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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-13
MARBLE TABLET ISyFII.ED
washing ON md Lee IlnIxersiI - -


Lexington. VA. Juac I3.-Thc most attrac-
NNr features OF the commencement cxerrise.
"a Washington and Ice University on r,Ies
80 @19 ~" GiNciiing III Il tablet presented
.! u" colonial Danes OF America I'm tha
49, .. liElnia IN honor of the Colonial
~. p''s"H l"tl"n was made by Mrs William
Nullh toN. OF Richmond. who is prcsidcm,
~ "'"nlaI DANES. and President Horny
'.f'U:S S'Hith accepted the tablet on behalf
~ " "StinSt"n aud Lee. The address OF The
"",SS;tS!"H vas delivered by former t;overnnr
Ml!!ioln NeNa,.:er MacCorkle. Of IVES, "
flnih Of the class of IS who smoke ~ 80 =
HNHrhe" of the scotch Irish In co,n,;n
"Mshingion and Lee. ''e
ne thi+i : of blue marble in unious
'nc Ntstin4le of the Lee Memorial chanel
NNi"ss IN" top Is the inscr:ption. Sen il
'Aulu5 htuil lsi"l1S.." The following In
S'.ip't"h WIN names follows:
-, W honour of Robert Alexander and lain
nl"Nh' - -. principals Of Augusta Acod
einy of William Graham. urinci,,nI ~ Az
T,h>t" Academy and first rector az ! ihor,,.
IN :>C",t'ihS, ana OF the following who u .
-, -. ." - bo"Fd 81 Trustees OF said Academy
49, "a" colonial Founders OF this I-niver-
49,, LINES I'm, N"&uell. ID. ~. Sampson Mai :
tH'Ns' Key. Chatfrs CUMMINGS Colonel Iohn
nn"H!tr, Hey. William Irwin. Major samuel
Ni.p"Wtl. Thomas Lewis. William McPhee.
- .'rhctal Andrew Lewis, Captain, Alcxan-
',t T,HSt4rt Colonel William Christian can
..lh " ihiam Mckee. Colonel William Eic,n
f.',, 'p"a,i, samuel Lyle. Captain George Mof-
iai John Grattan William Wurd CoionaI
N. rt.n frest"n John Lewis
ne committee in charge Of the unwilling
u'.s NJ. ;lohn iiolladay Latanc. chairman !.
Mrs Hugh ~. White. Mrs Edward Was,
Nith"lS, Mrs. William A. Anderson. Of I.cSe
ihtton; AIRS. I.Icicu Cooke nnd Urs -
anthony breckenridge. Of Roanoke
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BRIGHTS.
MIR. Williamson Farors AboIishing Football
Play wing at Public schools.

Norfo!k. Va" June l2.-Contrary Ia cx,e.
tauoh. there was action By the il
"o"F" AZ It's meeting Tuesday afternoon on
.n" question OF aholishnI the secret socie,ic.
III, E.cch Icticr ir"ieini,ics oi tho Maury
iha ~ n"", rms was due To the fact tha,
~. ,'c'''hefS and text books ro,n,,i...,
Which gave "A hearing on the suh,cr, 4,
n y, ,.i OF students Friday. were no, re9d"
" MAKE tneir report. Chairman DAMN -,
Shid the committee desired Ia ..iv. ~ -, -
tcl further considerations ''"N
lhc committee also deferred repor,iu. 49,,
tae erection OF new teachers. Mr. pnIinio,, .
stating that there may he a special - - y
I"r tnis purpose. All teachers of m. 90, ~
""n nave peeh reelected have he said hc.,
sion sent out. " '''N' S'S-
The committee recommended tho r...i,.
49,, 80, 81 d. f"ui Spence as supervising in
Mr. Williamson cnlivenea matters coon,
Whn' when he offered II resolution vti',,
M"Eld abolish football playing m rhs s.l,r.i ~
he produced a newspaper cIippinr .n.t.'S,.
now many deaths and Injuries RAD 49,. ~
s""SG, IA single season lay football. ANA
r".""taEe this. or any other such b-,itUi
Mr Loyali said he was willing Ia vote 81,
49, isS"Iutioii. and when a vote had hc.n
taken. Mr.. Williamson being The oniv 49,,
h"r voting Ia ,!:c affirmative. Mir Involi e, !
~ '"u'" see no necessity for such II rc4olu.
ar. Williamson brought up another n,s,tt.,
"'' Wnici no action was taken H.. ;ldvn5
'",cd me adoption Of some method hv v,ht, n
>. ,.A.' moral STANDARD might he MAINTAIN
60 among the teachers in the co!ored srhn,i
- MN i,'uEherty came TO the dcfcns, Of
'hc e"i"Icd teachers. saying that they r.nrn
Sth' Tue very best class OF citizens of ,ho,.
'".c "a lee found in this community
~ P,,t'iYh from teachers In the first sec
oIn' thiFd ana fourth grades FOR tho m,
n"ihtinent OF special Instructor In NM
uitl framing or primary handiwork in ,hc..
& H. s, n,I urEinS the appointment OF Miss
i" the teachers and text books commit,e. =
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BENEFITED by INCARCERATION.
hrs. Bridge Breaks Away from Habit ~
Taking Iuutlnnuu, va

