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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19

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MISCELLANEOUS -,
Cal aisfa 8 4 A. .eA 1o1 Pae Pae eaf Boraz ls$
Cal Wine A. 80 Pac T&T pfd 955 ,o,,
MV& MtTm. Il5 Do com ASA 40 ,:
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S-Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour. firm; winter patents, $4.e59
.; straights. $4.45@4.s s0 spring patents
straights, 81. .55@4.75; bakers, $3.20@4. so; No. 2
rye. 71@I2ac; feed or mixing barley, 50@5Sc;
fair to choice mailing. 59@65c; faxseed. No.
! SOY .ss9uuthwestern, western, sl.s2H; No I northwestern.
pork, per Dbl. SEA. .95@ @24 lard. per 100 lbs,
S12.05; short ribs sides (loose). $11.75@11.ST1s :
short clear sides (boxed). S12.3715 @12.5O.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were
equal to 20S, 900 bushels. Primary receipts
were. 1,413, 900 bushels. compared with 2, LAB 600
bushels the corresponding day year ago Esti-
mated receipts for Monday-Wheat. SO cars;
corn 2I3 cars; oats, 2l7 cars. hogs. .. 900 head
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Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hon.

Local hide dealers report hides firm but IN
active owing To the dullness of the leather trade
If leather would pick up. hides would beeoge
active. =
Contracts for 1903 hops are higher. but buE
ness is still quiet.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 3kQ1c
under quotations Heavy salted steers. 1315c:
medium. 13c; light 12c: cowhides, 12c for heavy
12c for light: stays. &c: salted kip. I3c; salted
veal. 17cs salted calf 1Sc; dry hides, 2O1lc: dry
kip. 1915c: dry calf 25c; dry veal. 23c; sheep
skins. shearlings. 20@l40c each; short wool. 5On
75c each: medium. 75<Gs1 each; long wool. 81 %
Oils; lambs. 156I5c; horsehdes. salt s2.25n
ESQ for large and 81 75@2 for medium. 75c0S1
for small and 25650c for colts; horsehides. dry
s2@2-25 for large and s1-2592 for medium. soc
G$1 for small and 25050c for colts. goatskins
prime angora I5c@s1; large hair goats, 2594Oc;
medium, 20G30c; small. 5@15c: Mexican deer
skins. 37t5 63sc: dry salted do, 2502715e;
picked do. 30@32hc.
Tal1ow-No. I rendered. 5Q515c: No 2 An
4Iac; grease 26213c.
Wool-Southern fall. more or less defective
IA 6S1ac: fall lambs, S61Oc for southern and
12615c per ID for northern.
Hops-Prices To growers 12014c per III
for 1905. with 20@22c for contracts for new
crop delivery
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, Sept 1s.-Flour- Receipts.
1.500; exports, $500. Quiet without change.
Minnesota patents, $5.10@6 Minnesota bakers.
$4.65M5-2o; winter patents, $5@5.40; winter
straights, S4.S5@4.95; winter EXTRAS $4,000
AGO: winter low grades S4.10@4.5 80; straights
$4.S5@4.95.
Wheat-Receipts, 10s.00O Spot, dull. No. 2
red. 81 nominal elevator and Sill nominal f..
o. b. afoat; No. l northern Duluth, 81 .09A nomi-
nal I. o. b. afoat No. hard winter, $1.12A
nominal f. o. b. a1oat.
There very little feature to wheat this
morning. Trade light. fluctuations narrow
and the tendency easier owing to good weather.
liberal receipts and a lack of bull support.
Last prices were partly 1sc net lower. Septem-
Der, 81 1.1012; December, $1.061s; May, $106s
Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept 1S-Flax S1.39
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Extra Dividends on Makaweli Sugar
Mining Stocks Show Little Change
New York Bank statement

for the week ending today were s792.91o silver
and $25,250 gold
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LARGE OPERATORS
ARtfAkINGPROf|TS
Persistent Pressing of Sales Re-
suits in Checking Advance
of, General List
New York stock List

z. F. Hutton & Co.. 40 California street.
-nembers Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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Of the dairy exchange. Prices in the street.
While governed by the exchange quotations. gen
orally range from 11ac to &c higher, owing TO
the various charges to be added
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 32c per ID,
weak; do hrsts, Doe, weak; do seconds. 2S1 1se.
weak: No. packing stock. 25e. firm
Cheese-California fancy fats, 1511c per ID,
steady. do frsts, 15c, steady; do seconds. 14hc.
hrsts, 15c steady; fancy Oregon Young Americas.
1lc, steady; do flats, 16c, steady; New York
fancy, 1S1ac,s frm-
Eggs tper dozen. cases incmded)-Californla
fresh extras 39c firm; do frsts. SAC. firm ;
do seconds 30c, firm; do thirds, 24c. firm.
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Potatoes, Onion. and vexetable.

