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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
EDITED BY o. NJ. BOYLE

Cooks Union No. s4 held a well at
tended meeting Thursday night with
President Charles Fleischmann ia the
chair The union voted to change the
international constitution so that a
convention may be held in October OF
this year In Toledo, Ohio. A special
meeting was held yesterday afternoon
al the headquarters at ISSs Ellis street,
where matters Of Importance were dis
cussed.
Blscksmiths Union No l6S. with
President McNally in the chair. met at
ST Helen's Hail. Thursday night on
March ] the union presented a schedule
Of 81 day 20 the proprietOrs, to take
effect April ]. Up 10 the present time
tho bosses have not accepted it, II
not granted the new wage scale the
men viii so in strike. II is said that
e5 per cent OF the craft is organized
and the men claim that they VIII in
sist on the schedule being carried out.
The Labor Council at its meeting
Friday night received the wage scale
and agreement OF the Freight Handlers
Union. II was referred TO the eXecu-
tive committee. Delegate Hubachek
moved that the boycott against the Owl
Drug Company be raised. as il was
so ordered. President Bell appointed
the following Labor day committee:
VIII J. French from the typographical
union. j. X. Jones from the shoe
clerks, NJ Casey from the teamsters. P.
Scharrenberg from the sailors. William
p. McCabe from the molders A. j. Gal
lagher from the photo -engravers
Marcel Willie from the mixers, Miss NJ
Fenton from the garment workers
Miss Carrie Farmer from the steam
laundry workers. Charles Schuppert
from the musicians, J. A, Kelly from
the machinists. T. Zimmerman from
the butchers. gdrs. Louise La Rue from
the mattresses. Richard Cornelius from
the carmen and +. J.. Weisenberger
from the beer bottlers
Capmakers' Union No. 2 has reor-
ganized. The union meets at Equality
Hall. 159 Albion avenue the first Sun
day in each month. Following areithe
officers: Recording secretary. David
Grace; financial secretary, Dave zemon;
treasurer. A. Lesser: trustees-Charles
Infeld, NJ. Ballinger and J. Blum.
Cloakmakers' Onion No S viii hold
a special memorial meeting next Tues
day evening at 1911 Geary street in
memory Of its departed president. Sam
uel Urbensky, who for many years de-
voted himself with great zeal 10 the
interests OF the organization
The car strike inaugurated three
weeks ago at Portsmouth, O.. has been
settled and all employees have re-
turned 10 work. The agreement pro
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24

We gladly welcome the
Pure Drugs Law, because it
agrees with our thoughts
and methods. CaScaretS
meet its every requirement
and always did since the day
they were first invented and
put on the market. PURITY,
QUALITY and MEDICINAL
MERIT have been the prin-
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy
A Safe Medicine for Children.

children
CoUdH There danger it, relief always
follow intended especially colds,
medicine
will attack this
directed contains opium other harmful drugs and
given as confidently to baby IS adult.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
Fight for Presto elcy to
Center in Ohio

THE battle VIII
N
ithoutq to
to
dcfcntT Taftor any OF her Rooxeye eItia
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
By Ira E. Bennett

WASHINGTON, March 23Ater lul of several which
shaping themselves Ohio
the national ground presidency This will be
President Roosevelt Ii
If he
William H. Taft likely, there certainty
Ohio will
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
PURITY
Results that's it
What a Dime Will Do

cples which Cascarets made and marketed.
We doubt in all the world of medical science and
peutc manufacture SKILLED CHEMISTS and more
carefully selected constituents could be employed than
making Of CaScaretS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
PHI DELTA THETA TO
HAVE CHAPTER HOUSE
Corporation Chartered in This
City for University Struc-
ture Plan.

