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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-25
OF LEXINGTON
TO MEET AT GOSHEN

Lexington. Va. Sept. 24.-The
Presbytery OF Lexington Will hold its
regular fall meeting at Goshen. Va,
ON September 20 at s Z. NJ. 1t will be
opened with a sermon by Rev. V. II.
Starbuck. formerly of Mcdowell, and
now of Plum Tree, n. c. Rev. J. y.
Van Devanter, OF the Old Stone
church. of Augusta county. win
preach the Presbyterian esrmon on
Wednesday night, the subject being
How to Get More Interested in
Church Work"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-25
Athletics Win Arala.

Chicago. Sept. 24.~~The Athletics
beat the White Sox. 8 to (, here today.
The game was a smuggling match be-
tween the two teams. The Soy got
fourteen hits to tweave netted by this
Mackmen. The Sox would probabIy
have won the game but that they mads
four niscues.
Score by innings: R.H n
Philadelphia $50. 040 o1o nIa--s IL 81
Chicago ......... 010 00t 028---4 IA III
Batteries: Plank. wyckoY, Bressier
ana schang' Cicotte, Faber and Schallxz
Cmplres-Evans and Sheridan. @
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Boston. Sept. s4.--Paui Strand, who
will not be twenty years old until
December I9. is declared by many OBJ
servers to be the most promising
young southpaw In the National
league. "He has more stuff on the
bali than any left-hander / have seen.
said George Whitfield recently, In dis
cussing Staihngs' pitching staff. and
! do not except Rube Marquard in his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-25

best form. OF course Strand is not a
finished pitcher. He has not had the
experience that Is required to put a
pitcher In the top class. But he has
a curve that breaks sharply. and his
speed Is amazing. Just watch him
next year" Other players on the
Braves roster agree with Whitfield re-
garding the ability shown by Strand,
who comes from the State OF Wash
ingtan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-25
STORK CALLS AT
VANDERBILT HOME

Newport. r. l.. Sept. ga son was
born to Mr-and, Mrs. Alfred Gwyn
Vanderbilt, at Oakland Farm, Ports
mouth late this afternoon. He is their
second son. Alfred q. Vanderbilt, Jr..
having celebrated his two-year birth
day yesterday. The mother and child
are doing nicely.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-25

st. Louis Sept. o4.-The Rel Sorr
defeat@d-tas Browns here to-day. 8 to ~
Both teams hit the ball hard. Fostars
Kept the Browns hits scattered. though
and held the st LouIsians safe.
Score by innings: RH a..
boston ..--..-... 10t 100 a0o--5 IL 1sS
ST Louis .. 600 100 onnI "a ~
Batteries Foster and Thomas: James,
Hamilton and Agnew. EIHpires-ChiIl:
and OLoughlin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-25
Medicos Battle
Blues In First
Game Of Season

With both teams well primed for
the setto. the opening game of the
local football season between the
Medical College OF Virginia and Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues. which will
be played Saturday afternoon at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-25
CTlife<is Win. .

Baltimore, Sept. 24.--C h / c o
hatted Baltimore's surlers hard. wfn-
ming the final game of the series by
the count of TO 5. Hendrix. for
Chicago, kept his hits well scattered.
The game was called in the eighth
inning on account Of rain.
Score by innings: r.. Fl. T..
Chicago 800 100 2--s IA A
Baltimore -. -. 900 10 3-5 6 2
Batteries (called. rain1: Hendrix
and Wilson; Quinn, Conley, Wilhelm,
Smith and Jacklitsch.
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Practice Revival SnnQa

Special songs to be sung during tho
october revival were practiced bx
Weatherford Memorial church choir
last night. The rehearsals OF thlf
songs for the revival win continue for
some time. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-25

Games To-day.
Philadelphia in Chicago.
Boston in ST. Louis
Washington In Cleveland,
New York In Detroit
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Standing of Clubs.

Games To-day.
Indianapolis i'm Pittsburg.
St. Louis in Baltimore.
Chicago In Brooklyn.
Kansas City in Buffalo.
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Braves WmCoege Teams Ready for Games Lose
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Brooklyn, 3; Kansas City. 2.
Chicago, 8: Baltimore, S,
Buffalo. / indianapolis, 0 -four
cen inningsl.
Pittsburg-St. Louis, rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGI Il.
Results Yesterday.

