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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-04
PREFERS LIFE SENTENCE
TO TERM IN PRISON

Los Angeles. Cal. March 81.
Oyerholtseer of Iowa, aged Ga, for
merly a member of the Iowa legisla.
ture, was sentenced yesterday to two
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-04
PRIMARY ELECTION BILL
DEFEATED IN IOWA

Des Moines, Iowa, March S1.-The
state senate yesterday killed the Cross
ley primary election law, by vote or
% to 10.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-04

la Crosse. Wis. March 3l.-As a re-
suit Of an alleged criminal assault by
Charles Powers. a Milwaukee road
brakeman. upon Inez Drake. aged 10
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-04
MINORITY INSISTS
ON INVESTIGATION
POsTOFFIcE SCANDAL is AGAIN
AIRED ~ SENATE.


Senator Lodge Charges Democrats
With UIterior Motive in Repeating
Attack on Administration-Prog-
ress on sundry Civil 5iIl-Negro
Problem Debated in House.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-04
CADY
COMMITS SUICIDE
JUMPS FROM FIFTH STORY WIN
DOW WHILE DELIRIoUS.
PROMINENT IN LEGISLATURE

Administration Leader, Chairman of
Judiciary Committee-Went to
Hot Springs for His Health and
Jumped to Death While Nurse
Was Absent.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-04

Senator Hoar proposed an amend
meuL to the rules Of the senate con.
corning impeachment SO far As they
require all proceedings tO be before
the senate itself.
The purpose is to shorten the pro-
ceediHss and make them more cOnven-
lent Go the senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-11
Property Transfers

