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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
SEVERE PRICE BREAK
IN WHEAT is PROBABL E

CHICAGO. I'LL. August l0.-Wbnc
ne wheat market showed net gains
OF 10 "-sc to-day. the opinion
severe price break is among the proba
niiltisS George T. Marcy. president OF
ine Armour Grain Company; Emanuel
company. and james Norris, OF Norris
" company returned from a meeting
81 me iarcer exporters OF the United
states and Canada at the Biitmore Ilo-
tel AT New York on sunday, where the
depiorahlc export situation was dis
cussed. hut they say It was Impossible
/" aIopi any definite plans. According
10 these men IT viii be necessary TO
relieve immediately the terrible con
sts''o" no" EXISTING at ports and juno
non FONTS, as Well AS at country
points, by diNcrtinG large amounts of
wheat 10 the nearest terminal markets
there Is no indication Whatever of an
early resumption of shipments abroad.
a large portion of the wheat west and
southwest of Chicago and Kansas city
must be moved To those markets and
put ON sale or placed in storage. ana
wheat east of Chicago must be d.
Nerted to domestic millers and storage
plants. AdNices from. Minneapolis and
other markets Of the United states
were to the effect that large orders
Tor nouI were received and that The
price was secondary consideration
Ihc orders came from the British gov.
ernincnt, rs well as from one or two
other nations. y message from Winni.
peg said that the british government
bought all available oats and wheat in
canada. itoutine statistics available
for pubhcatton showed that wheat is
pilinc up IN goodiN quantities. as
there was an Increase OF 1850. o00
bush ia the visible surply of thai
grain the past week 20 a total or
3t32i.ot0 bushels For tho correspoud
ing time last wear the total Was Al
$4,000 bushels. Chicago stocks in Gle
N,ators increased $4,000 bushels. while
the amount aioat in the Chicago har
Dor decreased 100000 bushels There
Was continuation OF the receipts OF
wheat Al primary markets. the total
TO-DAY being 2.3' 1000 bushels. which
was 10000 bushels in excess Of the
same day last year cash wheat in
All the markets advanced sharply to-
dar. and appeared 10 be keeping pace
with price gains ~ futures
eakness was quite distinct in the
corn market to-day. and there we're
losses OF 3-t TO H-Sc for the da y
Rain over the belt vas the principal
help IN favor OF the bears There
were many reports. however, that corn
nad dtteriorated heavily. and some OF
these adNices claimed that the l.sses
and some OF tho more daring spcc,I.
lators put out short lines. There wa.
less prcssur, OF the September. which
gave bc!atcd shorts chance ia even
up their position.
While the new crop Of OATS is .x
pected TO come forward in increased
amounts. that market held up fairly
we'll to-day There WAS an increase in
the vis!bIc Of 3.S?a,o 600 bushels The
local inspection was ~ cars. and cash
sales were 10000 bushels.
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REV OLlTION PROPOSED
IN tO1"rO\ MARKETING

WASIIINGToN. August 1o.-Con-
pletc revolution in the methods OF
cotton marketing was proposed to-day
as a means Of relief from depression
threatened by the closing of foreign
markets during the European war The
plan was laid before the House Aori-
cultural Committee by experts OF the
Department OF Agriculture. II contcm-
plates government supervision of
marketing. Federal Standardization of
grades. and establishment OF a system
OF warehousinI to make balcd cotton
a solid basis for credit to growers and
enable them 10 finance their crops until
advantageous arrangements can be
made for marketing.
G. j. Brand. chief of the division OF
markets. suggested that the scheme he
put in operation through tho Lever
cotton rades bill. now before the
House committee. This bill provides
for Federal supervision Of cotton
grading and the fixing Of Federal
standards for cotton.
MIR; Brand suggested amendments to
enable the government To license cot
tom warehouses. where the crop could
he stored. Under such conditions he
said the new Federal Reserve Board
would be able to make cotton in the
warehouses the basis Of ample credit
TO growers.
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t:cncrnl Nens Notes.

