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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-05
REVIEW OF TRADE

New York. March Ar. G. Dun e.
Co.'s Weekly Review Of Trade to-mor-
row will say:
The industrial and trade situation
SHOWS Improvement and the outlook
Tor the spring season is promising.
tain aspects Of which are .unfavorable.
may be mentioned the decreasing ex-
cess of exports over imports. the ball
ance OF trade II favor OF this coun-
try during the current fiscal year
ib.einE the smallest since 1896 Then
large notatlons. The Philadelphia
strike Is an ugly DEVELOPMENT. The
heavy liabilities OF defaulting concerns
during February, is not q pleasant ain-
c!dent ~ slight tendency to reduc-
, 1,on IN ~ building operations Is to be
tslation and court decisions before
entering upon large business commit
ments. '' s'' q
: iIa remains that a big volume or
Ing. normal, is being carried on. Pros,
poets of an active business in iron
and steel multiply. B 81
The market for cotton goods is
again q back to the level preceding the
latesta advance; and trading Is now
cost Of raw material. There has
been reduction In the price to cents
and courtyard brown shcetings arc nov
quoted Mt 6 Ia cents. Somewhat sim
liar developm ents are noted in wooden
and worsted mills. The actual volume
of business as a whole is not serious
~ below normal, but is unevenly dis
.tributed -
I'm general. the shot market con-
tinues slow"
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ONNORFOLlE
sa 49, AND WESTERN RAILWAY. 5hEIsishs

WithGthe change of schedule taking
effect on sunday. March 6. the Nor
folk and Western r ailway viii lnau-
,gurate a new train, which will leave
arrive d ynchburg 1880 "a, NJ stop
ping at all stations; returning, Leave
Lynchburg 5:a53sP: NJ and arrive Pee
tersburg 9:2b P. NJ. arrive Richmond
III T. M. Il Train No. s will wilt leave
Petersburg at 3 $40 r. I! NJ. Instead OF
1IOaP. M, arrive Lynch burg57:3 Pm. =,
Roanoke $3.50 lBP M. Passengers viii
enye tIs roin ,GonnSGt
a will arrive Richmond 6:06 p NJ and
connect ionl from n o. 6 will arrive r ich -
mord i 30 II. Nj O. HI BOSLEY IS Il
"a 3 sa District Pass en- ger: gent, n
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Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE MARCH 6. 1910.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
Tor FLORIDA and South: 80 a. NJ. 10 "A.
MITES p. NJ and .10:3s p. NJ.
For Norfolk: 800 a. NJ, $500 p NJ.
For N. w. Ry., West: 900 A.. NJ. 300
For petersburg Pa 20 Is. NJ. s:l6 "A. M . 100
A. NJ, 1910 p. M 300 P. NJ, % 40 p. AZ,
6:o5 II. q NJ. 1925 $P Nj. $500 r. M and 80
u. NJ. 3s 4. . 3! II Iss
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $40 a. NJ.
$40 A. NJ; $3.50 a. M. u7 :o5 a, NJ, 1885 1850
"a. NJ, ..lO:45 a. NJ, 1870 p, NJ. Sos r. NJ.
$3.50 3P. NJ, 300 p. NJ 4 and 11:oo 2. NJ
E3. Except sunday. -'Sundays only. a Except
Monday. ,i.ia ri 81 s33 s855 'sG Gt 5s.3
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
nections not guaranteed. 3
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, MARCH !. 10; l9l

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH q, 1910.
gzSi5sH ARRIVED.
" Steamer Brandon, Harney, Norfolk, NOR
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora. Furman Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
scngcrs, Phillips Line.
SAILED
Steamer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers. virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora, Fnrman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengors Phillips Line. $g%9
schooner Alice c. Ogden. slgnaigo, Wilcox.
Va fertilizer
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SALES.
~ - a 49,

