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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-14

A London scientist has devised an
instrument rN.tch gives the blind q
second sight throue. the sense OF
bearing. This novel invention ~ caN7
ed the o~ptophone. BY Its use BLIND
persons can locate lamps. windows or
high lights and perceive" shadows. !
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-14
BOWLING TONIGHT

In the opening round tonight, of
the All Staten Island Bowling Lea
que, the Richmond No. / team will
oppose the Amicitias on the latter's
alleys in Pleasant Plains and the
Stickers will meet the Company B.
club squad on the West Brighton al
leys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-14
NEPTUNE TEAMS GET
VICTORIES SATURDAY
Specfal to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to TIE EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Oct. 14:-The Ant
lers, of Newark, forfeited a game, q
O, to the Neptunes Saturday night
when they left the floor. Continual
fistic encounters between the visitors,
the local players, and the crowd,
marked the tussle. The Neptune Jrs.
defeated the Sayreville A. A. Jrs., by
a 1926 tally. When the Newark
team stopped playing N the second
half, the Neptunes had the lead.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-14
MEDICAL
TO THE AFFLICTED,

If you have thin, poor, impoverished
blood, weak and unstrung nerves, neu-
ralgia, rheumatism, are without -FOUR
usual energy and vim, or suffer from
any chronic disease, kidney or blad-
der complaint, or kindred ailments,
you should have the very best treat
ment. This you can obtain at the
well known, long established Office of
DR.. GRNDLE,
the Specialist,
where thousands before you have
found complete Az speedy restoration
TO health, power and vipor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-14
Mature True Comforter.

Nature knows best how to comfors
the heart Of the mourusr. Her sooth-
fns u the BEST because she deals IN
hints and suggestions. not In acouvsn-
tieual phrases. and hsr ln~inistfatsoss
,G6fs for sanity and sysneued svtBors-
rha Christian HsSistsf. .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-14
DIR. GRENDLE

May be consulted at his office, III
West 18th Street, between 9th and
18th AYES, New York, where he has
been located for more than thirty
years.
Advice Free Medicine 81.
His professional services are the
lowest.
Hours 9 to O. Sundays Q to 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-14

That bunch of Franklin rooters
yesterday sounded like a mardi-gras
celebration. One guy had a graphic
phone horn for a megaphone. That's
using your bean!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-14

Hail to the Franklins, baseball
champions of Perth Amboy FOR 1912,
A well earned victory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-14

Hard luck Saints! You played a
fine game and your defeat is no dis
grace. Only one error proves it.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York June 7,-Fioar-Qu!et ard
steady. Hye l'lour-Bareiy steady. Corn
mea!-ouiet. RyeNom!nal. Wheat-spo,
STEADY: No red. Si.l2i. {. /. {. domest!c
BASIS, 10 arrive, and export. $i2iI. / o. b.
aiioat 20 arrive. Futures !. &C. net higher.
July. SIS Lie September. SLll'i; Deem
"eF NN. Corn-Steady. spot. S5c. Futures
nominal. Oals-Strons standard white sic
elevator FUTURES nominal
. Pork and Cut Meats-Qu!et Reef ana
i.ara-Steady craliow-Quiet wool-cul@t'
Eetroienm and Rosin-s,endy Turpentine-
urn Hlce--Firm. sGsar-Raw. stcady; re-
med Gule, Conec-Rio 80. :. isi.c ft.Iv.
ls.i' September. 1919 Futures STEADY
Cheese--Stcady- Butter-Weak and unchnne-
Cd Esss-Firm aud unchanged. potn;oes-
;(oinimal' firm ana unchanged Cabbage
ilFm, southern. new. per barrel. sl!51lls,
lights ana Peanuts-unchangcd
dor "s ., l"t'oIsSed OIL market wae easier i'm
!aFd ami cotton out .ascd o!f under -eali..
ms. closing points net lower "a !, r,tr-e
Hlshe. June. dh0afS5: JUS. Gee0so; IN
EvA,, $50 fo3. September. T.uT.fs. lctobsr
my, , yai;o prime crude y.6705s,i do. sum
'''4 so. do summer whrc Tpa-S '0''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-08

