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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-15
Review of Trade.

New York. October l4.-Bradstreet's Will
tomorrow say trade Is Irregular and still
lacks snap, but the better undcrtone noted
last week has become more widely DIS
ing have been the official confirmation by
the government crop reporting service OF
trade. estimates of bumper yields Of corn
and oats. and larger than expected Yields
Of wheat; the liberal marketing OF crops Dps,
more especially cereals live stock and cot
ton. the advent OF cooler. settled weather
in some sections, and the rather better
Tone of the securities markets improve
,uant as a whole is not marked In some
Ines Ines. as. for instance, cotton goods. the the
nroof that stocks OF goods are relatlvel ).
i p,g'. has become more evident, and with
higher prices for the raw material ria a hage
tnire The feature in the price sit
uation this week is the sharp ad ,S,s Al, 70
=, the n, n,gis Years Of raw cotton. much o.
Which is said to be due to Tree cotton ens'hs
sp Rmsinsss failures in the United States ss
for the week end lss o 9na sso in the like
,,,,aak NJ 1909.
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worlds Visible supply.

New Orleans, La. oeto ats;b,a aa, s1,nply
retary Hesters worid's s Sls,pls t sad
sbaws the total Visible to be 2,ssc,3s5
s bales against aga a14E7ll last week and and
Of American cotton is ls4s$ss' sga inst
v t's,r' and of all other kinds, includ-
i yeaf. ravnt. Brazil. India. ETC., $4,000,
i aga inst as, 900 last week and $4,000
la att Year. OF the worlds visible sup,
ply OF cotton there Is now ati4nt "a ana
/ Emrope .a6S,o00. against 1.s39,o00 last
Year Yea in Egypt, $4,000. against $4,000
last year; in India, $4,000, against
/ 100000 last year, and In the United
/ States. SO5,000, against 100000 last
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Che market opened steady at an
7H12 points. and during the
E3Rfffading sold up to a net gain OF lb4
aSHb8tHts in response to Arm Liverpool
caHisg. the approach OF the West lnoian
lSf0f fasanf continued bniiish reports con
cSrnS18 the interior spot situations in the
S6athA Realizing became very heavy when
JanuSYy sold AT 1901. or about 80 points
above the low level Of last week ana inc
fat1Ire&o OF frost to materia!ize in the ne,'
promoted the reactions from the high ievei.
Prices gradually eased off. but October was
relatively firm maintaining nat gain OF
5szpoints. and after later positions mad
shown net loss of 5a7 points the whole
1iSyF ARMED up from the lowest on renewed
lr6Yerfny and continued support from trade
sAonthArn spot markets and the bullish
WEEKEND figures. which indicated spinners
sta3rfuEs sfor the week IN excess OF last
YEAR. Southern spot markets Officially re-
horted rIy were generally firm ana IN
fi1anEed 10 nc. higher. Gables from Ha-
Nj nj received during the day said that the
ssftoriea. storr, WIS violent. and Wesnlng-
ssfnl, 81 israteher stated that storm warnings
.asssad bern posted for South and Contra!
Florida and the Southeast Gulf OF AeEleo
sersif, west Texas, hut held out no cehnlte
Stbreat of frost. and aside from the menaee
: from the tropical storm weather conoitiohs
Il s6eli1ed generally favorable Liverpool al.
/ fr4buted the relatively nrm showing OF the
En1nTket there to trade buying. and the hrm'
with reference to the French ItrtRe situa-
! Receisss- M. the ports to-day were STA
G bales agains, 1903 last week and ls.li
Y last year Foe the week w. ~ no oa ,as,
i Il Week and Ho,5os last year. To-day's re
4 saipts at New Orleans, 378 bales aga!ns
II 6;3a2 last yet..a
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REUNION AT EAsTvILLE.
Two Thousand Visitors Attend Big Gather
ing of Old Soldiers.

fspeci0I tc TING Ilmts-I71spHtcH
EastyIlle. Va October IA reunion OF
Iarsarson Camp, Confederate Veterans. was
held held w. about 1000 visitors being
present from all parts Of the state. The
town took holiday All places OF o business
rovnl reception from the townspcople q
An An address OF welcome was given i, BY y
Judge Gilmore s. Kendall. of Eastyille !.
Speeches were made BY Hon. narrR n n
George Tucker OF LeS'nsson' NV ~ :
Lee of Fairfax.
The female choir OF Portsmouth .rena s,
several fne selections. Music was furnished
W trh ~ atternoon was spent In electinS dele
eates for the ensuing year In the evening
eanesrhw vas given the veterans In the " NJ
l5C. A, HALL
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Atlantic Coast Line
pEFRcrIyD OCTOBER .. 1910,

