davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Denver star., 1913-07-05

FOR RENT-Rooms in modern
house strictly at reasonable rates.
Men preferred. Car service. M 7349.
2934 Glenarm place. Mrs. Carrie
Woodward.
The Denver star., 1913-07-05

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms; ;
prices reasonable and modern equip
ments. Miss Blanche Boone, 2549
Ciarkson, phone York 6121.
The Denver star., 1913-07-05

Nicely furnished rooms, single or
for light housekeeping. in strictly
modern house, $1.5O per week. 2255
ATapahoe street. Phone Champa 1924.
ADV.
The Denver star., 1913-07-05

Unfurnished rooms, SC, and one fur.
nished room at 1888 Glenarm place.
On car line.
The Denver star., 1913-07-05

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
front rooms in modern house at 263&
California st. Phone Champa 2614
j. c. Harris.
The Denver star., 1913-07-05

Nicely furnished rooms for rent in
strictly modern house. 221S Clarkson
street. Phone York 6121.
The Denver star., 1913-07-05

Nicely furnished rooms in modern
home, with kitchen privileges. Mrs.
Baker, PASS Glenarm Pl Phone Main
S656.
The Denver star., 1913-07-05

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms In
modern house. Call on Mrs. Edna
covers 421 25th street. Phone
Champa 437.
The Denver star., 1913-07-05

FOR RENT-Rooms in a compare
lively new house, newly furnished
neat and clean. York 24S0. 254
Franklin street.
The Denver star., 1913-07-05

Furnished rooms. permanent and
transient. Hot and cold baths. Main
SO34. Mrs. Nancy Johnson, 2209 We'll
ton ST.
The Denver star., 1913-07-05

will sell you the best massage
VIBRATOR the White Cross, for $1,000.
as good as any $25.0o machine made.
Call or write to Vibrator Co., 53e 18th
street.
The Denver star., 1913-07-05

FOR RENT-Front room, nicely
furnished in modern house, close in.
,515 Curtis street. Phone Olive 1855.
Mrs. Givens.
The Denver star., 1913-07-05

FOR RENT-5-room house with
bath, 1905 East 26th avenue. SIS. Eb-
en- NJ. Hills, POI California Bldg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
adstreets.

New York, January 10.-Braostreet
o-morrow will say
There is more life in trade this week
The widespread cold wave accompanied
by snow and rain had variable effects
on retail trade. but on the whole was
beneficial helping distribution or wear
ing apparel. shoes and rubber goods.
In addition the coal trade was bene-
fted and the winter wheat crop,
hitherto bare. received a fair snow
covering. On the other hand the west
EN- railways felt the effect OF the
storm. and the coolest weather in
thirty years in Southern California
caused heavy damage.
In the iron and steel industry pig
lion is quiet. and the railroads are
out of the market for rails. but speci-
fcations for cars and equipment are
large. Production in all lines is large.
The movement in prices has been
irregular Cold weather has affected
quotations OF some farm products. on
Ine exchanges the features are the APP
'pe.a1,ance of more strength In the
grains, but cotton is thirty points off
on unloading by tired long holders.
aided by larger than expected ginning
returns.
Building at all cities probably broke
all records last year.
Business failures for the week end
ing January were 37s. compared with
al in the like week of 1912. There
were forty-eight failures in Canada
last week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
NARROWLY ESCAPES BURNING.
Fire Breaks out in House Occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. George GuutOn.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch-

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch-l
Hot Springs, Va. January 1J.-Fire
broke out a few nights ago N the large
Colonial dwelling OF H. W. Tinker. of
New Orleans. near the HomeZead
Hotel. which Mr. and Mrs. George Gun
ton have occupied since the burniag'>o
GuntOn Lodge a few weeks ago. and
the house narrowly escaped being burn
I'd to the ground. Neighbcrs and the
local volunteer fire department We're
telephoned for. and through their ef-
forts the flames were extinguished oe
fore Mr. and Mrs Gunton. who were at
tending a bridge party at Dr.. Frank
HOukins's. could reach the house.
This IS the seventh fire which has
occurred in Hot Springs and the cicin-
ity in a. many weeks. including the
burning % the courthouse. and the
negroes. VINO are deeply superstitious.
are attributinS them 10 the evil ono.
and predicting the burning Of the en-
tire village.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
FINE OF $500
FOR KILLING Man
Sam Eanes, on Trial for Murder,
Found Guilty of Assault
and Battery.