President-Allen T. F:skridge. of ioulas-
XII; q. T. Surface, OF Montgomery and
I. H. wilcox. of Norfolk: for Secre-
tary-J. s y. Johnson. the present
secretary. and +. D. Wilson, OF the in
atitute; fer Treasurer. Professor II. l.
Price has been nominated for e-alec-
ton without opposition.
The social affairs OF the week began
this evening with the junior senior
german. and each train since Tuesday
has brought It's quota of visitors.
among them young women from ali
parts Of this and some from otAer
States The inn. as we'll as private
boarding houses, Will he taxed 10 ac
commodate the crowd. and there will be
few private homes without guests The
joint celebration Of the Lee and MHury
Literary Societies Will he held th.s
year Oh Saturday evening. anl tbs
members Of these two societies will
contest for medals in defamation, era
tory and debate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-08
BISHOP RANDOLPH
UNABLE TOATTEND
His Illness Makes Necessary
Change in Commencement
Program at V. P. I.
Especial to The Times.D,snatcb !,

II
B'acksours. Va. June 1.-Bishop :,
NJ. Randolph. o: the Diocese OF South
ern Virginia, has wired President Bar
ringer oil the Virginia Polytechnic III
stitute. that he will be unable. ON ac-
count Of sickness. to preach the hacca
laureate sermon here SUNDAY and 20
"c'reEs the Young Mems Christian AS
S2c!ation that evening. Rev. w. Cosby
BEL y u" Of Lexington, will tax.
BISHOP Randolph's place Sunday morn
ing and Rev C. Floyd Rogers. Of
Fe'ershurg viii preacn IN the chapel
IN the evening y special program Of
il"S,' VIII DO furnished at both these
ser ieca bN choir of forty voices,
Ih"sF Inc direction of Professor Harry
S,"uIr!'A' and Mrs. G. Otis Meade. of
S''ahsnNFs, Viii sing solo.
Tho other EXERCISES of commence
.'ieht Weeh VIII be carried out as az
iaas -" lhe orator for Monday morn
ing j. Dr- t. W. Martin. of tn. Wo-
mans College Lynchburg: for Tues5av
- eh'F =. wise. Of Columbia. $. G.. and
senator swanson. OF Washington. the
"',esa l" IN" graduating class Wed
ntad"N' 'Inne .. TO be made by l.. T.
Ni'H"F' former student of the col
- ana president of the First Ma
'o"'I Bank "i Kansas city. Mo.
tuesday is alumni day. and the chi,
eoeh' Tor tho aumni is the election Of
,e'" 81 tho General Associa ton. Ac
o'''"3 |" - constitution. nonina =
IONS are majo f5r the severa, Offices
IA advan'e' and the election is ~ oai-
'o' nos" pu' in nomination are: For
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Special to The Times-Dis,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.j
Charlottesville. Va. June ~
Houston Harrison Of ilarrisonburg.
Va. and Miss Berta Watson were mar
ried last night at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. NJ. /. Watson.
the Rev. G. ". Nj Taylor. OF Newport
News, officiating Tine bride was
given away BY her brother. Robert y.
Watson, former police Justice of this
city Miss Rita Harrison. sister OF
the groom. was maid OF honor, and
Earl Grove. of Luray. best man After
the ceremony. luncheon WAS served to
the wedding party and guests Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison LETT for Northern
trip and after June IL will be at HON >
to their friends al 2isi FloyI Avenue.
Washington, y. c.. where they will
make their future home. \ beautiful
~ appointed dinner Was given in
honor of the bride Wednesday, cvcnin :
at the home Of Or. and Mrs NJ. L.
Rea
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric RAILWAY