The State Corporation Commission yes
terday issued "A charter TO the Virginia
Chapter Cooperation" OF which Mr.. NJ c.
Patterson is the president and Mr.. John
= Lea is the treasurer. both of this city.
The capital stock may be SIS coo the
minimum sum being $500. The charter
as Issued. grants the company the right
TO do real estate business. to conduct
hotels and lunchro0ms. and TO do pretty
much anything the incorporators wish
to do along these lines.
Notwith rs landing the brOadness Of tho
charter. the incorpOrators will not branch
out TO any great extent their object being,
only to erect a building at or near to the
University Of Virginia, which shall be
a comfortable and convenient boarding
house at reasonable rates for the MEM
bers OF the Phi Delta Theta Society. a
Greek letter fraternity having n chapter
at Nirginia's great educational institu-
tIon.
The movement to erect at the I7niver-
Gty such a boarding and lodgfng-h house
was started in this city by members OF
the University alumni. and the charter
puts them IN a position to carry out their
contemplated plan. The officers are
all Richmond members Of the alumni, ana
II is worthy OF note that they have never
vet undertaken anything that was not
carried through TO success.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
SHAW HAS NO CHOICE
FOR SUHTREASURY
Says Examination of Map VIII
Show Proper
Place.

WASHINGTON. January 16.-Chairman
Payne, OF the House Committee on Ways
and Means, has received a letter from
Secretary Shaw concerning the location OF
the proposed new subtreasury in the
South IN which the Secretary expresses
no preferences for any OF tho cities which
are lighting for the new branch OF the
treasury. Mr.. Shaw says that II local
interests are 10 be considered there should
be treasury In tho Southeast; that II
the interests OF the government are to
be considered at least two Of the existing
subtreasuries should be abandoned He
suggested that a mere examination Of the
map is sufficient 10 show where any new
suotreasury should BE- located, but fails
TO indicate definitely what city he would
select.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
ON LOCAL MARKETS
LARGE BREAKS OF
GOOD LEAF TOBACCO

The lear tobacco warehouses were
Wei crowded with sun-cured stock
yesterday. The breaks were larger than
were expected. agRregatinK 100000
pounds. The market was decidedly &C
tive. and the prices obtained were the
very best % the season Sun-cured
wrappers sold a. high as 945 per
hundred. Several piles brought as high
as Sal and from that along down T.
$50. Under this figure many piles
were cold down 20 $40. which was yes
terday considered the low figure for
wrappers
The breaAs showed q large proper
ton % good fancy filters. ana these
sold all the way from IS 70 $3.50 per
hundred pounds. Any and everything
offered yesterday that was sound and
IN order" was eagerly bid for and
brought outside figures.
The wsrehousemen expected large
breaks to-day. The first sale will DO
az Shockoe. second at Stonewall. third
at shelburne's. and fourth at Cren-
shaw a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
BETTER BUSINESS
ON CARY 6

Business was much better on Carr,
street yesterday than &c has been for
two weeks past The change in
weather. while IN a sense. gloomy
every where else, was very delightful
20 the Cary Street comm sslon mer-
chants and wholesale dealers i'm fruits
and produce. They welcomed the colder
weather. even though u came with a
considerable degree OF moisture
The receipts were light and the de-
mand was considerably more active.
This condition had the effect 20 stinen
the market and some better prices
were asked and obtained IN the main.
Eggs have advanced a fraction. and
yesterday shippers were taking All that
were offeAed at p cents per dozen in
crate lots. Chickens and turkeys both
live and dressed were a shade sitter in
price and the deliveries We're so much
smaller than the demand. the holders
could easily Fix the prices.
The outlook for better and decidedly
more active business on the block
Is bright.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
WE'RE SOBER.
Amen" Comes from Members OF
the Colorado Senate

DENVER. COL. January 1s.-"Ve
thank Thee that we are alive this morn
ing. that We are sober and out OF fail. %
was the astonishing invocation OF Chap
lain Jacob r. RAIDER. Of the Colorado
Senate. this morning.
subdued Amen" arose from, +ba
majority side above the tItterinr and
then tho man Of God proceeded to ask
a blessing upon Simon GugEenheirn.
lie thanked God that we have como
10 a time when crood outs no figure
when we see a manly man"
He prayed that this man NAV ''repre-
sent us in an honest and honorable man
ner"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Rich1nonders in New York