Stanhion Va. June EMS Mamie Rridca
VINO has been staying III the Avcnuo lis.
VIZ WI" ner SISTER. Mrs John +. Miller. since
~ i"t.hse from Jail unaer pond. has left
."l '>uicln va, L" visit her brother " ~
49,. tisaiii' an she Was accompanied by her
"tnrst hhushter Virginia. aud by Mr. Ire
n!iiiih' WI" came here to take her 10 his
nome. FROM salem she will go to Tennsvi-
N :,h I" VISIT another brother. Lewis r. IRE
imam ana VIII remain there untII her trial
on me charge OF numbering her husband
NM l,il"tc' comes up. Mrs Hriiges two
ives In Huntington. W. Va
IN ono way. at least. tho woman's stay In
me county Jan here has been Of bcncnt
ms IL seems now that her use Of Iauda Nun
mas hcen discontinued For days after her
Incarceration she WAS III from tho effects nj
pcihe without Tho drug to which she had no
come accustomed hut she seems IN even bet
Ter heaith now Than when the tragedy oc-
Cured last March. at Basic civ -
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SHIP YARD ONLY is Is ARREARS.
CITY Pays Over Its $4,000 10 Fund for
prOpOscd GcnernI IInsnItni

Newport News Va Iune - n,l ~
ship yard Is now IN arrears in tho donntions
10 the proposed Genoa! Hospital tn. .itv
naNihe para its shovo = he hospital fuud an
TUESDAY The money WIS collected bv Wal
ter IS. i.iVcIey. one Of ne hospital trustees
Less than $1,000 remains nutstaudint. -, ,hie
time. according to Mr.. Iiyezcy and mos, nC
this Is made w OF small amounts Extra
cnori VIII he put forth 10y tho committee To
the whole amount viii be Ia hand and Tho
work OF construction can he started
The trustees OF the hospital .auno, hon;.,
work until the entire amount ie collc,,Ha,
under tho terms Of tho agreement HI v'btn
two or the large donations were made A
number ot the smaller subscribers NAV" eo a.,
that they would nay when thcy .nw ,hn
ground Tor INC building. hnt ~ this is NOT
possible untii al the money Is in hand tbc
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New York
Stock Market

