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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

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400 @uibel; &artoffel, 9urdidnitts=
ertrag So 9uibel pro Nfer, @eianm1t-
er1te 114,300 N1lbel; Sen, 0urd=
idnittsertrag, cine Come pro Mder,
@eiamm1ternte $500 Sonnen.
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lit lc1t Sonitaa pormittag Elm freier
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@ilimms erfldrte, ooB er sic iibrigen
gegen Sobn Tiee aus iteben0en @att=
be eblc nidt Dor SEM 6. Mar5, Dem
Gage, an Gem ser Ero5eb gc9en Teis
megen 53otung oes Icplrtplheriffs
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miro, iii nod ll1gemib. @err Sd1lll=
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cine Tepeide gelhicft, i'll neld}er CT
i'm I'M Atamcl bes Gicb &pn1itees auf=
fprSert, mper5ilglid nod O'llmallfee
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f%oroert, in Bangor @obnl1ng 81 neb=
men. Irei Ser 1ies &inoer iouen
hereits bei Mitglieoern 0es &lnbs
mpfl1e!1.
Midigau.
Sonlin q. - 8ol1perl1elr Gbaie
2. osborn Don Mid)igo>a iibernittelte
am Iolmerl tag Ser 2egislatl1r ieil1e
critic @ptihuit. Sic entbGlt mebr ais
pier5ig Gn1pfcbl>!ngen, oarunter Sic
SS1itiatipe l1r1o &e ferel1oum, legisla=
the l1nterludJlngen BON llnregelma=
bigfeiten in Ser Staatsregierlung, lu1o
Stuotsfp11trole ii6er sic grpreBgeleQ=
idniter1. l1ebcr sic @etronfef rage er=
fl0rt ser @%puperr1cur:: vMdBigfeit lit
mebr eine Sade perionlider Iis5i=
pin u11o Elm mpraliid]es uno i%o5iales
ais Gin politildes Erobleln. Sic @err=
idaft ccs Saloons uno Ser @rauerei
mub peridmil1oen. $50 @irtbldoften
belteben, lpllte es nebt mte1r als cine
ouf je tour eno Gimobner geben, un>
sic @rol1ereien lolte11 nidt 5ugleid
Gigentbiimer Ser @irtbidaften iein."
MorineGitp.-9 os am Son.
neritag i'm ct. Clair 6ll1B g%egeniibel
pon Morine Gitp inn gis feitgeratbent
Udbrboot 9fo. 5 bon Mnn 9(rbor, Mih
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n0roliden &idtung auf Sen Seen fort
nadoem es ltd aus Ser es l1mgebenoe1
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batte;; Sic Madridt, 0aB Sic Sd)rol1b'
oes 9potes gebrod)cn lei, fat iid ip0
ter nid1t beltatlgt.
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5eB ser @unoesregierung gegen Sci
Jog. @aocmal1nel1trult nubm Oil Mlitt
mod Dor Sem @l1noesgeriht IN Sc
troit, Mid., leinen gnfang. Nad)oen
iih iommtlide Mngeflagtelr fir midi
idulAig hefan1t batte1, mur0e ocrie l
be bis 5un1 1. 6e6r1ar pertagt
Sammtlid3e sl,1geflagten boben ie 81,
600 @iirgidoft geiteQt, ooB lie olt
&erlmgen %jeOer5eit Dor @erid)t or
ldeinen merOen.
Montana.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

Sir ireenolpeld)e Mieren=ltnoro=
11l119en, leien oieie ofl1t ooer @roniid,
fir plagenoe un0 idmer5poae ltril1=
llnre9elmaBigfeiten nebnrt Jolep
Nieren=GiQen. Cine reolide uno mirf=
lan1e Meoi5in fir Mieren= umo 8Ia-
ler=unoronu1gen. Molitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

@enn 5lpei 9ei0en iid einlteuen.
1pie cine grfdltung l1ao ein @ul1en,
gibt e5 5nei iidere 9irge 5l1 tbun =
bolt 81. Mugult Songs @amburger
8rulttbee uno gebral1dt i'm. Sr
0emlelben babt SIR eil1 mabres Sell
mittel un6 cine iihere Sur mir0 fol-
qcl1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
Grfdltmn8 sl1 beilcn II, cinern Gnt,c.