ON Wednesday, at city Hill" their
home in Prince George County, Mr. aud
Mrs. James w. Jackson will celebrate
the forticth anniversary OF their mar
riaEc.
Two cases OF pcllasra and ono death
from the disease were reported to the
Health Department in July.
The docket OF tho Police Court this
morning was an unusually lengthy ono,
consisting Of over thirty cases. mostly
for viOlat tons of city ordinances. Fines
to the amount of about $50 were iu-
posed.
The Nirginia Baptist Sunday School
Convention tcolorcdb. will convene for
three days session in Suffolk on
Wednesday, August -. Delegates to
the convention have been appoint cd
Tor the various schools in pctcrsburc
Councilman j. Il. Jones. accompanied
by NJ. l.. Stafford. Of I'luvanna: r. w
Smith, of Amherst, and j. =. Pebbles of
Cumberland. left yesterday In Mr..
Jones's car for an extended automobile
Trip
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3oclation. which, had received reports
that further shipments on such con
tracts WOULD not he made. Livcrpoofs
report told dealers they had the as
surance OF bankers that exchange
would be nearly normal within Il week.
" all American dealers should refuse
TO ship grain. they said they would
be working against the common good.
Nevertheless. many of the American
dealers felt that tho unforeseen con-
ditious warranted the cancellation Of
contracts made prior to the beginning
of hoStilities.
"iIostilities in Europe" road tho
preamble to tho resolution. authorizing
tho appointment Of the committee. "hc-
side eating wholly abnormal conii
tons which render generally impos-
sibic' the performance by buyers of the
bliS:,tion of pre-cXistinr contracts
for the shipment OF grain to the coun-
tries 1T war and TO the ports OF certain
adjacent countries. also cncctually
prevent such shipments.
Two urgent appeals by cable from
the Belgian Minister Of War for Amer
lean grain were transmitted TO the
association by the Belgian consul here.
In the FIRST dispatch the Bclgian Min
lister of War requested tho consul to
notify the dealers that England as
sured safe passage Of grain laden ves-
sells across the Atlantic and that pay
ments for wheat were guaranteed by
the Bclc!an government. The second
cable. more imperative in its tone. read
in part:
do make energetic efforts to induce
wheat exporters to execute contracts
Both cable dispatches were sent to
day from brussels
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ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Will Meet at Green Bay for
Three Days Session.
BUSINESS TO BE CONSIDERED
Former Resident OF Petersburg Dies
In Port Norfolk-InQueSt OF Budy
Of Negro Adjourned i'm Order to
Get Witnesses Together.

PETERSBURG. VA. August lo.--The
southeast District Convention Of the
Christian Church will convene for a
three day session Tomorrow at Green
Bay. FRINGE Edward County. The fol-
lowing declgatior from the Washing
ton street Christian Church will leave
tomorrow morning TO attend the con-
vcntion: Rev. George c. Zeiglcr md
wife. Mrs l. u. Mayton. Mrs. r. T.
Hrunet. Miss Frances Slater. Miss Ruth
Pitchford and Miss Sallic H. Brunei
The convention embraces Pctersburc
ana many or the counties in this sec
toh, with many prosperous churches.
The Rev. AIR. Ziegler will preach the
opening sermon. Business in connec-
tion with the advancement of the in
tercsts OF the church i'm the district
VII, be mainly considered.
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RICHMOND GRAN MAnKEr.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE.
Richmond. Va. August 10 1910
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond. VA, August % 1914
Following are the quotations tho Rich
mono Hay exchange:
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Southsidc Funerals.

The funeral services of William p.
SAVOY. who died on Sunday night In the
Virginia Hospital at 10 o'clock were
held yesterday afternoon from tho
home Of his brother. j. A. Savoy, of !
West 'rhirty1rst street. Intcrmcnt
was made in Maury Cemetery.
The funeral services of Benjamin p.
Miller. cighty-four years old. who died
on saturday night in the home OF his
daughter Mrs. j. W. Grim, :315 Perry
street. were hold yesterday afternoon
from tho New Hope Methodist Church.
Chesterfield County.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. August 10 1871
FoiloN ing are the quotations on the Rich
iuond Tobacco Exchanges:
Etpf-T,
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RUSHING WORK ON NEW
ARCH OVER RAILROAD
Night and Day Forces Expedite Con-
Struction at South End OF
Bridge.
WILL ERECT NEW BUILDING
Richard Taylor, Aged Eighteen,
Fined for Refusing to Move On
When Directed by Policeman
Tinsley-Trolley Party Tonight.

