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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06
Senator BsyePldge's Speech on His
Bill Tor a-C0nmlssl0R Afforded
Another Opportunity.
GENERAL DEBATE ~ THE SENATE
Senator culbcrsor Points Out Few.
of the Many Inconsistencies Of the
r'noley Lis4-Hevcrldue aollevea
That the Tariff Should Not be a
Political Question.
lpy AssooIaLed Prcsa.l

(by ASSOCIATED PrcSa)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 3
Senator Dcvcridge OF Indiana, eotiny
addressed the Senate IN advocacy OF
his bill TO crette permanent ;arlF
commission. Tho Senator was ne
corded II careful hearing by both tho
Republican and Democratic sides al
the chamber and also by the crowded
galleries.
Senator ncvcridge spoke for an
fonr aud half and when he con-
clndetl his remarks. Senator Culber-
son OF Texas. remarked that the gcf-
ator from Indiana was to BE- congrat-
nlated because in some degree nj
least he had Joined the army OF lar.
in rcvisionits. He said that II had
been announced In the newspapers,
that decree had been issued on thu
hephblinn Side thai the tariff couhi
not even be Inquired into q. this
time.
Air. ESulbcrson called attention so;;
what he aaid swas the fact thu "a 20
average adyalorem tarlff Is nov as
Dor cent; ha / Is greater than the
difference between tho cost OF labor
hero and abroad; hat many articles
manufactured In the United States
are sold abroad cheaper than in thia
country and that protective tariff
encourages tructs, He then asked
have insered In the record an ar
uclo from book he exhibited.
Mr. Beyeridge asked the name II
Irhe hook.
n. is Demcc' ATTIC campaign
book replied MIR. Culbcrson
u thought So responded SIR. new
He xprssed his regrei hat partisan.
snip should be Injected into THO Do
Such tactics MIR. Beyerldge said.
may be worthy OF the sen,lfor lax
+ ieaier of his party. but b. is not
Wcrtny oil any man apes ing In tho
capanlty OF statesman In this coun-
NY We must get away from inject
ing polfics into every great uues.
/ ton" Nep
/ 5sverldce Tariff Reformer.
As far MS he was concorne,l ho
! mad always been tariff rcformcr.
put No had never belonged TO the.
ciass that would reduce such reform
10 partisan basis. England. he
SAID, was about to abandon her tnr-
iff for revenue policy for nro ect,on.
"nu All me great nations had fivst
adopted tariff system and then a
double tarln system involving a maz-
imum tariff.
!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06

or of the bridegroom was best man
A number OF the earl's relatives came
over for the ceremony.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06
Bio Eorce laid or.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Feb =
Ten thousantl men have been laid
OF since Drcembcr By the Baldwin
Locomotive works CT ti,iSc!ty. hccacse
OF 4 lack Of orders OF dgiAcs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06

THE DAILY PRESS Ia this
only newspaper published In
Newport News that recelves tho
full news report Of the Asso-
ciated Preas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06
THE WEATHER.

Rain and ws.,uc Thursdny:
Friday fair, colder: brisk high
spulM ,somu,iou o, }ssmti,nos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
Daily Court Record
supreme Court of Appeal.


Hunter VS.. Commonwealth. Argued by St.
George r. F'it2hugh for tho plaintiff In err
rcr, and the Attorney General for the Com
monwealth. and submitted.
Thurman VS.. Commonwealth; Uzzle vs..
Commonwealth. and Burton and Conquest
vs Commonwealth: passed until the 18th
Instant. ~.
1.ockley VS.. Commonwealth. Submitted
vansant- Kitchen & Co. IS. Common
wealth. Submitted on briefs.
Scott vs.. Chichester. sergeant Submitted
on briefs. Z
Ashlock W. Commonwealth. and Runde VS.
Commonwealth. Passed to the March term.
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
W. Duke & Rudactlle. Argued by Downing
and Weaver for plaintiff In error. and NJ. J.,
mitted.
Next cases to be called: webb's trustee
vs. vs. Lynehburs Shoe Company: Briggs 8
Cobb w. Barnett ct al, and Mccurdy. ax-
ecutor &c. vs.. Smith ct AL. being ali the
CAGES on the privileged docket for this term.
Law and Equity Court.
DEGREES entered yesterday: Evertt wad-
day. substituted trustee. ct al. VS. PAMELA
a. Saunders ct al Distribution OF fund in
Part and investing residue in city bonds. ,
DR.. r. e. Jones ct al IS. Alphus scott'e
administrator ct al. Distribution OF the fund
in the cause. s@7f97' !
Suits instituted yesterday: T. K. Wallace
q Son vs. Wallerstein Produce Company
for 300; Dtmmick 8 Lee vs. NJ. L. IIofhel.
mer for $3.50. Both OF these cases are con
tested. s777 - $500 ''',
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
DECREASE in 5REVENU Es
Southern Receipts for, Fourth Week IN
December Show Big LOSS Il ssf