New York. June l2.-Aftcr long
Wall Street to-day experienced the dis
,nctly novel sensation or having Il
genuine bull marker For the time
being at least pcsSimism gave way to
enthusiasm. tnfavorahle factors.
which weighed heavily over the
market few days ago. seemed to have
been temporarily lost sight Of and
from the time the market opened until
the day was done. the forward move
ment went on uninterrupted. Cana
dian Pacific bounded up . points. Union
Pacific g. Southern Pacific. IL: Lc-
high Valley and Reading, 4. and most
other active stocks. or more. Trad
ing WAS active, aud many blocks OF
: GOO shares or more changed hands
Various Developments Of the day
helped to send up the market. Tech
meal conditions called for Il reaction.
Conditions were thus ripe for steady
response TO the new bullish influences
OF the day
Perhaps the most influential OF these
Influences was Secretary McAdoo's am
nounccmcnt that he would SANCTION is
suancc Of emergency currency. IL WAS
not generally believed that banks
would find II necessary to avail them
selves Immediately of this measure Of
relief. hit the prospect Of continued
sihilitieS Of q serious squeeze in the
fall had been causing no little anxiety.
and this indication that the secretary
viii do all in his power to avert such
conditions. was definitely helpful To
the market While few time loans
were placed. heavy purchases of mcr-
camille paper We're made 10y large
banks one institution took up $1,000
600 Of prime mercantile paper at i per
cent
Union pacifc's plan to trade it's
southern Pacific stock for Pennsyl-
Nania's holdings Of Baltimore and Ohio.
apparently opened a way for dispos-
ing Of a substantial part OF Union Pa
cinc's $4,000. 900 of Southern Pacific
and WAS large factor in the strength
of the Hartman stocks.
Bonds We're irregular. Total sales
par value. $4,000, 600.
United states bonds were unchanged
ON call.
Total sales were $4,000 shares
New York. June lo.-Moncy on call
offered al . Time loans. strong: sixty
DAYS. 414l-2 per cent: ninety days.
z3-4 -; six months. 3-4M6
Prime mercantile paper. 51-4G5 .
per cent.
Sterling exchange. strong. with ac
tual business in bankers bills at 81. SO
for sixty-day bills and at s4.S670 for
demand
Commercial hills. s4So3-4
Bar silver bol-4
Mexican dollars. As
Government, bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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CRUSADE AGAINST CIDER.
May Result In Appeal to United states
Suprcme Court.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Wilmington. y. c.. June 12-The pro
hibitionists OF Wilmington, backed by
the courts. have commenced Il crusade
against cider containing alcohol and
as result OF the movement n case
that may go to the United States SUI
preme Court has come up. 1t was
round that cider manufactured by
the Hildick Company, Of New York.
and which was being sold extensively
IN Wilmincton by many wholesale
rroccrs contained from TO per cent
alcohol. 50 n warrant was issued for
a dealer handling il. and later for the
mead OF the company. W. H. Hildick,
VINO came on from New York he
claimed, TO test the case. The suit has
been docketcd in the recorders court,
ana the defendant, through able coun-
sci, contends that the prohibition law
OF North Carolina will be unconstitu-
'tlonal If IL bars the cider from other
states and not that from North Caro-
INA, as cider made in North Carolina is
allowed under certain conditions TO be
sold. The Iiildick company claims that
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hHies; export to Great Britain. eb77 bales:
To the Continent sio bales: Coastwisc Al.
halcs
Total to-day at all por.s-Net receipts
~. bales; export tn the Continent. 1854
bales. stock, a9C.97s bales
Consolidated at all ports-Nct receipts.
2So2S bales. export TO Great Britain. %. BAL
bales. 10 tho Continent. 34l2l bales; to
Japan. $50 bales.
Total since September nj all ports-Net
receipts. sGli..4l bales: export to Great
hal"s; To- the Continent. S,339. 6es bales; TO
Japan, 3sl61 bales; to Mexico. 1850 bales.
Now Orleans. La. July 1o.-Cotton stood
at tho advance through nearly tho entire
session to-day The demand for contracts
Was good and the supply lini'"d. tM"irr
w4* chiefly for long account. although some
som" extent buying was stimulated ~ tho
prevailing cold weather in the cotton region
ana the report thai Liverpool was a pur-
chaser Of 'he new crop months in tho Amer
team markets. Longs were not heavy profit
takers. y little short selling came ont ut
sourc" we're not IarEc enough to he :; factor
IN tho days situation. First prices were tho
lowest Of N" day. The market gradually
advanced until In the afternoon sessions
prices were lltsa points over Yesterdays
last quotations. Towart! the end Of tho day
somewhat under Very moderate realizing on
the long Side Tho close was steady at a
not ~ nan points. spot cotton steady:
quotations revised, mildlinr unchanged at
1850. Sales on the spot 2oS bales and 10 to
arrive. Cotton futures closed: January
i9., August. u.is. september. ll.i6. october
Nii. December. II IL
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RICHMOND BLUES AS PATTERN
Movement started In IinrrIsonbur, :, a..
ganiLc MiIIinr, I,..n.,.,n.. :" VI

ii"rflsonburs. Va. June ia movement
ms h""ii indusurated Tor the organiyntion
81 i iniitary company in Harrisonbure :rhn
i'.;, got ITS inception by the aDpearan, a -,
Memorial Day parade On the streets wi,t
~ ihiiit4iy In line and the absence OF the
nSu"i s"l'tN over the graves Of the Confcd :
efl''e dea In Woodhinc Cemetery
\ number OF business men inciudinv scy
ciai members OF the Town Council have al :
.."uN manifested considerable Interest in
NC proposed organization. r. T.. Schrcli Ir
mas nccn Tor several days interviewing nro.
spcttlNc members and hopes to have n sum
Client number Interested TO hold a ,ne.,in
~ ~, ""rH I" consider the matter.
~. pan Is 10 Introduce social features
ny" INC organizations which viii he pattcrn-
20 20 :" an extent after that OF the Richmond
state. VI 'hc
ne Hariis"nhure Guards. Company H.
,1o'"I'r 'isiihh infantry. mustered OUT
by order OF the Governor IN, AnriI "'
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Short News Stories From All Over Vugi0io