100 Amer. Agri. Chem. Cos.
~ 100 Allis.C Chalmers ............
100 Allis-C Chalmers, pfd.......
$500 Analgnmatcd Copper -.
$50 American Can ..........
100 American Can, pfd........
GOO Amer. Ger and Foundry.
200 Amor. Car and Fclil1.. pfd
100 American Cotton Oil.....a
GOO American Locomotive ~
100 Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
1860 American Smelling $50.
500 American Beet Sugar..,..
400 American Sugar ..........
1900 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co...
215 American Tobacco, com.
1.T30 American Tobacco, pfd..
800 Anaconda Copper .........l
1880 Atchison NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
500 Atlantic Coast Line......
10 A. G. Il Of Connecticut.
1000 Baltimore and Ohio......
100 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1,3W Canadian Pacific .........
1880 Central Leather .........5
3,25 Chesapeake and Ohio....
400 Chicago Great Western.
Chi. Great West, pfd....
$500 Chi, Mil. and st. PAUL..
1,250 Chicago and Northwest.
100 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
200 Col. and South, list pfd..
Col. and South. ed pfd..
$500 Consolidated Gas .........
$50 Crucible Steel Co.........
400 Crucible Steel, pfd.
Delaware and Hudson.
2,1CO Den. and Rio Gran, COM
leo Den. and Rio Gran, pfd.
100 Distillers' Sec. Cor.......
ZOO Erie Observation-Disclosures.
1870 Erie, list pfd.
$50 Fed. Min. and SIM, pfd..
400 General Electric, TO-.
LOO Great Northern, pfd. 80.
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OLD. DOMINIC LINE


Steamers Brandon and Berkeley. i ally. ~
Leave Richmond (foot Ash St.),.,.7:00 p. NJ.
Leave Newport News. .......5:00 "A. NJ.
Arrive Norfolk 500 "A. NJ.
Connecting with main line steamers leav-S
ing Norfolk for New York daily except sun
day 200 p M. INK. 81 ESP s5ss3
Between Richmond and Norfolk. Sc,
including stateroom berth: meals 50 cents.
u Trains via Norfolk and Western Ry.5 a 8
II. M and Chesapeake and Ohio sRy. at g
p. NJ. also connect wi II New y ork steamers.
Night limo steamers Brandon and Berkeley
stop at Claremont wharf oS;land -asscngers
and on signal to receive thenl. g Ms a.
II VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY
Point, Newport News and all James River
landings steamer Pocahontas leaves Old Do
day at 100 AM FareSto Norfolk. s1.ss:E
second class, $500: nj GA Is. so cents Freight
received Sforaall landings on, James River
Tickets on sale @. d. s.. IS. Co.'s office, SCI
2, Main ST.. or 500 p. Main ST.. Tho Jeffsr-
son and gMurphyz Hotel sY5 Ct !t2 II Il 81
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Norfolk and w estern Railway.

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect March s, 1910 VI
Leave BYRD street Station. Richmond,
FOR NORFOLK: 300 "A. M, $500 r, n.
a.. NJ, 300 r.. NJ. 70: 100 p. NJ. Arrive Rich-
lmond: From Norfolk-'1l 40 "a. L NJ, $3.50 II.
Mn 100 2, NJ From the West-'6;bo Al NJ.
~ :2o p. NJ. 6;o p. Nj, III 100 r. NJ.
Pullman. Parlor and Sleeping Cars; Cafe
Dining Cars C, H. tBOSLEY,5s a
W. ID. BEVILL. d. p. A. Richmond, Va.
O. p. m, Roanoke, Va. a A
sDaily. DAILY ex. sun. sl
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BOND QUOTATIONS.