Nebn1t %laratiue 8romp Guinine 9ablette. Npp=
tbeter ftatten @elb suriid. penn 6eilung oerTeblt.
6: u. @roue's l1nteriebrift lit on jeoer Schadtel.
CSC. 51=6mts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15

,.tNtM ork. AprlI 1i.-R. c. Dun &.
tomorrow Will say
me trade movement is dIsa pnoInt :
insiy SLOW. Notwithstanding the fun
c c,i,,id sound Industrial and agri-
LOOK or the year for increased activity
nas not been confirmed, and repo,.ts
rom inc largest trades are of recess
s'p1 Imtner man Of progress.
Iurrcnt demand S!.ows n falIinr off
noth IN piciron and finished materials.
anu unless new orders soon exDand
IN me rate OF OUTPUT must necessarily
curry has subsidized. while there has
neen no Important buying by the rail-
ROADS since the recent Harr!mnn rail
contract for 1000 tons. and previous
volume of business from this source
ere now being modified.
Existing conditions In pigIron re-.
h I niStinct dizziness. and even at the
aoW prices named consumers do not
nd nfa d nil5posed to purchase for en-
s ern IRON have been noted below Sill
Tor carly shipment, and concessions
biiie,s n and sS granted on open hearth
Tor plates at the West was closed AZ
recession of So per tom,
Lirimary textile markets rule ouiet.
COON Woods more nn,; nrmness shown in cotton
satisfied as TO the stability Of tho
higher prices, and have withdraw n
from the market. The curtaflmenf or
operations in cotton mill centres is IN ~
ereaSing. and only l05oO pieces Of
print cloths were sold during '.laet
week at Fall River. of which 10000
were spots. Agitation of the tariffs
niec.ing cottons and woolcns is
naturally causing hesitation. and
coupied with subnormaI counter
demand throughout the country fhe
dullness is readily exaggerated. Credit
condltions In woolcns and worsteds' are
reported better than usual In the ma
&c. ter Of collections and In accounts due.
EXPORT sales Of cotton goods continue
in excess of year ago. The deveIons
ment Of radical style trend toward
rough fabrics In dress goods is attract.
ing considerable attention
ra,dinG in footwear has shown
some improvements. duo to the more
seasonahle weather during the pas t
week, although conditions as are IA r
from active. The demand from al.
nestle tanners for hides CONTINUES
eonserya tiye, hut the market is, well
tied receipts and supplies. Leather
satisfactory" nj ~ -
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MAR.KE IS.

Scw York, April it.-Bradstreers to-n,or-
row will say: 49, 49, -
requirements incident 70 Easter week have
caused Fome expansion In retail trade but
the turnover has been below expectations
Jobbins trade lacks snnp. because NOR
chants everywhere arc inclined to buy for
present needs only.
IN some special lines reduced prices have
attracted trhdc. but II is evident that declin-
ing prices, similarly 10 high prices OF =
year ago. together with other elements
tarin discussions and prospective trust dis
chsslons. mTkc for uncertainty. aud to
encourage buyers To walt for stu lower quo
tatonH. to walt for further bargains Tray
eilbg men are mol doing much In tine way OF
booking recorders. but In particular instances
distant business is grouping M. In fact,
sentiment as regards the future is very fav-
orablo, but merchants In general appear TO
be reconciIed to the view that tho near
future portcndg little Improvement In trade
or. indub'ry Textiles In general continue
hull. and though spurts OF buying have been
WHO on some days the general movement
IN mat respect is ragged one. 3
COLLECTIONS orc backward. si
Among the Industries. trade In from and
steel lines has diminished especially on mn
isheh materiT!s. and wire and tin plate
have fallen OF. and conditions In general
are somewhat nkln TO those witnessed In tho
initial months os-the year.
business failures I'm the United states FOR
me week ending April 10 were 233 tnpainst
.Sg last week aud eG in the like week Of
p II d 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15

