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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-15

FOREMAN for small cement block RAG
tory. Must also understand SIDE
walk work. Apply at once, Beilder u
Robinson Lbr. Co., Mayvtlle, NJ. u.
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FOR gALr. RENT OR THADB-UheH-
numbered hotel; good town on the
Nortbern Pacific and milwaukee, rail-
roads: new and modern; ELECTRIC Llght'
heated rooms; s2,2b house SS4 cars
Forum,
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FOR sALE-Large assortment Of the
--latest designs of wall paper; also
pure Hnseed oil and ready mixed paints
and white lead. Call at Gate City Sup
ply House. sol Sth street Se n1TsR; !. o
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STOCK Statesmen WANTED in every
town; must give hrst-class refer
ences. Fiscal Agency or the Dakota
Wholesale Grocery Company, as Citi-
GEMS Bank, Aberdeen, S. d.
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WANTED-Experienced job press feed
ers at once; steady job. knight
Printing Co.
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sEvEN-ROOM HOUSE, with cellar
C~istern, gas for lights and cookingl
a nice barn for wood n coal 1924
4th ave S.
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FOR SALE--hOse Comb Rhode Island
Red COCK sis: about 35 extra fno
Perkins, Boa S37. or call at 1921 atm
Ave. south, Fargo.
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WILL SELL, RENT OR TRADE my
restaurant. City Restaurant Lake
Park. MINI.
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wEN WANTED everywhere to start a
business of their own, pays from SIS
10 5000 monthly all or spare time. Full
particulars and working plan free.
Write, Jewel Company, 3h Sth st. D.,
EarGo, m. u. -
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sIX-ROoM COTTAGE. brick founda.
ton; c~istern. hardwood floors. CO.
ment walks and barn; corner lot. Call
after 8 p. m. at 9l7 14th st N.
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HELP wANTED-MAL

HAVE Knight Printing Co. engrave it
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OFFICE SPACE.

y TO RENT-omco space; most )
y desirable location In city on o
2 hrst floor. WheeIock ms Agency, o
= 6o2 Front st.; phone 1905. y
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EGGS FOR HATCHING-Indian Run
ner ducks, heavy layers, white egg
strain, $1.0O a setting. II. Schneider,
12th st. and 14th ve. n.
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POSITION WANTED to run steam
engine for either blowing or thresh-
ing. Sixteen years experience. Q. T..
I,esteberg, Mayville, n. ID.
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WANTED-500 men and women to get
their shoes repaired at the Wear-Q-
Well shoe factory branch, 4Osb y. r
Ave.
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WANTED-An experienced accountant,
Must be a young man who is ambitl-
Gus TO be something more than a book
keeper all his life. Apply giving name
Of present employer, your age, e&-
perfence etc. 373, care Forum.
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IN ANSWERING all want ads, giving
a certain number care OF The Forum,
be sure to address your 70
that number, In care OF Forum. This
insures prompt attention. .
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WANTED-Printer to make up four
page daily and weekly and set ads.
Jamestown Alert, Jamestown, N. d.
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SALESnEEN WANTED to sell FIoridS
land. Liberal commissions. Quick
sales, purchasers OF twenty acres ale
lowed vi fare. Address Palm Beach
County Land Company. Stuart FLORIDA
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HOUSE AND SAFE MOVING.

