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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-26

EhGL AND

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
LONDON, Oct. 26.-AntLGsrman
agitation throughout England has now
spread % attaeks on Prince Louis Of
eattsnburs, first sea lord OF the
admiralty. He has been subject
ed to number Of violent at.
taeks, tho latest in the Globe
this afternoon. Il comments on the
proprietary Of naturalixed German
occupying 10 important position In
the navy at such time and says: "Ths
prince enjoys the full confidence Of
the king and Of the government. -
we'll 40 Of his colleagues In the admir-
atty. We know his eagsrnsss 70 de-
feat the German 10 ~ great az that
Of any born EritaIn. But In this strug-
ole. public opinion 10 OF vital import
ance.
every we'll informed person knows
that the character, Of the Prince Louis
10 beyond challenge, but Il 10 Impera-
tive that the man In the street be
equally satisfied. Al present he i not.
Il 10 the plain but disaareeabIeS duty
Of the Globs 20 say 60"
The Globe demands that m author
ltative statement be lssusd on the
sub ject. Desplts the fact that the
king received him In special aud
fence last week, rurnor persists that
the prince was Imprisoned on suspic-
ion % being 4 spy.
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UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s. (1f:oo :. m.)
The German offensive in southwest
ern Belgium has made progress
across the User canal, but in doing
80 has had to give ground along the
coast.
The fire o. the British warshles
apparently has compelled the Ger
mans to move few miles inland and
to attempt their advance on Ounk'rk
away from the sea front.
This 10 = serious disadvantage. The
coast line, has served, hitherto ahso-
lutte protection Of = flank attack by
the allies, since TO get around the
German right II would have been
necessary for the allies to march Into
the North sea. Nov with q belt OF un-
occupied territory Between the Ger
man right and the sea, possibility OF
. flank stack exists. Whether Il
will be sttempted, depends on the
number Of men the allies can spare
from ti1e main front. Without q very
laros force, the maneuver would 80
dangerous. The Germans, by chang
Ino part OF their front, might sue
eeed in driving the thanking force In
20 the sea. This counter stroke, dur
Ing its execution, will bereft the
allies Of warship support since any
force used to threaten the German
right flank would necessarily inter
pose between the enemies' petition
NJ
monitors and eunboats.
Thus while the Germans are tab
Ing risk in moving away from the
coastal protection Of their right flank
there would be considerable danger
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BAL kAAS

limited Press Leased Wire Seevdce. ]
cETTlNJE, Oct. 26.-tt 10 officially
admitted the attempt Of the combined
Montensgrin- servian army TO take
seraJsvo, capital Of Bosnia. has failed.
In 4 statement issued today, the war
office says:
"The combined servian-Montene-
grin army, finding itself outnumbered
from three to five TO one, has retired
from its advanced positions In the VI
einity Of serajevo after inflietin9
heavy losses on the enemy. The lat
ter has been unable to disiodge US
from our secondary lines or to pursue
the advantage thus gained"
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The War at a Glance
Summarized by John Edwin Nevin, United
Press Staff Correspondent.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
FRANCE-The ofncial afternoon
communique claims that the Ge.mans'
force, are not able to gain any further
ADVANTAGE while at every poi.,t In the
battle line, the allies are maintaining
their frcnt intact. The Gesman losses
in the recent fighting are declared to
be "considerabIe."
ENGLAND-The war office says that
the general situation at the front
shows little change, although the fight
Ing 10 everywhere continuing without
sign OF any material change.
RUSSiA-War office claims that the
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AUSTRIA
Isy Allies Robe, United 'press 8

