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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-09

bushels during October. tho crop how
heing placed at 359.253.000 bushels
That is 4G.000.090 less than last year !,
crop. and the prospective moderate sun.
ply for winter use is reflected in tho
sharp advance In farm price from 4S7
cents II bushcl on October 1, to 6os'
cents on November 1. The November
prices are cents higher than n year
ago. The crop is shortest in tho
Northern States. which grew tho sur.
plus of the late crop. The qualitv
too. Is below average
In II statement tho board OF crop est :.
mates said:
THE Increase In corn production "a,
most marked In the Southern. or. CO, :,
ION growing. states. These eleven States
increased their production IS per cent.
over the amount they raised last year
anu 81 per cent over the average yearly
production I'm the preceding five years
Ihcy produced about 81 per cent Of
this years crop: usually they produce
about % per cent OF the crop. The cron
is especially short and. Of poor uualitv
In the area included In Michigan. wis
consin. Minnesota. Iowa and North Da
kota."
Speaking of the quality OF the corn
crop. the board says:
although the corn crop bulks larun
the quality Is unusually moor i'm tho
surplus corn States, and where the cron
was caught by ar early freeze, causing
much light. chaffy grain. in the South
ern States. however. the quality OF the
crop Is generally above average"
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BOY SUES POWER COMPANY
Nine Ycnr-OId William L. james Claim,
$4,000 for Personal
Injuries.

Trial was begun in the Law and
EQUITY Court yesterday of the $4,000
suit OF nine-year-ol William l.. James
against the Virginia Railway and
Power Company. The boy Is suing
through his father. William II. James.
The declaration AYERS that the plain
tiff was Knocked down andebruised by
one OF the defendants street cars
while he was i'll the act Of crossing
Twenty-ninth Street. between y and o
Streets. on November IL. 1918. 1t is
charged that the motorman was driv-
ing his car at an excessive and unren :
sonable speed, and that the injury to
the defendant occurred through his
negligence.
1t Is claimed on behalf of the boy
that the collision injured his head. and
That as result his mental faculties
nave become permanently impaired.
diminishing his chances or earning a
livelihood In the future. For these per
sonal injuries the plaintim asks dam
ages in the sum of 5000 The trial
of the case will be resumed at 10 o'clock
this morning.
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NATIONS Chief CROPS
WORTH s5,5OO,0OO,0O0
Exceed by Half u Billion Their Value
in 1914, Previous Banner
Value Year.
HARVEST is UNPRECEDENTED
High Prices Due to influence of Euro
pean War Contributed to Swell
TOtal-Statistics Announced by
Department of Agriculture.

WASHINGTON. November S.-The
nations principal farm crops this year
are worth about s5,5OO.OOO.OOO. exceed
ding by more than s50O,OOO.O0o their
value i'm 1914. the previous banner value
year In the countrys crop history.
There has been an Unprecedented har-
vest. many Of the crops exceeding their
best records, and high prices. due TO
the influence OF thcsEuropcan war. have
contributed to swell the total value.
statistics announced to-day by tho
department OF Agriculture In It's No
vember crop report base values on pre-
Vntling November prices. Corn w 1t h
production of 3.o90.503,0oO bushels
lis worth s1,9l3.O2b, OIL, the most vaIu-
ape corn crop ever grown. 1t exceeds
inc former highest value crop. that of
1914 by s190.OOO.0OO.
w neat. with the largest production
ever known in any country l,OO2, $4,000
ousneis, or about one-fourth OF the
W. o,o wheat crop this year. is worth
, 49, .sss.s99. or $54.O0o,00O more than
me record, made In 1914.
me oats crop also was n record one
rs, tn u, point OF production and value.
alnSoni i'rT Ios nov w9s l,5l7t7Sooo bushels
the record of 19l2-and its value. s5ap
599.s22. is $4,000. 900 more thu than s'i tho
record cord values of the 1914 crop
n'ries. rye, sweet potatoes. hay and
auction, and tobacco almost equaiied
IT'S pest production. The rye and hay.
:roDs were records In point OF value
APPROXIMATE VALUE
OF PRINCIPAL. CROPS
The approximate value OF the barley
crop Is S1lS.5I7.6S2: the rye crop. s37..
s6l.403: buckwhcat. sl2.s54.75O; pota-
456.05O; hay. $S7T.954.S90: cotton, 5000 :
100000: tobacco. S105.002.50O! flax seed
s3o.o5O,534; rice, s22.313.35O: apples
pears, S9.2T5,G34
In this years harvest the corn crop
passed the 5000. 600. 900 bushel mark for
inc second time. and the wheat crop
crossed the 100000 bushcl mark for
the first time.
Potato prospects declined 5000, 900
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HIGHER NEGRO DEATH RATE
FORMER Governor Mann to Addre,,
Mn"s-MeetinE on This Subject
Tonight. '-". -