Cars leave Manchestcr. seventh and Perry
Streets. Tor Petersburg:
IS. = 6. -. ~. II. u: A. n, L 2 "a 4
"5:i5. IS :. 5. -. ~ L. II.
AGO L. ~. 10: Chester. ECO midnight for
Petersburg.
Stre"t. ior Manchester:
ts:l5. s..5. ''s.!5. '7:S5 s:ss. s:a. .io:ss. u:u
a ri; i2.1S. 'i;s; 1885, a:as. 'E;5. S:s5. s.aA.
';;a5. s.15, 1886. 1850 1870 p. II
tDaiy, e1cep; sundays and holiday
Carries baggage and express
"L!miied. except sundays and holidays
Al! cars ..om Petersburg connect with
cars Cor Ricnmord.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

Only ALL RAIL LINE 70 NORFOLK.
Schedule IN Eject :ias &c 1919.
Lehye BYRD street Station, Richmond. FOR
l.. NJ. 'i:!C i. 81 o7:3j r. NJ
FOR i.fNcHbUKG AND THE WEST: .slj
a NJ. 'lu;o y. 81. a2:to p. NJ. $3.50 p. "
@'yiHe Richmond from Norfolk: ati:,o A
" eii;f \. NJ 's;3i p NJ biO:25 I, n
'l:39 i. II From the West: go A. M
ago y M biii9 T. NJ. sos T.. 81. 800 p
DAILY aDaiy eI. Sunday. bsundsy only.
W. - bEN ILL, c. II. BOsLEY
u 4 A. Roanoke. D. y. A. Richmond
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oales: 10 the Continent, zoos bales; I.
japan, @e.s4o balee; to Mexico. s.7es bales

New Orleans. La. June 7-Atter advanc-
ing severa! points on steady buying, due
TO continued unfavorable weather news. COT
ton prices fell of In the late trading to-day
under realizing and closed unchanged to 3
points down compared with yesterdays
close. The opening was steady at advance
OF 2a3 points In The face OF weakness al
Liverpool due TO selling by spot houses.
continued rains In the eastern belt and n
re" reports OF grassy fields stimulated buy
ing Tor both accounts. and soon after the
opening prices Were IoI L points up. Spot
cotton hrIn and unchanged: nlddlinE. llTsc. !;
sh'.S on IN" spot Si3 bales and l4a 70 arrive
Futures closed steady: June. II IS no,niral:
July, h@; August i.G6: September. I1.5i.
october, n5i: December. ll.5S: January,
ll.60. March. li6s
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New Y rk
Stock Market

New York. June THE local stock
market to-day was gverned TO a very
considerable extent by the foreign
situation. Lcndons prices for Ameri-
cans before tho opening here reelected
degree of selling pressure. which
doubtless originated in Berlin. where
the approach OF the midycar settle
mcnts is awaited with some anxiety.
Very recent domestic political de-
relopments were received with ap-
parent Indifference. but II may be as
sumed that Wall Street is making,
more than the customary preparatio *
to neutralize any alarm that may re-
s..lt from the outcome of the nation II
conventions. Technically the m4"i;.t
is Inherently sound, II for no 9th ar
reason than that public intores, in II
FIR the last few weeks has grown in
croasinSly negligible.
Among the few news items OF d.
rect mark ct interest was the May re-
port OF the Copper Producers Asso
cation. which showed large decrease
ia supply of the metal on hand.
Copper shares were steady TO strong
In the carly dealings. but fell off latcr
In common with the balance OF the
active list.
The stock market as whole was
irregular or heavy throughout the
session, with prices at lowest level in
the last hour on the news that the
United states Supreme Court had re-
versed the Commerce Courts findings
against the Interstate Commerce Com
mission in several important decisions.
Time money worked towards greater
case to-day. the rate FOR ninety days
being approximately the same as for
TWO months-namely. pc recent. De-
mand for commercial paper is on the
decrease at IL for prime mercantile.
Bonds were steady.
New York. June Prime mercan-
tile paper 3-4 TO per cent. Sterling
exchange firm; s4.s445 for sixty days,
and si.S710 for demand Commercial
bills S4.S4
Money on call steady; 3-iGS per
cent: ruling rate. 80
Time loans steady; sixty days. per
cent; six months, l-2a3 3-4 per
cent A
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Stcan1hDat5
oLp poMrNIox Line.

