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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

A GAIN OF more than 6 per cent, N gross
business for September. 1916, over the cor.
responding month OF last year Is shown in
the monthly fnancia statement Just issued
by the Public Service Corporation OF New der
scy, The gross figures include the corpora.
TONS railway, gas and elestric busintss.
The inNease In surplus available for divl-
dends was nearly $4,000. For the nine
month period ended September 30 the gross
the increase In surplus available for diva.
dends was nearly $4,000.
All Byllesby electric properties for the week
ended Oct . showed connected local gains
of 7?6 customers. With b6o kilowatts lighting
load and 100 horsepower in motors. New
business contracted for tnclu l.<lt Gus.
toners. with IT'S hlowatts lighting load and
632 horsepower In motors. Output of the
properties for the week wa s.l69, &l klo att
hours, an Increase of 1873 per cent. over the
corresponding week OF 1914. There was q
gain Of liz rust in tho gas department,
70 ranges. " water heaters and t3l other
appli ances.
Tho Tennessee Power Company. a sub
sidiary of the Tennessee Railway. LAght and
Power Company. 10 now doing the best bust.
statements. Gross business IL running at
increase monthly, In September the company
earned n substantial surplus over all cx.
penses and interest charges. The Tennessee
Power Company owns two hydroelectric
plants of 5000 horse power capacity, and In
addition takes q large amount of current
from the Chattanooga and Tennessee River
Power Company. An auxiliary steam station
10 being constructed nj Parkeville which will
have III initial capacity OF 1000 horse. pc wer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
THE CURB MARKET.
Irregular and Connicting Pric
Movements in Trading.

Irregular and conflicting price movements
Characterized dealings in the outside market
yesterday. The early tone was fairly firm.
while prices tended to give way in tho after.
noon. American Zinc. briggs Seabury and
lnternationsl Mercantile Marine preferred
list. closing from ? 10 . points higher. Sub
marine Boat. Midvale Sted. Chevrolet Motor
Car and United States Light and Heat were
active and eubst antially lower.
Cerro lie Pasco Copper %fiuctuated bet ween
S and +sL4. closing az the lower figure. Other
mining shares were irregular within q narrow
range.
Aside from a : point advance IN Standard
Oil of New Jersey oil stocks were dun and
steady. kennecott Copper Ca were the only
active bonds and moved up / point.
Transactions In detail in tho market re-
terday were as folloNs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
N D OIL QUOTATIONS.

sPar value. $50. ZEE dividend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26

tlt 5s rttIp \ 4 l. ) 3I1s
600. O1os 20oo. ..743&
900. Oii2 NY city Al9s IS
n & Rio Or IS 10000.
400, IA NY Gas Flee Ii
N q RG ref b II q p SIS
900. .,.o47s 5OoO..I O3
t-Edison IS NNNH&H " IS
Ooo.. o2l4 1000.
sec. y RVS fdg IS
Corp Is $4,000, ~
300 200 '''.73,sNi Rys adj So
900. -. Z 3l2 10000. .IOi2
y = oront@'ts Ny Tel gln as
80 CIV ts ser , Norf & " gm a.
600, &c audO.. BIo
ic cv IA ser y NorthPacinc Is
300. ...7Sls 1900, .,.82II
900. North PACING IS
10 geu As 5000. ...6
900. ...7 334 or Sh L fdy -
n Electric IS 10000. ,..OOia
! % Penna N "a,
I'd & Man adj lem cts
600. ...2 Sl2l 1000. ,.,g9is
900. 49, S3A e0OO. ...bS
900. ~ Sl2iP Lorillard Sc
Cen RI ~ 1855 1000. .lO0is
900. -. \ dig Ray Con Con ~
terh " u re G0O0.. leo
80 1893 Rcp I&S IS ID%l
900, 20 & "a 5000. ..0ll2
ter boro Met RioGrandew Is
col trust as aooo .:72ia
q ~SanA&APass Is
m City ter 4s 1000. ~
"'sl 50 So pacinc cv 81
.ngs Co EL&P 1000. O5
CIV Us io25 So Pacific ~ ~
IOOO. .l25 IlOO0. - u 30
.ck 81 81 1889 Third Av ref ~
900. 3io 1000. SAL
ggett 4 N IS Fri -CityRAL IS
90. lnl 1000. Ola
4 y & Mob & Union Pacific q
Mon AS 30o0s,O. ool<
900. 30 ~UnRRSanf fdS
,u & Nash a. 1000. ...45 81
900. % u : steel Of So
ar,ne cit a. 10000. lO3l3
certificates 5000. Il O33 So
inn i s. .s sSSo.. iSass
900. ...oOlAlO000 03H
Pacirc con Va Caro- Oh IS
1000. ...g6l9 1000. .lOOI2
900, ...v0lIwn Maryld Is
Y Con deb q. lOOO...,7Iia
rcts fun ID Westg n cv -
700. 0Sia rcN .ull nj
Y Cen as l2OO0..Il7
1000. ~ 1000. l3ol2
par valusl S4.l7l.OoO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
Transactions from a;As r. n. to Clos,ns.