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I9i9
AIIs LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: Loo A. NJ. s'1S a.
Nj ra and So o;ss { 800 A. NJ $500 P. NJ. 4i'
s: For M n. s W. Ry. West: CTS a. NJ. 500 A
NJ. 400 P. NJ. and $500 F. N. zen,
For petersburg; 1:oo a. Nh ~ ,: a. P P NJ NJ
4 ia P NJ. sos P. M. 1880 p. NJ. $50 p NJ
A For aoldsboro and Faysttsvle: ti1o : H.
Iratns $40 40 A. NJ. .s:S A. NJ. ''1o:46 \:
No 11:4o K. NJ. $3.50 P. NJ. '.2:b r "a NJ Nv
% ,'' s:s5 P, NJ, 500 P. NJ. 900 Z. NJ
I'm :MxcsnI ~ Sunday. ..sunday only.
Tima OF arrival and departure ana conno'-
lions not guaranteed. npu11 p A.
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FARMERS ASSOCIATION

[special to The Times ispatch.]
yp,,n,inpton va, October 1i,--The annual
meeting OF the Farmers Association OF
Fluvanna county was held at rn.h'Sra ~ on
and The meeting was great success;
ar" mha corn exhibit was most creditahle
one. and the showing OF the BOYS Corn
Gnh wns new feature, The tobacco en-
I'M TnIiv sustained Fluvannas record for
, sne s SUM- and showed new and
s n"u departure In the, tinc specimens
Of white Rurey Beautiful speeimsn IS l. % %
aps iomatoes and other Vegetables wers
shown. .,,,, - tina wa
men of F,uvanna was shown " .ns ae'a sr,,,
preserves. pickles needle work, embrolder'
an ME Z eShiht al orrIs root by Nj, q itcilel
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4hailrnans.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B-Folowlng schedule figures published
as information and not guaranteed:
10 A. M-Daily-Local for Charlotte. Dur
ham and Raleigh. 10:45 A. M-Daily--Limit-
ed-For all points South. Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping Car to Memphis Via Ashe-
800 10, tnr nmrham and intermediate stations.
500 P. MEX. sun.-Keysville Local. ll:a5
p. M.-paily-Lmited-For all points south.
Pullman ready $50 P. NJ
YORK RIVER LINE.
4.ao p Mex. sun.-To West PIT. connect
Ing ..% tor Baltimore Mon. wed. and Fri. !:sO
A. MEX. Sun. and ais 2. M.-Mon.. Wed
and Fri.-Local to West Point nt,orn
Fron, the south: 200 A. NJ, sos P. NJ,
daily; $40 A. NJ. Ex. sun; 1265 Elk . sun .sa
200 P. NJ, daily. From West Point =, s:se =. a
NJ. Daily; 1885 A. NJ. Wed. ana fr'.' 0'1>
= NJ. hA Su s. +. BURGESS D. P. A..
aao r. Main st. Phone Madison 100.
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nurrAGo GRAN MARKEr.

Chicago. ILL.,. October la,-LowesS p.isas
snss hasyss s Ms5s quie sa the
ke. however and the close was 5, psaet 4
eaiy the as last nsht' the se. par ghe Of
~ 49, ~ commission houses IN the last
s srarIer hour Of the session gave firm
tone to the hnish Latest figures r Gsu shoM W.
corn .at ,Sa dav left hog products at an ad-
vance Of 5@7,S to 27l!ac.
The leading futures ranged as follows rs;,.a
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p,.nr.- I'm. MARROW Escape.

ESPECIAL to The Times-Dispatch.l
Harrisonburg. Va. October II
Charles Clabangh owes his lie 10 Con-
ductor c L. Pingley. OF the souther1
Railway. While passing from one coacl
To another, Clabaugh stumbled and
fell headlong between the cars. Jus1
IN the nick of time Captain Pingle,
opened the car door and grabbed Cla'
baugh by the shirt collar and pulled
him from his perilous position. thu
train all the while running at full
speed.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PEANUT MARKET.