FOR RENT-Seven room house fur,
nlshed or unfurnished, gas and light
623 18th st. H..
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WANTED-Boy. Apply Pioneer Candy
Co.
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WANTED-Competent grid for gen.
eral housework. Family of thres
Leslie Welter, 424 9Th st. s., Moor.
head.
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wANTED-Bright young woman, or
man, Of good address to get city
wires: liberal salary. Address 361,
care Forum
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wANTED-Girl for light homework.
1413 LIST owe. 8.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bred
white and brown leghorns: single
langshans, s. s. Hamburgs, one par:
Light Brahmas, one pen; also Indian
Runner brakes; eggs for Matching.
n bun leghorns; highest premiums
1912 show thirty-six ribbons N. ID.
state fair, 1919; twenty-five ribbons
Park Poultry Yards, Coleman Baker.
prop, Fargo, N. d. Phone 1798-L
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10. TX, LAUNDHY-Mrs, =. q OnzcAr
A2A Gth ST. 81 n~hAsM-h1a1~1
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FLoRIDA-FOR SALE 82-acre, g.
year-old grapefruit and orang
grove; b-roon1 cottage: half-mile lake
front: finest town. Lee Haskius. Win
terhavep, FLORIDA
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GOOD GIRL for general housework
good wages. Mrs. S, Hart. SOC 4th st.
north.
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GIRLS WANTED - Moorhead steam
Laundry.
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NOW is THE TINE tor farmers to get
their season help. We can furnish
the best. OLSON Employment Co., S1'
N. p. ven
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WASHING

WANTED-Bundle and family washing.
Also had experience in cleaning Of
Aces. Call Mrs. j. Roesch, Iii 14th
ST.. $.
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A GOOD proposition TO a young man
that can make good; wages and de-
tails on application. $40 care Forum.
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SINGLE COMB White orpington eggs
for sale from prize winners Of the
so eggs for IS. c. d. Blakeslea, s34
eth Ave. south, Fargo, N. d.
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Girl for general housework; small
family good wages. 1042 18th St
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FOR sALE-A 21-foot launch, 6 h. p.
engine: life preservers; all COM
plete, ready to run; first check for
$225 takes 1t: act quick. 3SS care
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WANTED at once, a competent cook in
a restaurant; and one shambermaid
good wages; steady work. Apply To
Mrs. A. L. Larson, Hansboro, N. u.
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WANTED-At once, boy for all sum
mer on farm, to milk a couple OF
cows n do other light work. X. H.
ID. No. /. Box 40, Darlington. N. u.
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OFFICES o RENT.

OFFICE ROONIs-Two office rooms
with vault, I'm Walker block, Call
at office OF Walker Bros. a Hardy.
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BARBER WANTED-One with three
years or more experience; $500 per
week, board and A. A. BLOCK
Oriska, N. L.
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HOUSES o SALE.

FOR sALE-Good six-room house,
room house, cement foundation; in Dill
worth, on Main street, $500; both
above on easy terms. Apply Interior
Lumber Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-15

YOUR OPPORTUNITY may be In some
Of these new towns in western Cana
da: many new ones Will be placed on
the maps this year; prices and ad-
rates in Canada; also numerous snaps
in farm land ranging from $40 up;
also Douglas county, Minnesota, I'M
proved farm lands, Apply y. >. Mo-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-15

PRINTER--I want an all around coun-
try printer for steady job in inland
town; good equipped office, power ma
nhinery; good wages to capable man.
single man preferred. News, Manning
N, ID. ~
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THURSDAY IS GOOD
DAY FOR REACTION
Stock Market Waits to See if
To-Day Will Prove Excep-
ton to Rule.
BY BROADAN WAIL.

