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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-03
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
~ B.-Following schedule figures published
as information and not guaranteed
For the South--Daily: G:lo a. M.-Local.
10 30 ~ M.-Express. 600 p. M.-Exprcss.
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars Tor At
lanta and birmingham. H:t5 4. M.-EXpress.
Week Days: 800 i. M-Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
1870 T. M.-Daiiy-Connecting for Balti-
more Mon. We'd. and Friday. 600 a. NJ
I:x. Sun. and 2:l5 l.. M.-Mon. Wed. and
Friday-Local.
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: ESQ a. NJ. and $40 a. NJ.
300 T.. NJ, 500 L. NJ. daily: l2:55 EX Sun.
From West Point: $3.50 y. NJ. daily IL :35 a.
NJ, Mon, Wed. and Fri; i:25 L. NJ. Elk. Sun.
S. Il. BURGESS. d. i. a.
907 L. Main ST. Phone Madison 272.
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ADDS LARGELY TO CHURCH ROLL.
Forty Additions TO Membership During
Weeks Revival Service

Lawrenccv:lle, Va. October Rev s. c.
billiard. pastor OF the Lawrenceville Bap-
list Church. closed remarkably successful
rcViva. at Dolphin Church on Sunday nfrer-
noon in the presence of a large ongregntion
These services, which had been in progress
for one week. were remarkable for the.
fact that the roll OF the church was fncreas-
cd by l25 per cent OF it's former member
ship
When the services started on Monday
there were only thirty-two members of the
church. During the week there were forty
additions.
Since August Mr. Hilliard has added
about ninety members to three small
country churches In the nclshborhood of
Lawrcnccville.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, III, October 2-Pr.dictIons q, =
materially falling OF soon in Northwes, re-
cTlptA caused change OF feeling IN the
NHeat MAJ ket today and pushed prices
nisher' Closing prices were firm. i.Ga,c 10
rsH'sc' above last night. Corn gained i,9.,c.
To NC. net. and oats i.Ti.c provIsiors -
unchanged to 7i2c. higher
Cash Grain closed: Wheat-No north
cfh. Ssi>9..c. Corn-No. 2. 7li,a72i1c: No
white. '2pl2izc.; No. . yellow 72G72A,c'
OATS. So !: Axe; No. white. 4l.c., stand
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Short Nel0s Stories From All Oucr Vugi7ia

male have died in the past week Yester-
day the police found two on the streets and
every day last week more was added
10 the toll. The authorities would like to
find the person responsible :or distributing
the strychninc about town.
Il does not seem to bc confined 30 any
particular fcction. Last year there was
similar raid on dogs. and the poisoncr g.
capped. Several very ValUabl" animals have
sucCUmhcd In the last week. and tie COM
plants are coming In 10 the police every
day.
Ii IS though, that some one with mis-.
taken icen OF protecting quail has selected
this method OF reducing the number OF
hunting dogs.
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. c. October 2.-Splri,s Tur-
pentine-Steady at 37t.c. receipts 81 casks
Eoain-Steady at $3.50. receipts 1877 barrels
Tar-t'irin at s.. %; receipts % barrels. Crude
Turpentine-F!rm 1T S2d3.9Q.
Savannah. Ca. October c.-Turpentinc--
Steady at 5Sitn3Sl9c.. sales ioS casks; receipts
Gij casks, shipments 10 casks. stock .j.!'.'
casks. Rosin--Firncr: all grades advanced
saies l.SS2 barrels. receipts l,5S barrels. ship
;nents g. SOB barrels: stock 1851 barrels
Quote: y. b. &, D. $500.
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OLD BUILDING BEING nAzED
To Make Why for New S15.O0O Structure
ut Emory and Henry.

Bristol Va October The old CEN
ira! building ~ Emory ana Henry college.
the noted Methodist school a, Emory Is
being torn doyin 10 make room for a hand-
some modern structure. The contract for
TINS work has been awarded. aud the new
building IS 10 cost S.5.Jjo this being one
halt the amount recently raised Tor the
N"ckeie!!cr gave Slo.op0 and Andrew car
nes!e $1,000 The remainder was raised
hounds OF tho iioistoH Conference II Is
planned TO have the new building completed
il ten months.
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RAILROADS