Denver and Mo C;randc 4s.............. 81,
Denver and Rio Grandc ref. Ss g3A
Eric conv. is. series .A'............... 81
Erie conv. As. series "B'''................ ~
Metro. 4iss.................. 81
Inter- Mere Marine ass. ................. ".
Kansas City Southern lst IS (bid)........ -!
and Nash. Unified is........... !s'
Missouri Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sly
Union Pacific LIST and ref 4s.............. M
Norfolk and Western lst con. As ....... 100
Norfolk and western conv. 4s.i......... 1o31
copv, 31Ss )............. ~
Sea board Air Limo As odd ..... ...... So,
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Chicago. III. March A.--catt e--Recoipts
estimated ut $500 head, Market steady
Steers. $3.50 Raed !; COWS, 34Q 57h: heifers, 81
800; bulls. $500 1880: calyes. sac 900;
stockers and feeders, s4s5 q SIS. Hogs Re-
celpts estimated at II. 900 head. Market loo.
higher Choice heavy. s aod asb; butchers.
5ss,ss@ geo; light mixed, $4,000 o.7o; choice
light, 3eGo1eso; packing, 81 81 Is q 9S5;E9 pigs,
sseo1 30: bulk of sales. 1913 q 400. shesp--
Receipts estlnaate ed at 5000 head Market
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. N c., March 4-Spirits Tur-
at 5SAc.; receipts 60 casks.
Rosin-Receipts 24s barrels. Tar-Firm at
So: receipts % barrels. Crude Turpentine-
Firm t $3@4.5o and 1915; receipts barrels.
Savannah, Ga, March 4.-SpirIts Tur-
at 59s.c.; receipts 81 casks:
SS7 casks; stock 1866 casks. Ros-
sales 592 barrels; receipts $50 bar
rolls: shipments 4.asl barrels: stock lo5.ols
barrels. Quote: B, $40. g34 Ri
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CH1CAGO GRAIN NI,KKEr.

Chicago. III. March i.-Buying by shorts
started a fair rally in the wheat market
to-day. which finished with moderate
strength and with prices Is TO $40 &c. above
yesterdays closing level. Corn was borne
down by renewed realizing sales and closed
were heavy with other grain. final figures
being unchanged to &c. lower. Provisions
failed to follow tho lead of grain. but held
firm nearly all day and closed at advances
of o1s @ zoe.
The leading futures ranged as folows
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strong to loc. higher. sheep. se.5oas.1o
lambs. SS.6ona@5; Nearlinss. SIS lS.6O.

New York. March ..--Boeves Receipts
1850 head. steers s5,5oa7.ao; bulls. s4.5o0D
$50: tops, $40; COWS. s3.6a5.25. Calves
Receipts 1854 head. Veals, s7g1lc5; culls. S6
Lambs-Receipts $40 head Market strong.
sheep, s5M65o: lambs, s9qa75. IIogs-Re-
ceipts 20 head. Market easier for pigs at
1880: medium and heavy hogs. nominal.
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/ sEABOARD AIR LINE.

southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: 9:l0 a. M.--Local to Norlina.!
Raleigh Charlotte. Wilmington. lis P. NJ.
3-Sleepers and coaches, Atlanta BirE1ing-
ham, Savannah, Jacksonville and Florida
points. ::40 p. M.-To Florida points 1912
P. NJ. 10:45 p. M.--Slecpers and coaches
Savannah, Jacksonville atlanta. Brming-.
ham and Memphis Nbrthbound trains
scheduled to arrive Richmond daily: $3.50
"A. M, 100 A. NJ, rs "a. NJ. sos T. NJ. $40
EIl M
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

