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Milford chronicle., 1913-02-07
ALUMNI MEETING.

The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Alumni Association will be
held this evening. Friday February 9TH.
at 7.30 o'clock in the Office Of the High
School.
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-07
MILFORD GRANGE

Milford Grange win meet on Satur-
day, February 8th, at 2 p N. Topic,
Spraying Fruit Trees. Leaders, ].
H. Rosa and John W. Short
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-07
18TH ANNIVERSARY OF
MILFORD CENTURY CLUB

The reception and luncheon given by
the Milford New Century Club, last
Saturday was very enjoyable celebra-
tiOn of its 18th, anniversary. The State
President, Mrs. E. G. Robinson, and
Mrs. j. L. Pratt, President of the Mil
ford Club, received the guests from II
to 1890, then followed the luncheon and
then a short play. Everything had been
done by each committee to make this
anniversary one of the best ever celebrat-
ed. The room was prettily decorated
IN the club cOlors green and yellow.
with baskets of daffodils at the windows
and banks of ferns and growing plants,
and most appropriately lighted by set
OF 10 candles in crystal holders. The
decorations were under the supervision
of Mrs. S. Truitt. chairman of the day
and the room never looked Drettier.
Mrs. E. c. Pierce, chairman of hospita-
lity served a dainty luncheon, consisting
of fried oysters, chicken salad, Della
ware biscuit, angel cake, ice cream,
and coffee. Mrs. G. Fisher Pierce,
chairman of dramatics presented an ex-
ceeding laughable and interesting play
entitled, ''Whickens. Every character
was well chosen and most admirably
portrayed. The cast was follows
Bride Miss Della Hall
Maid of Honor Miss Mildred Truitt
Miss Nan Wilson
Miss Dorothy Brace
Miss Gertrude Atkins
Maiden Aunt Miss Viva johnson
Colored Maid Miss Isabel Kespert
Groom Miss Mary Kinder
Uncle of Groom Miss Helen Richards
Best Man Miss Emma Gillespie
1t was pleasing to the club members
to learn that every club in the State was
Over 200 guests were
present including several from Phila-
telphia and Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06

as Witness the offering OF s. 800 COO civ -,
hian 'n :o > per cent bonds to-day when
little above % ''-''''' al price
c,iise,, contraction in the building trad. has
sirue,urs steep a Ti" Gn in nraers 70,
steel m MAJ, De scramble for business hy the
Their is inl in the demand rrf fop ennn.r
a nonnd ,o OF the metal arc reported at i5c
fen. quotations are nominaily iss. cent.
zattnn ign markets again showed dcmornli.
here Amaigamated Copper Union p,s soro
ana tnited States Steel predominatinc To-
ian al, tobacco losing lis. I.iEsett & Myers !.
Ainerican Snun. 5a., and Loriilard over
records. the preferred dropping 2 poIn,, on
,t tpol's from notice OF curtaiinent OF opera.
selling po'h's on heavy
! industriais. and numerous breaks Of fray,,
~ points werc recorded on sales OF 100 a.,
sales OF over 10000 shares. The s,o - on
oeen acting badly OF late. and close oSs.rr
Although it was oniciaiiy o deR pT.Ses ,ha, rr.
H.. =" nee,i OF funds the shares continue ac-
losing points and The common seiii ,erfe e,
1T. the Rock Island issues the GouiJ
Gnesapeake and Ohio closing at the low Hs
n nre with yin, loss of ga points. and Colorado
mere are rumors that In;erhoro Mara
i pon,'a an preferred will be placed on per
N'''ut'' NdslS III october. Although ia
Information came from a reliable source Z,
MAS entirely without market effect In Inc
ihte trading Union Pacific and Reading a..
H,eloped hrm tone. which indicates that
these stocks are again oversold.
The Bank OF England did not ,ai.. g.,
.n rate although Il shove ed n loss ~
y $4,000 gold for the week and It's reserya
Is the loves, for this date In the four pas,
years The Bank Of France mad. n f,,r,hnr
gain n, In gold which makes an Increase OF
.lS 10000 In its holdings since May l. There
rs however an item of SIS ooo ooo in outsia,,d
ing notes for the week in the face OF ionn
There is a broader inouIry for time funds
Dut rev banks are Offering money for ever
the year period. The firmness in the market
Ior exchange Is due doubt TO the heavy
sales OF stocks In this market for foreign
As AS today vas the eighth day Of contin-
uous ueciine In the stock market rally /.
overdue ana VIII probably occur ,yitbou,
warning; The financial district. however is
ieeuhg decidedly blue. and is apparently I'M
Wiling Nil to anticipate the probable favor
spie cHects or n supreme Court decision on
Monday in the Minnesota rate case Run,ors
were current again to-day that this decision
"ou!d he handed down Monday and thai it
VIII be favorable was taken for granted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
ACCUSED
OF KILLING SISTER
Charles Donaghe, Vigorously
Protesting His Innocence, Is
Lodged in Jail.