Richmond ana ChcsayeAHr bny railway.
Schedule OF Electric Trains effective May
50. 1912: Leave kicnmond. Laurel and Sroad
Streets; b'e;o5 A 81. '7lo A. NJ. bA:lu A:
+. NJ. 2:l0 f. a.. $40 +. NJ. bi:lo Il. NJ. 20
=. ~. 6:r 81. 7:lo NJ. bs:1o p. M.
1910 =. NJ, IL AS u. NJ. Leave Ashland, Eng
land ard Maple Streets: '6:65 A. NJ. b7 100 A.
NJ. $50 a Al: bs:no 4. ID. 1000 A. NJ. ''lI:os
A. Id. 1880 NJ, ''l:00 i. NJ. 2:Ll J.. LII, $500
T.. NJ. 800 y. NJ. DO 100 H. NJ. 600 F. NJ. 1:ut
T.. n. $500 Z. NJ. b0:0o f. NJ. ll:o0 =. NJ.
.Daiiy except Sunday. "Suncay only.
bCnrries baggage
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLA ALL GAIL Line ~ NOkt OLk
Gcheuuie In Effect Septem Der 80 1912.
Leave Byrd street station. Iticninond. FOR
NORFOLK: '3:UO A. NJ. '5:vu r. A., %;n
For LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
It :l6 A. NJ. 300 Il. NJ. 1900 p. NJ. 1920 T.. Al
M..'o:s5 Z "a, III 80 J.. NJ. From tho West
.c:4U a. Al. a2:iC r. NJ. bI:N l.. NJ. '6:vj r.
NJ, $500 f. Al.
'paiIy. aDaiiy e1. Sunday. bsundny oL.s
W. Is BEN Ill. Pass. Traf Mgr.
". G.. SAUNDERS q. L. A., Roanoke. Va
Z. Ii. bOsLEi. -. \. a.. Ricnnond- Va.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railwa'

Cars leave South Richmond. Seventh and
ferry Streets. Tor Petersburg:
90, Z. s. IS. TO- IL, 'l2 -. NJ, !. 2 %. o.
''b:45. 20. Z. 8. %. 10 L. NJ
ll:eO p. NJ. for Chester. 1900 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg, foot OF Sycamore
Street Tor South Richmond:
t5:l5 6:3. ''7:30 '7S5. s:35. 9:S5 'lo:85. II :3S
A. NJ, 1886. 1885, 2:35 1895. '4:35. 5:35. 6:35.
Il :o5 s7:35. SOS. $3.50. '1o:iO. l:40 P. 81.
tDaiiy except Sunday and holidays.
Carries baggage and express.
'I.imited. except sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with cara
for Rirhmond.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. October 2.-Cotton goods mar
kets ruled strong to-day. Mems wear fac.
tors reported Il prepondernting demand for
worsteds Instead OF Carded wooens FOR
spring. Raw silk WAS easier and manufac-
turers bought moro literally for spring
Yarns were strong.
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sIAIBistRH AIR LINE.

sEABCtRi AIR LINE.
South bound trains scheduIed to leave Rich
mond daily: 800 A. M.-Locnl TO Norlina-
I:lo p. M.-Sleopors and coaches. Atlanta,
Birmingham. Savannah Jacksonville. Il:N
r. M.-Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta, Bir-
coaches Jacksonville. Northbound trains
scheduled TO arrive In Rtohmond daily: 6:aS
A. M. 7;4o A. NJ. 6:1e z. ~. $3.50 p. II. Local
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CATTLE MARKETS,
VII LIZ -hItIfhEIS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSaies at Union Stock Yards.)

