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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
PRICE OF MAY WHEAT
STILL GOING SKYWARD
iiSurcs Reach Si.501s Level. and Market
Is Chocktul Of buying

ChiCAGo. January :S--JuIus II. Barnes.
ON" OF the largest exporters OF wheat in
ms country, predicted when May wheat
/. wa: around $!.3, that II would sell as high
a. 80 ON III" crop. Mr.. Barues was in the
,,'!''HRo uarhct short time since. and he
,,,h"n SAID tina, May wheat would sci: al;
10 h"f"r. another crop Was available. II
reached III" II $685. level to-day. and the
MARKET showed that II was Chock- full %!
"uS'hE orders on the smallest price rccc4-
IONS from outside figures made during the
nay. lL"r" was no abatement Ira the buy
~. ia fact. 1t was stronger than any day
81 "a" week. There was II great deal he.
hlnd ihos" who believe in higher prices for
th'S grain aud among the bullish factor,
nay hr mentioned sensational advance IA
'h" price NJ Paris Wheat there was uI.
~ i"i the day. and At Liverpool there
. Wcf" gains OF to 2i2d. for wheat and
"a i"r Hour. These advances reflected the
situation In the foreign markets. showing
IN" general trcnd being upward AMI "A
great scarcity OF foodstuns in tho Old
World. with buyers anxious to secure both
wheat and Hour before prices marked
10 much higher level
New Yock exporters. being unable to SC
cure liberal quantities Of wheat In the
United States. were again in the Canadian
markets Their purchases there to-day wcr.
2",|3 bushels nj Winnipeg. and. In addi-
lion 10 this. nifty loads OF Manitoba we're
sold overnight. Chicago bought 2,61,p bush
els OF No. Northern In the Minneapolis
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Rrndstrect's Report.

Eradsuects Tomorrow will say for
Richmond and vicinity: Trading for
the week shows no special feature.
wholesalers OF staple lines are re
ceivns u slightly increased volume
or orders Dry goods and shoes are
moving slightly better Trunks and
travelling goods are unusually quiet
Groceries ana provisions show som.
Improvement in demands from country
districts Peanuts are quiet. and prices
continue 10 lag. Much of the crop re
mains IN the field because OF wet
weather and bad roads. Tobacco is
being marketed freely. but prices are
much below last seasons quotations.
About 80 per cent of the crop has been
marketed. Winter wheat and oats on
uplandS are in good condition. The
cotton crop is gradually being mark
tted, though prices show but slight
increase Some industries are rcsun :
ing operations and labor is in slightly
better demand. Banks arc amply able
10 supply legitimate business demands
Ut reasonable rates. Retail trade is
fair. collections continue slow.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. January cs-R.w sugar
nrut; centrifugal, AZ. iuolasScs. 32.: refined
steady. Butter and cheese. nrin. Spot ,cf-
fee. steady; H!o No :. SIC. Santos 80 e.
10.
co,tonsccd OF! was advanced about 10
poiats to-day on IA renewal Of Western buy
Ing Inspired by advancing crude markets
and tn" big advance IL lard on thu
advance there was good proiit-taking. which
caused partial reaction, hat offerings wer-
well absorbed tor new long accounts and
nnRl prices wcr" 10 8 points net higher.
Sales, =, 90, bales
The mark.t CLOSED .ase, Spot, 7ol47.in:
February. ,.c'-6 ~ March. 1"sq --o; ApriI.
: .!.,! r; May. = 1-..s: June. {. ot77. u July.
=. i5'l. -. August. !, 5j0 -.
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OTTo< M,Kkrrs

