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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
HEWITT ALSO IS
ASKED TO RESIGN
Assistant of Postmaster Basnight
Under Accusation of
Inefficiency.
Especial to The Times DisDatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Newborn. y. G.. December l6-Wh lille
Ncwbern is awaiting the appointment
OF postmaster to I'll the Office hold
by Jesse :. ISasnight. who was dis
missed TWO weeks ago by the Post
Office Department because he was in
: ihoidinate. there came another sensa-
ton Yesterday in the announcement
that Assistant Postmaster r. ID. Hewitt
had been asked to resign. Several
da! prior to the dismissal OF the post
matter postal inspector came to New
bern and made an investigation OF the
Office. In his report to the department
he sta ted that both the postmaster and
his assistant were inefficient, and that
Their work was unsatisfactory. Con-
gresham Faison Sot hold Of this rec
port. and at once wrote to the assist
ani postmaster and asked him to re-
sign. Knowing the fate which befell
hi; superior in Office. ii is believed that
Mr. Hewitt Will not attempt to fight
the matter out, but rs soon as new
postmaster has been appointed will
send in his resignation
II is also understood that Lyman
Thomson. tho colorcd Janitor in the
Federal building. will be asked to va
cate. and an effort will also be made
to &c; rid Of the rural carriers now
going out from this Office. Thompson
has been in charge Of the janitor's de-
parin ent Of the building for many
years. Once long ago the Republicans
:;ttcm pied to get him out. but he in
some way managed to stick to the
job. Now that the Democrats are run
airg the office. il is believed that there
VIII be little or no trouble in getting
rid of bin, regardless of the fact that
he is under the civil service, as n num-
Der of times In the past few years the
inspectors have reported his work as
beint: unsatisfactory. The object Of
the Democratic leaders in this section
is to put white men in the building
entirely, and also to have all white
rural curriers'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
FUNDS no LIoUIDATE DEBT.
Odd Fellows RnisinE Money 10 Com.
pIctc Payment ON S25,OOO OrphnnnRc.
Special % The Times Dispatch

TSprCiaI % The Times- DiSpatch.l
Raleigh, y. c.. December 16.-Grand
Master NJ. J.. Shipman. of the North
Carolina Grand Lodge OF odd Fellows.
to-day placed TO the credit of Grand
Treasurer Richard j. Jones $l,l07,
which represents TIE work OF Rev.
Xadok Paris. field secretary for the
past six months in the raising OF funds
for tho liquidation Of the debt on the
$.,000 Nathaniel jacob Memorial
Building at the odd Fellows Orphan
age in Goldsboro. The building is al
ready completed and in use. and the
special work now is the liquidation OF
the indcbt cdncSS.
Grand Master Shipman SAYS the
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grand lodge had about $4,000 in good
pledges yet to be gathered in this in
uebtedncss II is the purpose TO wipe
out completely the debt by the time
the next meeting of the grand lodge is
held.
Four new corporations were charter
cd to-day, as follows:
The Naldese manufacturing Co. OF
Naldesc. Burke County. capital $4,000
authorized and $4,000 subscribed by
about twenty-five stockholders for oDe-
rating cotton mills for general cotton
manufacturing and for generating and
supplying electric power and lights
Thc incorporators include ]. L. C;arrou.
John Long. John Garrou and others.
Thack ers Shoe Store. Inc, High
Point, capital $4,000 authorized and
$500 subscribed by w. NJ Thacker,
\. b. lefty and others for mercantile
business. especially dealing in shoes
The Howard Jobbing Co, Of weldon.
capital $4,000 authorized and $1,000
subscribed by G. w Howard, j. IL.
Crockcr and others.
The y. Il. Biggs Iron and Motor Co.
of Williamson, capital $4,000 author
lied and $4,000 subscribed by S. B..
Riggs. j. w. Boggs and others.
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COTTON MARKETS