Despite a good Saturday demand. prices for
miscellaneous vegetables not firm as on
the few preceding days, receipts were lib
eral and sellers weree willing to make con-
eessions TO large buyers rather than carry stun
over. Peas and beans were easier and toma-
toes sold at wider range, there being some
large consignments of poor stock that had to be
disposed of hurriedly. Green corn, eucumbers
and summer squash stood as before quoted but
sales at the outside quotations were after
the wants of early buyers We're supplied Green
okra was offered freely at low rates, but found
few takers and most of the arrivals had to be
held over. Potatoes and onions were unchanged
but inclined to easiness. Several cars of Oregon
Burbanks rolling this way and fall due
early this week. Receivers expect the market
for Salinas Burbanks to weaken upon the arrival
of the Oregon stock.
Potatoes (per ctl)-River whites, 60@S0c;
Salinas Burbanks, S1-40@1 so; sweet potatoes,
$1.60@1.75.
Onions-New yellow. 6O@70c per ctI.
Vegetables-Green corn. $1-25@1.75 per sack:
tomatoes. 60c@S1 per box; green peas. SQ5e
per Id; string and wax beans, 3@5c per ID; lima
beans, 4d5c per ID; summer squash, 50@65c per
box; garlic. 4@5c per lb: cabbage. 50@75e per
ctl; cucumbers, 50@75c per box; pickle cucum-
bers. 75c@$1 per box; caulifower. Soc per dozen;
turnips. s1@1.25 per sack; eggplant. 5o@75c per
box; green peppers. 50@60c per box for bell and
6oGIjc for chilli; green okra, 30@40c per box.
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California stock and Oil Exchange
Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following We're the sales the San francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday
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roo,I Rank CIearfncs

Local Bank Clearfngs
San Francisco bank clearings last week Were
week last year, an increase of $o,14s,ll', or
1876 per cent.
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Meat Market

Prices show no further change, as the de-
nand and supply p1pnssTn aSSgt balance, alan Gee
Slaughterers' rate to dealers and butchers are
Beef-eN @7Ae per lb for steers. Sh@s.sc
vesl-7H @ec for large and s@1o1sc for
y Mldulltton-wethers. s@sc; ewes, 7Aassc per
5.s.sea bsel @,0Hs 5s.I per ID,,@,,x. y !.
and Sos'se EfvEsTocK IF GsasSi MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
"gsk.'i NJ. fat steers. over 800 lbs. alive. 4H@
thin and undesirable steers 3@3Nc 49,
No. 1 cows and heifers, 3A 63&c: second
quality, &c: common. thin undesirable cows, 2
Fat bulls and stays. 1x@2c; haif fat or thin
0uass csi,es1aIisht weight, per lb. SIC; medium
81; Sheep p.1s (per ibS-Wethers No. i. Axe; ewes
lambs tper lb)-This years. milk lambs sK
to izo lbs. &c; 14o to $50 lbs. 7Ac; $50 to 80 80
lbs, exc; rough heavy hogs. 5@515c: common
undesirable hogs, 4k@5c. ''''''
Butter. Cheese and Eggs
The egg market developed a strong tone yes
terday and extras recovered the lc lost on
the exchange being responsible for the advance.
The proportion OF extras in the arrivals was
rather small. and as stocks were unevenly dis
tributed, some receivers were obliged to buy
on the exchange or In the street to I'LL their
orders. The quotations for the under grades
were undisturbed.
: There were no changes in butter or cheese.
the tone of the market for the former being
ter was officially declared weak. the feeling in
the street was one OF steadiness with most
sellers reporting stocks of extras cleaning up
we'll.
Trading on the exchange confined to extra
dozen.
Receipts were 5000 pounds of butter. As, 500
pounds of cheese and 2. OBS cases of eggs.
The Following are ofncial quotations estab-
lished by the sa1ess bids and offers on the door
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Northern wheat Market

OREGON
s PORTLAND, Sept. 1S.--Wheat. track prices
Club, SIC; bluestem, 96c; red Russian, S512c;
turkey red, SIC; forty fold, s91ac.
WASHINGTON
SEATTLE, Sept. 1s.--No milling quotations.
Export wheat-Bluestem, 95c; club soc; red
Russian, SIC. Recepts-Wheat, 81 cars; oats,
cars; corn, 1 car
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Deciduous and Citru. Fruit.