ing Company bid 4tc. for regular print
cloths at Fall River to-day. and obtained
5000 pieces. Odd cloths are selling on the
basis for &C. for regulars. The jobbers were
busier during the day, partly as a conse-
qucnce of more favorable weather condi-
tons. Demand for yarns is light and prices
rule low. as n s5sFl
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~ ;" =" ~ = ~ = :
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. March 1.-THE cotton market
showed generally stead Ter tone during to-
days trading owing TO moro favorable trade
accounts from abroad and even more bullish
weekend statistics than expected, but ad-
sances secured during the middle Of the day
~ere lost on most positions IN the late trad
ne. the close being barely steady, net
ooint lower to 6 points higher. The opening;
vas steady at a decline of point 10 an adj
4 iance of points. near months being rela-
lively firm in response to relatively steady
fables. There was some liquidation of late
3 positions at the start, but the dry weather
the Southwest checked short selling OF
3she new crop. and after the opening the
whole list advanced on encouraging cables
ss:oncerning foreign trade conditions covering
S,y yesterdays sellers and support from
I southern bulls. After showing net adj
ssance of about S1 II points the market eased
= II or points under realizing. but quickly
sirmed up following the publication OF the
INTO sight figures, suggesting the bulish Wis
bile supply changes, which were later re-
+ ,orted with May contracts selling at l4,Sl
Ind July at 1859, or loq12 points net higher.
ssealizing checked the advance and turned
l he market easier late In tho day with May
Il dosing at 1870 and July at li.50 bid. Ac-
I ording TO New York Cotton Exchange fig
sss res tho worlds visible supply of American
lotion Decreased 4l.oO0 bales for the week
Ealnst decrease Of about $500 for the
Hme week last year. Southern spot mar
lets officially reported early were I'M
hanged 10 tic, higher The decline in the
NJ ldTkcl iate Oh Huiso was id' seiy tuut
80 reports of Increased curtailment In Ian
II astlire. while private cables this morning
aaot only failed to confirm theHreports thai
55ome mills were closing down. but indicated
nat certain establishments would 20 on full
time next Monday Private cables frcm
;remen stated that spinncrs were short Of
Snrplies.
4 Estimated receipts of cotton at tho port,
,-day were ll,h3? bales against 1853 las,
eek and 37ts5 last year. For the week Is.
70 bales inst s24s2 last week and 1855 So!
Lat year To-days receipts at New Or
e sans. SSH bales against Sill last year. and
ft5t Houaton o.3i7 bales against $50 last year,
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Report OF the 1.-Two stock market for the
week ending February g.: ~
Recelpts-Cattle, 397 head; calves. SO head;
sheep. 63 head; hogs, 3SSa head. F(
Cattlc--Best steers. G1ac,; medium to good.
IA d6c.; common to fair. A 1hc.: 4 best helf-
ers. bhc.; medium to good, ~ GQ6Nc,;4 best
cows. Be-; medium to good. 40p4Ac.; common
to fair. aG3Ec.; bulls. 4RiNc.: extra fine,
higher. Cows and calves, SIS s5. 100 per head.
Calves. 6@7hc.; extra, 30; best sheep. %
Ghc.: common to fair, az Qp6c.; best lambs.
5 Gs14c.; common to fair, 5@71sc.; best hogs,
l0c.; light and medium. 94 9'tc.; shonts, 3 q
SNc.:E rough hogs, 73s0sc.; a,arantlned cat
tie 6h@6,65: "a few extra, hi.her.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

(Rcported by Rodgers, McCabe & Coz
Petersburg, Va. March 4-Poanuts.-.
at sl35 per bushels: receipts
light. Enthusiastically. bunch, 4is@5c.;
fancy, ~ Q4l.c.: machine picked. 3K Q4hc.;
shclling stock, 3i:94c
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"a les. all kinds, $4,000 ttiie total safes
prior to February a ~ total snins,
American Gb,OOn: English, spinnurs'
taklng.t $4,000. total export. 1900:
tity afont, American, $4,000: to tai ssnlng
on spec,ilntion, $500; total salcs 10
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Cotton, quiet: middling. 1895: stock. 1851
bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts.
ll6sc bales: export TO Great Britain, :,ol0
bales; to France. 1900 bales: to the Conti-
nent 1895 bales.
Total since september ] at all ports-Net
receipts, 6.06e,a3e bales; export to Great
Britain l,6ss,a56 bales; to France. 'ss,4S
bales: to the Continent, 1.9e9.G0l bales; TO
Japan, osool baless to Mexico. l3.slo bales.
New Orleans. La. March 4.-Gotton-Spot
cotton steady: middng, 1i&c.; sales on the
spot $500 bales; TO arrive, $50 ba.es; hedged
cotton. 500 bales.
Futures opened quiet at an advance OF. 2G4
points on favorable cables. Many bulllsh
private messages from Liverpool were re-
ceived. the glst of which was that the con-
of cotton was increasing. that tho
reports OF mills closing were untrue. and
that II was increasingly difficult to buy new
crop months, and prices advanced further.
The weather map was again clear and dry,
which was unfavorable for the Western
belt. From the middle OF the morning on
the market was quiet, but very steady on
the bullish into-sight statement. which put
tho weeks into sight at 1855 bales against
los,35l bales this week last year. During the
morning sales on the spot were estimated
at about $500 bales. Among the sales was
| long staple cotton at nearly CSC. pound.
| In the afternoon session longs took profits
on an extensive scale. The closing was
| steady at net advance OF 311 points.
Futures closed steady. Closing bids: March,
1865; April. 1i.67 nominal: May. 1913; July.
1881: August, 1896; September, 1907; Octo-
ber 1856; December. 1c.39
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Southern Pacific cow ts.................. 1929
Southern Railway IS tbid) ............... loss
Southern Railway gen is............... 7ss
United states refunding IS. registered. 1917
United states rcfundins IS. coupon...... l0lI;
United states SIS, registered. ........... 1o2,!
United States 49, coupon. 1921!
United States rs. registered. lltN
United Stntcs IS coupon..."............! 14s
Union Pacific conv 4s..,..,,... ........ 1925
United States steel md 1s................. i05k
Virginia Car. Chem IS tbid)............ 0S2j
Wabash LIST anu ext. is..................... 1si!
Mo. Fac. conv. p. c. ctfs.............. 91 u
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COTTON STATISTICS TIC