Southern Receipts for, Fourth Week III
December Show Big Loss.
Estimated earnings OF the Southern
Railway for the fourth week 4 n Deceln-
hsr show "a decrease IN revenue of Tslo1,..
sos over the corresponding week OF
1905. IT had been known, Tor some
time that thee decrease in raj roadA bus,
mess generally during the month OF
Deem Der was greater than the loss
I'M Novem Der. To meet this condition
the mana cement o e. the southern has
adopteq measures for retrench men land
RELIEF and has very generally .c4t down
serious trouble. ASnatural resultwas
the curtailment 81 the ,ppiassss.e,nger ser;
week In. Decem Der. the figures will
probably show more prosperous condlr
tions, sYli3! rs &c g . 5ss e
1. ESclusiveEoe the 81. Louis Louisville
lines the earnings, tor the southern
for the fourth week in December were
is1ls6,62s against $l.s57lO7 for the
same Week IN ~ o. On \ the st.s1n9is:-
19ulsvills lines the earpinss We're '1os
or al total decrease of $10l,52S. S3ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
o,sc.; July, esAo oats-spot steady; mix !.

s'v7sS.t ooiS, .oSi&S' r'Ats-.'Po' seSshS' A'AA"
ed ute.
Beet-steady. Out Meats-Easy; picked
bellies, ss@1o Lard--Firm Western. $50.
$40; refined, steady. Professionally: short
clear, sl5.bOdI6.75. Talow and Petroleum
Steady Rosin--Steady: strained to good.
acc Turpentne--s,cady at sac.
Rice-Quiet Enthusiastically. sugar
Raw. steady; fair refining. ss.42: centrifugal
8; test. 1925: refined, steady. Coffee.--.spct
quiet; Rio, No I, 61-l6c.: Santos. No. :.
So: mild, quiet: cordova. s's Glsc. Futures
steady at points net advance. Butter
Firm; creamery, specials, slo.: extras. 500
s0,tc.; thirds TO frstE. 27@ 2s,sc.: seconds TO
Specials, 2B2sisc.; State dairy to common.
sa2sc;; process. common TO specials, %
2St. Cheese-Firm and unchanged. Eggs
Firm; nearby, fancy white, selected. $40
sss; good to eho!cs asassc; brown ami
FreIghts to Liverpcol-Barely steady
Cotton by steamer, 1sc.: grain, Ec. Pea
nt,ts--Steady. Potatoes-Irish steady and
unehanged; sweets firm: Jersey. per barrel.
32.60WA.o0. Cabbag es--Quiet and unchang-
ed. Cottonseed OIL Firm and higher on
covering OF shorts and higher crude. Prime
crude, 200 3oc.; prime summer yellow, easn
3shc.; off summer yellow. 3sA1 sssic. god
oft summer yellow, @7a " aslsc.: prime white.
4044ec.; prime winter yellow. i4dp4sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
"A JUMPING THIEF THIEF
PlunEek From Third Story Window, But
Is Caught, Tried and Sentenced.
!s s. to TIE Tim s .plspateh.I

speeial to TIE Times. Dispatch.I
RALEIGH, n. c.. January 7.-Eigh.
sentence imposed BY Judge Riggs, in
Wake Superior Court. on Mark Solo
mon, the young white man who Jumped
from the third story window OF the
YarborouEh Hotel; November .2sth. in
We're after him for stealing several
suits Of clothing from the Southern
Express Office here. He had registered
at the Marlborough as Il. B. White.
him closely to-day before imposing the
sentence to get from him something
about who he really is and where his
people are. but he evaded all questions,
francisco O. 49, y LIlsta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
Judge for Alcxandria Circuit.