NHw YORK January 2, Reports >, d,
"r""s.ns acu'i'y or 'ho phr az ~. So
, ,neIa NIL NIL, %'r@ om!aied ~ so"e
today. ana pric"s rtiea s.ucraIiv ,,,,i.,
with The los" firm at q r"' iaysrr.
10 j. points '' -
,, l.iy-I II,, j., 7ao.es .aedo bauer
ket opened steady 81; on a4.4n,r ~, ''".
: n"in'S Ih"fc arrear'a 90 ne uvernicn,
E.lling orders around ia, ing am IT,
pressure was encouraged uy repor.q n,,,
German ana Russian buy--s iisa ,r,,.l...'t
their purchases her. and v.re .t.,,
leave the country 80
After neliinr som" 2 go point, no, l,.,
the mark,' steadlr' on tho appoar4rC. 4,
buying ordcFs IT. The HANDS ri som. ~, 49,,
larger spot house brokers and ihr,. -
covering ~ carly sellers on tho n,,.,, -
advance. which was encouraged by /, ,,5.,n
turn In New orleans. ia. snfnev hrt No.,
buil!sh showing OF tn" days ,tati.ri,. 80
reports thhi New England mills woqIc 20
sum" operations at fun caphci,y OWN =,
tho improved demand for goods
Closing prices were within point or ,,ro
81 the best Ne" orleans advicc. when
clsimrd there we're thirty eight S,..,n.,
srh"dni"d 1" load cotton at Savannah u,,,
lug the ncSt thirty deys amt the si..di.r
ruling Of the stock iuarkc, may nav. hcrn
factors on the Afternoon advance
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market ard 1900 bushels v",vct chan to-
Gay. The cash sales At Chicago wer. 5!-),"t)
h,iSh"!s. The Dutch government bought an
other cars" Of wheat. and this. II IL said VIII
IT,. hurried TO that ,,;:.trv rs rapidly as pos
SIhl" As supplies There are reported! AZ small.
round lot II abraska wheat worked
i"-1ay to go I" Minneapolis mIll"rs at 80
over the May price This shows The keen
demand tor spring wheat hy miliers of Min
:."apo!!s.
Corn and oats both presented a strong
appearance to-day undvr good buying an.!
moderate offerings. Tn" selling Of the cash
article by farmers MAS smaller than the
DAY previous. although both OF these grains
Yer" higher. Cash transactions to-day %er..
..'."J" bush,i OF corn here and - tJl bushei l.
OF oats. the latter mainly for export
provisions We're higher and strong. helped
ny tn" strong position Of the grain markets
Houses with >toCkyUrds clients. well a.
~" small and large packers sold freely at
ihe opening. dnd there Mas also COnsiiera ble
selling by local packers around outside
prices. Tn"r- a better cash trade IL.
lard, While meats ruled quiet
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YOUNG SON OF SIMON LAKE
INVENTS NEW AEROPLANE
Especial to The TimcsDispatch

BEIDGEPORT. CONN. January rs
Thomas y. Edison Lake, twenty lone
years old. a son OF Simon Lake who de-
reloped the modern submarine. has in
vented a new type OF heavier than in
flyer Patents will be issued shortly
at Washington.
The boys grandfathcr. Christopher j.
Lake, Invented "a flying machine and
narrowly escaped with his life. His
father. too. experimental with aero
planes even before the Bright brothers.
IL runs in the family to ny in the air,
or to NY to, as well as to sail under
sea.
The new thing about the Lake aero
plane is that il has ballast like n yes
sci! ana remains on even keel. on
InastS ranging fore ana aft are planes,
so arranged that when the power is APP
piled The acroplanc rises nearly vcrti-
cally without requiring the fast start
ana sliding rise Of biplanes. IT will be
ideal for use on shipboard. II the young
mans hopes are fully realized
The Lake flyer will not loop-the-loop
or do any fancy stunts" said Young
Lake to-day. but the even keel makes
1t possible to develop carrying power
Tor freight and passenscrs--or bombs
in time Of war"
The store OF gasolcnc in traverse
tanks underneath is used for ballast.
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STOCK MARKET SHOWS
MANY CROSS CURRENTS
There Is Ample Room for individual
Opinion as to Trend of Price
Changes.
TRADERS ARE DISSATISFIED
Action of Stocks Not Favorable for
Those Who Have Put Out Short
Lines Expecting General Decline.
Commission Houses Optimistic.
~, nKo,pA> WALL.

