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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, January 1S.r-The cotton mar
ket was quite during to-day's trading with
fluctuations Irregular. and the close very steady
at nm advance OF 2dI4 points Sales for the day
were estimated at 100000 bales.
Tho market opened barely steady at decline
of o16 points, and showed net loss of about
bf17 points on the active months during the
early session. owing to selling by some Of yes
terday's buyers and scattering bear pressure
promoted y lower Liverpool cables. smaller
English spot sales and continued large re-
ceipts. There was a fair demand at the de-
cline, part OF which was said to be buying
against sales in Liverpool. while there appeared
to be some fresh buying. attracted by a bulllsh
private statement of stocks at some OF the
and Alabama and the market rallied during
the middle session with shorts covering for over
week was bearlsh. but many traders expected
the visible supply statement on Saturday to
show blg spnners' takIngs. and some OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
ON LOCAL MARKETS
PRODUCE AND FRUIT
SELLING HIGHER

The receipts OF country produce on
Cary street were somewhat larger yes
terday, and the demand being very ac-
tive, business was good all day There
were but few changes in prices worth
noting, but everything was looking up
ward, and the figures that prevailed
We're stiff. Eggs took n sharp advance
because of scarcity and active demand.
They sold yesterday in crate lots at "a
TO 20 cents per dozen, and there were
not enough of the fresh ones on the
market to supply the demand at those
advanced figures.
The change in the weather has caused
some buoyancy in the market, and the
figures on everything, including fruits.
are SITTER
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TOBACCO MARKET
CLOSED STRONG.

Transactions on the leaf tobacco mar
kes, so far as auction sales were con-
cerned. closed yesterday with fairly
good breaks at all the warehouses. The
total sales were about 125.ooo pounds,
and the good figures Of the week were
maintained to the last.
In the breaks yesterday there were
some very good sun-cured wrappers and
many good filters. The buyers were out
In full force, and the bidding was spir-
tied all day. The market closed very
firm with an upward tendency. The
next sales will be on Tuesday of next
week. ~
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GLOOM GATHERS
OVER THE MARKET
Situation Is in the Hands Of the
Regular Professional
Dealers.
MONEY, BUT NOT CONFIDENCE
---
There Was One Rally, But De
tcrmined Drive Broke Market
at the Close.
MONEY, BUT NOT CONFIDENCE

NEW YORK, January 1S.r-Clouds OF
depression gathered over the stock market
to-day. and the weakness. which has
been spotty and intermittent hitherto. be-
came general and acute. This was re-
suit rather OF rehabilitation Of senti-
nent on current topics OF discussion than
any important factor I'm the situation.
Moreover. It became evident that large
activities were traccable to profess
fional party on the bear side This party
Showed every evidence of successful or
ganization and aggressive leadership.
Tho bold methods pursued by the newly
ORGANIZED party Is shown by the wide
spread proclamation made before the
opening OF trading OF the plans for the
day, including special pressure to be
directed against United States Steel and
Union Pacific. While professional short
selling was clearly traccable In the days
market. the vulnerabilty of values con-
firrned the Views of the bears. and proved
the existence OF the conditions on which.
they based the attack. The estimates
OF the weeks currency movement enpha-
sized the growing cage OF the money
situation. with nm indicated cash gain
of Sit0Qo.CDo But sentiment In the stock
market Is formed TO the belief that the
accumulation Of money resources at this
time is not to be for the benefit OF market
speculation. but ia likely to be spoken
as fast as available to take care OF the
enormous issues of new capital Yester-
Days reduction in the Bank of ENGLAND
discount rate was followed to-day by u
hardening In the open market of the
discount rate In London and movement
OF the international exchanges In favor
of London. This corroborates a supposi-
tion that the purpose of the Bank of
England authorities in reducing the off,
c!ai discount rate was to resume It's con-
troll of the open money market. which
had escaped them. owing to the dis
crcpancy In the discount rates. BY bor-
rowing from the market. the Bank OF
England may make It's 5 per cent. rate
effective there and raise barrier against
the extension OF credits to New York
borrowers.
Stocks enjoyed one good rally In the
afternoon. when shorts took profits and
reduced their lines; but another deter
mined drive against the market dlsIodged
heavy stop orders and caused a threat
enIns slump In st. Paul, the Hartman
issues. the Hill securities, Reading and
Amalgamatcd Copper. The closing was,
in consequence, unsettled and feverishly
active.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
value. 81 f7.To. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
Total sales, 1.5oian shares.
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COTTON MEN ENDORSE
RQ0SEvELT'S RIOT ACTION

