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PHILLIES WIN FROM BEHIND.
Knock O'Tooie Prom Box--Dooiu
and Lobert Htred-CIarke III.

PHfLApELPHts. Aug. 1l.-Coming from
behind the phllles knocked Marty
O'Toole out Of the box in the eighth
inning to-day and defeated Pittsburs in
an exciting game by 8 to {. A long
throw to the plate by Cravath, npping
Leonard trying to roor, :-"m second base
on NioN's single IN the ninth ,rul',g. pre-
vented the Pirates from tyir- -. score
Manager Dncin and Lobert we-e ordered
TO tho clubhouse by Cmpire johnson for
protesting base decisions Manager Fred
Clarke, who was taken suddenly III late
YESTERDAY afternoon. went 20 his home In
pittspurg to-day. leaving the club IN
cLtrg. o. Honus Wagner The score:
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BLUEJACKET AN EASY MARK.
But Not So seaton, who shuts ont
Chifeds In First Game.

CHICAGO, Aug, 1.-THE Chlfeds ana
Tip Tops broke even to-day in double
header, tho Brooklynites taking the first
game by n score OF = TO 0, while the
eecond resulted In n 3 20 score In favor
OF Chicago. Tom Seaton held tho CHI
feds to TWO singles In the opening CON
test. while his team mates pounded Hen
dirk for eight hits.
In the second game the Chifeds drove
Bluejacket to cover, getting eleven hits
off him In six and one-third innings.
while A Rankin johnson held tho visitors
TO Ave scattered hits The score
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.Ran for Sweeney in the ninth inning
tBated for HUMPHREYS IN the seventh inning.
tsaier out, hit by batted ball.
Chicago. ................ 2 0 %
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

The white Sox inflicted two shutouth
on the Maps yesterday and are pressing
the Tigers closely for fourth place. The
Maps have been In the cellar 40 long that
they quilted Il for the sub.cellar.
Yesterdays Results.
Chicago. Q; Cleveland. o. Fret game.
Chicago, 2: Cleveland, o. Second game.
Detailed standing OF the Gibbs.
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NOT A RUN In Is INNINGS.
Ames Pitches sensstionniiy, Tyler
Hrs Fine support.

BosroN. Aug it.---Lcfty Tyler and
Leon Anes INDUCED in Il pitching duel
FOR thirteen innings this Afternoon.
Neither team was able to score. Boston
because OF Amtss fine pitching and Gin
cinnati because Of Boston's fine fielding.
Ams allowed only Ave hits walked one
mdn and hit another Tyler was hit ten
times and parsed four The score
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.


Brooklyn. =: Chicago o Chr., game
Chicago. 5; Broohyr. second game
Indianapolis. :. Baltimore. fret game
baltimore s: Indisnapolis second game
Buffalo. 3: Kansas City, ::
St IDn's 4, pittsburg
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GIANTS IN THE REAR
WHEN STORM BREAKS
Consequently They Lose a Five
Inning Game TO the
Cardinals.
MATTI rs BEATEN AGAIN
------.-------
What Hits Are Made OFF Him
Are Made Use OF for
Runs.
MATTY rs BEATEN AGAIN

Tre Giants lost tul game IN the
pennant pursuit yesterday. Tho Car
drals beat them IN Ave inning encounter
end gained 'ull game on them. moving
into secoud place The Bostors and Reds
played q thirteen inning tie. and the
FORMER fell back 70 third place. The
Cubs were beaten for the third time IN
succession b. the Brook.yns and are
nou fourth The Pirates lost In Phila-
delphis.
Yesterdays R-suIts
r. Louis 3. Ne~ York. Five inn'ns.--
esiAd--rHiu.
Brookivu z chicago.
Philadelphia s, Ptftshurg, 4
Boston q. C'urirrutL q Thirteen IN.
ulngs
Detsiled standing Of the Clubs.
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Totals g. q s.4ii
lnuft.I fyr Mas.N.ff q, 81 .A,T,

'Bated for Mitchell ~ eighth
Cleveland. ..... ........ n 90
Chicago. ................ . % - <.
left on basAsDClevelanl 3: Chicago Two
bf.e hit--Wood Three base hit Weaver sac
rihce hits-Demmitt, Breton. Stolen hase Col
lins struck out ny Mitchell I: by Wolf
gang, HI nv pitoher--B, Mitchell Weaver.
Tine. Q hour ami 40 minutes Cmp'rcs niueen
pu1 sheridan
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on the programme the clouds opened.
bH