Iey Atles Rohe, United Press stan
correepo 9ent. y.
VIENNA. Oct. 20. (vta Roms, -
naIl 70 NsM york. shating III hard.
ships sxpsrisnesd by tire e6fnnonSst
soldier and nurses, every member of
tire entire imperial Austrian family d
taking IN aetivs part in the great
/ Eurepsan war. A nineteen year old
arci-duchess, Maria VaIsria, daughter
o. Emperor Francis Joseph, has en-
listed In the service Of the war.
G The zeal with which thess arch
dukes and arch-duehesses are serving
their country, whether At the head OF
regiments Or In caring for the wounded
In battle nsId, has demonstrated plain
er than any royal proclamation or I'm
perIai blessing for the men in the
ranks, the intimate heart Interest felt
BY the Hapsburss In the human sacrl-
fices devastating the dual monarchy.
In tho various camps, the soldiers
manifest Z keener understanding Of
the feeling Of members Of the royal
house than ever before. The sharing
brought the Hapsbures in far closer
touch with their subjects than they
have ever been before.
The members OF the imperial family
are serving their country 40 follows:
Arch-duke Frederick 10 at the head Of
commanding star to which division
also belongs Arch-duke Charles Fran
els Joseph.
Areh-duks Joseph Ferdinand, who at
the beginning Of the war was In COM
mand Of regiment in the army Of
General Auffenburg, 10 now In COM
mand Of an independent regiment.
Arch-duke Peter Ferdinand 10 fighting
at the head Of his division under Gen.
eral Auffenbur0. Arch-duke Leopold
Salvatore, 10 inspector general Of
artillery and has participated In many
battles. Arch-duke Charles Albert 10
one Of the staff Of cavalry that has
seen almost continuous action since
the war broke out.
Arch-duke Joseph as head Of d.
vision Of infantry, has been on the
firing line often. Arch-duke Salvatore
is an inspector Of volunteers, and
aided by Areh-duke Eugene, whose
state Of health docs not permit him
70 participate In active war service,
has developed several corps.
: Areh-duke MAMMALIAN, 19, 10 ac-
ouirino practical instruction with a
regiment before being sent to the
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German retreat In Russian Poland
continues with the Russians hotly
In Galieia the Russians have complete
Iy checked the Austrian offense. u ia
alleged that the Germans are now
using the Austrians to cover their re-
treat.
JAPAN-Advices from Pekin say it
is reported there that the Japanese
heavy artillery has succeeded in sink
Ing an Austrian cruiser in kiao chau
harbor.
GERMANY-The general situation
10 reported a. unchanged.
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RUSSIA

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
PErROGRAD, Oct. 26-The war
offce today definitely announced that
Il has received Information from the
front that both che German advance
on Poland and the Austrian advance
in Galieia have been checked. 1t
states that Germans have been using
the Austrians TO cover their retreat
The Russian centre and right continue
TO advance while the !efs wing 10
maintaining the new positions taken
on the west bank Of the San river.
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-, K..ni United press start
corr..pond.nt.l
.nNnON Oct. 26.-All
-. .,,h;..+. h.v. either
= ''4' p.,..-
Deen eApensu .,oln 49, 49,.
tei1l.oly - ue.U - 1s's. ...
Wnetnel 'ney VIZ ~ :. eassa =
pIlsonels = va :. st..s' =.
Inis actl0n on tnc Pais - ..10
1elmans Dec..ne Ano"n :. ~ .,.s
arrival - Hol'Auu souay :. ..s
nist IeluSees. . tly. ~
conmsaons ~ ool(s 49, a1....s...-
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believed That Absence Of Reports From Belg um,
Indicate an Important Move is Be
ing Carried Out
AM ENGLISHMEN ARE ROUNDED UP|;
Three Quarters Of Million Soldiers Of Germany
Have Already Been Killed, Wounded
or Captured.

Galicia and that the Germans
are 50 badly pressed, that they
are forced to depend upon the
Austrians to cover their re-
treat at several places.
Advices from The Hague
say the Leipsizer Valkszeitung
places the German casualties
to date Of killed, wounded and
prisoners, at 760, coo.
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JAP AN

limited Press Leased Wire Service ]
PEklN, Oct. 26.-Reports reaching
the Japanese legation here declare that
an Austrian cruiser which took refuge
in the harbor at kiao chau at the out
break Of the war, has been sunk by
Japanese heavy artillery posted on the
hills near the harbor mouth.
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italian Earthquake.