Chicago, g.; Philadelphia, 3 FIRST
camel.
Chicago, 2; Philadelphia, 6 tsecond
game).
Boston, s; Cincinnati, 0 {first
camel.
Boston Q: Cincinnati. Q (second
game called in eighth. darkness).
St Louis. 4 New York. 3.
Brooklyn 8: Pittsburg. 2.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-25
Standing of Clubs.

Games To-day.
Cincinnati in Boston.
PittsburG IN Brooklyn.
st. Louis in New York.
Chicago in Philadelphia
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Detroit-New York, rain.
Washington, 5; Cleveland. tfirst
camel
Washington. 5; Cleveland. (second
game1.
Philadelphia. s; Chicago. 4.
Boston, s.; st. Louis, /.
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Packers Lose.

Brooklyn, Sept. 24.--The Tip-Tops
defeated the Packers here today by
a score Of to Q. Chappelle allowed
the Packers but five hits
Score by innings: d r. III. r.
Rrooklyn ..oo1 10 oos--3 IL 2
BROOKLYN 49,. .0of 10 00@--3 II 2
Batteries: Henning and Easterly;
Chappelle, LATTE and Watson.
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the bacCalaurcatc sermon delivered in
the chapel by Rev. H. d. Maclachltn,
ID. -, pastor OF tho Seventh Street
Christian Church. Richmond. Th. an
nual meeting of tho Young Mems
Christian Association Will be held In
Cabell Hall that evening. The orator
Will be Rev. Harris Il. Kirk, D. D., pas
ton OF the Franklin Street Presbyterian
Church. Baltimore.
DIR. Albert Shaw. editor OF tho Re-
view OF Reviews. Will address the
jcint meeting OF the Washington and
Jefferson Literary Societies In Cabell
Hall on Monday evening. June 10 On
This occasion medals will be awarded
the winners in the oratorical contests
held previously by each society.
The medal for tho winner of tho in
tcr-socicty debate will also 10 awarded.
Tuesday. June 16, will he alumni day.
Tho general alumni association, of
which Oscar w. Underwood is presi-
dent, and Dean James NJ. Page, score
tary. Will hold its annual meeting In
Madison Hall in the morning At noon
the alumni address will be delivered
by John Stewart Bryan. OF Richmond.
Mr.. Bryan is ono of the universities
most devoted sons. His address will
be given wide circulation in printed
form throughout the general associ-
alton. Tuesday afternoon will be de-
voted to fun and frivolity.
The closing exercises will be held
In Cabcll Hall on the morning OF We'd
nesday, June Il, with Dean Page pre-
siding. The faculty. board OF visitors
and guests Will occupy seats on the
stage. There Will he an academic pro-
cession from the rotunda down the
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PROGRAM FOR FINALS
IS NEARLY COMPLETE
Hundreds of Former Students mt Uni
versity OF NirEinin Will Come Hack
for Commencement HcuniOnS.

Especial to The Times Dlspatchl
Charlottesville. Va. May 2l.-rhosc
In charge of the program for finals in
.Junc ut the University of Virginia have
nearly completed all arrangements for
th" annual feature OF university and
college life.
y special attraction OF the week ut
the university will be n number Of
class reunions. From 100 to 100 mem
bcrj Of six classes each will attend
these reunions. Lewis -. Crenshrw,
alumni recorder. has special charge Of
this part of the program. There will
be many aad varied events. including
an athletic carnival on Lambeth Field.
There will be music. dances. dinners.
smokers, speeches and social ensembles
in the Big Tent" The ColoniIade
Club will be the headquarters for re-
turning alumni. Russell bradford. sec
rotary of the club, is busy with plans
for their proper ANA comfortable re-
certion and entertainment.
Tn" formal exercises of finals week
VIII begin Oh SUNDAY, June "A. with
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COTTON NIAi,..rrA

