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% abon; S.>5 from III" high prices
OF "Wednesday IA" market was stcadicu
DN active forci2n :ud trade buying.
ne chIcf buying on declines during
the entire w""N has been attributed
l" honSoS with !jvcrpOoi connections.
f'ath"r ~ III" S":,.'uu I. ven pool WAS !,
h"'N! S"l;.i her. AGAINST purclins Cs In
In' t.;!;si,Sh ;nariict al a time Ml,rn
-" w" lb'rkri" wcr" unuch closer To-
':'h'F. Mc1nwhilr stocks U: cotton IL,
i've pool have been drawn down witi,
in's weeks private udv!ccs. "atin,at-
ne ,h''t w per cent OF the rcu;,injl.
AupD'H has already been sold To spin
"c'S' ana the differences between ths
NV" markets have wid.ncd fully a
cen, q pound. t.von this ~ said To
!aii "ho't OF ~ proftnblc shipping nan.
ny. own: TO further .dv:,..s in uccnn
'"ciGht rates. but i; has been su,ii.
cent !" attract heavy realizing Dy
S'ra""ie shorts. and Ii. outstanding In
tHr@it of this sort il supposed tn have
"een reduced by nearly II quarter of
u million bales Trade ini"rrsrs have.
also b""n moderate" buyers u..,iust
eating 10y Srinnris. ana favora bic do.
'ncSti" trade reports encouraged III.
carly week advances. Sentiment "a,
the clos" Of the week. however an
Feared !" h" more or ,cSs unsettIr,I
owing 10 h":ii>h predictions OF in
crcaScd "u,h"rn spot offerings should
IN" small crop estimate fail To sti,uu
late til" demand
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.rnd.,rrrt.. Hr,ic, a., .rr,,..