NEW YORk January = There is plenty
Of room for individual opinion on prices.
To-day's markc, showed crosS-cu-reniS
Clearly indicating tho diversions OF invest
men; sentiment Steel dropped 30 tho Of
fetal minimum ~ .. around which figure
somc %" shares changed hands Rut the
pesF"d price d'd not hold. ana dealings
in Tho stock occurred on the Consolidated
ENchanr" az 'o'.
Wh"r tho roudcrous machinery q: the
Stock Exchange again moved az o'eiock
Tho official minimum for tomorrow was
reduced to q MANY brokers urged 81 free
market. con,r"dins that withcv. 3, peg Ia.
stock would undoubtcd.y 10 stranger for
commissions houses are loath To- sucouror.
pur' bases when s'op orders cannot =" en-
tered with my i"ryc" az certainty that q
inir price VIII RAJ" tho follow ing day
Sentiment uu tho street MAS 10y means
hearisG. and many SHARP reyovrr!"s we're
>rcorGci. Mexican Petroleum l"d with %
Ehin "i q. points. ana fractions wcr" aciiv"
ct advancing figures Third Av.nuc Went
from - To 49,. ana lu;.rhorourh preferred
crossed &" Brooklyn Rapid Transit Was
strong. with per cent gain
ON reports that spot copper had sold Mp
I" liA,r Copper ~nti"S we're strong Utah
gaining NOR" than a point AMI .>malgAuuuted
rising TO 80. Tennessee was iirrl q; 3is,
Sm"lt"rs rose 'ractiorally and GHrrcnhciin
,,FI ia
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO Nopro,u
Schedule In Effect December L IsiI
leave BYRD street Station. Richmond Eop
+. 81. -" 'Nt'
FOR ,LYScuBuRo AND THE WEST.
'e:i5 a. III. $3.50 a. NJ. $500 y. M =. "a =,
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .i:to a
~ '0:& r. NJ .n:ao +. 81. From the W..at:
~. 1900 L. 81. ' viva r.
DAILY. tDaiiy except Sunday. ,su,.,
W. IL. nEv,Lr. W e s.,,snn,
r T. ~ Roanoke. q. p. a. Rosnoia
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DISABLED CLYDE LINER
IOME.D INTO NEM AnuI,

NEW YORK, January 2S-The Clyde
Line freight steamer Algonquin. dis
abi"d. in tow OF her sister shin. the
Cherokee, brought 10 New York TODAY
the survivors OF two shipwrcckcd yes
sells which she picked up before she
developed propeller trouble on her way
from Santo Domingo
Seven of tho .ivh; ..escued men
aboard comprised the captain and crew
OF the American schooner Frederick
Rocssner, which sailed from Jamaica
December for Stamford Conn, with
iogwood. The eighth man was tn.
purscr Of the Norwegian steamer
Anita. bound from Halifax for Kings
ton. which was wrecked on North
caicos Reef on January 10
Captain Swain of the Rocssncr. said
mat after his vessel was out ten DAYS
she encountered terrific gales, and was
completely disabled. The stays We're
carried away, all the sails stripped of.
ana in the heavy pounding the
Schooner's seams We're opened and sh.
was soon waterloggcd. The crew at
tempted TO put TO sea, hut their boats
were smashed. For three days the
crew clung 10 tho drifting wreck.
Finally they were sighted by the
steamer Iroquois. which landed them
at Turks Island.
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
The standard K.Llroad of .Me South.