Special 10 T.. r mes -Spatch-l
MartinsvilIe. Va. January lo.-ln tle
Circuit Court here this morning the
Jury i'm the case OF tae COmmon"eai IN
against sam Eanes. a young white
man. charged with tho murder or
Charles McNeely, near Leathciw wood.
this county. last February brought IN
a verdict finding Eanes guilty OF as
sauit and battery, and fixing MS hne
at $500 and costs. The verdict was
evidently a compromise. the jury hav-
ing at frst reported that they could
not agree and afterwards. on being
sent back, brought in the verdirt
named. This was the third trial 81
the case the other two trials haVlhs
resulted in hung juries
In the Circuit Court here this MORN
ing. .Iud King. coIored, charged with
killing his wife here last summer.
plead guilty to murder in the second
degree. and was sentenced 10 eighteen
wears in the penitentiary. King killed
his wife in a fit of passion the crime
being generally accredited to jealous!
and Mhiskey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
Worlds Visible supply.

New Orleans. January 10--Secretary
Testers statement of the worlds visL-
lie supply Of cotton announced to-das
shows 6.251.O2O against 6.21o,6s1 last
week, and 5.7es.4s1 last year. OF this
the total OF American cotton is o.
eOs.020. against 5.o7s.ssl last week. and
4Ss7.4s1 last year: and OF all other
kinds including Egypt. Brazil. India.
etc $4,000. against 1881 600 last
week. and $4,000 last year.
OF the worlds visible supply OF cot
ton as above, there is now a1oat and
held in Great Britain and Continental
Europe 3.506.o0O. against s.s35.9oO last
year: in Egypt $4,000. against 254,-
pOG last year: in India $4,000. against
S07 900 last year. and IN the United
states 1855 600 against $4,000 last
year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
GOV >TRI CTION OF RAILROAD
To BEGIN ~ SHORT WHILE

FNpcrI1I 70 Tho Ifmes- DIS atch.
Culpe7er. Va, January fO.-The
meeting held here vest srday by the
Blue Ridge Development Company.
promoting the CulpeDer Madison and
Eappahsnnock Railroad ComDanv. was
attended by l. G Robinson. his attor-
ney. 7. =. Baggarly. and others snter-
-sted In negotiating the bonds 20 e.
nance the road between this place and
Washington
II was agreed that the balance ne
ccssary Be secured az once. IN order
that the actual construction could be
gin az IN, earliest possible date. The
president % the development company.
o. W Wright. and T.. e. Robinson
we're authorized % negotiate the bonds
Mr Robinson and his attorney VIII
leave Tor New York IN q feV DAYS.
whore 70 IS IND rs'o1d y rlrnb~r ~
capitalists have beer interested.
Construction is expected o. begin by
Aurtf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11

~tfclal To Tho Times lisna1Cn
fynchhg-E. Va. January fo.--The an
uai meeting or nc Lynchburs Board
~ Trade was held yrsterday. the ucv
officers for the war being elected as
follows. President r. T Watts. IT..
frst vice president g. ~ Bcasley. sec
ond vice. presid+rt. re- ~ Harris
Executive cprnmitter--ft 7. watts.
IT,. y. T. Shfacy. &. ~ Beasley. ". ".
Yii.r y y Mandy. " ~ HaEris. y. y.
ps-te-. 4 Ie-rinev. ". = .. Bell
anf = - venir'
The ~ decided - revive 10
former custom 81 holding an annual
banqUs;. and committee Nas named
80 make provision Tor such fvnc-
tom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
VIII Live TN California.