Staunton. Va. Juno GA crisis has bean
aeacne1 IN the investigation of tho n,urd ar
Oh becky DonaShe. the aged white won,an
whose dead body was found on ruesdat;
iiSins In pool OF blood In her little cahiy
rome rome near Parnassus. In Augusta Countw
reiatlve; Charles Donaghe. WAS arrcstea
tha'g , with the crime and lodged In iafi
ne vigorously protested his innocenca JILL n;
!teieHeu 10 believe he was being taken ~
the Nesterh State Hospital for the Insa,s
ne iie Is nearly seventy years DID, but apnenr.
Younger; mas a short red beard. mixed Wiz
gray, and small shfty eyes Hc ha, I'm
manners of IA Chesterfield. """ inc
While he and his sister lived I'm sou,Io,
eney hhu Il wardrobe OF fine clothes cor
sistlng OF silks. satins and broadc,o,t
packed away in an old chest
Those who visited the Donaghe HON. ~
sscribeu IL as Squalid and dilapIdated beyond
-; Deae. LOT eivilized community. The hoveI
Is ii small frame affair. back from the roa,
on forty farm with nearly ali 49, Uau
dowpanes gone and holes in the ro"f NH
Client TO let In the elements The Horsa u
surrounded with rank weeds and brinrs nn"I
there Is an AR or mystery about the pIac.
y night or rickety steps leads 10 the sisterss
rooiI' while fiimsy ladder led to the iof,
Where the brother slept. Poultry and Mrs
ro"hleu Inc lower part of the house nj ,,i1i
The whole is a picture OF desolation ,rhan:
were once refined and in a measure educaa ~
people. the sister having taught for n 49,,
Der OF years. and both wrote no.trv a ans
prose nuentIy. They were connected ,yith
once prominent family h
There Is no doubt among officials tb.t ~.
piotncr committed the crime as they lived
AT daGSers points for years and never $500
70 each other except In IL hostile VA
PICTURES show that In youth both had isar
well dressed and handsome 80"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
AGAINST SALOON
AT STATE F AIR
Lynchburg District Conference Of
Methodist Church Criti-
cizes Management.

i.ynohhurg. Va. June 5.-The Lynchburr
district Conference or the Methodist Church
row row IN session at Madison Heights, Amherst
touhty. by former resolution severely criti-
Cl@cs the management OF the Virginia state
rh't association for maintaining saloon
on us grounds during the annual fairs and
ea''s upon the Methodists Of the dlstric,
as vel AZ all Christians TO withhold their
patronage from the fair until the saloon
there he abolished.
In addition IN this. the conference takes
mo ground mat The State Fair Association
mas NO right to use the name OF the state
ior Richmond Institution as long as Il is
operated on behalf of the liquor dealers
ne resolution says: 1t is plainly dishonest
nhn practice OF false pretense TO dominata
II state Fair when three fourihs or tbe
Pe"p'c oi the state have outIawed the saloon
.hu we chH upon the honorable gentlemen or
State"ide reput ton who form the hoard
o., directors. either to eliminate this mos,
onehslye feature or else change the name
ana titlc OF their corporation. Nothing short
90 ms can comport with the most e1emen
tary honesty" 7'i
me report is against the dispensarv md
.r"ne!y reSents the action OF the General
HNHsmipiN IN refusing to pass the prohibition
ccnnnbihg act endorses again the State AMI.
nhio"h League. and pledges its ministers IA
"ld In visitation and In encouraging tho neo
sit 10 oack the league with their moral ana
financial help. ' ~ anu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
ASHLAND COUNCIL
RECEIVES REPORT

