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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1911-02-01
Daily Cotton Movement


Galveston: Firm; mddling, 15c; net re-
ceipts, 1896 gross receipts, 1876; sales.
$685. stock, 243,0S1.
New Orleans: Firm; nliddling, IA 15-16c;
net receipts, 13,693a gross receipts, 1858;
sales, 1900; stock a95, 40; Great Britain.
COCO; France, 4511; continent, 1883; coast
wise Go.
Mobile: Quiet; middling, 14s4c; net re-
ccipts, 1854; gross receipts, 1884; sales, 800;
stock, 36,315; continent. 300; coastwise, 1890
Savannah; Quiet; middling, 14Ac; net
receipts, 6251; gross receipts, 6251; sales,
1885, stock, 134.732; continent, 1000; coast
wise, 305S.
Charleston: Firm; middling, 1850; net
receipts, 902; gross receipts. 902; sales, 1856;
stock, 31,107; coastwise, 474.
Wilmington: Steady; middlng, 14kc; net
receipts 457; gross receipts, 457; stock.
1880.
Norfolk: Quiet middling, 147sc net re-
ceipts, 1885; gross receipts, 2256; sales,
956; stock, 24,077; coastwise, 1918.
Baltimore: Nominal; middling, 15c;
gross receips, $3.50; stock, 7406; Great Brit
ain, 10; continent, 4195.
New York: Quiet; middling, 14.95c;
gross receipts, 1888; sales. $500; stock, 311,-
1888; continent, 1886; coastwise, 347S
Boston: Quiet; middling, 14.95c; net re-
ceipts, 1923; gross receipts, 1868; stock, ~
727
Philadelphia: Quiet; middling. 15.2oc;
gross receipts, 1896; stock, 1850; continent.
300
Port Townsend: Net receipts, 1886; gross
receipts, 24S5; Japan, 1885,
Minor ports: Stock, 1884.
Georgetown: Net receipts, 60; gross re-
ceipts, 60; coastwise, 60.
Total today at all ports: Net, Al 1862;
Great Britain, 6010 France 4511; CONT
nent, 1869; Japan, 2435; stock, 1888 2S1.
Consolidated at an ports: Net, IS, 15S;
Great Britain, 23,617; France. 1881; CONT
nent, 1888; japan, 2435.
Total since September 1 at all ports:
Net. 7,O76676 Great Britain, 1884, 46S;
France. 691. 6ss; continent, 1851; Japan,
o., 1863; Mexico, 1915.
Interior Movement
.ceipts, $685. gross receipts, 1866; ship
ments. 6669; sales. 2122; stock, 93.O7S
Augusta: Quiet; middling, IA 15-16c; net
receipts. 6s7; gross receipts, 9S7; ship
ments, 1873; sales, 500; stock, 6S. 299
Memphis: Steady; middling, 15Ac; net
receipts, 1147; gross receipts. 1885, ship
ments. $685.; sales, 1850; Stock 2O3. 1896
st. Louis: Quiet: middling, 15Ac; net
receipts, 4s; gross receipts, 1885: shipments
200; stock. 23,752.
Cincinnati: Net receipts. 1884, gross re-
ceipts. 1884; shipments, 1873; stock, 1853
Louisvile Firm; middling. 15Ac.
Little Rock: Firm; mddling, IA 1S-16c
net receipts. $40; gross receipts, 310 ship
ments, 1903; stock, 35,340
Total today: Net receipts, 1896; gross
receipts, 1o,4Ss; shipments, 1919; sales
ALL; stock, 4I,S24.
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st. Louis Grain

st. Louis, January 31.-Wheat futures:
Higher; May, s6%c; July. s1%c. Corn fu-
lures: Higher; May. 9SssG9s&c; July, 49a4c.
Oats futures: Lower; May. 321ac Cash
wheat: Lower; track No. red, 9SQ$1. OH !:
No. hard, 94c6$1 .O1. Cash corn: Stronger;
track No. 2. 441hc; No. white, 461zc.
Cash oats: Lower; track No. 2, 32hc; No.
2 white, 33Q34c.
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Visible Grain Supply