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, January 1s.-
Tho Southern Cotton Association this af-
ternoon, In convention, adopted re-
solution unanimously endorsing Presi-
dent Roosevelt in discharging the negro
troops at Brownsville. A special dis
patch will be sent to the President to
this effect
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was ,sTltc. lower. aud oats ihc lower. Provls-
ions showed net loss of 7tiGl2!sc.
npa yN.<h

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Firm. No spring wheat T7as0c: No. 8,
Axe; No. . yellow exc. No. . oats. ssJge.;
No. 8 white Ss1. 9s7,sc. No rye, s2c Fair
to choice mailing. 5laeSo No. haxseed,
othy seed. s4.s5. Clover, contract grades, sl4
Short ribs. sides Ooosel, ss.75@e. 10: mess pork,
$685.: Lard, per 100 pounds 1915 short clear
sides Cboxed), .s.a5aes7. whiskey. basis of
high wines. s1.2e. Butter--Market steady;
creamertes. eoGesc.: dar!es, 1s92sc Eggs.
Strong; at mark cases included. 231Slac !:
firsts. e5izc.; prime hrsts sc. extras, CSC
Cheese-S.eady at 1sS14c.
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buying In the late session was probably on
this theory. The close was within two or three
points OF the best. Exports We're very heavy.
and are now within 5000 bales of the record
figures during the big crop year
Receipts OF cotton ri teh ports to-day We're
5p5ls bales against ts72l last week and 1853
last yenr For the week $500 bales against
3z7. last week and 1928 Las, year. To-day
receipts at New Orleans s. 4s bales against 3,es2
last year. and at Houston 9,lS5 bales against
3,5so last year.
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LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

Lypchburg, Va January is. 1917.
Sales of loose tobacco the Lynchourg mar
ket for the two weeks ending January II. 1871,
reported by John L. oglesby. OF Lynch's Ware
house:
Sold week ending December Il. 1906. $4,000
pounds; sold week ending January H. 1907. 937.-
800 pounds; increase for week ending January
IL. 1917. $500 pounds
Sold from September 1. 1906 to January II.
1907. 7.sf.6V pounds; sold from September J.,
1906 to January II. 1875. g, ls3.590 pounds; In
crease for 1907. 1.672.t 100 pounds
The sales for loose tobacco opened January
eth after two weeks holiday. The receipts
were quite heavy for the first week of the
year. Ths condition OF the tobacco was rather
better than tina heretofore sold; large portion
was OF the lower grades. yet there was more
OF the good and fine leaf offered than usual
The buyers were quito active in looking after
their several grades. and prices on all grades
were fully up TO former quotations. with the
prices on good and fine leaf rather higher. In
dicatlons are favorable for fairly full sales for
the next few weeks
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TOBACCO MARKETS.,

Richmond Va. January Is, 1901.
Tobacco-DArk Fired Whilr the receipts
have been heavy during the past week, the
inarke. has been strong and active Mt fun quo.
,ations. Brigh,s. Market continues hrtn At
unchanged prices; light receipts. sun-Curcd:
PeceIpts heavy. BIZ. the market is active a.
prices quoted. Wrappers: contine scarce and
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Railroads.
f. F. CO F. EEss sasa /: !, !