y large force OF workmcn employ cd
night and day is pushing construction
ON the new Seventh street arch over
the Southern halfway Company's tracks
at the south end of tho Free Fridge.
The old structure has been torn down,
and a temporary wooden bridge is be
ing used for ira file. In order 10 Sc
cure a firm foundation, tho supports for
tho new bridge arc being built into
holes drilled down TO solid rock.
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Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Raiwa, Compsn

RICHMOND chesapeake Bay Railway CompanJI
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL al
suprrsedinE Schedule OF May so. 1912.
Trains leave Richmond B'5,o0 A. M
- A. NJ, rs a. VI. o A. NJ, 40 A. MI
IL A. VI, r. VI, Il. VI, J l., ", BA
J.. ~. $40 r. NJ. $50 y. NJ. 7iIO r. Nd
BIS l.. NJ, SO =. NJ. 10 i. NJ, II,45 r. N.
Trnins lenve Ashland 1880 A. NJ, n Il
). NJ. A. W.. B0 a. NJ, 10 A. NJ, I'D
s. NJ. '12 noon, - l.. VI, = T.. W.. ri
VI, l.. NJ. B5;2O y. VI, 8:.O u. NJ, TAD
j.. W.. J.. A.. B9 T.. NJ, $40 y. NJ. I
a.. VI
Carries baggage Saturdays onlyl
DAILY except SUNDAY. .'Snndny only
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~ DATE
GIVE FRENCH CONFIDENCE

Especial Gable TO III" Times dispatch. /
PARIS. August lo.--Frcuch conf
dencc in victory is Increased by the
following condolences OF dates:
On August s. 1870, 10000 German
troops defeated 5000 French at MIS-
scmbourr. this being tiic first of i
series of French rcvcrses III Alsacc.
On August :. 1915, At the other end
of hlsace, the French defeated an
equal number of Germans.
In 1870 the German soldiers were
fighting to avcnGc Jena.
In 1910 the French arc lighting to
avenGc tho war OF 1870
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rcrnotaI Mention.

Mrs. l.. r. Palmer and daughters.
Misses Edith and Eva, have returned
home from Visit to relatives in Suf-
folk.
Miss Rose Worsham has returned
home after visiting relatives in Amelia
Claude Betts, who has been spending
the past week Al Ocean View. has re-
turned home.
Mr.and Mrs. j. f.. Harlow are visit
ing relatives in Roanoke.
Charles Rurkert. who has been sick
At his home FOR several weeks is con
siderably improved.
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The coroner's inquest in the case Of
Harris Williams, colored. who died in
the hospital of gun shot inflicted
by Memo Williams. a colored youth
which was TO have been held tonight
has been adjourned over until later
day, in order that all the witnesses
NAV DC summoned. In the meantime
Memo Williams has not vet been
caught. but the police expect to have
him in custody in u few hours. as also
another negro charged with being ac
ccssory to the killing.
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10 Errct On,ce uuI,d,,,.

\ modern two story building will
shortly he erected on the southwest
corner OF Ninth and Hull Streets az
soon as workmen have finished tearing
down the buildings at ao1-3 Hull Street
Formerly occupied by the Offices of
Greer r. Nichols, Timing and plumbing
contractor; fcc Lee. proprietor of a
Chinese laundry, and the erstwhile
Manchester Fee. Mr.. Nichols who
OWNS tho two sites. Will have Offices in
the building, while the rest of the space
will he rented.
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CATTLE MArKETs.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
SALES at Union SOCK Ynrisl

Richmond Va August 10. 1915
Report for the week ending August 10, l.it:
Best steers TO Siac: medium 10 good u.
TO &c; common 10 fair. 6ii 10 7}.c: best
heifers. TO 'isc; medium TO good 81. 10
eSc; common to fair. So &c: best cows
10 o'1C: medium to good. 5iz to SC: com
mon TO fair. Az TO 6,.c. best oxen. 81 to
.c' medium tn good, ga 10 SIC: common
10 'air. az to sc: hest bulls. 6,a 10 &C: likht
10 bic; calves. 10 &c: dicks. y TO 6i,c
COWS aud calves, IOGss5 hest hog. Sal
To ?. sowS ana stays. 81 to &c. nest sheen
~ to &c medium to good a. 10 o.:
common to fair. to size: spring lambs. ~
TO Size. -
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NEW YORK rRoDuCE MARKETS