Sew York December Reports OF bear
/ lSh private ginning returns were accom-
panied by another sharp break in the cot
ton market to-day. Prices made new low
OF general liquidation ANA scattering pros.
sure. Tn" decline was checked aroi:na II -
for January by covering and reports Of q
moderate demand against spinners' calling
and there were rallies OF sUiG points in the
late trading. The market closed steady at
q not loss al lD7 points.
Ih' opening was steady. Ia points up In
$ inpaihy WITH relatively steady cables.
som" buying may have hetn encouraged by
reports that prominent English statisticia ms
I I" exceed carly estimates There was also
CONSIDERABLE" buying Tor reaction after yes
i"rdHy sharp break. and after some earlier
irrcE ulhF!tE the market sold about id7 points
net higher
80 aggressive demand developed however.
nhi'r f'p"Ft thui +" prominent Memphis
statiSticiuu estimated The amount of cation
Slrn-d 90 December % %; T.. $4,000 h.i-S
/ lhe ruiuprcd report of another statistical hu-
fcHu indicated l.Ncroy1 hllcs rluu"d To the
/ dat" IL question Prices broke >"ry severely
under renc.v"d Hquidatio, and heuf pressure.
/ WIKI active mouths selling about l.Gi7 points
/ not lower. som" cotton bought earlier In
I tn" morning seemed 70 be coming back To
INC ring "u This teciiue. hut prices later
Slr""l"e IN = Ht'io trace buyinE and coyer-
ing WIN IA inH> have lrvn partly inspired
3 by REPORTS hat Interior spot holders were
. hot tollowiuS ;hc decline"
N'Ws from Memphis reported hat spot
cotton factors IH that market WcF. cover
INK thcii tables. but som" al the local spot
10 intrr-St The mills i'm fresh business at
lh- lover prices. private cables attributed
ii- relatively steady shoWiur iu TIA. Liver
poo! market 20 Continental buSiuE
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NAVAL. SToprc

Turpentinc-Sten Mt Ill., .nLiSpirI IT,
G i,,rSs kosin,,Stendy at ai5: rec.ints -
reIs 1.,, afwrlrrn AT $50; receipts 10 har
'luu" I'rpcntiie- Firm at S.5,c 90. >.
CENTS 10 barrels. " ~-'''''' re-
80 i,"r"hhnn,, Ca, December iG-rurpen,,,.
- h az i-'eH4-Hc.. sales ~. ,asIs.. yon,i..,-
rN r"AKS' shipments 3s5 casks. stock IN
~, la:.nns'h-tirin, sales 2.5I7 barrels 80
.,,pitiS ,;:5 80 barrels: shipments i5H bnrr.i
80, =, ~ barrels Quote: A. u q j. :.
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fa'ors Municipal Cinbhous.

PIN; unanimous vote tho Subcommittee M,
la, cuttings Properties ard I-tiii,i.s
go, misht decided to recommend favornh1 :.
~, "pp' ION Of $1,000 to build and e",'iS
-, '"ri,.tCip,I clubhouse in William H.
-, ~ y. ~ This sum s2j 900 viii be- sn.r, ~ ~.
Tho .r ,,ih,is i,s.f and $1,000 equipment
committee and the proposed nd,niuis, ~ the
"a he ..ph"use discussed. The building g.
ntbic,ic cc" ae III the northwest corner Of IN.
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Schedule OF El-ctrlc Trains. effective Tsy
90. ~ Leave kiehnond. Laurel and Broad
n, $40 4. NJ. ''Io:lo a. 81. li:l0 a. n. 10
T.. ~. 2:lo H. NJ. $40 l.. NJ. bj:Io T. 81. $50
4. Al. CD J.. NJ. $40 J.. NJ. ba:lD H. 81
lc:lo T.. NJ. 1885 Il. NJ. Leave Ashland Eng
land ana Maple streets: '5:t5 A. ". b7 800 ~
NJ. 500 a. NJ, bs;o" a. 81. ~ 90 a r. al :oI
y. IL. 'i2:9o NJ, 100 =. NJ 200 r. ~. 5:5l
J.. 81. 800 T. ~. 500 p. NJ. 600 i. 81. 7:9s
4 " s") l.. NJ. b::"o J.. NJ. II 20 y. Il.
DAILY except Sunday. "Suncay only
bCarrles IN ~
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4 c, l.. oonv. IS lin Baltimore bd)... el
q. Brooklyn Rapid Transit is................ s5is
Chosapeak" aud ohio COW. ii.s.......... IS
LiErctt end Myers Observation-Disclosures. a5i.
LiEEctt ana Myers - tbid) ................ IL
loriliard Company Observation-Disclosures. a6i.
luFillard company ~ ODD ...-........... ll6ls
Norfolk and Western Conv. iiss....... lO3
Seanuard Air Line stamped is......... ::
Scoboard Air Line adj. IS ,bdb ......... 19U
Southern Halfway Observation-Disclosures. 72a.
southern Hallway Observation-Disclosures. lo2t-
United states Steel md ts.............. sgi.
United states registered = 1888 ,hid) o.. 81
tinted States registered SIS. 1915 (bidl TO-. 1921.
,n!ted states Panama IS bidD........... .9a,
Virginia Brown Bros. Gifts. tbidj ....... -
Virginia Car. Chem. LIST Observation-Disclosures. ?lA.
Va Ry. and Power Co. Is taskedp ...... .2i3
NabaSh DEB is..,,t..... ..........-.-... 4S7s
WataSh-Pitts. Term. LIST Ia tLid) ........ 10
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H. l.. BISHOP. u. p. A.
soT y Main 81. Phon" AHdison ~:
Richmond & Petersburg Electric RAILWAY