(Renorted by Rodgers, McCabe COD
Petersburg, Va. October H.-Peanuts-
spanish.-Markct firmer. sales made today
~ s1,a5 ner bushel old stock virtually eX-
ha,,sted w1ather conditions remain un-
Taynrable for harvesting new crop. sl.S0
ner bushel being offered freely for new
so W,rs;nia Market weak with few sales.
rance farmers stock. a@3Nc.; machine
3nic.ed stock, 2ha2ac.; Smelling stock, go
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Receipts-Wheat, gs'ooo busne,s' sutr s1Tt
WHEAT, 1850 bushels corn. 1870 bushels bushels
oats. 4s1,5o0 bushels, os,,
Cash grain closed: Wheat-No, req a oai:
assNc, No. red gag sse.: No h nnr1 be g1s
y yg o"e,, III No 3 northern, slo4@1.oa; No,
s sryI $50 slo2ls; No sprins, a 6s sM, r
Velvet chai, so9sLos;d durum s2a eats Mo.'
No 4s,s @b0s az whae' 4s s1 epas5se
M white, 49ls a 5oc.; No. yellow, ava Ak y
4s%c,; No. 4. 4sia a4sAc.; No 4 white, 81 'sg 3
4s5se. No yellow. 4s g 4she. o Nm do
sistc No. 4 do, sO@ slhc.; standard, slA "
sc
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chnndise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Pocahontns, Graves. Norfoik ana
james River landings, merchandise and pas
scngcrs Virginia Navisntion compahy'
steamer Aurora, Barrett. Petersburg and
james River landings, merchandise and pas
. sengers, Phillips Line.
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NAVAL, STORES

wilmington, y; g. e ostonsr rsa. Tsplrt =
BTurpeA'1Iln nNsteady at s5.35; receipts 1876
S CASKS Tar Tnr-Firm at s2,so receipts. s.
S Sarreis. Crude Turpentlne-F,rm At $4,000
6.oo; reeuip'' "a october A,--Turpentine-'
savan ~, 7a4 sp74,kc, sales SO casks; re-
Firm AZ al ~ shlpments aT casks stock
iT5ss casks sales sss na asl
! reis, stock $3.50 barrels Quote: and
Sh Or ia-4 as,li3l ~ KAT s .t
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week,. Bnnk ClearinEs.

New york, October 14.-Bradstree., s
bank clear!ngs report for the mee en-
Of s2s1s. 500. 900. as against sS na .ho
0oo last week and s3.411.3s4o0o IN eHe
corresponding week la. year ,.t...
The following is list OF the cities
New York, s1,413,T32,ooo; decrease
Chicago. s24o.722,ooo: decrease, SO;
Baltimore. ss0,970.00o. increase. 10.
New Orleans. s2o.s17,ooo, Increase
louisville. s1o.es7ooo; decrease. 14.S.
Atlanta, s14,s73,000: increase, 70.
Memphis, ss,334.000: decrease 20.
Richmond. s7,2ss,0o0: decrease 5.9;
Washington. D. c.. $6,s17'ooo: de-
Savannah, sa.532.ooo: increase. 40.
Nashville. s4314.000: increase, lS.9.
Norfolk, s3,2S3,000: decrease, RI
Augusta. Ca. s3,S59,0oO; decrease
81 Birmingham, s2,sa5.ooo: decrease. IS
! Jacksonville. Fla. $a.4ss'ooo; IN
i f Knoxville. s1,s51.ooo: decrease 1872
! Charleston. S. c., s2.5e7.ooo: decrease
Chattanooga. s1,s1s.ooo; increase
Mobile, s1,511.OoO; increase. 1,s,
! Macon, s1,395,000; decrease. 1913
1 Columbia, S. c. 1.09s,o0o; increase
Is.4.
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DRY GOODS.

New York, October 1.-THE primary cot
advaneng The sotton yarn near1 ma All nuns
! ,p.. NC been advanced. There is more
;nterest being taken in domestic wool, and n,
~ n,r amount has been purchased by mills
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product superior to the Italian o.