Ashland, Va, June "A special called
meeting or the Ashland Town Council was
SeId tonight Ia receive the report OF r W
Scarborough. civil engineer who has been
employed by the town OF Ashland To make
a survey OF the water and sewerage system
now operated by Isaac Digs receiver Of tho
hshlanu Gas, Sewerage and Water Companv
~ was the opinion of the engineer that the
plant. which has been for p few years lIn-
satisfactorily serving Ashland is worth s2s :
800 This Includes power-house. real estate
ana mains In the streets. both water and
He estimates that II will require an outlay
OF S3'ooo TO complete adequate system
I" cover me compact part of Ashland
torney and committee consisting OF DR. 4
:. Kay G b. Jones and r. a. Cray Was
appointed TO confer with him and report
'hck to the Council his recommendation
CoIonc! Z. p. r. BurEwyn. engineer who
was employed by Receiver Digs to make a
survey and report to the company. has con
Guided his work, but figures found by him
are not obtainable. 1900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
STREET FEELING
DECIDEDLY BLUE
For Eight Days Stock Market
Has Been on the
Toboggan.
by BROADAN WALL.

New York. June h.--lnvestmcnt buying both
In large blocks and In odd lots gave n tone
Of strength To the early declines in to-day's
stock market and these orders came from
banking interests. investors and the small
operator who buys for cash. Purchasers
showed no inclination to bid up the market
In the late trading there was a drive
against some OF the industrials as we'll as
minor railroad shares This brought n re-
ncwal OF liquidation. and prices fell 10 new
low levels. Considerable bitterness is ex-
pressed In the financial district against the
Attorney General for his threats against the
tobacco interests: II. the comments.
the mandate OF the Supreme Court as inter-
preted by the previous Attorney General is to
world will he threatened with a continuous
round OF litigation that promises completely
to shatter tho little public confidence that
remains.
People not conversant with the facts have
lightly referred to the troubles in the imam
ciai market as II they were due to local CON
ditions and not in any way could be con-
nected with the prosperity Of tho country.
Tho disturbance in the money market have
for some time prevented the railroad cor
lion and municipalities cannot borrow funds,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
Office Of Collector of City Taxes,
City Hall, Room lO7.
Notice to taxpayers

city Taxes for 1913 are due and nav
able June . 10 80. inclusive
The city ordinances provides that
remaining half in December, Failure
q penalty Of per cent on the whole
amount, which is due at once. and in
not paid before SEPTEMBER / tho
collector is required to levy. with costs
ALL MALES q years OF age. ALI.
PERSONS tMALE OR FEMALE) who
own personal property, or hold personal
property is nduciary. and all parties
conducting business in the city OF
Richmond (of whatever nature) are as
sessed. and VIII please call and settle
SO as to avoid delinquency
GRADING. PAVING. PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS NAV he
GIVE NAME iN WHICH PROPERTY
STOOD on land books on January 81
i!i3 and see that you get all your
bills; property transferred February
J or later stands in name of owner in
This is the only r-,'ice required bv
law: please give it prompt ATTES,
TON. as under the ordinance per
cent penalty will be added to the whole
bill after June 30.
washington Ward taxes. etc. must
pc paid at the office Of the Deputy Col
lector Tenth and Hull Streets.
HERBERT l.. IIULCC.
collector or Taxes. City of Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
FERRANDINl MAY ACT
LAWYERS Announce That Injunction
Application VIII lie Nnde rnnnx