r. F. CO F. s s SSSSsSs i. i.
TRAINS LEAVE McNp-NoRTHwARp
S sS 4. M--p pay s.; THROUGH.
$3.50 y. M--Daiiy--AIhin st. Through. Ali
7io5 4 M;-,,Fxecpt Mondny--Byrd st Through.
- All Pullman cars,
1870 a. M.--Weels Days--Elba. Ashland Ac.
commodation. Rg
$40 4, NJ Daiy-Ryrd ST, Through. tLceal
1906 noon--weels Dnys--syrd st. Through.
400 ?. M.--Week Days--Bryd st. FrpderieK%
eoo burg Accommodation.
s ss0 =. M-Datly--Mnin st. Through,
$3.50 IN F., M,-sWeels pays-Eisa. Ashland AesD
s:oo p. M-Daily-Ryrd st. Through
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND - SOUTH
$40 a; hi,week pays-E!lpa. Ashland 40.
s;ss <. MM.-psI ly $, Through. a..
il:5o 4. " week Days-Byrd st. Through.
Locnl Stops
E E:S T. i, Ms-naily-Nialn st. Through. a
- to ,smeeM Dnys-h'5a. ashland ~
900 Z; M.-Dniiy-Byrdd St. Through Through. Loeas
sip y -Dally--Maln Street. Through. Az
Pullman ears
i W.. M!--Daiiy--Eain ST. Through.
i!'"o +. M.-Weck Days. Byrd Street through
All Pullman cars
all above trains except trains striving Rich.
n,ond LEO A NJ. week days, and local accom-.
Tin Tine q arrivals and departures and conneo-,
W; ID D; DUKE. C. w. cULP. W. P: TAYLoh>
ASST. TO Prest Gen,l Supt. Traf Mgr.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.
pEANUT MARKET,

(Reported by Rodgers. a1eCabe and Coz
PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. 1S.-PEANUTS-
ginas-Market firm at 4lsQf4kc for fancy stock
machine picked, 44I4Ac.; Smelling stock. 38ic.
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Railroads.
Roichmond and Petersburg
Electric Railway

Cars leave corner OF Seventh and Perry
Streets. Manchester. every hour ION the hour
from A. NJ to 10 ?. NJ. Last car IL midnight.
Cars leave petersburg. foot OF Sycamore
Street, every hour from SIS 4; n, % 1885 e:
A. NJ. daily except Sunday,
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich
mond cara.
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Virginia
Trust Company
No. e22, Northwest Corner Tenth and
Main Streets.

The Safety Deposit Boxes in
vault of this Company, in point
o! security against fire and bur-
glars, are equal to any. Rental
charge, $500 per annum and up.
according to size. Courteous at
tention to renters.
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chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO 1LI,, Jnnuary ls--General SELF
ing. the greater part Of which was In the
nature OF realizing. caused weakness to-day In
the local market for wheat, corn and oats, At.
the close wheat WAS down asc. Tor May, Corn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET
CAS- Reported by craddock-Joues, Virginia

Petersburg, Va. january Is 1917
Sales the past week have been heavy with
an active market on all grades. We note espe-
cially more competition and stronger demand
for Austrian grades, and wrappers both long
and short. than any previous week OF the sea-
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RICHMONE GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond Va, January Is. 1907
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.1
Richmond, Va, january

Richmond. Va. January IS 1907.
Report Of the live stock market for the week
ending January Z. 1907: "
6Ac.: common to fair. abG41sc.: best heifers
SIC; medium to good. 4g4hc,: common to fair
s9sNe.; best fat cows, tg4kc,; medium to good
sAo Best fresh cows. 46.o0l65. 90: common ION
and medium. ,sgS oo:, and slow sale; good
hogs; good hogs, sxGs.s6c.; shoats 6.Sas. Soc:
sows. bh@81ac.; stays and rough hogs, iaSc
Light run Of sheep; good. fat sheep, sole. me.
medium to good. 6laG1 Ac,; common. 4is15le.
Prospects good on all kinds OF stock for next
Market
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for sale alive. Nomnally steady at s7GT.16 for
hogs; T.i5a7.2s for pigs.

CINCINNATI. o.. JANUARY is.-HOGs-Ac-
tive. Butchers and shippers. ss.s1Is.s5: com.
mon. s5.75dss5. Cattle--Stcady. Fair 20 good
shippers, s4t0fi6 co.: common. s2daT5. Sheep
Steady at s2.5Oq5.e5. Enthusiastically at 1909
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DRY GOODS MARKETS.