Especial tn The Times-Dlspatchf
Harrisonourg. Va. January lo'-Mis'
Emma Lyons Bryan. left yesterday tor
Barstow. Cal. TO make her home win
her son. Kenton Bryan. Her husband
pendleton Bryan. who VAS. reia'iNe
of william Jennings Bryan. dled Sax
wears ago In 1850 she came mere
from Richmond to teach in the Qua
Rockingham Female institute Sn" N
member OF the we'll known Lyons
family. OF Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
Norfolk g. Western Railway

ONLY AL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLk
schedule IN Ereci September 20. 1917
Leave Byrd street station. Ricnmo7o FOE
NORFOLK: 800 A. NJ. 900 =. NJ. '4-ie r.
FOE LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST SIS
A N $50 A. NJ. goo p. NJ. 30 p
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'n:4o ~
N ss.xS p NJ 'lIsa p. N From the West;
SO a NJ az.lo p NJ. oI:se I N. Cos r
u 800 p n
.Ds.y aDsiiy L sunday oSrnd7y only
u n RrNIII. Pass Ira Mgr
u : eAr-<DERS. g. 2. A. Roanoke va
- u zg(,r- u A.. richmond. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11

eo-.rn~rrd trains scheduled % icare Ken
-'o-d 6siiv. 30 \ -f,ocai O. Ncriiua-
10 r u--ieepsrs and Goa h.. ht'snie =.
ri-ui,rhsrn savannah. Jackscn'iiie; y
r. Unlimited. = . \ So. p'rs ana
-, - -sasles Atlanta. BiIfniue ~ f1.
u~,,-pls ~orfhbotud traine scheduled 20
s-rsve IN HichruouJ Jsiiy. 80 y ~. > p
\ ". ss A. N. 80 T. ~. -" l. NJ
Local.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11

cash gram closed: Whea;-No rcd VII
a Sl13l-. No. > hard. 81 o Sc: No. North
ern S9Q 91Isc: No do. $50 SOC: No. :
spring IS n $40: velvet chan. & $50 durum
<, a 9cc. No corn Oats-No. >. a.: No. >
white 81 4. q 80. standard. %p5rtc
Baltimore. January le.-Wheat-Strong;
contract. SiT~ bid. Corn-S;rons: contract.
10 bid. Oais-Firm: No. white. +oc: stand
ard white. 2Sc Rye-Very dull; No
Western domestic. &c.
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WEST INDIES

xcvx : : .eJuANt- aid other steamers
~'--~irhtre so~ - Thomas. 81 'rciN. -
t<i.-. ,~-t-ua s.uada Ioure. Do-nirIic.. MAJ
tirsqtre. 80. f.1cia. Barbados and pc.ne ~
Fs- OIL Information apply ~ n Y. OF
BRIIys.T = CO.. Agents Quc,ec : : 10.
I'D - Broaduay. Ness Work: SAMUEL "
BOWMAN 20 y. Main street
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New York
Stock Market