NEW YORK. December lo- Brad
streets review Of t'ad" tomorrow viii
Al reports a@rc" TIA, movements .r"
smarter than they have been AT this
season for thr"" Years past. and IN
'i"Sn lines OF December. zoe.
.iG,I s"ne = Ihy Ie.,diM.; i"Ias,rirs
production 10 the level OF demand and
whereas this season Of the Year usually
lnd. wholesale trad" qui,l. win iu
N"rrori"S either under way or in rr"p-
ara ton. present currents ar. such tunt
seasonal duliu-sS is conspicuous -
its Ibs.uc.. animation but slightly
end being the k"yu"'. OF the quarter
just mentioned.
STOCKS II" Counir! Over. neceesii#ies
constant buying hy retail dealers. wh"
AZ this season ar. usually wont To pur-
\, the sam" tlin'. recognition Of Tho
ihct that there is Il panciiA Of supplies
m;. E@S maj nurN"Nors anNions to
co|"r Iuturc requirements. 10 get pro-
'"Cti"u both as I" supplies aud prices
Indeed. :" many ht! hlos-s IN th.: form
M IN "a" Leading lines of producli"n
th;t' sellers are r-fuSiu. 10 ;,cc.p; fun
,h.r prompt delivery orders.
HOLIDAY Shuuuer$ ere our in num-
h"r>. am. consequently thu, uhgHc al
business las >urr,d - the !."ni this
,vv.'. Most nf tho ,cnoris indic,t.
That hullt"N trad" - brisk and IN some,
sections thc i'!ruoN,r in this rcSp.ct
-',ru"SSc~ til" h"S' % previous records
i:cpulIr retail trad" iu winter wear
delivery j. Very "nco',r;"iui:. aud trade
in iew"iry. on" "f ,li" lines most d..
dressed during tn" slurln following.
war. slows marked revival in some
Motor truck factories were never
Leather and wool are in excellent de-
maud
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PROFITS ON WAR STOCKS
GO TO WHEAT SPECTATORS
NAH street Again Defeated In Chicago
Market. Having ONcrstH!rd
the limit,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CHICAGO. December iO.-Wall street
has again been defeated in the Chicago
wheat market The big Eastern spec
ulai"rs who cleaned up fortunes IN
war stocks have transferred q great
. deal OF this money Ia the pockets OF
Western grain spectators. Wall
street orerstaycd tn" limit, believing
there would he II natural reaction aft
ter tho recent sharp declines. Every
big hous. in the grain trade flicd sell
inp orders to-day. the sales Of ono firm
:,iom" OF tn. May future being placed
at 2,aUn.o 600 bushels. Declines Of 3-ic
for December and > i-ic for May re-
suited Besides the selling 10y Wall
street concerns thcr. Was general
liquidation 10y nearly every house IN
tn. trade.
y dcciucdly bcarish factor was the re-
port that the Canadian .oS"riIintnt has
removed the restrict IONS Oh wheat IN
elevators. There wer. further dcciimes
in the SOuthw cStcru cash market. Tn"
general belief at Liverpool and London
seems TO br that Argentine and AUS
tralian wheat will soon conm"n.. t"
move TO the BRITISH empire, There
were only 10000 bushels al cash wheat
sold here to-day. while il was said
that r"stin. orders Tor M:,-. ,obas and
our own spring wheat were hlcd on
ne declines established. private
l.,iSrro"l caile reported @ood in
our! ~ luli prices Tor American spring
wheat. but said the actual plrchas SEES
were liSht owing to hrmncSS Of hold-
rrs
Coarse grains were lower along with
wheat, hut showed smaller losses, corn
declining - TO lc. and oats losing
3-S I" Pc The volume OF bust
ucss decreased as support w;ts not
forthcoming. add the bears made the.
.uost of il. CASH sales here v'.rc - prU
bushels corn ;"r Eastern shipineIl .ld
$4,000 bushels al oats Weather was
favorable tor both thcsN grams III"
Is-.. 4. ,.,ft
moderate Way only. ami refusing 10
part with it's surplus on any declines
The. hog movement was Surprisingly
large for Friday, which. with the I'M
proved quality and further slack e,liny
OF the cash demand. depressed pro-
vision values no it'll. aud the market
closed weak. with JoSS.S Of - - to
80 ~ for pork iIc for lard. and 2DC
for ribs. Packers made large hedging
sales, and there was fair commissions
hous" business ola resting orders on
the buying side OF May lard.
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N!'W YORK. December 10 Fluciu-
tii"''S in III" cotton market during the
"u>' ~"olS hay" appeared largely du,.
&" "u adjustment ui accounts inspired
w.. 10" $50 government reports. The
'"u-us figures uu Wednesday, Showiu.
'..l !."ru bales "Iuu"d prior TO bcccm
''"n N"r" ""uS .d"rcd in iuc with
l. Small"" estimates @: III" yic'd. but
."d been preceded 10y ~ considerable
"dN"E"c. md SNu":lN after their pub
l!v't!"'' ~" market showed - gain Of
;''r,"N .n"t"!y - POI hal" from the
low i"vc' "f N"v"mb-". with March
c"ntr"cts selling az /" cents. This
u""r"J III" Si.nni Of heavy realizing.
wrh tn" disposition TO take profits
p-"n"hlN Increased by lingering I'M
""t't.uig ~ 10 tia" exact showing Of
i"-otl r:i"i1i crur csiimai" ard
i.s"r" ""rc r"-'cti"ns "f several points
.r'm ia" h"S'. with tu-laN's market
81 Gle" unsettled ana nervous. The
commitment rrn"rt. Indicating a yic!'!
tor -" Sca>"u OF ll.iGl.o00 bales OF
81" i"nudS Sr"ss "N"li.iiug lintcrS
:Fa# r'rN closely i lin" with cxpcc-
'a'ions ana waS iu!mc,iiatcly follow
81 b, further break Of ;,bou: 10
FONTS nus "iirrnoon. hut At = decline
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ESTIMATE ni GOVERNMENT
b> YEARS Cp1'ION CNOI'