New York, January 31.-Special cable
snd telegraph communications received by
Bradstreets show the following changes in
available supplies as compared with pre-
vious account: se.. az.
q Wheat United States, east of Rockies,
: decreased 345,0Oo bushels.
? Canada, decreased 100000.
Total United States and Canada, de-
creased 545, 900.
y Af6at for and in Europe, decreased
100000. Total American and European
- supply decreased $4,000. -le
: Corn, United and Canada, increased
1.493,Ooo
Oats, United States and Canada. in
. creased 10000. ssss rss'r
- Among the leading decreases and in
ereases reported this week are: De-
creases.. Louisville. 1900; Fort Worth
$1,000; Dallas, $4,000.
So Increases, Chattanooga. 5O,Oo0
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Coffee Market

Coffee Market
New : York, January 31.-Coffee
opened steady but somewhat irregular
as December was 2 points lower I'M
der disappointing French cables, while
other months were changed to 2 points
higher on covering and a little bull
support. Private cables from Brazil
reporting that the crop Is still suffering
from drouth may have promoted some
buying here in connection with the
claims of steady firm orders from pri-
mary sources and with offerings light
prices worked up to net advance of
about to IA points Part of this gain
was lost later, however, under really
ing, the close being barely steady at
a net advance of to points. Sales,
10000 bags; February, 10.70c; March,
1o.75c; April. 10.7Sc; May, 1O.S2c; June,
10.81c; July, 1O.Soc; August. 1O.7Oc;
September. 10000; October. 1O.5oc; No
vember, 10.45c; December 1O.40c
: Havre, was u on higher; Hamburg.
NOE higher. Rio so reis lower at
SIX $50; Santos nominal Brazilian
exchange on London unchanged at
16 3-16d. Receipts at two Brazilian
ports, $4,000 bags against $1,000 Jun
sdiahy receipts $500 against $500 last
year. New York warehouse deliveries
yesterday 1892 bags against 1926
last year. Rain was again reported in
Sac Paulo.
Spot coffee quiet; No. 7 Rio, 1sc;
Santos No. 4. 1870; Mild. quiet; Cor
dova, 13% Q15%c nominal.
Metal Market
, New York, January 31.-Standard cop
per quiet. Spot, February, March, April
end May, $11 .90@12 10. London firm; spot,
e54 lis Cd. Futures, Eos lbs Cd. Custom
house returns show exports SO far re-
ported for January of 29257 TONS Local
dealers reported somewhat steadier
i market. ~
e, Lake. s12. 621s912. s71s; electrolytic, s12s7lk
G12.50, and casting, $12G12. %.
Tin was unsettled spot, SAP. 75a43. 25;
February, March, April and May, $42043
London weak; spot and futures, G197
Lead dull "a. 45@4.5O New York. 81. ESQ
<.35 East st. Louis.
London, e12 16s Cd.
Is Spelter dull, IS. 35@5. AS New York; IS. 20
;@5. 80 East st. Louis. London, E23 los
Iron, Cleveland warrants 49s 11hd Lon
= don. Locally iron was steady. No. 1
foundry northern, $15. 25@1s.25; No. p
81. FOOLS rs; No. / southern and No. 1
southern soft, SIS. 25d15.75.
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Cotton Seed OIL
Naval stores

Savannah, January S1.-Turpentine firm
ssA@SSHc; sales. 357; receipts, 263; ship
ments, 652; stocks. 1869. Rosin Arm; sales
500: receipts, 1910; shipments 2757; stocks.
81, 692. Quote: B, $685.; d. s6.671h; E. $780,
F, $6.721a; G, $6.75; H, $6771e; I, $3.50; X.
81. 10; M, $3.50; N. s7.s5; VIC, s.; WV, $500
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New York Cotton futures.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1911-02-01

I esFnsv 4 .i.ss:;f sfsIi 10 saotss
.0ssI snod's s.S9ds asse ona
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-06
GORDON PLEADS
FOR MRS NELSON
Former e'7nner Philadelphia Judge AS
sails New Divorce Law, Depriv-
ing Hearing Before Jury.