NEW YORK, January ls-The dry goods
market was very firm to-day and some lnrge
BUYERS operated on cotton wooden goods. The
storm interfered some with the house trade for
the day. Raw wool is high. Linens are being
advanced. A further advance Is noted In some
was quiet, but steady, firm at top levels.
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FOR NEW YORK.

yln Night Line Gtea,1crs Except Saturday,
making connection ik Norfolk with Main I.ins
Ship following day at 2 r NJ also Norfolk
chesapeake and Ohio ny. Mt 9 A. NJ. and 500
p. NJ. making connection daily texcept Sun.
dayI at Norfolk with Main Limo Ships sailinS
att P, NJ Tickets. sos f.. Main Street Rich.s
mond Transfer Co, $40 r. Main Street. Tho
Jefferson. Murphy's Hotel
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BALTIMORE. MD. January 1s-BIoUR-
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-.Firm; spot, con
tract, 7sAgSNo. Corn--Firmer; spot, 1870
Firm; No. Q white. 4sc.: No. 3 white, 421p42ic
No. mixed. 4oh@i1c. Rye-Lower: No.
western. domestic. Zoe. sales. Butter-Firm
and lower: fancy imitation es1e7c.; do, cream.
cry. a2133c.; do. ladle. 3l922c.: store packed,
17Ieoc. Eggs-F4rm at 24c. Cheess-Active
and unchanged; large. 14xc.: medium, l4Mc :
small, 1+7so. sugar-Steady and unchanged;
coarse graduated and fine &c.
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WILMINGTON. N c., January 1s-sPrRTTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing: receipts. 90
casks Rosin--Nothins doing: receipts. 1871 bar
rels Tar-Firm at 52.40; receipts. l15 barrels.
Crude Turpentlne-Firm at 50. sa94.eo; receipts,
3ls barrels.
TINE--F4rm at 69%c4: sales, Fl casks: receipts.
652 casks shipments, aD casks. Rosin-Ffrm;
sales 2 sos barrels; receipts, l70l barrels; ship
ments { sI6 barrels; stock ISL barrels.
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s1AR1NH INTELLIGENCE.
'oRT or RICHMOND. JANUARY 1s. 1907.
49, AI3pTVEn

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 1s. 1907.
r1y . ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfok merehan'
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon Harney Norfolk Norfolk !, m me
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. James River
bindings and Norfolk, merchandise and passen'
GERS Virginia Navigation Company.
Barge Tioga. Ellis. New Berne, N G.. fert'-
lizer.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JANUARY IS. 1907.
ARRIVED
Steamship Danvllle, Thomas' baltimore paa-
sengars and general cargo. ,.., p,,,a.
steamer Elm CITY, Haynes Ma't eapon HfSer
- +aa7~S HAIEED.
Steamship Danville. Thomas. baltimore PAS
Steamer Elm city. Haynes. Mattaponl River
uasseugers and general cargo.
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Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B.-FolIowing schedule figures publisned
oniy as Information and arc not guaranteed.
,1:W q. M--Daily-Locai for Charlotte.
LIB ~, Observation-Disclosures Pullman to
Auanta and Birmingham. New Orleans
Memphis. Chattanooga. and all the South.
through coach for Chase City. Oxford
Durham and Raleigh
80, ~ I. S.-Es. Sunday--Keysville Local.
lid T. M--Daily--Limited Pullman ready s:N
=. NJ, for all the South.
YORK RIVER LIME.
40 =. M.-Except sunday-No, 1s-To wesr
Polnt-Conneoting for Baltimore. Mons
days. Wednesdays and Fridays. -
S:ih +, M.--&ondays. Wednesdays and FRI
deys--No fo--Local to West Point. ,
West Point.
$40 $40 4 n. SIS y n From all the South;
1888 p M.-From Charlotte. Raleigh. Durham
Chase City nnd Local Stations.
s:p A. M.--From Reysvilla and Local Stations.
s:l0 a. M. No. 15-Frop: Baltimore and West
1o:45 4 NJ. No ., Wednesdays and Fridays.
S:I5 r NJ, No. 7s-FIom West Point and
Locn, Stations.
c. ~. WEsTBURY, d. p A.,
c. II ACKERT. s. II. HARDWICK.
V.-P. md Gen: MOI: Pass. Trut. Mgr.I
w. n. TAyLOE G. P. A..
Washington. D. G.
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NEW YORK, January ls-aIoney on
call easy; CAST per cent: ruling rate. g:
closing bid. 8: offered at 3,s. Time loans
weak; sixty days. 5Is and ninety days.
BIZ: six months. 5isa6. Prime mercantile
paper. 6asH per cent. Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business In bankers
bills at ass5odisisa 1856 for demand and at
s+.sia5ds4,si4o for sixty day bills. Posted
rates. 5ts2IAs2a and Si.s6dAssIs Com
1nercial bills. A.sl rs. Bar silver. 81 7-s
Mexican dollars, 81 2-S.
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merchants and Miners
Transportation Co.'S