Dr. s. +. Drew. colored. of, washing
yes; ID; Co. was the principal speake
ored Minister'S Union, hold in the Son
o on. Baptist Church. His subject was
The High Death Rate Among the Col
ored People and ItsN Remedy Inc
speaker Offering as n solution or ,h .
problem In this country, the provision
or better hoines.a more sanitary con-.
half OF the negro deaths are canaat,
from lack. Of ventilation in their home.
campaign has been inaugurated to
raise the necessary funds for the estab.
ishment OF an old folks home. n mn :
tional institution. to be located I'm this
city. and which has received wide In :
dorscmcnts.
EN-Governor William Hodges Mann
VIII he the principal speaker:"at n
meeting to be held tonight. at John
sons Auditorium. The speaker win
deal with the safe way of buying real
estate and the reduction of the high
negro death rate in the city.
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WHEAT MARKET REFLECTS
BEARISH STATISTICS
Foreigners Liberal Sellers at MinncnpolI, and
ChicaEo-Wenthcr Not SO Favorable
for Handling GRAIN
BY ,JOSEpu r. pRITCHARI

CHICAGO. November S-Pressure was
shown In NIL grain pits the Board OF
Trade to-day. rejecting tho bearish statistics
for the past week, including the Increase OF
6,ss3,ooo bushels in the visible supply
Foreigners were liberal sellers of wheat
futures Mt Minneapolis. and IL was said .hey
sold wheat here. Farmers In the Northwest
were ceiling wheat freely. but the weather
In that section was not favorable for
hanilinS grain AS recently. Stocks OF wheat
ar" reported to be accommodating In many
sections. while shipments are decreasing II
Is more than likely these conditions Will
continue for u time.
ailieIs nre storing hour. as many
or them have caught up with their orders
There Is continued increase IN the pro.
portion Of Manitoba wheat clearing for ex-
port with n corresponding decrease in United
states wheat clenranccs.
Cash sales her" were 2le00 bushels and
the scaboard reported 100000 bushels OF
wheat and 10000 bushels OF oats Omaha
via the Gulf.
New corn was pressing for sale in this
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new ORLEANS November s.-Co,,on to-
"a" tS Vas Under rather severe selling pressure
N''Nn brought about decline In tho face
-, "hat was generally considered a very
nu"'sh ginning report. Selling appearcb n
DC pEoht-'aking 10y recent buyers and hear
lSh traders AZ tho lowest. prices we're ar
het loss of II to - points Tho close
w3s 20 points down oHe
Ar"uha the opening. prices were to !,
p,'h'S down on poor cables and n prossuro
"t st!ins orders. which appeared to be duo
:" an accumulation Of business In brokcrs'
.,"nuS over sunday. Cables were lower than
"ue' determined support met the decline a a
NJ cerSus ltures fully met the eXpcctatIona
I o! Dulis. Tn" note TO England was ,Iso
."nEuere3 5uilish influence OF some i'm
~! nc, fri."S recovered and worked To a
,,-Nel 81 ~ 10 Is points over. Saturdays cios.
SS On ms rise selling increased ana anaiiy
nS'"!'e hrhry enough to bring u,om,
shaip slump. after which the markn,
manned depressed FOR the rest OF the SEES.
futures closed barely steady at a decline
=, u" points; December uoo: Janunrv
l..f,' March Hos: May. ll.sc; July. II %
Sp" . cotton. quiet unchanged. Sales on thc
H. -" naIes; TO arrive. 1860 bales Mid.
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NEW YORK rKODUCE MARKET