Game csllled-Rain.
First base on errors-s,. Louis, I; New Yo-,.
/ Left ON bases-St. Louis, 4, New York. =
sacrtce hit-Masee. Doube plays wilson
be.chsr and Meyers Passed osli,-snyder
BY Ma,hcwson. . Hits-on Doak. In four
innings none out In the nfh,; OF Griner
none in one inning. Umpire in chief-Hart.
Field umpire-Rsler. Time-l hour and 3
minutes.
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Indianapolis 4; Cleveland, l.
Milwaukee, 8; Minneapolis, (nrst game,
Milwaukee. g. Minneapolis. second
game.
~. Paul. lo Kansas City, tnrst game,
St. Paul Z; Kansas city, tsecoud game
Columbus Louisville, wet grounis
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woifrsna wbit~wsshrs Them In
Op~per md Ci~otte Cortcs

CHICAGO, Aug 1l.--CleNeland failed In
score a run IN either game of the double
header to-day and Chicago naturally won
both. u triumphed by the game score IN
both games, . 10 o. Wolfgang. "A recruit
pitched the locals to victory In the first
with Mitchell the victim. Clcotte and
Morton INDUCED In pitching duel In
the second. each allowing three hits. but
the local tvirler had the better support
and won for that reason. The scores
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South Atlantic leo que.

Macon, 2; Jacksonville, I (rrst camel.
Macon, z Jacksonville. . teecond game,
seyen inuiugs, agreement,
Columbia, ;, Savannah, !,
Charleston, r, Augusta o,
Albany. ?; Columbus, I
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PROBABLE WINNERS OF
SARATOGA RACES TO-DAY.

First Race-Isirose, sprite, Helen
Bnrbee.
second Rsce-Meadow Sweet Gold
Plate, shannon River.
Third Race--Mamie r., Fair Helen,
outlook.
Fourth Raee-wooden shoes, Leo
Stolny. Bac.
Fifth Race-Belle OF Bryn Mawr,
Hedge. Star Gaze.
sixth Race - Change, Broomlesf.
Coming Tower.
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Rated for IIouck IN the seventh 'uripx.
+Bstted for Chappclle in the ninth inning
Brooklyn. 0 . q q o--s
Left on bases Brooklyn, :; Chicago T.
Two base hits-Wslsh .; stanley. shaw
Three base hit-Beck Sacrifice hrts-Shaw,
stanley stolen base-Farrell First basc on
balls on Johnson, 3. Struck out-By John.
son. I; by Blue acket, g. by Houck. 1; by
ChspPelle x Double plsyCHnaodmian G ij
hours Lmplres. G ecliel and Anderson
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Two base hits-vioS. Killifrr. Kelly sscri.
Left on bases-Phila1elphis. :; P1usburg. 8.
struck out--By Alexander. :; by oTooe.
First base on balls-Of Alexander. g. Hus-Or
'Toole, Ii in seven innings mono out IN
eighth: on Councilman. In one inning I'm
pires Byron and johnson. Time hour and
mi
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SECOND GAME.


Greensboro. 2, Raleigh, I.
Charlotte. 0; Winston Salem. (nrst
gamcl,
Winston Salem, I; Charlotte, t-econd
game.
innings.
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Atlanta ., Memphis, 7.
Chattanooga ., Nashville 9 (hrst game).
Nashville. 7; Chattanooga, (second game
eight innings. dark,
birmingham, Q; Montgomery, / tnftsen
Innings,
Mobile-New Orleans, rain.
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matted for Mann in d. t ,enih innins. o

Cincinnati. q %
Two base hits-Groh. Sacrifice hits-Ames,
Tyler. Double play-Mann and schmidt. Left
on bsses-Boston, Z; Cincinnati. II First base
on balls-On Tyler 4. of Ames, /. Hit by
pitched ball-By Ames (Msrannllel. Struck
out-By Tyler, .: by Ames, T. tmpires-klem
and Einelis rme-s hours and 50 minutes
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Roanoke, 5: Norfolk. tnrst game
Norfolk. 10, Roanoke, second game,
Richmond. 5 Portsmouth,, 'nrs' game,
Richmond, s. Portsmouth second gain.).
Newport News, 10: Petersburg
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Oklahoma City. 9; Tulsa. :
Fort Smith. .; McAlester
Henrietta, 9; Muskogee. s.
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Atlantic League.
AT DANBURY.