Cars leave South R!chinond. Seventh and
Ferry streets. FOR Petersburg:
80 IS. - 70 II. ~ A. NJ. l. ?, IS. ).
!! 90 J.. NJ for Chester. i?:co midnight fcr
Cars leave Petersburg foot o. Sycamo-.
street, Tor South Richmond.
I";I. 90. -: '7:S5. 49, s:a5, '!1:aj ii:s.
4, :35. '7:ai. s:2s s:35. 1910 i!:t0 T. 81
,l'aNy eNc-p, sunday and holidays
oarries baggage ana express.
Limited. except sundays and hoiidlys
Al cars from Petersburg connec; with cars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
CHICAGO GRAIN M,RErr

Chicago. III December lG.-Surpriye over
IA" governments enlarged estimate of rh.
winter crop had Il depressing effect to-dny.
on N" price of wheat. The market; al
lh"I"h firm at tn" close. was i.9sc ,iudnr
last niGh'. Corn finished sake. 10 10 n-t
higher. and oats viii, gain OF a.da,c TN.
down w ~ :
Cnsh grain closed: Whea;-No . red oct. 4.
=: .t"-' No. hard !1itr.. so . northern S.isi,
w &C. 80 spring. S"dS'A.c Corn-No. =
yellow. 'op iO'4c.: 40. white. ZOE. tan new .
oats "" white, 'I.c.; standard iIc
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SEABOARD AIR LINE

Southbound truins scheduled to leave Rich.
mond daily :cJ \. M.-l.ocai TO Sorlina.
i:2o +. M-Sleepcrs and coaches Atlanta,
firmlnghnni, Savannah. Jacksonville. $50
i. M.-Local. li::5 i. M-Sleepcrs and
coaches. Atlanta. birmingham. Memphis.
LOO A. M.-Slccpcrs ana coaches. jackson
VILE. Northbound trains scheduled 10 arriv.
In Richmond caily: go a. NJ. $40 A. NJ
$40 A. VI. Local. :OL i. NJ. =.
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Shoulders. well smct-d. lb..
,RKET CONDITIONS