EFFECT1vE JANUARY g. 1915
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: S:l5 A. NJ and On,
For Norfolk: s:% A. ii saw p. NJ. +:ls
For NJ & w. Ry. West: s:,s A. NJ ..u
A. NJ. 400 p. NJ. S:0 Z. st.
For Petersburg: 1850 a. VI. e:is A. H..
e:i5 A. ~. 900 A. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. 1900 p. 81 .
t;i9 +, NJ. SOS r. Al. o:D p 81. $50 p. a..
Eor Goldsboro aad Fayetteville: t:lo =. ~
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 5:es A. NJ
V;!3 ~: NJ. $50 a. NJ. 800 a. NJ. 1881 A. NJ
l."'tS n. Al. l:Q n. NJ. 1910 L. ~. tl:,0 p.
1880 T.. NJ. " 80
Except Sunday, fSund,y univ
Time OF arrival and departure and conp.c.
lions not guaranteed
e. S. CAMPBELL. D. p sas N,t, c,
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RICHMOND LIVE sToCk MARKET

l.Ithmonu, va, january Is, 1915.
Best stern. =. 10 Sc. medturn to good. s..
TO ~: common to fair. 5'z TO st. best heirers.
-. 10 ~. medium 10 good. ~ to sL com
mon TO fair. ~. to 5'7: best COWS. 5La to g..
u, medium TO good. ~ 10 ~: common to fair.
80 10 81; best oxen. to 4: common 20 fair.
az TO IA bulls. ~ TO 6: v"als. s 10 10:
dicks, 20 e. cows and calves $50 10 Sc: best
hogs. 81. light. d. TO - sows and stays
w TO Ga: hes, sheep. Oh TO Ga: medium TO
good ~ 10 81: common TO fair. an to ~
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N:W ORLEANS. January .s-Co,ton was
QUILT but s;eauy to-day. showing ready
response to buying. In the early trading
sc.,lp.rs We're heavy short sellers and the
market :.ceded TO points in The lace
"i Eo"u cables Buying slowly increased.
and tho market gradually worked higher
Many important orders placed. and
their effect finally Was enough 20 Gisconceri
the early sellers ana Gauss them 20 buy
back their cotton AT higher eveis. Late in
ia. Gay tn" market teCsm. active, and
-apil!y armed W "u buying FOR both ac-
counts closing practically at IN" beet ~ d
net gain Of t. 10 q points
ono ot ;h- reasons Tor the strong under
tone was IN. report FROM TEXAS that spots
We're veil cleaned up. Buyers from The in
terror said 10 be working n tho New
orleans spot market
Imports were again large .9o33 bales as
against receipts AT all ports OF % -. bales
ENpor's thus FAR this week amount to
-, IS; bales
Spot cotton steady. sales on tho spot.
i:n bales; To arrive, 49, bales. Cotton fu-
tur-s closing. March. .2S; MAY. Is July
So. October, So: December II
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STEAMBOATS,.
OLD DOMINION LINE

~ Richmond. foot OF A.n ST. daily p. II.
Leave Newport Sews............I:oo A NJ
oAtD' -b:yg A II
CONNECTS with main line steamers ieavln ,
No.i1lk for New York daily. except Sundar
~ J.. NJ. Connections also made by - A
W. ny. r. NJ. and c. & .. ny at = ~
HiEht ine steamers stop at Ciaremont ou
sSnhi ana are met By public conveyance
VIRGINIA SANIGArIOS co. James Rive,
ey daylight for Sorftlk. Old Point Sewpo, =
Ne%s ana all James River landings Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at GOO 4 ST Fr.IE al
tece'Sed Tor all James River pointa-
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sEABoARD AIR LINE R.11