New York. August l3.-For some reason
not yet clearly determined. a Thursday stock
market is frequently rcactionary. 1t remains
TO be seen whether tomorrow proves the
exception or the rule. Speculative interest
was shifted to-day from Steel common to
Southern Pacific.
The knowledge that the underwriting syn
dicatc Will be ovcrsubscribed. attracted at
tention TO Southern Pacific Certificates"
which were dealt In for the FIRST time on the
exchange With huctuation of points the
certificates closed strong at IS. After Sep
TENDER these certificates will be exchange
able Tor Southern Pacific stock.
Southern Pacific had Il burst OF strength
which carried the price from 3lss AL.
Lhere Is ,echncai short interest IN the
stock against the Union Pacific rights. These
were actively dealt In also
Union Pacific developed irregularity and
niteF touching loo fell TO 1874. the close
All transactions are now eX-rights. These
are selling at about !. per cent.
reflect the strength OF the foreign markets
lhere Is still shortage In spot copper
with the metal selling at l6c, pound.
American Can was active. but failed 10
maintain It's fun advance. and closed with
only "A slight gain.
ceiien; showing for the year, and for a brief
period Erie was quoted At 20. Illinois Cen
crossed New Haven when It touched par and
the latter 93'..
Steel had a spectacular advance from
around Co. this time crossing %. AT co., n
nood al selling orders came into the market
that carried the price back to sos.
trade reports regarding the iron and steel
markets are not for the moment encotirag-
ms, and no little disgust is expressed by the
trade people who refused TO buy Steel com
mon when II was selling around s. because
they could only see this decline in current
business This was one OF the cases where
me conditions OF trade and the conditions
of the stock markets were diametricaliy on
posite ana the operator who based his stock
transactions on knowledge OF the Steel
business lost the chance OF making a profit
some Judges expressed the opinion that
the market for the shares gives Indication
OF having run out the present advance and
they are looking for y moderate reaction or
at least quiet period around this level!
The sharp rise In Steel brought selling
Tor ioTeiSn account, ABOUT i0utJ shares he
ing disposed Of on balance.
Corn and wheat both again. and pri-
Yates advices from the Southwest reported
another hot wave. More attention probably
VIII be paid tn the weather map during tho
rest OF the week. Prices of wire products
have been reduced from 81 TO 81 "a ton and
foreign Iron markets We're lower
These are factors that cannot altogether
he ignored. And then. as already stated
Thursday is "a good day for a reaction
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NEW YORK rRopucE nARkrr.

Sew York August is.-Fiour- Firm. Wheat
Finn; 40. red, 93i.c-, No. northern. Du-
!Gth. "'isc. Corn-Firm; export. SIC. nominal.
Wco!-Stcady. Hides and leathcg-F!rm.
Petroleum and 'Turpentine-Steady. Rosin-
Easy Rice Firm. Molasses- Sugar
Raw. steady muscovado S3.23. centrifugal.
So 3. refined. steady. Coffee Spot. steady
SO. RIO SIC. 40. ! Santos, I2c. nild.
dull. Cordoy;.. i3Hlfc. nominal. Potatoes
Steady and unchanged. Cahba yes Steady
and unchanged. Peanuts and Freights-
steady and unchanged.
Scar months in cotionsecd OH broke ioQi5
points further TO day under liquidation.
while late months closed las points net low
or Hedge selling AND the weakness OF lard
were also factors In the decline Some crude
was offered from Texas but none from the
Southeast. ahout 800 barrels we're rendered
today. Sales 1900 barrels Prime crude.
nominal prime summer yellow. s0oalO. % .
August 80 September. 5.cs. October. 80;
N"vemher SO: December. 6.5s; January.
d 70. February 6-I. March. G.J9. prime win
~ yellow and sulmlmer Mhlts 500.
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New York
Stock Market