tSaies at Union Stock Yards)
Richmond. Va. October q 1913
Report OF the live stock market for the
week ending September %. 1918:
Best steers. 1&MSc. Zone load extra cnttie
higher: medium to good. GIaa.7kc: common
to fair. SGaGl.c.: best heifers. 7n7Ec.: me-
4,ap5Hc.: best COWS. 5i24Gc. medium to good
h.pS%c.: common to fair. 3,suIhc.; best
oxen CuGs,c.: medium to good. safe: com
mon TO fair. 4TiS.c.: heavy bulls 5sf6c. ::
light. t.W1c.: best calves. ?al0c: fair to
good. IlaI9c.: dicks, 5I6c. Cows and calves
!E5I6S" per head. Best hogs. Samac.: sows
ana stays. 5IIisc.: best sheep. 4iaGt5c.: fair
TO eoou' 3'sMEc: common To fair 2iam3c.
best lambs. 40 &c. common TO fair. 5I(Ci2c
Chicago. ILL.,. October 2.-Iiogs-Steady to n
shade lower. Bulk OF sales. Ss30GS15: pigs
&1baSoo Cattle-Slow. but steady. cows
and hcifcrs s375dS.5a: calves. sI.75atii CO.
shcep-Steoay to strong. Lambs S5Sj41+0.
New York October DEMONSTRATING
steady Calves-Fecline steady at soni350.
Sheep-Steady at S30i5o: lambs scar 81
iiogs-Nominaly weak.
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line LIST 4s................ sI'.
Atlantic Coast Liuc-I. and " 4s..... ~
y, {. l.. conN - tin Baltimore, askcd). .3as
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 4s............... $50.
Chesapeake and Obi" COnv. 4:s......... SDis
iigEeu and Myers Observation-Disclosures. -.
Liggeu and Myers Observation-Disclosures. l90
Loril!ard Company IS tb!dp .............. 96i.
Lcr!llard Company ~ 'bid).............. lis5.
Norfolk ANA Western cow ii7s........ l0j
Scaboard Air Line stamped Is (askedb.. ST..
Seahoard Air Line adj. IS tbid) .......... 80,
southern Halfway Is Observation-Disclosures. 7iA.
SOut hcrn hallway Observation-Disclosures. lOS-.
United States Steel end 5s............... 1905.
United states registered -. 1920 tsalcsl .5
United States registered IS 1918 ODD. I0ai,
United states PANAMA - thidJ .......... 3ai.
Virginia Brown Bros cts. tbidl ........ id
Virginia Car. chem. list Observation-Disclosures. -
VA Ky. and Power Co. IS tasked) ...... -
wabash deb Observation-Disclosures. 5oi.
Wabnsh.rItts. Torn. Isl Is ODD ........ u
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STOCKS ADVANCED
BY ESS|ONALS
Close Strong, With Traders
Lately Active Oh Bear Side
Largely Responsible.
COAL ISSUES ARE ADVANCED
English Bank Rate Goes to 5 Per
Cent Without Effect-Bos-
ton Sells Steel.
u, nRoADAN WALL.


Sew YORK october Stocks closed
strong Analgamated led with two
point advance, and Utah gained ll-2
and Tennessee Coupe, point. The
professional traders lately active on
the bear side OF the market were large
&, Is Responsible for to-day's advances.
Attempts to cover offerings small;
steel rose from - S to go - with
Boston houses bidders. Union Pacific
gained point ana Beading made
fractional advance without any special
DEVELOPMENT in the news
OF the international stocks, Canadian
Pacific was conspicuous with an adj
vance OF three points. There were ia
vorable reports of the heavy shipments
OF grain from the Saskatchewan dis
trict and rumors were current that the
unsold lands which are given market
OF s197 .0oO, 600 might be turned into as
sets Of another form.
Coal Issues Advance.
Pittsburgh Coal issues again adj
vanced sharply. tho preferred rising
three points on the appointment of Il
committee to consider plan to dispose
OF the accrued dividend the pre-
fcrred stock II is understood that the
current year just ended has been the
most successful IN the history of the
company.
1t was accounted remarkable that the
unexpected advance in the English
bank rate to 3 pei cent was with
ont market effect. 1t is only accounted
for the assumption that there WAS
n very small bull position open in the
international! stocks. London houses
hardly factor in the days bus
mess some 5000 shares were sold
here for foreign account. The univcr-
sal Observance of the Jewish holiday
undoubtedly restricted business. Local
news was generally OF an unfavorablc
character. Prominence was given to ru
mors-denied from Notwithstanding
the President contemplated having the
government take over tho telegraph
and telephone business. and the csti-
mate OF cotton conditions furnished Ivy
the government was somewhat below
previous estimates with its showing OF
Cal.
Government ~ Are Down.
United States government - were
offered At 70 "a and the bid was mark
ed down TO - -. equaling the years
low price that was recorded in April.
The attempt OF treasury officials to
artifically stimulate the market for
government securities has sign2lly fail
cd. The strain OF the October settle
ments abroad is now apparent. The
Bank OF France reflects AN increase in
note circulation OF S+4,000000 and s5l-
100000 i'll bills discounted The Bank
az Germany showed n cash decrease OF
$4,000 00Q of which over s90oo.o 600 was
in gold The Bank Of England made
loss Of $l5.O00oOO gold and reserves
fell $2oooo0o0, producing a reduction
t ot KS gsoDoF'i0" of reserve to liabilities
No Foreign Speculation.
These :igures, of course. preclude the
thought that foreign bankers are will
ing at this time 10 extend any accom-
modauon for speculative transactions.
1T is considered fortunate that holdings
Of American securities abroad have
been So thoroughly liqudatcd that no
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Railroads
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