WASIINGTnN. December lO-rhis
Years cotton crop. finally estimated to-
day j. ll.l"l.rc" equivalent zoo pound
bales exclusive "f liuters The Depart
ir"nt 81 Agriculture announced.
Estimates Of production by states.
Virginia. Zoo" NoGth Carolina. 7nS p
"r'. south Carolina. l.iGo.""": Georgia
i.""".""o: fi"iida. 5o,oOu. Alahaiua.
iufa. 00": mississippi. 80. 600 Louisiana.
3ic.op0; Texas 2.l1i.oV0: Arkansas.
f>"."6". Tennessee. 10. ."0"; Missouri.
"2.coo: Oklahoma, go. 900. California.
- hn'. eli other states. 5000
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rnrEEsRrEG rEANrr MARKET.

'Ecported 10y Rodgers. rlIIumsr & co. Incl
G'I"tE!iS 10 i:t;. VA, December 10 span
iSh-FarmArs' stc"k-Oll peanuts: nrst quail
ity %, pr hu>h"i lTinaGcl $40 So
49,! ht;ih"l. Nav peanuts. dry ami clean
~ p"r nu>hcl: green aud dirty. Ga SO
per bISh.l.
N.rgir.ias Farmers stock Saw peanuts.
"'.'y lhinh" -. 10 80 Per pound: IRA
.'ri;'". 80 -, poud, prime. ic r.r p"'ilu .
an lIinr stock. ~ :" 70 p'r r"uui.
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n,,mur>p LIVE >rnch n>rkli

-"'"' ,' t'r.i..u ~'onI5v- ~dSi
:ir' rnu'i0. Va. De.c.lbrr lU. 49,
':.p"'t jrr N.Ch ending December ~
~ t,."S :" = m"'l.Iin good 49,,
" "tu '"l :" faiT. =. Est h-'G.rs
~ a. =. m"duu :" good. - - 8. common
:" IT 81 r. Z" y. Scst COWS. =" e, tnoLiuut
y" goo. 8, {" i ""mut"n 9" itir. .. :" ..
60 "%"' " So ~. w"di,iu 80 good -, to
." 'irh' a. L. ~ Pest "al,~s +, a.
i' common Hnd 'nc'.iun - s.. cuv- .ri..
'Fa. 50 :" g Dor head. !:csi hogs ~.
i:r- f"'" Z" S...r' Slows a.u.! tags - to 4;
~ si SJ""l 20 :: common :, Fair t., .
q. 81 '.i'bS. t. e. common - ii"E' ,5 /.
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Richmond & PETERSBURG
Electric Ry.
Richmond Chesapeake Bay Raj WY Compan,
",i .-n,ns >rhr'in'- Of Aprn a. i9iL
HNeoNIc SMhJccL Lm Ghange Miiliuui I

\, Tan, '.a'- 't.ehm.omu n'5 so A. ~. - A.
!! T. NJ. f.. 81 Il 81. L. r. IL. 3 -, ~ ~
81. -. 81 10 l. 81. rs e. 81 iu r.
NJ. il.tJ T. NJ ' :
:, ira!,,s !.sNe A.hIaui .55oA NJ BIZ
Nj. y: A 81 10 A 81 ..ii A M
=, noon. T.. ~ "a VI. t. ~ p
" h"'-p =. vi. .t.O l. NJ i:Iv H. NJ
a. NJ ~ 81 II T. 81 a.
aries UASra.r 'buiiy -Iccp, sund.r
sHi...;- onIS
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SEAIsOAfD AIR LINE RAILWAY
hc frog rGssiAn IiailAAnA III H.