Richmond Julian Bryant s trustee. to Henry,
Carter, 40 feet on east line #of Thirtieth
Street. between Broad and Marshall strocts,7
one half interest In IS fest on Yenablo Street,
northeast corner Rose Street, e and Sly feet
on west line OF Second q Street. northwest
corner Orange Street, 1888.
Dickinson and Patterson, special MAD ers.s
to- Sol Cutchins, % feet on Baldwin Street. be-
tween Val ley and ST. James Streets. SIS.
Richmond Moore to Mrs. Peac ny II. Dayen-
port. 80 feet on south line Catherine Street.
81. feet east OF Hancock Street, 81. 55o.l
James OiKeefre's executor. Thomas E.
o'Keene and wife, James T. q. Keefre. Annie
aao plsf9isk peters Mary IS
feet on south line Main Street. southwest
corner Short Street, 5000. 81
n Thomas p, O'Keeffe and wife. VI James IL
tO'Keene. Annie +. and Dletrick& Oeters and
u. IYIngo.8 30 feet on west line Cherry Street,
northwest corner Cary Street, 240S feet on west
line Cherry Street, northwest corner Beverly
Street. and lis feet on east line Of Linden
street. northeast corner Beverly Street. s22, 300
n Planters National Bank to James and Henry.
.Goode. % feet on south line OF Beverly Street,
21& feet east OF Randolph Street, 324ss
6 Same to j. M Jackson. 81 feet on soutf
line. Of Beverly Street. lSo feet east Of RAN
doph Street, 1874. FIJI ia gSsi55s 9I5s
masters, to Sol. cntchins. % feet north lins
Of claiborne Street, northwest corner WASH
inEton Street, 500. ~ fS} s RS
william F. Lawrence and wife to John ".
ssasf
Street and & Y feet on the II srrnita road,
/. Noble Raine's trustee, to Sol. cutchlns. 4,
feet on north line Claiborne Street, ea feet
ifrnm Washington Street, SIS. J$5 so 99
b Writ G. Quarles to Susie r. Qua les. 70 feet
on east line OF Third Avenue. n trtheaat corner
Trlgg Street, plan of Chestnut Hill, S.. S,iE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-11
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10, The cotton market
opened Arm at an advance Of 2Gl6 points on
the new crop posi- ions. while Aug ust was
neglected This was better than DUE on the he
seemed 70 be the result 7 Of m6dern' bull support
IN connection with a littl covering by scatter
Ing shorts who were rendered e,
and cen trail belts. while private. crop adyces
claiming dana gn from rust and holding seem
ID to be advanced more freely. But after
working up e q net gain of about 7as pS.ats
to REPRESENT wall Street and New Orleans hull
Interests were selling and tho demand from
ous side sources subsiding.g prices dropped
back, New Orleans. seh, opened Y, lrr. shoYed
poInts.@ Later there was a rail- ION a renewal
Of Y bull support and Now Orleans buying.
snd D. tho late trading The mar.:et vas STEADY
Me high point OF the morning i q Il
& The close was stead at n net I'D vans ofsds
points Sales were estimated at 125. 90 bales,
Business during the day as indicated by he
moderate sales. was quiet "a nd seemed to be
chiefly for ofessional account. With these
traders working In and out, Of The market:
prohts While II awaintlng some dave lopment,
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SPECULATION
WAS SPURIOUS ] | ]
Stock Exchange Turns Its At
tcntio1i to Specialties and
Has Lively Day.
SENSATIONAL ADVANCES MADE
Market Anxiously Awaiting Gov
ernmcnt Report OH Grain
Conditions.
~ * "
tny, Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Aus TO- Speculation on
theS stock market was largely devoted 10
what are known as the specialt ties The
waiting attitude OF the market was sull--
doubtedly due to the desire to read the
monthly report OF the Agricultural ll .e
5partrnent on the August condition OF the
grain crops. and especially OF spring
wheat. before yentnrihg on extensive com :,
fnitmcnts In stocks The grain markets
also reflected the Importance attached to-
the government report In the nervous US.
ness exhibited BY the speciilators COM
n,itted lin that movement and thefr desire
TO tighten their contracts before the re- re-
port should appear The real ling which
carried back the prices OF wheat. was
largely attributed to this purpose. al.
though the weather In the spring W ilsaa!.
country was considered STOCKS
derived some flrrnness from tn We ie.ss
There was Il continued belief IN the dliil 4
Guilty experienced In the steel ira dc over,
1 thcfnaintenance Of association prices, as a;
shown by ths persstensSe hsp Se,ow
last nights price In face OF ne ilrfnnsss
\ 81 other stocks. Good M ad va nc -, we're
made by Southwestern railroa stock X.
which were attributable to- the COM
: tive prosperity OF the cotton and corn.
crops as compared wit When 800
aF6'rhe conviction became fir7rer that gold
would be OK ported to England this week,
\ az sterling exchange continued TO ADVANCE
and the London ma rRet IA lied on Y the
\ me assurance. III But the real interest OF
tie day conferred In the furious specula ton
Inv the spccIalt tiles. The senaatt Onal q nd II
vance in the 1detropOlitan stocks was as
$companicd & by published quot ations rom 2,
&innuential. but unnamed Individual Is, VINO
were impressive In their admts Htons tina q
gimbortan Il trnnsac tons were II m pend 81
but entirely rcti cent as to spe cltic Nor
nation OF what the velopmen t. Y would
/ be. Tho da y'sG movements In Sug gar q nd
4Amalga mated Copper were 5Equally smys S.
FERROUS as to their basis. These dyancesj
were mot fully held "a t the cl ose. ana the.
whole marx at underwent GONE reaction.
but the close was active and firm +Ss
Frs Bonds were s irIn. Tota aales. par.
value, s. 06O. o0D Uni ted States bonds were
The totals sales Of stocks for the day
were 1875. 100 share 55y3 81
sesSE5 MONEY AND EXCHANGE-CLO
8 Money on call very easy, 3-tI1 per cent?:
closing bid, "a per cent. !; III cred at Il per
& cent, AZ time loans. easy and dull: sixty.
and ninety days. 2 per cent. q six ntts.
g l-2 per cent !; prime mercantile paper. ~;
~ Ter cent. Sterling exchang steady
q al advance with actual business i n bank
era, bills att S4.Ss45 for demand and at
s4.s5. AS for sixty da III bills: posted rates.
U s4.sea4.sGI4z and 34.s9a4.so 1-2: commercial
bills. $i,s5 IA. Bar silver. 81 ~: Mexican
dollars, Is "a. IL StS5 sf5Si
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a. Trackless Trolley Line.