United Press Leased Wire Service ]
LONDON, Oct. 26.-Rome advices
say that a severe earthquake shock
was felt at. Turin today. damaging
some buildings but, causing no cas-
ualties.
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First encw I Of the. Season.

UNITED Press Leased Wire SerSice.l
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Oct. 26.Mtl-
waukse saw ia Arst sno1 of The year
today, when tho weathsr hian dsliv.
cred the weather direct from New
England For few minutes during
the morning. there WAS sleet, Then
half an hour bright sunshine. follow
ed BY light snow. Sunshine and nne
snow flakes, driven before strong
wind, alternately held tho upper hand
during the morning. Sg
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sllaht snowfall.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Seryice.l
ROCK ISLAND, Ill. Oct. 26.-The
first snowfall OF the year occurred
here shortly before noon. Only 2
slight furry OF snow. more like hail.
marked the advent Of winter. The
temperature is dropping slowly. e
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FRANCE

UNITED Press Leased Wire Sery
PARIS, Oct. 26.-Meagre = .
from the front indicated tod y nat
the Germans, who have 9 - the
User In enormous force, fessln0
slowly forward, encounter, determ-
ined opposition. AZ other points in
the north, notably to the east and
northeast Of Ypres and betwesn Lille
and Armsntieres, the German offensive
while most energetic, y reported
checked. Reinforeements have been
sent to the north and the British
Warships continue to sweep the Ger
mans with an enfilading fire, wherever
they try 10 push their lines back to
the coast. In consequences Of the
deadly nature Of the shell fire from the
coast, the Germans have abandoned
most Of their positions along the main
roadway connecting ostend and Nt.u-
port. They however, have batteries
posted at all points where hostile
force could be landed from the sea 80
no attempt has yet been made to try
. Aankina assault under cover Of the
a..... anh.;,. ~. ..,....d con.
.;.m,,r +.d.x ~ ~. uo.vr. and A..
acnne reoions. The Germans have
brouoht 10 heavy batteries 70 destroy
the French artillery posted to com
mand the linz Of communications to-
wards et. h,ixlei through the Thiau-
eourt.Nousard read.
There 10 much complaint over the
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500 O'CLOCK REPORT.

PARIS, Oct. 2e.-The Germans who
have crossed the User In heavy force,
have failed 70 follow UP their advant-
age, according to the OFFICIAL com
rnuniquo issued at three o'clock this
afternoon. Il 10 stated that the allied
line opposing the enemy at this point
10 intact while the French lines every
where else are maintained.
The government eharaeterizes the
CONTINUED on page -
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tContinucd on page 2,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-12

cembe- or May aud make u stand oil the
holdings for q Profit. The demand for be-
ccm.er came largely iron, export houses.
which have made snics of the cash. article.
has steadicd vaiue no little. ~ q
/, i The wheat news from ubroad WAS largely
eearish In character. liverpool was lower
and both the United states and Canadian
wheats we're reported 'as duh. and us much
as ID. per oua-tcr lower. 80
The movement of wheat out o. tho hands
OF farmers in the United States. as we'll as
out OF Interior elevators throughout the
country. continues liberal.
Corn twas sympatheuc market. show
inf strength early With Wheat hut weak
eninsi later With that market Tho pres
-nt .wepther ls all that could he possibly
asked for the finishing. husking and move
meat OF corfu, and Il Is expected there, will
be iarscr receipts at primary and other
markets provided the weather continues
favorable" More new corn Is now being
purchased than at any time on the crop.
and consisnments ure on tho Increase Tic
open interest In corn is not Ms large as WAS
the case some tne ago. while the cash
trade may be called larger. With exporters
principal buyers I-'''S
Cash handlers OF oat, reported better
export demand for tina, grain. Those In q
position to know say December oats has
been pretty well liduidated and that as re-
cerss are to run lighter there Will he a
stronger aud higher market for this grain
The feature Of this market was the selling
OF December. Nand the buying OF May BY
some OF tho larger houses In the trade.
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PRICES DROP SHARPLY
ON RUM0RS OF PEACE
Tall, That Germany Tias Made Tentative
Proposal 10 Russia Has Effect on
Wheat Market

