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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-06
New York
Stock Market

New York. February s.-Quotations
Of stocks drifted downward to-day in
much the same deliberate way as on
the previous days Of the week Senti-
nent was more bearish and. although
there were no Developments of sum
Gent moment 70 bring about decided
change In market conditions. such new
fnauences as were brought to bear
happened 10 spread pessimistic feel
ing.
Disappointments at the failure OF
American Can directors TO take action
on the back dividend on the pre-
ferred stock legal distractions in the
vsy Of concluding the subway negoti-
ations. and unfavorable conditions in
the copper trade. which were respon-
sible for deafness in stocks directly
concerned and the heaViness in these
shares spread 10 the general list. al
though tn railroad stocks for time
resisted the movement. Bear traders.
although processing increased CONN
dence. did not put their fsth TO the
test by venturing upon heavy oper-
atoms.
m amount OF business continued
small. and the movement among the
bulk OF standard issues was narrow.
some Of the specialties and a few OF
me high grade railroad stocks at
times were lowered a point or more.
giving the market as whole heavy
tone.
The copper group was the weak
feature. the share. being sold on the
break in the metal market in London
and reports OF unsettled conditions
m home market. Consumers were
said 10 be holding back pending pup
licstion this week OF the copper pro-
ducers monthly statement.
Declarations of a per cent quar-
terlv dividend on American Tobacco,
with j. per cent extra. caused the
stock 70 recover its loss of over IN
points.
Bonds were irregular, with lower
trend.
Total sales. par value. s2,30o.0oo
United states IS coupon and Pana-
ma 3s coupon advanced 3-s on call
New york, February 5.-Money on
call. steady; > 3-4Q3 per cent; ruling
rate "a: closing bid. IS; offered
al 2 Time loans steady: sixty days
2 s-4G4 per cent: ninety days, 4G IA
six months. IA.
Close: Prime mercantile paper l.
"a per cent. Sterling exchange
+srnoer with actual business In bank
ers' bills at s4s345 for sixty-day DIS
and at s4S765 for demand. CONNER
cial bills. s4.s3. Bar silver. 81 S-S.
Mexican dollars. IS 1-2. Government
bonds. frmer: railroad bonds easier.
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BRINGS IN CHEwED CHEEK.
ictim Carries Lost section to Hospital TO
Have II Seyed On

Wilmington. Del. February Walking
into the Delaware Hospital Thomas Duck
cry, Il negro. thirty-seven years old eN-
htbited one side OF his face from which
had been removed considerable portion
OF the cheek. Wrapped up in piece of
paper Duckery carried the missing section
of his face and asked the physicians if thew
could TX Il. He much disappointed
when told il would be impossible TO ssv-
in place the severed portion
Duck kerry said he had been lighting and
mat MS opponent had bitten out the chunk
OF flesh with his teeth. After the fight he
looked around the ground and gathered IN
the missing piece in the hope that il could
he restored 20 it, normal position. He re-
fused to tel who had 50 frightfuily dis
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PROPOSED IN CEMETERIES.
Bigamist Says He Always Pointed to FIRST
Wife's" Grave.