NEM YORK. November s-Raw suror
sS.eidS' centrifugal. 4Sl: molasses 3sIe r..
ihcn steady. Coffee. Rio IS r.. fui,res
"% ra,W; stehny i'u'ter and cheese firm.
- "t'oi'He"n OIL was firm early on sbnrt co,
THE. bui the list eased off later win ~.
i,innrb se'barh In cotton and scattered
,,ia,u"''ioh. Final prices We're II 10 10 nni,,,
hithcF on near. and generally to 2 noimta
m rm'F on late months The marker closed
" 80 - spot ,9gI. :" November. 77sI;s0: Dc
srnpc', !t'"N',5i; January. Ia7Ef1 "a. E,.,'r,,
- .H,,on"eo; March. 7,G5N7G7: April. -.csSl
80 HS ,."f7 81: June. 7seu7si -rot.I
sdl"s. ICen barrels 'otai
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: TUESDAY NOVEMBER o 1918

market to-day. md somo hcaviness was
SHOWN with net losses OF NNNc heavy
movement OF corn is expected from see.
IONS In Illinois. where good crop was
ra6ed aud II Is believed this Will have q,
very depressing effect. Cash sales Of corn
, mSIG 5000 bushels. Oats were of Vase.
MUMMY In sympathy with corn. The sell
ing WAS genetaI by commlssion houses with
, come Increase In hedging transactions: Sales
"e e, ilade OF 100000 bushels to go to stores
,fackcrs supported the market for pro-
hnI'o ns anu this. more than anything else
inS.nea values Tho sellers were scattered
longs ana smaller packers
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sales at Union Stockyprds.)

pos, nichmo o' Va: November s. 1915.
medium TO good. 59 to tx: common to
fair. to- Best hciters. 6h to I: medium,
Best COWS. 5h to 5': medium to good Az to
!! common to fair. 2h 10 ~. Best oxen. c
TO 6.; medium to good. 81 to S; common to
fair. y: 10 {: best bulls. So to 5%: light
80 10 "a. Best calves. 9 10 10; common and
medium. 6 to 80. Cows and calves. sen TO
SIS: ToI hogs. 7.S5: light. 7N to TE: sows e nj
stays, sh to eis. Best sheep. to G.: common
TO ialr. 10 8. Best lambs. sL to g.
CommGn and lIEht. 8 to Z.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

IKepoTted By Rodgers Plummer & Co. Inc.
PETERSBURG. VA, November S-Spanish
Farmers stock-od peanuts. first quality
10 per bushel: new peanuts. dry and Glen
s5c per bushel; new peanuts green and
dirty. soc 10 75c per bushel.
NirEihias: Farmers stock-Old peanuts
Fancy Jumbo. 3tc per pound: extra prime
&c per pound; Smelling stock. PIC per round
New peanuts-Fancy Jumbo. 81. per pound !:
extra prime. &c per pound: prime. 2kc per
pound: Smelling stock 2i5c per pound
We urge the Importance of having pea-
nuts thoroughly dry before threshinE
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Richmond & Chesapeake Bsy RAILWAY Couo,u,

"upsL"eulnK SchrduIo OF April Il, 1914
Schedule Subject to Change without
Notice.
TIains lenve Richmond hs6:5o A. 81, GA
NJ. Do A NJ. A. NJ. ssl0 A. H. IL A NJ
~ ~: r. NJ. +: NJ. be p N. $40 r.
a. s;2o ~. 7:l0 r. AZ. bs r. NJ. 10 r.
,,TIains leave falkland $3.50 A b., bs7 A
81, a 81 " A. 81. 10 A 81. ssil A. II.
~ noon. ~ L. Al. +. ~. T. NJ p
~ 1S:2o r a.. $50 =. NJ. 7:lI =. n, 1
bcarres baggage. sDaily e1cep, sund.,
"'SunGnys only
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RAILROADS.
nEARoARD AIR Line RAIN