iSpccial "a. The Tines. Dlspatch.l
CHICAGO. November I..--Unconirmed talk
o. peace was against tho price OF wheat TO-
day, aud faal l"rels were Is 10 &c lower
Considerable long wheat MAS thrown into
the pit on the rnmor that the Emperor or
Germany had sized the Gear OF Russia 70.
peace. Those who bought whca, In soodiy
quantities carly IN the day on the cact tina:
The export trade was enormous. to-day failed
to hold tho grain when the peace ,rnmors
we're put In circulation. Losses in the nil
doubtless would have been greater had rot
,he buyers Of No. hard wheat In Buffalo
been willing to pay &c over the December
price compared 'vith i.c over on Monday
ON nc declines In December and May wheat
NJ chicago resting orders absorbed q good
deal OF the offerings. and this WAS also the
ease AZ southwestern points, Including Kan.
sas City and ST. Louis
condition that Is greatly against the
prize Of wheat AZ the moment is gen.
cral lack OF buying Oh the part OF outsider
or public. CONDITIONS In the cash make;
no:nt to hiEher prices. bu, The futures and
and for this reason the Average snsruIo to- T.
SLOW 10 take ON N big lin. OF aIiher ne D.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. November il-To-dsy.s do
dicaied an early, resumption OF futures Trad
ing. AZ meeting this afternoon the plans
eEsanisat!on OF clearing house ,' were re- ape ape
proved except In come minor details and
this now appears to be the only mater NM M.
ger CONSIDERATION that has not been definite :
opening. inc
Reports tina: an advance o. $500 was bid
for cotton exchange memhcrships here were
supposed TO reflect Increased optimism De
surS he-e II rs SG to Shade oTsr on the
markets, however, were generally steady and
NEW ORLEANS November ,I.-Increascd
lures contracts in the local cotton make;
n ,%Iaay; JnnnarE trailing at 7,;S and S5sc
yes,erdaya marker, there Being IN" no 'G rse IN IN
S,}Inrsthy with the improvement OF !. in
.n The ann"unrerncn, from Liverpool thai
ssSve ne nj tT"1e r,cs would be aeTed
June, iogether with a better inquiry e'G 70,
cotton from exporters. gave the market q
es,ed a return TO "a more healthy state 'u a.,
analFs spot cotton steady sales on the
sho'' 20 eales: TO arrive. .i:5 bales
NEW ORLEANS November i.-co,,on
States pnr,s ,onss OF cotton from United
ee,Pt. Exports amosnied d 70 ss sSai ba, ts
memt In the demand Was noted Al '. seWeys !
important points; Locally, spo; prices wee
hu'anccd Sc nIddiing ii-lsr, while Da,-
.as rose l,i6c To re Tor mddlinE ON o..
,oper ~ that market stood at & cents for
lmiddlins but slnrc there has, been a steady
enhancement OF values, amounting In Ali H.,
.'t 90, a hound or $is':; ., halo:
F%re!gm exports to-day. -. 20. bales Skinned
10 EhSilsh ports. and @c3:j bales to port :.
~ ~, nc Uon,inent of Europe aud clsewhcrc
me latter total included ;4G3 bales rJcarci
rom IRE Tactic Coast FOR Japan. Shipn,ents
ooiast"ifc amounted TO 1853! bales. Foreign
cIeurahcHS 'hUs for this Week arc IL. "a
naies against @iN bales last week c,me
icsuii or the better demand from abroad II. !.
heeh the rapid rise IN ocean tre;s..t rate
Shippers paying to-day - cents n hnn drc1i
pounds Tor cotton from here to Genoa
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TRADING. LID IS LIFTED
ON BROAD STREET CURB
In. Few Minutes 100 Brokers Are
Gathered Together Ready to
DO Business.
COMMITTEE OF FIVE ACTS
Indication OF What Would Happen
on Floor OF Stock Exchange 81
Some Freedom Could BE Per-
Inittcd-AnNiety Is Growing.
COMMITTEE OF FIVE ACTS
IN BRoADaN WALL.