Deciduous and Citrus Fruits
Early trade in fresh fruits good, but
the market was lacking in snap at all times.
owing to the cool weather. and only those
descriptions that had been in limited supply
for time showed any frmness. Liberal
consgnments of figs came in from the river and
other districts. and there a large carry
over from the preceding day, prices were low
too. were in oversupply and dull, while plums
and prunes continued to arrive in excessive
quantities. The peach market would have been
in poor shape but for the Gamers. who cOntfn-
ued to purchase freely of clingstones in bulk
Apples and pears remained firm on limited sup
plies, though the demand was less urgent
Watermelons were dull and lower and prices for
nutmegs took wider range on increased re-
ceipts. which included much inferior stock. There
was some inquiry for Grated grapes for ship
ping, which held prices for such steady while
bulk lots of all varieties were in good demand
among local tradesmen at satisfactory rates
Zinfandel wine grapes were in large supply.
and while the best lots were still quotable at
Sl5 ton, sales at that figure were rare. The
usual extra buying for Sunday wants held values
for strawberries and rsspberries firm, though
the Gamers were still able 10 secure supplies at
the inside quotations. There were no black
berries received.
strawberries. ..ssa5 per chest.
RaspberriesES3. .5O06
Blackberries-Nominai.
Huckleberres-10@121zcp per lb-
Apples-Faney, S1G15o per box; common to
Pears~Bartletts, s125@1s5 per box; other
varieties, 50@s5c per box
Quinces-50@75c per box.
Peaches -sman boxes. 4O@75c: lug boxes, soc
@S1; carriers, 6o975c. clingstones in bulk, $40
: Fl Plums ms and and Prunes-crates. 5o@s5c: boxes.
306loOc for small and 5Oc@$1 for large
Figs-356f65c per box.
Melons-Nutmeg melons. I5cGS1.25 per box;
cantaloupes. 81 -50G2 per crate; watermelons.
$1.50M 80 per dozen.
Pomegranates-75cG GS1 for small and S1-50Q
1.75 for large boxes
Grapes-SmalI boxes and crates. 40GI lug
boxes. I5cQS150; Zinfandef wine grapes, $sGl4
per ton.
Citrus Fruit (per box)-valencia oranges.
$2.25d3; grapefruit, S2.50@3 for seedless; lem
ons, S4d4.50 for fancy, S3G3.50 for choice
and S1@150 for standard; lines, s5.50@6.
Tropical Fruits - Bananas. T5c@S1.75 per
bunch for Hawaiian and $2.50G3-50 for Cen
min nrlo nor
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Portland Butter Marke,
Egg Market in Nearby countre.

PORTLAND. Sept. 1S.-Butter-City and
country creamery extras, 36c; fancy. SEA 35c:
store, 19@21c.
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Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nuts and Honey


Fruits, old crop-Peaches. &C for standards.
AZ @415c for choice and 5@6c for fancy; prunes.
size basis, IA G21sc, with 1sc premium for
the large sizes.
New Fruits = Evaporated apples. 7h@shc;
apricots, So @101zc; moorpark. IL 1Q12c; peaches.
s@6e: prunes. 212@2%c. with s4c premium
for 40s and 1c premium for S0c to 40s; figs.
81 @i1ac; pears, 6Q10c-
Raisins l1e0s crop)-Seeded. 4@4hc; loose
muscatels, 3%c for crown, &c for crown and
"a c for 2 crown.
New Raisins : Layers. clusters 90 crown.
$2.50s crown. $1.75; 4 crown, S1.35: ordinary
layers. 8 crown, s21s @95c; crown. s5@90c;
seeded, AZ @5hc; seedless sultanas. 3@3Ac;
Thompson,s seedless. ,S93lac; loose muscatel,
Nuts-Almonds, nonpareils. 141s@15c; XXI,
Gc nqnedoss me Psss uI6Ss Ioio pIase @
7c; old wainuts. lie per lb for No. softsheils.
&c for No. do; hberts, 1211 @14c; peeans, Is
@17c.
Honey-Comb, 14@15c for water white and
10@12c per lb for amber; extracted. 715c for
water white and 61s@7c for light amber. old.
candied and dark amber. 4041ac per H.
Beeswax-271a @29c per lb for light and 25@
26c for dark.
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Foreign Future.