f. G. Kent loft to-day for Baltimore
to Visit his brother. c. w. Kent. OF
Ashcvilie. n. G.. who Is III In Johns
Honkins Hospital.
Naomi y Lodge. No. 30. knights OF
Pythias. celebrated tho thlrty-scventh
anniversary OF its organization last
evening, and a delightful evening was
spent. Addresses were delivered by
the Rev w. c, Taylor. d. -. John r
Crowdcr and others and refreshments
were served.
The Dinwiddie school teachers arc
[ holding an institute at the county
courthouse. with a large attendance
several prominent educators are pres
ent and will deliver addresses
Miss Daisy Wilson and Miss Lii
/ liam Martin. OF Norfolk, are spending
the Easter holidays with Miss vii
sons mother. on Liberty Street,
w. B. Spicrs. engineer on the Allan.
tic Coast Line. who was injured IN
an accident aevcral months ago. has
suiclcntly recovered to leave the hos
pital and return to his home.
Dr. and Mrs John T. May. OF Waver-
~, have issued invitations TO the mar
ltiage of their. daughter Mary Warren
10 the Rev. Wayland Fuller Dunnaway
| of Berkeley, VIVA. the ceremony to take
| place Thursday afternoon. April 81
let ; o'clock. In the Baptist Church al
l;Wayeriy, of. which Mr.. Dunnaway was
Il former pastor.
The Interior Of the Federal building
lin this cityi to be reprinted and III
| the meantime many esirable Improve
ments have been made to the post
office, grounds. and sidewalks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
Gturfb Rotlfe8.
PREsBYIEI,IAN.