Lawyers at work or the much
cussed Ferrandini application for an
injunction 10 restrain the CITY Demo-
cratic Committee Il ON placing on The
ballots next week any words relating
20 annexation. said last night that
they had enlisted in their task one NJ,
.he most prominent constitutional
ia"Ners IN the city, and that the in
Junction would be filed without fail
to-day.
Inc action Will seek TO forestau any
attempt 10 secure from the electoral.
an expression Of opinion on the annex
"uon question. Frank Ferrandni. a
member of the city Democratic Com
inittce. Has from the beginning taken
IN. stand that the committee has no
o"legated or implied right to submit q
referendum Of TINS nature, ana has as
serted ms intention to carry mis- potot
through the aid OF the courts An,.
one Of the city Judges has the powc,
/" grant the injunction
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
SWALLOWS POISON
TO END HIS LIFE

Norfolk. Va. June 5.-Calmly telling
MS VIE ne intended ending his lie.
homas Palmer. siNty-nine years old.
swallowed the contents of a small
bottle containing carbolic acid. ana
iell dead 200 yards from his home IN
state street tonight Palmer had
peen drlnkinG, and he is said To have
purchased the acid early this afternoon.
teihng the druggist ne wanted IL for
nlslhltctant purposes. He drank the
poison after walking out of his home.
and threw the bottle In the street
He is survived by his widow and four
children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
TO THE HOLDERS OF NEW
ORLEANS, MOBILE AND
CHICAGO ILROAD
COMPANY FIRST AND
REF U ING MORT
GAGE $50 GOLD BONDS:

The holders of large amounts
of the securities above mentioned
being OF the opinion that inn
mediate steps should be taken to
protect their interests therein,
have requested the undersigned
TO act as committee to receive
deposits thereof. Bondholders
are requested to deposit their
bonds, with July /, 1913, coupons
attached, with the United States
Mortgage and Trust Company,
IS Cedar Street, New York, the.
depository for the committee,
which will issue the refer trans
ferable certificates of deposit I'M
der an agreement now III course
Of preparation. the original Of
which will be lodged with the
depository, from whom copies
may be obtained.
John w. Platten, chairman;
James G. Cannon, Robert Flem-
ing (London), A. II. S. Post,
Frederick William Scott, T. Mel
son Strother, committee; Beck
man, Menken & Griscom, coun-
sci; Ehrlicher, secretary, IS Cedar
Street, New York; United States
Mortgage and Trust Company,
New York, depository; Mcrcan-
tile Trust and Deposit Com
pany, Baltimore, Md, subdeposi-
tory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
John II. Vcnnbie.

Marion. Va. June 5.-John r. Ven
abie. one OF the most popular and sue
Gessful /; travelling statesmen in South :
TINS evening from typhoid fever. hav-
ing heen sick just two weeks. He
vas member OF Lynn Commanders.
No 9, knights Templar, Marion Royal
Arch Chapter and Marion Lodge. No.
81. A. +: d a. NJ. He was also a mem
her OF the Pulaski Lodge of Elks and
=. Z. T. He was generous almost to
fault, giving literally to his church
ana always responding to any call for
hclp for those in trouble.
lie was born at Rose Mill. Fluvanna
county, on January t. 1852. being a
few months over sixty-one years old
AT his death. ON June IS. 1876 he was
married TO Miss Maude Bowe. OF
Peakcs Hanover County. who with
two sons and four daughters. survives
him. He also leaves seven sisters.
only one of whom, Mrs. James f. John
son, of Knoxville, was with him dur
ing his last sickness
The funeral will be held Saturday
evening from the Methodist Church, of
which he had been member for many
years. Marion Lodge. No 81. will have
charge of the service, while Lynn Com
Lodge of Elks will act as escorts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
ACADEMY FINALS
commencement Excrciscs VIII Re Hath
TO- Wight In Richmond College Chnnei