'RNTFNsSH IN
H"Gthbodnu uain- scheduled 10 .c.yn I,,.t
uI"nd daily: E3j n NJ. local To .Sorli,. F, ID
H. NJ s!ecn'rS Hnd coaches to J,cl .nn,.,,ii
Atlanta l'!rm:nglgaui. $50 =. NJ ,h,,,,,.
coaches ami S''cpcrS TO JaciiSontiilc. ~,
" NJ. sl"cD"rs TO Atlanta fsirninri,",.
Jacksonville. Tampa and coaches To- i '.,n
sonNiiIe. " 'HSk
H"rthbound trains scheduled 10 nr-,y,
richmond daily: t:29 NJ SEQ NJ
local 800 \. NJ. 5:3I r. NJ. '
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

IN !. - ili- = ,V-.t ,7.n1 - .u.o,
MID i-ir.. Local y !. n $50 -
.'H"- IL. i.!n. .'o.,1 ~ 49, "
y. 'r"s. NiE old p, - B. q. IN =, n
Sc port NtN> Local .;.-- ,n
i:ti"H .triN. nom $'s ..n go ~
- g" y >-"- '3.5i a. 500 o I'm
- 20 a. 'S:t p 1876 a. ti::o n
-" p dalt' from Charlottesville s,-.or
"u"';,5 rom rnrr'nond -. niv.- ~
a. 81" p. .DhtiS Er,c;', s,u.i ~
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H.Ati.i;tb..i.S
Norfolk & Western Railway

-. \ A,i..ENll 't>t -, rpnr,un
Schedule III effect December o. 1915.
49, "a stree, Htn..s.-. .,t,t.yyu ,t
MoiitoLk 60 ~ ~ 800 y. ". $4,000 IL
.uit i>Aii.nui:u AM rnE wrsri
'':l" NJ - =" - y" T. n 80. =,
J.. NJ. Local to Grove. 'G:35 i. NJ
". 60 q, NJ. ZOO T.. NJ 'n:ao II N 80
the west CID a. NJ. 'S:3I A. ~. l2:io y y,
-l.t! .. NJ. OIL - Al. '3:pt T.. NJ
Daiy 'Dhny "A,cpt Suuu.y .Sund,
~ II Devil ~ c. sAt,Nnru,
r ~. lsonu"ks G. g. A. ro.nai
e ~ HoSiEY. ~ . A .iici.IivrI" " o y
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Atlantic Coast Line
The standard KniIronh Of IL, ,ur,h

h.EEIiiNh DEcFMHFH III
IL !ES LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
!; = .. E,"iIa" ana S.n'h, 81, A 81. ana
NJ. '''-' e. NJ. 7islO u 81
or =. ~. ty., Tc.t: 81; A. ~ q ~
= 81. :. q" Il NJ. -" T. "
Tor i'-icrsnts 1890 y, NJ G:t; 81
~ ~ 80 NJ 500 A a. AHA
~ 80" J.. ri. ii'l" T. ~ 80, + NJ
-" l. VI. -" =, 81. 1880 = ST. -
i"i t"!iNb"ro al" :"ticN!l-. 'I:ov T. ~
'i"llN hi'iN' richmond ,!.tIy ,.a \ NJ !
..iN 4 VI u.Ia Nj. s:s7 4 M It:,n (. ~
: ~ ! ~. ~ 10 T.. VI 5:i7 f. " 49, T. NJ
: - y >.Y" + 81. u 50 T. 81
isH.''l NEiitHy ,UnaaA ,,ulv
I'M" "' arrival and departure ana ca,
rc'iiCHs NOT .naraut.c, " W"
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