Poultry-Both live and dressed. especially
turkeys. In heavy receipt and market slight
IE lower and very draEgy. Eggs While the
market Is lower, owing TO increased receipts
same is active. Rabbits. veals. hides and
country bacon In splendid demand. Dressed
hogs very plentiful ana market fully lc low
err demand also much lighter
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Sow York ~ eiuhcr fC-Stochs developed
gains we're rccordcG iUt tradirc was ia re
dnoed volume and the bus ing principally by
Stce. Union Pacific ana .AualEamatcd COP
pcr-
rve traders faced ench o:h-i in the s,ocl
Ii@w 90 you fc-l7"
%aiiiuf aa airua i1a when ne
ureak comes VIII not - not, - stocks.
not more afraid that the break viii not oe-
For ten days many now low prices fot
tho year have been recorded IN veli-kuown
isSues without thc trader being able 60 turn
profit during the day.
American Telephone. after selling AT iio'.
itco.eIed - iln,: on an T glpiim!stis Stnts'
W. continue, 10 cdme 10 MARKET IRON, in.
ycStors who arc Tar from pleased WITH
Washiaston's altitude towards this corpora
Aftor a ouiet opening prices eascal OF. mi.
rois Central dropped points. TO Tho lowest
cry followed. whi,h was in turn Succeeded
by slump IN Canadian Pacific. This time
houses We're the principal sellers Berlin
and London together marketing some 5.o'l
Disappointed shorts biI New Haven to 70
ana Union Pacific 10 l5li. while Aiualca-
mated Copper. defyinF the laws OF gravity
transactions while Northern Pacific ana
Great Northern preferred displayed heavy
tone
No Change in business,
commission houses repor, lijt!H or no
stocks and arc no, inquirine Tor ,hcir usual
quota az bonds referred TO as January In
VcStments BOND brokers are little better
or than their h-othcrs. Who maxi spe-
,ialty Of stocks. Tie bond market was mar
row. with the hYIl. Is: the trading ia
American Telephone Convertible i'-s which
some activity WAS noted tn Mc market
t'i'5gS noi'; e; n 6G 3nG th..e
cage bones OF th- better grade touched ucw
Formal announcement, tina, tho nov S,a,.
loan wouid 10 issued at %. por cent ia,e
IN January wil Undoubtedly have the cGe,t
"i causing oiHer municipalities 10 raise their
can none ior th- ms, time this month
renewed u g.. pcr cent Out-ol-tuwn iu-
sntui!ons hro..e Tie rat. With their offer
inEs
= ;ranst.. OF ''ooo'o 70 san rraneisco was
Stools that canno, readily he sold short
are are re,auy--y ~ WeaEes, ou tho is, III
it"is Central New York central ata Nurtli-
"rn Pacific AMI Canadian Pacific a-- cited
- i"Ni@rcss where he pre,s"r" from invrs-
hanEns houses speak Very ,"usery"tiv.ly
the pun chase OF these Snag-s ,id then oniv
VIM me Idea ~ AYERS gins holdings :.
further drop In prices
New York. D.cembcs lt u..tor fe~linF
iEeN@Het Today in th' stoe6 m1rket ~
,on,nued win sharn J~c'inss in sI,o's ,her~
Va i7 recurrence" of irHl!ttiOn uu 90 SCALE
The general LIST hcsitutcd .ur Il tin- h!i
ultimately hiok. AWAY from the ii.lu.i,cc oi
highes i~.. Tin marker eNpcr.e,,.G @r.n,
si"nAl s"ttack> ami operations tor tile MS.
the Tenderness n"t"ftn-.sss. was nenm,-ly
upWAtI ana az ~ close popuial ISSUES V"l-
S,et t"Io., Nrr' "i"re encouraeius. %,
E"S s"'- - N "'4-i> Wrr" sIlEhiiy hoaNi"r.
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

"rk' December lc-Couon cood.
"ih' h''S We're quiet and steady to-G,N ~,
49," "'lS were easier. In the now lin. ~
stn',,a,t mn THa Wear. opened for fall price
S""Hei declines Varying from l0u1-ic
S"'h' Foreign silks We're offered NOR. r."
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETEESBrRG PEANUT MARKET
'etersburs. VA December ic.Erennn,.
per bHshcl. Northumberland 'ti,nt.o ~ .
bound ho" nx,;, ia n4; .nndpicked' 3tc per
a| ,a NJ" PRIME S,.c. per pound: prime
pound. 10y PEI
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Atlantic Coast Line
Tho Standard Raiiroad of thc South.