fsxcrC1ScS WIFI q HPII
To- Night In Richmond College Cbnnci
commencement exercises of Ricb
mono Academy will be held tonight
At Richmond College Chapel Rev. w.
russell Bowie. rector OF ST Paui .
episcopal Church, will make the prin
clpal address. Medals and Other
Awards Will be made by Dean w. L.
Following the usual custom. the
names of the prize winners will he
KEPT secret until announced from the
platform. Among the medals to be
awarded are the Pitt medal, for smell
ing. Thomas medal. for science: car
en- medal, for French, and two scholar
ship medals for upper and lower
schools In addition. there are three
sch olarships to Richmond College. Uni
versitN of Virginia and Washington
and Lee University VIZ
10 one prize winner there will he
no surprise. Roger Moses Miiihiser.
OF TINS city again wins the spelling
m mfaaii For ror Two ,t terms he has not
honor of being the best speller
In the school ever since becom
ing student In 1907. he has
won the spelling medal three times
ana, owing To ruling which does
not permit it's award two CON
secutive times, has been barred from
competition three years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06

j, o W"shIneton; June 5:-Blshop j ".
peaicd TO President Wilson To commit
me sentence Of William Rreesc, con
Nictsd Of violation OF the national
dent took the case under advise,n.n,
Governor Craig, former Governor Glenn
ana Senator Simmons have aprcaIed
e, e, me President In behalf Of Ar,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
Gigantic Conspiracy Uncnrthea.

London. jung "a gigantic conspir-
me purpose of resisting the comine-
nome rule regime in ireland has iusf
been discovered by Scotland Yard de !.
known here it created a sensation esS
peGially as the discovery OF the Mot
ioii9ws closely upon the seizure Of
az Belfast on Monday. 'oi'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
CHICAGO GRAIN ,r,nKrr

chicago. III. June Large sales OF CO.
Whc"r to-day for prompt shipment on, ~
Chicago had raliying effect on dc,arrad
aely"ries Although the market closoS
Weak latest prices ranged from i,c OF 10
irG &c. net advance. Corn nniehed ALL
20 i.nisc. up oats down a shade 10 i,Ms
"no provisions increased In cost 2isl,i 5r 90
ash grain closed: Whcat-No . ,,ai T.,
NV- 80 hard t2no3iac. No ! northern
''.n'a'sc No. northern. sQg sc: No :.
spIinK 'pH'Ic. velvet chan JoTG.c: dur,i,
1890: Corn No ,. 5e,sa60i. c; No . n.bi,o
"':M'o'7c No. yellow. 59i.agnc Oa,sNn
"''Ec no white. H.c. standard. Sic
Leading futures ranged us soiiows:
Omen. Hieh Low, Gu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
In Sunremc Cnurt nf Ann.,

WytheVIIle. Va, June 5.-PrOceedings
in Supreme Court of Appeals daX.:
Martin vs.. Hall argued by r. w.
Withers and S. V. Kemp for appellee,
and submitted; Dennis VS.. Dennis, CON
tinucd; Ross vs.. Ross. argued by S.
V. Kemp for appellant and +. S. Kirk
patrick for appellee. and submitted
Next cases to be called: I.eftwich
VS.. Farley; Luck Construction Com
Dany vs. Russell Co: Honakcr VS..
Shrader: South Atlantic Insurance
Company VI. Hurts administrators: G..
l.. Ritter Lumber Company VS. Coal
Mountain Mining Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
budget Plan Apnrov.d

Washington. June 5-The Sherley
Pan Tor budget committee OF the
rouse 10 regulate appropriations. FIX
ihg a tot"! for each session, and allot-
ils 'his among the various appropriate
ing commlttccs was agreed 10 with
some notifications at n meeting o-dav
"I inc special committee on budget
named at Il recent Democratic caucus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors of HARRY ROHNI. of
Richmond. in the County OF. Hcnrico,
Notice is hereby given that on the
29th day of May, a. d. 1913, the
i iiticated BANKRUPT AND that o tbs e aa
meeting of his creditors will be held in
my office, Rooms Nos. 500 and 500. Amer
lean National Bank Building Rich
mond, va, on the 18TH DAY Of JUNE
A. D. 1913, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. at which time the said creditors
point a trustee, examine the bankrupt,
and transact such other business as
may properly come before said meet
THOS. B. SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Juno 4, 1913,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE N,pvrr