NEW YORK. November 1.-THE lid wns
lifted on trading the Broad street curb
at noon by the dissolvinS OF the commit
tee of live Of the stock Exchange that had
supervised outside transactions In iigteen
minutes there were l50 brokers in the street
ready 10 do business. Indication of
what might occur on the floor OF the en-
change IL some freedom In trading could be
permitted.
Rumors current about tho Stock
Exchange that cash trades at the clnsin <
price of July 50 would be transferred from
the clearing house to the floor. While
there Is strong element in favor OF this
movement the opposition mas been able TO
defer action heretofore.
: Anxiety to do business grows. and the
committees arc being prodded In the hopo
that the Stock Exchange members may
resume at least part .r their functions In
the maintenance of public market
SIX of tho listed stocks now quoted
In New stree, curb above official prices.
Therefore these might be traded in Of
the rest az the list. They are:
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

Ne" YORK. November U.-SuEar. n-c,
, ,,nsd .nghr. n5t; centrifugal, Loi. Re.
changed. Cheese. Irregular and ,,i.,I,.,nrnd
SIrot c"nes nniei: RIO IS o.c S4nto, -
cotionseed oil lomcr Tor Dece,nbc, an
o. ecn. ng ~, While later months We're
hrn"fn a"s .ehtr on covering OF shorts ana
nu!iHb i,S Tetncrs together with thn
s,rsnsln In lard and better demand for
iiY,np'uno lain. Final prices wcro five points
Iyssl 70 iYur hct higher The n,arke
.'.2ss1 stHady. spot, i,:5n5.:S. NoyeImb.r
s * Dectmber y.3snafi: January, s.Sfn
ves:. MdFcn, 'NtTIA: May CQSnGO9. Jt,nc
e.lOGG.l. Sales. lG.Sly harrcls .' ''H'I
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
NOTICE. = u
PUBLIC SALE OE. VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE

AS substituted trustee in deed OF
trust executed by n. q. Ross and 4. w.
day OF October. 1907. and OF record in
the clerks office of Orange County, In
Decd Book Sc. on page a. to w S.
Rogers for the benefit of Bette T. Ell
lett, to secure the payment of the sum
t$i.24ooo). and waving the benefit OF
the homestead exemption. Default
having been made in the payment @.
the debt therein secured. and being
tnefreunto re, required af;a by the said hene.
auction, TO the highest bidder. on the
in the County of Orange. and State o.
Virginia. on the
llTH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1914.
at II o'clock NJ.
all that certain tract or parcel OF land.
with appurtenanccs thereon. situate,
lying and being on North Main street,
in the. town of Gordonsville. State OF
veyed Ly Bettie 7. Eiiett" Ito to the. said said
y. q. Ross by her certain deed beurinE
date the Sth day of October, 1907 aud
TO which said deed reference Is hereby
mada for further description OF said
land. tNE
on the following terms: CASH as to
so much OF the proceeds as may be ne.
cessary to defray the expenses OF exc
cutting this trust, including trustees
commission OF ) per cent, aud TO dts
manning unpaid upon the said bonds
and notes: and ,sny residue shall be
AIDE payable at such time and secured
N such manner as y. @. Ross shall
direct or in event of her failure TO give
such direction. In such manner as tho
L. II. DE JARNETTE. JR..
Substituted! Trustee.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSnies at Union Stockyards.)
RICh M mi Na Nn,.n,a, ha.