'TE EnIs1"Mr, Ke!IT1au OF The South.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DA1Iy
For Florida and south: s:l5 A. NJ. and ;.,;
T.. NJ. 100 A. NJ o"u ''"'
For Norfolk: 500 A. NJ. 800 p. 81. 4:lo p
NJ. 300 l.. M. $50 T.. NJ. ' -
Eor re'eIs6nrs: 100 a. NJ. c:l5 A. NJ.
$40 T.. NJ. Cos L. NJ. Gas T. NJ. 80 =. Nj
For Goldsboro and Fayettcviile: .t.,up ~
Trains arrive Richmond daily: so, ~
i2;l' a; 81. $50 A. ~, 's:si 4: NJ. ..lo:i5 a.
=. NJ. 6:3j l.. NJ. $500 i. NJ. 900 T. Nj 1i:.5
l.. NJ. 49, 1t's'
Except Sunday. "Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and conneo
lions not guaranteed.
G. S. cAMPBELL ID. L. A.. s3s Main 81,
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STEAMBOATS,

SiIty-Four Glorious Days Cruising
BY the Mammoth and Sumptuous
=. ). "RoTrERDA t"4,I7O TonsD
Frank &. Ciark's 10th Annual Cruise
TO THE ORIENT.
FEBRUARY oND TO APRIL It'll. 1871;
Costing $500, upward. including hotels
guides. drives, etc. Some good accom-
:nodations can be secured. Phone Mon.
roe l20.
ASK MIR. BOWMAN" Manager Travel
Department.
Richmond Trust and Savings Co., Inc.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales ut Union Stock Yards0
RiCh IN nnI Va Hnrn,ni,nr 4 1nis

'Saies ut Union Stock Yards.D
Richmond. Va. December Ii. 1918
Report of the live stock market for m.
week ending December I5 1918:
BEST steers. 7'ap Sc; medium to good. Gia a
go common to fair. 516c.: best heifers,
.';nSc:. medium TO good. Gb.d7c.: common 10
i"ir itdI'2c.: b"st cove, 5isuGc.: medium To
good it-poitc.: common to fuir. 3p.c.; best
oxen "'eHo'.c.: medium To good. 4s.I5i.c
common I" intr. i@R.c.; best heavy bulls. ~,
&C. Iisht, ii.09c.: hest calves, Sploc.. fair
to good 1'="sc.: dicks. td6c. cows and
calves $"OHIoco per head. Best hogs si.c..
!iEht' .'2nsr.' spws and stays. sale. hes,
sheep oH1i2c.; medium Ia good 4a5c.: com
mon 10 fair, 3Q3ilc.: best lambs. 1i.nsc
common To fair. 5dsisc
Chicago Ill., December ls-Hoss-Weak
tuIk OF sales S1.55n 40. C.ttle-AIarnet sIov-
Beeves. St.joag75. COWS and hei,crs 81 sn.,
so, calves. 5tHll.Do. Shrep-Ninrkct stcutv.
sheep. N.'oHb75 iamhs. s6.op5.sj.
New York, December -Beeves-Fceiinr
weak. calves Feeling steady. sheen and
Lambs weak. Sh-cp SSsodi'75. i,,uNp 20. "a
Hogs Nuninally weak
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stocks
Sales.

Allis-Chalmers ..
zoo A!iis-Chalm liners. pfd.
l5.loo Amalramatcd Copper
Am. ASr. Chem. com.
200 Amer. Beet Sugar. com
goo American Can
Toe American Can. pfd.
zoo Amer. Car ana Fdry.
american Cotton OIL.
Amer. Hide ana Lea. ri,
american LinSecd Oil.
2c0 american Locomotive
Amer. Malt Co. pfd.
900 American Smelling
American SNUFF. com.
500 American Sugar .....
go, 200 Amer. Tel. and Tel. co.
400 American Tobacco. com
American Tobacco. pfd
300 Anaconda Copper
Loco AtChiSon
100 atlantic Coast Line.
=. {. l.. of Connecticut
zoo baltimore and Ohio.
Bethlehem Steel Co. com
Bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
800 British Amer. Tob. Co =.
zoo BROOKLYN Rapid Transit.
200 Central Leather. com.
2i.6"o Canadian Pacific
TOO California Petroleum o..
-V' th"Sancakc ana Ohio.
Chicago Great Western .
Chicago Great West. prd.
l.Go0 Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul. D..
81 crucihlc Steel Cor. com.
SO Cruciblc Steel. pfd. 80.
Coo Colorado Fuel and Iron. e.
300 Colorado ami Southern. e.
SOC Consolidated Gas .....
1900 Corn Products. com.
pen. and Rio Gran. com.
100 Erie. LIST pfd ............
Fed. Min ana SIN. pfd. &.
1900 General Electric ......
Geo w. Iiclinc lob. Co. =.
100 Great Northern, pfd.
loo Great Northern ore Gifts.
2,i00 Illinois Central .....
l.9"0 IntcrbOro-M Met. .....
500 Intcrboro- Met. pid 80.
300 Internal. harvester. com.
Int; Mcr. Marine. com
Internal. Paper .....
Int. Paper. pfd, .......
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WEST INDIES