ihc Progressivo Railway OF tho South I.
Southbound trains scheduled to Ionys Rinh
uonu daily: 500 A. NJ, Local to Noriinn IN
q. al. sieepers and coaches. Atlanta nj.
mihsham. Jacksonvilie; io:D r. NJ. sleen.,
10 bniniet and coaches to Atlanta and "a,
iningham: l!:l7 l.. NJ. Floridu L,mitrd. 81.
a. NJ; Eieepers. Atlanta. BirmIushnn
Memphis Jacksonville. Tampa and COACH,
Northbound trains scheduled to ,rriv. J.,
Richmond daily: $50 a. M. 7:25 A. An
a. 81 h:03 r. ~. b:I5 NJ. Local
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FOKEIGN SELLING CUTS
NERN LITTLE IlGIRE

f"TG.s. F s Was again r. eyiae"re nq
showed decided strength around l9Q. North
"ln FH'ih, tHin"d inli poin'. AND Pom
rui"d higher
Missouri Pacific was active. oros-ing. a.
latch IN IN" ,eorganizatiom This stock i
"hnI ,,.,.h, Wen anoI' ,n,rimsie valns
carried tho price 10 - Thc common shares
,lcpa;cd relatively in Ia" improveme,,t "a.
iomohi!e issues We're strong. Studebak.r
leading, VITA Il gain of nearly 8 roints to
-. Will" Go"drich was active nround 81
Maxwell Motors issues mad" substantial adj
Bonds showed further contraction In
trading. with tendency towards lower
uUCIhtt"nS. Convertible issues wer" s,c;iv.
aud irregular. Missouri Pacific s"cu,i,i..
wct" weak. ;he convertible Is dropping f,un.
: =" !. United states Ste" - n.r" heavy
around 9l and international M,.rcnn;il.
Marin" SIS declined from 3, to 2i-
Traders on the floor ar. g.mcr.,lI, diss,tis-
u Vim ne acton OF M uarkc, Many
general decline. ami the strength m spa
'ialtics is d"tT"cated
Nmurg commits sion houses AN ouiInis,ir
opinion prevails. and the outside punlic is
anpat"ni.y willing 1" bug stocks ~ pres
yiim; activity !" nians!..I and ihis iss"-
Inverted sp"cuativ" interest To the minor
,'.u,,u"tio" OF threatened reduction ~
kG
IA" in\orites interboroush. pr";"rr"d gives
promise OF Il further advance. ana tho buy
ing IN the Third Avenue mas been oi ina;
Ton. copper stocks are "a good SECOND on
. IN" strength Q: ne meta! ana. ultimately
hN place az leader OF speculative Inter
est This stock Is now some 10 points below
recent quotations. ana ,hc decline probsClv
nag thoroughly discounted a icmporarv re-
''hc'i"n III the dividend.
NEW lOKk Iauuary
iinusi today 10 ienec; disappointment a,
! a.. pIsslns Of thu United states Steel
, "'"h"" ".E!d"nd. but recovered a part of
~" severe declines resulting therefroin re-
-. ION OF me minimum price 81 Steel from
nc mos; active on the iii Th~ "p.ifrr
: 70 "t!"n Wa a; the new minimum and
h' ,rs7'2n Immediately att: the tlosc o:
80, - Ma'Hgi an onleia! reduc,ion OF III.
n!'il mum 20 e Was authorized
-tthpusH tt!- lutertrna O: IN. rD.r.,
a fa,a~F uncertain ."ar!nS railway saar-.
;o."; AZ more. nom y+st~.I4y>
MIL. some % ;he stec!4Itic..
5s'" s..s Ms'- .h.Te, also i,.p-ov@d
!: .... e.: s. liz: +, ss s.,,,.,. 'ss
40 --s..s i.e.' y = ": M a4s v.,-
.as ~ a.. r'l.a.."-r' :. .aor
ls .e.l. snt ..,.r.'s.. -
%; tS... 't.-'psa- r.,.
s's t.-.-, ~ au-r.!a
-r,-r..a.. -. ss.t..~es, IT, Lon.
ts 1850 s-lrs aHt,ie.
r..@. >'4'.s -:- re,
L.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Rv
FINANCIAL.