Ltverpool March 4.--Following are.
oil kinds. $4,000 bales; Imports, Amer
lean: 5000; stock, all kinds. 9S4 900;
stock, american. $4,000; American;
forwarded. $4,000; exports. 2.G92; total
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american Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. s2M
american Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. .1osh
-Atchison COW. 117a;
AtchIson conv. 5s llSA
Atlantic Coast Line LIST As.............. W.
Brooklyn Transit COW. 4s............... ss;i
Central of Georgia IS tbid)...... 1867;
and Ohio ref 5s............. 1t6h
Chicago, B. and Quincy gen. is........ p3ia
Chicago. X. l. and Pac. II. II. coll u.s.. SOY
Chicago, r. 1. and Pac. ny. rfg 4s.... 9lss
Colorado and Sou. ref. and ext 4izs.... 30
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-.--7
4 Ponltry--Iiens much lower to-day. and no
prospects for an advance soon, They have
heen unusually high recently, due 10 an out
side demand. Turkeys ducks guineas and
geese continue active. EgEs-Receipts heav.
Ter, but market active to-day at. quotations.
iButter-Reeepts moderate and all grades In
lar demand at prices quoted, Lye Stock
AL kinds in good demand and receipts
light Neslh very scarce and active. sun
! dflAk-DtsssSd hoSsa sp1rerlb and chino
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Treahurr Statement

=. N, f5tH&tldtH6s 71a1FT-, IA
Wnshln eton, D, c., March 4-The6 condi-5
ton of the Treasury at tho beginning OF
business to-day was as follows:
Trust Funds. s5s.8
Gold COIN, 1851 0l7, $50
Silver dollars......, 7. ESQ, 900
silver dollars OF $780, I. 4. ~ 1885. 900
Silver certificates outstanding. aoo, $50. 600
General Fund. 3 q
Standard silver dollars In general
fund .................... 6ol7,179
current liabilities. 97004 III
Wording balance In Treasury Offices 2l,7s4,967
tho United states ................... q, sso15s
Subsidiary silver coin q ,c2S, III
Minor coin..,......,........ .l.,.., 1,lSl,3S6
Total balance In general fund $500. 1880, las
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8HEsTER,s STATEMENT


New Orleans, La. March 4.-Secrs-
stary Hestcr's statement OF the worll's
supply or cotton, issued to-day, shows
the total visible to be i.liO.l09,@
against 4.i6S.276 last week and 5,402.i2d
last year. or this the Total Of Amer
iean cotton is a,l52,1,o9ts against {, s,.ss,-
5276 last week and 4,23S.42i last year
and OF all other kinds, including
Egypt, Brazil. India, etc, l.2Ss,000,t
against 1,322,oOO last week and 1,16i,-
900 last year.
or the worlds visible supply Of cot
ton there is now ailoat and held In
Great Britain and Continental Europe
o,33600O. against 3,1S6,O00 last year;
lin Egypt, l72,o0O, against 100000 last
year; in india. 100000, against $4,000
last year. and in the United States,
1,235,0oo, against 1.i53OoO last year
'1ncluding Liverpool, plus correction
all kinds, 10000, and Houston and
Shreveport, minus stock correction,
1900.
fIncluding Liverpool, plus correction
American. FLOOD. and Houston and
shreveport. minus correction, 1900
bales.
+Including Liverpool. minus stock
correction other kinds. 5000
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FrederickS6'g Potomac R. II
.70ARD FROM WASHING 70HAHD BEy0NL
Lcave!Richmond