SPECIAL 70 The Times.plspa tch.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA.,s4Ja January 1.----At
this session of the state Legl slature
the body will elect@a Judge u for the
circuit courts of this district. SO far
~ known the only ppl tcant for the
posluon Is the present incumbent.
ton was recently designated to I'LL that
position pending an election by the
state Legislature owing to the resig-
nation OF Judge Charles p. icol. who
discarded the ermina In order that he
contest. tSy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08

O.. $. refundins IS, registered. ........
Y S. rcfundnE Is. coupon.
u S. "a. registered. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y. : a. Ms, coupon y r..;:,.r., ....'.
u. S. New Isl coupon. ................
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures.
Tobacco Is. .......-........
Atchison general as........s......,
Atctison adjustment As Odd. ....
Atchison conv. 6s.................
Atlantic Const Line Acknowledgement
Baltimore and Ohio "Reminiscences.
Iialtimoie and Ohio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s......
Central of Georgi Observation-Disclosures.
Central of GeorglM LIST Inc. tbtd). $50
Contra! Of Georgia End Inc. tbidp....
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. Odd 5000.
Chesapeake and Ohio 4ias...........
Chicago and Alton observation-disclosures.
Chicago, Il. and Quincy new is......
Chicago, r. I. and Pacific II. r. 4s....
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
BURGLAR GOT is YEARS

Believed to BE Mnn Who Committed
Many Grimes Here.
John Fannell. with many aliases, sus-.
pected OF wholesale burglartes In Rich
got Seate ise o IN case e pen
was convicted by Jury on the drst
Indictment, his sentence being 0vA
years. On the second Indictment he
pleaded guilty. Judge Witt added ten
years. sf%
Benjamin Brown was sent to the pub
lie roads for two years. He was con-
victed on charge of burglary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
New Theatre Opens.

The. new Majestic Theatre opened Its
doors to the public Monday n!kht with a
large audience which seemed well pleased
iforn,ances the house was n crowded: The
music was furnished BY STEMS orchestra
The bill for the week consists OF 1ony
singer and comedian, and the dancin g
bellies. four little GIRLS. who are very clever
in a song and dance act. Quite an elao'-
h!bited 'tsTs ~ rs ~ 49,. ,fs ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08

! NEW. YORK. January 7.-REEvEs-Re-
CENTS. $50 head, Dressed beet quiet at ~:
Wiac for native Sides Calves--R ecaipts
?;s head, No choice offered, Barnyard
calves and searl.nes, mixed So; culls. veals.
N@saS: dressed calves higher; city dress
ed Nsals, SSHa.lS;n country dressed, $e,s2is.
I'e,nbs--Rnceipts, ASA head sheep. sa,a5di,
100; yearlings, $3.50; lambs. 1880 7s7,I.
llvss--Eeceipts. Lose head Feeling lrmer;
good State hogs, t5.lo.' w. 81 fA3fl33
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
Colonial virginia.

Employees OF the Virglnla state LIBRARY
we're buslly engaged yesterday hanging the
pictures OF Colon!a! Governors and putting
in place again many Of the sec tlons Of the
exhibit at the Jamestown Exposition which
has Just been returned. Unde the direction
rearrange the pictures OF Colonial Governors
and members Of the council in chronologl-
cal order. A number OF maps OF virginia.
few years through the Colonial period, Will
prove OF great Interest to visitors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
CATTLE MARKETS.

: CHICAGO. ILL. January 7.-cATTLE--
steady. Steers, *3.soGs.at; cows, s275D
100; heters, sa.se@a5s: bulls. ,?.ssa426;
calves. s3f1?5; stocksrs and feeders. s2.Io
hi.Ae- Hogs--Receipts estimated At 10000
head. Market loo. lower. Choice, heavy
shipping. s4.s6a,+,so: butchers, s4.5s@ 800;
llrht,. mixed. $3.50 14.4o; choice. light, 81. 80
4.45. Sheep Receipts estimated about
1900 head. Market active and stronr.
Sheep, sAd'5.?o; lambs, s5,76 q 40; year,
lines, 34G6l5. I' ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
CH1cAGo GRAM MAnKEr.