<er York. January l0.-Weakness OF
49, ccpper stocks had an nnset'in~
s,auencc on the general marker t"-uSS
.rd there was a backward swing from
N,sstcrdays close. The heaNihsss va
,be list had its inception In the copp''
~roup. out spread 10 the transeoh',
raotal railroad issues. which rcspoh"
ID 10 moderate pressure IN" ""'N
lis. gave way. although in ma1o ny
or cases the losses Were ohiS 20"
tionsl Among the coppers Chlh" VIZ Nh
= decline Of -. WAS weakest NJ
~ix,s broke lS - There was no new
development TO account Tor ',.7
!, speculative sentiment. and the move
-. sDns.red 10 be chiefly the re
s,,i, q. manocuvres by the professional
element
Although the increase IN the Oni'"u
So St., corporation untitled ton
mage fcn short Of some estimate
U,ss not a disappointing showing AL"
a.roted A large volume Of for"'tu
BUSINESS. orders on hand are esu
,,.tad IS sufficient 70 keep the mn
80 The corporation busy for nan "a
n, Year Never before in the t~tiNc
years OF the corporations history mo-
u ,oeaun new year WIN SO. Ia
..arrv-over of business on It's po"Ns.
proSuc,iou is now being carried on al
- h,ghcst rate in the history of the
,.o,,,spv The December report was
moi a factor in the stock market ~
crice Of steel remained stationary A"'
soroe time after publication
Weakness Of the copper STOCKS Wa
ss.orlated with the further break u
IN. metal abroad and with reports
rat selling agencies here had peen
,losire contracts under the rate Oh
l. 81 cents -, rho
Another large cash gain oE Tue
- a result Of the weeks opera
lions was forecast
The bond market was irreSuldl'
United states oondS unchanged u"
call. o, ,.,,dire.
An,aIeamated copper. $4,000. American
TOBACCO. 5000: T. and o.. 100; LehIs"
valley. >. 400: l.. and n. 500. y. aho W.
en.. : A l.. 900: pfd. 500. southern
HALLWAY. SOC: steel. 24.1oo-
New York. January l0--MoneN on
cau steady. 3464 per cent ruins
,a,e 81: closing bid. IS; ouefeu
81 ?. Time loans firm. sixty days
~ cent. ninety days. "a : Ia SIN
,,,o,,bs IA Prime mercantile paper
- per cent: sterling exchange
strong. with actual business IN OfT 90
ers. bills al s4.sS25 for siNty-daY oiii9
and at s4S7 for demand. commerce.
hi;ls s4S2 L. Bar silver. e@ '-N,
Mexican dollars. 40. Government anu
,silroad bonds steady.
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9GooBQrnNdO

~BTRNtDIsN.- The ship used y
rre.ideat-IIect WILSON, sails every Wed
ne~day. 10 y " Twin scre~ i'.,4s ,oos a.
-.'.--c-,.,- submarine signals. wireless. o.
rhestra Record trip - hours - minutes
Fastest newest aud only steamer iaadiug
passengers at the dock in Bermuda "'thous
transfer
:. :. ~OROTAys.~ Iocss tons Displacement
eats every Tuesday. beginning February 81
Tours In Hotels. shore Excursions. Lowest
T.f~S tickets Interchangeable with r. n
:
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BOND LIST.

s..is-hs .rers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so's
-se- -.y5scC GO Cd s. tasSCcD .-.-..-. g
American Tobacco 60 cd os toiG l-.-- -
a-'antic Coast -.ias st - fo.5l......... asi,
Atlantic coast flre-,.. ag- y ts.------. -. :
g. =. L. cons. - ffn b .iIao-e. oicD.-.. .
chesapeake ard Ono cow .s....-...-. e .
1l-geit and Myers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80
Iizra-r and Ivels = Ibid t-.-..-..-..-... IL
Io-frs-d co-ursrg lr...... .....-......... 49,.
rorilsrd CouTary 7s '5idf..-..--.-.-...- 1-it1
Norfolk znG Nes.e.1 colf q to.dI 81 3.
Sesbos-d AZ Lire stamped 4. asked. ss't
s@sros-d AZ Lire adj 81 tniGl.--....... IS
SoutAsrn Railway q. ....-......-. ..- =
southern Ia war -s.-........- ......... ll-'
rrired Sta.es S.ecl - ss-------..--.--.-. jon :
=. {. registered :. 10 OBJ. 'cifs
T. = registered . .i1-s Is.li .......-.... ll i.
?. : Psnss1a asV - fsid'. .---.-..-.. 1917,
virginia F3-cwn Bros rs fo.dD.-........ 90
ii7e infs-t-- tsr.n - ..-........... -
"a r.. a.- fyssr CD. .s faskrif .
Wabash deh .. BIZ I.-.-.-.. .-.--.-...... D.
" a''ss1 lirts. Tern ts- 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE JANUARY s. 1915
IRA f.lA.f- t.f.-.idOND DAILY
For Florida and south. s:15 4 NJ and
az T. NJ go i. Il. IsS a n
For Norfolk: 800 a NJ. 800 p. n. f:ie p.
II.
For " & W. Ry- West: s:i5 A. NJ. $50 A
NJ a:oa P. II. $50 P. NJ
For Petersburg: rs A. NJ. SIS a NJ.
s:15 A NJ 300 A. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ, 100 r. n.
10 p. NJ. sos = NJ. So T. NJ. 30 T. ".
Il:s5 p VI.
For Goidshoro anf Fayetteville: $40 P "
Trains arrive Richmond daily 100 \ Il q.
+. 90 = VI $50 \ II. Sd \ u, -. \ NJ !.
..iG-4s A N u.4e 4 NJ 20 p N. -'I 20
= N 500 7. II. S.2s T. NJ. 500 p N. 800
T. NJ I'D T. VI.
sFxcso; StsnGa~ .sSunday only
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. seventh ana 'esrs
Streets Tor Petersburg:
ss = g. ss 10. Il. si2 A n. I !. -
sss: "a IS = S. % 10 p. n
HOO p NJ fer Chester. 100 midnight FOR
Pet-rsSUrs-
Cara leave Petersburg. foot OF Sycamore
Street. :or Manchester.
t5:I5 $50. ". as. '.:s5 s:s5. s:1. 'Io:ss. Il:sS
N: 1875 .. z. 2:s5. as. 'S. SIS. e:A
s.35 So. 3.s $50 i.:sG p. n
spaiIy-Ex SUNDAYS ana Eoicaye
carries baggage ana express
ssLimite1-Except SUNDAYS and holidAys
All cars froT1. Petersburg connect With
cars for Richmond.
Time o. arrlva ard departure and con
q : CAMPBELL. ID - ~ Main ST.
necrfons nc. guaranteed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11