ALASKA & cv u,
2OOu 80
Am1Ar CIV AIS
10000. Oh y
10 900. O3l2
Armour Alas
p0OO....S %
A 4 : + CIV u
1909
i000..lO So
At 4 ST e u
1000 -
u 4 q CIV as
lo0o....9 u
$4,000 -. z ~
Bait & q l. L
& w VAS
iOOn...,S2
BethStcei Ell Is
5000 OF
Beth ST. fdp 81
| 1000. OOi2
Cent Pacific ist
sSl10sjn 80
Cent pac 3l.s
u 80. ..SSl2
Cent mr. NJ So
l00OO..l
{ d o CIV as
900.
1000 ~
10000. \ IL
{ 4 y iOint ~
| 5000.
1000. y ~
Chi 4 EastIn So
5000. 7I2
en- &pugetS N
| c'MCpS4:S,Piec v IS IS
5000.
1000. ~
MAST CIV Nss
so $3.50,
10000.
0onOssG Oh
4 I'd ~
1000. %
Chi - Duhs
| c'SSsVPP'M,S3s.
1000. OIL
Chile Conner
5000. 32ls
6OOO.. az
CCC 4 81 Louis
Cairo div IS
1000. ...2
Colo South -
l0OO,.,,D
lO0O.,,,DO3x
sO00....NOl1
Con Gas CIV As
5000. IL
Total bond d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12

William Wallace Spence. in Mrs.
louisa ". Gin and Mrs. Margaret s.
Butler, all children OF Mr.. Spence. ana
the children of 4 deceased daughter,
Mrs. Emily Symin.tou will inherit
most of the property
After providing for several Iegacies,
Mr.. Spence specified that me residue
of his estate should be divided into
tour parts, one Of them 100000 less
than the other three. The smallest Of
these four parts is 10 20 - William
w. Spence. lr, the deduction being
made because the tcs;ator advanced
Slooooo TO his son on January 80, 1900.
y second share is to be held in trust
Tor Mrs. Butler. who is to receive the
income. ana is given power 10 dispose
of IL by will The third share is given
to Mrs. Gill. under the same conditions
The fourth share. ii is provided is to
he held in trust for Charlotte Caroline.
William. Louisa and Alexander SYM
in.ton, grandchildren of the tcStator.
The income from it is TO he, divided
equally among them and each is given
the power of disposiug of onc-iifth OF
il by will.
The following charitable requests
are made:
Board of Foreign Missions of the
Presbyterian Church, $1,000: Roard OF
Home Missions Of the Presbyterian
Church. $4,000; Presbyterian Board Of
Relief for Disabled Ministers AMI Wid-
ows and Orphans of Deceased Minis
tcrs. $1,000: Presbyterian. Eye. Ear and
Throat Charity Hospital. $4,000:
Presbyterian Association Of Baltimore
$4,000: Home for Incurabl.s 1000:
Home for the f'riendlcss, s. 5h1; Union
Protestant lntrmary. $5,o0o: Aged
Womcn's Home, $4,000; ,>gcd Mems
Home, $500: ST Andrews Society,
$1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
COMING. FAST
AND THICK
Thousands OF People viii Tcs-
tify, Living Right Here in
Virginia, They Say.
j. |. Mitchell, OF Norfolk, Adds
Word Of Praise After
Trini i'm Own Case.