FIRST PREsBYTERiAN CHURCH
sHrace and Madison misunderstanding at
7. McFADEN. - = .
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
, Scn, RUSSELL CECIL. y D.. pastor. sor-
cs s;Rac,E s1REEr peEsBrrEnrAx
s;i5 O'Clock 2. ~ by the pastor. D. CLAY
!, cHURcH or THE .covExANr-REv. j..
Ing, by the pastor at II A. H. and S P. az.
Nidweek service on Wednesday ats p N.
Saba III school at $3.50 a. NJ and mems Bibis
w E TMIiN STER PREsDYTERtAN
Church. -Rey, JAMES Y. FAIR. D. D., pas
tor, tor, Preaching at II A.. NJ. and p. ~
BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH tBROAD AND
i~eiith Streets).-The pa1tor. Rev, GEO w
MCDANIEL, D. d.: will preach at both SER
vices--it a. ". and S pm. Sunday school.
organized u. glasses. Bataca ana Philathea
welcome ,Hs 'f - ~,
SECOND! BAPTIST CHURCH trRASK
WARREN. p. D. pastor. Graded SUNDAY
School and organized classes for men and
women a $50 o'clock a.. NJ. Morning wor-
EMP NJ a. M.: evening worship S:l5 p NJ:
pastor pastor preaching Easter messages and
Easter Easter; music at both services. Choir selec.
p 1,sns, m 1RnrS GLORIA tGiehel>; re
txarren3: Christ Is Risen" e tRo t.egea
Choir. selections. evening: Christ tho Lord
Is S Risen" .tRosersl The Strain Upraise''
tSimperl. At all services seats free; every
bony welcome. Strangers especially Invited.
GRAcE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
~ RAMSAY, D. d. pastor. Preaching BY
the pastor at II 4. NJ; subject, Why Could
No, We Cast Him ont7" AZ p. NJ. sub
Ject. "A Concern for Souls Sunday school
al 9:ao y. NJ. tChares r. Winston. Supt.) .
fra ,;Xit Wednesday at r. NJ. 4
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
~. c. JAMES. III. D. pastor ?'' ereachins
day school a | s:ls a. NJ. al. F. Coz. sun nta
Wednssday' evening prayer-meetinG al S
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twenty-nfth and Leigh StreetsjH
JoHN JORDAN WICKER, pastor. Preach
Ing by the pastor at both services: subject
~ y. NJ. -Kesurrcction-Two Kinds; p
NJ. Conversation with Cod" sundav
sehooi ST $3.50 a. ST. Mems Bible Glass al
same SAM ho9r at ]. @ u \. N. Hall. Twenty
CHRISTIAN 4as3
Sc ESTH STREE CHRIsTIAN
ehnreh'LThe pastor. Rev u. u. c. MAC
LAcHLAM: will preach Sunday at II A! NJ:
subject Easter Alternativcs''i At S n. NJ.
there VIII be Ia special song service with
brief talk from pastor. sunday School at
FUNDAMENTAL CHURCH (ERECTED 1874
on en site Of Theatre burned 1911. Broad Street
ociow OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at IL A. 81.
and p. NJ. Seats free. -
LUTHERAN.
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN fcoRSnn
Monument Avenue and Lombardy Strset1..
preachlng at II A. NJ. and p. NJ Sunday
school $3.50 A: NJ. Luther League 7 p NJ,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
morrow morning In church edince fearne,
PaIk Avenue and Meadow Street at ii
O'CLOCK Subject Doctrine OF Atonemcnt'
iWennesday evening testimonial ana expcrI.
Snce meeting ut 80. The reading rooms arc
/ located al 2oiis North Sixth Street. and arc
opcn every week day from 10 a. NJ To ! p
NJ. All are cordially Invited T.
UNITARIAN 1
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH (tLoYD
Avenue and Harrison StreeD-Rev. ALIEN
AMBER T. BOWSER minister. Subject for
SUNDAY. April 16. The Easter Hope" Ser.
vices at IL o'clock. All seats free.
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sn,Ith-IkcczelI.
Especia1 ID INC 1'ilncs- pispatc

tSipecia1 To Tho Times Dispatch
Harrisonburg, Vo.;, April li,-festsr r.
lay afternoon. at O'CLOCK the beautiiui
George r. Keezell. near Keezlctown.
.Rockinghams county. was the scene OF
>. pretty Wedding when their dauEh-
Ter. Miss. Kathryn AKeczefl became the
bride of Claude W Smith, of Cross
Keys. Rockingham county. The mar
Ingc attracted a large number OF
prominent people from Rockinsham
end adjoining counties. together with
e number of guests from tiist1nt cities.
Including several, from the Randolph-
Macon Woman's. College. LynchburG,i of
which Institution tho bride is u former
student. The ceremony was perform
cd by Rev. G; TIL D. Collins. of the Kce-
zletown Methodist Church. AZ.
rooms and hall. the bridal party en-
tered the parlor., which was bcauti-
fully decorated in the colors of the
Ra ndolph Macon Woman's College,
lemon and black Cedar. jonquils. fern
end trailing arbutus enhanced the eff
feet Dressed In white, the ribbon
girls. Miss Lucy Gwathmey. of Rich
mond. and Miss Joe Burhnan. or Fin.
castle, led the party. Next came the
We've McClintock, Of Marlinton. w. Va.
and Miss Martha Jones. of Monterey.
Following ttem5came the groom with
his best man. Paul Biedler. of Balti-
more a cadettat the Virginia Military
Institute. preceded by the groomsmen.
Walter ana? Rembrandt keezell. broth
ers of the bride. a sister IF the bride:
honor entered the parIor lust ahead
Of the bride. vino was given away
hy her father. The bride wore n
lovely fawn-colored cloth suit and car
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
EXODUS FROM HARVARD.
Three Athletic Teams Lenve on TrIp 10
NHat South i+.is' ils'