NEW YORK. January 1.-THE follow
ing Richmond people were registered az
New York hotels to-day. Fifth Avenue
J. Q. Blasingarn. r. NJ. Yonge. Wood
ward--T. r Jerfress Grand-L Smith:
Astor-H. Harrison. Broadway Central
F. I Powell Jr.: BrOtzeu-T r. Floyd
and wife Herald Souaro-R. u. Moran
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Railroads.
r. T. CO p. si s 5'I5s55., : 2

X. T. CO, = glsRia sBsRl F5.ssRrrlsu
.-,- - POTOMAC n. p
TRAINS LEAVE RIcHMoND-NoRrHy
A Daiy-Hain S. through.
Pu.man Cars. ~
40 = Except Ar'nday-Byrd ST. rhrouza.
-,o A.. ii.mau car.
'' ~ pa week Days-E.5o. Aghland Ae-
g." s g. M-Daiy-Byrd S. Though. Ioeat
Z. p noon-week Davs-Bvrf 81. -rarourn.
'0 week pays-Bryd So. Freler.chE4
20, 2lrs Aecoumodation.
e5s - y, ~ 4ir -r Through
s5n1,o, Wees Da5s-Eisa- Ashland Ae-
SO P M--Dsiiy-Byrd St Through.
-HA4No ARRIVE RICHMOND - slCrH-
WARD.
Oh" a, s,LEse,s uays-Eiba. Ashland 40
& a. 2l.-Draliig- Byrd s.. Through.
'-~' ~, NJ s sk Days-Byrd St Tnroura
5a = = y .-oa,ly-afain e.. Through.
- Week Days-E.h pa. Ashland 80
800 2 -bs.iy-Hy5'ai g. T 5ioas5 Local
g." + M.-Dily-Ma.n street. Through. All
, ,, Z M-Daiy-Nsin So Th-oaan
---'' d. week Days. I'D street through
,-A- Pullman cars
-'ct ls.- Pullman Sleeping 0r Parl-- cars on
r.or5 81 i-aias eNccp. trains striving Rien-
non. 70 A. IT. week days and local accom-
Tine s- % asriyas ana departures and conneo-
w D. DUKE C. ". CULP W. p. TAILOR
- go Fr-st Cent Suut. Trar Mgr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
COTTON MARKETS.

VIEW YORK January &c The cotton mar
ket more than lost yesterdays iTuprog tent 2
during t0-days session and made a new low
record for the dow rnov ement The close
was steady az a net decline % i4alS points
sales Tor the day were estimated Al 700
b lea.
The opening Veb barely steady az a decline
Of 60S points which was little better than
due on the cables. owing 20 a continuation
% yesterdays covering oyement based on the
SPOT sales of 1900 bales ia the F. Rlish mar
ket. But cables continued easy. the Houston
estimate Tor tomorrow was heavy. there were
some reports Of freer Southern offerings Of SPOT
cotton, end the Official reports a. 10 Indian
crop out-turn and acreage were bearish. The
market soon eased Of under these factors which
promoted aggressive selling by some Of the
local traders. stop-loss orders We're uncovered
on scale down. and the decline was not
checked until IN the afternoon. March sold M
p y ana May at 8 40. OF ahout q points under
me closing figures 81 the previous night me
cl"se was or points up from the lowest but
tne improvement seemed chiefly dua TO covering
OF shorts. Predictions u bearish census re-
port next week were among the hearish fac
uors- southern spot markets officially re-
portea were unchanged 90 a shade lower
checeipts az the ports to-day were A. 9e9 bales
against $500 last week and 1869 last year
For mo week $4,000 bales against sg7 7f last
week shd 1928 iast year. To-days rcceIufs a.
Rev Orleans. 1900 bales against 8 as7 last
last year 9s' e'''A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

WILMINGTON. X. c.. January Is SPIRITS
TTRPEN ~ Es-Nothing doing: receipts 81
casks. Rosin-NOthlng doing: receipts "a bar
rolls TGr-Firm ~ S2-45; receipts 80 bar-
rels. Crude Turpentins-Flrm at S. s5tps to; ~
ceipts Ga barrels
SAVANNAH GA. January ls.-TURPErC
TINE-Steady; sales % casks: receipts is
casks shipments. lSo barrels FaOsin-Firm
ments. - barrels; stock. sS.OSs barrels
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND JANUARY 70. 1907.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk rneFcha q.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk m srcha n
disc and passengers old Dominion Line
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves James River
landings and Norfolk, merchandise and passep-
gers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Maud. Clifford. James River Iurher
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