Mr.. J. |. Mitchell. of Norfolk. rcsid-
ins at 72S Boush street. was one of the
hundreds who praised the new stom-
ach kidney and liver remedy OF l.. r.
Cooper's. shortly after it's introduction
IN that NirGinan city.
lie SAYS that he knows Tanlac to he
me medicine. and realized that in
rccomm. ndinG IL to his friends and
the public in general he cannot say
700 much In praise Of the wonderful
preparation. Mr.. Mitchell stated I'm
his testimony:
suffered from nervousness poor
appetite. slcnplessness. and Il cons,an,
tired drowsy feeling. was la such
run down condition never felt like
working. | tried Tanlac through the
,"Nisc OIL II friend. and now am feel
i'S hhc am no longer drowsy slaeu
perfectly. have an excellent ,nuatit.
ana nothing ] eat hurts me: my nerves
IRE an right now, and for that reason
or these reasons ! know Tanlac IL III.
medicine for ailments OF this kind
Hnch statements as this are going
To b" published every DAY in the Rich
mona papers, day after dny. and month
after month. and II would talk. wears
to publish the testimonials so FAR re-
ceired from people righ: here in IN.
state OF Virginia. People skeptical al
any statement may write or call upon
any one whose name is used. for /, Is
used with their permission, and their
fun name and address is published
just for this purpose. sun, n better
plan is to give Tanlac a trial Call
upon the representative. who may al
ways, be found AZ Polk Millcr's Main
street store. and have q talk with him.
Tanlac Is 4 powerful combination OF
herbs. roots and barks. which tones up,
inNfgorat,s and assists the system
back to Its normal healthy state. Chill
drcn have taken II in a thousa nd
cases with gratifying results. Tanlac
may At present only be secured
though Polk Miller drug stores here.
No attempt should he made TO secure
Taulac elsewhere. Read what the mon
and women say Tanlac accomplish I'd
III their individual cases. AZ they ar.
published II Is remarkable a.gra-
cation OF local testimony. \ mass OF
evidence greater than ever submitted
10 the public before in history.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
SPENCE LEAVES $4,000
TO CHARITABLE BODIES
Rcmnindcr Of S2.oO6.0n0 Estate Goes 10
Ills Children and Their
Heirs.

hAl .TiMoRE, MD. November IL
Iae S@,""o,"o0 estate .: William W.
spence. iinanci"r and philanthropisi
VINO "lcd on November 3. At the age
al l"". ana who previously had given
e library - the Union Th.oIopic,I
Seminary. ut Richmond. viii descend.
intact. except for specific requests
amounting 10 about $4,000. TO his
ch!i"ren and their heirs. Ills Will.
'robat"d Ia the Orphans Court here
'o-a"N' makes provision for the dis
nihu,iou Of the estate
Under TN" viii. $40 GOO will he divid
ga among several rharitable institu-
tons. chief among them hem" those
connected with the PRESBYTERIAN
'hurch. -Four Of his servants rili each
receive $1,000: 81 Ike sum viii 60 tn
Il clerk. aud twenty close relatives will
get $1,000 each
The res!duarN clause provides for the
passing "f the main body Of III. estate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
CAMPAIGN IN HANOVER
iIenIth Authorities TO Make Special
Fight Ia Eradicate DIScnse-Dr.
tOilins0n In Charge.

The State Board Of Health has issued
a special bulletin giving notice of tho
opening -; AN intensive health cam
paiSn ia Hanover County on or before
November 20, with Dr. John Collinson
IN charge.
At a recent meeting Of the hoard of
supervisors the matter was laid before
the Hanover authorities hy state Health
Commi Toner Williams. and was unani-
mouSly approved, the niece" sary appro-
priation being made mt the same time.
The state Board OF Health has dcsig
mated Dr. John ColiiuSou To take charge
of the work. He will open headquarters
next week in the county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
CONFERENCE ON DEBT
Virginia commissioners Meet In Wash
inIton To-day mt Request Of
Governor Hatfield.

The Virginia Debt Commission will
meet in Washington to-day for a con-
ference with the members OF the West
Virginia Commission The meeting was
called at the request of Governor Hat
field. OF West Virginia. following a
letter from the Virginia commission
asking what steps his State expected
TO take to comply with the provisions
of the decree of the Supreme Court
Of the United States.
Colonel Joseph Button and -. II
Pittsbof Albcmarlc. left last night for
Washington. Acknowledgement Pol
lard may also attend the conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
GOVERNOR STUART TO
SPEAK IN HOPEWELL
VIII Make Address To- Night In Tnbcr-
nnrir aud Attend Opening Of
New Du Point Clubhouse

