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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-13
Il. q. Dunn, ne,ie,r.

New York. May 12-R G. Dun 2.
cos Weekly Review OF Trade to-mor-
warmer weather has stimulated in :
creased activity in retail trade In most
OF the large centres OF the country
put the business situation as a whole
is otherwise very unsatisfactorv eo
iaf as the immediate volume of trans
iactions is concerned, although the out.
LOOK Ior the future is by no means un.
iaNorao pie Consumption is much below
rooucing capacity and curtailment Is
ne order of industry, particularly in
the iron and steel trade. in which there
mas been q further blowing out ~
furnaces and reduction in the sum
OF untitled orders. Unflled tonnage 81
me United States Steel Corpora ton
sho"s a falling of for the first time
sales of Southern iron for prompt d.
livery. although prices on distant ship
mehts are generally maintained Some.
pear In the rail- division, two railroad g
being In the market for q considers bl Q
tonnage. while other negotiations are
Activity was stimulated in the cot
ton goods markets by large purcha ses
MADE Tor the account of printers and
o 60 the total being In excess
careiui purchasers of domestics. NIcr-
chants regard trade conditions as i'm
proving slowly: Adverse weather has
held back retail trade but with every
sign of higher temperature demand In
creases considerably. Yarns are firmer
more as consequence of high cotton
than an increased demand The OK
port trade in cottons is well above
thal OF year ago About so per cent
or the Tonnage available for worsted
and WOODEN dress goods is employed
me trend in mems wear toward wool
ems is pronounced and novelty fabrics
are being sought NJ .N
Trading in footwear does not show
me activity usual at this season, al
though conditions of late have i'm.
proved and manufacturers are working
on fairly satisfactory volume OF sun
Elementary orders. especially for sea
Sonable lines. Leather is in slightly
Deter demand. with larger trading
noted in the East. as some shoe man
ufacturcrs have placed fair sized con
tracts The domestic hide markets de-
Veioped material activity and as an
outcome OF liberal buying on the part
OF a leading tanner In the packer mar
Kets both East and West. prices are
higher All around. The principal move
inent was In native steers, and COM
bined trading is estimated as involving
from 10000 to $4,000 hides.
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ReyIe.Y Of Trade.
; York. May 12.-Bradstreers To-

New York, May 12.-Bradstreets to-
morrow Will say:
Better weather with high. in fact.
midsummer temperatures. has helped
retail trade al most large centres. This
fact. coupled with more favorable crop
conditions, has made for rather more
cheerful tone In 1obbing and Wholesale
lines. but as yet retailers or final dis
tributors Of stocks seem ample. In
1hct. reduction sales are In evidence
rather earlier than usual and the net
gain in 1obbinG sales is slight. Collec-
CONS range from slow to fair. Iron
and steel are rather slower. railroad
buying is almost absent. and other
lines using iron and steel are buying
eonservatively. Railroad traffic is light
for the season, Structural material
seems to be In fair to good demand
AT many centres. but building organi-
cations show that industry falling
steadily behind last year at most lead
ing. centres q whole. There is a
rather firmer feeling In the cotton
goods line.
business failures in the United
States for the week ending May II
were 2i5. against 234 last week and 81 s
In the liko week Of 1910"
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AalrnanS.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE NAY Il. is