e"mnittee hopes for the early settlement OF
me committee has been much encour-
"EtH ny inc progress II has made In collect
lux IN the last few weeks. and believes that
~ an carly date all VIII he ready 10 starr
pHi'iiiG with rush. George b. Nest has
l"l" ms $1,000. and when the smaller
receive from the OLD Dominion Land Com.
pan! inc dced 10 the lots donated for the
i.t mn contracts VIII he let for the build
..b. ne trustees have spent some little
.,Hr m looking over other hospitals with
l!t view I" deciding upon the most desirable
WI 81 hHildlne. and also Ia getting data
"s l" inc management OF such an institution
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Ashby--IstIIIey.

1vor, Va, June IA pretty wedding
was celebrated at the home OF the
bride. Cedar Lawn, near here. or We'd
ncsday afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock when
MISS Lottic Pulley was married to Ed
ware Ashby. the Rev. j. w. Rcams
pastor OF the Baptist Church, perform
ing the ceremony.
Immediately after tho ceremony Mr.
ana Mrs. Ashby left for an extended
wedding trip.
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PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
N. B.-Followins schedule h.rres published
information nad not cuaranteed:
For the South Daily: n:lB a. M.--Local
1880 a. M.-Express. 600 Z. M.--Express.
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars Tor At
lanta and Birmingham. 11:i5 +. M.-Expresa
Week Days: $500 l.. M.-Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
f:30 p. M.-Dally-Connectins for BaiU-
more Mon. We'd. and Friday. 500 A. M
Ez. Sun. anG 2:lo p. M.-Mon.. Wed. and
Friday Local.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: $50 a. NJ and $40 4. NJ.
400 p. NJ. SOB i. NJ. daily: 1886 EI. Sun.
From wust Point: $3.50 A. IS. daily; II rs A.
NJ. Mon. We'd and Fri; 4:26 p. n. Ex. Sun.
g. E. BURGESS d. P. A..
so7 E. Main st. Phone Madison 271
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NAVAL. STORIES

Wilmington. y. c.. June ie.-Spirits Tur-
pen;ine steady at 35,2c.: receipts % casks.
n"sin Steady at s3so. receipts - barrels
Tar-Firm at se.% Crude Turpentine-Firm
Snvannah, Ga. June l2.-Turpcntine-Fir
At 49,, 136c., sales l.is7 casks receipts / ~
casks. shipments IS casks: stock ~ Of casks
Nosih-Firm' sales aia barrels. receipts Zoos
barrels; shipments AIS barrels. stock l03 s37
barrels. Quote: A. Il. $3.50
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Kniiroai az the South.
TIsIrIrI.EI 4 isL.lI. L.

TIC SIaHNhru ItnlIronH az TIE South.
EFFECTIVE Ai'Iili. l.. 1913
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND Daily.
For Florida and South: Sis y. 81. and Gas
T. NJ j. 10 a. NJ.
For Norfolk: $500 a. NJ. a:co p ~. $40 =
NJ.
For N. & w. Ry. Vest: Sis a. n. $50 A
NJ, 3 T.. NJ. 9:2o p M.
For Petersburg: l.:s5 A. N. e:l5 A NJ.
s:l5 a. Nj. S:ea a NJ. $3.50 A. a.. 800 i. NJ.
li:i5 +. NJ =
For Goldsborc and Fayetteville: 1910 p. NJ
Trains arrive Riclmond daily t.35 A. M
i0:i5 y. Nj. Go ~ Nj, 'a5. A. NJ,
.e10:i5 A. NJ. ll:io a. NJ. '2:io T. ~. 81: ~
+. NJ. 6:Ob T.. NJ, G:3a 4. al. 800 4. HI. 9:0s
p ri. II 80 T.. NJ.
Except sunday. ..sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and connee.
tions not guaranteed.
C. S. CAMPBELL. ID. p. A. sss Main ST.
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CATTLE MARKETS..