l S0Urn,
Cambridge. Mass. April 14-There
was an exodus of athletes from fIar-
ward tonight. three teams, track.
bascball and La Crosse, and numbering
sixty four men. besides managers
coaches and trainers. leaving ON a
Southern training trip. 1t was the
largest group of athletes to leave Har-
ward on a. single vaca ton trip in thu
untversity's athletic history. The squad
Will arrive In Baltimore Tomorrow
morning. In the afternoon the base.
ball team will meet Johns Hopkins
Most of next week will be passed in
practice with the Naval Academy's
baseball squad. with which a regular
game IS scheduled for Tuesday
The track team Will train In BaltI-
more until Wednesday. The latter part
of the week Will be spent at Annapolis
On Saturday the Crimson will meet
the Navy in dual meet. The La Crosse
team has a strenuous program before
II. four games being scheduled. Johns
Hopkins will be played Tomorrow,
Mount Washington on Monday, the
Navy Indianapolis on Wednesday,. and
Stevens Institute at Hoboken, N. Y.
on Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15

ried lilies of the valley ana maiden
hair fern. lilo. maid OF honor wore
u gown OF bronze crepe meteor and
carried pink hyaclnths.
: MISS Cecil Sherman. OF California;. a
Eanaolph- Macon Woman's College stu
dent, rendered Mendelssohn's march
pressivc. H. II.
[ he bride Is one OF Rocking CHA ms
most popular young women. attractive
and accomplished. and enjoys the high
throughout the state.
Tho groom. who Is son OF J. Wal
ter Smith, is aQnutivc of Page county
TO, Is progressive young business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
'1'Safestfor Savings 2
atIantir Gttp Resorts

ISLESWoRTH. r
On the ocean from; Virginia Ave- Most cen
trail locn ton. Cap. $50. Fresh and sea water
in all baths: sun par,orr. elevator. Large
rooms. southern exposure, etc. Orchestra
American OF European plan. Special Ameri-
can plan. $3.50 uD weekly. Always open
Auto at train. Booklet. 3B
4ss WA. HYMAS, Prop
FRANK NJ. PHoEBUs. Mgr. li
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEA SuT MARKET.

tR"ported b. Rodgers Mccabe &. Coz.
Petersburg. VA. Arrii li.-pcanuia-Far
ers Spanish. nrm at sl.Tt. per bushel;
sheiled Spanish no. J. c.. q &c. pc, pound :
No spanish, shelled. IA n 5isc. virginiak-
steadS: bunch. i1iitc. per pound fancy
handpickcd. ai:G3nc. per pound: extra
prime, ;t7H"tic. per pound; prime. axe per
pound: machine picked. 3,s q Sisc. ptr pou nd ;
kheiiins stock. eis Q Sc per pound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
MeetinQs.
The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company.
Meetings.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLM
ERS' MEETING. n.