5 are holding above the views of buyers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-05

Some newspapers I'm she country
have undertaken 80 make IL appear
thai President TAFT had forced Cor
gress into enacting a terin Law such
ss hs and his party pledged them-
selves 81 enact prior 10 ths election
last fall and one which will afford
some measure Of relief TO consumers.
We fail 30 see where any such thing
has been accomplished and predict
that the bill which Congress finally
adopts will, II anything, be worse
than the present Dingley bill What
better can be expected The con-
sumer, and be cOmposes u VAST ma
iority Of American citizenship. has
very small minority representation
in Congress A Few Republicans aud
some Democrats have made an hon.
est effort TO relieve the situation.
but she vast majority oithe sO-called
representatives OF she people are at
the beck and call Of she prot. cted In
terests
The indianapolis Nswr. Ga "a r.v,ruI
editorial, commenting on this condi.
tion says:
Those somew hat vague ggesti as
which are heard from time Ia time nox-
adays Oi consumers party ar likely
TO ind the ordinary workadsy citizen IN
q rather receptive mood. They I'D him
pause for a moment In his hustling to
meet his financial engagements. a1d cor
template the siuring possibility 81 such
political force The aphorism conc. RI
Ing the strength that l. pls.e-s-i by
union comes To- him, and lie T. tick led
with the thought OF the possibility Of tine
consumer having something 10 cav a. s.
what shall constitute The frequentl,
mentioned "reas unable profit The cou-
sumers are macy, but as the situation
has been, there Is little strength IN their
numbers. They are merely individu Ls
they have been timid, and they have teen
almost helpless before the forces that
confront them so unwavcringly and
with such steady uplitt % the cost OF
living.
They have reached the common belief
that they are being put upon. aud they
have q common suspicion AS To who Is
doing IL. They are beginning to say
things, right out loud aud IN chorus.
that has finally gathered eto 1gh volume
TO carry II even TO Washington. And the
statesman there, when properly remind
ed OF she fact may realize that Il l. the
consumers who have made them and
that II Will be the consumers who will
mar them II the trend OF popular feeling
turns that way The consumers p Arty
cannot be regarded as a political eu lily.
but IL is force 10 be- reckOned with. and
unless II Il iulled into inactivity when the
tariff hght isover 10 Congres. II may even
become a political factor
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-05
TIMES-DISPATCH FORECAST
Gives Tuck9 Sc Counties and II cltiss-Hsnn
a Counties. Cities.

The TimesDisp Atch printed Tuesday a
poll OF the State, obtained from It's cor.
respondents. predicting that Mr. Tucker
may win 10 the gubernatOrtal primary on
Aug. over Judge Mann by "a small ma
lority.
This poll shows SO Of the 100 counties
IN the state for Tucker, against ~ for
Judge Mann with 10 doubt. OF the
20 cities, II are conceded to Tucker and
TO Mann, with Lynchburg IN doubt.
Following are the counties and cities
which the canvass gives Judge Mann:
Counties-Albemarle, Amelia, Appo-
mattox, Bedford, Bland. Buchanan.
Campbell, Chesterfield, Dlnwiddie. Floyd.
Frederick. Giles, Greene, Greenesville.
HALIFAX, Isle OF Wight. James City, King
George, Lancaster, Lee, Montgomery.
New Kent, Norfolk, Nottoway. Patrick.
Prince Edward, Prince George. Princess
Anne, Rosnoke. Rockingham Russell,
Scott, smyth, SpotsylvsDia, Stafford
Sorry, SUSSEX, Tazswell, Warwick.
Washington, Wise, York Total, AZ.
Cties-BrstOl. Charlottesville, Dan
vile, fredericksburg, Norfolk, Peters
burg. Radiord, Williamsburg. Total ;
These are the counties and cities which
are said to be for Tucker:
Counties-Accomac, Alexandria, Ale
ghany, Amherst, Augusta. Bath, Boce-
tourt, Brunswick, Buckingham, Caroline.
Carroll, Charlotte. Clarke, Craig, Gull
pepper, Cumberland, Dickinson, Eliza
beth City, ESSEX, Fairfax, Fauquier,
Fluvanna, Franklin, Goochland, Gray
son, Hanover, HenricO. Henry Highland.
King and Queen, King William, Lou
doun, Louisa. L1nenburg, Madi-
son, Mathews, Ne,klenbufg, Mid
d.esex, Nansem ond, Nelson, Northamp
ton, Northumberland, Oraage, Page
Pittsylvania, Rappahannonck, Rich.
mond, Rockbridge, Shenandoah, South
ampton, Warren, Westmoreland and
Wythe. Total, sc
Cties-Alexandria, Buena Vista. Clif
ton Forge Hampton Manchester, New
port News, Portsmouth, Richmond
Roanoke, stanton and Winchester
Total IL.
Following counties aud cities az,
quoted as doubtful:
Counties-Charies City and Gloucester
Total, ,.
City-Lynehburg.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-05
LETTER FROM Mr.. LYON
No WoOdfus schsoi astfW Again
woodiord, We Aug 3rd