N IF FLLI ~ b 3l-A J lF, l811. '"--- N
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South; S:ib a. NJ and
1885 P. NJ 100 A. NJ. Charleston.
4:io P. n. 'T:Oo p. NJ.
For ~ & W. Ry. West: s:l5 A. NJ, 1000
A. ~. 1900 =. NJ. and 9:2o p. NJ.
For Petersburg: 100 a. NJ. 6:l5 A. NJ
.ts:lO A. NJ, s:l5 a. NJ. 900 A. NJ, 1890
A. NJ. $500 p. 81. 4l0 P. M.. sos p, ~,
$500 P. NJ, 7:35 p. NJ. $50 p. NJ lIa5 r. AZ
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: a:I0 p. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $40 A. NJ,
6:40 a. NJ. s:6 a. NJ. 1851 A. ~. '.Io:45
a. NJ, 'll:+0 a. NJ. >-1l:45 a. H.. 1900 p. NJ.
''2:15 p. NJ, SEQ p. NJ. 6:35 p. NJ, 500 r. NJ.
300 p A., ''l0:25 p. NJ, 1880 P. NJ
Except Sunday. 90 Sunday only.
Time of arrival and departure and cor. :
nections not guaranteed.
---- N. c. S. CAMPBELL d p
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Norfolk and Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE no NoRFor.E
Schedule in Effect May IL. 1911 -
Leave BYRD Street station. Richmond FOR
NohFOLk; bs;lo a. NJ. 1900 A. ~, a3:0o p
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST.
p. NJ. - a. ''so
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk ,,,.,o
NJ. BLESS a. ~, 's:s5 p NJ, blo:a5 p n
!i;so F. NJ From the West: .6:55 A. NJ.
a2:0o r. NJ. b2:l5 p. NJ, .6:05 p AZ. ego :, "
Daily. aDaily e1. Sunday. bsInda . nni IA.
Pullman Parior and sleeping cars. cafs
D'h'ns Jars G. II: BosLEY.
W. B. BBVILL. @. P. A.. Roanoke, Va.
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COTTON MaRkE1.

New YORK, May io-while old crop posi-
tons made new high records :or the season
again to-day the market was even moge
nervous than II was yesterday. and smaller
bulqes seemed to meet With rather more
decided opposition. owing to the feeling tina
The advance had been overrapd and to q
favorable view OF YEA ther conditions III the
South. ~
Receipts to-day 5.Ila bales against iii
last week and s.2ss last year For the week
$1,000 bales against $3.50 last week and as
$50 last year. To-day's receipts at New Or
leans 6e4 bales against 5.is7 last year. and
at Houston 1895 bales against Lac last year.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

500 A. { Daiiy-Fast train to Old Point E
4:oO 2. Newport News and Norfolk.
7:40 A. Daily-Local TO Newport NevA
500 p. Daily. Local to Old Point.
2:30 r. Daily-Louisville and Cincinn All.
II GO r. Chicago and st. Louls Pulimans
6:i5 P.-Daiy-Western Express. Pullmans
to Cincinnati.
$3.50 A.-Daily-char Week days-
Thurmond.
1880 A.-Daily. Lburs. Lex. C. Forge
b:l6 P.-Week days. To Lynchburg.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
Local from East-8:25 a. NJ, 1850 P. NJ
Through from East-11:30 a. NJ, $50 P. NJ
j Local from West-ss:S0 a NJ. $50 A. NJ,
7:2o P. NJ.
Through-7:oo A. M. 2:45 p NJ.
James River Line-.s35 A. u, s:i5 p. 81,
DAILY except Sunday.
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600 bushels; oats. iel coo bushels Shipments
Wheat. leS.o eco bushels; corn. 77.4oo bushels ;
onts. 3ei.eo0 buehcls
Cash grain closed; wheat-So /, red. % a
9ISe.; M. red. n &C.: No. 2 hard ~
Sc; No. hard si1e7c,; No. northern.
s1ol loi: No. 2 sprips. ssc q sioi: No
spring. Sc Gsl velvet chat. ~ q Soc durum.
500 ae.ic Corn-No. :. 5t}s 5iEc, No. g. 5sN
To4ac.: No. g. 51dbiiko.; No. white 5tii d
SAc.; No. white. 5iGHnc.; No. white,
6l'p Use: No. yellow. 14lhG &c, No. 3 yell
low 5ig 54t No. tiyeliow. 52G62Nc. Oats
No white. 3i& 3Shc.; No. white, SAC
siisc; No, !. $50. si..c,; standard Stis q $50.
Baltimore, Nd. May 12-wheat-Duil; spot
contract. e4%c. Cr.n-Duii; Apot. contract
6i3zc. Oets-F1rn; No. 2 white seIic Rye
Firm; No western, domestic. SLID GLIB,
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NORFOLK SOUTHERN