New York. August 49, Foreign conditions
exercised considerable influence over to-day's
ish officials. indicating decided Improvement,
In the relations among the leading powers
made Tor buoEant market ia London.
Other adviccS from abroad point to greater
monetary ease in the autumn. despite re-
cen; lnisrivings. Paris markets were frm.
though rcntes were lower. hut the Berlin
market developed no pronounced trend aside
from some direct purchases OF Canadian
\ significant; factor was the large foreign
interest in the underwriting OF Union Pact
hc's southern Pacific stock. which was moro
This is said 10 loo the first European pRrti-
cipaton on any size in American securities
dentally the success Of this project caused
sharp advance in Southern Pacific shares.
rs we'll AS the syndicate holdings, their re-
spectNc gains being iSnlL points.
From It's uncertain opening the market
soon developed stronger tone. steel and
AualEamnte ted scoring higher prices. like
wise Canadian Pacific. Reading and n Ini.cel-
lan"ous lot OF industrials. In the final deal
inrs proht taxing and the loss encouraging
outlook ia the Steci industry wiped out much
Of tho advance In the leaders. while renewed
snort selling helped 10 unsettle the general
Crop news again was conflicting with n
CONTINUANCE of drought in some OF the Mid
de western sections In the face Of this,
however Western merchants are evincing
Increasing optimism, horn in part OF the
Treasury Departments crop money policy.
Possibility OF an agreement To hasten the
tariff hin seemed to excite little interest
in financial circles
The bona market was steady with govern
ments unchanged AMI dealings light.
New York. August Is Money on cali steady
at 2sI2's ruling rate. -. closing bid p.
offered az 81. Time loans, steady. sixty
DAYS. 2is05Mc., ninety days ii4T,'. six
months 'Nu Prime mercantile paper. GWC,,
Ter cent. SteIiius exchange easy at 81 IS
Tor sixty DAY bills ana $i.SGi0 for demand
Commercial bills, siS9S. bar silver ssis
NeN.can dollars. .. Government bonds
steady railroad bonds steady.
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prices were odS points down. Shorts took
their profits from the start and in the early
trading put prices gas points over ycster-
Gay close. This was the high of tho day
me market became very dull around tho
middle OF the morning. and from then on
the rims did only small business. No out
side orders came In The detailed weather
reports noted rain at only none out OF the
siN;Y-ciEht weather stations in Oklahoma
ana Texas. and the weather forecast called
Tor fair weather In these two States In the
afternoon the market fell OF to n level
points under yesterdays last quotntions The
close was steady at net loss OF PAS points
Spot cotton. quiet and Unchanged mid
ding, ll'sc: sales the spot rs bales and
100 to arrive. Cotton futures closed: Au-
gust. HIS, September. lilo: October llOi:
December. lLol: January, l1oT; March, I'LL:
May, Ills.
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COTTON M,pkIrs

NHN Eot@ august Is The cotton mark;
VIZ 800 and ~. v.ie. Today "a re.
90 confusing ..eslGel ''ports from the
i"-eNea ty official .Gv!ces Indicating nom
u more iaaH .i;Ai altering precipitation
Ett" eoailHu"t nlgh temperatures. the close
N+4 NliHtn q, point or tWp %: me lowest and
az " ne; qss ~ 5rr points
u aHytA!Ec business was rather NOR. ar-
,-'' +Nai recently. and carly reports OF an
!-nIto.'tient ia weather conditions ,,es. Of
W iltct appeared 10 bring out : roo9 deal
'' cotton BOTH here ana H. Liverpool! IN.
opening Was steudy a. an advance OF roint
'H A1f -st hGt generally lq4 points Tower
j" 'h7equeucc aud active positions sold or
iriAis G"cer the closing figures az last
.'+!- curing ife carly trading The offtcia!
-'t ass nov r'"t. MAS Tor continued fair
te'het Vest IL Tho river and feeling.
l-'l l4e private reports az rain G:d not re-
ah! actual breaking OF the drought.
q socc deal 81 realizing By recent
i'ls Tins aecwant proved suGiclcnt TO
.i offerings, and prices gradually stead
PIE me clpsiEE figures az Yesterday during
20" e-iiy afternoon. The on!cial detailed
weather reports from Houston ana Okla
.na -!stsicts showing showers ~ only a
points contributed 10 this Improve
bat tn market TUNED easier again
--i.i- the Afternoon uuler unfayorablc Tor
'is. trade adNltcs ana private rcDrrt. mar
-A'tt Ncf. GOOD rains this afternoon ~ Viz
+d -'N some az the leading spot houses
-rpfefa- ~ Poe made the sellers nere dt,rir :.
t-e 4tf AND reports Of an easier spot hasis
j" -nas probably helped to !e,tril, huvirt.
'Dr long accounts.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond.
-. B.-FoiiowinX schedule nsures publish Cd
as Information und not cuaranteed:
For the South Daily: o:l0 A. M-LocaL
1880 A. M.-Express. 600 y. M.-Express
with ktcetIic Lighted Sleeping Cars for At
innta ana Birmingham N:i5 I. M.-Exprssa
Week Days: $500 T.. N.-Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 p. M.-Ddily-Connectinx for Bnlti.
more Mon. Wed. and Friday 600 A. M
E1. Sun. IND gals +. M.-Mon., Wed And
Friday-Locnl
Trainb Arrive Richmond
From the south: $50 A. Nj. ana 40 A. NJ
400 =. NJ. $3.50 i. NJ. daily: l2:55 Eek sun
From Vest Point: $40 A ST. daily: II IS A
Nj. Mon. We'd and r'ri; i?s r NJ EI sun
s. E. BURGESS. d. p A.
t01 E. Main ST. Phons MadIson ~
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. c.. August ls.-spiri;z rur-
pentinc- steady at 3!.c.. receipts g. casks
Ros!n-Sieady at $40: receipts /. barrels
Firm at 500. receipts II barrels Crude
Turpcntinc-Firm AT S@f,o.75
savannah. Ga. August l3.-Turpcntine-
Firm at 3CW3Gi.c: sales go casks rcceip, Q
80 casks shipments l.? casks. s<pck $3.50
casks Nosin-Ftrm; sales 2..23 barrels: re
c'ipts lbs barrels. shipments 1925 barrels
stock i'2'6So barrels. Quote: 4. II. sass
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Railroads
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