'''tRAef - hAr RAa
SEEING letter % NJ. wssLi gton ~ - o.
iuterdebt OF schools OF CsrOlirs To-. ia
rhe Free Laucs. in answer 10 ktker"
ard IN " heb he brings ma - =. super
visor - .h's Port Ro, al Dist,irt I beg
50 lee TO correct sons oi his facts - FER
a. they concern me
Before We made our levy 10 I sos | " as
approached b. Mr.. Reeves. cistk % the
school board OF this dis rict who stated
the board wished TO help huud a school
house. one at Cutters and one at Port
Royal. and o. allow the district hwy 10
this purpose 70 remain ~ l. cents
told Mr.. Reeves that | would be glad to
comply with his p quest. providing the
citizens OF Nood'ord and entity Were
provided with y school house ths hollow
log year and that { would sad Gi1
insni-h house for school purp --.~. FREE
~ cha'ge, TIL the board could build Ne
understood the board p,d to Guiness
and Port Roytl $500 -,,ch go ards
building and having Mr. Reeves prom -
IN view At u meeting % our people here
tins spring told them tn q We MD ~
pect $500 from the school b ard towards
building: that | had sen M = Jennie
Draft who freely gave the site school
purposes. and thst We would have %
raise the balance. A committee WAS sp-
pointed lAnd hY the way Meier was
on this committte and has i,u u children
10 educstel 70 raise the funds am =, { 10
touch with the school board. hitch they
did. - be told by the bead that oaly
$3.50 would be allowed IN place ? 5000
and sli promises ignored.
To the meanJm- our worthy sup. rir-
tend-nt Was doing his very bert g. get
an advance To his salary Cam before
the board ~ supervisors With this re-
quest. which the board vo.-d down.
Then wrote letters 20 she supcrvlslrs
personally asking Tor each district levy
be advanced 50 the school d lArd conli
pay him out - district Ivy This Wa
turnei down Then sp2li-d To .chonl
board, VIII granted his gust. prrvii
iug they had = surplus out - winch to
pay Is In the meantime the people Of
ru' district got hold % Il AMI had
pautio1s given ms asking that no al
vance be made on levy for school pur-
poses ant very mSny Of our best citizens
All over the district requested ma 20 cut
the lew to the limit
NotSith standing tbs I would have
'et The district levy remain At - csats n
the board he'd lived up 70 its promise
Geo. LION
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-05
headquarters For
Building Materials,

keep all kinds OF North Carolins
and Virginia Lumber. dressed and
addressed, Shingles, Laths, Sash,
Doors, and Blinds, Lime, Cement,
Calcine Plaster, Plastering Hair
Building and Paving Brick. Tin and
Iron Roofing, Cut and Wire Nails, all
Kinds Ready Mixed Paints and Dry
Paint, Linseed OIL. Turpentine, Dryer
Varnish and Lewis's White Lead,
Paint Brushes of all kinds, Window
Glass and Putty, Builders Hardware
o. all kinds, Tar Roofing, SheathiDg
Paper and fine Brick.
Keep large stock OF Sewer Pipe and
fire Clay Pipe. &. ID. Cole.
Agent for sale Of bricks of Fredericks-
burg Brick Company
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-05
BETTING fAV0RS MANN

