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musicians who have studied with him, to
be refreshed IN q musical atmosphere. Mr..
Preston will return home by Sept. L.
Miss Clara Reiss, who is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Frederick Rush. will return to
her home In st. Louis Monday. Miss Helen
Keiss. who visited here "a few years ago.
will be married in September, and Miss
Clara Reiss is to be one OF the brides
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National Lengue standing.
WEARISOMIE GAME.
Pittsburg and st. Louis Played Four
teen Innings, md Former Won.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 6.-The Pittsburgs to-
day won a fo-urteen-inning game from the
Browns. Both Donahue and Hawley pitched
well. The fielding was good. Houseman
making a phenomenal one-hand running
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DoubFe~Hender To-Dnv

The Indianapolis and Milwaukee teams
will play two games this afternoon, begin
ming at 2 O'Clock. Goar and Phillips viii do
the pitching for the leaders. while Terry
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To-Dnx,s Gn1nes.

Milwaukee at Indianapolis 1.-TWO games.)
Kansas City at Detroit 1.-TWO games.)
Minneapolis at Columbus.
st. Paul at Grand Rapids.
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CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT.
DIR. GagnOn Defeats Murphy, HOey and
Daily at EIkwOOd.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-The grand ma
tional championship shoot, preliminary,
% birds, ties at birds, SIS entrance, was
the attraction at Elkwood, N. j., to-day.
Results:
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*Batted TOT BaIhes III the nIntn.
Score by innings:
Indianapolis ..........1 o o o o o l 1-6
Milwaukee .,......,.0 0 0 z 0 0 o.
Earned Runs-Indianapolis. 8.
Three-base H~its-Hogriever, Mcfarland.
Sacrifice Hits-Gray, Kahoe, Stewart,
Foreman. DAILY.
Stolen B~ases-Flynn. Eogriever. Motz.
Blake.
Double Plays-Iiosriever, Kahoe and
Gray; Mcfarland and Motz; DAILY and Stat
ford.
Left on Bases-Indianapolis. s.; Milwau-
kee, s.
Struck Out-By Foreman. /.
Hit by PitCher-Blake, Barnes.
Bases on Balls-By Foreman, /; by
Barnes, ..
Wild Pttch-Barnes.
Time-2.05,
nire-War
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Batteries-Seymour and WILSON,: Fifield
and Boyle. Earned runs-New York. A.;
Philadelphia. 2. Home runs-Davis, Cooley.
Sacrifice hit-Ho!mes. Stolen bases-Tfer-
nan. Gleason 90, Holmes, Clarke (2)
Double play-Seymour, Gleason and Clarke.
Left on bases-New York. 7; Philadelphia,
4. Struck out-Gleason. Clarke, Donneily
(), Delehanty, Cross. Fiield. First base
on errors-New York, /. Bases on balls
Off Fiheld, 3; off Seymour. 6. Hit by pitched
ball-Clarke. Passed ~ball-Boyle. Time
2:20. Umpire-Kelley.
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BOSTON, Aug. 6.-For five innings to-day
the Bostons were unable to touch Pond,
who let the Baltlmores hit up Klobedanz
in great shape. The home team then took
a brace and in the next four Innings batted
Pond out of the box, Nops replacing him
in the ninth, while Klobedanz was invinci-
BILE. Baltimore would have scored in the
ninth but for a magnificent throw of Duffy
to the plate, cutting off Quinn, who was
running from third base home for McGraw,
who was injured in reaching third. The
batting of Duffy and Lowe, and the fielding
of Jennings, McGraw and Keeler were tie
features. Attendance, $500. Score:
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LEADERS FAST WORK
~FoREMAN's PITCHING ALONE sUFFI-
CIENT IL DEFEAT THE BREWERS.
In the Fifth Inning the Hoosiers Did
Most Of the Damage to
the Visitors.

indianapolis =. 6-MiIwaukee -. 2
Detroit .......17-kansas City. 5
st. PauI...... 4-Grand Rapids. z
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senator's Were Easy Victims.