NEW YORK. January 16.--Tha dry goods
market wss firm and quito active. Spot goods
ara scsros and couverters are being forced 20
buy az the top prices. although fairly VOL ooa--
cred on contract for future needs Knit goods
well sold for fall The scarcity IN tine
cotton gocds IS very remarkable. even a. this
early period Of the jooing season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
LIQUIDATION
HITS MARKET
Intimation That Railroads VIII
Not Hereafter Pay Such
Large Dividends.
SOUTHERN BROKE VIOLENTLY


NEW YORK. January l6 There was
heavy liquidation Of securities on the
stock market to-day due tp the constant
extension ~ the demand FOR unw capital
d. the railroad companies. The most
conspicuous phase az tho subject which
was developed to-day was tto seeming
intimation that the need of resources IN
hand for the work of the railroad COM
panies might bring about "a check % the
disbursement Of profits 90 stockholders
IN the case OF some companies
Published remarks on the subject Of
capital requirements by President
Thomas. of the Iehlsh valley ana rresi-
dent Finley or the Southern Railway.
were Interpreted as threatening reces-
sitv % greater outlay o. earnings fn inn
Tr0vcments. owing 60 the difficulties 10
tho way 90 raising capital The FIRST ef-
fe0t ~ th.s now element in TIE situation
vas most acute on the Morgan group OF
stocks The southern Railway stocks
BROKE violently. and The preferred stock.
especially seemed % lack any bids FOR
offerings pressed 20 sale. Erie was the
EARLIER stock 20 show close svrlrafrs- with
tho slump in southern Railway. the rest
o. tho market being disposed FOR a time
20 ignore the movement Tho FIRST spread
OF weakness was 20 other l0w-yrired
stocks. which might DO supposed to have
similar diho1lfy in raising capital The
owing weakness o. Tho market WAS
~ the same topic from dlnarout points
az ,<ew. Tic vulnerable condition of the
market invited aggressive tactics by Tho
bears. and trey operated vEfr great
boidness and on q large scale This was
manifest ln tle rliulrs which were cig-
cuisted and which, met with author, ta-
tive leulais. and also in the extent OF
the demand 90 cover shorts at times when
tho liquidation spent its force. The forces
- rcpienlshment 20 money supplies con-
tinued 20 operate. and tic call
none market showed positive ease
30 rer cent anl below. The COM
tinuance 90 the liquidation caused stocks
- soil 90 the lowest ~ tie dag in tho
fnal laif-holr. b4t tie demand from un-
covered shorts caused n Substantial raliy.
which was held 90 the closing
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
vaiue Siossp". United States bonds were
une hanged M call.
Total sales % stocks were = Is go
shares
MONEY AND EXCHANGE. CLOSE
Money on call easy. 2li4 per cent. ruling
rate. 81, closing bid. IL. offered 90
= Time loans easy. ninety davs and six
q days. per cent. SIX months s yer
cent Prime mercantile paper eus IL
Ter c-at sterling exchanEe Trrner wIta
nctuai business iu bankers bills ~ s. sr- 2
o. 90 Tor demand and az ssS1c-,04 $40
FOR sixty-day bills. Posted rates. Sssl 10
a. and StS. I-20f 81. Conn ercial bills.
- ~ o-N Bar silver. IS - cents ATegi-
can dollars. 90 "a cents Government
bonds steady railroad blonde fr~rrrf.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.
PEANUT MARKET.