wheat market was weak to-day because of
proht-takins. induced by declines at the
principal European grain centres. AT the
close wheat for May delivery wac of &c:
corn was UP Sc; oats were a shade higher.
and sproSisionssSc. lower to TIC. higher. 81
The leading quotations ranged as follows:
OPEN High. Low, Close
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

1o4H c'i.icago r. I. and Pac. n. II. col. 6s.- y
lo4M IC:.. c. C. and st. Louis gen. 4s....... w
lO0tl Colorado Industrial SIS. series A...... ~
lo1ts Colorado Midland 4s.... ............. y
10 Colorado and Southern 4s............ rs
1909 Cuba 6s...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1o3
6sss Denver and Rk. drandc As (askedl.. %
% D,stiIiers' Securities bs............... 20
a7Is F:rit prior lien 4s..................... So
50 Eric Geperal AZ tbid) 49,. .............
sih Hooking Valley 4,ss Odd. %
$751;. litter. Met. 4iYs................ IS
So japan Observation-Disclosures. ~
?sii Jaran Avs, certificates. Observation-Disclosures. 81
OF japan AIS. certificates. End series. 81
81 louisville and Nash Unified 4s....... 81
eoh Manhattan consol gold Is Odd. 1890. 90
s3 Mexican Central As (bidl ............ ~
~ Mexican Central LIST lnc............. 10
s1S Mum. and st. Louis AZ tasked)...... 50
e,la Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s:..... 81
81 Missouri, Kansas and Texas ends.... 81
ssss Natl II. r. of Mex. con. AZ tasked>.. y
81 New York Central gen. 3Es.......... 50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
SUPREME COURT MEETS
Ease Of Negro uz.le Goes Over Until

Case of Negro Uzxlc Goes Over Until
the 18th.
The January term OF the Supreme
Court OF Appeals began yesterday. All
the Judges were present and many dis
tinguished lawyers from different parts
OF the state were In attendance. Inn
portant business was Immediately taken
up, several appeal cases being argued
and submitted. The case OF the me-
gro Uzzle and others involved In the
lmer went over until the 18th. A NUM-
Der Of the members Of the Legisla-
ture looked in while the court was
In session,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
very quietly and very /. marked de-
crease In drunkenness was Snottced.
Free Clinic for the Poor.
/ Special to The Tines- Dl.natch. !

5LY1,N''c,fIBuRG VA, January "A
free clinic for poor children OF the
city was established here to-day by
the SalyationS Amy. The clinic is ia
besopen two days each week, suntilfthe
demand calls for additional days.
Local pllysielans will give their ser
vices without charge md the Army
will provide for the medicines needad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
Progress In Norfolk.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA, January 1.-THE
Higgins. wharf was leased to-day by
II. J. Upton and Company under an
agreement to erect a $4,000 warehouse
on the property. The company is also
given an option to purchase the prop.
erty8 at 56S,000. vs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
No Favors from Judge witt.

q In consideration Of the saloon licenss pro-
position Judge Witt. OF the Hastings Court.
Police Commissioners 4 and his own good
sense, together with hts Familiarity with
local conditions. Friends 5ot saloon-kee pers
Of Judge Witt are apt TO be disappointed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
Relief from Distlllefles.

Special to The Times, Dispatch hi
CttATiiAM. VA. January 7.--th e re-
cent crusade against dist lleries in
i,i'tsylvania county. which resulted In
tue closing Of nearlysall he dist lerle 8
near TINS place, is beginning to sho y ),
GOO results already. some paris g
lawless durin.. m pa sed ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
CASE GOES OVER

NnEIand M0ndRnlUs FrOcc edInRa DeIay-
cd AEnin Until Next Week.
Application for writ of mandamu.
to compel Building Inspector Beck to
issue permit to j. r, Ragland. was
not made before Judge Grinnan In the
Chancery Court yesterday. Assistant
City City Att <, ,, Anderson and Go,onel
alton on the ground that service had
not been properly made. Notice will
therefore, be served later on the mem
bers OF the Board OF Public Safety. ana
week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
PHOTOGRAPH HERS LEAGUE.
Amateurs to Eject Permanent organs
1ntlon On Tuesday Might.