Nv. Norfolk: .s:ts and I'll A. H.. q, p "
for Eastern Carolina and the South.
Lv. Raleigh: '6:b A. NJ. "a and .3:l5 p. u
for Eastern Carolina and Norfolk
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Norfolk
Haleigh: also Goldsboro and Norfolk
'Dafiy. tDaiiy EI Bun Fl
e. d. LEGRANDE.' @. A.. American Ma zion ~
6lnk Phone Monroe lbS7. Richmond.
W. ", cRONToS. G. p A. Norfolk. Va
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric RaiIwa,

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and perry
e. 7. 8. % TO- IL, az A M1, ., +.
'.s:t5. IS, ia. %. 10 P. II. - e : =.
pa ITO r, ~ for Chester. 1:oo midnight for
Street, FOR Manchester: " - sAthofo
ts;l5. s:a5; ''!;ls: TBS s:a. s:s. ro:s. n:,s
.7,s a.. X 70: I:Ss 2:ss. s:ss. .4:ss SIS, as.
1Daily except Sunday and holtdaya s
carries baggage and exproBa
''Limfted, except Sundays and bot,x,- n
All cars from Peters Jors connect uitS
cars for Richmond WIN
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MARINE NTELLfuI,SoE
PORT OF RICHMOND, NAY IL. 1871,
ARRIVED

Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk mar
chandise and passou gers Old Dominion Lima
steamer Blanche. Furman Petersburg and
James River landings merchandise and pas
sengers. Furman Line p1'
schooner Bohemia. Cnuik. Tillman's Island
Nd. fish. c. c. Hitt "a CO.
l SAILEI
s,esmer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. mer-
chaholse and passengers. Old Domiaion In.
eteamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and
paeseensein, Vfrslnia Navigation Company
Steambr blanche Furnau Petersbnrr ana
James iover landings. merchandise and pas
songers, Furman Line.
r, Schooner sessle Reed, DUNCAN. Aondy
Point, Va. light.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

'hiraso III, Stay ic.-short sellers were
s,nupedilg for cover to-day at the clpse OF
the ,unrket in wheat. Their action was due
10 tho iii having become oversold and then
The crop in sections OF the Southwest where
The drought was most severe last fall. Fnni
sales "ere i.c isrisc. higher than twenty
four hours before.
The leading futures ranged as toows:
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. 1
N. B.-Foilowing schedule figures publ I'D
as Information and not guaranteed
6:10 A. jM.-Daily-Local for Charlotte Dur
ha and Raleigh. i0:45 A. M.-DaIly-I,fmit-
ed--For all points South. Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping Car TO Memphis via Ashe.
Vile and Chattanooga. 500 p. NJ Ex SUN =
Loca Ter Durham and intermediate statiopa
$500 p. N. En-. Sun.-Keysville Local. las
p. M.-Daily-Limited-Tor NIL points south
Pullman ready $3.50 p. N. 9'''
YORK; RIVER LINE
$3.50 P. Mex. Sun.-Tu West PIT, connect
ing for Baltimore Mon, Wed. and Fri. 500
A. Mex. sun. and 2:l6 p. M.-Mon.. Wea.
and Fri.-Local to West Point
@ TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
From tho South; $3.50 A. n. sos p NJ.
daily; $40 A. NJ Elk. SUM-; 1855 Ex sun ,
900 P. NJ. daily. From West Point: $3.50 A.
NJ Daily; HIS A. NJ. Wed and Fri: 4;95 r.
II. Elk. Sun. M ,9.
a g. E. BURGESS g. p A..
900 q. Main st. .Phona Haiinon lbs
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WnlIer-Tinler.
Especial to The Times-Di spatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.J
fredericksburg, Va, May 12-Au-
brey Waller and Miss finder daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Corbin finder. both of
Orange county. eloped and arrived
here yesterday. leaving at once for
Washington, where they were united
In the bonds of matrimony. They
were accompanied by r. G. Payne. a
friend. #H
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3. L. BURGESS, d. p. A.,
go ID. Main st. 'Phona Madiaon &ks
sEABoARD AIR LINE

