFFICIAL HEADS
CUT OFF BY BlEASE
He Is Revolving Commissions OF
Notarics Who Are Not
His Friends.
Especial 70 The Times-Dispatch. J


Columbia. :. g, January 3.-GOver-
nor Blease has commenced revOkinS
the commissions Of nOt2rIes public
throughout the State. assigning as a
reason that many not his friends arc
ashamed % q commission bearing the
name OF Blease. Says the Governor;
Il do not think any man should hold
a commission under the State govern
mcnt VINO openly violated the laws Of
the State last year by betting on the
resul; Of the primary election I know
Of 10 better way to stop such gam
bling than 70 carry out the law. and
TO deprive those OF their commissions
who were guilty OF that offense. This
is what it means and this IS all 1t
means"
Blease says that the newspapers con-
denim him for sticking by his friends,
and vet when IL comes TO the appoint
ments 20 be made by President Wilson
they cry: To the victor belongs the
spOile" and he proposes to see that
the Rlease men get the "plums.' lie
closes his signed statement with. =
shall stick 10 the man who stuck 70
me. standing by my old motto. OF
what shall a man be proud II he -
not proud Of his friendsT
There arc about 5000 notaries in this
state. Among the first whose Official
heads were cut of were three Colum -
bia newspaper men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04
ASK INCREASED
APPROPRIATION
Southern Farmers Would Extend
Campaign Against Cattle
Tick.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Special to The TlmeS-DiSDatcn-l
Washington, January 3.-Dr. c. F.
Dawson. state veterinarian of Florida,
with several well known Southern
farmers. to-day appeared before the
House Committee on Agriculture and
asked that the present appropriation
for the eradication of the cattle tick
be increaed from $3.50 600 TO 100000.
With the high cost of meat and the
supply of the beef cattle
of the country, it is felt that the eradi-
cation of the tick, by allowing The
raising of more and better cattle in
the South, so well adapted TO cattle
raising, is a matter that concerns the
whole country.
Great interest IS being manifested
among dairymen and cattlemen over
the proposed campaign against the
tick. Several parties IN different parts
OF the South have announced their in
tention to build dipping watts. and
some are already assembling materials
for that purpose.
Representatives from twelve States
infested with the tick were present.
Tomorrow thHy appear before the
Senate COMMITTEE on Agriculture. and
will make the same request for an
increased appropriation. p. H. MEG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04
~KM YORK rEnntCE MARKEr.

<.v Yurk Jaa.ut -'-r our = 80
y.,..t-cuotea al Sic. as. No not5nein'
pulutn cs-ts. corn .s-"ie- a. - ii'g -
1-f-r T.a--cr-F' i.l.. Petroleum I W
-..-..ir. and Woui-~;-a6y. Ro-i"-~ii' T.
N ...., s.s-~tcady Rice-I'irrn- Sussr-is.-N
and refined. quiet Codee-Spoi cas- TO-
~, ne santos No. :. lfsc. MUD
...-.. ,--.-,in,a T. rIsc Batter and cheese
Sf.a.iv. and unchanged. Potatoes-W '-,N :
l...-~.Ii... - b so. neu. southern. s 2 -
Maine. ln hu.k. per i"' POUNDS -, -
,,-...-, 81 s,f4f 3 -.. racsaEes--<teacl Dan
.... seed son s5rseo Peangts-J nchangee-
hrs-S;eady.
,-..-or.srcI o! IVES qriff hut Arm on me
s-r a. crude offerings. fnc advance i"
.-. .r1 srr4tor- .-o.u Local profess ora s.
sing prices were generally 4N p"ii.tS
-.- af-n.r So .e- 49, barrels. Prime crude
..,ina.. prime summer We ,ow. spot.
. no 81 lam. ~ ssi. Februarr. p March
.--f 81. MAJ fas Iuuc. 5ll- jay.
. 3D.. a1r-s- s<-. Zine winner yellow. 80
-. I'D. err-asr..- white 9, gt %.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04