'NHIes AT UnIoN StoEkyardS.)
Richmond. Va. November l.; 1914
1--we stock report for the week cndins
best steers, ~ to IS; medium TO good CO.
helters. 10 o.: medium to good. ~. to {:
common to fair. Az TO 5: best cows -; TO
-; medium to good ~ to 8: common to
TO tsir; to *; best heavy bulls a., TO 6i.:
~, to ~; voais, $ To or; dicks, ) 10
IS 10 $40: eows and stays . to :: hest
sheep. AZ to 8: medium to good. 3is to ~;
common 20 fair. to 3t3: lambs, : 10 s.
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No. 6iS East Broad Street.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER -, 1919.
beginning atio:So o'clock A. NJ,
y large quantity Of general merchan-
disc, salvage from railhoad wreck, con-
sistins OF In part one case OF Mems
Suits. one case of Mems Trousers. one
case Of Ladies', and Mems Cionks. one
case OF Ovcralls, three cases OF Dry
goods. such as Ginghams Calicoes.
Elannels and White Goods, one case of
outing Cloth Pajamas, one case Toys
and .Christmas Novelties. Jewciry. etc,
two cases Mems Gloves, two cases
High Grade Suspenders. one case Pho
tographer's Supplies, lot Mons. Ladies'
and Uhildren's Shoes and Rubbers. Ho-
slery, 'Children's Hats and Caps. Under
wear, several Coils Electric Wire. lot
Electric Bells and Electrical Supplies,
and other goods too numerous TO men
ton
This is "a large and valuable lot OF
merchandise. practically all OF il in
first class condition ami in original
packages. win be sold in lots to tho
trade. Sale positive.
TERMS: Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
o Auctiouecrs.
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HOG. dr,lscd. al.

MARKEr CONDITIONS.
Chicks Receipts continue heavy. Marke:
dull. Hens -Ex,remeiy dull. Butter-Market
cent higher. Receipts extremely light
kct IN fine condition. Rabbits-ln good
condition now since weather has changed.
Country meats-Dresscd hogs meet with
ready sale on arrival. Live atock--Iu gem
cyal I'm fair demand n
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
!The sa.ndard RaIIroad "a enc South.

The Standard RaIIroad nt tho South.
8s. EFFECTlyE APRIL J. 1915 =
IL TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
r. NJ. 1880 A. H. 3fll 'E.-,I 80 :,
Fer Norfolk: $500 a. N. 500 p. NJ. 4.p
4 fs %. s. So, > ~ y. Yrs s:,s 4. NJ. $50
For Petersburg: 1880 Avn. s:i5 A. a.
s:iS A. n. 2:S9 4. ~. s;s9s a. ~. 300 r. NJ.
!f:iS r. M - - g" -
For Goidseoro and Fayetteville: .1:lo p. 81.
l9aS A. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. 's2I A. IL. tlo:ii
~. iijo 4. NJ, '::to p. NJ. ti:W p. NJ.
1880 r. NJ sF ~
Except Sunday. tsunday only.
lions not guaranteed. fI
c. s. CAMPBELL D. p A. us Main 5.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
NAVAL sToREs

SAVANNAH. November -Turpentlne
nominal. iIb: no sales: receipts. 10 casks;
shipments. SO casks: stock. Sos.S casks
Eosin. nominal: receipts. 1875 barrels: shin.
incnts, sc barrels: stock. iItS93 barrels. Quo
tations unchanged.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL. RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect May 10. isiL
Le2xe Byrd Street statlop. Richmond. For
r. 81 - y -, -!
.s nSs \ NJ rS SCI, e. Esp THE VEST.
II Ar [!.i.f sishpeni from NG.folk: flag 4.
$3.50 a. A.. t?:io r. ~. Ii:,o p. H.. .s:os p.
NJ. '9:l3 2. III. fEl-.N# -.
.paily ipaily except Sunday lsund.,
". g. sEvIrI. W.. G. sAuspER..
II "ia ,6 nSSia hHnr o. E.; A.: Rosnoks
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WANTED-Real Estate.
Real Estate Wanted

IL YOU own improved real estate. city
or suburban, upon which there is
deed OF trust, and YOU wish TO sell your
equity. write. giving the number OF tho
house. the lowest price you will take.
Your name and address. isox S29. city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-12
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

.CHtCAGo. November ll.-'Pcace talk gave
the wheat market to-duy sudden down
active huying for export. The close was
unsettled at the decline OF " to ,, net Corn
finished Il TO 'sdli of. oats unchanged to a
shade lower. and provisions TO I5GI.,. above
las; night.