sew YORK. May -i. Inc buslnr noveno,.
herG'n" even more active !ii tno cotton mar
l.et to- day aud alb deliveries iuaIe '',,v
nigh ground UU Increasing apprehension ~.
g. the ueN crop start With December cor.
tracts selling a l-.5t or t4Sg per hale ahovo
the low level Of week ago la~, Nond,v
Ihs close We steady at "a net advance Of "a
80 points. The 'narhct was some what irr~..
u.ar ~ thu start prices being points hIgh.r
lower ia syupat ny "l.l Disappointing liz
rfpoDI cables. There were d. lot nf ove:pi,,l,,
buying orders around thc ring however aflt
the latter months quickly solo or g r.o,uts
{: Dove Yesterday closing figures
Heavy realizing Yves Encountered ar .l.,,
level and houses Win LIVERPOOL corua.,io,,s
were active sc.lera % new rrO;, un.if!n,,.
Prices lost 'he advance in cD.scqntuca i,Ii
quickly rallied on the Official forecasts ia,
ticauHf continued cl,ar weather cns, 81 ,i,e
river ana further showers ~ the Sonthv....t
Moreover, 10 Wa again reported tfta, M
Favorable crop advICes from Texas were To-
ms accompanied by buying orders and ,bc
early offerings wcrr Fu well absorbed or fno
comparatively moderate setback thai ioril
sellers 10: a reaction became grigiateues and
started 10 cover. The detailed weather re-
poit Tor The lious:oi district. shown. ~. te
general. and In some cnses heavy ra!us dur
Ing tho past twenty foUr hours tDpe1..d
TO stimulate the demand. AND a. nj l...
worked higher stop-!oss orders weTs uncov-
ors6.
Iuiy was relatively easier. and old GRO,
months were comparatively quiet. but The
general list worked aboct 1895 points MOI
higher during the afternoon Realizing
checked The upward movement at this .eveI'
and closing prices showed reactions .: some
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mon from tho counties ncar Glasgow
was appointed to further this move.
Miss Helen Cummings, OF Alexandria
lod the discussion by tho cultural
clubs, and steps were taken to cstab-
!ish presidents fund for the use
OF that officer.
After the adoption Of resolutions of
thanks to tho local club and others the
convention adjourned, and most of tho
delegates left for their homes. The
board OF directors met tonight to at
tend to such business as did not come
before the federation during tho two
days session.
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FEDERATION WALL MEET
NEXT YEAR IN FAIRFAX
Women's Clubs Conclude Their Session
In BIRciSsburE-Mrs. Caldwell Made
Delegate To NntiopaI Mcetinr


Blacksburg, Va, May 21.-With tho
present officers holding over for an
other year and tho unanimous choice
OF Fairfax. Va. rs tho next place OF
meeting, tho members of the Federation
OF Women's Clubs were able to de-
vote nearly all of the last day OF the
convention to hearing reports from tho
clubs and committees. Tho Invitation
from Roanoke to hold a meeting OF
tho council there In November was
accepted, and II was decided by q ris-
ing vote that tho affiliated clubs OF
Virginia send their president. Mrs.
Caldwell, Of Roanoke. to the next
meeting of the national federation in
Chicago.
Mrs. John Lcadbeater, OF Alexandria,
led tho discussion on civics. under
which head all clubs doing special
work along that line reported. and
Mrs. King, OF Glasgow. presented tho
cause OF state Industrial school for
mountain children, stating that a grant
OF 150 acres OF land had been made
on condition that sufficient money to
finance the work be raised.
voluntary committee OF hve wo-
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lawn. every ono participating wearing
the regulation cap and gown. Dean
Page Will DO tho principal speaker,
making the announcements. awarding
degrees and calling tho session formally
to Il close.
The Phi Beta Kappas will hold their
annual meeting and banquet Wednes-
day evening at tho Commons After
the Initiation and dinner. an Grafton
VIII be delivered In Madison Hall by
Armtstead c. Gordon. of Staunton, rec
tor of tho university.
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NEW YORK rRopicr MARKET