New Work. August lo.-Rsw suEar. firm
iuo!sssss g., asked. centrifugal. "a re
nned. iirin. Butter, irregular. chcsSe+ n.m,
Cottonseed oil was higher early OF cover"
iLC mi the strength of lard, hut iSt.'N ofoke
sharply under pressure from refining iut~--
.,s. FiUAi prices ver. generally 20 e
points net lower than the previous clos. on
.lu'N =. The market closed weak Spot
sJns|; August $500 5l. September. SIS
hs.5t, Octoher. 5.fS"s.iS: November, 500 Sc.
Deceaher. tt.de.ii: January. 6.Ho6if, feh-
-uary. 6.4sns,1.e March. Sf-'1 $50. Total
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At a meeting to-day OF the Andrews
Caoutchouc Brick Company. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: president.
I. G. Shore: vice president w l.
Furdy: secretary and treasurer. T.. -
Strailman: manager. NJ H. Andre " -
The company has just received an or
der for $4,000 of their bricks from the
curlcs Neck Farm. on James River
10 he used in paving the stable floors
on tho n rm.
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Chr Strikes lee Wagon.

Residents OF Swansboro who did not
receive their usual supply of ice on
Sunday NORMA were Informed yester-
day that III ~ lay was caused by =
wagon OF tn. .iouthside Ice Company
being stru,., ~ street car and hurled
into ditch. The driver was thrown
from his seat, but escaped with minor
injuries. No one or the car was hurt.
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Trolley Party To-N,nbt.

The Junior 'Phila thea Glass Of Balm
bridge street Baptist Church will run
trolley party over the principal
streets Of Richmond tonight. 4 large
crowd * expected. and several special
cars have been engaged. The cars Mill
leave Seventh and Perry Streets
promptly at S o'clock.
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Dcnth or Enrmer retcrshurr.r.

Information has been received OF the
death at the home D: her daughter.
Yrs Al +. Parker. at Port Norfolk. of
Mrs. L. Emmett Brooks. Il former res
idcnt OF Petersburg. The body wiil lie
brought TO this city for burial She is
survived by three children, Mrs. NJ +.
Parker. of Port Norfolk: Mrs. j NJ.
Johnson, of Deep Creek Va. and cliff
ton Brooks. of New York City.
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COTTON GOODS MARKETS

New York August ,o.--Cotton goods mar.
kcth were steadier to-day. Yarns ,yer. ori.,
E"w six for spot delivery Wa higher: and
iof contract delivery lover. Dress goods
we're bought freely. Many selling agent; Tor
mills hLNe withdraw salesm~'I I'M N
SCI late delivery GOOD. only ur,u the an.
confirmation 10y mills.
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APPEAL FOR BREAD
MAY GO UNHEEDED
Exporters May Ship No More Grain for
Some Time. as Result Of
l,nroncun Mar