Governor Stuart will make AN ad-
dress To the citizens OF HONEYWELL mt a;
niaSs-ncetInE in the tabernacle OF the
powder plant city to-nigat. The Gov
ernor viii be the honor guest at tho
opening Of the new clubhouse. erected
ty the Du Pont. Powder Company FOR
us employees. near CITY Point. aud
Ia expected to make a brief address
on that occasion. lie will then go
tC liopcwcll
Attorney-Gencral Pollard and Alex
andcr Forward, secretary to the Gov
ernor, have also been invited to at
ttrd the house warming
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
RICHMOND nay MARKLT.
CntuwIn Rond CumnIct.,l

n" StAt" EoArd OF Health aunoNurn1
yesterday the completion of the road
from IN" sanatorium station on the
,ata"na division OF the Norfolk and
western 10 the grounds of the Catawba
|"ha'pr!um. The new road. which has
"cc'' NUM- by convict rohd fore with
STAT" ana, crosses the Catawba Noun
tain ~ q much better grade than ,hc
ROAD IT replaced. and reduces the haul
from The railroad TO the sanatorium
me construction is of macadam. and
the road is said 10 he one OF the finest
IN tha' section Of Virginia. 1t is now
Omen 10 traffic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line
The sinndnrd Kuuroad of the sou,h

n n. s,n ,,,, kmLroad OF the South.
IRA!NS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For FLORIDA and South S:l5
636 T.. NJ. l2:55 a. NJ. " an
). i9r Norfolk: 800 a. NJ. $500 p. 81. $50
j.. NJ. t4:lO l.. NJ ~
a. Al. 800 4. NJ, 900 Il NJ =
sis r"' le Ne saa is:S5 A. 81. s:15 A. 81
J.. NJ. 900 Z. NJ. tao Il. A.. 5.6h 'ip o..
''as NJ. $40 T.. NJ. 1850 u. NJ.
Tor Goi,isboro and Fayetteville: s4:oop
trains arrive Richmond daily. ..n !,
s;ls a. ~. ESQ a. ~. S:37 A. NJ, fio 81
a. NJ: ii:4o NJ. .2:l0 T.. NJ. HAS T. ~
80 4. NJ. 80 '.0o =. NJ
Except SUNDAY. Sunday only.
ilihc OF arrival AMI departure. apd -,
ncctioEs not guaranteed. "u con
= ;. CAMPBELL. ID. y. a. s.s Ma,, 9,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
senator Martin Here.

United states senator Martin was
IN me city for several hours ycstcr-
dav Afternoon to attend It meeting OF
the excessive comniltc" or the En-
dowmcut Association Of Virginia Mill
'ary Institute. Tho senator was called
back - Washington hy official bus-
ness. i"avin" carl" ian Ill" evening. and
was unable 4" attend the alumni
smoker at tn. WcStnorcland club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
FIRE LOSS OF 100000
Nothing 10 Prove Inccndiary Origin u
Blaze in RocbiinE sons Co.
Plant at trenton.

TRENTON, y. j., November 1l.-Ap-
p"oXimatcly 81. 600. 900 damage was
zone by fire which early to-day de-
stroycd q wire rope shop of the John
~. EochlinG Sons 90. plant in this city.
Que 10 the fact that the company has
orders Tor war material for European
countries, rumors were in circulation
that the fire WAS Of inccndiary origin.
but nothing has been found 10 sub
Stantiatc such cpoTts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. November IL Estimates iha,
canadian farmers nav" four times more
wheat for export than was IN" cas-" ..ar
aga led to the weak 'ini>h ia til. wheat
market To-day, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that prices
durlHg most Of tn. session nLd shown do
Cio'-I strength. The close varied from i.ut.
ccnt off to like advance. as Coiupnr .,
with last night. corn lost !. to : cent MT
ana oats istI. IN provisions the nutcntnc
ranged from "2i. decline To lisc 81 H..
CASH grain: Wheat-No. red. t01Iil. 10.
No. hard. l.0lN4mi.o. Corn,-EO. . yellow
ola. &C. No. white. old. ciYa65; No 3 ycI
i"w. new. e.. No. 3 white. new. Co.
WHEAT Open. High Low fInS.S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
Cnrtcr G. Oatcri,Intl.