"A trackless trolley line is beng built
by I he community t hiannhelri 10 be
run from Mannheim to I,angenfleld. and
will be about " miles long, with two
short branches Intended for freigh tlng
to and from the cars by means Of two .''c
rotary poles, placed on he top OF the tte
train to Rive way from toto 10 feet. For
entering farm yards lying close to \. tho
road, there will be used Instead OF me.
regular wire, connectcr and flexible
ca BILE so to 10 feet In lcngth by means Of
which the current will be .transmttted. To-
the motor cal. IN The ~ aims will consist
two or threc cars, d va by two electIici
motors Of from 225 4 9 40 horse power.sTh he
conducting crew VII have Its pla CO on
freight have q, ca pncity Of 4 Ave tons.
Some Of the cars WI be open !. and some
Couplings will q be provided for alta ching
"a rm wa CONS Street ailway8 ] urna
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
4 RicbImr NO va, Aug. 10. 1904.
.EuUgUHk5iN
SALES

N M HALER ~ SIS N ~ IS
wig na Ca roina Chemical CO. Col. Trust
=, a. es go 90. Of
s'irsinIa c : Chemical 10 preferred.
sToilna en- raica Co. common
i sharss at 29.sS't',s ~
srATEE SECURITIES bid Asked.
,,o-tt, a. MI a q 1910 {. {. 1o3
@ r,!n +, 4, 1eia "a
iy! =. Ms1 nd r - 1919 ssE Ok III
NJ -: y, "t,tand r. $50 s5it
Il =. .us. - -,
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P,R ], /, i MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. u, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
but nrmy held. rye I,lonrI,r rps cornmeal-
teS Wheat1spot unsettled 4: No, 2 red, nomteal,
elevator, While somewhat less active to-day
pending crop reports figures, I'm, heat had. g
range q being 1, fo Mor The
most part owing so imProyed s Morent
CROP nna coss i
lower; May closed o q 'los'k septesmber'
Slo45s; pecember III I. y 81 tor ~.
tlon 9sn maFket except for short time Al The
opening, was nr1ner on cool weather news y, I'M
eyosed paftisss.h e ass
"a; & RssS,s is
relied, slow. Pork-B s. eadyi T., : short
clear sides. $4,000 tsosin
stseas Ro atsady mild lrm Cor.
dova, The n,arke t9r futures
fpnsthsr ' bnying Il European
&c ciosed
sf az Prta o m eass ss
trm fancy Een!ns m 11,1so;
s separ es7.,ee.; reaned, irm
ana ,AsSssssa ch ssss-
Firmly held and unehangs Z, "a ~, x lar.
Islana ~
sHc other domestic. 3AGi,lac Cahbag es-,
Hill: Tang Island and Jersey per 100 tl!W,;l
per barrel 5Q5oc, Cot ton--i'y ste am 70 llYerl3
poo. lsc. sg3s Me- sS " n III
CHICAGO Aug lo- BY lna sf sm
the wheat Bit to-day wheat at the
s|sss sh osss made pass @ proysoa.
saaias tuts Yssa Ilss fs'sv'c ,e.s
W ,lblA. .ys,.
s,asI ew. 49,. g ss ss
# Nay 4yty t s'lss
cs s,.is ~
g. Dec, .,,,...,.,,... 4ss .sa W
"a; 81 N n,
'sE ssI roaH"ss: III ssz ss:ss
AT '.:,:s sss s sss sc sss ~ ss7
Short HORT Ri'IiRs.Per lo 4 abb. !. !, s, "
sSs spF 7ssi ia y
Cash ions were ss e!e 3! !. ,gItouR.,
Sic apS,o5 No. red, 81 q. N9.-a .s corn.
s Ss sNKS Mi s sss ia s @ 0ass
Ma. r We III 1sc.i Good feed Ing bar Sc
fair to choice mai ting, 4Sc. Il. Ne. aaxsefd,
81 Isl. No. l. Western, 81, a5H !, prime TIM
bthy seed 1900 Mess pork, per ha rrei. Sls: f2ap
lard, nes 400 pounds ss2s2s' IN Vt shors
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Extending Travelling Library.