NEW YORK. August io.--Notwith
standing Belgium and tnglands APP
peal for bread American exporters
may ship no more grain to either coun-
try for some time. as The result or a
meeting to-day of the North American
Grain Dealers ASSOCIATION \ commit
tee was empowered TO take such meas
ures as may he necessary TO protect the
interests OF shippers in all matters af-
fcctcd by the present war
Whether shipments of grain should
continue on contracts made before the
war was the subject OF a vigorous pro-
test by the Liverpool Corn Trade As
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond-Main 81. StRttoha
y; d Following sehedu:o hsure: published q
For the South-Daily: 5:65 y. M.--Locail
'o:lo 4; M.-Exprcss. Gao L. M.-EIpress3
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Caro- for AZ
ianta and Buckingham. II 80 l.. M.--Expressl
Week Days; 1890 l.. ". and 500 +. M.-Locaia
YORK RIVER LINE
t:lo p. M.-Steamer train tparior carr. ekg
sept sunday; 10 local stops. and i:i5 r. NJ.
Daily. I.ocnl-ConnectinK tor Baltimore. daiiya
except Sudmay. 1885 \. M-Dally-LocaL
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: T:oJ A. NJ. aud $500 A. N
::25 r. NJ. $3.50 p. NJ daily: $40 A. 81. and
! 90 T. 81 Ex. Sun; From West Point: ,s:x
A. NJ. tstcamer train). daily. except Monday.
s:io a. NJ. ami cas- T. NJ. daily.
II. l.. BISHOP. d. r. A..
so7 E. dain 1T. Phone Madison M
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Ntv York. August io-Port Movemeni-
- ports. 9.ic bales: stock, 1850 bales
Minor ports stock :.s3 bales
Total to-day at an ports-Hct receipts
.os5 hales exports, 37d5 bales. stock, az
ralt-
To,a. for week Ne, receipts. $50 bales,
eNrO-ts, 1.tN bales.
Total for season Ne; receipts loiS,56;
n Is cAnorts. S.S.S.N hA.es-
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NAVAL. STORES


savannah. Ca, August Turpsntine
nominal. 'Ns; NO sales. receipts 30 casks:
,n!Imen,s, lo9 casks; stocks 3.i;. casks
i,osins non;haii no sales; receipts l.;Gi
narrels. shipments. lH: barrels. stocks
J. o'6' barrels. Quote: A. r. so
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Chicago. III. Angus, io-Hoss higher:
nuik OF sale. n$H*9S'; lights. s?sOd sio -:
:s>7hS9.;o pigs. s.snS?.So Cattle higher:
hccN.E t..1'io.'o. steers ss.E-1dsaio: stock.
cr:. S'.'90SNco: Co"s and heifcrs. S3.@IS9 ID:
ralv.s SsHnsii:ii. sheep steady: sheer
s'S'Ifs.i5; yearlings. fs.l0dtI.cj: lambs s. -
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Norfolk & Western RAILWAY

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO UORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect May TO- 1914
Eraye Byrd street Station, Richmond. FORl
p. NJ.
.er9k LY%cHBuRG AND THE VEST
o;!o a. ~: 1880 a. NJ. 400 T.. NJ. 1921 p. II
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'iI:p Al
s a.: 'e;a' r. n. ~ L. NJ. From tho west \
NO. 49, -: Nj; 'S;io Il. NJ. si:i5 r. NJ. Cos III
DAILY 'Da!Iy excep, Sunday. isundaJl
w. Is. BEVlLI. W r sAuSDEps
i. T. NJ. Roanoke. G. T. A. ROANOKE
I. III EOSl.EY. ID y. A.. Richplou,, Va.
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Refused TO IlaNc On.

For failure TO move on when ordered
to do so by Policeman Z. L. Tinsley,
Richard Taylor. eighteen years old, was
hncd $40 by Justice Maurice Yesterday
in Police Court, Part II. An appeal TO
Il higher court Was noted by Taylor
through his attorney. Charles r. Nor
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sEAnoAKp AlI: LINE n,I1wAv.

Tho rrorrrssivc Railway Of the south"
Southhouni trains chcduled 10 leave Rich
mont daily; 800 !, NJ. local to %ornna. IN
T.. NJ, siecp"fs and coaches Atlanta BIZ
m!nEhan. JH.ksouvilie. 1915 L. NJ. ,le.u,r
10 Hamlet aud COO .hes to Atlanta and Hl--
minEhatu. y .'i Nj sleeper. Atlanta Bir-
mingfatu. Memphis. Jacksonville. TAMPA
and coaches Jacksonville.
Nor;hhcund trains arheduied 20 n--iYe Ia
= NJ. 5:a A. " Local
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liverpool. August lc.-Therc GOO
ta,s OF American spot cotton sold h.t
c-dHy. The price was unchanged the
basis OF 6.Iid. Tor American middHns
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Chesapeake & Ohio RaiIwaJ