Boston. February How PercivaI H.
Dunn. given hearing charge of big
amy. had taken her to a cemetery, pointed
out gravestone and led her to believe that
IL marked the resting place of the body of
his first wife. was told in court by Mrs.
Dunn No. .. formerly Miss Catherine Shee-
han At that time she was not married to
Dunn.
Dunn broke down and admitted that
whenever he had new sweetheart he would
take her to 4 cemetery. point some
grave that of his first wife, and then
propose marriage. He pleaded guilty of big
amy and was held in heavy bonds for the
Superior Court.
Two Of his wives APPEARED in court
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had purchased a chicken farm at Egg Hsr-
Dor. and his proposal was accepted
AT the home OF his bride Mr.. Thels said
his wife died three years ago and that he
felt he needed some one to accompany him
in his new venture. then he said that ne
and his bride were old now and that he did
not want to make fuss over n. The bride
went shopping to-day in preparation OF their
Departure TO Egg Hsrbor Mr.. Thsis said
he did not know the minister who perform
ed the ceremony. and that his wife led
him TO the place where they were married.
The bridegroom has two grown children.
and the now Mrs. Theis. who is nfty-two
years old, has three children.
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R,ehnoas and CHESAPEAKE Bay Ry. ?.
Richmsad & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars t~sv~ Nsrche<fcr. Seventh and Perry
Streets. for Petersburg
- =. =. -. ~. % A. NJ. = .. =. Z. D
49, e.. -. - -. y. "
mo 2. n. for Chester u &C ridnieht fo<
Petsrsburz
Cars Ie..e r~ts-sburr foot of Sycsrors
street. for Man<hrstcr.
fs5s % - b. rs 3 z as. sIoU. = %
A NJ. ms. sIE. IN. sn. ~tg. 8 Is. 81
q a. ~ Els. 20 a. 81 Y. ".
fDany-Er. Sunday and holidays
sCarries baggage and cxprcs-
seLamitrd-Erccct sundays and holiday
All cars from PetersbarS connect With
cars for Richmsond-
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NEW YORK TOO BAD FOR HIM.
Easy Mark Tired of Being Robbed. Going
Back to Country.

New York. February because he does
not consider New York a safe place In
which TO live Michael Casey has decided to
pack up and hurry back to Athens. Pa
casey has good grounds for his BELIEF. too.
He arrived here January - Three days
later he woke UP in hospital minus 500
and a gold watch. \ week later. after re-
ceiving SO from home" he fell for three
card game and vas cleaned out OF all but
% cents which somehow or other was over
looked. Last night he was held I'D and left
penniieSS by two very careful thieves. To-
day he appeared a witness against two
Of the men he alleges picked him as an
easy mark
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule ia Effect September 20. 1871.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: ssD \. Nj. - 90 p Nj. - 10
+. NJ.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST E:
- is A. Nj. % % A M. 3 90 p NJ, - 70 r NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: Ell 20 A
NJ %e:S5 Z. NJ. al 30 =. NJ From the West !:
3 40 A NJ. al 10 +. NJ. bi 70 =. NJ. % O5 p
NJ > 90 p NJ
sDaily. aDsily Ell. Sunday bSunday only.
w b. BEVILL. Pass. Traf. Sigr.
W. c. SAUNDERS. G.. =. A. Roanoke. Va
c H. BOSLEY. ID. Il. A. Rich moEd. Va
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CLUB CHALLENGES THIRTEEN HOODOO
Whole Anniversary Feast Dares Superstition
at Every Turn.

Philadelphia. Pa. February 5.-Supersti-
tion is being defled by the new Thirteenth
Ward Republican Club. Camden. by the an
nouncement at headquarters, 1913 Haddon
Avenue. by the special committee Of thir-
teen. that the thirteenth anniversary Of the
Liberty Park Republican Club. which IL
succeeded, will be held at the hall on Lib
erty Street near Thirteenth Street on March
- 1913. on the thirteenth wedding anniver
sary OF Edward Kabinsky the president
A tentative menu of thirteen courses has
been prepared. There will be thirteen toasts
and the thirteen speakers will be given
thirteen minutes TO be brave.
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Firm al 42qi2Hc.: sales 2es casks; receipts
Il casks: shipments "a casks, stock p 60S
casks Rosin-Firm: sales 4ss barrels; re-
ceipts 6ss barrels. shipments 1895 barrels
stocks. I259i5 barrels.
New Orleans, February 5.-Rosin-Receipts
1875 barrels; rosin. 81 barrelsC.- d'nnununu
1876 barrels. Observation-Disclosures. 81 barrels.
Exports for Liverpool. 80 barrels rosin; for
New York. 1857 barrels OF rosin; for Havana
200 barrels OF rosin.
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CAN CAPsIZE ANY AEROPLANE.
Tiny. simple Invention May Nullify New
Engine of Mar

Paris February Am apparatus has been
devised which may nulIify the aeroDIans as
an engine Of war.
General Hirschausr has been informed by
Dr.. Cousin. scientist Who has recently been
experimenting with Jules Nedrines the
aviator. that he has perfected a simple ap-
paratus so small that il can be carried in
a soldiers knapssck. which is capable Of
any type of aeTcPl3ne to capsize. even If IL
provoking disturbance which will cause
has assembled 5000 feet
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1O5 NEW CASES
Deaths from Measles Fewer Than In Former
Epidemics.