Southhound trains scheduled to leave Rich.
mond daily: 9:i0 A. M.-Looal 10 Norltna
1:2o P. M.-seepers and coaches, Atlanta,
Birmingham, Savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida points. $3.50 p. M-Sieepers and
coaches. Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
po!nts li:iS p. M.-Sleepers and coaches, At
lantn, birmingham, Memphis and tho South.
west Northbound trains scheduled to arrive
in Richmond daily: 6:s2 A. NJ, 7;11 A N
6;n p. NJ. $40 p. M. ,js m f7.a
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NAVAL STORES

Wilmington. y. c. May l2.--snlr,s rui pen.
i.he.ateady az BIC: receipts 81 casks iron.
n-Steahy az $50; receipts 40 barrels Tar
FIRM al $40. receipts 10 barrell Cru,yn
inrpentiner-firm a, VIt1sM; recent, n,
barrels. -
savannah. Ga, May OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES {,
% "a 6aHc.: shleh LIE casks receipts oil
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IsLEsMoRTH,
IN me oeesn front. virrIni. Ave. Most cen
In all baths; sun psrlors elevator. 49,
rooms southern exposure, ote orchestrs
A'ne.iehn OF Europepn plan. Special AmeH.
Auto at train. Booklet ope'A
FRANK u. pHoEBUs. MsI
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BOND LIST
RICHMOND srocA MARKET
BY Richard W Maury 1
stock ard Bond Broker ici5 s. Main s,r.a,
Richniond Va May a. lsll. \

-. Py HICuAFo w. Maury,
ROCK and Bond Broker, ici5 e Main str.a,
Richmond. Va. May a. lsil.
SALE At BOARD III
scH Virginia Centuries e., ssh III
STATE SECURITIES. Bid A.p.d
virginia as. Old. c. and r.. 1899 s5,t
"a. Centuries. 2 5. 6. and r. l0n 80 <s,
CITY SECURITIES
Rehmend City IS. r.. isao-isso,.. %
Rich city IS. O. and r, 1858 1919. Is
RAILROAD BONDS
a c. L. r. r. Con Trsp c w,.
= g. l. Il. r Conv Deb.. IS 1851 q; IL
c. and Q. Cen! M. iits 1872 .IjIn, H
Georgia. SOU. and Fla. !sE ics -
georgia ano Ala. Con IS lgl5 INK -
Eorfolk and West. Ry. IS 1875 Is II
nor. ana West ny. poca- g. 1914 x II
seaboard II. Line IS 1850 t s-.k -
seahoard Adjustment S. i:.3 -s;s -
EoutheEn Railway Is, IS. 1884 . los1 -
Eo r De-. and G. IL s. 1885 IN -.
Western MI list IS. O. 1919 10
+ STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Nor. and Por's Trae ca. IS ls3s ..
Va Ry. aad rowe, Co S. ,ssi ~ II
STREET ny. STOCKS rnr +.
Va yand Power co. pfa 100 ga. g,
Va Ry ard Power co Com loo a. Is
RAILROAD STOCKS. p.y
Atlantic Coast Line corn. ;to 10
Chesapeake and OHIO. .......ik1 n III
norfolk ard Western com iSdbf1 ~
seaboerd Company lei ND Id, KS II
ESQ board Company md pfd 100 4.
eeapoafa company eom.,......+iGt .sis
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HURT ~ RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
e,ommonweal.h'. Atto5ney Henry q
Lee falnfuily injured.
ESPECIAL to The Times DiSpat ch