The sporting fraternity Is developing
interest 10 the primary. A bet made IN
Richmond Monday was one by a well.
known politician, who Is supporting
Judge Mann, and a lawyer who is
favorable to Mr. Tucker. The Mann
supporter offered 800 to $75 on Mann
and the Tucker man declined, and finally
when be agreed to lay $50 to 800, the
Mann supporter took him quickly
Another in the city, who is frequently
seen In the headquarters of the Mann fol
lowers, has 81 900 to Offer al odds OF 2
TO that Mann will be the nominee, and
he is also willing ID wager the same
amount even that Judge Mann will have
q majority OF 10000 or more Rich
mond letter In Washington Herald.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-05
CARD
To Ny Fellow Citizens OF Fr,dericks-

To Ny Fellow Citizens oi Frriericks-
burg. Va
A large number % my friends have ask.
81 me 10 become a candidate for the
Office 81 Commonwealth Attorney for
city 81 fredericksburg and at their solicit
tation | have decided and hereby an
nounce myself as a candidate for shat
position OF course my SUCCESS at the
polls in November depends upon thesup-
port OF my friends and earnestly ask
that support II elected shall with nv
best ability endeavor - perform the
duties required Of this position. aud |
shall execute tho~e duties without lear
or favor Respectfully.
VIM " Butzner
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-05
LOCAL MARKETS

Co rrcts6 ~ Simon Hirsh q Rrn
v hoat. 9Oc e. 81 o. corr 50 TO -
"eAi, t1.75 TO s1.s5. oats, 30 70
%; old hens. I've. 10 to II; spriug chick.
ems, . to l5c per pound; eggs, II 10 Il:
ard, 10 20 II; ducks, live ; to 10; tur.
Keys, live, 10; butter, IS 20 rs. country
nsius l3 t. 10; lrish POTATOES, 80
to 30, lambs, $3.50 10 81; hides. green,
9 TO Z; dry sslted, 70 9: dry
hides. 10 to Il; cali skins No. l. 81 90
10 81 %; bsled hay. ga TO 81 Der ton:
leaf sumse, 20 TO 75 per 100; hogs. SIC:
beei, live weight. TO 4c.; pork, 6 10 6<:
'Fool, - 10 30 per 10: veal. 81 TO 6.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-05
EDUCATORS IN CONF Renee
Virginia SupsrIatsnasuts Discuss School Prob
lsmS A. FrmvIlls.

-Four diths o. the division superintsnd
euts % schools 81 thu State acre al
tarmvill In conference a. the Female
Normal School. 10 regard TO educational
work in Virginia The Fa-mvi le board
% trade entertained the visitors az an
Informal reception. DR.. W + Anderson
was tOastmsster Mayor Blsntou made
address OF welcome Responded TO By
superintendent p. T. Atkinson. OF Prince
Edward
J. Taylor Thompson responded to The
toast "Our Guests,' Rev :. c Hatcher
20 The State Normal School" State
superintendent ESgleston TO Virgins
Schools"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-05
Or. JOS. W. sOUTHALL DEAD


DR.. Joseph W. Southall, aged II.
former superintendent OF public instrue,
tioD, 10 dead at his home near Jetersville
Amelia county. He had cholera morbus
several days ago. and did not rally from
the attack.
DR.. Southall, who entered the Confed-
crate army as q surgeon, endeared him
self 80 the soldiers of Amelia by resignine
and joining the Amelia troops as a mi.
yate- He represented the district twice
In the State senate.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-05
Potomac, Fredericks-
burg and Piedmont
Railroad.
TINE TAsLnNo IA

Concessions At Fredercksburg with r. p a p
AZ and Maryland. Delaware and virginia Rail.
way Co. Al Orange with Southern ii and
Chesapeake Ohio r. r.
The only line 10 the ChancsilorsviIIs and VII.
derness Battlenelds.
kastern standard Time. Daily excspt Sunday
NJ MASTELLER. Superintendent
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-05
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as executor Of Rich
ard White, deceased. hereby notify
those owing said estate to settle al oncs
with the undersigned, and those having
claims against the deceased present
them properly verified TO the und-rsign-
ID or his attorney.
HerndOn White,
Executor OF Richard White.
". ". Butzner, Attorney,
Fredericksburg. Va. iiy22w4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-05
FOR SALE

A large lot OF Birdsell wagon odds and
ends, whesls. front gears, brakes, axles,
skeins. az. All of which We Will sell for
lees than hall the cost c. II. kontgom-
cry 4 Co. J3i-6t