ULD DUMINIUN LINE.
Lv Richmond 200; Of ASH ST. daily.7:co T. NJ
Leave Newport rews.................5:.J - ii.
Arrive .>oi.''H' A. n.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
NoG!oIK Tor Ns% EVrE daily, except sunday
i:VV Il. NJ CONNECTIONS also made By n, N
VI. Ry. ) L. ii. and G.. & u Ky. at r vi
NIsnt !!nc steamers step nt Ciareiuont to
!aA4 or iece!N" passengers Oh sGnai. and
VIII o. met o. pubic conveyance.
Virginia NAVIGATION 90. Objective
March -.J.--Jaines I;lyer BY daylight for
HorIolk and Old Point, newport news and
al. James l;iver landings Sieaiasr leaves
..oa.uy. W,i.ne sGay and Friday ESQ n
Freight received for al. Jah.r, River
landings fhone Madison i;6.
M:.iil IickeI OMicc. 90 y. a:ain sIEaet
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SEABOARD AIR LINE.

southbount trains scheduled 20 leave Rich
n.ond daily: 9:os a. M.-Locai to Sorlina
1:2o T. M.-S!eepcrs and coaches Atlanta,
EITmiaS nam. savannah. Jacksonville. SIS
= M-sleepeTs and coaches. Jacksonville
II :?j =. M.-SleepeTs and coaches. Atlanta
birmingham. Memphis Nor;hbound trains
scheduled TO arrive In Richmond daily.
$50 \. ~ $50 A ~. sos L. ". $40 y. 81,
Local
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Sales. Stock.

cxies- STOCK
Allis- Chalmers ............
Allls-Chalmers, pfd.......
Is. 2oo Amalgamated Copper 80.
Amer. Agri. Chem. com
$500 Amer. Beet sugar. com.
5000 American Can ............
so American Can. pfd........
2ni Amer. Car and Foundry
Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd
30 American Cotton OIL.
Am Hide and Leather. pr
so American LinSecd OIL.
400 \ american Locomotive 80.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
go Amer. Malt Co, pfd.......
$50 American Smelling ......
6.l@l American Sugar ........
coo Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
500 American Tobacco. rom.
40 American Tobacco. pfd..
1909 Anaconda Copper .....
3.tSn AtchiSUn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
l6i Atlantic Coast Llne...
y. &. l. of Connecticut.
Loo Baltimore and Ohio.....
40 Bethlehem Steel. com.
400 Bethlehem Steel. pfd....
700 British Amer. lob. CO..
=. $50 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Central. Leather. COM.
$50 Canadian Pacific .........
40 Ches. and Ohio. y iA..
~ Chicago Great Western.
l,5og Chi. Nil. and st. Paul.
I& Crucihle Steel Cor. com.
40 Crucible Steel, pfd.
1p Chicago and Northwest.
40 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
no Consolidated Gas .....
Delaware and Hudson.
100 Den. and Rio Gran, com.
800 Den. and Rio Gran, pfd.
~ Distillcrs' Sec. Cor....
",Ip9 Erie Observation-Disclosures.
io2 Erie. LIST pfd......,...
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd..
3cl Geo. w. IIelmc Tob. Co.
30 Bcuelal Electric .........
$50 Breat Northern. pfd......
90 Great Northern ore Gifts
Illinois Central ...........
500 Interboro- Met. ...........
$500 1nterboro-Met.. pfd........
Int Mer. Marine. conn.,.
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GburffJ .sloIltts.
pREsB YrERIAN.