1ntI0n On lTuesddv9lINIkht. -l,--7-
A league OF amateur photographers
was formed by a number OF enthusi.
astic snap shot artists on Monday
night, Mr.. Edward s. Evans being Sc
lected as temporary chairman and Mr..
John Sharp as temporary secretary. The
organization will be known as the Vir-
ers. and will open Its membership to
any person In good standing who Is
an amateur photographer or who 'ts
interested In the process Of art pho.
place to be announced later perma-
nent organization will be effected and
officers will be elected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
Pnat1,, . sta, Away

y Postmaster Royal -. q Cabell left the city
yesterday for some days on private business.
While away Mr.. Cabail win have an oppor-
tunity OF trying his hand at duck shooting,
ana VIII no doubt come home laden Wit p
tho Spolls OF hunt MI 4 AZ ;i,fsf. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08

New Jersey Central gcn. IS tbid).. l!7N
Northern Pacific 4s....,.............1 00is
Northern pacinc 3s ,,,..,. 70
Norfolk and Western con- As. ....... ~
Oregon Short Line refundlns. ts...... 81 81.
Reading General IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e4a
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. o.. 1867
st. Louis and San Francisco rr. 4s,... TAX
81. Louis Southwestern cor. fs...... SO
Seabonrd Air Line IS taskedl. ....... 50
Southern Pacific As 5(bid) .............. sax
Southern Pacific LIST 4ss certificates. SPA
TEXAS and Pacific i s... 1osX
.rciedo. ST. L. and Western IS. ..... 7oH
Union Pacific As. Observation-Disclosures. 100 AZ
Union Pacific COW. Observation-Disclosures. sen
United States Steel end 6s. .......... ssla
Wabash lists. ~. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1o5N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
Mr.. Booker to Visit Richmond.
lspeclal to The Times pl,patch.l

q u SpecIHl 70 The Times. DlsNatch.1 ~ ~
z NORFOLK, VA. January REV
George =. Booker has accepted the In
vitation OF Richmond Y. NJ. C.. a. to
speak at the Academy of Music Jan-
ucry o6th, when the members OF the
State General Assembly will be pres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. January THE cotton
market eased of after steady opening.
closing steady AT net decline OF points;
sales for the day were estimated at 10000
baiex The market opened steady at an ad-
vance OF SO 5 points as result OF hisher
Liverpool cables. larger English spot sales
AND 3builish reports as to Southern spot con.
cEions. Tho morning papers also contained
.rt q ssI,rir e reports as to the general trade
situation, but there seemed to be nothing
bullish enough 10 stimulate fresh buying for
long, account and after a few minutes OF
iii eEularlty the market developed easter
,tepdency under scattered realizing or liqui.
dutton. the lowest level being reached In
tho late trading, and the close being At prac-
tically the bottom. Possibly the rumors OF
further financial difficulties In railroad cir
.eles7had some influence on the decline. but
uitre generally speaking the depression was
attributd to moderate selling, chiefly for
lorY account In narrow market, and In
for. the census report expected
on Thursday. Some local spot brokers
reported a. better demand from both North
err, and Southern mills for spot cotton than
in some days past and similar advices were
received from New Orleans. but there was
solpe selling here It times. which seemed 70
b Tor Southern account. Private cables from
liverpool were rather hultsh. one stating
that from the present indications the labor
troubles In Lancashire would be settled.
THE New Orleans future market will be
closed tomorrow.
Receipts at the ports to-day were 5s,s5.
bales against los.7es last week and e5,6ss
last year. For the week 100000 bale.
against 3o2,Ssi last week and 3e7.34l last
yaer. To.day's receipts at New Orleans 20.
s1ss bales against 1906 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08

WILMINGTON. n. c.. January 7.-SP1R.
IT'S TURPENT1NE---steady ut A7c.; receipts
casks. Realistically at 1910; receipts.
2s barrels. Tar--Nothing doing: receipts,
14s barrels. Crude Turpentne-Firm at 81
$500. ttt
SAVANNAH, GA. January 7.--sPIRITs
or TURPENT1NE-Firm at 50c.; GALES.
ESQ casks. Rosn--Fr1n: sales. 2.42s bar
rels: receipts 2,7O6 barrels; shipments, 1,1lo
barrels; stock, 1o9,3a7 barrels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
NEW YoRK pgop1poE NApKrr