l:i5 a. ocal -Daily-Newport Neva
$50 A cal-Daily-Ch.yine EI su,
Thurrnond.
200 A.-ENpTess-D aiiy-%orfolk. Old Point
to:io A.-Local-Da;ly-L' chbg. Lex c. Ford
ti:iJ y Mountain Spcciar' saturday An
gust i'th for whit. Sulphur and
Msunta!n Resorts. Diner FOR lunch
'!?:Jo Noon Express - Daily - Norfolk Old
Point
1000 p.-ENprcs- Daily Norfolk. Old Point
SEQ P.-LocaI-Daiy- News. Old Point
5:lj P.-Loca!-Ea. sun Gosdonsvnle.
'5;i5 P-Locsl-EJ. sun !.yncnbure q. Forrs
'2.il P.-ESpresS -Daiiy-Cin r'Yii,e
'c.p P.-Liinitcd-Daiiy- Chgo St. l.
'I:9) P.-E&prcHA-- paily-Cin.. Louisville.
Slccpers. I Iarior Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE KICHMOED-Ioeal from
East; lo;l5 A. NJ. $40 r. NJ. Through from
rom West. 5s5 a. S.. .t 20 a. 81. and TN ~
J.. 81. Through: s.2) A. "a. l::N noon and
a50 l.. 81.
James River Line: "i:ss A. ~. 500 p IL
Daily.
.'Dauy except sunda,
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OLD DOMINION LINE

" Richmond foot % Ash ST. daily 100 +. NJ.
Leave Nevpori Ne"s,...,.,..........,s:.9 \. 4
Arrive Norfolk A. \
Connects With main l!ne steamers ,esvin d
$orfoin fot Sew York dailJ. EXCEPT sunday.
800 = NJ C0n0.-iluaN also made by -. &
RS r. " ana c. 4 O ny ~ Z. ST.
Night In. stearlrrs ton II Clafeinont oaI
signal. and ire; by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NANIGATiOS CO.-Jam-. River
hy daylight tor Norfolk. Old Point. Se~por Z
news and all James river landings. Mondayr
Wedrcs lay and Friday y, $50 y. NJ. Freight
received Tor al James River oointa
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
: e ~. Rad

PcisrSbnrs, Va. August 10 reanuts-Spam-
isn FARMERS Spanish steady. 10 p.r
nushe'. NirEiria-F!rm. Jumbo e. p,- il
nr; IA h, ;rich.d sHa'c per. 10. extra
'uacHinc picked. 3!,n3&c per TO- "
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The case OF Thomas Chcatham. color
cd. charged with assaultinS Beatrice
Coles. Il Young colored girl, was con-
tinued until Thursday
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RITTER MARKETS.
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

EEin. Angus; 70. Butter ,s. bid no
&C..
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THE LEXINGTON A ATssas.' s"a ras l's
tennis courts adjoining beach. Only hotel
where guests may go from house TO surf in
ba thing attire without using streets. which
- prohibited. care o. batninE suits and
in rooms. private baths. Tango parlor.; ,
ore hestra, Si.Ji and M daily; s. to !:I.;)
weekly American plan. White service
Booklet PAUL. g RrSECRANS. Mgr
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

chicago, August g.-Alihough NAr fever
'.-Ghy ,ert ~ wheat market higher tnan
nss been kropn since tn. crisis Segar the
trade vas short n. what would he a normal
ygres,te ana ~ did moi TAX. much selling
- bring reaction from top prices The
Lore eas unsettled AZ 2a.l, above Saturday
rirnt. level. Corn hnished az net decline
NJ r,a3'tc; oats of i.1i.c and provisions
irregular. ranging from % oss 10 E rise c.
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PgtderlCkSh'g & Potomac R.R.
TO AND fR0M WASH. VIC T0HAHD BEYOND.


ACCOMMODATION rRkiNs-WseXDaYS.
Leave BYRD ST. Sta. 400 r. ". for Fredericksburg
Leave Elha stu. 80 A. H., 80 +. n. for Ashland
Arrive BYRD 81. Sta. S."5 AN. from Frcdericssb'g
Arrive Elba Sta. $50 NJ, SAG Pm. from Ashland
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ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET

furnished ~ Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond Va
Richmond. Va August 70. 1914
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MONEY IN NEW YORK
COTTON MARKETS.

NeW York Angus, Mercantile paper. s
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60. B e n q Ri

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Catholic churches: capacity 500: new throughout;
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