stanton at,enalng tis Horse Show and Z look
Ing after tho extension OF the "a travelling
library system II LAT section. Il Tho libra
In the Interest ot lie new proieet by means
ct which Il - hoped, to extend to thousands
IN all parts iof the State the benefit OF the
3n,ent Isl yet In lts .1sception. and Is carahls
OF great extension. Tho plan coptemplates
permitting Persons In thu 81 tiles towns ard
counties Of the State To draw hooks from, the
.Ilhrary at pract ically no cos. NJ "a 5sSI
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RAlLv

sCHEDULESINs EFFECT5AiAY 18th. 1900 2
II 55s53 TRAIN s LEAVE $RlCHMOND D. sss
~ 100 a. M.--Daiiy. Local Tor Charlotte. Mo
II $3.50 Limited az Bunets Pullman
to- Atlanta and Birntngh Il. News Orleans,
Memphis hattanooga and a. the. Sou ss
Is 200 IN. Mex. sunday. Keysytl 10 ia
Ii 100 PSs Daily " ini ted ullmnn ready
8 $50 II. NJ. Tor. all the. South. /, S
800 Y DIRK RIVER LIN p G}g
d The favorlte route to Baltimore and Eastern
points, cave = chmon nd $40
n liz +. N..-Local. ally. except Sunday.
80 p MrExcapt Sundny For West Point,
connecting with stsansrs tor Baltimore e and
Point Monday Wednesday, and Fri day cali atS
Yorktown and Clay Bank 3 T iias ay, Thursday
nd Saturdny, Almonds and Gloucester Points,
a4:45 Az. Elk ept Sunday: Local mixed gfos5
ssssss \ TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
IL 6.5s A. M. and 6:42 p, M-Trom all the South.
s.35 n From Charlotte and Durham I
sjl .25& A BALI imore and West 20
II 645l Az. $40 p. From West Point
G. WI D. T. AZ. ~ Ghmond. " q.
So IfARpWICH,S5 q; W. D n. hTAYLOHds
~ - - n - p NJ NJ g. p. A.. &
a III ACKERT. Gent N sr,. Isl sa8
ssSS W ashlngton. d. III
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NJ RATES n o Los
ANGELES AND SAN FRANCISCO
VIA soUTHERNF RAILWAY, $e525 t5s3
u FOR II II e. r JUN . TRIP, r E-9J5ts8 IA ,
y N II U ri IN VIA iii S t. LOul S
If DESIRED.

" o.
Beginning with August 18th and con-
5tinuing daily to September 18th, Southern
M ailway will sell from Richmond and all
points On its lines to Los Angeles or San
Francisco and return. special tickets, at
rate of s65.25, with final return limit Oc-
5tober 2sds The. Southern offers the choice
lof several rout IS, "a te open to the publlci
go ono route and return another, II de-
sired taking In at the same time the st,
Louis Exposition--ticket via this route
|, allowing stop-oVer of as much as ten
DAYS at St. Louis. For details. apply to
any agent Southern ailway. Il or
&. w, WEsTBu y. +, a.
FROM SRIc HIM ON q, VAC HEAP RATES
VIA sEAB OAR DgAlR LIN We,
II SAN FRAN CISCO, CA Ii. and return
ss5. ri. Account ,rriennial ConclaYe,
s1Snicht Templars, and Sovereign Grand
Lodge, a. o.. c. II 3. II ckets on sale Aus
yrflst 18th to September. 9th Inc luslye. Inns
rod to October q. q eQ4 n "a
15CHATTANOO G A. sIS n Nj, and return
}si5.75 ~ account International Assocla lion
~ iIriro engineers i tickets sold Sept emher
sIitl,s ana 18th, limited 10 september 2otb;
Nit on payment Of 30 cents. ckets will
81 extended to any date not later than
gseptember ES0th. s,ss s, Us IF 81.
AllEof tho above rates 5apply from Rich
inlond, VA. Proport iona Y e cheap sratesF
may, hnd AT other 81 e atoms on the
TEeatDnrd i 81. 4 !. . g, I. ~.
H. s.. laEARL, NJ. ! 40 s5
Is as If, Az, q ), II g, 4 ~. y, ss8
sPbone ~. $50 n Main 8st. Richmond Va,
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Two Big Outings.