Word was received in Richmond las,
night OF the death of Garter &. oster-
bihd. OF 100 West Thirticth Street
Woodland Heights. who died ycstcr-
day morning ut 1890 O'Clock in Battle
Greek. Mich. He was visiting his
brother in-law, DIR. \. S. Kimbal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
NEW YORK rRonucs n.KkEr

Nm YORK. November lL-Eaw sugar.
trn: centrifugal. 5.Ui: nollsses 42.: refined
ar;a. 10 points higher Butter. easy: chess
SicGdS, Spot coffee: Itio 1., -. Futures
easy. December. GO: May. $50
Cctions'ed oil Mas higher on huviny %. tho
south. and on covering Of shorts and the
nigh price az seed. Final prices we're |. To
u points net higher. Sales an.1in b.-.ars
the market closed nru. Spot, 80 ,,ii
November. ,.sSff5.s5: December .7.1, 50.
January, 'SsN 81; February. 7.Siff7 40: Mach
:.ssrI so; April ..s3ui.. Mmy ,rr., o.
June. S.oius.o5- Total sales y .na
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
NOTICE-EXccutor
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
VIRGINIA. TRUST COMpANY,

NFI<.' TN NJ '-D.NI 7.
Richmond. Va, Nov. II. 1875.
THIS company and David Il Whitehead
and Mrs. liylnh G.. Charlrton having
qualified as executors of the estate OF
John II. Charleton. deceased. all per-
sons having claims against said estate
VIII please present them ut this Office
Tor payment, and those indebted TO the
estate viii please make payment TO
the undersigned.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
one OF the Executors OF the Estate of
John X. CharletOn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.

NIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
Richmond. Va, Nov. IL. 1915
THIS company and Joseph r Allen
having qualified as executors OF the
estate OF Joseph T. Allen, all persons
having claims against said estate Will
please present them at this Office for
payment. and those indebted to the
estate will please make payment to
the undersigned.
Co. Executor OF the Etate OF Joseph
Il. Allen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

aalns Leave Richnond-- Ma!n 81 static
SSanenuie nkures not Guaranteed For TIL
ehbres,: T.. NJ. express win oosrrvn,ioi
.ie.pins car Tor Atlanta: li:i5 T.. NJ. express,
ioT keysvilie and Chase City-week daya
YORK KiEer Line-a:!o y. 81. Steamer Train
except Sunday. come ting for BaitIuor
.parior carr. 7:ss :, and 4:i6 p. N. dali
Train. Arrive R'cnrnond-From IN. So,,s
':o' A. 81. and $40 A. ~. $3.50 F. A.. III
~. DAILY SET A. NJ. except Sunda,
day: $40 a.. ~. aud e:Ib T. N. daily.
orlcs so9 Main St. Phone Madison =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12

Nm YORK November n.-por, movcm.r,
-NidaliaE. i.SIc: exports. 90 bales: saies
i,i" bales. stock. 296.9,t bales.
Total to-day at all pCrts-Nct reccipts
2ls.s bales. exports. ",'55 bales: stock
- $40 bales
.Arort>. $3.50 bales
Total FOR season-Net receipts n54ooIl
bales: exports i.5e23iJ bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12

sftn rT cOxpITlo,
BY Levy Commission 20,
Richmond. Va. November II "
Ia.

chicEcns-Narket in good condition Eenx
Market "ttIN" and In good demand Fig,
Very scarce and wanted. Rit,eI--Ala-,;.t
lower. but active at prices quoted. Cattle
Market duli under heavy receipts vcals--
Very scarce ana command prices in excess
Of above quotations. Hides Market in IN
satisfactory condition. EubhitS-Pccn.pts
liGht ava dcirann good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE To ADRFOLh
schedule In effect April 6. 1915
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmopd Eorl
HoEFoL.i $500 A 81. $500 p. 81. s,:od
FOR -HcnnuRo AND THE wEsr
l.. NJ. -
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk. e,,.o
AZ. .N1" r. III. 80 Il. NJ. From the wes5
,':S9 a VI. t2:l0 T.. II. !l:40 T. 81. sG:fJ
l.. NJ. $40 T. 81.
Daily. tDaiiy excep, Sunday. ,sunda,!
W. u. BEvIrl. ". q s.rSnrns
~; 81, Sohnoke. @. r a. Hoanosa II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
70. IfTsN pot bIshet. ...........,
MARKET CONDITION

owing % warn weather and heari<r re
pts tho market has been ester Tor plsi
several days. with cooler weather look Ioi
good market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
STEAMBOATS,,
OLD DOMINION LINE