, N0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN that n
5Pecial meeting of the Stockholiers OF
ne chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
~ ny. mas been called by the Board Of
u me principal office of the Companv
n the City of Richmond, virginia IN
"a turday, the 29th day Of April. l9li AZ
I, o'clock A. NJ. for the following purs
la) to consent to, approve and
authorize tho creation and Issue of
mortgage bonds OF the Comnanv
10 10 De limited TO a principal amount,
sl25.9oo,oO0 at any one time me- OUT q
standing: such bonds 20 mature nj
such date. and to Dear interest
from such date and at such rate
cent per annum. as the Board Of
directors or the Executive Com
Mittee of the Company may deter
NINE; 10 be issnable for such pur-
poses, upon and subject to such
terms and. conditions and in such
denominations. TO be payable. both.
principal and interest. at such
pace or places. in s;ich currency
rates of exchange. and to DO in
SUCH form and to contain such
Yer eern ms AND provisions. as said Board
r h1iu ~ Committfe may determine:
authorize the execution and deiiv-
cry OF a mortgage and deed Of
sust on and OF all or any part of
e chi ra and nrano equipment; fran
porat stocks and obligations.
owned by The Company at the tlate
GIT o. the execution and delivery Of
or at any time thereafter acot,jred
by II; such mortgage and deed OF
trust to secure not only such bonds
put also. In pursuance of cove
Hants heretofore made by the Com
pany and otherwise, to secure In
such manner and to such extent M
may be authorized or approved by
me board Of Directors or Stock
ceodtng s37,200.o00 face amount.
OF the -Four and One Half Per Cent
twenty Year Convertible Gold
i Sonds Of the Company, Issued or
issuable under the trust indenturs
bearing date April 3S. 1910. be.
tween inc Company and United:
states Mortgage and Trust Com
pany. IS Trustee:
(c) to approve. Sor TO authorize
the Board of Directors of the Com
pany In It's discretion to deter
mine. the form and terms Of such
mortgage and deed of trust. and
the property of: the Company to be
embraced therein
{dl to ratify and confirm and Ia
authorize and consent to any action
said Board OF Directors or. BY the
Executive. Committee of the Com
pany, which may no submitted 10
the meeting. whether for the pur
poses of or In connection with or
In contemplation OF any OF the
and
{e) to transact such other bus
iness as mny be brought before
the meeting.
The stock transfer books of the Com.
ANY Will be closed for such meeting
n Monday. the 10th day OF April, 1911,
[ 8 o'clock T. NJ. and Will be reopened
n Monday. tha 1st day of May. 1911,
t 10 o'clock a.. NJ sli III N N
Dated. Richmond. Va. March 81. 1911.
BY order OF the Hf4sA OF Directors. al
j AS. STDVAat2 SIACIlIE,
fs3rs53 II. lh. af sf5stf- ssfstlE SecrAfary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
AailrDans.
Atlantic Coast Line

: :
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
FOR Florida and South: l:o9 ~. ~. Sis A
~ and 1885 p. 81.
fror Nortois: o;to a. NJ. 500 p. NJ. t:ic
p NJ
For N. & W. Ry weet: Sis "A. ri. $500 a.
ri. $500 p. NJ. and s2J p. NJ
For Petersburg: 200 a NJ. 6:15 "A. NJ. s.tl
a. ~. 9:to a. NJ, 1910 p. NJ. $500 P. NJ,
{: 10 p. NJ. sos p. NJ. 7:35 P. NJ. $50 p. AZ.
l:45 p. NJ.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: 1910 p. n
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 4:i0 a., N.
$40 a. NJ. s55 "A. NJ. 's:M A. NJ
'.lo:45 a. NJ. 1l:io a. ~, 1900 p. NJ. ..21S
p. NJ. e;cS p. NJ. 63s P. ~. 500 p. ~. 800
p. M...li:30 P. nj. si n
Except Sunday. ''sunday only.
Time OF arrive and departure ind connec-
lions not guaranteed.
G. 8. CAMPBELL. D. P. A.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
II tSalcs at Union stock Yards)