nEAR0ARD AIk LINE RAILWAY
Ihe Progressive Railway OF the South.-
southbound trains SC sduled to leave Rich.
mond daily. f:S A ~. Local to Noriinn. In
r. M hlaepers and coaches, Atlantis Hin
minsham: e:3s r. II. through coaches ana
.'eepers to Jncksonviils; 1895 A. n. slespers
Atlanta, birmingham: JacksonviIls. Tampa
ana coachss Jacksonville.
Horstbourd trains .cheduled TO arrive IL
f!chmond daily: t:20 A NJ. $3.50 A. Il,
local. $3.50 y. NJ. 5:37 T.. NJ
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. November s.-Ncarly 100000
bushels Increase tho United States visible
supply total acted big weight to-day
on the price OF wheat Largely n result.
the market which was unsettled at the
close. showed a net decline of &c to Tic.
with December at $Lo3,snSl.o3t. and May at
Slo+s. Corn lost Aq;sc to Csc, and oats.
kTSc to &c. In provisions the outcome
advance OF 81 q $50.
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closing.
The advance to 1l.9ec for March and IL orc
Tor May seemed TO attract really aE-
EreSsivc or general demand. and tho market
soon weakened under renewed liquidation or
i0ch' pressure. Southern selling was more
IN evidence than previously the. dec!!ne
which tended to increase apprehensions OF
spot liquidation and stop-orders were un-
covered as prices broke into new low ground
After selling of about 10 to II points under
saturdays closing and some - to oS point.
under the high level OF the morning prices
were steadied 10y covering but rallies were
barely maintained. and the undertone re-
mQined unsettled.
Claims that the ginning figures Gid not
point to = crop OF over 10 5op ooD bales eX-
ciu"inE hnterS seemed 10 be- offset by recent
INCREASED estimates OF the Indian WELD n,I
IN" gloomy View OF the export situation
III" protest against British interference with
neCira! trade attracted attention but woulS
seem to he without much influence ms Tar
''S me Immediate market was concerned.
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NOTICE-Legal

NOTICE Is hereby given that have
qualifed as executrix OF the estate OF
Junius Is Mosby. deceased. Ali per-
sonS holdinS claims against said estate
Hent, and all persons indebted to said
estate VIII remit to me at once
LOUISE BCRWELL MOSBY
ENecutrix Iunius b. Mosby, Deceased
1900 West Grace Street
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, November s-Bulish view,
and ginning returns and unfnyornhln
wenther predictions caused moderate rally
In INC cotton market this morning but
prices later sold into new lnw proi,na .ny
the movement. January contracts which
rallied to n73c during the carly trading
broke TO l1.f5c and closed At 1l.s4, with ITO
general list closing steady, 20 points
flower for tho day.
The market opened up to s points on
the census report showing 73sis1I hnlcs
;ginned 20 November !. against ..szgOs2 baieS
Liverpool and New Orleans selling, mic.
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NEW YORK. November s-por. ~
in"ht-AiiditnC. ilGoc. Receipts 40 bal.s.
EXPORTS, 10" bales: stuck. oa3 Ia bales
a: bales. i''I''
Total for wcck-Ne, receipts 5s5sl bales
I"ta! Tor senson-Net receipts 24t4o3,
ha!cs; exports. l,iis,o?S bales '
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH GA. November s-Turpen-
tine. strong. 5iT55: sales 56G casks; receipts
go casks: shipments. 1876 casks: stock H.
ooo casks: R"sin. firm: sales. 99l barrels: re-
ceiptS. LBS barrels: shipments. l.721 barrels.
stock. 62.2t3 barrels. Quote: A.. b., G.. +
F.. c., 5.ol,sIb.lo: H.. 5iod5.l2Li; l.. 5,5i
..t7; r.. $50 NJ. 5.e5p5.so: y. ard wg
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

IaIh' I.ea.e Kichmond-M. ST Station
Scheuulo hEures not guaranteed For ths
south'-Daily: $50 A. 81. local; 10; %
.}kpress: r. 81: expres. with obIrrva,ion'
sleeping car for Atlanta: l!:Y f. Ii. express.
Tor keysrilie and Chase city-week dsya
YORK river iino-S:lo =. ~. Steamer Train.
.,IaIior carl. I:a' and t:B r. n daily
Trains Arrive Renmond-From tn. son,,,
1908 ~ and $40 A. NJ. $50 r. NJ s:u
M daily: $40 A. ~. except Sundar.
Gay: s:4o A n. aad s:B p III DAILY
CfNce NI K. Main St. Phons Madison III
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RICHMOND HAY N.pxEr
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