~ it.sLniond, loot oI ASH 81. daily / 90 r. ~
leaves Newport News. 40 A. ~
A. "a
Connections with main line steamers lsay.
III: NoTfoIk Tor New York daily except Sum
cay 10 A. 81 Connections also made by "
W ny. l.. NJ. ana T.. y. Hy at lP vi
Nlsht iine steamers stop Ciuremont oz
tenal aad are met BY public conveyance
VIRGIL MA NANlGATiUS co. James Riveh
~ dhyligh. fer Norfolk. old Point. Newpor |
He"s ana All James River landings MondayI
Wednesday, and Friday Mt soc A. NJ trei9hI
received Ter all James Itivsr points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12

rs rapidly as some had eviaentlv an:ici-
mated aud "a soon business began To
taper OF. offerings Increased, with prices
latei selling back Ia about tas. nights
closing nsurcs under heavy realizing rh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
Official Range and Sale 0! Stocks in New York


ss,e.. Stock.
$500 Chalmers ........
1900 Allis- Chalmers. MD
.oo -, 80
'''o' -f'"' Nj. ehenh'' coh'..
$500 Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
100 american Can .........
Loo American Can. pfd. ..
1900 Amer. Car and Fdry. -.
100 American Cotton Oil.
l.500 Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
$500 American l.insecd Oil.
1000 American Locomotive
Amer. Loco, pfd. ..... !.
81. 100 American Smelling 49,.
Iuo american Snuff. com.
l.i0o American Sugar $500.
100 Amer: Tel. and Tel Co.
2uo American Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco, pfd.
.l.SoO Anaconda Copper ......
2,l00 Atchison ..............
Atlantic Coast Line. -.
~. Z: l.. OF Ionnecticut.
p.Nhu ana ONO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
CHICAGO IINE sTocK m.unEr

CHICAGO. November ii.-iIogs: R.,e;,a
:sVg slow. bulk 81 isas6.S: light 5, ~,
49, mixed. ss.'5riI2o. heavy. So Jlu - -
rough. sS.oaISe.2i. pigs. ss.,3f,SGOo. Cattle
h""c'p's. 6.0pJ. steady. native beef steers
Neuto2; Western -:ctrs. 3s.3Ir,$s %. COW
and htaers. 3:'oaIs.i9; calves. ,Giou;I5 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
SE.tisOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
'fhc Progressive. HALLWAY of tin, SnnII,

Southb"und trains scheduled to leave Rirh
,n"nh daily; J:3i \, NJ. local 10 .N"rlinn. 4.
L. VI. Siccpcrs ana coaches to JacEsonN III,
Atlanta. Birmingham. Cas- u. u. thro j,
coaches and slc,pers to Ja,ksonvilIc: iss.
y. NJ. s!"epers To Atlanta, Blrmlnrn ),
Ja'knhviiic. Tampa and coaches to Jarl
Ncrthbound trains scheduled to nrriy. /
Itichmonl daily: 40 a. NJ. $50 ~
locnI. Y:30 A. NJ. .:a1 L. VI. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
Richmond & Petersburg Electric +,
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

Iin. Lsvillo A. Vest ...oo .,,.oo
Main Line. Local Is ~ !. ts.,S "
James RIVER Line .,o.oo a go,
:, News. MIR" Old PIT. 50 a.. 10 m. u q
seaport krws Local .1:ls .s m ~
Trains arrive from Mn .i;:D A. 80 n
- 9: ~ News. 49, a.. 500 D Frun
NO 80 s,sc n. '3:t. p. 1856 A.. tI:;o o.
~ p. ddiiT from Charlottesville rr-cnH
Snnaax from Thurmond. Jas. River. n:I
.Da!!y. .Frc.n. e,x
The weekly soliphone., 1915-10-29
J0NESBORO TRIP
PUT OFF A DAY
Delegation of Business
Men Who Were to Be
Here Today Plan Big
Demonstration Friday.

Jonesboro Tribune: On account
of the opening ball at the Elks
club this evening, also because it
has been learned that the big racing
event at the Paragould fair will be
on Friday, the Jonesboro business
mems club has decided not to make
the automobile trip to Paragould
Thursday as advertised but will go
Friday morning.
1t is now planned to leave the
square about o'clock and it is
urged that every person who can
do so bring his car loaded with his
family or some friends. 1t is the
idea to let the cars start about two
minutes apart, which will give each
about the right distance apart.