BROOKLYN, Aug. 6.-McJames lasted
but two innings to-day, German taking his
place, but he Jared no better. After the
second inning the game was no longer in
doubt, Attendance, 2,2S1. Score:
r. II. E.
Washington o 0 0 L 4 o O-5 8 Z
Batteries-Fisher, Grim and Burrell; Nc
James, German and Mcclure. Earned runs
Brooklyn. 6; Washington, 3. Two-base
h~its-Shindle ~, A. Smith, G. Smith, Ger
man, Tucker, Brown. Three-base hits
Griffin, Shoch, Seloach. Stolen base-An-
derson. Double plays-Shoch and Lachance;
O'Brien, Demont and Tucker; Z G.. Smith,
Shoch and Lachance. Bases on baIIs-Off
McJames, l: off German, /: off Fisher. 3.
Struck out-By Fisher. l. Wild pitch-Mc-
James. Left on baSes-Brooklyn, Z; Wash
ington, Z. Sacrifice hit-Griffin. Time-1:45.
Umpire-EmSlie.
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Button, q; Marion, s.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BLUFFTON, Ind, Aug. 6.-Bases On
balls n errors of the visitors enabled the
local team to win to-day. Score:
10 tatf r. H. E.
Marion ......0 0 3 0 4 0 0 0E8 8 Is
e Batteries-Mahoney and Prince; Taylor
and Murray.
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Boston .........0 O o 0 L 0-6 j2 2
Baltimore 40 2 l 0 0 0 05 10 2

Observation-Disclosures and Bergen; Pond,
Nops and Clark. Earned runs-Boston, 5;
Baltimore, 3. Two-base hits-Duffy, Pond.
Three-base hit-Lowe. Home run-Kelley.
Stolen bases-Duffy, Bergen. Double play
Lowe, Long and Tenney. Bases on balls
Off K~lobedanz, 3; off Nops, 2. Struck out
BY klobedanz, 3; by Pond, l. Passed ball
Clark. Loft on b~ases-Boston, s; Balti-
more, Z. First base on errors-Boston, J.;
Baltimore, 2. Time-2:10. ~Umpire-Lynch.
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true, hen baseball on Sunday is a nuisance.
The case to stop baseball will now be heard
on its merits.
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P5%ittgburg ""..,"d9099129903901-5

St, Louis .......n...0 O060400006O00
Earned runs-St. Louis. /; Pittsburg, 8.
Two-base hits-Turner G), Mailman, Tan
nehiil. Smith. Three-base hits-Smith, Da-
Wis (2), Cross. Sacrifice hits-Turner, Mer-
rift. Stolen bases-Grady, Douglas, Hart
man, Davis, Cross, Donovan 80 Double
plays-Cross, Hallman and Grady; Dono-
van, Merritt and Hawley. Bases on balls
off DonahueA i off Hawley, 2, Hit by
pitched ~bail-Smith, Cross. Struck out-By
Donahue, 2; by Hawley, 8. Wild pitch
Donahue. Time-2:3O. ~Umpire-Hurst.
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nosebnu Notes.

Scranton. 3; Providence, /.
Buffalo, 5; Syracuse, 3.
Toronto, Il; Montreal, g.
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Chicago ......1 2 1 o 0 1 ~ IL i
Cleveland 20 0 l o 1 l O-5 10 4

MISUNDERSTANDING and DOnOhue; Wilson
and McAllister. Earned runs-Chicago, j;
Cleveland, 2. Left on baseS~Chicago, s.;
Cleveland, g.. Two-base hits-Dahlen (O,
Callahan CD, McAllister. Sacrifice hits
Conner, Mccormick, Donohue, O'Connor.
Stolen Observation-Disclosures C2), LANCE (2), Nc
Allister. Double ~plays-Connor, Dahlen and
Arson; Dahlen, Common and Arson; Mexican
Childs and Tebeau. Struck out-By Griffith,
2; by Wilson, 1. Passed ball-McAllister.
Bases on balls-Off Griffith, 4; off Wilson, 8.
Time-2:45. Umpire-O'Day
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Brooklyn IA 0 *-l5 IS
Washington o 0 0 / 0 0-5 8 Z


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.-The PhiIadel-
phias were powerless before Seymour to-
day. For seven innings they could not get
the ball out of the diamond. Cooley's home
run in the eighth saved a shut-out. At
tendance, 3,6S2. Score:
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Local Observations Friday.