bales: 70 France. 1cn57 bales; 70 the Cohu-
pen.. 1sy s4s bales: TO Japan. sSsS oales'
Total since September l at ali ports-Se.
receipts ll5o.Pc bales; export TO Greet
Britain. Isl 81 bales; "a France. I'''L
Tsnan. 1e5 10 bales: TO Mexico. 1850 bales
New Orleans. January S.-Cotton futnres
opened steady at an advance OF SG4 points
on eavorrable cables and buliish talk from
New York regarding the January position.
A. the close prices were l42 points under
vasterdav's last quotations. shorts we're
buyers on the first call and a moderate
amount OF fresh buying for long account
came IN. At level 395 points up buyers
o. Yesterday took profits and their onerlnss
nned tn. demand and caused reaction
rom the upward movement At the end o.
tho end OF the first haE hour prices were
unchanged 10 point down compared witn
Yesterdays close. spot cotton quiet and I'M
changed: -nidd,ing l. lJ-l6c: sales on the
spot los bales and % to arrive Futures
closing: January. $50: February. l2%.
March. 12eo: May. 1913, July. 800; October
1lSi.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSalsas at Union Stock YardS.)

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSal.ss at Union Stock Yards)
Richmond Va, January 3. 1913.
Report Of the live stock market for the
week ending December 20. 49,:
Best steers. 7G7i2c.: medium to good. s.. q
Sic; common to fair. 81 Q5c.; best heifeTs.
saeI.c; medium TO good A, a 5izc- co1nlno
10 ,air 81 n 4c.: best cows. 5T512c-: medium
20 good. si=gH*c.: common to fair. "a Csc:
best oxen. sd q Sc: medium to good. "a q
&c: common to fair. 81 q &c; bulls, 4. =
49.c: best calves. sGsizc.: fair TO good.
- .-.c.: dicks 49sc. Cows and calves. $50
$500 per head Best heavy hogs. Sc:
light hogs. 7a7s.r.: shoats and pigs. so
6isc sows and stag. "a &c; best lambs.
s.. a7isc.: medium TO good. 596Ac.: common
TO fair. q n &c: best sheep, 4Gftsc.; COM
mor 20 fair. "73i+c-
New York January 1-Beeves-1-reSu ar
steers. sis5Gs.75: bulls. $40 SO: cows. 81 IS
u5G Calves-Ac1ive and steady. YEAS.
s5ale50. culis. ss5oGs.50: barnyard calves
s5GsvD Sheep and Lambs-Sheep steady:
lambs lower. sheep s3.509475; culls. s.. 20 y
90: lambs. $50 q 915; culls. S5SoaS 90 year
l!ngs. S5I659. Hoss-Steady al $50
Chicago. January 3.-Cattle-Steady TO
strong Beeves. $500 $50: cows and heic-
ers. s. s. a 30: calves .s6.50G105O. Hog,-Ac-
;iye averaged x higher Bulk o. sales.
s. &. At -, Sneer-S;eady. 10c. under yester-
days average. $1,000; lambs. S.S gs-c5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Streets for Petersburg:
g, :. s. %. 10. l.. -: A r., L :. -
'ss:sS IS. Z. S. - 10 p. n
HOO p Il fer Chester. 1900 midnight for
Petersburg
Carr leave Petersburg. foot OF Sycamore
Greet for Manchester:
f5:I5 $50. s7:l5 '7:ss S:ss SIS. '-o:ss. Ii.a
A N: I2:s5 . IS. rs. ass. az s:N. 81
TX. SIS. S:35. 1870. Il:~ p. n
fDai.y-Ex- Sundays and holidayA
Carries baggage ana express
ssLimited-Except Sundays and holidaya
All cars from Petersburg connect WITH
cars FOR Richmond
Time OF arrival and departure and con
pectfons not guaranteed
c. s CAMPBELL. .. p A. - Main St
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock.