f.btsH "a" 20 HeY' =, !. Nc
sunJ.v srhoni -. .,n 81, ~ "''t 80 - 81
A. II ~ ~
,,-
Second PHESBYTERI-AN CHURCH
- - i'CSo ELL eel" d ID, pastor. Ser
~ 80. =, - :; ~ anu si.9 y NJ Wednes-
cay a'l' T. NJ sunday school ?.i5 4. NJ.
CHURCH or THE covENANr-REv ]
CALVIN STIsv.,pT, - =, -, - ~
ing at ii l. II and SIS p 81 - by the pa sa[
| so ooath school q, yll" "a an n
Class meets at 10 = II seats Ali frcc. wei.
| come to all services
sEKvICE, Ar gpAcr srprrr ppre
bytcr,an 1:iyrrt - fHES
SIS o'cIoct T. n pro,c5tr T., ~ anD
l ,as by DR.. Lilly subject River o, I-iy-
cRA BrREE, of no,,,ro, nes" vu, Nj t.,,. :" W,
interesting i.c,n,s sa,no,t -. ueiNer an
general as to his work IN ,b re'y soma ana "a
| In. yar,aT, ~ '"c prisons IN
Cr,h ,ap,ous sia'e' o. the country. Mr
churehs H.. N IS tER tnEsnYTERIAN
aastor 'e Wtiaoza u d NJ ana r. ~ BY tho
RApT,er
/ FEST BAPTIST CHURCH CBRoAp A,tD
/ " MepAN!El-. =. .. VIII preach a, ii \.
w. aht ~" ,. NJ Following the morning
services the LORD. supper Will De observed
tfatsd sunday school, Baraca and Phiin-
I - sE " y |', R ,pT, TO- all c,,,.n-,
Z lin and Adams streetsl.-Service At II 4 "
onlE Graded sunday school at $50 \ 81
oFsanized clas'es :ar men and women. Rev
u. ~ MAci.ACHL.AN. +. d. OF tho Sew
Z oh'h street Christian Church viii preach
ne morning service. subject. For Ne
I 20 i've Is Quartz, choir y vet
on account Of the closing exercises Of Ricb.
mono College.
c. c. VENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
v W Av"nne and Harrison Sirceu-Rev
w JAMES. TIL d. pastor. Preaching
:. n. ~ =" Dr.. JUAN ORTS No service
sermon maHA 4, On account q; Tho 5aecniaurea,e
~ ':l' y NJ James p. Wood. Sup,. Wa.
nesday evening prayer-meeting at 81,
T'gyk
! L.iHH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
iStW i"%ni?-hith and Leigh Streets
| .rha pastor. :: =. NJ.
ecsooI a., lana OF the Lord" Sunday
100, 100. '''o y NJ &C. 0. Alley. sup,I All
GEaTE erpr
! tGrane and - 80. bAPTlST GnUR:a
"a, /, ~, StrectSl- --PreichiaS
Fnnt.c, W -, nc Eev. : q. PTNNoCK.
ser,;ico nyr~S Of African Life" 10
co ,a"ra "isht on account Of tho hac-
ie -r sud. non non before Richmond Col
T. pow,Ii 800, d, ";@ T. NJ Hugh
rr,var ~. SUPP, , wednesday, evening
10 vo~sbt ,,hFt are cordially invited
'' "'' us.
,.i,,;7r,..pv AZ ,i''i'!S i.
Gracc So, r. .HCfCH SOUTH,
S,r., o., ~, ~ "rcN Fourth and F!ftn
ls:i; p n y,r ms pastor At IL y. II aud
MIr,c,,. S"ple"'' C. wth and
,.nr,n,o,.., 'Ern'nS subject. Tho Thurchs
, t;radsS anu nei7 samples.
classes =, Ia 'vh'". WIN organized
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

$50. Eel. '--,:.HiER OF THE SOUTH.
Tram Leave Richmond.
~. B-Fo!iowing schedule nguren publi.h.
ed as Information and not Guaranteed:
For the south-Daily; $40 A. n Local
io:C y. III. Express. $50 =. II. Rxpre.a
With electric lighted Sleeping Car for Al.
ian'L ana Birmingham. iiis p. 81 E1preSs.
Week Days: 500 4. ". Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
t:'o r. Notwithstanding for Baltl-
more Mon Wed. and Friday. $500 A Me-.
sun and 2:i5 Z. M.-Mon., Wed and Fri
day-Local
Trains Arrive Richmond
FROM the south: $50 A. ", $40 A. NJ
e:H r. NJ. s:G p. ". daily; 1885 Ex sun
FROM West poin'; $50 A NJ. daily. HAS A.
NJ. Mon. Wed. and Fri. +:25 p. NJ Ex Sun.
5. +. BURGESS. d. r. A.,
so7 Main ST. Phone Madison III
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad Of the South.
EFFECTIVE MAY 18th. 1872
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY

EFFECTIVE MAY 18th. 1872
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and south: s:i5 4. ~ and
40 +. NJ i.to 4. NJ.
i'or norfolk: "s.le \. n. a.co A. IL, .3:co
=. NJ. $50 y NJ. "5:55 T. VI
For y. ". Ry. West: 6:l5 A. 81, ID: 90
y ~. 800 r. NJ, $50 f. "
For Petersburg: 100 \. NJ. SIS A. NJ,
$50 = 81. Sis A. NJ. 500 4, ~ io:a1 A
81. 500 p. N. $40 y. NJ. sos p. ~. 20
T. NJ. '''.Sl 2. II. $3.50 p. ID. Has r. NJ
For GSdsboro and Fayetteville: .i:lo r II.
.fains arrive Richmond daily: SOS A 81
$40 y. NJ, s:5j a NJ. 's:37 A NJ, ..I6;i5 -
~. 'il:i9 4. NJ. "Ii:45 \. NJ. $3.50 p. NJ.
10 = 81. GO. p. N. i.a5 p. N. 500 P.
81. s.Vo r. ~ ''io;25 p. 81. u. 80 r. II.
Except Sunday. SUNDAY only.
Iune OF arrival and departure and con.
nections not guaranteed
{. :. CAMPBELL. D. j.. A. sS Mai, So
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NAVAL SmRSr

Wilmington, y. C.. nIne Spirits Tur-
ppehtlhe.Steady at +jc; receipts casks
Tr s[sr, Mt Sc. receipts Ie barrels.
'INrncn,ine-Firm AT ss:6qfis0: rece,nt. -
barrels e'e'p's IL
savsnnah. Ca. June 7-Turpentine-ri-n
q, 49, W. '',.c,: sales Gas casks: receipts Is,
SHIPMENTS LIE casks: stock. e is5
casSS, Rosin-Firm. sa,es. 2sts barrels: re-
.tip,s ..eSL barrels: shipments 3.ioo barrel.
'''SA '9'"3 barrels. quote: b. ,sa5Gs a.
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MARNIsT CONnIrrns

Fowl IN extremely heavy rece!p; and n,nr-
Ket dull Eggs scarce and active Buite-
active AZ quotations. Live stock IN very
heavy receipt and market weak Country
Meat active Al quotations Hides scarce a.S
active. Wool Very active and wanted
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MISCELLANEOUS s1ARKErs.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

Now York: June Sale. o. dry goods are
large Yarns rule ouie; and unsteady TnraI
N"oi markers are !rris- and tending high
-. summer knit goods are being distributed
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY

srhtdule o. Electrc Trains. effective Nay
%. .7i-. Leave Richmond. Iaurc! aaa Broad
Streets; SIC =. NJ '7:l0 A. NJ bs:i3 A.
VI. 30 =. NJ ''io:io :. N. i:io A. NJ. 40
4. VI. $50 r ~ $40 II. ". hs:lo p NJ
1910 = NJ. i!.S L. ~. Leave Ashland Eng
land and Maple streets: '5.a5 4. ~. ,. 200 \.
N. so \. 81. ba'ro ~ NJ 1000 A. NJ ''!l:tl
y. NJ. 'i2:Co NJ. 80, % II. ", 90 p NJ 400
=. NJ. 20 p. ~. b5.oo p ". 500 p. n. 10
i NJ. 500 J. N. .. @ y. NJ, Il 90 p. n
'Daily eXcep; sunday "su.day only.
bCaEr!es baggage.
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'+''Fec- pressed, large bales.
Load your cars so tina. hev at doors r,,
resenis contents ana thus avoid reflections
Ihis market grades hay In acco-darce
WIN the rules Of the National Hay Asso-
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LOCAL a1AKKsr QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co. Com.
mission Merchants. Richmond VaD
Richmond, Va, June . 1872
Actual WHOLESALE QUOrArIOSS on
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chieaso. lN. Iune 7.-ca,tle-Rece,n,. ina