Nevburs .. 900 40 q 0
Danbury ..-,.. . 0 0 "a . /
Batteries --\eWburg, Gallagher and
Holmes. Danhury, Welsher and Waite
Perth Ambov--A sbury Park rain
paterson--Iong Branch. rain.
pough keepsie--M iddletowu. rain.
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Cairo, 1. Henderson, l.
Paducsh. 3, greensboro, 1 (hrst camel.
Faducah, 2; Owensboro. o tsecopd camel
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To-day's Schedule.
Rochester in Jersey City.
Buffalo in Newark Two rames
Montreal in Providence.
Toronto in Baltimore.
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BROOKLYN in 81. Louis.
ttsburE IN Chicago.
Buffalo IN Ind annapolis
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results,

jersey City. o: Rochester. o.
Providence. o. Montreal, 3.
Toronto &; Baltimore. first game
Toronto Baltimore tsecond game. Rain
Newark Buffalo Rain.
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Al Baltimore.
FIRST GAME

Toronto u. Ia. 100 $500 Is Is 0
Baltimore G.LD o q % ) .
Batteries-Toronto, Rogge and Kelly,
Baltimore, Howard and McAvoy Kane
Second game called In second timing on
ccount Of rain
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Beaumont. &; Houston. 5.
Waco. Z; Austin. 2.
Galveston, / san Antonio. n
Dallas. 8, Fort Worth, :.
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New London, 1, New Haven uen in.
niugsl
Wa ~rbury 4 New Britain. o.
hartford, 8; Springfield, I.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., wet grounds
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At SYRACUSE-FIRTr GAME
R,HE p.
Utica ..........s 2Oleso Ill II ?
Syracuse ......O 0 0 2 0 0 o 3 O-6ia s
Patteries-Ctics, Buck and McDonough
Syracuse. Houser Alexander and Payne.
SECOND GAME.
RHE
Utica ...........o 5000 %
syracuse ........0 / I 0 0 o. .
called account OF darkness.
Batteries-Utica. oberlin and Ahles; Syra-
cuse North and Wheeler.
Othcr games postpoued r In
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SIXTH RACE.

Good start: won haudy; Strong. Oh. e.. by
Stalwart Ancient owned by T. G. Schmitt:
trained by j. Powers.
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Coupled as Ianucn cnIry7
Time, 1913 2-5
Good start wob driving Garbage. oh, e., by
aeronaut-- Trash; owned by Capt r.. r. Csssatt
trained by J :. Healy
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Totals "a setls
.Ratted fo- Morton In c,Rhth

SlcVelhnd ..........'... 90
Left on bas.s-C1eveland. &; Chicago. o. Two
haso hit--Grsney. Three base hit--Kirke
Homo run-Collins Sacrifice hit-Derlmu,
stolen bases jackson. Demmitt Bases on
balloon Morton. /: off Cicotte, T. Struck
oIt-By Morton. ): By Coumb- /: by C1co,te
T. Double pays-Schalk and Weaver. Time. l
hour and 70 minutes Cmpires-Dinecn and
Sheridan
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THIRD RAGS.

Good start. won Hslly. High Noon, G.
by Voter -Noond6y; owned by James r
trained by n G. Pen son.
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Good start: won handiy. star Jasmine, br. n.
by ogden-Star Cat. owned By I. G. Mcdowell.
trainCd bN g. Denny.
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Montreal tILD.. 20 0 0 o 2 o % 10
Providence LID o x--.9 10
Batteries--MontrtAl Cashion. Couchnni
and Madden and Howley. Providence May
and kocher ana J. Onslow.
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Good start; won driving Northcrner. oh. e.
by Nankec---Royai Gun owned hS John T. Muir
trained by Y. Rcgan
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BasebAll, Polo Grounds. To-day. SEQ
P. M.--Giants vs. St. Louis.--Adv.
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Good start won easily. Well Known. CHI T.. by
Ogden Evcning Star: owned by Mrs. J. Shilling;
trained by &. T, Patterson.
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PttsbuV .....
philafielphia.....