Pittsburg. June 6-Ex-Judgc Cor
don. of Philadelphia. has chal-
iensed the courts OF Pennsylvania to
invoke the recent divorce law amend
ment and deprive Mrs. Andrew w.
Mellon of trial by jury in the suit
for divorce brought BY her husband
wealthy banker and nnancier
is this court going to lend it's as
eistance In the contamination of a
plot to deprive this good woman of
her right to be tried by twelve men
to determine II she is guilty OF the
horrible crime charged against herr"
questioned ExrJudge Gordon. when ar
gument was taken UP before Judge
John A Evans on the petition pre-
attorneys requesting that O master
De appointed to take evidence. The
diVorce Is asked on statutory grounds.
me respondent named by Mr. Mellon
Us young EnBlishman. who holds n
captains commission in the British
army. ''I
This woman cannot be deprived OF
this right without your aid,'' con-
tinued Ex-Judge Gordon. This bill,
which was passed BY the last Legisla-
ture. gives the court the power to
say whether or not she shall, have trial
by Jury. The bill has caused much
Talk since Its passage. Will your
honors do something that might ca ST
reflection upon your honorable pro-
fession? The matter is in your hands.
The Legislature has left It TO your
discretion whether Mrs Mellon shall
have a trial by Jury or by a master"
The address was an attack on the
passage Of the divorce amendment,
which was signed by Governor Tencr
In April, and which counsel for Mrs.
Mellon declares wss passed to be in
voked against her in the fght TO have
the case tried in open court. A num-
Der of the local members OF the Legis-
iature were in the court room and
heard the attack on the measure.
Representative George Alter, OF Al
iegheny county. was among those
present He said that he neveS voted
for this bill. although the records seem
TO show that he did. The bill, he de.
ciared. was an outrage and unconstitu-
tional ,5
Judge Evans declared that under the
new law all former proceedings were
wiped out. and held that II acted as
sort OF a ripper" Ex-Judge Cor
don had argued that the new law was
not applicable, the Mellon proceed
mss antedated It's passage.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. June k.-Flour--steady with a
moderate trade. Rye Fiour-QuIet. Corn
meal-Firm, Rarley-Quet. wheat-1rreg-
ulsr: No. red, aeH. elevator and sl.t0A
Ahoat. Futures closed lifc. net advance.
July, eahc,; September. mSc. Corn-Firm:
export, new, Ne. ,. siAc nominal. (. O. b.
"A Hoat Futures closed VAC. net higher.
July. September and December. sac Oats
Firm; standard white. tic. Futurcs closed
nominal Isu
cut Meats-steady. Lard-Firm Petro-
leum-s,eady. Rosin-oulet rirpentine =
Firm. Mola.ses-Quiet. Rice-steady. Sugar
Raw. nrm; refined. steady cohee-Futures
closed etcady. not ONE point higher TO two
lower. spot steady; Rio. No. I. 2l5-16e.
santos. No. I. i5c.; mild. dull; Cordova. i3G
l5c
Buter-st.ady; creamery specins- 2a,sa
nc Cheeso-Firmer. EKss-Steadier. Pc
tstoes-EteNdy; tarrel. t25oG $50. Jersey
sweets. basket f1 zoo Ca bha ges-Firmer
Southern. crate. sl.6oa $50 Freisht.--oulet;
cotton 10 Liverpool per no pounds. Sc.
grain to Liverpool. ND; grain to London
I'D Posnuts-Firm: fancy handplcked. Vir-
rinia, ti3c. do. Hheiled. Nos. and ?. g. Q
5Lc,
co,ton...d on va. dull, ou, nrm on
scarcity o. c>sArings and little professional
huving and IN sympathy NTH strength oi
hos productE and cotton. Futures closed ; q
: points net. June. s5i9s.6s: Julv. e.66T 5 20;
August. s,6fTs.+: September s sen s.e5 DC
toher. 5.2o1 e.2i; prime crude nominal: prime
summer yellow. st2T 1888 prim. winter vel
lcw. e601e IS: prime summer white. $500
T25
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New Z ork
Stock Market