One hundred and 1--WE cases OF measles
were reported to the Board OF Health yes
terday making 2307 since the present epi-
demic began last November There nave
been 80 cases reported this month. and LOIS
in January. AS In December ana twenty
three In November.
So far there have been put seven deaths
In the measles epidemic of $40 there were
twenty-nine deaths. and in that of 1907 thir-
ty-fve deaths Most of the deaths 1t was
explained. are either in cases OF children
under FIVE years Of age. or where serious
after complications occur the disease dur
ing the present epidemic among children or
school age having been OF : very mild type.
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cotton. ra.rf r.I..-le 49, rr0es r~-
=. HalaH
r.ta to-day 90 -I rH-'s.--rt -reefrfr
.s.r-- hafra. export fn s-fat b-tsIr. 572f
r.err -l haies $50. D. SLED ...rr
.-rrar. IfafeG - au norfa--s ef pol pc
q o. farr-. export 90 fsreaf Britain DBL. 1li
f.ai~s o. re Continent t- 90 taI~s 20
Japan H--s bales
Teal sIr~- -~pfrrtsr = sf all porte. So.
rr.rf-ra -r.a go bales sarrrf % frrraf
ff-iralr .r-r1 hsirr o. Prove. t- 81
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad Of the South.

The Standard Railroad OF the South
EFFECTIVE JANUARY .. 1913.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: SIS A. NJ. and
s.55 p NJ go Z. NJ. u IS A. NJ
For Norfolk % A NJ. 90 p NJ. 4l0 p
For y. & W. Ry. West: Sis 4. NJ. $50 A.
NJ % =. NJ. 70 p. NJ
For Petersburg: I255 A. NJ. Sis A NJ
Is A. NJ. 200 A u. $50 a NJ. 20 r. NJ.
40 p. NJ. { Is z. NJ. ss5 p. NJ. s-2O z. NJ.
II IS y. NJ.
For Go,dsboro and Fayetteville: - 10 r. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily. sos A NJ.
-oe a M,s,.0 A. NJ. 2 - A NJ. Is - A NJ.
>sio:45 A NJ. 10 A. NJ. s2.ie p. NJ. ~ 20
p NJ. Is p. NJ. b r. NJ, 500 p NJ. 90
y. Nj. II 30 Y. NJ.
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
nectious not guaranteed.
4. s. CAMPBELL. d. p A. 2s Main St
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6ffdmbpafG
WEST INDIES

New g. g GUIANA" and other steamers
fortnighfly for -. Thomas. ST. Croix. 81
kits. Antigua. Gusdsiogpe. Dominica. Mar
Unique. 81 Lucia. barbados and Demcrars-
For full Information apply TO A. z OITEk
BRIDGE a co. Agents Quebec :. y Co
Ltd. - Broadway. New York. SAMUEL "A
BOWMAN. eos p Main Street
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SAILED.
Odds and Ends From the Wire

witnessed the chase. grabbed guns and hast
ened TO the rescue.
After killing the dogs they succeeded in
removing the almost exhausted doe from
the water-a ticklish Job-and turned her
loose.
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SEkBOARD AIR LINE.