IRAN FOR Gibson IN the ninth inn'nS
eBatted for Councilman in tho ninth inrtng.
Tran for Hyatt in tn. ninth inning.
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Baseball, EBBETs YIELD, $3.50 To-day,
VS., Chicago, -Adv,
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Oakland. Z. san Francisco. s.
Los Angeles, 1; Venice, o.
Portland, 5. Sacramento. ..
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E Louis IN Nev YORK
Chicago IN Brooklyn,
TI'fsburg In Philadelphia.
Cincinnati I'm Boston
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23
Departamento
de Correos

IN Do,,,,4.,. -
woah;,,,t1 l,'' ''''''' 80 ~ 1orreoS oe
o,.;~1 W. =" CIV ,'''o e. SiS'ie'l'e
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t.paf,;z,, -, p''l"V'eS i'oS''ieS'
j., ''''o'' q WI 'eSl'oioeflcla re-
n,<ta1 '''''''' 'o,'cernieii'e al
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fo,,,a ,, '1 3t p''l'''' foS'"'' Sq 'e III
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23
90 O60B66b666606U

reduce a la pobreza y a la affection a
m pueblo, cuya debilidad 10 hace apa-
recer, ante nuestra justicia y magma
nimidad, con mas derecho alln.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23
Puerto Rico
en- Washington
Continuation de la "a. plana.


'o We 'iSulioS amos pooalnoS hoSotroS
"''"oe''" "l Id c'pdclodo, que poSeemoS,
par" q Soolerilo proPlo, y pueda ell
Noi'sreSo llJaf hueStfa dehmtlVa 81
'""c''i' para el lu'uro. huego al 90
i'i'o q"e presto ,dtehcloh las SugeS-
OloiieS que le Someto y las enmlen-
o"S que le ProPoilSo. anFeS de con
''"''' qu'ero dHr''lar que al pedlr el
'Pl'~""ileil'o oe Ia ciadaoahla anne
II asa "l ''''''ir ll"eS'ros loeaieS
w i''"ef'enoellcid' no alilllel'tahloS III
WI" S''''oI" "e ioS'ill''ao hacla los
i1S'''oS OlilooS' SIio que eApreSamoS
e. amor "e hueStfo poeolo a su pro
pa PeTSo''aI'''ao y d Su pfopla Sooera-
ND
lil"''Ie'l''' lil|lio la a'encloh del
O""'i'e 'idcld Id plaiaIorna democraIl-
{" oe NahSaS Nlty-'ohlo + de l9oo-
que 'S' eh'r' 'oodS' aI que con mas
u'' 10 ''''i' 81 'e'e' "' 'oN r'NldooS
N"l''oN > u V'i''"o ue uer'o hlco'
Id PI"'"lor'''a olce aS':
D'',"r"'''oS que loo' @oolerho
eS''o'''loo en're ho'noreS' 'PriVa SuS
loN'oS Po''r'S 'el co'lSeh'i'h'ell'o o'
'oN S0'0''"'oS' que cu''qu''F gooier-
no que no Sc '"Sr eh el conSeh'lrnlen'o
"' los ""''ild"oS 70 '-\-N INA
MA y que llnPoher uh pueblo IN
goolerho por Ia Iu'rza eS SoSoF,'r los
!"e''ooS 'e Id reP"ollc" por IoS oe
llnPer'o' 0oSIene'"oS que /" conS'l'u
cloh Slgue d Ia Pahd'ra y aSeg''famo'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
Dmn,s Trade Reyiew

Ntw York March @,.-Dun's Weekly Re-
View Will say Tomorrow:
Expected Improvement in trade condltions
mas not rs Yet riateriai1cd. and. while fndi-
cations al progress are manifest in certain
directions, there Is still a Lack o! uniform
ny IN reports from The leading centres !,
somewhat backward spring has initiated
against Il normal distribution OF scasoI,uble
ilcrchanulSe, and outdoor work is also
h"hpcreG by unsettled weather. on, mo
oth"r nauG. conditions In wool have iIuprn1.-
cd pcrceptibly and woTstcd plants are 70
ported 10 he running at considerably greater
capacity than few months ago. Trade i'm
footwear has broadened somewhat with the
advent OF the Easter season. and quotations
maintain previous nrrnncss
Footwear factories are now engaged chief
~ IN finishing and making deliveries on
q alicaic orders for scasonabIc goods The
usual activity In connection with The Easter
trade Is now in evidence. and wholesale blisi-
ness is satisfactory. while further Improve.
lHeHi is expected, as many retailers arc
carrying supplies much below normal
Win the falling off In new demand in iron
And steel the price stunt Ion reflects Incrnie :
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Bank CIcarInrs.