I:l9 A.-Local- Daily-Newport News
$40 AJ-Locnl-Dnily-Ch'vi Ex. Sun
Thurmond.
ts:oo A.-ENprcss- Daily-Norfoik. Old Point
iio:W A.-Local-Daily-Lchbg Lex. C. Forge
i2;Vo Noon Expross-DRily - Norfolk. Old
Point
tf:o0 p Express Dniiy-Sor Ola po,n,
6:W p.-Lccal -Daiiy-N. News Old Point.
6;i5 p-Iocol-Ex. Sun.-Chariottcsvilie
eIs P-l.ocal-Week days except Saturday
to Warren. Saturdays to Gladstone
$40 .-Limited-Daily-Cin.. Ch'go. ST. I.
n:oo P.-E:press - Daily - Gin. Louisvilis
LSnchbury Natural Bridge.
'Siccpcrs Parfor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RlCHMOND-Locni from
East: 1855 a. NJ. $40 4. NJ. Through from
t>Sht: II so a. NJ. 1855 =. NJ. 6:3o p. NJ Local
from West: Sis A. NJ. ''9:55 A. H. and $40
I, Nj; Through: sails A III. lass A. III. and
James River Line: 1855 A. NJ ASS p Al
week days. Sundays 6:55 =. NJ
- Daily except Sunday.
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Nothing Alive ON nonrd hut cb,crc,

I2mpa tla.. August 1.-THE oil
steamer Standard towed into this
port the sponging schooner Mobile
and reported that the Mobile was found
saturday 100 miles west of Tampa,
with nothing alive on board but n
chickcn. Seven weeks ago John
Cothris, owner of the boat. left Tampa
dor trip to the sponging grounds
me usual crew was five persons. but
II is not known how many were on
thi3 trip. The vessel was sailing. ali
sails set, when picked up by the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-14
Railroads
Richmond & PETERSBURG Electric RaiIw7

Cars leave South Richmond. Seventh and
Perry Streets. for Petersburg:
-, :. 5. ~. 10. II, 'l2 ~. NJ. /. 2? e. 4. s.
''|:f", 81. :. s. 20. 10 +. NJ
ll:~ =. NJ. for Chester. l2:oo midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot of Sycamore
street. for South Richmond:
t";i' So 80 !;$5. So, o35. lo:s5. II ~
y. NJ, L. rs. i 81. o:35. 335. si:3j 5:3i c:3J
t7:05. 'I:3j. s:35 o35 .lo:iO 1870 T.. NJ.
fDaily except sunday and holidays.
Carries baggage and express.
''l.imitcd. except Sundays and HOLIDAYS
All cars from Petersburg connect with ears
fOr KiChmonh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