:. Denny Street Sunday school OF Fulton went.
thirteen southern coaches TILED 70 "a over
Yester day morning large excursion from,
excursion IL 10 lost for three days, and VIII
take IN Richmond, Newport News and fNor.i
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&Rebuilding the Pociah,ol,n1ittas.

g The steamer Va Pooah tas, Sof ths virs,niaS
Nayigat ton Company, which burned and sank
several months ago. v was az recent IL fioatsd.
and vii be- removed To "A he ) Delaware River
Ehiphui Ing and Machine Works at Chester
Pa for rebuil ling, on ss NJ Il, MA
The work syill ,prob ably be conn! etsd fhy tho
middle dt November Thu cost u I. srshabllta
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.,

e il835 JAMES RIVER DAY LINE nv - Z.
Il STEAMER OLD OHM GoAiF'oRr leaves
MONDAY, w pN EsDAY AN p FRIDAY a,S7
fes MeFfelk moT,amoah cd Flint
landings, and connectin 8 at Old Point for
washington Bal lmores and the North. State.
nrIces. Electric cars direct 20 tho wharf. Ears
ooi,iy $50 and 81 to Norfolk. Music BY Grand
TreIght received for ahpye-named places and
all pointa In Eastern Virgin and North Caro-
Ina ~ IRWIN WE1SlGER. Gen'l. Mgr. a
Z Y 10, A. BAR BHR, N Il, sscretary. ID II \.
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N. C.,fsA Aug. 10--sPIRtTs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 6s3xc. BID !; receipts. "a
casks. Rosin-No hing doing: receipts. IN BAR
res.2 TaiS- Firm at 81 x: receipts, a. barrels.
Crude Turrsntipe Inn az -. ESQ Is and 500;
receipts, sfS3 barrels. 4aS en-
/. SAVANNAH, Gas AUG. "a. -TURPENTINE5.--
casks ;s exports. II 10J casks.S3 Hosin-Frm: & re-
ceipts. 2.l67 barrass sales. 3,95l barrels ex-
ports g. 400 ba rrels.
Is CEARLEsTON, > s.s5 eli, h Aug. lo.-TURPEN-
T1NE-Firm at #5zH ~ Rosin--F'irm
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u. IS. refundIrg a., Registered inlis
III. 8. refuding a. coupon. &. 1oiH
VI -. as. registered 1919
u. s. Is, coupon [. los
u. 81 Now it, registered 2. z. i.
u. 81. New coupon ]. 1914
II. 81 old ~. re- 1odA
IT, 8. Old a. coupon, \. 4. 5. 1o6x
,Atchson general Is . \. !. los
sAtchison adjustment n
Atlantic coas. Line IL II. s3ss
Baltimore and Ohio 4, 4. 1t3Js
baltimore and Ohio 3ss. y. ~ I. ss;s
Central or Georgia 5sg... :. =. 11l,s
Central Of Gcorgte lst Inc. !. S3,s
ChIsapeake nd Ohio {, i. 1ptt
Chicago and Alton Slts
Chicago -. and Quincy new As y ~
,Chiegao. NJ. and ST.. Paul gen. q. los
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AT the Sta union Il I; Show

Among those occupying boxes OF the Hta1n,s
ton Horse Show are M sseA ArEert9 Fer
Mr., JarnesS n, Taylor, Jr.. Of s. annton,a
I Major Robert yiles. q we'll kn9wA nstl-s
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y, p ctuur,:e Il, Late Salon.