New York. March 97.-Banli clearinrs ,r
NJ NJ olntod states Tor the week endinr
M3tch - aggregate 81 l52 So. 900 araIns, 81 IA
,-'''o" i"St Week and S2.757 51 900 In this w."L
80 EcaT Following are tho returns for ia I.
80 Vim percentages OF change from Ills
NV York. {!se, .oSo. 900: increas. ls1
,hir'Eo. sSio.O'iNco. Increase, las
philadelphia, sIi.eSo. rcO iucr.nsn
I"u, S!H SSl,,E; Increase. 20
~ Louis. sIt.Ili,0'o; increase ID
iIttSourEh, S13. $4,000: decrease 30
Nahsas city. S5l3;5.olo: increase So
Sai! Francisco. S4S. .S3. coo; decrease
baltimore sS3.ssI.oej: increase ioS
l.etroit, SEC. slo,0o) Increase as
cincinnati. S-G.3Q9000: Increase cso
MINNEAPOLIS. s21.35f 900: decrease Isl
.-!eNe!anu. S2l+0J0-9: Increase la
Los Angeles s2i.s1;.OGl: decrease
New orleans. slt.S;9 .0el. Increase Ak
'inahu, Si12NJ.oJ): increase les
Hllwaukee sld.-6T 900: incrcas. ia
Atlanta. Si,i3S 600 Increase IL
louisville. Sl3.5ia. 900. increase .3s
Sc"ttH sll>3!H0G; decrease :
Buffalo. s9.3SI. Cr, decrease -
Portland, ore. sl3.ti7 500: Increase ,2e
fau! 81 al0oo. increase IS
,psuEer' >sae|.uNe: decrease. l3.
lnGianap"is. f6.ii3 0G0; increase es5
froNlIence. s. i-3 rto; increase 40
memphis S..I23.o0J: decrease Ia
Kichmond, S'ii3.0o0. decrease IL
Fort Worth. sG9ii o10: decrense $50
81 Joseph SLoGS 300: increase 10
Washington, ID. -, S5,yiCo0; decrease e4
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Raitrnans
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PKEMIEK CANNIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond.
n. B.-Followtng schedule 19ures published
as information and not Guaranteed:
For the South-Daiiy: $40 A. M-Local
10 80 A. M.-Expross. $500 p M-Exprsss
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars for Al.
isnte and birmingham. 1i:t5 p. M.-Exprsaa
week Days: 500 p. M.-Lscnl
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 p. M.-steamer train tparior carl, or.
sept sunday: no LEGAL stops; and l:N p. M
except Sunday. 1850 A. M.-eIcept sundaI.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From tho South: $3.50 A. 81. and $50 A. NJ
900 p NJ. sos p. M. daily: 1865 Ex. sun
From West Point: s:3o A. NJ. <uteamsr train.
4. NJ. except Sunday. "
H. 1; BISHOP. D. p. A.,
e1 e. Main st. Phons Madison IN
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ed ease. Quotations now lack stability and
concessions are noted In several directions
especially on plates. bars and shapes. Con
siderable structural work Is pending and
current business Is OF fair volume.
Production OF cotton goods Is heinz rc-
stricted In certain directions owing to the
low prices offered on contracts. and the high
cost OF the raw material Distribution In
3obbing lines Is irregular. and with the adj
vent of higher temperatures special effort
Will be mnde to stimulate the movement OF
wash goods. Advances stil noted on
mems wear for fail. while increased values
also received on some merchandise for
prompt shipment. This Is due more TO the
very strong wool markets all over tho world
than to any expansion In the demand.
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SIu YORK rHoDTCT ,,.,.,r