Crewe. Va. May -Commonwealth's
Attorney Henry e. Lee was injured In
a runaway accident yesterday evening
He was driving a Wild horse on a re-
turn trip to Nottoway Courthouse, az;
had stopped to give him water, when.
without warning. the animal bounded
forward. throwing Mr.. Lee out. He Is
suffering very much from the shock
and bruises, but there are no bones
broken and the doctor thinks no Sc
rious Internal injury
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

fFHrnIshed by Rodgcrs, MGCabe < Coz
Petersburg, Va. May I2-peanuts Farm
ers' spanish-Firn Q, Si.c5 per bushe;; hold :
ers asking more: sheiicd Spanish. 80 /,
.bNT!c. per pound No. spanish, Yhciicd
~ p5isc. per pound. virgininr-t,rm
bunch, ~ q &c per pound; fancy hand
pcked. sN q ic per pound. hxtr, prime. 3n
MaTc. per pound: prime az q 3L,c per
POUND: machine picked axa3Xc pcS no,ina
shciiins stock. :sGanc. pc, pound
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STEAMBOATS,.
OLD DOMINION LINE:

~. RIchmond loot OF Ash St daily7;oo P. 81.
Leave newport News...-..............6:G0 A. NJ
.,i'o ttost 200 A. NJ
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily except Sunday
700 p. III. Connections also made by NJ =
w. RVS P. NJ. and c. & O. Ry. at P. NJ
Night Line steamers stop at Claremont to
land or receive passengers on signal.
sAhoiNA NAFiGAIloN CO.-James River
port News and all Jamos Rivcr landings
Steamer leaves Monday. "Wednesday ana
Friday at $3.50 A. 81. Freight received for ali
James River landings. Phone Madison ia \
MINI Ticket Office. S21 Y. Main Street
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RcHMoSD TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va. May II. 1911.
Brishts-Receipts light on account OF late
season. sum Cured-Recetpts tighter Mar
ket fairly active at quotations. Dark Stem
ming Receipts continue light Demand
good Mt quotations. Brown shippiny-Re-
ceipts continue light Demand good a. quo
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union Stock Yards,) At
Rlchinond. Va. lay u. lsi

Klchlnond. Va, lay =. 1911.
Report OF the live stock narke, for the
week ending May S. 1911: M
Receipts-Cattle. 81 head. calves LAD head
sheep. lei head. hogs. iV7 head.
Best steers, &c; medium 10 good. 81. q 57.c
common TO fair. a.. q Sc; best heifers. aa.c.
medium TO good. 81 g5i.c: common 10 fair.
iIiS.c.: medium 10 good cows. 4isG &C.: com :
mon to fair. 3a4c.: bulls. 81, dgit.c.: oest
calves. 1I7lac. common. 5a6c. Cows ana
caives, s25 5000 per head. Bes, hogs. bU
size: sows and stays. 5a SIZE; sheep. 2 d it1c
fan lambs. G5i2c.; spring lambs. 7Gsc.
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Chicago. H.. May Neutrality-suspicious. /, SOC
head. Market steady. Beeves-Si. 50 OF 90
Western steers, s+.soJ $50: stociers and
feeders. si05.65: cows and helrers. soioaf a.65
calves. siaoq5 100 Hogs-Receip,s Loo head.
Market more active AT opening prices. Light
s5ds,4o mixed, s5.s5 G'6,3ai heavy, s5s0p
GO. rough, S5.s0I $685. good 10 choice heavy.
$s'ss so: piss $3.50 "a d.SS; bulk OF sales. s60S
q $50. Sheep-Receipts 1900 head. Market
steady 10 loc. lower than yesterdays aver
age. Native. s3Q $50; western, s3.50Ei.so;
warnings $3.50 800; lambs, native. si5o4
$685. western. s5.2o 86Tt. i
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New York. May la-Beeves- Receipts ..7tl

New York. May l.-beeves-Receipts a7ll
head. Market slow; bulls md cows steady.
Steers. si35u655; bulls. $375N650; cows.
sL750i.To Calves-Receipts LIZ head Vealp
strong at ssG 7.75: culls md throwouts s5p
$3.50 no buttermiiks. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 1921 head. Sheep steady u, $500;
lambs scarce and fun sleady, Clipped sheep.
S3.25H4.6e: clipped lambs. s5.2516o5: wooded
lambs. $3.50 6.Sa spring lambs. nominal; no
sales reported. Hogs-Recepts 2,s65 head.
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often futures opened steady ana closed