New York: June 5.-Four-o Quiet and un-
.hahsed Wheat. Firm; No ? red nominal:
No; Northern. Duluth sLGDl.. Corn-F Firm
Wool-Steady. Hides-Steady. rurpentiu.
Easy Rosin-tluiet. Rice and Moiayses
steady. sugar Raw. easy. muscovado g .oI,
2sS; centrifugal. sS30d3SS. refined st.a,ly
tonee- Spoi steady Rio. No. !. iO2,c san.
tos, NO. g. l2s,n1et9c.; mild Guiet: Cordo,a
IiNl1c. nominal. Butter-Easier Cheosn
firin and umchnnged. Potatoes Easy, Der
! n6 new' 50 sou 80 southern, white sl73a
Steady and unchanged Pcanuts-Steady and
unchanged Freights-Steady and unyhanx-
on buying of July 10y refncrs and new snecu-
IauNe demand Induced by the strength In
cotton anu lard. Late months were barely
steady IN absence OF outside support clos.
ing prices were points higher ia > net
lower Sales IL. 500 barrels Prime ,rudn
nominal; do. summer yellow 72id1S5; June
10; july, .,i3 August, 49, September 20.
octopcr. gu November. $50; December Ian
IaiE "."%' prime winter yellow. 73j0s.OO; DO
summer white 7i5 '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
NIrs. Ixez,nh shenlnr

Mineral, Va, June 5.-Mrs KeZiah
Shealor died at her home near here
last night. after lingering Illness of
several months duration. She was
vived by six sons-G. r.. r. a., T.. II.
w. II. and Edward Shealor, of Louisa
County. and Joseph Shealor. of Bir-
mingham, Ala
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. JuNE 3 /,

ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly \orfolL 49,
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Ina
steamer Pocahontas, Graves Norfolk ana
James River landings merchandise and ma
sensers. virginia Navigation COMPANY
steamer Aurora, Furnan. Petersburr and
sengers. Furman Line "" pos
SAILED.
chandise and passengers old Domini", i,,
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James Hiver landings. merchandise and mas
sengers, Furman Line ~ poe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
II. S. H M. a.
Henry Sydnor Harrison Receives No
gree From Columbia University.

Aln9ns me honorary degrees con
ierred ny Columbia University. OF New
ork CltH, on Wednesday. the degree
OF master OF arts was given to Henry
sydhor Harrison, recently OF this eli
ana ana me author of "Quecd' and ~. VIZ
Mr. Harrison. who was member of
The Times Dispatch staff for several
Years graduated from Columbia in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
NAVAL STOREs

w, Miinington y. C. June 5.-Spirits Turner.
uhe-flrm at 3lc.: receipts casks Rosin-
S,ea nc nj s245: receipts a barrels TarNFirm
savannah Ga. June 5.-Turpen,in. E,-r
NJ a, SIZE; sales lSl2 casks receipts il;s casks
SphIptnen I l.ol3 casks: stock 24sai casks
~ ~ , barreis; stock sS.Soe barrels. quote: A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York June 5.-The dry goods market,
aae seneTaliy steady; Lonesdaie. "a h!eached
sottohs nave been priced at 7'ac Prints rule
especial H HnIan are being made for
10, 10 clear up wash goods and fancy cotton
,,,es ,, agents representing Ensiishmen's
Gers In, mills are canvassing the trade for or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-06
s Sss s, bales to the Continent, 1884 bales;

s ssss bales; to the Continent 1884 bales;
Coastwise. 5o7 bales.
30 aotai to-day at all ports-Net receipts
s.eS2 bales: export to Great Britain Sis
a 9aI ese to the Continent. 1889 bales stock
Consolidated at all ports-Ne receipts
to?a bales. export to Great Britain "a oSs
na aa to France. ~ bales: TO the Continent.
!c m , oaies: TO Japan. 1881 bales; to MEXICO
IoIai since September 1 at all ports-Net
I Hri.ap SS.o;4Sl bales; export TO Great
oi 'taih Soelo3 bales; to France, pas $50
oales. TO the Continent. $780,. zoe bales: to