CRep5rted by Rodgers. McCabe and CO..
PETf-l.SIiI re, VA. Jan. l5.--PEANUTs-
SpauisL--Na-ket rrIn a. s. 30 per bushsl Viz.
giuias-3iarizct firm az 4i104%tc FOR fancy stock
machine picked, 4g4Ac.. sheiuEE stock Sea-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO HI. January Is "A ;arge rise
ln temperature completely of,sst ravorahle con-
ditl"ls flr tho fIl sown crop. AZ the close
wheat Or Nav delivery vas shade higher
ions wsre 59loc. lower.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. January 16. 1907
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE NFARKETA.

CHICAGO. January 6-CATTLr-Receipts
about 1900 head. Market stead. Common
ers, S2606o0; bulls. S2.S0d5 IS stockers and
feeders. s.. c04te0. Hogs--Receipts about SO 100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Aged Lady Ill.

Mrs. W. J. Orange. widow Of Sergeant
Orange. Is confined TO her home. IolI
West Marshall Street, seriously mi and
would be glad to have her friends call.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

cannot be disputed. Before select
ing a banking institution to handle
your account, you should weigh
Wen the facts concerning the stand
Ing OF the American National Bank.
IL IS fact that we handle accounts
or depositors in manner that is
pleasing TO them. Our officers are
men OF experience in financial mat
ters, and our business is conducted
along safe and conservative lines.
II doesn't pay 70 do business any
other way. Make IL a point 10 do
your banking with the American
National Bank.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

NEW YORK January Is-BFsFcV Ezs-Re-
ceipts. 80 head Steers. 81 75lS 20. oxen
s. 3 l6o1. bulls. - = H4l6. cows. sLso9apc.
Csives-R eoeipts ITO head Yeals = 539l1 o.;
culs. NIs-5l, fed calves 81 51l4 =. westerns
s. -504l6. ha-nyard cslves. nominal. dressed
calves etssdy- Sheep and Ianbs--Recsipts
61-s head sheep. fEC %: export wetherz
= .. yearlinEs 3 90; lsuhs. s7lfs %: one deciS
S %. ctllls. {59s % Hogx-Reosipts sTe7 hssc
Market artn Good, heavy 20 Aght hogs. UR
Z. y. pigs. s--ls4- s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Natio1ai r. p. o. Mexico con- Is ......-.. s.
Sew York Central gen As.---....-.-..... qs..
NeT jersey Central gen. r.. .-.....-.--.- ~
northern Pacific ....-....... ~
northern Pacific ls ....----.. ..... Tst
Norfolk and Western cou A. ....-......... %
Oregon Slort Line refundinR a. ........ ga.
Pennsylvania cpuv. 3iss..-....-. ......... a.-
Reading General 4s....--.-. .... ar.
81. Louis and Iron Noun taiu cra. 6s.... lie-
81 louis and san Francisco IS - -...... s.is
81. Louis southwestern con 81 ... "a.
Seah0ard AIR Line ss.......-... ....... s.
Southern Pacific - ..-......... q.a.
southern psciac Lat IS cer-inest4s ......... 90
Southern Railway 3d.. - me
Texas end Pacific lists. .... III q
.1.edo 81 = and Western ........ s-L
Lnion psciac ....... 1913
United states Sfeei 1ad o. ... 9s1
Waaesh Isis BE 1is
wabash Dob. ? ......-........ -
Western Nd - Observation-Disclosures. "a
Wheeling and Laks Erie - ............... e.
Wisconsin Central 43.-...-............... ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

SaabOard Air Line Railway.
sOUTHBOCND TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
DAILY
$40 A. M-Lo-al 90 Sorllna, Raleigh. Char
Iotte WILMINGTON
go = 81 Sloepels ari coaches Savannah.
TacksoaNila and Florida Points
as M.-Sohd Pullman train ID 81. AuEus-
time
1850 -. M.-slaepcrs and coaches Atlantis. B'r-
mirsham. Memphis. savannah. Jackson
Vile and Southwest
NORTHBOUSD TRAINS ARRIVE RICH
MOSD DAILY.
$50 A. M $3.50 A ST. $40 y. NT. 5.55 p. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
4 s.! IN5ifdk&M9stan