Southbound trains scheduled TO leave Rich
-,ond daily: 30 4. M.-Bocsi TO Noriina
;-r p M-SlecperS and coaches. Atlanta
R.rmirgham Savannah. Jacksonville. : n
p M-Limitcd. I2.s5 A. M.-Sicepers aud
coachcs. Jacksonville u-S r M--sieep-
- and coaches Atlanta. Birmingham
Memphis Northboupd trains scheduled 20
s-rfvs in Richmond daily. 40 A NJ. 70
= A. sb a. NJ 5ds p NJ so r. NJ.
Local
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Found Dead.

Robert L. Echols. forty-IwO years old. a
claim agent OF tho Southern Railway. was
found yesterday morning in his room at SIS
West Main Street dead. Coroner Taylor
who viewed the body. pronounced death due
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SAVE DOE FROM RIVER CHASE.
Thrilling Rescue Over Broken lee in In.
Juniata

Altoona. Pa. February Pursued bv two
hungry dogs. beautiful doe rushed ont
Of the woods ringing the .Iuniaia River
at Warrior Bridge and started across the
Ice. with the result that she broke through
and plunged into the chilly water
Employees Of the Penn Central Light and
Power Company's hydTo-electric plant who
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IN OLD AGE WINS BOY LOVE.
Widower of >ixty-five Weds Widow Fifty
tMo---sMcrtheart Of His Ynufh

Baltimore. February Not wishing to
occupy a large chicken farm at Egg Hsr-
hor. y J. alone. George Theis. q vidower
siNty-iiTe years old. came 20 this city for
a bride. after corresponding with a sweet
heart OF his childhood days. Mrs Dora
Quent- who had been a widow for twenty
years. Mr.. Theis popped the question about
three weeks ago. also setting forth that he
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New Orleans. February Cotton futures
opened steady at advance of 3nN points
on good cables and reports Of a somewhat
better spot demand in the South. The close
war steady net advance OF luo points
Buyers were cautious at the opening be-
cause of the resumption Of hostilities in the
Balkans. The wetaher map was called raw
orable. but many sections sent In kilograms
stating that preparations for the new crop
had received a set back through too much
rain. The market wore a holiday appear
ance throughout the morning session ana
business was restricted. Bulls bid for some
cotton. but their total purchases were small.
In the afternoon the market was easy, and
at o'clock prices were unchanged TO
points up compared with Mondays closing
level. Spot cotton steady and unchanged;
middling. Il 7-lSc. sales on the spot 66c bales
and 90 to arrive. Futures closed steady:
February i22s; March. 1924: May. l225:
.guly, 1232; August lLsS; september, n63,
October. u53: December. n.52
Liverpool February 5.-ClOsing cotton:
Spot, moderate business done prices firm:
American middling, fair. IA; good mid
ding. 10: middlng. 6.sS; low middling, 60:
good ordinary. $50: ordinary. $50 The sales
of the day were 500" .aies. of which 100 We're
for speculation a :. export, and included 200
American. Receipts 5eV1 bales, including
3 eco American. Futures opened firm and
closed quiet.
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STEAMBOATS,

OLD DOMINION LINE
Lv Richmond foot Of Ash ST. daily 90 p ~
Leave Ncwrort News. s. 70 A. II
a-rfre Norfolk ...........-..... 80 A NJ.
Connects ~lth main line steamers lea giEg
Norfolk for New York daily. except sunday.
: N y NJ Connections also made BY n 4
" RysP n. and &. A q. Ry. ~ p. VI.
Night line steamers stop 81 Claremont 20
land or receive passengers on signal. and vi
be met by public conveyance
yTRcTNfI NAVIGATION CO. Directive
March u.j-Jamcs River By daylight for
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport News and
ali james River landings. steamer leaves
Monday. wednesday and Friday at 10 A
81 Freight received foe al James River
Points.
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GoING AWAYf