Delightful Cruisrs-.ibout 20 DAYS New
=. 6tINSA Dec. q and Feb. :. and nib"r
steamers fortnightiy Tor 81. Thomas :,
CroiN -: Kite. Antigua. Guadalounc DO
minicH, Mhrtniuuc, 81. Lucia I!urbadncs mn
Dcmarnra For fan Information npuiv ~,
q. r.: otTERbRtDGE 6 co, Agents. One
hcc ;. ;; 90. Ltd. - Brondwny, New York:
or any local ticket agent. Urn
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
RICHMOND Hay MARkET.

Richmond. Va. December lG 1913
ne following are the quotations OH the
Richmond Hay Exchange:
car lott
10 timothy ...-............. $4,000
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MONEY IN WHEAT

Fe'' Buys Puts or Calls on 1900 bu,h.,,
ef wheat No further risk. A movement, Of
SC from price gives you chance to take $500. %
&c. 10000. SC. $4,000. etc. Write for particu.
lars
THE CENTRAL STOCK GRAIN CO.
Park Bldg. Cleveland. o.
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SOUTHERN RAu.WAI

FKEAil:K CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond
-. B.-FoliowinE schedule figures publish.a
ss Information ana not gunrante-d:
For the South-Daily: s.io A M-l.ocsl
1880 4. M.-ENpEcss. 500 l.. H.-E.apres,
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars Tor II.
!anta and Birmingham. 1875 T. M-ESpr...
Week Days: 800 y. H-I.ocal
YORK RIVER LISE.
80 l.. M-Steain-r train (parior carr er.
cept sunday: no local stops. and $50 T. NJ
DALI. local Connecting tor baltimore daily
except sunday. G:oG y. M.-cNcept SUNDAY
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: csc r. NJ and SO / =,
:;2 T. NJ. $50; +. NJ. daily. i 80 Er sun
From West Point: $50 y 81 tsteainer train
daily except Monday: "a A. NJ. daily. 4,
L. vi. except SurGHy.
II. l.. BISHOP. u. p. A.
soT y. Main 81. PhCn. AfHdlson =.
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Norfolk & Western RaiIwa.

ONLY ALI. RAIL LINE TO NORF0IE
schedule In Effect December / 1915
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond Fop
l.. ". " 80"
FOR I.YNCHBuRG AND THE WEST
'o:i3 a. Nj. $50 q. NJ. % 100 L. 81. .s:25 p 81
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'li:;o A
NJ. '6:3j J.. NJ. I'll 80 i. NJ From tho West:
VI, 90 90 l.. NJ.
DAILY. !Daiiy except Sunday. isuneay
only. '"'
". b. BEyfII. W. C. SAUNDERS.
.. III. BOSLEf. II. I. a. Richmond Va
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RAILROADS
Chesapeake & Ohio RAILWAY