.in'ns :"..,- iiichmonn ;, s,,,.o,
schedule figures not guaranteed C,n .'nn
south Daily: $50 A. VI. local: ;o:.1 "a
.HtreA.: 4: e'prs.s. niih ohs.rva, ia = &
oir"pinB car Tor Atlanta: :i:iJ 4 NJ c,nrat
'ieeiing car open no = ~ 500 H. Al pness
'"r k"ystine ami Cna.e Clty-week dsyI
orr iiher iin"--':l" T. ~. Steamer Train
ret"pt SLhnJ!. CONNIE tinH Tor la ,ti,nn..
PhI'c' carr 80 y and t:i6 T. j, ds;l,i
hr"."' t"i'r ''..rmonh From the Souts !!
- ~ -" 80 4. NJ. $50 g. NJ s.u
VI. 90, 80 A.. NJ, .scrp, Sunisy
,o'n Ns.! 'nii' s:t5 a. NJ. ca~eDt Nos
may -" y VI Hnd 6:I5 T. Nj daily
o. 81 = asin &, Pnnn. Nsdl,1n -,
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Official Range and Sa G OF Stocks in New York

Safr>. Stool,
GOO N'''-,,h:,lmcrs 500. 60.
i,loo Allis-Chalm.rs. rfd
too .\lm Arr. Chem. com
2.$oo Amer, !;cyt Sugar. com
30" American can .
90 American cH.i. pfd.
$500 Amer Car and i'dA. y g.
american Cotton Oil.
TOO Amer. Hide ami Lea. pr.
100 american LiuS"cd oil. q.
'.Sno American I.oCono;iN.
zoo Amer. Loco. uid
300 American Smelling $50.
American Snu;i. com.
200 American Sugar -
'"o Amer. Tel. ANA Tel co.
soc american Tobacco. ptd
l.lOp .AtChiSon .
Atlantic Coast Line 1911.
A. {. l.. OF connecticut.
l.'"n Baltimore ANA OHIO.
bethlehem StC"l 60. com
Bethlehem steel Co. pri
li.3oo Baldwin Loco. ...
800 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
100 Central Leather. com.
$500 Canadian Pacific ..
1900 California Petroleum -.
l.tou thcsapcak ANA Chi o.
Chicago Great Western.
wv = II urea w est. III a
Loo Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul.
ZOO cruCiblc steel Cor. COM
200 cruCiblc steel. pfd. y l,o,
3.iu0 Colorado Fuel ana Iron.
500 Corn Products
1000 biSti.Icrs
Leon Dome Mines .........
lo,9uu Erie
200 Erie. LIST ptd. .........
Fed. Min. ana SIN. Dfd
too General Electric .
$500 Goodrich .......
800 Great Northern. pa ......
3.ion Great Northern orc cts
Illinois Central
ZOO lni"rbo"u- Net ..
200 interior - ouSol li".,
500 Int iiIrvcSter. CON
1850 Int. Ncr Marine, ,nnt.
''..rc INT. M,i Mer.. rr. cts.
10 I'M l.tr.i .......
i"n int "ap.r. pf,! $1,000.
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Cclio> M,I;kIi>