,:lj al-Dailr-Newport Newa
t;io A Locai-Daiiy-CE'v!ile Eek Fun
ThurIaopd.
500 A--Exprcss- Dn!ly-Norfoik. Old Poin,
tio:N A.-locHl-Daily--Lehb'a Lex. c. Forge
'lZ:g9 Hoon-LKLress-Dail - norfolk t,iS
Point
ft:e0 P EaproSs-Daiiy-Nor. Old Point
500 P! ocal-Daiiy--N. News. Old Point
t;i9 P.-l-oca!-Ex. Sun.--Ch rlottcsv!lie.
200 p L prcss-raily-C L'v!iis
tl5 P.-i.ocal Week days. except Ssturday
to warren Saturdays to Giudstone
'e:4 P.-l-iuited-Daiiy-C Ch'Eo. ST L.
ll:VJ P.-E.pr-Ks Daily = Gin. louisyilie
Lynchbury. Natural Bridge
Sleepcrs. farioI Cars
TRAINS AEItiN l. RtCHMOND-Loc,; rro-,
East: ,:55 A. NJ. 5:2 H. 81. Through from
Last. y 80 a. III. l:S5 Il NJ sac l.. " Local
from West: s:!5 a NJ. ''s is A. M and 7:N
T. NJ Through: AIS A. al. n:s5 n NJ and
-.si l. vi
James River Linz: .:ai \. RI. ass p.
week days. Sundays s:55 =. II.
Daily except Sunday.
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co,ton ,ntures closed .t.aax .
co,ton. 90 miaaIlnr. - 80 e

Cotton s'cod middllnr i4.c0. rfoss re.
Total to-day nt AIN por,s-Nc, receip,s.
.lSis bales; e>pur' 10 Great britain t0l
h'lcs. - Franc, li BALES 70 the Con,i.
nent 10 bales To- japan :S-5 bales stock,
ccusoiidatci AZ all ports-&et rec.,rt.
siia5l tales, export TO Great britain Ii5 -.
bales; TO France - ~ bnles. to the Cont
nent Hiss bnles. to japan. ISIS bales
Total since september a. al ports No,
receipts. i3t6333 bales; export 10 GREG,
Britain. A5lSls bales TO Franco lGl55G bales
20 The Continent po0l5 bales to Japan
l.lS5 bales; 10 Mexico, S.. bales
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Richmond. FrGdcriCkSb'g & Potomac R. B
roARD FROM WASHING TON AND sEY0N6
AccoMMopA1lnN IRAINs-weEknAYs

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS wEEKDaYs.
Leave BYRD ST. St.. 400 r. NJ for Frederieksburs.
Leave Eiba Sta. 100 A. n. 30 r. ~ for Ashland.
hrrne BJrd st. Sta. S.oh An. from Frede rieksbg.
Arrive Elba Sta. 6.8O An .6k2 r. n. from Ashland
.Daily. Weekdays. ssundsys only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
stop at Eibe. Time o arrivals and departurO
tot guaranteed. Read the RiKnA.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

Richmond. Va. October ., 1918
Following are quotations on the Rich
mond Tobacco Exchange:
HOGSHEADS
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
BY Caskie g. Burch ( 60
tiock and BOND Brokers 10. l. ainir 81.

BY Caeki- O. Bltch 4 Co
siock and Bond Brokers, 1915 l.. Main street
Richmond. Va, October :. 1919.
STATE SECURITIES Bla Asy.s
Virginia 3s OLA. G and r.. 1892 tsi,
Va Centuries, 20 c and r., 1881 So 50.
RAILROAD PONDS.
!. H. r. Con. Tr p. CO ~
=. Z. l. y. II. Couy. Debs 6. 1872 as
q. ann y. Genl NJ. ii4s ie3.... 20
Georgia. Sou. ana Pa iais........ 10.
Georgia and Ala. Con 81 lsi5..... iGa
feaboArd AIR Line 81. Is5)...... "a
seGboard Adjustment U.s. isi9 q
Eouthern Railway lst SIS la5i .... lh3
20 X Dew. and O. NJ As 1876 ,5
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All Travel Arrangements over On.
Counter.
American or European.
Railroad, Steamship and Pullm,,
Tickets.
Baggage Checked. Taxicab, TraveIar..
Checks.
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY.
800 Eost Main Street.
Branch Offices: Jereison-Murphv,,
Richmond Hotels.
TIME AND TROUBLE SAVnRsm
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stocks.
Sales
Ins-Chalners