BOSTON. MASS, AND PROVIDENCE. r. I.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tussiay.
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday For Ppoyi-s
dsncs Monday Thursday and Saturday att
p. NJ. Passengers ana freight taken for 81
Nav England points. Tickets on sale Mt g..
and o. Ry. and N. and W. Ry. orices. and
Ma. St9 East Main a is4F
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, ND, January lS.-Scaboard
Air Line. common and Notwithstanding do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19

Z Spot cotton closed steady. Mddlipg upiands,
ioso: mlddlinS gulf, n.i5; sales, LEO bales
Cotton. steady; middling. 1879; net receipts.
ca bales: gross, AIS bales; sales, l,Sfo bales;
stock, 1878 bales. - $50
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts. 5a.5ls
bales; export to Great Britain. 41r3i7 bales: 10
the continent. ai,7n bales. to Japan 2,sG5 bales;
stock. i.27e,5T9 bales.
Consolidated at all ports--Se receipts, 40 ~
bales: espor. 10 Great Britain 1883 bales TO
France 1853 bales; TO the Continent. ~, ftS
baes. TO Japan. s,l75 bales. - -
Total since September 1st Of all ports-Set
receipts. s,7s3.oa1 bales: export to Great Britain
2.is. sqS bales; TO France soo.l72 bales: 10 the
Continent. l,sIl.51i bales; TO Japan, 15,ei bales
NEW ORLEANS. January lS.coTToN-
Spot closed steady, unchanged: rpiddling. 10-sc. ;
sales on the spot were 3.25e bales and 1900 to
arrive. Futures opened quiet at a decline 8
points on the big movement and lower Liver
pool. Trading was rather dull and fluctuations
were narrow. but the sentiment was bull!sh
rather than bearish. The closing tone
barely steady to points lower than yesterdays
closing.
Cotton futures closed nrely .teady as follows:
January 1910 February, io.1s; March, 1918;
May, 1915: June. 1911: July. 1922.
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Steamboats,.
Virginia Navigation Co.'S
q JAMES RIVER DAY LINZ.
n srEAMER POCAHONTAS fLEAVE;d

------@ DAY AT Z a. NJ. 10! NUrIoIK, TurtN'
mouth. Old Point. Newport News, Claremone
and James River landings. connecting at Old
point for Washington. Baltimore and the
North, Staterooms reserved for the night AT
moderate prices ELECTRIC ears direct to tho
Ercnrslon Tickets on sale at Richmond Trans
fer Co., $40 E. Main Street. sos E. Main
Street, or on wharf or steamer. Round trip.
Freight received for absve.named places and
al! points in Eastern Virginia. North Carolina
and tn, East. mo. r, MAYER, Agent.
IRWIN WEIsIGER. Gent Mgr.
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RICHMOND sToCR MARKrr.