tulCAGO. November S.-Hogs-Receipts
:0oo; slow: bulk. sG601S7.l5; light ST.. 25lh
80 mixed. SC,aSTs7.55 heavy. ss251s7 40; ;
rough; st:SmSfi0: pigs, t37I5T3G35.
atie-Rereipts. 80. 600: weak: EatIve beef
steers. 15.soasln3j: Western steers $3.50
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81. 751S i0.5o.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900: steady: wcthers
S0.S51s635: lambs 36T5aSooo.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS

NEW YORK. November Section goods
we're quiet to-day. Yarns were steady and
dress goods were Arm. with stocks we'll
cleaned up. Raw silk was Arm on smaller
trading.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY. y
sV.'I u " 4.
Office of the TreaSIirar

Office of the Treasurer
Wilmington, y. c., Nov. /, 1915
THE board OF directors OF Atlanta
Coast Line Railroad Company has de-
ciared a dividend OF 1-2 per cent on
the preferred stock OF that company,
payable at the Office Of the treasurer.
Wilmington. y. c.. on and after No
are closed from October 20. 1916 TO
November 10. 1915. both dates. inclu-
JAMES +. POST,
Treasurer.
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Cash grain: Wheat-Nn 9 req. slioI3l l2t,:
No. hard sllei2aSl0ik. Corn-No 2 vel.
low. old. 65aS5iac; No. yellow. new. $50
oiisc; No white, 6faM65c; No !: white
new, Gln63i:c.
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.c,,, M.RKET CONDITION.
hy Levy Commission Coz
iN'hm"nd. Va. November S.

81 = TNINTsI CONDITION..
hickens- Market In good condition Han,
Mdtk.t active "nh in good demand Eggs
cry scarce and wanted Butter-Martct
"Nrt hut active at prices quoted. Cattle
MARKER duil under heavy receipts VrnIs--
N"'F scarce and command prices In cxccss
Oh above quotations. Hidcs-Markct I'm m
satisfactory condition Rabhits-p.c.in,.
light and dcIrand GOOD eip'S
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RICHMOND sToCK MARKET.

ifN i''tFl" - Burrh & COZ
Richm"n1 Va, November s l.ls
STATE ~ ChtF!E ria. Asked.
Va Centuries ? ? g. ana X ~
CITY SECURITIES
Richmond CITY H. 1890 1870 s2is
RiChnoni Ci,y 81 1875 l.is ~ eau
STREET RWN. BDSpS
Va Rwy. and Powc' co IS 1884 Hl
STREET HWY STOCKS
Va. Rwy. and Power Co pfl %
Va Rwy. and Power Co. CON 3na a.
RAILROAD STOCKS
Chesa peaks and OHIO ........... s2i-
) Norfolk and Westrru. COM. lI9
r.. +. and i ia quar-. ~
tScaboard Air Line, pfd...... I,
Seaboard Air Line. com......... "a
Southern Railway. cnrn.... ., Or
BANK And TRUST COMPANY STOCxs
National State md Citv Bunk lSl
Old Dominion Trust Co........ M ,Ia
RID Trust ard Savings co... %
Virginia Trust Cunpany...... 9l
= MISCELLANEOUS
Wa. Car. Chemical. p.d..... iOs ,,a
Va Car. Chemical. cnn......... a.
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NEW YORK, November s--un;n the clos,
Ing hour, the mos; conspicuous feature Of
tO-iays stock market was it, relative dull.
ness. Trading was altogether professional!
and with moderate upward trend. aftc; the
Irregular opening
sudden weakness, which not only obI!tcrn,ed
numerous early gains. but caused some
Yer. net losses. chief among these w.ro
Canadian Pacific and United states steel
C"n1GiHn fell from iis top price OF lsT+s
to !SlA.. closing 81 lt:'.. United states steel
almost point a. So. fell 10 II and closed
q mere fraction higher
The Nirrimans Atchi.on, Great Northern
N-w York Central and Erie substituted gains
baldwin locomotive ana Crucild- steel!
which had 'c"r"G substantial gains over
last weeks anal figures we're materially
=. io"rr. IS were also Westinghouse ana
other shares OF the sam. class.
WashIngtC0's note to Great Britain ar,ant
lhe ''Lli"sl and effective" s.ihur. az AMER.
lean ships seemed u hrv. NO cncc, in the
carry dealings. apart from I.ouGon's lower
prices Tor Americans. For want of SOM"
NOR" ianr.h!" rrIsOE. tn" Hvalan, he OF sell
ihgt"n innicnikrg. 4 l-lt The Federal admin
iStr"uon might meet with formidable oppo-
'iti"u IT IT. p-opos"a policy OF preparedness -
In al! probability, however, the reversal was
acC"l"i"tcc 10y aggressive short selling
General news a. the day embraced rcpor;a
from Chicago and other important rn,iro,J
{rnitrs showing an increase of Tonnage
canadian products especially. taxing carry
inc capacity.
bonds wer" steady curing the greater part
a OF the session. hut weakened with stocks
~, N0o. " 49,
u,i,cd states bonds were unchanged ON
call wa
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ceipts the market has been easier for past
several days. With cooler weather look for
good market
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Norfolk & Western RaiIwa,
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of the South.
EEEECTINE OCTOBER Al 19lh.