Allis-Chalmers
Disclaimers. pa.
$500 Amalgamated Copper
90. Am. Ayr Chem. com.
:U0 Amer: Beet Sugar. com
f.5v9 american Can
500 american Can. pfd.
100 Amer: Car and l'dry.
fto American Cotton OIL.
Amer. Hide and Lca.. pr.
American Linsaed OIL.
American Locomotive
Amer. Malt Co, pcd.
1000 American Smelling
american Snuff. com.
american Sugar
200 amor. Tel. and Tel. Co. :.
suV american Tobacco. com
@H9 American Tobacco. pfd
800 Anaconda Copper
1900 AtchiSon
Atlantic Const Line.
y, G. i. of Connecticut.
baltimore and Ohio. =.
l.ico bethlehem Steel Co, com
900 bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
1900 British Amer. lob. Co.
400 BROOKLYN Rapid Transit.
goo Central Lea ther. com.
12,loG Canadian Pacific ...
zoo California Petroleum :.
200 Chicago Great Western.
Chi. Great Western. pfd.
1900 Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul
200 Crucible steel Cor, com.
100 cruciblc Steel. pfd
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
Consolidated Gas 800.
Corn Products. com.
Den. snd Rio Gran, com
avVV sr:e ......
500 Erie, LIST pfd
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd.
zoo General Electric
Geo. W. Hclmc lob Co..
Great Northern, pfd.
zoo Great Northern Ore Gifts
100 lllinoi: Central
1900 lntcrboro- Met
$500 lnterboro-Mct.. pfd. 49,.
int. Harvester. com. 49,.
Int Nor. Marine. com.
zoo Int. Paper ............
Int Paper. pfd.
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Western y. C. LIST to. c.. lsli...... 100 -
STREET RY. STOCKS Par

Western y. c. LIST C.. c.. lsli 100
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par
Va Ply. and Power Co. pfd 100 81 "
Va Ry. and Power Co. SOM. 100 54l. 5ii:
RAILROAD STOCKS, Bid Asked
Atlantic Coast Line com........Ioo 12l -.
Chesapeake and Ohio.............l00 rs 49,
Norfolk and Western conn.,. 100 lO5
r. +. and L. Div. Obligation....l 100 $50
Senboprd Air Line ptd............lo0 AZ 49,
Seaboard Air Line com.........l00 is -.
Southern Railway pfd.........loo - "
Southern Railway com.........leo ~ 49,
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
Richmond Bank and Trust Co.. IS 23h e.
Richmond Trust and Save. Co.. 100 go 9S
West End Bank IS A IS
MISCELLANEOUS.
Na.Car Chem. pfd. S y. c.....Ios &c =.
Va. Building and Loan Co.......i0O q. 40
Quotations for Interest paying bonds are
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RICuMOND HAY MARKrr

Richmond, Va. October ?. 1913
Following are the quotations on tho Rich
Hnond Hay Exchange.
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New orleans. october The cotton mar
ket maintained q steady undertons to-duy
although from tho middle OF the session on
u was under considerable selling prese,ire
from both sides following the rcadinr OF I,c
lutt condition report oi The season on mo
growing crop. Declines were not VOL p,aln-
famed and bulls claimed TINT the iua,k.,
did not hold as large loug interest. ana
WIS weak technically, some traders win
pfaiish lnciuatiUuS, were conteudiuu ~
TIE lowest levels OF the day new buying Tor
long aecoun; cnne in. apparently most OF
ttoW outside sources
on the opening the tone was steady and
pIlcet were Gao points up Tho Census
BurcnU report on ginning Of ae37t5l hol.s
tNrned out up TO September :, caused mn,
ceiling because of the strength dlsplnyed
by liverpool futures and the salos OF 20 Ton
raica ot spot cotton IN That mRrke. as a
.Fons advance IN prices. At Tho highest
nv trading months were i2Nl2 poIn;. nm
ne coalition acures Of Cil per cent Of
me normal. sho" ing loss OF only ~ points
ip' mo month over tho entire belt and :.
!"ss 81 only poin, in Texas. caused n wuvo
, OF tcihng that Put prices IL points down
u" market closed steady At n not decline
'' tH' points spot cotton steady and nm
.naneedi rniddliue. Nc sales on tho .no,
~ bales and loo 20 arrive. Futures clo,cd
October' 1881; Novcmber 1885 DecetnL.r
( 1877, January 1857: March 1885 MAY. go
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NJ.Hi'l 4 ~ :.
!, nc ihnrhet is lower on eggs and chickens.
due 10 increase In receipts Veals Cnt,ic
hiaes' butter. country bacon. etc. continue
in good. active demand
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FAMILY REUNION AT DAYTON.
All of Children Of :. l.. Cuotrs Gather Once
More at Old Home.