r... Won fl.-k- Fi C. s.sr-r AID ca good
tea.s-I Drcssed i'ouisry -Denana sood
rzre 30 cps cleaned rs .-i market ~
t.l.I shape --.rE fst.-. s-luf s'r. .er~
..t..f rrlf- rss-..f. ueHrr cerrrrl4 rs
. -..l demand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE soCIA
Trains Leave Richmond
= E-FoNcwlas xchedule fgures puolisr-
. a. reformation ana not GUARANTEED;
For tn sostb-Daiiy go A. n Locs'
re 3. Il. Express. SEQ p II ExpresN
,i,b ,-ectrsc ,irh:sd Sleeping Cars Tor At
80. ana Birmingham E:ts T. a. express
49, pas. 800 =. ". Local
YORK RIVER LINE
as, = Neutrality-suspicious. FOR Balti-
- Mo- wed and Friday. SEQ A M.-E1-
s. ana ...s p. n Mon Wed. and Friday
Train, ARRIVE Richmond
-. - south. $50 a. NJ and $50 a. NJ.
90 y ~ 500 p n daily. 1875 FL, Sun
Trou wet Point. so A. " daiiy' lias =
- u, Wed ard Fri. as p NJ Ex sun
z BURGESS. ID. p A.
~ Y NAN 81 fnor- We ~ -
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CATTLE MA RkETS.
RICHMOND 1--WE srocK MARKET.