New York. n. T.. Juno b.-After an
uninterrupted advance during the
Sreated part OF the past week. in
which stocks were carried to the
highest level OF tho year. the
movement halted to-day. a mildly
reactionary tendency developed, but
the market offered such effective re-.
sistance to pressure that Losses in most
cases were small. The change In the
character OF the market from Its
strong. vigorous tone of last week
seemed to be due to the varying tenn
per OF speculation rather than to hap
peninEs which might have bearing
upon values. for the events of the
day were rather more encourag cling
than otherwise. The purely profess
e:onal element. however. WAS disposed
to be bearieh to-day, II for no other
reason than that the rise had been
carried 10 such an extent that re-
action was deemed logical.
The outside demand appeared to
hsve fallen OF somewhat and the ir-
regularity of the opening and the
manner In which some OF the import
ant stocks such as st. Paul. American
Smelling and United States Steel. de-
clined In the early session encouraged
bear traders to join In vigorous de-
monstration. The selling, however.
Was not effective. There were numer-
GUS substantial declines. but prices
began to recover in short order. Sup
port was offered wherever 1t was
needed TO preserve the stability Of the
market, and in the latter part of the
day the marketa was comparatively
dull. with a distinctly frmer tone.
Some further ADVANCES were made,
but they were chiefly among the In
duetrial Issues. such as the Gas and
Electric stocks, Underwood Type
writer gained nine points, extending
Its rise since the latter part of March
to thirty points. ST. Paul sold off
when It's April report. showing a de-
crease OF s7os,ooo in gross earnings
and OF sSO6.ooo In net had been made
known There was further weakness
in the securities OF the American
Tobacco. which are traded In on the
exchange. although the common stock
held fairly steady on the curb" at
ter its drop of about 1870 points since
the rendition OF the tobacco decision
BY the Supreme Court last week.
Reports from the steel trade were
that a definite trend toward heavier
orders appeared to have set In. In
response to the crudition In prices.
pronounced gains before the latter
part OF the month. Another cut In
rrices on the part OF the principal
Western subs Nary OF the United
states Steel Corporation was announc-
ed Several plants In the Pittsburg
district which have been idle for some
time are now TO resume.
Some Improvement In the textile
inquiry, which has experienced pro-
icnged period OF severe depression.
was Indicated to-day.
81
showed that traffic had held approXi-
nately on q level with last year.
Prospects of large crope offer promise
OF satisfactory volume OF business
IN coming months. M
The bond market was Irregular.
Total sails, par value. s34ss,ooo. United
States government bonds were I'M
changed on call Total salee for the
day, 5os,soo shares
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CHOOSES OF HONOR AWARDED
TO EASTERN SHORE VETERAN,