Bar. Their. R.H. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
Z a. M. 1924 s. GA N'east. Cloudy. 600
Z =. m. 1920 "a 62 N'east. Fair. 600
Maximum temperature, so; minimum tenn
perature, 62.
Following is a comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation Aug. 6:
Tenn. Pre-.
Normal ..".'.... ...."- 4 II
Nledl ..sss.. s.s...s.. IL .UU
Departure from normal. ...... 3 Ill
Departure since Aug. 1.......... %32 10
Departure since Jan. 1.........-1.1 1888
*Plus. C. f. r. WAPPENHANS.
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FoIlowing is a comparative statement OF


c. L. r. W~APPENHANS,
Local Forecast Official.
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Colts Won a "scrappyv Game.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-TWO lightning double
plays by the Colts at critical points, with
men on second and third both times, won
a close and scrappy game from the Indians
to-day. Dahlen and onnor were kept very
busy, their fielding and Callahan's batting
being the features. Attendance. 400.
Score:
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NJ I;ssr,>,. Old Dominion Steamship.
\ G0Tndly
y FOR NEW YORK.,

. PASSENGER SHIFTS ARE APpoI Mr.
l5in 70 SAIL. from M .a DAILY S:I.$
SY! oTK 5 spIG4 ID esG b M Fren Nsyf
INTERMEDIATES, THURSDAYS "a MI
FRIDAYS at 900 r. M; gSATuRDhYE.g
i;to D. m, Passenger recommendations IN
Fare, including meals ana state
Fare, round ,rlD, limited 10 thirty
FOR tickets and reservaiion Of statss5
rooms rooms ap.y at ticket Office. le9 Mani
OR RIO II ~ o n D-shlps leaya
Newport News every SUNDAY evening"
arriving AZ Richmond tho next mornings
III" TiMG S"G sclI Il 81 II or srnAarnRl,
HAMPTON Roads. Nortl,ainpt9t,Ln rasy
SUNDAY Leave Company's wharf, Nor
FOR. OLD PoiNrzAt $50 AM. il liz )
and 1905 n, m; and sos p. nj; - ay Lima /
wharf, NoEfok, at 700 1850 ana 1850 n:.S,I
n Zinc @Rq i tSe p NM a S@Fd AK y sa
FOR HNMHToN-SAt Ills a \ NJ, 4 a53 H.. I
m: Bay Line. i:$o a. IN, and, 1870 p: M;
rfT d Hmw s 1S@ N Ms VS. iNb s.
FIELD=sytt $50 p M: Portsmouth ut 2ti5.
p M Bay Line wharf s; at3sGe p :, :,
Leaving company wharclat $50 a; ms
Portsmouth G;l5 n. M: Bay Line wharf,s
Norfolk 100 n. M. EF ", y 7 So S5sSi
FOR SEVERN RIVER Is T,csdays,a
Thursdays and Sa turdays at $50 H. mil
Portsmouth, 6:i5Sa m; Fay Line. TOD !
q. IN. aS ,atsys'. s5ss- tits *, Fs5ifttIt
Understanding at Old Point--LenSeS
Compnny's wharf Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday ut f:l5 q. M; Portsmonth,& q $50 i
u. m; lay Line wharf, Norfolk, at q ;4a I
H. III. t.ssas " a. - IS. III 49, $3.50
FOR NANSEMoND RIVER AND suFs-s.
FOLK-.At3 r.. M; Portsmouth, $40 y. M
l'reigh for Mathews, Rack, y qu5s,psSaa
Ware, Severn, York and NansemonG !r.ysig;
ors mast be prepaid.g5 IS . %.
Freight for Washington, y. andS
landings on Tar, Pamlsco ard SPpngof
rivers received ut ard delivered from M
and S. r.. r. depot. s. ~
Freight for Newborn, n. G., reeesYed ;atS
n ana s. S. R.Ndepot XII SSg
Freight received daily except sunday!
Il Il schedules subject TO change vi th1olults
NIB. 5CEoNvEt.tii; AGENT
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SHAVE. .,-I. OF.