New York. May .l.-Sugar-nnw. n,-m:
ino!asses. $e.Gl: centrifugal. Sa9s: refined
iirm. Butter-Stcady. ChccSc-Stcadv. COT
fec Quiet; Rio. No = >7sc.: santos. No &
l;sc: mild. quiet; cordova si:,lGc uoni-
nal '
Most OF the stcajincss in cottons,cd oil
to-day ctne from the strength OF cotton and
NulliSh weather reports from the Southwest
Ecnncrs bought Ia some hedges ana room,
traders covered moderately. but there was
nu'c new spccu'ative demand The mar
Ect closed firm: spot. ..01T..S: Nav TodG
10; Hume. .l:H..il. July. 7.3lp7.3,: August,
!. iln1. g. september 1,s>u7.43 Oc;obc. ..i:fT
"!'; November. 6.IuECHJ; December, GGouC - /:
sales $50 barrels -''''
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ruIcAco GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. ~. May :l.-l;olu in Kansas and
Nebraska Win prospect Of showers over the
entire weather crop belt dspcilcd lear OK
worse iicSslan i'y damasc Tho market
closed heavy, i'.Hl'ac. higher under last
uiGht. Corn lost is'; sc net. and oats &c. to
le9l+c. IN provisions the outcome varied
from -i-c. decline 10 tu advance OF lie.
Cash grain closed: Mhrat-Nc. rcd Csc:
No hard, c.7$i. so %. tSpnr.: No 2
low, d"i'.c. oats standard. +it4RiIisc.
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
Tho Standard Railroad of tho soush.

EFFECTIVE ArRII. IL 1914
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South; s;l5 A. II. and ~
L. NJ. 1850 a. NJ.
For Norfolk: 800 A. II. $500 p. NJ, 4:,s
NJ.
For y. & W. .Ry. West: Gals a. n. s:ss A
M. EDO =. 81. $50 =. NJ.
For Petersburg: 1880 A. NJ. sI5 A. ~.
s:iS 4. a.. 300 A. A.. $3.50 4. NJ. $500 p. M.
ll:i5 J.. NJ.
For Goidsboro ant Fayetteville: AID p. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 5:S A. NJ
io;l6 A. NJ. GO A. b.. 1897 A. M.
.lotS A. III. ll.so n. 81. '::io Z. M. $40 r.
NJ, e:oS Z. NJ. e:35 p. n. 800 z. H. $500 y
M. Il:So =. 81.
Except Sunday. ''sundny only.
Time of arrival and departure and conne<
tionB not guaranteed.
c. S CAMPBELL D. p. A. IA Main St
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET,

,J,enor,ed Nv Iodrcrs Pi,n,,c- 4. % i,o,
Petersburg. Va May 2l.--Peanuts-Span-
ish-Farmers Spanish steady At si.3j per
hushe NirEinias-Fancy Jumbo. i,sTAA.c
per pounr; fancy handpckcd 4ad4i4c. per
pound; extra prime, r.1t'ac per pound
primo. tIii.c. per pound; Smelling stock. 3S.fp
IL
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New orcans. May cL-Frcsh buying for
ions account from outside Interests and Tho
covering oi lnrGc lines OF short cotton were
responsible for bulge In cotton to-day.
which Put prices to new high levels for the
season. At the highest the trading months
were iSu2l points over yesterdays last quo
tat!onS. Late in the session longs became
heavy ont-talScrs. and their oncrinss
weighed against The market. which closed
at a net gain FOR the day of SflJ points.
The heavy rains in Texas overnight were
mainly responsible for the buying move
mont. Around the first call there was lit
tic disposition among bulls to enter the
market. and small net decline was seen.
The detailed weather reports. showing much
more rain III the West than was indicated on
tho map. created wave OF bullish senti-
incnt. and the buying ihat resulted sent
prices high enough TO catch stop-loss orders
Oh the short side.
cotton futures closed steady: Close: May.
lS.iS; July. 1873; August. 1907 October. 1875:
December. l.3: January, i2.$5 Spot cotton
firm ana unchanged: middiinS, lSi2c. sales
on the spot l,2i1 bales and 80 TO arrive.
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BOND LIST