Now York, June l2.-Beeves Steady calves
mS,sady, Vcais: ss;aoail.5o; cuis. :eaouSoo.
mined calves sl0G 1859: buttermilks ami fed
$500 500. Sheep and I.ambs-Sheen nnI
yehriinES steady; lambs strong. sheep
600: culs SSU3.75: limbs s775Ta "a: vcariinrs
So."on'.25 Hogs-Eascr At sS.YGaa.i0
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York. June IA price of u.c ha.
hccn hN"d for the fail on ix4 fruit OF thu
l"oln coitons. revision OF +sc. a yard. Trade
WIN INC lohhcrs OF wash goods t. steady
haw ti!k Is quiet. Clothicrs arc ordering
more ia'! goods. Worstcd yarns arc easier
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets, for Petersburg:
g. l. g. %. 10. II. az a. NJ. /. z Is. I s.
..5:45 IS Z. D. 1910 p. NJ.
ii 100 p. NJ. for Chester. 1890 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg foot of Sycamore
Street, for Manchenter:
t5i5. s:3s. ..7:i5 '7:s5 s:a5. s:ss .io:ss liss
A. NJ, I2:35 1875. Ass. 3:35. .4:35 535. s:3a
s1:a6. $685. 9:35 '1o:i0. 11:4o p. NJ.
tDaily-Ex. Sunday and holidays
Carries baggage and express.
s'Limited-Except Sunday and holidays
All from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
,'.ep",ted b. Rodgers. McCabe & C'o)
petersburg. Va. June ..-Pcauuts-Spnn-
ish-Market arm. Farmers Spanish. 81 GO
per bnshel; No. ! shel!ed. Spanish. siac per
p9und No; shel!cd. spanish. &c. per pound
.lfE,nias-Fancy jumbo. &c. per pound fancy
IN ndpickcd. Si?TsHc. per pound; extra prime
- pcF pound prime ai4c. per pound ma
chi'te picKcd, 3u3.Hc. per pound. Smelling
stock :'.VSc per pound
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Bank Statelnfnts
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL,
CONDITION OF
The Union Bank of Richmond

LOCATED At RICHMOND. IL TILE
I,1IoNTn OF HENHICO. STATE OFF
nIlt,ilNlA y. At THE CLOSE, OF
~, NESS June 4. 1913. MADE TO
III STATE CORPORATION CON-
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway.

Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway
Schedule OF Electric Trains, effective Nav
50. 1912: Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
Streets: b'6:o5 A. NJ, s7:1o A. NJ. bs:i0 A.
NJ. 9.lo A. M. '.I0:i0 A. NJ. lI:1o A. NJ 1:io
r. M. 2:io p. NJ. s:lo p. NJ. bl:io p. NJ. $50
T. NJ, 6:20 r. NJ. 7:1o p. NJ. bS:lo p. NJ.
1910 =. NJ. 1l:io p. NJ. Leave Ashland, Eng,
lind ard Maple Streets: .6:6s A. NJ b7 100 Z
NJ. 500 A. NJ. b9:00 A. NJ. 10: eo A. NJ, ..lI :oo
A. NJ. 100 NJ. '.l:o0 p. NJ. 300 p M 3:oo
r. NJ. 400 P. NJ. b5:oo p. NJ. $500 p. NJ, 100
+. NJ. $500 p. NJ. o9:0O p. M. ii 100 p. NJ
sDaiiy except Sunday. s'Sunday only
bCarries baggage.
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Chicago. Ill. June i2.-IIogs-Strong Bulk
o, sales. sS.'aH>Sa pigs. ST. 15nSi5. Cattle
steady COWS and hciterS. $3.S0GIS.i0; calves
s.t4HlO.io. Shcep-Steady; lambs s5.755,T 80
spring lambs. s6nS.16.
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Norfolk & Western RAILWAY

ONLY ALL Raj. LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in Eject September 80 1sl2
Leave Byrd Street Station Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: $500 a NJ. $500 p. IL. 't:lo
l.. NJ.
TOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
'c:I5 a. NJ. $3.50 A 81. 1900 i. NJ. 1870 z. NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: sli:40 A.
~. '6:35 =. NJ. I'll 80 p. NJ. From the Weat:
.o:40 a. NJ. a2:lo r. NJ. bl:49 y. NJ. 's:U5 T..
AZ. 800 u. NJ.
DAILY. aDaiiy ex. Sunday. bSunday only.
W. u. BEvILI. Pass. Traf Mgr.
". c. SAUNDERS. G.. T.. A.. Roanoke. Va.
c. Il. BOSLEi. D. l.. -. Richmond. Va.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