The speech of 7. o. Sandy in the morn
Ing was practical, earnest and impressive
The address OF ]! Aston cabeu IN me d. !.
ternoon was listened to with marked at
tention, and 1t made a marked impression.
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Treasury statement.

washington, D. c.. october 1.-THE condi--
ton OF the Treasury at the beginning OF
btsiness to-day was MS follows.
Trust Funds.
GeVi potn northumberland. $3.50. JC4. 559
sllv,r dollars ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6,saS, 900
Silver dolIars of tsso.............,. q $50. 600
silver certificates outstanding ..... ise,32S,ooo
General Fund.
fund 3s55.i25
cnrran, l;abiJy,ies. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g,.s1J 500
working balance in Treasury Offices 32,2Os.5s.
In banks to credit of Treasurer OF
the United states S5.4s4. 33s
stbsidiary silver coin, l1sss,si3
Minor Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Total balance In general fund.-. ao,339,55
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I rr1,AI. WHOLESALE. QUOTATIONS. al,
4 - = 4 OF NIARlXET.
Y,, va POULTRY

LIVE POULTRY
}rh,ckens. choice, small. iD ~. 20
Chickens, chniceo medium ~. 20 ~
lchickens, ii large, lb,...'....'''', ~ W
gTIens per Observation-Disclosures a.
ROSTERS each. ~, '.''''.' boS@ 60
5Geese fat, large, epch....,.'' o oe ~ an
Geese small. each..,. ,. ~ ~ ~ ~
sDucKs. large, younE, v; ....''' - " IA
Ducks small, young, ln:..9'':. % ~ az
sGulneas young, ea !. $3.50 ~ Y
In crates. nearby. fresh. CO., co. %
IN n, crate 3, other sections doz,, 20 20
Guinea eggs. dog q, $3.50
,sa.s !, \. NJ Ia % II
Whole aea ',d, al mar ib... a % ga
! s' 9ls! - !. BUTTER
Family, choice, fresh ,,s d. e soY
AeFchaRts, fa' LIVE y ;,i STOCK K, i
yeals. choice to- fency. o.... .-l. e1a 9. =
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n1cHMnSp TonAcco alARKET.

Richmond, Va, Uctober II. 1glU.
Rrights-Unchanged and quiet; light re-
cefnts Dark Tobacco Observation-Disclosures
continues very quiet with Very little doing:
receipts and offerings nominal. Sun-Cured-
New Prlmings.--Market continues active
active with light receipts. Suotatlons tos
Sac rnrninal
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Cotton. quiet; middl!ng. 1890 gross re-
ceipts. ssis bales. sales. 17co bales; stock ,so
rs. bales export 70 sr So bales n'H '0
Tota, to-day at all ports-Net receipts:
s7,76s bales: export to Great BRIAN. sL ~
bales; to France, 800 BATS; 20 tne -.aa,.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts.
lGl ;6i bales: export to Great Britaln, ~ -.
$40 bales; to France. 22.7a bales: to me
Gon,inent %. sss bales; to Japan. $3.50 bales
to Mexico. 500 bales. W..
total since September at all ports s. N
receipts, 1s7s,S3s bales; export 70 .1n -;
hales. to the Continent. ss5.ssl bales; &c
fanan. 6.9ls bales to Mexico. 500 bales
Sar orleans La, october l4.-cotton.-
sn ntN cotton steady and unchanged mid
S ding sl4Mc. sales on the spot 800 bale.
ann \ 400 to arrive Cotton futures openes
| steady at an advance OF 1ain po, a', !, " -
COCO e1 ~ be- about equally divided between
the two accounts After the call the . mnaai
influence was the storm warn.ns > ,i 49,
4 BY the Weather Bureau' d;.tmrbante tina
hppea auant cuba Is likely to do damage y
ms cation regions Of Georgia and me e us
olinas Prices were pu, ioW ~, nt Fad profit
on the long side me middle 1srs
tha morning longs were heAvs ,,d sca1u
raa,tze profits and, reactlonisss NV ,,a hla (
ers sold short: the =, m offerings and price
ssEsad fss trading month"; a,o,e we Ne
1peakness was displayed. Y INV heine "a
was yestsrdays last quotations 4
Sa's s, nahss Closed
Il bullish week-eh ~ ASp7 points, Close: oct !.
net aayansSa ove 81 1851; December IN ~
1 1snua My'' 1i.sl, March and May lo'li; y
v 15N:p.
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Norfolk and WesternRailway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO N0R In,o
Schedule in Effect October =. islu ~
leave Byrd Street station. Rlehmona "a To y
NORFOLK; $500 "A. NJ. 's'Vo - Ma t'Ae =
FOR LYNcHBuRG AND THE q WE " = :;
.s:,5 a. NJ, 1000 a. NJ. $500 =. NJ. 's'-'
p, NJ. N,rt,,p sil,4o A
4, ss,as >. NJ, .l1:ao p. NJ. From the West
.s: $3.50 x, NJ, also p. NJ. baild z. NJ. s;os =
NJ, 1900 p, NJ. ,,y
.Daily, aDa!ly. eS. Sunday. psunaay en- nai,
Pullman. Parlor and Sleeping cars. nv, cay
Dining Cars. y. p III $3.50 -sav.
| is'8 q. F. a., Roanoke. Va, M {
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baltimore, Nd, October l4--Wheat-Firm !
err; spot, contract. p5hc. southern on g Gn,a
m,Ist = No. white, a7hc, Rye-steadyi NO
western, domestic. 7e0T1c.
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Chesaneake & Ohio Railway