SIN WORK bec.luu.r rU I. ,.
iu"rN,t IVES f.frrpue aul .r ggIar Iu...y
Win tho "'f"ntion % 49," ir-l. ,crior.r,.
on ~" goN"rrment' nuuua rop oerim-,-
4" hich vas puhlisnsu rEiS afternoon. "a,
Indicated sen OF ll,tolCy1 bales 90 aGo roi.,,iq
rpcss "solUniug Int.rs WIS JUS, t1ue, ,,.
i'm wih recent expectations ana arilsa,o.,
E"aNy rcgil1ih; as w.i 49, frrsls .l,lt,
WIN. Mhrl contracts selling ~ 20 $50
,nd 'h'u recovering to iaslr with INC .-.
=: ..Hc. The genera list cIpsou hrr.l.
.tcEdv 80 not decline oi ~ 10 points 'pr
the ray.
Liverpool raliiTn after a SHARP "srjy Drosk
of tie loca! opening. ana AFTER .tar,iny
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SEW YoEE y pcc"n,'-r bsnk eIt.n
ms D-,-u'irr :. asSr entc :: $500 80
&. INST St'-G...l.cr l.-' N.rk and s. -. iSH"'
va rb.. w--k la..t v"nr Following n" 'u
% 'tir'is ir, this 'N.,k VIA r'rn"u'a G"- I"
",raas" si."vJ this w.uk Hs ,"niphr.d Nitl
THIS weeds la't N.Ir.
y v YORK. ). -" '6s.tr: M,r'b-. y
CIi,t-u $500 49, "fo. ir.or"r-- .2N
rHil i-'rhi, >:'",'-.c~: liner" -. 81,
Etslr', >lN;.nIi 600: ;H'.-"1-. i".@.
= I.pIis s"ltG. tE'. increase. 70
Kansas 'ity So -. enc increase. l"S
rltts!nigH 81 5000: increase. -
SaU Ey.Ir, e" 81 .uGurt. iutr"hse. -
a. f'rl ln",". 'H".".D,": iurs",. :. e..
Minneapolis 80 -" &c, ircr",s" is".
I.i;"!t. s.. @,7.r'N. ir,r"as". 1.5.
Cincinnati. ssG.I.ur GOO. iuci-iSr. -"
Ci,veIar!a =: >rir". increase. -
Los Angeles. |-;-."..6rJ
N,'r rrj.ar>. -. y" 600. !nprtaN" %.
omaha. >2r.s3..r.r: iu,ft S.. -"
Nilua.k", SII.r.l 100: iurrraie -
.Nil;,ir.. - -D-.D'r' iu,r"u =. 80
i"G!~villr. SlG @J': increase, ;21.
Seattle. 81. 37.;.0u" Increase. H.
Egfi 10. 81; - ur1. increase -
Portland. ''r" so. isl.1rl. ir. r-a-s. g.?
H"t!Sl"u. 81 -'f.Hr0' iuvr",s. 80
III lupu. 't.+.- UaV: Increase. Coz:
Inri'.a-l Oils ,'iN;oo". increase. 80
troy ii'u''. $1,000. in' i"'s' - :,
Fort Worth. 81 - ""o increase. ut.
W. hins'"U. l.. 60 8 go nN5. in'->a -. .. :
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cmIc,Go GRAIN MAnkEr.

CHICAGO. December 10 Wheat v,!IeS M
I"r""'t % 'Tntr'i'l ."t,nok to d.y rs "a 70
suit Of pcLc" walk. Tue market closed weak
- I" -" net lower WIN D"c"Irl.o" ri
i"'r and MAY st $i.iin>Llt's Corn SHOWED
% less ~ ?. :, :" H. and oats ii o., li,.
.'ro5 i-!"uS nuIsHsL unchanged TO ~, ,,r.n
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v,reei. H"th l"rei@u ,ud 1"m.sti- wool
markets. N-r- iran. sin, ,rti" v's steady
AZ, /, '"-w":u Trad was a"t's" tor srrihr
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Hides,
t,nIilt'.

Nv Levy Cuu,nis,i.
l.i'! lnnud. Va. 10,


N,Yi,GT CONpIrlo&S
r,ul.rv Market dUli. r"ccipta horvy. luoy.
irg .'VF.
ra=, flcccir's light; rarkc, arm.
Es'i'r market firm.
iiidcs marN", iu unsa,Isca tory ,on,i.ton
I.tNoi's market active =, Quotations
Ner'S IT, good demand
1.-Two stock market ia goo! shane
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t.u'lia v"c.,ubirS- RECEIPTS very li-ili 10
nlard good. not "u""@H coming :" ~urnv
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KIcmuo>D rRuIr M>Ekur.
~ " q Cr"usnnW ~ Ilt
Richmond. Va. December 10 l.'-