s5 The grea i portrait The portrait par e S
LORD SR bblesd ale It is a mast erptece.
breathing pride 81 Of race force, streng til;
everything that rrests5 81 the eye s and
at his very best painting En- glish artistic
Gratis There Is som thing In theirS dom
mating power, their areless dist notion
geston 81 almost Tl.indi fferent mastery.
that suits his own class Of mind .Si8 Lord
5Ribblesdale n who Is a tai N ga unit man,
roughly dressed RI dtng eli thes, is as
did. IA friend of mine told me 81 e8 sa W.
sti1hs att the Salon one a fternoon exa city
like his picture ca syg loose ely 4c,S d.s lean
and thin-faced, completed " ind ifrerent to:
the starlng crowd and talk Ing very loud
TO his companions VIII o wa a lbessltiful
and blooming Eng lish oman I. no longer lgg
young hut fresh rs 2 eraldlEne
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ATLANTIC cOASTaaLLN E.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRDss
{ STREET sTATION.i Sfss8
EFFECTIyE ASUNDAY, y NAY POT H ifisSSSS
4 e:o5 A, M..--A.t c. L. Express to all points
II 800 a. III .-Pe Petersburg and Norfolk:
IL 10 p. M.-Petersburs and n. and Nv, Vest
. 800 Pr n. Pet ersburg and Norfolk
.4;io I'LL M ldsboro Local.
sP5 :45 n SM-Pete rshurg Local 3SSs
s&7:a5 p .-'tF Florida and West Indian Inns Il
tied, to all points South. $.
$50 p. aM-Peterhburg and n. and w. west.
N ii 40 p. M,--Petersburg bLocal. al
If TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. \. u
4;o7 a. M: 1875 NJ A.. ~ y s'sl ~
s.ho p p NJ. ;s7:4 u M; o :o5 r.. N
Except SUNDAY. ..sHnday oniy.p = \, nv
- c. g. CAMPBELL. Diy.s Pass, Att II:
( W. j. CRAIG Gem Pass. AEt. rs
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G oAsTWIsE TRIPS 10 N Tine
ORLD. lst@s m, 4SG

Richmond to boston and return, $23. o0;
4 to Providence and return, s2l, 90; includ-
ing meals and room via Ms rchants, and
Norfolk; daily line to New England
rick cts on sale ut Chesape Ike and Ohio
and Norfolk and Western Railway. o E.!
gfices, is195 East Main Street. r.. II. VIII ht.i
agent, Norfolk. 5e Il ssss #
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nALTIMoRD STOCK MARKET.
y BALTIMORE. Md. Aug. 10. -Seaboard AR
Line common, i0@1oA do. preferred. 1874 9lS1ss.
Atlantic Coast Line common, III qll7
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In n. II h. bura 4 8 q J, R.s 4,


sS5ss "a lis leave Rlchmo md fthWard.
5SI lis a. b N v. ually. Byrd st. Through.
III Al NJ ia iIy Main st Through.
IS a. week days. p Ashland Saccosa-s
4 $40 "a: daily. Byrd Through; l1oe -
III Is noon. weak days. BYRD s.; Throush.:2
81: Zoo p. M N week days, Byrd St. Frede
b Is s :e6 i p. NJ daily. Main St Throps
$50 P hand sos
n s:o5 ~ M rs daily. Byrd ST Through.
Mi rains Arrive Rlctn,o is OFT Inward. sS
20 week days: lba \! shland s e
$40 A. days: Byrd 81 Frederick
Ss:s5 AZ Il: daily. Byrd 81. Through:
80 "A. NJ, week % Byrd Through.E
Is os "a daily Main ST Throus h.
600 p. Nj week do VS. - ba- q shland ae-
~ s9 :ib 2. M, daily. Byrd st. Through
10 q daily, Byrd ST. Local
s'g q - P. N: daily; MAJ st. Thseu
NOTElPulinanSs leep ing8 or Parlor& Cars on
ali trains except train arriving richmond II 30
a. N. week days. and local accommoda tlons.
Time Of arrivals and depart ures and connec-;
E ts :, not 11II FnaFa GULF, TAYLOR
3Gen'l Man ASS Genl Man raf 4 Man.
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\ . n. I: 9sToREs

new business. The johblng trade has been les
fEctiYe owing TO aunfavorable -wea ther. 3ss
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OFFICIAL RANCE AND SALE OF STOCKS. IN NEW YORK
y rhomas Branch CO, Banker. and Brokers.
SALES:

4 SALES:
HOO Missouri. Pacific s.,..........
Nash, Chat, aud s. l.. ....s
800 New York Central ...si.. u
Norfolk and Western ..s...
900 Pacific Mail
600 Pennsylvania II. R.........
1900 Peoples Gas (Chlcagol. 80.
800 Pressed Steel Care. ~.
Pressed Steel Car, pfd .s...
Republic H. and s.. com...i
Republic !. and s.. pfd....
$500 Reading, com. ,s..t......l...
Reading, list pfd.s... .......,.
Reading, I'd pfde..........s.E
300 Rock Island, com s.........
100 Rock Island pfd............
SloSs. il. ....sJ......., .........
SlosS, pfd....,.s.......... .s.
1900 s.. l.. and s. r., I'd pfd.
500 s. l.. and Southwest, pfd..
800 Southern Pacific ...... u. AZ.
5000 Southern Railway, con1....t
southern Railway. pfd ..!..
100 Seaboard Air Line. coin,.,,
COO Sea board Air Line. pfd.
300 Tenn. Coal and Iron.
1900 Texas Pacific .........
.7400 Union Pacific s..............
300 United States Leaf or. .....
5000 United States Steel ..........
800 United States Steel, pfd
500 Va. Car. Chemical, com 49,.
800 Va. Car. Chemical pfd...
4 900 Wabash. com $500. ,....,.....
1lO0 Wabash, pfd...... 81.
Western Union ............
300 WISCONSIN Central ..........
200 wisconsin Central pfd...i
Total 49o, 200. 81 "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-11
NV N6ito|k&W|6stsnl

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
b. 300 ~ M.--NORE'OLK II LIMITED, Arrives
Norfolk II 70 Az MI Stops only at Petersburg.
= 9:o5 a. NJ. --sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Bpffe.!
8Paror Car. Petersburg to Lynchburg d ana
1toanoke.. Imam Sleepers Roanoke a Is 4 Ste
Louis. Bluefleld to Cincinnati; also Roanoke
to To-, Ksnaoxvlile and Knoxville to- Chattanooga
1870 II MIRO ANoKE EXPRESS forS Farm.
I; I, s:oo z, M!.;,;-ocEAN sIioRE LIMITED AR,
rlvea Norfolk 20 p NJ. Stops only at Peters,
e !, Wa Y and Suffolk. Connects withy
Virginia Beach. sss9a
7:z5 u. M.--For Norfolk and ali station. east
% Q 40 ~ NJ. NEW ORLEANS sHoRTSLrN1.
Pullman Sleepars Richmond 10 SLynchburSS and
Roanoke. Petersburg to BRISTOL SLynchhurg 8toS
SChattanooga, Memph and New orleans.Sca CAFE
~ $50 Pr M.-WoRLD,s s. 81 FAIR & SPECIAL
Through. Pullman sleeper Petersburg to St.
Grains arrive from tn West 7:os
p. N. and 9:05 p. NJ; from Norfolk 11:4o A..
and $50 ,P.
Ss Genl Pass. AIT. Dist Pass sA1s. MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-11
PORT NEWPORT! NEWS. EAuG 6. TO- 1901.
ss53es isSs az ARRIVED.

Steamer Capeantebes N ewi orl. ~
Schooner James Paul, = r, Bangor. a5s
Schooner James = Fierce. New FORK K
Y U.ige lnuiah a, Hostcn. II f. 5iSs
Barge Texas. Boston. IA
Schooner ames Boyce, sProyid ence.3'
Schooner L. i. Spragle, New York. & e
4 barge Majestic New London I.
sS SAILED. ia {s !.
SBarCe Ohio, Boston. S.: +. sssiF5 ~
i Bar sc SkolIield. Boston. u ls{ II Ia
Steamer Orion. Boston. ssy44
I Schooner Lyman u. Law Ports. &. Il l3a..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-11
2 l8 c.,o-,r-oNsEED prr MARKET, B

asCOT~ONSEED OIL MARKET IN
EEWStYORN,a Aug! j 10 ottonseed oil was
stead VI With fair trade. Prime crude. 1. o.. b..
mills, 2sa22hc; prime summer yellow, TX O.
CSC: on summer elbow. nominal; prime white,
3oc 6: prime winter vel low: &c. M s.s!s