s'W a M.n,nort News and Norfolk.
hs s:9o naiiv' Local to Newport News
500 100 P.-Daiiy. Local e Old Point .stn.,nn.u
400 P. j Dslly-LouisNtlls anu N
,ll:0o p. Pulmans. ,.,. snaclal,"
Gas P.-Daiiy. "St. Lon1s-Shhi : - -
Pullmans r.., aav.
$3.50 y-charlotteavi'e' wees wy
Hinton. cord,,.v,lln
,o.nn nntlv I.'burg Lex, Q. Forge.
l e:ls a a-Weas days. To Lynchburs.
go TRAINS ARRIVE k!GhAoNbD. A.
Local from Eas.-sss ga, 4; M ~ g." SIS P NJ
Local Is from west-'ssa a. M $3.50 A M
~ Thr re- A. Nj. SIS P. n so, : N
James River Line--'s;Sa A. A''
sDa,k except sunday
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GOING ABRoAD7

Then "see Mr.. Bowman" Winter snd
Spring Saillngs now ready. He represents
ali lines and Turntables TRAVEL WITHOUT
TROUBLE TO all parts OF the world. Write.
call or phone Madison slst
s.. II, BOWMAN. Southern Tonrist AxsAfs
70sA Main Street. RichEaSn barz3s
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union stock TardsO
Richmond, Va. October IA. 1910.

Richmond, Va, October II. 1910. =
Report OF the live stock market for the
week ending October 10:
Receipts-cattle, 3i9 head; calves, 6s head;
sheep. II head: hogs, sss head
Best steers, 81 16c.: few extra higher;
medium 10 good. ~. G5Ac.; common to fair.
81 &c; best heifers. SIC; medium to
good ~ d5c.: common to fair, 3kg4c.: best
roon 10 fair, ~ 9sHc.; bulls. 81. q 4c.; calves
e67Isc.: extra, s@Slac. Cows and calves
s25G $500 per head. Sheep, ~ S4'ac.; lambs
3Q7c.; extra. 71ac.; best hogs, &C.; few ex,
ira. SIC; fair 10 good. siss9sac.; COWS aho
stays. 7@sc.
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Chicago. Ill, October l.-cattle-Market
sao5@s.50: western steers 81. 5.65: stock
ers ana feeders, ss.4o@5.75: cows and heif-
ers, s2.25 $3.50. calves 5000 1o.oc. Hogs
Market steady for light and butcher hogs'
others sc lower Light, ss6oGs.25; mixed,
.ssoaa2s heavy. sslo8e.oo: rough $1,000
$50; good to choice heavy ss.3o4s.oo; pigs.
ssa5@s 90; bulk of sales. ss.45asso. sheep
Market steady. Native. s2ooa 4:eo; West
native, si4o@7.oo; western. Ss.75@s9o
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! ooa1,. MARKET QUOTATIONS..