Fl. ithnOSD LIVE STOCK MARKET. r.
tSales al Union stock YardsJ
Richmond. Va, April II; 1911
Report Of the live stock marke; 10. tho
week ending April 10:
Hcceipts-catte. 800 head; calves. 20 head:
sheep q head; hogs 25s head.
Best steers, 6isc. medium TO good, 5XI
bAc.: common to fair. iisGT5c.; best heifers
hsic.i medium to good. 5fl Size: common 10
fair q iltc. n IA cows ~, ar4s.c. common
10 fair, ci5DSlsc.; bulls. IA $50; calves GSc.
Cows and calves. So n 500 per head Best
hogs: &C.; sows and stays. 59sc.: sheep. a9
ac.: lambs. DC SIC.
Chicago. III April Ii.-cattic-R eceipts
loo head. Marker slow. Bcevcs s5ooGf6fa;
Texas steers, si.5oD5.'o: western steers, Sis5
Ma.S|: stockers and feeders, sIion5.Se: cows
and heifers $:.fGa SIS IIogs-Receipis il. eco
head. Market firm. Light, S6.o0G5.55; mix
ed. Ssla $50; heavy. $500 625: rough, S. so
q SEQ: good TO choice heavy. s5G635; piss.
s6.l5G6,.0 bulk of sales. S61516a5 sheep
Receipts $500 head. Market strong TO shade
higher. Native, ssGi 40: western. s3i51I7o:
yeRrlinGs. si.4OT5.ie: lambs, active. si75p
6l6. western. sii5 q Gle.
New York. April li.--Becvcs-Rec ocso
head. SLOW trade. Steers. si5oQsso; buIls.
siR565; cows, S2T5,m. Calves Receipts o6s3
head. Veals weak at $500 900: culls s5Ge
sec. Sheep and Lamhs-Receints $3.50 head
Clipped sheep. s5fi ia0; unshorn, s&5oM 500:
clipped limbs. si.75n555: unshorn. sS.5oG5
$40; spring lamhe nominal. Iiogs-Receipts
l3@ head Mai-~et steady at s6.5oyT. a
few at s7iS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
DRY GOODS s5,pkrT

New York. April 1.-THE dry goods rrl-
mar markets were very quiet owing 10 tho
Observance Of the holidays. Cotton goods
change In prices reported. The CARPET wool
mpris'ts are fairly strong. Domestic weols
nrc 1uiet. 80, .5l a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
SEAROARD AIR LINE

southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
F1;sotP. MSleepers and coaches Atisnta
Birmin gham. Savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida points. $50 r. NJ. Sleepers and
pontB 11;l3 P. M.-sleepers and Goa ches, At
lnnta. ~BirminBham, Memphis and tho South
west. Eorthbound trains scheduled to arrive
tnas Richmond. daiiy; IA a. M,.t7;27 =: H..
G,($,f'. ~, $40 p. 81 D
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Rlchmdnd. Va. April Il. 1911.
BriEhts-Market continues nrm with light
receipts. sun Cnred-Receipts lighter: mar
ket fairly active at quotations. Dark Stem
ning-Receipts continue light; demand good
at quotations. Brown Shipplng-R ecclpts
continue light; demand good at quota tons
------a--- nARE SrEAIAII -.Srr-r,r ----- 7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
Norfolk and Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in Effect April I, 1911.
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: 1900 a. NJ. $500 =. NJ. .I:io p
NJ.
ron LyNcHBURe AND. THE WEST:
.6:l5 a. NJ. 300 a. H.. -a:o0 y. AZ. $3.50
i. NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .ll:Io A.
NJ. '6:35 +. M, $3.50 p. NJ. From the West;
'e:55 4. NJ. a2:co p. NJ. b2:i5 p. NJ. sos p
NJ, 800 =. NJ
DAILY Daily. e1. Sunday. bsunday only
Pull man. Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Gaia
Dining Cars. c. Fl. BOSLEY. re
d. r. A., Richmond Va.
w. r. BEvILJ. G. p. A.. Roanoke. Va 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15

RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule OF electric trains TO and from
Ashland. stopping at intermediate etationa
upon signal: .Lv Richmond (Broad and
Laurel sts.). '6:t5. .7:io s:lob. $40. ..to:io,
1i:lo A. NJ; 1:io. 2.lo. 3le i:lob. $50 $50,
I:lo. s:loo. 1910. 11:4b r. NJ. Lv. Ashland,
.6:65. ID. s. 3d. 10. Ell A. NJ. 'l3 NJ. ssf.
2, J. 4. Sd. 6. 7is, eb. IL p. NJ.
'Dnily except Sunday. :Sunday only.
bCarries baggage.