(Sales AZ Union stock Nards)
Richmond. Va. January Il. 1913
Report or the live stock market for the
week ending January s. 1915:
Best sseerS : 7isc.: medium TO good. -
asikc: common 20 isir. ~ n SIC. best heif-
ers nsrkc.: medium 20 good. -. nvize..
common 20 fair. e'zT3c.: best cows. Sd5isc-.
medium to good 80 sisc.: common 10 tsir.
sis G3t.c: hcst oxen 5i.H5c.. medium 70
good ~ 80 common to fair 5i6fc:
bulls "a n s.. best calves. sNsi=c-; fair TO
good sf7i-c dicks. <8n5 cows and calves.
Soaso % Der head Best heavy hogs. -;
Eight hogs 7's1Sc.: shosts and pig. 2
Use. sovs ana stazs 5TTc.: best anita.
aSc: medium to good 5HsiSc: common 20
,air. e. n fi-c.- best sheep. a &c. CONNER
20 laif. -ac'se
New YORK. January - -Feevcs-Firm;
steers sl11ls %. buiis - - ~ $50. COWS
g g. 70 SIS. heiferS. S.HtHS 500 calves
Nesis steady. hsruvarl talves-Firm. Yeas
S""oa s-era. crl.-. Sit3u S>.aH. harnsaTd ana
'ed calves. sf-ssg $685. earrings. si.fon S5.c1
'hesp a-i lam Ic1rs strong. ID fuf---
Firm. Sheen tcVe~t. ssh 70 500 cuts. g ..
r $40. 'amys. S - dSss-.. co.'s. SOFAS. ~
HoCs-~t'adE. al weights. 500
chicago. January 9" -Cstffc-Steady 60 Joe
.o.rL beefce So ~ ~ g. 20. COWS and hcifer-
S. ,,.i s. 81. 90 .r,r S..psr Sac H.ge-St-0ng
io e- higher .oeed o. below Thursday aver
age. nl.s OBJ ~. los. $3.50 Sass. sheep opened
sfione. c.ossd weak. native. $40 SIS
l4r"- g. -nf- e. .
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ceipis Z bales: gross, 1915 bales; sales -'"'-
bales: stock. Ill.97s baIes
Total to-day IT al ports-Net receip's'
>, 5a4 bales; EXPORT to Great Britain. ISIS
bales: stock. I.OS7. ~ baier.
Consolidated al all ports-Ne; receipts
l.I 20 bales: EXPORT to Great Britain. ss.oc5
,f1es. 70 France. y 4s7 bales; TO he Cont
nent sl..1e bales: to Japan. 9s-5 balls.
,ro,ai sincs Santsmber az aii ports-Nct
receip;s Us bales; eXpor. 10 Hceat
Britain G4S6Uce bales: TO FtaI.ce. sl'''f'
bales: TO the Continent. -fio.3'o hA'es' q"
Japan. Isie4o bales: TO eXico, l.tu' 'a-eS-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11

James River landings. merchandise sno pas
sengers, Furman Line.
SAILED
steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk. Iner-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahoptas. Graves. Norfolk and
james River landings. merchandise and pas
senSers, Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora, Furnan. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers Furman Line.
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rt,.,,,oad arr CF~ssg~ske d. ~ -.
ssnsxg;. 81 sieetrie Trains. sdsec 'e Map
n r. Leave Aic1aona. L&ursi ~Se ssoaa
N. 80 c A. n. iisN = N -
80 D. n. 5.fs y. "A. go r. ~
80 = x - D. ~ Leave AshsnoL lbs
- =. Nc ssftsf-. go M. -seS a.
a n. Ds.vs A. n. ioses A NJ y q
AZ. .z.o n - % NJ 80 - = ~
ssoP " b. ~ = N. go 7. n. ~
4 a. p NJ bts0 A. NJ, u-o p -
.D.iiv s1ceo, SusssJ. -ss-esy on1
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.sEE MR.. BOWMAN