Market The demand FOR r. O. slaves
is over for the season. Inc receipts
OF W. Q. ar" more liberal and equal to
the DEMAND; ~ heavy pipe, prime, $n&:
culis, %G01. heavy hogsheaIs. prime,
%f5W"l: cUiis, $22; prime red oak hogs
heads. S251 %; rulls. $i50lS; white
oak. 'isbi hogsheGds. prime. $iS1lio;
cn.Is, S2S; white oak hoGshoaGs head.
Ing, prime. $tift s.: culls $2!: white oak
riTc, $75@So; cul8. $40; barrel W. @.
primes, $3&0a3; culls, $50; ". O. oc-
tave, $50 culs. $40
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Market firm for all kinds Of stock.
win strong demand at good prices;
choice heavy Western cattle, S&@ihc.;
North Carolina. best, 2tacf%i5c.; common.
t'&m2&c.; !isifcrs, Western. 2iaIic.;
hu.i$. 23212&c. fat cows, 2i:@%iac.
mich cows. good, per mead, S25.ooG40.oo;
sheep. 23ac1ic.; Sood corn-fed hogs ,3% q
ic. l!ght pigs, 3%,mtc Hogs. weaker III
sympathy with Chicago prices; dressed
"oSs h&c. per pound; lambs, %iaui}@c.
prr pound.
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!: 81 ga !: q d, u.


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3, IN f1ct
Is SSSs
Htff. loot of
3T,llss and ~
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ll "a ,e5 u IL ss5rsS
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TRAIN NO, ii ART Wis, ~ ~
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PRtINS 81 rs ~
freso Jhepoh;nnd DahViiie f0e5 hi t1oIiisy sd
on tpn Southern raj way 4sy an 4 q
Puilni1h steGpcr5s bet5sSIeh fII Ite iid
hsn"y!li". alta ntu,5 Jacfs6nyf III sinpkj s4F
ard Now Ofleana e y - sIt, !.ttt'fp
Tickets on sale and basass checked a &.
Norfolk and NJ w. ". H. I'M $,
cy, PORTSMOUTH. i5ls4 B So 80
yYAI.$ II. 5,Ay Lon. mp
n Trpiiic nfnuager. VS.
CHAS, Q. 1IArNESs General II ana lsgr KS s Els
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( The leading futures ranged rs follows:
Omen. IIi.rl ..t Clos
EALTIMCHH GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, Dec. 3.-F'lour dull, un-
changed
Wheat--Unscttlcu and easy: January
aCiE@2G%ac.: May, 93l&c. bid; steamer No
: red. 90Ta 0aO2;c. Southern wheat by
sample, al@9Ic.; do on grade 9f&W
9GMc.
Corn--,Wcak: spc!, 32laMS2a;c.; month
$i'$@$2Mc.; December. new or old, al7sC1
%ih3c. January. %iH M$l9&c.; steamer
mixed. S0is@r2D$ic. Southern white corn
@%iSW@5C.; do yellow. %ll5Gfa6c.
oats--FirIn; No. white Western
29N Soc; No > naked do, gGia@27G.
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rca,ut Nlnrl,ct.

t1gniers' market quiet; fancy. new,
4%W &c; strictly prime, 2Mc., new;
prims, &C.; Spanish. 5GQ55c.; low grades
smelling stock, 1E@fIc.
HAND Pickea--Fancy. &c; extras,
Sc: third grade. 2l5c. No. Spanish
sne:led &c: No / Virginia. 2i&c.: No. .
rgrl!a. &c: old farmers goods
z.2@zHc; new prime. 2B@2hc.; new
b!acA ana damp, 1WlMc.
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Croakers, per pound. &C.: taylors, per
bound. &C.. pan fish. per pound &C., bak-
ing fish, per pound. ic.: founders. per
Pound.ac; shcepsheads.p per pound, SG10c;
niarkarel. per pound. Sc: blue fish, pei
pound. &c.: specified trout per pound
!c. rock per pound. Sc: Spanish
Mackcrcl. 7c
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sugar Marisct.