To bermuda. Cuba jamaica Panama
west indies. south America. Europe.
Mediterranean, The Orient, or any part
OF the world.
~Ask Nh. BOWMAN
Manager Foreign and Travel Depart
rnont,
utcuwo>D TRUST q SAVINGS Co,
1fe9 y. Main St, Richmond. Va
Phone Madison bfS<
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Chicago H.. February 5--Cattle-Slow;
geenrally steady. BeeVes, Se.iOHs00: cows
and heiefrs $8as50; calves. s65oolo.co. Hogs
opened 5dl5c. higher. advance partly lost.
Bulk OF sales s7.S0G7.30 Sheep-Steady TO
shade higher. Native muttons, A15usoo;
lambs 15HS s..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 5. 1918
ARRIVED

Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. mer-
chandi.e and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
gers. Furman Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk mer-
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line
steamer Mobjack. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. mercnandise ana
passengers Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora. Furman. petersburg ana
James River landings. merchandise ana
passengers Furrnan Line
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKFlr.

Chicago. H.. February 5-Rains In the
In other parts of India turned to-day 3
wheat prices down grade. The market
though frm at the close. was isNAsc- un-
der last night. Corn finished SsH nc on .
oats at a decline ofhHi4c and provisions
varying from &c. down to an advance Oh
-i7c-
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Low. NlNSe.
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. c. February 5.-Spirits
Turpentine- Steady at 4li2c.; receipts 20
casks. Realistically at $3.50; receipts %
barrels. Tar-Firm at s2.20. Crude Turpen-
tine-Firm at $4,000: receipts 5 barrels.
Savannah, Ga February 5.-Turpentine-
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lambs. seaseo culls. s6a7.So; yeariings s'a
$50 Hogs-Firm; heavy 10 light hogs, $S.l5
QS4O; pigs ss359s.5O.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS MARKETS

New York, February 5.-The cotton goods
markets are steady. but less catve. Worsted
yarns are easier some Of teh staple num-
bers Novelty yarns rule very firm. Silks
are in demand. Retailers are buying well in
local houses.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.


BY Richard W. Maury.
s,o.,, and Bond Broker, 1915 E Main Street.
Richmond. Va. February = NIB
-r cEcI-RlTTES Bid. Asked.
Virginia SIS Old. c. and r, 1877 :. 80
u ceo-rries a-3 c and r., 1891. - ee,1
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open daily from 10 A. NJ 10 T. NJ
.dmission- 25c. Free IN Saturdays
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The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open a " to 8. p. N
Admission. Csc Free on Saturdaya
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RICHMOND HAY NNkKET.
Cattle NAREET>