THE CITIZENS FIRE INsuRANrt.
IVaftNn OF Chariestown. w Va fcS-
"cutive offices. Baltimore Md Ia go.
r.insured all OF its uncxpired risks -,
the Niagara Fire Insurance Compait.
OF Hew York and having discontinued
bus mess In the State OF Virginia :. =
OF December !. 1914. hereby announr".
It's Intention TO withdraw bonds OF said
treasurer Of the state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29

ShirtinEcr. aged forty -four editor and
proprietor of the pcckskill y. y,
Evening News. committed suicide here
this afternoon by jumping from the
Northampton Street bridge into the
Delaware River.
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CHICAGO GRAiN MARKET

chicago. January IS War advances 10
lt> outiid huN thine hitherto in grain price.
hay Wh'd; TOOK The lead and crossed ,ho,,
S';'7 e mar" vhtch not long ago SCENE
!"J.t"u' active buying carried other g.
80. y. as Wei as wheat. to new nigh levels
WHEAT closed unsettled ~ S.UN. 10 IA AID
above last night corn finished ..I,I. 10 -
~. cats shade OF 30 q !il, advunc. "a -"
provisions az Il rs" OF - to g, cent.
Leading !ututcs ranged as !ul!owa:
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Hides.
NAIsKET CONDITlONs.

i"N'iIS MARKET In Hna condition: hen,
eni cnirN'n. iu splcndid demand: marx,
B '.r"n hnit"F- Market lower. weak and un.
/ Alr&iy FSes- Receipts heavier: ua-k.r
aver. week I!ii"s Market higher rern,II,
/ !fhi, demand sooH Country meats remain
I s,''.ce knd IL good demand. Veal-Go0d
/ '.p''e 'stls extremely scarce and wanted
! marie H. good snaps All live stock IT,
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MISCELI.ASEO TS MARK ETS
NAVAL. STORES

SAY" NNAII GA January ...-Turpcntine
uGl"' its.; shlrs none; receipts. lHJ GA sks
shipments. none; stocks. i?!I casks Rosin,
dGll; sales. none; receipts. S35 barrels: ship
H.nts. none: stocks. l+S,i:2 barrels. Quote:
! d. G.. d. =. 40
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

/. ..F'I.AtiD Ianahry -s-HoGs. strong; hliiE
- !!H}t -: light Ss.3sat1.f5; mixed. $500
49,; heaT!. S5.!6n$G70 -; rough. s5.!1mS s. % {:
pigs s"I! 80. Cattle. sironE: native
steers. $ %n3'.c.: Western. &iylfisI3j: COWS
ana hci:crs. s3DjIis7 -: calves S..0yTsiGiD.
sheep frn Snccp. Ssocn&G..j: yenrlirgs
!1jH3Is;: lambs t7.951fs %
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DRY ,:OODr

NEW YORK. January 2S-Cottun good =
market" held steady to-day. hut trade was
NOR" "ui-t staple ov"rcoat'nES for fan
w"r" ordered well, but fancies were hough,
SLOW l.. Raw silk was easier.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

t:t nort.d b. Rodgers Plummsr d Co. Inu ,
FET EltS BURG. VA. January @s-Spar.
'sh: Farmers stock-Market steady at IS
''u'' per hushel
|Hginihs: Farmers stock-Markrt nrrn.
F"ncy Jumbo. cents per pound. fancy
hhnipick"d -. cents per pound: extra prime
Icr pound
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NEW YORK. January S-port movement;
Miidlng 50 Exports. '.lss bales stock.
,06tsS bales
Total to day a, all por,s-Net receipts.
is77> bales: exports. '9,o33 bales: stock. ,,@''.-
"5" hal.s
Total FOR week-Nc, receipts. 35;.:s5 bales
exports, ciS.5ej bales
Total for scason-Net receipts $50 -
bales, exports 3Gi7.:N. bales.
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N'.N YOKk, InnuHry @S-rrading on iho
Urn DAY Was active in spots. with prices
ifa"'i"nhlly better. United Cigar Stores :,d
yrnced {" ga and United Profit Sharing 10
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