Sales. Stock.
go Allis- chalmers. 3 PAID:
Allis- Chaa, pfd.. 81 paid.
500 Amalgamated Copper 80
I0 Amc~. Agri. Chem. com.
IAN Amer. Beet Sugar. com
..4oo American Ccan .........'
l.aca American Can, pa. 80
l00 Amer. Car aDS FOUNDRY
100 American Cotton OIL
Am Hide and Leather. DR.
10 American Lirsesd OIL.
100 American Locomotive 80.
as Amer. Malt Co. pfd.--...
4 so American Smelling ----..
American Snuff. conn.,.
100 American sugar ..-...--.
70o Amer Tel and Tel CO..
tm American Tobacco. com.
0l0 Amer. Tobacco. pfd. new
- ~ Amazon. COP. X - cents.
J. ~ Atcnison ..-.--.---. '.'-.
s05 Atlantic Coast Line--..--
A 4. L. Of Connecticut.
20 Baltimore and Ohio
]. 20 Bethlehem tSeei co. com
Bethlehem steel Co, pro
SEQ Rriiish-Amer. rob. Co..
loo Brooklyn Rapid Transit
90 Central Leather. COM.
100 Canadian Psc, X rights
200 California Petroleum..
]. 60 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great western
Chi. Great West, pfd. 49,.
$50 Chi. Nil and St Paul
l0a Crucible Steel Cor, com.
$40 Crucible Steel. did.
Colorado Fuel and IRON
l0a Colorado and Southern.
81 Consolidated Gas 10000.
81 Corn Products. COM.
Den. and Rio Gran. COM
on Erie ..--.---......-'-'--''''-
ca Erie. list pfd.--..--..---..-.
Fed Min. and SIN. pfd--
SA1 General Electric $1,000
Geo w. Helme Tob. Co.
. lon Great Northern. prd---.:.
80 Great Northern ore GUS
l1O Illinois Central ---...-.-.-
90 Interboro-Met. .......'....
1nno InterborO-M Met. pfd-.-.-.'
80 Int. Harvester. com
Int. Ner. Marine. CONF.
100 international Paper .--..
Int. Paper. pfd..-.-.......
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04

Eiss%ssd II n:.esris frslas .1.etiv. Mas
r. ~ Leave RIohmond. Lagrsi 500 srosa
s = 80 /, n. -ss.s 4 " ". |. \ =.
40 p. NJ s:e p N en n -
y n. az r ~ sn ?; y, 49, s..
- - n.ois ssr.sss. So a a. TO A
so A N. 90 a n S's a a. =
.sp 6oF. n go r. N F.s
s0 y. NJ bsse ?. NJ uso p. -
r.pss,v srespt Ssnsay. -'ss7sAy seD-
sSsrrics bsxgaTs. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER cARhIER OF The soufh
Trains Leave Richmond
- R-Folo~ing schedule figures publish
% a. information and not guaranteed:
ror the Soutn-Dziiy. $40 A. n Local
ne N Express go p. n ExpTess
-f,n .iectric lighted Sleeping cars for At
l.nfa ana Birmingham ~ +. n ExDresa
49, DAYS. 500 r. N. Local
YORK RIVER LINE
80 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Baiu-
,,o-~ Mon. Wed ana Friday. eco A NET
So. and as p. Mon Wed ana Friday
LEGAL
Trains Arrive Richmond
rron, IN, south. $50 A. n and $50 A n.
800 p NJ SOS r. n daily; Izss Er Sun
Prom West Point: e.0 A. NJ daily: n-A A
Non wed and Fri. a. p NJ Elk Sun
q z BURGESS. d. p. A,
G l. Main St Phops hsdison q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04

ONLY AL. RAIL LINE TO SokFoLk
Schedule n E1ect september - IL
r<svc Fxvrd Street station. Ricnmon4 fOE
xoProf,E. 80 A. ~. '5soo T. NJ. 't.iS r.
FOR LYxcHBURo AND The wEsI; SO
A. s@-ro A N TO- r. ~ ~ p. -
=. aschuoo< from Norfolk. s1.U A.
N .s,s p. N. .TIs ?. - Fto1 the West;
SO NJ AIN p. n. bt.e Z. n. ~ r.
.o.sy spsiiy sr. sunszy- bsunSay ooiy
"a R-vrrI. Pas Traf- Msr.
~ r Skf-~DERS. o. Z. a. Roanoke. Va
q n ROs1sgy. u. p A.. Riohmon1- Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04

rap,as River landings merchandise and pas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Aurora. Fur-nan. Petersburg ara
James River landings. merchandise ana pAs
sengers Fusman Line
Tug standard OIL Company. No. Z Burke
Baltimore TWO oil barges. Standard on co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04
cuIc 400 GRAM Nt.RKEr.