rrCrErfpNp LIVE STOCK MARKET.
f~afrs 81 Union stock Narl-1
gfshrrcud. Va. Fcprgarr {. iii.
rrsrrrt ~ che fiNr stock market Tor ths
esE ending February =
f3esf steers. 1tsnSr.. medium O. good. t's4
- ...r.r mon ~ FAIR sr-'. best l-if~rs
r-.t-f. medium to good 81. 1fr.. common
o. fafr EsTar.. brst cows. a4Hff.. rlFci1fu
o. r.sr.i a. IL -. common 70 TAR ~ 90.
-. ....r. rl.rIfi.r. medium o. goo. 81
com mon - falr. =. e.. bulls. SO
*. felr saiaes. f4fpr fair O. good Us.
~ h.. d.. Cows ard CAVES. tHql..'1 per
49, p-.- heavy hogf 81. urliufa srd
firrf1. ~irrt hocs. ~. rigS 49,. roFs
arH rf1rr ralr. hest lambs. w.. me-
..f.- f4, srrf sl.41c. common % fair. -
E.. f~rf afeer enfisc. fafT 20 mcl4yin. -
=. rrr.-rrr e. fair ys1fisc.
sew Fa-f Tetruary o. Bee fes-irr-rulHr
-ssar- g. ..4sE bill. A9f5- cors '-.r
BEL. calves. -frerE IN light rccrirf~ fea q
g.. ID .iff frrsE harryard ceItce = =
r--l sheep aul fsuhs-Sherp tru. ar %
hlsacr. sheep. ta@zsl9. cslis. ssgtPl.
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bales: TO the Continent. Ass 43s bales; to
Japan. 1888 bales; TO Mexico, 1856 bales.
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Quotations for interest-paying bonds are
81. = mic 70 which interest must be ada
81 Income bonds and certificates OF indeot-
edness are fiat
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Railroads
-~-~---~-.-.- - .~---------~>~---~
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE so UTH
Trains Leave Richmond.
n B-Foiioving chcduie figures published
as Information and not guaranteed:
For the SOJth-DaIly 10 \ VI. Local
lo,G 4. NJ Expre~S. sJ0 =. NJ Express.
With Electric lighted Sleeping Cars for At
lsnta and Birmingham. % q 4. NJ Express
Neck DAYS. - r NJ. Local
YOEk RIVER LINE.
~ y. M--Daily-C onnccting for Baifi-
more Mon. We'd. and Friday 60 \. VI 49,
Fr sun. and 2I5 4. M.-Mon. Wed and
Friday-Jocsi
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South. 9 - 4. VI. and % a. VI.
% ?. NJ. s.o5 NJ. daily. u s. Ell Sun.
NJ Mon. led and Fri . = p II. Ex. sun
~ p Main St Phour Madison -
Riehuond ard CHESAPEAKE Bay Ry. Y.
Schedule OF Electric Trains. effective May
n fsfz Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
streets. BIS - 4. NJ. = % A. 81. b. % A.
NJ 30 a. NJ. $40 90 4. IL. 70 A. NJ. 10
y. n. 40 =. NJ. o % y. M Nh y. NJ. -
p. n. 50 p. II. 10 r. VI. b 10 ?. NJ.
i, .ic y. NJ. u IS ?. ". Leave Ashland. Eng.
land and Maple streets. . - A. NJ. b. % a
A. NJ. 80 % n. - . y ". : % p NJ -
NJ so 2. NJ. b . =. NJ. u % r. NJ
sDzBy except Sunday. ssSunday only
CooCsrries basssEs
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va. February .. 1913
-HcIESALE QUOTATIONS on CHANGE
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York

Sales. Stock.
10 Allis-Chalmers. Sd paid.
40 Aliis-Chai.. pfd.. Sd paid.
ROO Amalgamated Copper 49,.
Amer. Agri. Chem. com.
400 Amer. Beet Sugar, COM.
R.sSo American Can ...........
1888 American Can. pfd....-...
100 Am. Car and FOun., pfd.
30 American Cotton OIL.
100 Am. Hide and Leath.. pr
American LinSeed OIL.
800 Amer. Locomotive, pfd.
Amer Malt Co, pfd......
AGO American Smelling ......
American Snuf. com.
American Sugar ..
So Amer. Tel. and Tel Co. .
4.SD0 American Tobacco. com.
l0o American Tobacco, pfd. q.
700 Anaconda Copper 1900.
400 Atchison ...................
$40 Atlantic Coast Line.
A. G. l. of Connecticut. d.
lpp Baltimore aud Ohio.
- Bethie. Steel Co. com. %.
Bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
600 British Amer. lob. Co.
GO Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
$40 Central Leather. COM.
10 Canadian Pacific $1,000.
$500 California Petroleum d.
100 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
30 Chi. Great West. pfd...
2ooO Chi. Mil. and St. Paul.
9O0 Crucible Steel Cor. com.
100 Crucible steel, pfd.....-.
3,3p Colorado Fuel and Iron.
20 Colorado and Southern. e
3pD Consolidated Gas .......
:, 90 Corn Products. conf.
Den. and Rio Gran. com.
$500 Erie Observation-Disclosures.
400 Erie, LIST pfd...............
90 Fed Min. and SIN, pfd.
go General Electric .........
Geo. w. Helme Tob. Co.
so Great Northern. pfd.....
Great Northern Ore cts
l0G Illinois Central ........-
1.JU InterborO-Met. ...........
= 90 lnterbOrO-Met. pfd....--.
co Int. Harvester, COM.
Int. Mer. Marine. com.
international Paper 800.
Int. PaDer. Dfd