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Leave Byrd ST. Station. Richmond. Daily.
In Eject JAM s. 1917.
FOE NORFOLK: s8.o0 A. NJ 800 p NJ
$50 T. NJ
FOR LyNcHBURG. the WEST and the
uItfWESI- $500 A. NJ. 1870 noon $50 II
NJ. Pullman parlor ani sieppinE cars. Gaze
Dining cars Trains arrive daily from Norfolk
IL ~ A. D. $50 = NJ Fum the West. 20
4 NJ. 200 = n $50 =. NJ
ONCE Sos e. Main s.. 'Flysr: hours. y
minutes.
W. p. BENILT. O.. IT. BOsLEY.
Gerl Pass AGENT Dist. Pass Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTlAORE, ND. January % -ssaboars
Air Line. common and pretaTed-No-hing do
ing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

spot COTTON closed steady AfidlrrF up,anfs
i0.le. ul-dlAng grr iost sales 100 sales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

NF.W ORLEANS. Ia January GOT
Ton Az -glnr .''.c Sales GA the sgt were
--7' bales ald go 20 arrtro. FUTURES opened
quiet tlf eteadg n decline % bnS poLr-s
on poor EuEIsh cables The market seems %
70 90 q vaffiug attltude ara on lsll< u support
declined s-4u further. -fe close steady
rg4re-
cotton r1'u-s closed steady SIS foIl5~s. Jan
uar-, la' l. fct -lsrr. 20 o. Starch. i1 rs April
te. Say. llli, June 50 IS; Jlly. -1IG.
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Chesapeake q Ohio Railway

Chesapeake q Ohio Railway
CINCINNATI INDIANAPOLIS ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO. LOUISVILLE NASH
VILE. MEMPHIS.
2l5 ? ~ daily and 1l.oo T. n daily. except
Saturday; HIS p. NJ Saturdays.
WEsTE0TND LOCAL. TRAINS:
7,-5 = Il. ana 5.f5 p. n. week DAYS.
NEWPORT NEWS NORFOLK AND OIL
POINT
800 A. ~ and 400 T. NJ daily.
LOCAL FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND OLD
POINT
rs A NJ. and 300 p VI daily
JAMES RIVER LINE.
10 80 A. n. daily. 5.t5 p. ST. week davs
IS % A NJ. ss.5 NJ. ss7.S p n IRON
East: 'io.o 5 A NJ. ~ .45 A. NJ. 200 p. II,
$500 p -. James River sfs 81 A. N - "a
NJ CDaly ''ENCspt Sunday.
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head. Market strong. about O., higher strong
shipping hogs. s5o0e6 o. SAeep closed. Re
ceprs about -0.gc head. Market about steady
a. sSJs %. year.iags &s.eo0s 90. lambs = 10
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Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
--,,. Follow ng schedule figures puoushsd
rs .liorn1at ion and are not ruarautsod
ID , - n Dnily-Local for Charlotte
' "a b1iir--l- .ln4 ted AHura- Pullman -
N-lanta and birmingham. New Orleans.
@'.nph.s C1attnnooga. ard on che Sorth.
+nr2lgh coach for Chase City. oxford,
durham and Raleigh
= e, p ~ * SUNDAY Ecyvviiis Local
--.N NJ. ai'y-Limited Pullman ready ~
H. ~, Tor an tho south.
YORK RIVER LINE
so y N Except Sundur-No 1s-To west
so.nt-connecting for Baltimore Mon
qafs Wednesday, and Fridays.
Sion DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRI
.tN--Nn lo-Locai 90 west Point
$3.50 a. y -hrcopt suniay-No zf-Local to
10. /. r. ~ Prom e1 tho South
.'-- y, M.-trom Charlotte. Raleigh. Durham.
so h3se City end Local Stations
~ = ~ Pom keysvtlle ard Local ST. H..
e.-' No. Prom Baltimore and West
W 81 n. 40. welressnvs and Fr44sva
'.-o r. 81. $50 -s-Fvom west Point ana
Loaf Stations
G. w WESTDTRN. n. r. A.
9eQ 2. Main street Richmond va
y IT. ADkFRT s. - HARDWICK
N-P. anl Con Nrr- Pass T-af Me-.
" II TATLOE. a p A..
washington. .. G.
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