r-s..-. January c-I-aproted prospects
a .e winter crop casei prices ~ TO-DAY
D.. r...- Ca.-. li- appeared and t.e mar
.... closed fa. sa.a. - .ss- atEat 20 e
...,r corn rr.-t.d ar d act 4ctsucc ~
a.-s sladc .19ci. ar1
vision. rl-f.. tE-sr
-..1l.rS f---r-. ranged - 20 o~s-
o7.a iftr.- Low C-osr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY :. 1872
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley. shelly. So-fo K r1rr-
rlsn4ise suI pssscr gers. Oid rsosninion Line
steamer Aurora. rurTnan. Petersburg aad
James Rive ia-li7es. merchandise and pas
&C. gers. Te-.asn Line.
Esrce Aiherna-ic. Lloyd. Baltimore. Nd
coal s. ff fia4es = CO.
SAILED.
Steamer Beri.s.sy. shelly. Norfolk wcr-
caar1Ise snf passcarers. Oh Dominion Line
Stesrlc. 40caEoatar G-sves Norfolk and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBJRG PEANUT MARKET.
Reported ~ Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
Petersburg Va January 3--Peanuts--
Spanish Market finn; farmers spanish arm
a, sIc7is per bushel. JuInbosSpanish 81 % per
Sushel: No SheIled. spanish. 7i.c. per
pound No she'led. Spanish, 414c. per
pound Observation-Disclosures firm. fancy jun
DO. * per pound; fancy handDicked. &c
per pound. prime. SNSi,c. per pound. ma
chine picked. g.. per pound. Smelling stock.
.--r ,sr rQrnd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04

Wilmington. y. g.. January spirits Tur-
pe-fire--tesdy az sc Rosin-Steady at
s.. -. receipts &c barrels. Tar-Firu al SO
crude TurDenfiue-Eirm at S3HiO
Savannah. Ca. January 3.-Turpentine-
Firm - -'G - &C.. sales -, casks. receipts
- casks shipments 1851 casks. stock -. -
casks. Eosin-Fi-rn. sales es-g barrels. re-
ccirts SIS barrels: shipments 80 barrels;
stock 1i--1s barrels Quote: 4. 3. 3 >.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad Of the South.

The Stabuznd NaIHUau OF tf1c .,o1'''
EFFECTIVE JANUARY $. 1873
IRA, g., = '.AO>D DAILY
For Florida and South: s:B A NJ snd
sB p, NJ. go p NJ. IL 81 A n
For Norfolk: 800 A H.. SEQ =. u. AS T.
NJ
For " W. Ry. West: s:u A. NJ, 90 A
Il 500 P. Il. $40 p. Il
For Petersburg: E6 A NJ. SIS A. NJ,
s.1B A n. 800 A. NJ. $50 A. NJ. 100 p. NJ
40 p II, 6:B p. ". s.z p n, 30 p. N.
I:45 P. n
For GoIdstoro and Fayetteville: '4:lo p.
Trains arrive Richmond daily; o,6 a ".
-.l0.S a NJ, II.fo a II. 'o.lo p. N. 40
= N SO p II. s.SS p. N, $50 ?. ", 800
T. NJ uSe p NJ
Except sunday. ''Sunday only.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York January cotton goods mar
kcts and cotton yarns markets were quiet
aad finn Pulled WOODS were easier. JOB
ters are doing d very light business a. the
moment
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,1.rKrr CONDITIONS.

-.,. Pou'tr:--Ali kinds scarce ana IN sooa
t,-,nd Dressed Pouit~y-Demand soen-
t.,s-s-verv plentiful. over and dun Live
Sio,t-Neais iamos. etc. very active Gngci
scarcity. O-her commodities IL sooa oe
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Railroads
Cbesapeake & Ohio Railway

7.1 A-Loczi-Dzliy-Nevp new
s.l5 A-I<oceI--D afiy-Ch'viiis- n. = n
ThurmoEa
.e,as k-Express-Dsily-N old Point
nc 90 A-Locsi-Dsiiy-Lchog Lexy e rc-ss-
80 -Expren-Daliy-Cin-. L'viils
ft.c0 P-ExDress-Dsiiy-Sor y. Neva
S.Oo P.-rocai-Dsiiy-N. NcW. Oid Point
SIS P.-Iocai-Ex Sun--0ordSnsville-
SIS P-Locai-Ex. Suo.-Lynchours.
$50 ifee-Daiiy-Cinctn's3. cnfcago
s.i.so P.-Express-Daiiy-Cfn Lviils-
.sieepers fParior cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHSo<D-Locn from
E9-t- 80 A NJ. 80 y. n Throush from
ra.t. u.so A N. 1.6 y. N so ?. n Local
frcrn west SD A. NJ. --s.S \. N. and
IN p. " Through: so A. n. II IS n n
Jsres River Line. -.s.B A NJ. 7.is p. N.
.-Daffy ~zc~sf eurdsv
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eIAnnaKD AIR liz