chicago Ill. June 7--Cattie-Rece.pts ~!
% HaSg; Texas steers, SI.Gj9Sco. western
steers' Sdio4Soo. siocke.s and feeders. s,s5
osp' cows and Refers, S.S5aS.c5; caves.
20" G'',' Eoss-feceipts 800 head Nj
Ket " incc. higher. Light S7i5nTea. ,rixAd
80 g 'oI; heavy. S5I54 80: rough. s-i5T
49, PIES S5:5 rs; bulk OF sales. & 800, -
%>.ntG,p-Hece'pts 100 head. Market STEADY
i;tHu!'e' $50 49.S5i western. sa.eol5.; y.ar.
'II'ss' s. q 30; lambs. nattye sisn%y IS -, .
western $i'5 q SO; String lambs, sja.co,
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Nov York. Juno 7.-Becver-Receipfs Ia
head. Market firm. Steers. $7.iSG.25 uer
y" pounds oxen. s. - bulls, si.:oa .cl: cow.
go 80. .Nes-kece'pts $40 head Market
S',%ye ZOO; cGiis, SO 20 sheep and Lambs
t.eceiHis -'.Ni head. Sheep aud ysariInrs
,"1 20 &c lower. iain5s &c lowe. corr
mon 10 primo sheep S:4i25. cuIls. s.Te.5.
- ., =" yenT':"ss a, $4,000. iun,bs. s.6ln
.ioS@-iteceipts 800, head Feeling ar,
state hogs, : per lnl pounds
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

.i:eA. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES News.
s:lo Daily-Chvilie. Elk Sun
fhu-mcnd.
.s;eo -Express-Daiiy--Sorfoik Old Point
,i':Vo A-Locdl-Daiiy-Lchbg. Lex. C. Force
.i-:@ Noon-Express-D aiiy-Norfolk Old Pt.
80 p'-EHpress-Daily. Gin. L'viie
tt.v9 Observation-Disclosures ". News
6:e9 i.-Locai-Daiiy-N. News. Old Point.
o'ie p i-ocal-'t;x. Sun.-GordonsviIe
t'l9 f-Locai-Ex. SuI.-Lchbg Natural
Bridge. clifton koIge.
'dio acknowledgements Chicago
'!:Io s-Dnily-Cinciunati, L'yiiis.
'SIeepers. rParlor Curs
TRAINS ARH1VD RICHMOND-Locai frbm
East: $40 a NJ, 7:io P. ". Through from
Fest; II 80 A. IL. 2:o5 =. NJ. s:ao p. NJ Local
rom west; $50 a. NJ "9;65 A. NJ, and
VI. and $50 T. NJ
james River Line: 1888 A. NJ. $50 p n.
"Dai!y except Sunds-.
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RIcHMoND GRAIN MARKET

Richmond, IA June : ,a,s
WHEAT Car clos ''N"r''
SO. 2 rod. Wtstrrn....
80 rcd. Vire!ait...,.... ,,s 80
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RICHMOND T0nAcco MARKET

Richmond. Va June : ,.,,
Following are the quotations o. ,hn pi,n
mo"a I0oacca Exchange:
bROWE SHIPPING
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'otton faiures closed sareI, s,eaay.

1rot cotton closed steady: middlinr AN.
i7s Fn!dd!ing gulf, ll.o sales 80
''a s,eaty: midding. lies: sross -e
80 BALES: sales. 1900 Bales; stock.
aieS export Coastwise. 1864 bales.
,o-aay at all ports-Nei receipts.
, "a.es; o%po!; to Great Britain. 1854
H'-l; 42-iss bales.
a5tf4 al all ports-Ne, receipts.
n.Ia eNpo!t 70 Great Britain. 1880
,., rarrc i.s2s bales. to Tho Cont
'a.es; t. japan. So oales
r.e.l. 9eric ntc;' at all portz-Net
Hrnt s-,i hsles: export to Great
''-- oale2' to France. o.0s5
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Quotations for Interest paying bonds are
"t Il price TO which interest must ho added
l0con. bonus and certificates O: ,ndeb,ed-
l.,ss itc fla