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave Byrd St. Sta. 1870 r. u. for Fred
Leave Elbs Sta. ESQ 4. h, 80 p. n for Ashland.
Arrive Byrd St. Sta. 1926 AM. from
Arrive EbA Sta. $40 AM. 80 F. N. from land.
'Deily. Weekdays. ssundays only. DAILY
except Monday. All trainstoF or from Byrd
Street Station Except trains leaving 4. 50 a m !.
and arriving ITO night stop at Elba. Time o
arrivals and departures not guaranteed. Read
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Quotations for interest paying bonds are
Sat price. to which interest must be added
alncpme bonds and certificates OF indebted
ness are flat. Il
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The time Museum

y # ELEVENTH AND cLAYsTRERTS
Open daily from 70 a, ~, to S =, ~ AdnlsLss3
2sc, Free IN SAtuzdAyA IA If, M
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond Va, March 1. 1910. /
Observation-Disclosures Quiet. but firm. Fair
receipts. Dark Tobacco-Rcccipts liberal.
Market steady al unchanged prices. sun
continue liberal and mar
ket active at prices quoted for all sound
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CATTLE MARKETS.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Soles at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond, Va, March 4, 1Dl0. Z
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New York. March 4.--R. G. Dun &:
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade to-mor-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-06
VI. G. ,. ".


VNI Iifhll WIS almost lHhtN
away when wc saw our column
ina brand new dress and "a dif.
lcrcut role assigned " the Press
Superintendent by the editor
She had been feeling quite come
Portable jn the old suit bid away
ina "littIe coy corner and 30 Is
with no small degree of diHdoDce
that We don our new bib and
tucker and extend 90 AN Alright
good cheer and a happy New
Year.
To the friends Of the AyaIau-
che far and near we begin the
work of 1910 under the most fa-
vorabe auspices. Victory is
perched upon our banners, the
governors of prohibition states
are awakening to the fact that
the laws regulating interstate
commerce must be changed so
that liquor cannot be shipped in
to prohibition territory The
governor Of Kansas speaks right
out and says Uncle Sam stands
in with the liquor traffic. We
wrote ex-g governor, st John not
long since regarding some mat
tiers concerning the temperance
work. as we consider him the
best authority i'm the United
States today We received a
prompt reply a part of which
viii interest every body lie
began IN his friendly fashion as
follows.
My Dear Mrs. Stubs. Itwas
almost ike shaking hands with
an old friend so receive your
good letter this morning. And
you are now away down in Texas.
You are in a good state and |
among good people and In ten
years from now there viii not
be a legalized saloon within its I
borders. ! note what YOU say
about governor Stubs. he is
right. The greatest enemy the
temperance cause has today and .
and the best friend of the saloon .
Is the United States government. F.
We have never had a president
yet who dared % utter a word .
against the saloon. Twenty-Five .
years ago they hung and burned
men IN etigy in all the northern
states, but now the cry all over
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gave more credit 10 the W. G.
r. u than we had ever dreamed
belonged to them IN bringing
about this condition he is
thoroughly conycrsant with our
work and ! believe we can TRUTH
fully say as did Miss Willard.
about cN- governor ST. John.
"thc woods are not fuIl of such
men. We need ministers all
over this land like him. Having
the world for their audiences.
We were not at AN surprised,
but We We're very much pleased
to have h'm join us. and don the
White Ribbon. Mrs Woldarth
served a delightful luncheon of
cakes and candies in abundance,
with fruit We then adjourned
to meet with Mrs. Whcclock the
fourth Thursday in January.