soY.hO,und trains schcaulcd 20 ieavs Eicn-
rnond daily: 80 A. I.-Jocal 90 NoTtina-
f.es = N-S.ccrsrs ara coaches. Atlanta
rsIrn,inrhan. savannah Jscksorviiie: I'D
a M-siee7ers snd coaches. scksonvillr.
liz T.. ~ Sleeper and coaches. Atlanta-
r,s--,t,rbarn aernphfs Norfhbound trains
.~pc5.fef 20 srriv . 81 Richmond daily:
7sso \ ", SO a ~, sl6 ?. ", 80 7. N.
LccaL
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~srr wR. BOWMAN

About personally conducted cruises to
Cuba. Jamaica. Panama. West indies
and Bermuda January 4. s. is. le, 20.
,, and q. February l. s. 20. p and IS.
Mach II. y and - Special induce
-o~nts for January 4. 8. Is and Is. Call
<cr Illustrated programs
:. w. BOWMAN,
rndepcndcnt Tourist Agent
-os East Vain street, ffchmond' w.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

Furnished By Levy Commission Co. COM
mission Merchants. Richmond, Va
Richmond. Va. January 1915.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. oN
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=. = avs ONLY Mediterranean Crui-r this
-rr.c- fnciuftnq shore excursions hotel,
- a ~ BOWMAN. 7as Y. vain 81, Rich
r-orS: FRANK G. CLARK. Times Bld<-
New YORK e.
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New Y ork
Stock Market

Ss,v york, January S.-Sentimeh'
,Sas on the bear side to-day ana prices
Ven: down as dccisively as they went
an Yesterday. Losses OF one 10 TWO
points were general with Union rae ,
Ne. READING, tho copper stocks aliu
steel playing an important part N tlS s
DAYS decline. No specific cause eoulo
he assigned for the sudden change ID
N. aspect OF the market after It's oIS-
plsv OF strength recently.
The position Of the London mar
and less favorable reports as 20 the
peacc conference also contributed Z"
-bc growth Of bearish sentiment LII
tie business was transacted for Loh"o"
account TODAY. although there was
some direct buying on cables from the
Continent Passing OF the DIVIDEND OF.
The common stock of Beet sugar caused
a decline in this stock TO loss or -
Western Maryland was again "e@N.
The common dropped i-2 points ana
the preferred .. Texas Company moNVu
acainst the market. rising points
A renewal rate Of IL per cent Tor
call loans compared favorably with the
rate of Il per cent week ago anu
cell funds were placed at lower hs-
nres later in the day.
Time money easier. Bonds Irregular
limited states bonds unchanged on
call
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open daily from 10 4 NJ TO r n
.drois.son- CSC. Free IN saturdays.
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New York. January s.--Money on
call STEADY. 3G5 per cent; ruins rae
II. closing bid, . u: offered at =
Time loans easier. sixty days. ga . L
DC recent; ninety DAYS. >. six months
4 1-.G5. Prime mercantile paper. .
Ter cent Sterling exchange strong
with actual business in bankers bills
et s4sa Il for sixty-day bills. and at
sASs for demand. Commercial bills.
ssh IA Bar silver. SO u. Mexican
dollars. AZ. Government bonds. steady
railroad bonds. irregular.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond Va. January g. 1913
Following are the quotations the Rich
faond Hay Exchange:
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

r. Richard VI. Msury.
sack I'd Bond Broker. lol5 Z Main street
Richmond. Va, January ,. 1878.
SALES AT BOARD.
virginia Centu-ies-7.co at =.
r. : and z. Div. Oblisatioa-&Sp 40 nv
Stat, SECURITIES Bid. Asked.
Virginia = cd. c. and r. le5.. Nst NJ
IA Centuries. -. {. and II, ial.. Sis4 81
y. ~
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Load your cars that hay at doors rep
resents contents and thus avoid reflections
This market grades hay in accordance
with the National Hay Association