Atiuuiic coast Linz ist Observation-Disclosures. 90.
Atlantic Coast LIne-L ana y 4s....... ~
- c J.. coHv. - tn baltimore hid).. a5i.
Chesapeake ana ono conv. 4'es odd W
iAsgett ana Myers 5s................... luii.
i-!sre,t and Myers = bidl............... i.ii''
'"ittt1td ,ol'pHh! lppi.
.efl!inTd company 's'-........ ............ 1.4is
Norio.k ana western eonv; i'9s toiD. 1854.
seaboaTi Air Line aGJ. Js.............. ~
Southern halfway = ..-............... -s-.
Southern hallway 1s...... ......-...... Ils.i,
United states steel End ts......... I,,.s,
United States rogistered e. 1899 ODD. e5i.
Ii,itea S.a.es fSt!stetei SIS i9lN 'hid) 100
N.Tsinla- brown Bros. ctfs............... .J;S
Virginia Car. Chem. 1T Ns......... an
Va. By. aud Power Co IS did, .. 9s
Wabash deb. fs............... .......,-. "a
wabash P!tts. Term. lst IN
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NAVAL. STORES.

Savannah. Ga. May 2l-Turpentine-Firm
Mt f5&I46i4c.: sales 7:s casks: receipts 1898
casks: stock l6.i35 ca SKIS. Rosln-F!rm sales
:. o-i, barrels: receipts 2.iSS barrels stock 9G.-
al barrels. Quote: y. Il. 500
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CATTLE MARKETS..

New York May 2i.-Hogs-NIarket steady.
Bulk OF sales. sst5QSs5: pigs. s7.5tps 30
Catue.Mnrket steady. Cows and hcitcrs
S31oRST5. calves, t7.59Qlo.65. Shccp-AIarket
slow. Lambs-Ouotod at &ic1nS 80.
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my cO0nc 1,Apvrr

New York. May :i.--Cot;on goods markets
steady to-day with good trading re-
ports on gray cloths. Foreign lines Of mcn's
wear were bought for spring. 1919 at the
prices current year ago. Raw silk was
slightly easier
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry
baggage. +I.imited. tWceL anys only,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Iraina Leave Rlchmond-A1a.n ST. Station
y: B-Followlng schedule figures published
rs informal ton and no; guaranteed
For the South-Daily: 5:a5 y. M.-l.ocai.
lo;i1 ~ M-Express. G:p =. M.-Eaprcss
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars for At.
ianta and birinineham. 1870 =. N.-E1prc,s
week Days: 3:co Il. NJ. ana 600 l.. M.-Locai.
YORK RIVER LINE
olo r. M.-Stenmer train (parlor car). er-
Gspt sunday: no local stops. and AIS r. Nj
DAILY, Locnl--connecting for baltimore daily
except Subway. 7:35 a. M.-Daily-Local.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From tho South: 7:05 A. NJ and 200 A. M
::S y NJ. 500 y. NJ. daily: $40 A. VI and
! 90 T. NJ Ex. sun. From West Point: S:t5
a, 81 tsteamer train, daily. except Monday;
$40 A. N. and 6:i5 +. NJ. daily.
H. l.. BISHOP. d. T. A.
POI l. Main ST. Phone Madison 81
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RAILROADS
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL khH. LINE TO ORtOi.K
Schedule In Effect Locember /. 1913.
Leave Byrd street Station. Richruond FOh
NORFOLK; $500 A. NJ. $500 r. Ill. 't;n
=. NJ.
FOR LYNcuBUnH AND THE wEsT'
'6:l5 A. M. $3.50 a. Ri, '3:oD T. NJ. 1920 u. u.
Arrive I,ichmo.d from Norfolk: 'il;.n 4.
~. '6:55 r. NJ. I'll: 80 +. NJ. From tho Wosti
'6Lo A. RI. t2:l0 +. AZ. N:4o +. H.. 'G:as r.
NJ. 1900 L. n.
rDuiiy. tDaiiy except Sunday. isundn,
only.
W. b. BEvILL. w. c. SAUNDERS.
T. 1; NJ. Roanoke G. p A.. Roanoke
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Port MISUNDERSTANDING. JTei exports
a.2la bales. stock. l:0 i57 bales.
Tota! to-day-Net receipts. ~. So bales; OK
ports. y. i3e bules; stock. 5T+.aN5 bales.
Iota! ior the wceh-Net receipts 5000
bales. exports. 1858 bales
Total FOR the IeRson--Nct receipts, 1oo16, 7Sf
bales. exports, S,S5g. 80 bales.
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Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway Compan,
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL If,