\, = ,,hed BY Levy Commission Company va
cnmmisson Merchants. altn h !. mo
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New York, October 14-Beeves-steers
ss.lo@s.so: bulls, s425; cows s2.25@ $50
calves-veals, ssGr.oo; culls. s5@7; west
ern calves. sa75G6.I5; grassers and feeders
45o: culls. s2a2.5o; lambs. S:751I5o; culls,
saIa5o Hogs-steady at $alo99io
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OLD ,DOMINIbN LINE

In. Richmond Qoot Of ASH STD daily..7 P. III
Leave NswpoTs News. 500 40 4 M :
Connects with main y he steamers leavini
Norfolk for New York {dally except Sunday
100 q n. Connection also made mac By n Z, =
Night Line steamer5 stop at Clarsmont to
land or receive passsn gers on signal.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. James River
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Joint. New-
| port News and FAN James River landings.
| steamer leaves Monday. Wednesday and
| Friday at 1900 A. NJ, Freight received fol
| ali James R,fer landings. Ticket office, 81
! z. Main Styeet.
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R1l:cHMoNp GRAIN alARKEr.

M N oR1CHNlUND luiSSfHN1aE
2tg Richmond. Va, October y, islu,
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS On ~ Ha ANVltfa
IsWHHAT-Car lots. $50 3. ss
NO d red, West ern. ......,.,Sl ~ VS
#s,Noss 2s red Yirglnia \. " W Il,
~ u y y tn "a
.;s;;' ;i n y s Ss
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sAAnOARp Ans LINZ

Southbound trains scheduled 70 teavS MICA
mond daily: 9lS A. M.-Local 10 N0rlinf
Rsieigh, Charlotte. Wilmington. 10 =. W
sleepers and cNaehas, Atlanta. Hlrm'nsnat
, saVennah. Jacksonville and FlorlaA po.hs
1880 y. M.--slsepers and soaeass. aavAunfa
lIacksonyillc, Atlantis, BlrmlnKpalm IN, ~, y
1isp3 orskheun 'r s.,. u ss1 i
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81 .OsING BOND QUOTATIONS

Seahoard Air Line Adj NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IUSs
Southern Pacific cow 4s............... 1915
Southern Railway 5s tbld) ................l 1854
southern Railway gen 4s................. T6,s
Tinted states reminding 49, registered. 1909
United States refunding Is. coupon. lVos.
tinted states 3s. registered ............ 1Oo7t
United states 3s. coupon ................. lul&
United states IS. registered. ............. l1iss
limited states As. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lis
Union Pacific conv 4s..................... 1919
t,nited states Steel 2nd 5s............... l0iis
yfrgin!u-Car Chem. 5s................ 400
wabash ist and ext. 4s............... 65s
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.Daily. tWeetdays. lsundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street statioa
.. 50 right) stop At Rlba. Time Of arrivals and
spartures not guaranteed Read the siEna.
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Marker condltions--smal! chickens. hens
and ducks wanted Eggs fairy active: re-
ceipts heavier. Calves scarce and wanted.
Good apples In great demand.
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Richmond, FlelericksH s&PotomacRR
70 avn FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.

AcCOMMODATiON TRAlNS-WEEKDATS. 4,
Leave Byrd ST. Sta. 100 p. II. for fredericksburg.
Arrive Byrd 81. Sta. 1886 Am. from Fredetcksb'g.
Arrive Eiba Sts. $40 AN, $50 Pm. from Ashland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16
INTERCITY RACQUETS.
New York and Philadelphia Again
Break Even.

NEW YORK, January 15.-Honors are
even in the intercity team match be-
tween New York and Philadelphia at
racquet doubles. At Philadelphia last
week the Philadelphia team took one
match, and the second New York one.
There was reversal of these condi-
tions at the Racquet and Tennis Club
here today, for the second New York
couple we're beaten and the first Phil
adelphia pair lost. This makes the
match blank for the year.
In the professional match, between
George Standing, racquet champion Of
the United States, and John Souter of
the Philadelphia Racquet Club. Standing,
conceding three points on each game.
won by three games to one. The scores
were 1916. 1910, 1913 and 1919.
In the first of the intercity matches
Payne Whitney and NJ. S. Barger of
New York won by four straight games
from Wilson Potter and DR.. j. A. Miskey.
The scores were 1911, 1913. 1877 and
15-7 In the second match of the inter-
city series We're Lawrence Waterbury
and R. K. Fincke, New York, and George
H. Brooke and Willing Spencer. Phil
adelphia. 1t was the longest and, hard
est match ever seen between the teams
of the two cities. The Philadelphia pair
finally won by four games to three. The
score: 1873, 1872, 7-15, 1915, 1915, 1913
and 1910.