Market--Ftrm: out OF town prices are
dependent on the delivery rates TO the
different points Local sales are being,
made rs follows: Cut loaf. S5.72: POW
dc"ed. SOS; sranulated. $5l0: confec-
toners standard y. I.9S; American OFF
~ Sl.S5; centennial bright. yellow Is,
N!S; California r. $,.4i; Franklin
STANDARD extra G. si35; keystone extra
c, Si2S; American extra c, LII.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET i, K 5. =

Chicago. Dec. S.--Boih the May and
December features in wheat closed to-
day st substantial unchanged prices.
Figures on the stocks yet in farmers
hands and rumors OF forthcoming heavy
shipments TO Chicago played havoc With
prices for a while, but the export en-
sagcments came to the rescue, Corn
was weak and closed is@h cent lower.
Oats and provisions showed very little
change at the close.
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g EINIicc.

Southern lFrut--Eananas. csc. Gfsl0o
per bunch: lemons. $2.50f3.00: cabbage,
"orthern. $1.255El.J0 per Barrel.
Potatoes-il armans. 81 90; ycllows,
$.lVnl.i3; rr,ions. $2.25 Per sack; Irish
potatoes, $2.c0M2.25 per sack.
t"iiuN--pid chickens. 2Gcp25c.
Eggs Wholesale steady, at lie. per
dozen.
5ceswax-23@g:c. rcr Mound.
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Cr0rcss Iumucr-Market in fair de-
manu: ~ NJ. J. 10 Inches, $i5.aO: ia No.
l. l. inches. $500: 81 Ma /. edge, 1880,
- No. .. edge. SLIGO; =! No. stock.
"l2.5b: II No. 3. edge. $3.50: "a No. p.
stock. $I2-Oo: bill stun. air dried. sSUOG
1000
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QUICK TIM f--LQW RATES TT
TWO TRAINS EACH Way:

SCHEDULE III Ef Feet LuNIa u, ESTE
LEAVE NoRFoI.Izz,5
:i5 u n. as..y, e&cept SuGdsy.@tieolL Tta - q
,i.0uth. Eign street. ;sg f.t. - Z. q,
Arrive at phin.dttSh iaf h. 5;4s ~. 4
I p1;;N = ~ y 4 sRF o s
c:ip D n, Dolly, Portsmouth Hig,i. street.
5:IS ATiY s e 4 op Ini1! "a sn n
AER Il T. ~ xT MGI;FoL.Es 3s'';57.si
geo d@i!y PortsmoMNt{ VIZ IN ts ~
ARRIVE AZ No 2. I 9 !, !
i''' 70 n1S;.ii. II gti' street $40 IS, III
leaving Nsr: Iori; In q : ~ s;;i $a
d nhil!aael ,P,ails @ish' All
go,,i,i lines to and FROM !sijstton a
ulGn Sieap!ns L q rs l.
hs,eyiae; lssey T THia Al B3s2 eag at
cars ears: on day trains tstween phiatslNfaas 4
and cape charles; a,t "A 4 -, 5 ssss
c,, TaT@9E At W Hsha Sss zen -
lie Hotel. ard or stea E;le /, 4 %
GeaeraI P.,ssans CT and $5
~ 7.YDE' RES ls4Sj.
IL. stilra For ss S.
FOIE ~ EfiltsApj5 Ets2l. ~
UnG! fut1her orders. .t:;.iaefst
pointed 10 san ron iSss q sla
DAY Wet: Pc I, I: III
itfMsi,sNI, Y'fij{ii ";
ia T. 800. s; ~ III 6fa5 i
'fianEA b:ii5@f NSi.g s3
I,ile. AN5ntic tii.a
'rcnitsiscC y u 2fi{ IN
%,lfRiic and Shd.tssI !.
}iGulhrfn lS2iif6r
t'u.S III l'fll4Gtlt s4
and hFriil a
EnGuI t;tp. ss52 lsss
Ell oL,ict. 90 nc s
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From Time TO lime Out Their Offerings
q Seemed 70 Be Well Absorbed. II
no EFFORT TO hARK UP PRICES
The Action Of ti,c ,a-kct susscs,s
rhnt E.ar$e Operators Nay Hc Az
tempting so pick Up II Limo OF
ssocksa the Decline Before pu.h>
ing Prices Again.