Onancock. Va, Juno 5-ExercIses IN
connection with the award OF crosses
OF honor to Confederate veterans OF
the Eastern Shore by the Daughters
OF the Confederacy was largely al
TENDED The courthouse, court green
and rooms OF Jefferson Davis Chap
ter were crowded. Tho principal feat
ures were: Prayer. by Rev. j.. r. Tay-
lor, rector of ST. Georgia parish: ad-
dress OF welcome. by Walter Mapp,
OF the Accomac bar; the reading of
paper on the life and character of
Jefferson Davis. by Miss Lucy NJ.
Ames. of Pungoteague High School.
for which, in a competitive contest, a
medal had been given her; address, by
Captain. william 4. White. OF Nor
folk. and the pinnlng on of crosses
by Mrs. ]. r. B. Stuart The proceed
inEs were enlivened with music and
Confederate songs. A sumptuous din
ner was served In the chapter rooms
to the veterans.
Crosses we're bestowed upon the
following veterans: John H. Ashby, w.
II. Badger, Benjamin Belote, John s.
Cutler, Spencer d. Fletcher. E. o.
Gladstone, William l. Handy. j. NJ.
Henderson. John *. James, Henry
Clay Johnson, Severn P. Johnson, A.
B. Miles. 1sma w Mesrs, George L.
Onley. E. K. Littleton. j. r. Pouison.
T. NJ. Scott. ". E. Smith. w. a. Scott,
Henry +. Wilkerson. NJ r. Wilson.
John T. Young. DR.. a. 3. Dunnaway.
S. s. White and J. ", Holland.
Descendants: Mrs Margaret D. Bag
we'll, OF General E. r. Bagwell; Miss
Jennie Fletcher. OF T. II. Bayly
Brown. Miss Mary EicheIberger, OF
William ]. Eichelberger: Benjamin r.
r-t q 1T. ~ r. ~
Fletcher. OF Corbln D. Fletcher; George
L. Fosuue. Of George 3. Fosque; Mrs.
e +. Nottingham. OF James NJ Har-
menson: Mrs. Joseph r. Wescott. OF
James C. Weaver; Edmund B. Parker,
OF BENJAMIN T. Parker.
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FIRST HALF.
Notice to Taxpayers
ONCE OF Collector Of City Taxes.

"a SoileCtOT Oh CITY taxes,
City Hall, Richmond Va.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY 10
RECEIVE ALL OR oNB-HALF OF
CITY TAXES. REAL ESTATE AND
Personal. FOR THE YEAR 1911 on
JUNE 18TH.
THE WHOLE TAX IS DUE. but the
ordlnanGe provides that one-haif may
pc Paid IN June and the remaining half
IN december. Failure to pay ali or
one-half in June incurs penalty Of
. per cent OH the whole amount. which
- 1.,. 1ae az once. and IL not paid before
quired to levy. with costs added.
ALI. MALES FL years OF are All.
PERSONS (MALE Or FENIAtE, Mo Mo
own personal property. or hold personsl
property as .fduciary. and all parties
conducttng BUSINESS in tho city NJ
richmond (of whatever naturej are
assessed. and Will please call and set
tie, SO as to avoid delinquency, D
Z GRADING, PAVING. PIPE AND
SEW Err CONNECTING BILLS are ma.
bic In the snme manner as Taxes ann
g., GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPERTY
bills. 49, g III your
for By law please e 'n give nGti1 nr1 proyided
tention. as under the new ordnance <
per cent penalty Will have 10 he addaS
10 the whole bill after June a0th.
washington Ward taxes. etc m,,st
ee paid at the office OF the Deputy Col
rector, Tenth and Hull Streets ~
IL l.. HUGE.
City Collector pro- tenn
City OF Richmond
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Railroads.
SOUTHERN RAu,IUAY