1919,
SuperSedinE Schedule Of May 10, 1912.
Trains icnre Richmond B'5,5O \. VI,
y a. W., BS A. NJ, 4. VI, 40 4. NJ
IL A. W., T.. 81, 4. VI. 2 T. VI, III
y. VI, $500 Il. VI. 8:2O II. VI, 7:iG H. NJ
bS l.. NJ, 50 +. VI. 10 =. W., II as y. VI
Trims lenve Ashland s5,5O a. VI, me-
A. NJ =. W.. $50 A, VI. 10 \. VI. eli
n. W. IL noon. ~ T.. W. y. NJ, 3 Il.
T.. ", l.. NJ, no p. W, $40 r.. VI. ii
Il. VI
Carries baggage Saturdays onIy.
DAILY except Sunday. s'Sununy only.
SEtDOARD AIR LINE RhILwAY.
The Progressive Railway of the South"
Inond daily: 500 A. 81. local TO Norlina; 70
r. NJ. sieepers and coaches. Atlanta, Br-
in:rghaHl. Jacksonville; lo:t5 r. NJ sleeper.
and coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham Men phis
and Hamlet: l2:i5 A. NJ. sleepers and
1oaehes Atlanta birmingham. Memphis
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive In
Z NJ Gas i. NJ.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

Sales. Stocks
400 Allis- Chalmers .........
Allis- Chalmers. pfd. -.
! 900 AmalSamatcd Copper -.
loo Am. Ayr. Chem. COM.
loo Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
200 american Can .....
500 American Can. pfd. 80.
800 Amer. Car aud Edry.
500 American Cotton OIL.
Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
American Linsced OIL.
American Locomotive :.
GOO American Smelling So.
American Snuff. conn.,.
100 American Sugar ...
100 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
american Tobacco. com.
Americans Tobacco, pfd.
1900 Anaconda Copper $40.
100 NtchiSOn
100 Atlantic Coast Line. -.
y. {. J.. Of Connecticut.
1000 baltimore ana Ohio.
500 bethlehem steel Co. com
bethlehem Steel Co, pfd
200 British Amer. Tob. Co.
2.40o Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
l.1o0 Central Leather, com.
$500 Canadian Pacific .......
500 California PctrOlcu nj.
Chicago Great Western
eco chi. Great West, pfd.
2co Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul
- Crucihlc Steel Cor, com
- Cruciblc steel, pfd. -.
100 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
zoo Consolidated Gas .......
goo Corn Products, com go.
zoo Den. and lilo Gran. com.
1900 Erie ..........
100 Erie. LIST pfd. ..........
100 Fed. Min. and SIN, ptd.
500 Genera Electric .......
Goo Goodrich. com. ..
500 Great Northern. pfd. -.
100 Great Northern orc CTS
Illinois Central ....
ZOO intcrboro- Met.
100 lntcrboro- Met, pa. -.
zoo Int. harvester. com. -.
Int. Ncr. Marine. COM.
Int. Paper .......
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-22
nICHMoND GRAIN MARKET.
Wholesale Qr,oJITlXTiIioNs on Ecm,AN.
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

ENcNW0nI. Va. MAY o. loiI.
Following are the quotations on tho Rich
mona Hay Exchange:
NO observation-disclosures. cttn55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-22
RIcuMoND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. May IL 1914
Following are the quotations on the Rich
uIond Tobacco Exchanges:
LOOSE a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-22

New York. May 2l.--Moncy on call easier
a. l'.I2; ruling rate. IS.: closing. l&dri5t.
Time loans. steady; sixty and ninety days.
~ six months. $. Prime mercantile paper.
l. Sterling exchange steady 1T Sass Tor sixty
days and at $3.50 FOR demand Commercial
bills. NSi,. Bar silver. b7t-; Mexican dollars.
i5il. Government bonds strong: railroad
L--.,Lla irrnt-tll.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-22

Quotations Tor Interest paying bonds are
- Il price 20 which int.res; must Toe added.
income bonds and certificate ol indebtedness