700 Observation-Disclosures News
':oV A-local-Daty-Ch'v LEX Sun
Thurmond. 1919
1920 -ENpress-Daily-Norfo Old Poin,
I:U cnl--Daily-L'chb'E. Lex. G. Forro
'l2 100 Noon - Express - Daily - Norfolk 81
Point. ~"
1900 -I:Npress-D aiiy-Norfolk. Old Point
o:oe ocal-DHiiy-N. News. Old Point
e:ie p.-Locnl-1N. sun ChariottcsviIie
.o:iS FL ."cai--Wcek days. to Warren
.:io P-Express-Dnily-Ci I'viiIc
1;p P-i. itcd-Dnily-cin.. Ch'go. 81 T.
III: ~ P.-ENpress Daily = Gin. I.ouisville
Slccpcrs tParlor Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-Iocnl from,
East: a:2o a. NJ. $40 y. NJ. Through iron,
East: II: 80 y. NJ. 2:oj =. NJ. $50 IT, ii Iarni
from West: $3.50 a. NJ. ''Io:so A. Nj and 500
=: NJ; through: $3.50 a. NJ. l:55 a. NJ. ani
Daily. ' ''-' - NJ
'.Daily except Sunday.
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BOND LIST

Alant. Cozst Liue I--
Al-aniil Coast Liue-I- aii.
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Leading futures ranged ~ follows:
open. fiir.. Low. Clos

baltimore. Md. December Wheat-Duu
ana lover spot. 40. red a59,c.: spot. No .
rcd. western. 600. Southern 10y sample 800,
81. Corn southern yellow. T0u7Ii.c oats
EAsltr. standard white t5c. Anle.
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

I-v Richmond foot OF Ash st. daily.7:oo p. M.
Leave newport News. ..................5:00 A. NJ.
Arrive Norfolk. ......................6:0o A 81
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily. except Sunday.
200 +. NJ. Connections also made by n e
w. Ry. Il. NJ. and c. & o. Ry. at r. NJ.
Night limo steamers stop at Clarenont ON
signal. and are met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO-James River
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point Newport
News and all James River landings. Monday
wednesday and Friday at Cos A. NJ. Freight
received for oil james River Points
Ali Travel Arrangements over Ons
Counter.
American or European.
Railroad. stenmship and PuIirosu
Tickets.
Baggage Checked. Taxicab Travellers
Checks.
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY.
800 East Main Street.
Branch Offices: Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond Hotels
TIME AND TROUBLE SAVERS"
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Daily. Weekdays. ySundayu only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
atop NJ Elba. Time o { arrivals and departures
not guaranteed. Read the signs.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MAnkt.r

richmond. Va. December 10, 1913
Following are the quotations on the nj, h.
mona Tobacco Exchange
HOGSIEtDS
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ACCOMMODATION AlNS-WEeKDAYS.
Leave Byrd ST. Sta. 400 p N. for Freeeriek,burr.
Arrive Byrd st. Sta. S.s6 Am. from Tred.riek,b'r.
Arrive Elba Sta. $50 n. ,6+2 n. from land
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cot,on fu,ures ciosel.

Cotton. qnie' midAnnp. 1850 gross 10
Colpts .-Itt bales. stock. SO 10. bales. .Npori
I" the contncnr los bales coas,v,.e s.s55
To,al Today or al por,s-N-t receipts
hal"s % ih" Continent 1895 bales: 20 Mex
roo. 1880 bales stock lov-.Y,, bol"S.
'ous"ii'i"'cd ~ an pnris Set receipts
!'-i' ht!cs; export to Great Britain. w. sIY
l"-. 10 th" Continents $3.50 bales. 20
japan. il.U-i bales. tp M"Niro. l5J bales
I"ta. sine" September ~ ain ports Net
rev-iut~. Gi.i5i' mu.> export 4" Great
Hritaiu, l.di,.r,l bul-s 80 Frame. 80 ~
bales. to- tl- Continent .G..-s5 l,I.s q.
Japan. 1868 bales 90 Mexico ISem bales.
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TONE IS F|RMER
IN STOCK MARKET
BUYING LARGELY BY SHORTS
Banking Houses Speak Very Con
scrvativcly Regarding Com
mon Stocks
n1 nRoNnAN wAIL.

Sow York U- cinhcr r. Stocks dcvcloHcd
n fTlucr TOM to-dar Several substantial
gains we're recorded AUt tradinc was ia r.
ou,ed volume and ;hc buying principally 10y
shorts. Arhitraee dealers were buyers ia
S,ce. Union Pacific ana AmalFamatcd COP