Richmond. Va. january 1s 1901.
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia $1,000 at ~.
Virginia centurles-1.oo1 at e4h: 900 at si4.
r. +. and Z. Div. Obligation-ioo at sd
yirsiria-C Carolina Chemical preferred. p.
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CHICAGO. I'LL, January 1s.--cATTLE-Re
sS'pA about 500 Msaa Market steady but
s2,75947b; helfers. t2,eoa6oo; bulls. ss.75R46o
calves, $2.Gbdps.a5 sockerS and feeders. $4,000
400 Hogs-Receipts about SO 900 head Mar
ket Co. higher Choice shpping hogs. $4,000
6es; good, heavy. mixed. ss6 .s2,s; assert.
ed. light: s6s1la9S go bulk Of sales, sd.es9s 90
steady but dull Sheep, s3a6,7o: yearllngs
s4,so9s, 10: lambs, H7697,B.
NEW YORK. January 1s.--BEEyEs-Re
oepts. 2,o22 head. Medium TO choice, steers,
;i6Sd5 IS. Calves Receipts. 100 head. yeals,
$4,000, so; no prime vsals here; western $50;
ceipts, e,l55 head. Sheep, s3,6oI6.3S: lambs,
s7,NaSo0, Hoga-Recepss. Ava head. None
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NLD DOMINION
. STEAMSHIP co.
NIGHT Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening foot Ash
street, at Z P. NJ, stopping at Newport News
an route Fare $500 ona way, $3.50 round
trip. Including stnteroom berth; meals. SOD
each Street cars to steamers wharf.
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Chesaneake @, Ohio Railway
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 9Th. 1907.
Trains leave Richmond daily:
For Florida and South: s:a5 A. M.. 7;25 p. NJ,
For For Norfolk: 900 A. NJ. 500 P. NJ. and $500
For N. and W. Ry West: 1s:lo and $3.50 P. NJ.
For PETERSBURG: 900 a, NJ. 1910 800 '3:2s
For C;odsboro and Fayetteville. 1878 p. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $50. $3.50.
.soS esl0:,5 and lt:io A. NJ. sl:g7. 2:0o. 8 80.
' Except Sunday. ..sunday only. Except
Time OF arrivals and departures and connec-
lions not guaranteed.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.
soIyTHBouND TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
DAILY: tH
s1o A. M,-Local TO Norlina, Raleigh, Char
lotto. Wilmington.
Jacksonville and Florida Points.
e.43 p M--Solld Pullman train to st. Angus
tine
10 80 p. M.-sleepcrs and coaches Atlanta. Biz
mInghnn,, Memphis. Savannah. Jackson.
VILE and Southwest.
NoRTHBouNDs TRAINS ARRIVE RICK.
MOND DAILY:
$50 A. NJ. s:52 A. NJ. 5:1o p ~. b:55 ?. NJ.
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Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
value. 81 <7To. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
Total sales, 1.50i. 800 shares.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-03-05

SENATOR SMITH. a number of terms.
He was born in a little Michigan
town and his father was a tailor-mu-
sician. The dollars were rare and the
best William Alden could do was to
get common school education. He
sold popcorn and newspapers to help
daddy pay for the clothes he wore.
When he was IA he ran away from
home and beat his way on a freight
train to Lansing, where he obtained a
position as page In the House of Rep
resentatives. Here he became imbued
with the ambition to become lawyer,
his enthusiasm and ambition arising
from the speeches which he heard the
legislators make and the pleasant liv-
ing they seemed to have. After he had
saved enough money he located in
Grand Rapids and found a position as
a messenger with leading law firm.
They did not want him at first, but
when they discovered the kind of fell
low he was they changed their minds.
Smith was eventually admitted to
the bar and became railroad attorney
in a few years. He saved some money,
invested wisely, and to-day is well-to-
do, being largely interested in banks
and railroads, and owning a newspaper
besides. He has been six times elected
to Congress.
One of the most beautiful manifesto
tions of Smiths character is the fact
that when money came to hin he To-
Gated his parents in home Of their
own amid beautiful surroundings in
California, and from nowhere did the
congratulations to Senator Smith come
more heartily than from there.