About personally conducted cruises 70
Cuba. Jamaica, Panama. West Ind!es
and Bermuda. January 4, s. 10, -. 20.
% and g. February ]. s. 20. = aho %
~, - . and %. Special induce
rents for Janua>y Z. s. Is and 10 Can
for Illustrated programs
:. ~. BOWMAN.
independent Tourist Agent.
- -. x.sn street Rfchmond. Va
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New Orleans. January ie-Cottcn iutu' g
orrned steady al an advance % las points
N GOOD cables The market closed steady
a; a net advance % col. points Deman.t
RON both sides az the market WAS larry
good in ,he early trading. sld Gf-erll' -
,-ere moderate Al the end Of the fret h"nr
-. business prices were SW 10 points over
esterdav close. No pressure cit""r
~ or sell vas in evidence in IN mldde
or tho. morning The market was dull. or;
the uudertone was steady. The steadlness
came from reports from spot centres anu
tho expectation that mill taklnSs ior the
week would be large. Al noon prices wefe
4as points over Yesterdays last prices The
market continued dull. but steady IN ne
afternoon. Spot cotton steady unchanSsd.
MiddlinE, L. 1i-ls sales on the spot. 'lV
bales: 10 arrive 7oO bales Closing futures
January res: February 12GS. March, L s..
May. l@.75: July. le.79: October. H.
New York January 1o-Weekly Review
Cotton has declined during the oast weck
under more or less general liquidation. with
active. sprinE deliveries selling about $50
ie. bale under the high records of last
month. Z here has been a good deal o.
trade buying scale down. part % when
al least !. believed to have reflected call
ing by spinners. but no general demand
has dcseroped. aad while values at the close
o. business to-day showed moderate rallies.
sentiment appeared of a decidedly bearish
average. Southern sdvices have shown
little disposition on the part Of spot hold
ers TO meet the break in futures. but the
recent advance in January contracts here
il said 10 have attracted shipments OF
s-om SOB TO $500 bales from the South
tor contract delivery. and the reports OF d
s-or tiIued slack spot demand. combined
wiz the nearer approach % the planting
season. have encouraged increased conf
dence IN predictions o. ultimate selling
pressure from primary sources. which are
still supposed to be holding 100000 bales
or over The decision % the Supreme Court
IN the cotton pool" case OF 1910 seemed
TO add to the nervousness 81 the SCATTERING
l7ng interest. while the census figures show
ing T. r*0fJ bales ginned 10 January I prov ed
slightly IN excess OF general expectations
1.iveuqkpi has been relatively steady. and
according to advirer Il more impressed by
the activity o. the dry goods trade. SINS %
Southern spot offerings and the rapidly de
creasins moVs ment than 10y the predict ions
o. greatly increased acreage or of possio. e
NeaAne.. arrong Eemain.ns Old c.o-l holders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Ssles.

Ssles. Stock.
90 Allis-Chalmers. 81 paid.
40 Allis-C hal. pfj., - paid.
ca 100 .Antalgamated copper $50.
Amer. Agii. Chem, com.
So Amer. Beet sugar. CON-
SO American Can -...-----.
go American Can. pfd.......
100 Amer. Car asd rouuorN.
American Cotton OIL.
Am. Hid, and leather. pr
American l.i9Stcd OIL.
90 American Locomotive 49,.
Amer. Malt CO.. pfd.......
IL. l0O American Sn'eltia.S .-....
80 Ame-ican SLGf. conf.
American sugar .-.........
10l Amer. Tel and Tel. Co..
3.3l1 American Tobacco. com
~ American tobacco, pfd..
] Nsn Anaconda copper ..-.....
so1 AtcnlSon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Atlantic Coast Line.
\. {. J. OF Connecticut..
90 Baltimore and Ohio.
loo Bethlehem steel Co. com
Go0 Bethl. hem steel O.. pid
500 British Amer. Tob. CO..
1910 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
leo Central Leather. conf
.:.1D Canadian Pacific -........
]. fH California Petroleum..
100 Chesa peake and Ohio
900 Chicago Great Western.
i0o Chi. Great West. pfd
a.Gpo Chi. Nil. and st. Paul
Crucible steel Cor. com.
Crucible steel. pfd..-..-.-
co colorado Fuel and Iron.
l0o Colorado and southern
a. Consolidated Gas .....--..
co. Corn Products. conn.,
~ Den. = nd Rio Gran, com.
40 Erie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1890
Erie. list pfd......-.....::...-
Fed. Min. and SIN. ptd--
100 General Electric --..-.---
Geo. W. Heime Tob. Co.
2.5sa Great North. ,pid-. y ls.'Lo
30 Great Northern ore cts
100 Illinois Central .--.--..--.
so Interboro- Met. ....-....--..
. 90 Intcrboro- Met. pfd.-.----
100 Int. Harvester. CON-
Int. Mer. Marine. conn.,
international Paper --.--
Int. Paper. pfd...-.--.--..-