IKAiNs LEAVE RlCHMOND
NJ B'-Foilowing schedule figures publi.h.d
as Information and not guaranteed,
e:io A. A.-Deily-Local for CharIoti. M,
ham and Raleigh. l5:t5 A. M-DaIIvNiin,t,-
,d-For all points South DrawIng Rnnn,
Buffet Sleeping Car to AsheviiIe. n g 4 @
p, NJ. ES. sun.--I>oeal for Durham and In
termediatc stations. $50 p. NJ Elk sun
keysrille Local ila5 r. M.-Daily-1,ImIt.a
Fer all points South. Pullman ready at $40
p. n. - -. '''SS
York RIVER LINE.
4:1o p. Mel sun.--Ta West Pt eo,p,,,.
ing for Baltimore Mon. Wed and Fri $50
A. NIX. sun. and 2:ib y, M.-Mon Wed
and Frl-Locai TO West Point
TRAINS ARRivE RlcHMoED
daily; $50 A. NJ. Ell sun.; HIS E. spn,,
i:ca p. n daily. From West Point: 9:so A.
n Daily; Has A. N. Wed. and Fri; AN p
ii. EI. Sun. -Ts5t't - -
g. Z. BURG Dss, D. p. A..
NO e. Main St 'Phoa. Madison Us
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Norfolk and Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Eject May IL. 1911.
Leave Byrd Street station, Riehmona. ron
NORFoLk; es.lo 4. NJ, 800 A. RI. sa:o5 :,
a., H;1o P. N. b7 20 p. NJ. 800 :
FOR LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST.
.e;ib A. ~. 1000 A. ~. 100 p. M %: 20
p. 81. H# IRE - '1o
81. bil45 a. 81. 's:as p. 81. bio.,6 p NJ
'ii:so r. NJ. From III. West: .s:ss 4. NJ
AGO p. NJ. h2:i6 p. NJ. 's:o5 p. NJ. ss:co r. NJ
Pullman Parlcr md Sleeping csrs. Cats
Dining Cars. c. IL. BosLEY-
W. b BEvILl. q. r. A.. aoanoke. Va
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corroS MaRKErs

Eeu York June 6-The ANNA, .,..-.,- :,
the New York Exchange attracted SO ynutb
attention SIS 10 restrict business % some 81
tent to- day, particularly a Il was a holiday
:r Liverpool. but there wa. a noderat. rad.
and prices showed further advance ,n
bull support OF both the old and n.a. cron
ead owing TO continued talk OF DRY w.Athe,
q net advance OF 6Gl3 points n,
Receipts to-day z?T9 bales ageinst a4ai.,.
week and 1855 Last year. For the week ~,
ero eaiet agnins, 2'.fA last week and siol
Na bales against 1865 las, year.
Cotton futures opened steady ami closed
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csc; No hard. ssH 1885,; No. / northern.
siSlW; No. northern. acc. ano1; No.
northern, IS .iol; No. /, sprins. esa@c
40. spring. s.8sTc.: velvet chan. saaasc
auram, s. q &c. corn-So. Z. 5is@ s4c.: No.
So wn',e, % 9 Sste. No. 2 yellow. b5a 55xc;
, ,s.Si oth g 65stc.: No. 4. 6in ff5ae No
xo. i'S s az u SO go yeloS 6l,sg62lte. oats
a whi - 90 z,,a sos:: No While. j. q SsNo No.
ard. 3'A q as4c. $3.50 % ~ sianc-
Output. ass,soo pounds, o' 'a
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middlins upland.. 1880: middlins sui:. ISIS:
sales go bales.
Cotton. aules; middiIns. 1850; stock. i2s,e,,
Total today at all por..-Se, rec.ip,s.
are bales; export to Grea; Britain, i.476
bales: to the Continent. 1888 bales; stock,
29e.al0 bales .GsN
Consolidated a, all por,s-Set receipts,
bis bales; export 10 Great Britain. 2.isp
bales: TO- the Continent. 7.7,i bales.
Total since September Mt all ports-Set
receipts. s.Ts.t?i bnles; export TO Great
Britain, S.s2sS' bales. to France. sss.sSi
bales; 10 the Continent. 2.eoS.Sf7 bales. to
Japan. 1879 bales; to Mexico. 2O25 bales,
New Orleans, La. Juno 6.--1.ast weeks
buying movement MAS renewed in the cotton
market to-day on unfavorable weather con-
ditions. which appeared to extend through
out the cotton belt. and al result prices
were put l3Ge2 points over the closing fg-
nres OF last Friday. Futures opened steady
AT an advance OF u points on III. old crop
months and l?a 10 points on the new. Sale.
on the spot 20 bales and 50 to arrive. Futures
Futures opened and closed steady. Closing
bids; June. l6:5a; July, 1918; August, 1855;
September. l3.7a October 1882; December
1871; January. 1884: March. 1874 n
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Drown. WINE in nnthina.