Diminished ty Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants Richmond. Va
Richmond VA. June 10 1914
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
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SAILED.

steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk m.r-
chahdlsc and passengers. Old Dominion Lin.
STEINER Aurora Furman Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
o"nErrs. Furman Line -
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Leading futures ranged as follows:
Dnnu- lIl..h LOW Clos
WHEAT


Baltimore nd June Wheat-Firm 1T
81 y Corn Frmer 1T Ceisc Oats-s'teady
standard WHIT" i'ai.i.c Rye--Inactive. No.
western. export 55!.,dssc
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Total s.I0I s.r

]. Geo; w. Call. cashier do solemnlv
swear that the above is a true state,
Union I'ank of Richmond. iocat,d at ~
Richmond. in the county of Henrico-
State OF Virginia. NJ the close Of bust
tn best Of my ability and belief. -
GEO. w. CALL,
Cashier.
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quotations .ioF interest paying bonds arc
~ price t. which .ntercst must b.. added
Income bonds and certificates o: indebted
NJ FIT.
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RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts. sss 354 8,
Bonds securities ctc 'FA''oo'ooi %
owned. including nrc,
o. MUM on same. ). $3.50. 3sl. 400 OF
EYnhanSs,on ouse ana lot. -. 10000 90
next days clcarincs , On
othcr cash items. ~
p ,"o - rom national banks. COSTS Is
i,rnctionn ma ~ NJ, , o,;,.. 1888 90
nickcls and cents % e
Silvar III .'.'........ Gas 90
"" ''''...'....... liz %
IOInI
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE IL. lel
ARRIVED

STEAMER Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk mer-
chandisc and passengers. OLD Dominion Line
steamer Pocahontas. Graves Norfolk and
james River landings. merchandise and pas-
sen.efs virginia Navigation Company
James River landings merchandise and nas
sengers. Furman Line 900
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RICHMOND TOBACCO m.nKrr.

Richmond. Va. June IL 1918
foliowinE arc the quotations the Rich.
mond Tobacco Exchanges
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-13
LA ISII,I1'II.s

Sm mp,ia. STOCK pad in......s 21o.75O 90
IIndivi1cn NV .,,G,,. 100000 90
amount paid for interest
expenses and taxes 1ooc7c n,
lnalvidual deposits coo
Tina n,y n cer, iac.;c =: l,e54.4ss G.
post t6o-day notes. -. I7a17 os
Certified checks ... o'fis no
Bflls payable. including W
certificates of deposit
representing money Dor
ne r%wSe for ac:r,;aI $4,000 90
rt .ssest on ro DEPOSITS; 10000 90
tercSt on certificates of
> a aenosd ........;...... 900 90
-" ioi accrued taxes $4,000 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-13

state OF Virginia. city Of Richmond:
Sworn TO and subscribed before mo
oy Geo. W Call. cashier this 18th day
w. Il. JERMAN
Notary Public.
MY commission expires December IS.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE M,,:krr.

MARKET CONDITIONS
Market In good shape OH everything eS-
e-rt eggs, which are quite plentiful.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-13
RICHMOND Hay MARKET

Richmond. Va. June IL. i?l3
Following the quotations on the Ri,h
mond Hay Exchange:
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Corrcct--Attcst:
CHARLES DAVENPORT.
II. T. ARLINGTON.
GORDON WALLACE.
Directors
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32 In n0 shar r.
+? Total sales week tfour shares
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-16
SLEEPS FOR FIVE
DAYS AND NIGHTS

Ft. Madison. Jan. 15.-Miss Ethel
Cowles has lain in sound slumber at
her home 1907 Des Moines street since
last Thursday evening. She is obIivi-
GUS to her surroundings and to the
many Efforts to awaken h,r. Her
case has been pronounced by local
physicians as being the most unusual
and taHling that ever occurred in the
city. The physicians believe it to be
peculiar form Of hysteria, created
three years ago. at the time Of the
death Of her mother. She was then
overcome with grief and shortly after
the funeral of the parent she lost al
most complete use of her faculties. be-
ing unable to speak,
The malady is very peculiar az
her appetite or mind at times seems
to be uDimpaired. She takes very
little interest in the affairs OF life or
of tie household. Her grief OF the
demise of her parent predominates
very forcibly at times, however, and
when she as attacked with the feel
ing she invariably lapses into sort
%. c ma, but the present attack has
been of longer duration than any
previ us one.