Cotton. quiet; mddlins. 1870. net receipts,
20 bales gross. 1922 bales; sales. :oo bales
stock, 1900 les; to the Continent 1858
bales: Coastwise. dc5 bales. fl
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts
7,7ia bales; export to the Continent. s.sis
bales: stock 3s5.ssS bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Nct receipts
60.+s3 bales; export TO Great Britain. SI.ois
bales: to the Continent. $3.50 bales: TO
japan, i,lSo bales.
Total since September at all ports-Nct
receipts s,eS2.st5 bales; export 10 Great
Britain al3l.sll bales to France. s7si6i
bales: TO the Continent 2Ie5eIS bales TO
Japan. Hats: bales; TO Mexico. o.oo6 bales.
New Orleans. La. May ,2-srot cotton
Arm. &c. hishsr: niddIinS. i5i:c. sales on
the spot t75 bales and rs TO arrive Futures
opened steady al n decline OF 26+ points
poor cables. Artcr ruling Arm futures clos
cd ats net decline OF 2Is points ciosins
1876; August 1921. September. 1852 oc,o-
her. 1904; December. l2.T.
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casks Ros!n-F1rm: sales lsal barrels. r.. :
ceipts 2us barrels: shipments 1855 barrels.
STOCK A,oli barrels. Quotet B. 1913
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RICHMOND GRAN MARKEr.
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

- Richmond Va May Il? 1911
Hay-Wi;h receipts about nominal all Of
:erings quickly taken VI at advanced
quotations Receipts for this week. 49, tons
Receipts for last week. az; tons. Same week
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RICHMOND D. AND n J cIEsArEAKE BAY

schedu:e OF electric trains 10 md ,ro,,,
Ashland. stopping at intermediate stations
upon signal; Ly. Richmond (Broad and
Laurel sts.). a6:0o. '7:10. S1ob, s:io s.lo:io
li:lo A. ~: 1910 2:1o. $40. 1 SOB, $40. $50.
.:ie: saoo. 1910. il;!5 P. NJ. Lv Ashiands
o:6o, 20. 8. sh. 10. 'sif A. M. s12 NJ s.I
DAILY except Sunday. ''sunday only.
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q Ask Mr. Bowman

About his Virginia House Party on
Wheels" to YELLOWSTONE PARK
and the Pacific Coast. Personally con.
Quoted by Samuel Fl. Bowman, Tourist
Agent 7o8 z. Main St. Richmond Va
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TUE EI.KToN uor,,,

THE ELKToN HOTEL
A delightful summer home in tho
Shenandoah Valley OF virginia: excel
lent table; pure air: lithta water: mod
a. G. DRAWBAuGH. Elkton. Rocking
ham Co. Va.
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Quotations for inte-es,-paylng bonde ara
at price 10 which interest must be added
L7come bonds and certificates OF indebted
-tsS are lat.
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Arrive Richmond

ACCOMMODATION kiRs-WEeKDsYs.
Leave Byrd ST. Sta. 30 P. n. for Fredsricksburr
Arrive Byrd 81. Sta. S.e5 Am. from Frederieksb'e
arrive Elbs Sta $50 An $50 p. N from shaud
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aDaily. Weekdays. lsundays only.
AL tralns to or from Byrd street Station
taacept rains leavinE $50 a. m. and arriving
1880 mighty atop at Eiba. Time OF arrivals and
departures not guaranteed. Read tho algnn :
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Gnt9e8emfommem
Grflart Fd bereit, nit Gnglanb eiu
Abfommen ,ucgeu Der Mariueruit-
11ugen 5n treffen. - 8iQ benz
Miftramen Elm @noe MAIDEN. -
@idt geiast, >uie meit bas @ntge=
%genfommen gebeu iol.
Berlin, 10. Mpril.