N NEW YORK. January 7.--FLoUR-Qu!et
and steady. Buckwheat Flour-Steady
sc:e,E.nea and Rye-Firm. No. 8 western
1.tc- & O.. b.. New York wheat-spo:
8e&sy; No. rcd, slo1ts elevator. OPTIONS
31sGiktc- nst lower. May. sl.l2E; July
5vI:o6it. corn--spot Arm; No e7sc nemi.
bal. elevator Options &c. net higher. May,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08

BALTIMORE. ND, January FLOUR
Firm and unchanged. Wheat-spot con-
t,act: sL0Std 1905: No. red. western.
sI.0eA q l.06la: southern on grade. 9S,sc a.
81 o.. corn--Fhmer: old spot. mixed. sss
Gfsc.: old. No. white, s5s a 6sc.; No.
slos. mixed, stSIs4Sc.; new. Southern.
low corn. s1AFs5Ac oats-Ftrm; No. 2
mixed. $40 54iic. Rye--F!rm: No. vest
ern. export. s0c. Rutter-Fir1n and nm
creamery, 3ic.: don ladle 1a@ $50; store
packed. lsGlsc. Eggs-steady and un-
changed at 2Sd2sc. sheese-steady and
lsSc. su gar-Unchansed; coarse xrunulated
and fine, $5.l0. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
.AnsCELLANEOus 1ARKETs.
DRY GOODS MARRIED

80 40 n DIZZY GUOLIS 1MlAENET, 81 ~ 117IT.
NEW YORK. January 1.-The dry goods
market was quiet to-day credit outlook In
the trade Is materially improved, and is
gradually influencing both sOuysra and sell,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08

. Cash quotations were as folloWs: Flour
Steady No. spring wheat, s1osa1s.1e:
No. 8. sl@l.l1: No. 9 red. $40 l.olh. No. :
corn, soo; No. 9 yellow. s3is3 ssc. No.
cuts. 56Ec; No. 3 white 50Mc. No. rye
&c Fair to choice mailing barley. stc.
Flaxaeed-No. northwestern. sl.21,s. prime
timothy seed. s4s5d4.+o. Glove. contract
Grades. ST.. Short ribs. sides tloose), SEA-
lard. per 100 pounds $s.o2; shor, clear sides
(tesed). s7.lo67.37. Whiskey, baes OF high
wines. s1.35. Receipts--Wheat. a4,20o bush ;
oils. corn, es7,So0 bushels; oats. $4,000
bush els. Butter--Alarket steady; cream
cries. zoo :sc.: dalries. lSG3sc. J:gcs-
Firm; at mark. cases included. '2sJl:7c.;
iirsts. aec.; prime nrsts. 2sc.; extras coc.
cteese-steady ut l1halsc.
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OF the Virginia state bar Association .Is
left for Washington yesterday to pre-.
sent an inyitationtn SecretaryFof War
William I'll, Taft to make an address
before the association at the FTotl
Springs next summer, The executive
committee OF tho association hopes .tu
have AIR, Taft ms one of the princi-a
pHl speakers a t 4 the annual meeting
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Ten Mill. Re.um. work,

NEWCAsTLE. PA. January Ten
Of the thirty hot mills OF the shenango
Tin Plate plant resumed operations
Yesterday, giving employment to 1905
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virginia centuries--l, zoo at els; 200 at

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
rAyTrMoRE MD. January I.-Scaboard
Air Line, common and preferred-Nothlns
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SALES:

V---- 81 I7I-- W M
80 aliis. c,halmers .,....".
80 Atljs. Chalmers pfj ..,...
1000 Amalramated Conner ~.
COO Atnsrican can Minimum.
,1.ld0 Amei.iciii, Can. fi,fd.
y /. 400 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car ard Fo,,r,, pfd
2.e0 American Cotton OIl,.....
1870 American Locomotive
800 Amer. Locomotive. nd ~.
$500 :Arnerjca,, Sn,elting ......
$40 American Sugar ,......
q American Tobacco. conf.
cfnfA nericnn 'Tobarct,. pfti
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Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk, mer-
.handise and passengers. DID Dominion Line.