New York, Dec. 3.--.Outside buyers
had withdrawn from the market TO-
day and the field was apparently left
II lie fallow by the large operators who
have been prominent in the munipua-
tive movements OF the week. The heavy
throwing over Of stocks by large ope-
y rators yesterday - realize and by
others later TO save losses was what
discouraged the outside public. ,rhe
2 bears were in evidence from time to
tume. but their offerings seemed to he
well absorbed without e:fectinE any
/ marked declines. There was no evil
dence OF amy effort 10 mark UP prices
i The action Of the market suggests tint
large operators may he ATTEMPTING, 10
PICK up ~ line OF stocks at the decline
before pushing prices again with the
purpose 70 realize while the public is
still buying, rs was done on Monday
ana again on yesterday. Sugar was
exceedingly active all day and acted in
s a very feNeriSh manner. This was part
~ due on stock bought in authorization
OF the treasury's decision 10 apply the
countervajlinS duty to sugar imported
from the Netherlands, and partly to
confusion Of mind as - how far the
uiiferent!al on refined sugar wonld inure
10 the h5aciit Of the sugar company
y large portion Of tho speculation Was
taken UP Of this sock and the OFFERINGS
ana the weakness increased as the llv
progressed. Union Pacific manifested
some WEAKNESS at times on account of
the hrmiT expressed intention Of The
6overnmen, 20 qualify as a bidder NJ;
the Kansas Pacific sales so as to rro-
icct lis interests If necessary Dy bidding
IN the property. Denials were a1sl 81
Tered ON Ochalr nf the decentralization
committee that any agreement hnI bnrn
nEriVe. AT wish the Government for ac-
IN tt.f ~ 7,
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EGIGn1lI5 GAIfsiS TRANSPORTATION e.
DIraC! r<o,EIr-

js9i; 5uS4oN AND pi;uNipHNCt.
40 l>>',, ~ SISIS Pa WE D4> r,sDAY
FOR PROVIDENCE. @
,n,.. Gi;i,tAY NJ o .. M. = :
FARES TO BOSTON AID pEnI-.
" DENcE - =
fi !f&iit.;tl S., !nGlnding meals and
SSeGond-einss. including nicais ana
bic freight sent via II, eva. r,.c
~ mTaiHed ny early. train tn BOSTON, AMI
- tnG same rate as ny direct steamers 10
u. NEGHJ !, Agcni. ifSi!,. yn
& = n rii iii!i4SnEifS S y Asst Tariff M's
J c. WHITNEY. Traffic Man;,.nf:
Gehe:al Oi,ices. Baltimore. MI.
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a:r nrtcsI r,Inc ,.un,bc-.

"a fHoring, dry anG clear $iI.U1G Zoo;
10. ,. $S.oDH!.Vo; edge hn&. s6.5O9T05;
stock box. ,So9GS50; s.nail iois;s, $3.50;
$3.50
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N.tri,,l,cr N,ri,r1.
C;Vh0lesale C.untnt!one.)

v I.'i''.'!H %'hvlHt'hlS.t
CYPRESS Lun ber-Market dull ana no
Ienianu: noordS, l%6--i6 feet long, SI25G
nl0.VO: boards. l&6-lG. .amah. $1,000
1909. boards. mp 10 IS incnes-1G feet
c!eEr $.n00W22.00: boa,Us. rough. wide,
Si2.i1EI5.eO.
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NaI!QIN & Southern r. 4 m