ihenm""G ". December 10 le'-
Apples.
f.ru, WlDc'sps. prr Rbl............... 90
~. !Niuc' .try. per bbl ....,......... F." q,
Fancy Automatic riprius ............ :. On
Nu. tlhonarl" Pippius.. ........,. :. a
ipl', Work. !wp"~Itt ne byl ....... q. ..
F. r,t i'a,k rvigs. per nbl..,......... d. & IN
oranges
FANCY FinridH. pc; bpN...,....... ..- ; . -
Fap,v ltor1ui grapefruit. u.'I l,uN. . u
fauc' F."riu" itnG.rir"s, p"r hos. d.. III
Sew Work stat" Celery
Fancy. per rrtt" ......... .... vi
ffrcv. per bunch .... ....... .. N
Fairly Iioridn Vegetables.
fHfr" l'tiurc. per Crai@ ...... ..., ... n
i."ntN Tomatoes" per crate. .... " ~
!HE'F green peppers. per craze {. m
FANCY caG!hnWer. per basket . 81,
Fancy st.aN horries, per quaIi. . T.
iSfsulp.. pc barrel ...-.... ~.
Carrot per barre. b..
NJ NIX IT cpNbITlSN-
Apples Active 80 TOP ruuiHiiuu- ..i..,..'i,
Nlur~apN and Nlrcmt~lr rIppIr!v
trhnscS k'vcIpu heavy dout;tud i,
celery Ecc"ip,s light, demand .on,r-
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Mi>tIL.t.>>ruUs M>rK..T-
,,rrCN G,,or,

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N'N 'i;N ""''Ih.-r 10 -,ut'ur y .ut-
rye a"'. %''r.a Iuc'.alns oia
B B" "' ~ Dc" .H'.s "'re f'fp ll8r adj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

barely steady At Iecliu" of To- points
aCiiN" months hey" soon ,Ui! ~ % 10 points
net lover Tn i.lverpuul buying. which
absorbed :" many CONTRACTS Ground til" local
ring curing yesterdays c,riy trading. Was
not :" much in evidence, 'hU; trade Interests
%crc pretty GOOD huyc"., ir,. the racket
stcn.iicd Gp toward midday c"ycrinr Of
shorts. with March advancing 20 i2.-"c ant
May 10 i""'o. or about Il to - points from
ia. early low level and within OF points
Of last nights closing figures. Prices th",,
eascd of again uud 7 renew" iealiHit :, aud
in!u. cIiaicly following tn. publication. Of the
government report broke 1" l".S;c TOR jan
Uary and l@.>cc Tor MIy. or D. 10 - points
vet lower. Local trade interests aud house
w.'h Liverpool connections were Very heavy
huEHrS or tni- decline. Will" tho Co'npar,
lively small crop figures brought ~ little
ircsh buying ir"m commission hous" sources.
and prices rallied to Ice 10" January ana
l%.'"" trr May. Realizing Increased this
hGI2". however. wnii,' thar" was nis" some
southern selling. ara 'ust r!it'S were "a
points of 'rriu Ia" best ~ portS for the
da% were Si.Isf bales. ma kIug l"tI ~. htlo-
80 ''r TINS season. Fort receipts were II. 80
bales Uut"l states port stocks Ny. Loss
80 bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