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 81. 1915.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: Sis A. 81. and
For Norfolk: 500 A. NJ. $500 p. NJ. $500
Il. NJ, t4:l0 y. NJ.
For y. & w. Ry:. West: s:l5 A. ". $3.50
A. NJ. $500 Z. NJ, 9:20 NJ.
For Petersburg: 1855 A. NJ. 6:15 A. NJ.
s:l5 A. NJ. 900 A: NJ. $3.50 A. NJ: $500
e:s5 II. NJ. o:2o r.. NJ. 1850 P. ~.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: 1900 p. NJ
o:1s A, NJ. $50 A. NJ, 1887 A: NJ. tlo:t5
6:17 P. NJ. G:s6 p. NJ. TEAS p. 81. $500 P. s..
ll:sOP NJ. co.
Except Sunday. Sunday only ,s."-
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
nectlons not guaranteed ~
c. s. CAMPBELL ID. p. A.. s28 Main st.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

KIchmohd va, November :. 1915
liOLESAIE. QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE.
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Sa les. 100 bales ~
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-02
CONTINUED on Page 5, Col.)
PROSPERITY HERE
SAY The BANKE rs
EASrERNERS TELL CHlCAGOANS
THAT GOOD TIMES ARE
DUE VERY SOON.

Chicago. Sept BANKERS passing
through Chicago today on their way
to attend the annual convention of the
American Bankers association at Seat
tie. Wash, declared that return OF
prosperity is at hand. Some predicted
an almost unbelievable prosperity
and others declared that the volume of
money on hand was so great that 1t
not find natural outlet.
when the bank reserves which are
greater now than they have ever been
in the history Of the country are dis
tributed, the nation will enjoy almost
unbelievable prosperity said William
A. Law of Philadelphia, president of
the American Bankers, association.
.'The volume of money on hand is so
great that it cannot find natural out
let. At this juncture another potent
bull factor appears In the nations ban
ner crops The movement of the tre-
mendous crops, with the attendant
financial activity, will still further in
crease the bank reserve"
Mr. Law attributed the present state
of business to the upset conditions pre-
yailing In international trade relations
and to . wave Of economy.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-09-02
Wilson Lauded in Germany And Called
Better Politician Than B1pdn or Z. r.

"That President Wilson withstood
this temptation and may be counted
on to withstand it further, must be
acknowledged" says the newspaper,
notwithstanding the fact that the
German people certainly have reason
to be dissatisfied with his attitude in
the matter Of submarine warfare"
Mr.. Wilson is characterized as a
more clever politician than "the un-
lucky Bryan and the astute politician
Roosevelt" The article Is concluded
with the statement that Germany has
always desired to maintain the tradi-
tional friendly relations with Ameri-
ca and that 1t may be hoped the Arab
ic case will serve to clear up misun-
derstandings on both sides. It must
be possible to reach an understands
ing, inasmuch as the points in dispute
are matters of principle and not OF
conquest, victories or defeats.