~ \. i.ocai-Daiiy FIX Sum New.
e:"' A-io ca.-Daiiy-Ch willie. Ea sun
Clifton Forge
t3:@ A.-EApr--s- .Daily-Norfolk Old Poin,
1000 A.-l.oCai MISUNDERSTANDING L., -
Forge.
go? Noon Enpress-Dally lex. Sun-Nor.
folk. old Point
'a:S P.-Express- Daily-CIn.. I.'v,lie Chi.
.n caso and 81 Louis.
SO" f-i.ocai-Dai!y Tx. Sum- News
ola Point
h:i5 p l.ocal-Ex. Sun.-GordoasvIle
So p .oCai-i-N. Sun.-l.chb'g e. rorke
:! 90 f.-ENpress-D aiiy-Cin.. Louisville.
SIecpcrs Partor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RICliMOND-I.ocal from
East: ''s Sd A. NJ rs 90 l.. ST. Through from
East: !i;@ \ NJ. "2:% =. NJ. G:39 T. 81
local from West; $50 A. Nj ..S:55 A. NJ and
-? T.. NJ Through $3.50 4. 81 and $40 y. II
30 Daily except SUNDAY
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RI,mMoND GRAIN. M,RKEv

July ... I'D, lo@ Ios, 1p-5
Cash grain: Wheat, 80. rcd i4oi. di5'',
No. nArl. :nt. M,iNi2
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RAILROADS.
Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway Comuan,

KIehmond & chesapeake Bay Railway Compan,
SupcrsedinR Schedule of April IA. IN,
Schedule Subject to Change Without T.
Trains leaves Richnoni b.s.so A NJ .,
~; bs a. NJ. 9 a. NJ. '.io A. NJ. IL A. NJ
Il. NJ ? J.: NJ. +. NJ. b4 r. NJ. $40 u -
NJ. li:i5 r. NJ. a.
Trains leave Ashland 1850 A. NJ, BIT A. ~
n. NJ. ~ a. NJ. 10 A. NJ. cell A. Nj e.;
noon. .'i 7. NJ: p. NJ. p M p n
90 Ss:T L; NJ; s:9o = n. 7:lo p. NJ. T.. NJ.
.Sscarries baggage. 'Daiiy except sunda,
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Dies I'm Sight OF Hundreds
Special TO The Times Dispatch
f.ASTON, PA. January oS-In sight
OF hundreds Of persons. Ralph f..
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Richmond, FrederiCksb'g & Potomac R..R,
TO ARD FROM WASHING row AND asyox0
Arrive Richmond

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave B}rd 81 Sta. 90 p. n. for rrederIck.b.rr
hr Edo Sta. 40 A. H., 80 Pm. for AshIanS
x, Htd 81. Sta $40 Am. from FreAericksb'r
Elba Sta. $3.50 An, b.8; Pm. from shIsna
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oaiIy. Weekdays. gSundays only.
Al ASomm cling January 9Th, 1915.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
stop ~ Elb.. Time o arrivals and departure.
NOT guaranteed. Resd the signs
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Exc. Grated.
Live StO' X
{ ountry Bacon

Fer Pound
i-l-A s'na N ''i! ,!f|i- ....---.- :. - -
Iiarl- mediums. pcil cured ........ ;, "a =.
'i '-. .ary- Wel. cEr.G ...... ~ % >,
SIDES W.I cured ..... o.. .-....... IL "a f.
-Et .IrcFs veil cured ....... =. rn j.
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$40, cotton. ouis, niId!ins. uplanas So
H.. hL,l.S
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EiCNmOnd, Va, JRnuNr! y ltl,-
WHoI.ESA LIZ QUOTATIONS On CHANCE.
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