dEIE:SB BURG PEANUT MARKET
Ihcp3rted BY Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
PcierSburs. Va. August l3-Pennuts~Snan
~ i az inc'S spanish. Sl65 per bushel; 30 ]
nneiied' spanish. l0c. per pound. No shell
- spanish. '1.c. per pound. Virginias--
Farmers stock. Jumbo. Sc. per pound: fancy
MaanGpicked. s%U+c. per pound: extra prime,
Si2pS1.c. per pound prime. 3i7c per pound !:
.'."ti,'he picked GAG per pound. smelling
stVo 4, 80. per pound.
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~.
Schedule OF Electric Trains. effective MAY
80. 1912: Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
Streets: b'6;e5 4. ri. '7:lo a. NJ bS:lo A.
+. NJ. $40 z: NJ. $40 =. ~. bi:lo p. NJ $40
I. ~. go i. NJ. $40 +. a.. bs:io p. AZ.
10 10 T. M. IL 10 I. NJ. Leave Ashland Eng
land ard Maple Streets: LIS a. 81. b7:oo 4
M. $50 A. NJ, bS.eo A. NJ. 10 200 A. A. ali 20
A. NJ. 1900 N. .'i:01 +. III. 2:Co T. 81. $50,
+. NJ. 400 =. NJ. 200 Il. NJ. 500 +. ~ 1:os
T. NJ 500 L. NJ. os:Qo T. vi. IL 30 +. 81.
'Daily except Sunday. "Sunc4y only
bCarrics baggage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-14
DRY GOODS MARkErs-

New York. August I3-Rctailers are operat-
'ht stead!ly IN the wholesale markets on
WASH iaDT!cs. dressed goods silks and in
general departments Wide shectinEs are
stronger with an advancing tendency. Worst :
'u yarns are hrmcr: burlaps high and
quotations on i0-inch 10i. ounce goods arc
It, inc highest levels reached here in years.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Ihe Standard Knl!rond Of tho SCOUT

EFFECTIVE JUNE 9. 1919
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: S:15 A NJ and 6:3y
=. NJ. 90 A. NJ.
For Norfolk: $500 a. NJ. 500 p. M. 4:lo :.
NJ.
For N & w Ry. west: gle A. H., $3.50 A
NJ. p. NJ, e:2o p. M
For Petersburg: 100 a NJ. s:l5 A. M
Sis A. Al. y:o9 A. NJ. $3.50 A. H. 1900 p NJ
$40 =. NJ. Cos r. NJ. s:as p. NJ. s:2o p H..
il.45 z. NJ
For Goldsborc and Fayettcvillo: 1910 p. II
trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A NJ
io:l5 y. ~, $50 a. NJ. 1887 A. NJ
.'lo:i5 a. ii. ll:40 y. NJ. '2:lo M .sl:<t
p Al. 6:o5 p. ~. G:3s r NJ. $500 p. ~, y:es
p NJ. ii 80 Z. 81.
Except Sunday. ssSundoy only
Timo OF arrival and departure and connoo.
lions not Euarantecd
c. s. CA:iPBELi- D. p. A.. m Mai, g,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-14
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in Effect September go 1912
Leave Byrd Street station. Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: $500 a. Al. $500 r. II. .i:is
L. NJ.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
'e:l5 4. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. 300 p. M. s:2o p N
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: sli:4o A
81" SIS 7. NJ. IL 80 Z. N. From the West;
'6:ao A. NJ. a2:io +. A.. bl:4o p. NJ, IS ;os r.
VI, 500 Z. n.
Daily. aDaily ex. Sunday. bsundny OIL,
W. b. BENlLL. Pass. Traf Mgr.
w. G. SAUNDERS. u. =. A.. Roanoke Va
c. Il. BOSLEf. d. =. a. Richmond. Va