Special to The Times Dispatch
Alexandria. Va, June 6.-Auhrey L.
Miller, eight years old. son OF An
drew Miller. was drowned In Hunting
Creek, south Of this city. this after
noon. while In bathing. The lad was
with another youth named Charles
Glover. when he was carried out by
the current and drowned. The body
was shortly afterwards recovered,
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Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIYE May %. ie11.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: s:l5 A. Ii. and
f:s6 P. NJ. 100 A. NJ. Charleston,
For Norfolk: $50. eco A. NJ. $500 p L..
For n. & ". Ry. West: e:l5 A. ", 1000
a. NJ, 'a:oo P. NJ. and s;2o p. NJ.
For Petersburg: 1:oo A. & NJ, e:l6 A NJ
.'s.Io A. 81. s;ls A. NJ. $500 A. NJ. 1000
Az NJ. $500 P. NJ. 4:lo ?. ~. s.cS P. IL.
1900 P. NJ. 7:ah P. NJ, e:ao P. NJ, II:t5 p. NJ.
z For Goldsboro and FnyettevilIe:l .4;l0 p. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 4f5 A. NJ.
$40 "A. NJ. SIS a. M. 1917 "A. NJ, $40: Io
A NJ. '1l:4o A. NJ. .'l1;ib'A. NJ. 1900 P. NJ.
900 p, NJ. .'lo:25 P. NJ 1870 p. M
Except Sunday. - Sunday only.
Time of arrival and departure ana con ;
nectiona not guaranteed. 5g 7fl7s.
: "a c. g. CAMPBELL. D. A. e
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sEABoARD AIR LINE.

southbound trains sch .duled to leave Rich.
mond datly e:10 A. M.-Local to NorIIna
Birmingham. Savannah, Jacksonville and
Florida points. $50 P. m.-sleepers and
points. n:is P. M.-sfeepers ana coaches. At
ianta, Birmingham, Memphis and tho South.
west Eorthbound trains schcduled to arriv.
In Richmond daily: 5:52 A. H.. 7:23 A NJ
5:06{P. NJ, $40 p. M. t7tt -
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Baltimore Steam Packet Co.

Equipped with wireless telegraphy.
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
* NORFOLK AND OLD POINT i7'Ir
Leave Richmond Daily. including Sunday, Via
~ &. w. Ry. 500 p NJ. Norfolk $40 p NJ.
C. & Q. Ry. 400 p. NJ. Old Point y 80 p n
O. D. S: S. Co. 100 p, NJ Gone day in Nor
fok). 3! I'M IN
Va. Nav. CO. e:ac a. NJ. tMondsy. wedne.-
day and friday. .i2i{t
Tickets at all offices. For state-ooms no.
ply to Fl. NJ. BOYKIN. Agent. $40 East Main
Street. 743 7sl-7i
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OLDDOMINION LINE.

Lv Richmond foot Of Ash ST daily, 90 P. b.
Leave Sewport News...............,..5:0o A NJ.
Arrive Norfolk. Observation-Disclosures A. NJ
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily except sunday
1:0 p. NJ. connections also made by N. &
". Ry. p. NJ and c. & Q. Ry. at p. Y.
Night Limo steamers stop at Clafemont to
land or receive passengers on signal.
SlhGlhLA NAViGAIiON CO.-James River
By daylight for Norfolk. Old Point. New
prft Nsws and all James River landing.
stiamer lsayes Monday, Wednesday ana
Friday at $3.50 A. NJ. Freight received Tor all
James River findings. Phone Madison 17s /
Main Ticket oTice. 81 t. biaia Street
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

8SFufnished BY Rodgers, McCabe 4 COS .
etereburs. Va. June S,-Peanute Farm.
shelled Spanish. No. /. &c. ne, noun Susn Ma
spahleh shelled, ga q SAC. per pound. viz,
81 s,n nn. bunch. ~. q tlic. per pound (:
prime. aA q sac. per pound prime. az a 3Isc
yer pe pouno machine picked. skG5nc. per
eouno Smelling stock. pa q sic. per pound.