~; %HM 1f;i.!.tNS pe,cenlber ic n.awe ua
me local COTTON mark"t to-day r.N..d ni..
he S.vernn.ts cs,!maic ". IN, sia. "i tie
ri"r Just ihrl."d !!@Ni"ua to ;ar rgur"s t.i
o. iooh ia" market stool u; 4, H., ,.c.'i,lo
I'm" i"r"'t "i il-lnl 600 h'l.- i'r.v t!to .iu.
ny" snail ~ buying, wh,N s.ut lp p..i.n~.
bai" Tut longs otrcr.t hr;. ~. ug
Gotten. Nra III" duvruc" wu- !raG ,r-
a. quickly rs it was mai. Tin. W., re-
Nu'iS ~ tho las rrhdiu- v.'. . ,l.. iii.
% I" = points
Npl"I To" Opening tia. ul.,rL.. ,.u . -
7" points ia response 20 poor , bi. ial I'll,
"""lir" Later was wii"u"d iu g. ~. d. .,u...
.u'hy Under liquidation from tli, 'u,r ti,,
w '"h The G"N"i.putcu! rcuurf vs r..,.., go,
~" market sto"i az a met i,~- Cd; ru o.. .,
H"i' - i'rorl this level ,nsrc WIS .iy.
q, - PniniS 'n M'rell and u ro.u's -" Mos
Na'"h riSin: iroIi '.G', 10 =. ,.. ,,.., sl,..r-
.i"fW'r'! tNHt orit"u-,ctEu --,,u- .r ,..;.,
at wri,h level b. MS (. rr..t. !r,t,.
'"rlHNs Gloss. Tuwtrd tft.. an. fn. r..
h"t St"adicd.
r'tc gfii,ir' ".ti,n,,, of ,l,. .., , m
"'"s' =" THO opinion hor. ~ IS r,,
iHu 'he report ~ u"ruh.r> .r ~. -.,, M
-" via host vas ~ g 0Hi N,iae. ,,,.
bates
M g@,iG p , @i"-5f l,,gnry i.@ Mar.Noa,
'"''"". Nu."' un' l.-iEcu. ~..l.- 49,. 'p. 49,,
+ ~ "Al"' &" ai"i'" % l,i.s A,iid,,u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

NEW WORK Dc errb"r lo pore u.overncrt.
-MiddiiuE. !.oo .Stnyh 30. It. -.'.s
Ir;.l t"-nay ~ al rnI '--%,t cipf..
ii;l2j bales, exports, &S5>i hat.s. ~tp,k . so
~" bales.
Total Tor vrek ", r.ce'ris. -,a,is bates:
'Nroi;s. .%.lll bales
T"t-l to- season. N- .. lu,s IT,, >.>
bales. exports. '.iGs.1 lH...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

Last weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

NEW YORK. December IN. Brad =
streets review Of t:aG.s tomorrow VIII
say:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-13
When Actor Made an Enemy.

Willie Edouin once tod of an actor ln a certain company who one day ill., cautiously disclosed the secret that he was actually saving $2 a week. The rest of the company were dumfounded Ut it. Then they enjoyed "the joke" immensely. He was chaffed unnerci. fully. There was only one person present who did not join in the fun against him. He remained silent and when the money saver left he took an opportunity of slipping out after him nnd congratulated him on his common serse in providing for rainy day, Then he informed him that he himself haG often thought of doing the same thing, but circumstances had always been against him, and just then he was at his wits ends. Would the saver 2aind lending him, say, a ten. spot till Sunday? He did not get il pnd became from that time one of the mos: bitter ridiculers of saving as tending to make a man think of nc one but himself. It really requires courage in many circles to own to tne's qualities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-13
ADJUSTMENTS. advance notices furnished by
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BEST THEATRE.

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 Mn Story Keeping John Barley 4 Off the Train" and it shows the h that a most progressive sort of road officials made to kill the de- E for strong dr'nk ill their em- les. It shows in a most realistic [. . the great gain was made by so
 -. In doing this. we are shown
 h Of the most thrilling of railroad sdents.
 |A better commeodation can be giv- Shal the followinfi:
 Experience and observation had Nht me-" said P. D. Tabler. mana- eof the Blazon company. that you Bot make railroaders out of actors. N out to see whether the problem I'd be met the other way round, Alaking actors out of railroaders. a see, I knew railroaders. knew q the, requirements of their trade 8e them class by themselves.
 K develop initiative, self-reliancc Hquick perception to degree pos- Ed by no ether class of skilled Emen In the United States one v in every twelve draws his living Etly or indirectly from railroad.
 Ne men know railrcading. They, ke all others in the audience, are Zones we expect to hear nrand
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