9}ad elmer eben peroffentlidten Or
flarmng ser oeutiden &eidsregierutg
lit 0ieie bereit, nit @robbritannien
Ser6an0lungen o%n5ufnipfen iiber Elm
aegenieitiges M6fomen iiber sic Mu=
r%ine5autel1 i'm Sinne ser fiir5lib Don
Sem engliiden 5efretdr 6es Muspar=
tiger, Sir g0naro @rep, peroffent<
lihten Anregung. gs lit 6ie ausge=
iprobene Mbiid)t ser &eidsregierung,
auf 0ieie 8eiie 6em MiBtrauen Elm
gnoe 81 MAIDEN, oas mod Sen M11sfib=
rungen 0es englii6en Mi,liiters in
Gnglano gegen 9euHdlanos &olitif
6erridt. Sic &cgierr1ng erflart jid
%eerelt, @erbanolungen nit @roBbri-
tanien iber oas beioerieitige Marine-
programm ein5uletten, menn au9
nidt geiagt mtr6, mie melt bus gntge-
.genfommen geben loQ. @s miro ieSo9
auS0rMdli6 betont, 6uB 6ie Anregung
@repS in 9eutidlan6 MIR nit 8efric-
0igung a%ufgenommen tper6en tonne.
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lanS. 2cudti9iffes Dor Mnter uno leg
te beute an ieinem Dod on.
&ein &anoi6at.
5pofane,@ aib., 8. Mprtl

5pofane, @aib., 8. Ipril.
9beooore .Mooiepelt bielt am Sam<
ltag Mbeno in 5pofane, 8alb., BEL
eine!n 2und)eor cine Reoe, in Ser er
sum eriten Male Stellung nabm 81
sen @eriid !, er meroe pieoer alS
aaaoioat flN Sic &rditen6tidaft auf-
treten. IS Bin fein 8eperber I'M
irgeno etmas peil ih aQes gebabt ba-
be," ioate er Sem anoerer lebenoer
Menid bat 3, grmartungen in iol=
dem MaBe Slit geieben, mie i6,
fein onoerer q - i9 meiB nidt, Oh
i6 0iele Nbr q in @egenlpart oes
&aplans ge6rl : Sen ioute = bas ba6
q gooo run ~ bis monep." Stool e=
pelt fiigte bling 1leine &eiietour per=
folge feinen a1iiperen 3med, als sen,
Sen er bereits a%ngeoeutet babe, mimi
lid SEM @olfe 5u oanfen, .6as ibn gum
YraIioenten ermdblt batte. @are er
ME lta9 6em Beiten gefommen, 10
lpiiroe er ME iein &egiment babe iam=
meln fonnen uno miir6e ME Hrditoent
gemoroen iein.
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3eppeltn in Gtuttaart.

5rie6ri@sb.afen n, Z. Mpril.
@raf Zeppelin fubr am Sreitaq
fritz nm 1926 ubr in ieinem reuen
9enfbaaon 3eutidlan6 NIT enter Mn=
5abl 8aiia9iere bon Grieori9sbaferi
na4 Stuttgart. ab, Inn am Samitag
&0nig @ilbelm II. bon @urttemberg
un6 &0nigin Charlotte BEL @elegen=
felt Ser 5eier ibrer iilbernen Sod5eit
3u begriben. Gos 2ufti6iff traf 6rei-
t%agnadmittag 3 ubr in Stuttgart Elm
un6 fiibrte cine &urofabrt iiber Sem
f0niJliden S6foB aus, tpGbreno @raf
3eppeli11 einen Saui6irm nit einem
Bouquet fallen lieB. SS1 einem @or-
ort ser &auptitaot lan0ete Ser 8al=
Ion, un6 meitere Gaiiagiere mrtr6en
aufgenommer, morauf sic @eiterfobrt
na6 8a6en = 8a0e1 uno 9iiieloorf
angetreten ml1r6e. &0nig @ilbelm lit
ELM GROCER 8epun0erer Ser 2ufti9iff=
tabrt. SIN S1li 6es Sabres 1908
madten er 11n6 Sic &0niain NIT Dem
@rofen Zeppelin cine 6abrt iber sen
8o6eniee. 9nmtt mar gum eriten
Male in ser @eididte Elm regierenoes
@eeriderpaar i'm @a1on al1fgeitiegen.