SCHEDULE n MFrEa"r @HrT. 10. 1851
NAL All i.NHltESS LENyE& Nol:
cHi-tA Iuit% tcAc"r' SnnGuyj ~ a. ~ for
HCI"l, PaHicto, lribavcu, &c Connsc;n
at E4Gnton with ~ K $. u r. steamer
Is !"iluwS: Daily tGXccp; Sunday Tor
plymouth. Iamcavile. Williamson aud
Windsor: TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY for al &ndings on chnwn,,
T!NHrt on MONDAY ara FRIDAY FOR
ScnppernonS rivc". and WEpNESDAyS
for avocu. CoMn2CiiuE al Rclhavon vita
Steame! virginia Dare ~: NnklcTviiIc
South Creek. Aurora W2s!'Ei:fUn ana In.
tcrmeG!atc landings Couarc;s n! fli;.m-
beth CiE MONDAY and Wcdmc St'ay with
steamer EewhErr" for Roanoke leland
Gr,ental ana Ncwhlyne
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Kerosene Oil Firm; 4 70 degrees az al;
go degrees, Oh c.ss Red $50 degrees 9Iioc.
Grocuorr,Ies.

Coffee Green. quiet; rio common,
Shg9c.; Gh!r, 41lep1lisc.; good, lex a.
he; choice. 15116c.; Laguayra, l6@
he; lava 2TtG29c. 8,
. SSrups arg Moiasses--1figher: syr-
ups, Bright. 1S@23c.: Fair Grades, l5c. ;
Port Rico. 10. zoe and 26c. rs to grade
New Orleans Molassss-Quiet; Fair
lS@2Sc.; Good. 2I@Soc.; Choice. 31c
Flour-Market FIRM Western spring
wheat, Best Patent Family. S5.9O Win
ter Wheat. Best Family. $500: Choice
Straight Family. SS5; Good Family,
A:I3: Fair Family. Sl6S., as to grade.
Rice-Aiiile6. 4al @GIsc.: rough, clear
Of red. 451GOc.: With rad. Csc.
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SfiiIi.in LrnIi,nI.

@hn"les--Quict: M. hearts. $4,000
/ $500: M. . hearts. $ir0GriIO: 40. ! sap.
S@.UG5l3.I5; No. . saps 81 0OGN375.
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s,mr. Edith, light from Norfolk 20
North Carolina.
large Robert Mccoy, light from Nor
f2lkt5 North Carolina.
Har%i CITY POINT light, from Norfolh
20 North Carolina.
s.mr. Major. light from %orsoi,: 10
North Carolina,
sanm. Genet. lishl from :5orfolI to
North Carolina
NOETIrEOUND.
Slmr. Grace Titus. towing barge Sarah
with lumber tcW.n Nurlh Carolina 10
Norfolk
sarge Eoun lumber from North Car
Dina 10 N5.to!E
S.mr C. X. Bennett, shingles from
North Car7ilna to Norfolk
Sumr. Lurlc Ross towins from Mor;h
Caroline - I!iGhmoEd
Barge L. Na'ldca i.7Ti from Norlh
Carolina 80 Richmund
norEe Virginia, 'o4s fr5m North car
clira g. Richmond
Barge "a. G.. ~. $50. i Logs from North
CarallHl 20 lIfrhunrI.
large Free Cual, logs from NgrtA
Carolina to Richmond
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Peas.-S,eady; biack-eye peas, new
crop, S1.50 per bag; black, 50GG0c.
straight per bnshcl; clay. 100000. per
bGshcl.
White corn. a0c.: mixed. $50
Mill Feed--Markst firm: bran, S15.00;
shirstulr or middinG, $3.50; meal, white,
boltci, per 100 pounds. 9oc.
Michigan. Ohio and Indiana, No. I,
Timothy hay. $3.50; No =, Sl25O; mixed.
$3.50
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