Dayton, "a. October All the chill
dren of 5. J.. Cootes gathered once more
at the old home 1T Dayton recently. and
spent the day with their father. They were
follows: Mrs. NJ y. Stickl-y. of Stras-
burg. Mrs. G. y. Carter. Of Detroit. Mich;
Mrs ". G. Price OF Charlotte. y. C.; Mrs
". H. Thomas. OF Martinsburg ". Va. and
Miss Bessie Baylor Cootes. OF Dayton.
Others present We're Mrs. +. w Minnich. OF
Abingdon, ana Miss Eta V. Lyme. sisters of
the late mother OF the reunited children;
Mrs. Annie l.. Hyde. Mr.. Cootess sister. and
Mrs. Amanda 3yrG. OF Dayton. AN old fam
lily friend. Grandchildren present were Mas
ters sidney $. Stickley and Douglas &.
Thomas
Years had elapsed since the last family
reunion. y big dinner served. The
afternoon was spent in listening TO music
by the sisters IN which they are greatly
gifted. Many of the selections had been
taught them by their dead mother. AZ night
Mrs Alfred. friend of the family. was
hostess at icc-cream social. and next
day Mrs Amanda Byrd served them "A
sumptuous dinner. Then the party sep
nrated.
DOG PENSIONERS ACTIVE.
Dozen CANNES Killed I'm Stanton During
Past Week.
Staunton. Va. October again the
dog prisoners are at work and a dozen ami
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Quotations for Interest paying bonds are
at n price 10 which interest must he added.
Income bonds ana certificates OF indebted
are iiat.
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LOCAL MAnKEr QuorAT1oSs

Diminished Wy Levy Commission Co. C,-.
Richmond. Va October > le,
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QuOrATIoSs IN
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LIVE POULTRY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-03

Sew York October MONEY on call hrm
o. .'.I3 ruling rGte. closing a7sM3 Time
loans hrm sixty days a.. ninety days. ia,G
: 10 month";. A.. Prime meroanjue farer
,,7%o IeI cent sterling eEenange strong At
SO Tor sixty days ana al &i.AtlJ FOR demand
Commercial bile, Sisll, Bar SILVER ia
Mexican dollars. &. Government bonds easJ.
Taiiro&4 bouGs steady.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-11-28
SPIES INSIDE PRISON

in Stepney where my supposed friends
were residing, my number which
would at any time disclose my iden-
tity, and some good advice. Then,
touching a bell, he summoned a
warder. who. conducted me through a
long passage, opened cell door and
motioned me to enter. | tried TO
speak, but he angrily forbade me to
do So
The next day | commenced my cam
paigE by sounding the warder who
had charge of me to see if he were
"amGnabie to reason" A stern re-
proof was my only reward. A day or
two afterward, while on the work out
side, got reported for attempting
to enter into familiar conversation"
and received caution from the dep.
uty governor. Later on, when a prin-
cipal warder remarked on the blister
ed state of my hands, replied that
had plenty of money outside to keep
me from working, If l could get at il.
He did not swallow the bait. Instead
he ran me in" and lost my sup
per.
For over a week / discovered moth
ing, but by dint of patience and perse-
verence, and not little deduction
found the warder who was willing for
$25 to carry message to my friends
in Stepney. All the details were ar
ranged, and, securing leave, the man
departed But when he arrived at his
destination he found the governor and
other officials awaiting him, and, con
Tossing that he was the man who had
acted as intermediary in the case
which had been puzzling the author
tiles, he was dismissed from the serv-
ice