New YORK Nuich =. Flour-Stc4dy \.hea,
Easy 80. hard. winter $1,000. 80 re!.
.io''. 80 ! northern .Duiuth. Ib.a. 30.
So. Yci'ow @Tn Fay;
changed. Leather Firm. Hide- and Eosn
-pu4et Petroleum and Turpeut}ne -Steacy
-ud unchanged. ticc and MolasSes-- stDap,.
and hanged. sugar Raw. steady i,.-
asses. = 20 centrifugal 8 -. rerucd tica4g.
Once SP't. 1hlrtt tt1", 40. A. S7sc Santos.
So. llasc.s mild. duil tordova. l2I.4tloi...
hutter and Cheese Steady and unc6at..,t'
!otato-s and Cabparos Steady and nm
chained Peanuts And Freigi,s-Ste,,dy and
unchanged.
Cottou,e"t Oh 10 day was nrfn 10, March
on eleventh. hogr covering which ran ~
90 livery up 20 80, wiii" tho balance o. ne
~ vas eaSlfr under scattered liquidation
ara az weakness ia lard and lsrK OF mil
f1ppyr' Futures closed oni points H.t low
"i Inc market closed easier: Spot T. pT
syi March. ,3I4NGo. Apr!, Gt5Q7A, MAJ.
$50 July. i,H6ff351 August On, =.
A'ptemh,r. G5H1G1 October. 1891 q. To-
t-l sales, 90 barrels.
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad Of the South.

EFFECTIVE JANUARY l. 1914.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: s:I5 A. n and i ~
y. NJ; y.ic p. Nj: 100 A.. ID.
For Norfolk: 500 A. N. 800 p. M. 4:n
NJ. 800 ?. IL. $50 T.. II.
For P;teIseHr1: LOO 4. IN. sl6 \. M.
sag +; NJ. sos p. n. s:as p. n, s:sa p. M.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A AZ
s s:o a. NJ 700 4. 81. $50 A. ~. 1881 a. NJ.
NJ. COS p. NJ. s:3s p. NJ. 500 p Nj, SO, p.
NJ. II 80 =. n.
Except Sunday. ''Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and connsr
lions not guaranteed.
{. s. CAMPBELL D. p. Il. ar Main 81
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Sales.
Stocks

100 Aliis-Chn lmcrs
loo Allis-Chaimors. pfd.
',Ico AmalSamatcd Copper
Ana. Arr. Chem. com.
100 Amer Beet Sugar. com.
Zoo American Can ....
American Can. pfd :.
200 Amer. car and Fdry. d.
90 American Cotton oil.
Amer. Hide and Lea, Dr.
American liuSecd Oil.
American Locomotive L.
Geo American Smelling
SOC American Snuff. com
l.2Or American Sugar
LOCO Amer. Tel. ana Tel. Co.
l,iuO American Tobacco, com
American Tobacco, pid
1,"0e anaconda Copper
poe AjchiScu
Atlantic Coast Line.
\. {. l.. OF Connecticut.
l,So0 Baltimore and OHIO. =.
800 Bethlehem Steel Co, com
Seth iehcm Steel Co. pfd
British Amer lob. Co. e.
500 Brooklyn Rarid Transit,
goo Central Leather. com.
i.5c0 Canadian Pacific
loo California Petroleum
1.luc Ches3 peakc and Ohio.
lVa Chicago Great Western.
500 Chi. Great Western. pfd.
400 Chi. Mil. and st. Pau. Z.
Ii Crucihle steel Cor. com.
llO crucible Steel. pcd
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
500 Consolidated Gas
2.l0p Corn Products. com
Den. and Rio Gran. com
loo Erie
Erie. LIST rfd. ..........
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfI.
800 General Electric
Geo. W. iclne lob. Co.
l.ipo Great Northern. pfd
Great Northern Ore cts
900 Illinois Central
lutcThoro- Met. ..
100 luterhoro Met. pfd.
loo Int. Harvester. com
int Mcr. Marine. com.
loo lnt. Paper ...
Int. Paper. pfd ,.....
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rAlc Ifcnnr4

Bradstrcet's tomorrow Will say for Ricn
mond and vicinity:
me late season has retarded trade I'm sea
SohAhlc commodities and lines dependent on
weather conditions; other lines show fair
activity. Building operations continue ,,,,,n,
lumber and materials are duh. Wholesnle
srcrefS ana provision dealers report pnod
sales. Manufacturers OF tobacco renor, 49,
IN excess oi last year. Crop conditions are
5000. Sp.4"g farm work has been retarded
by wet weather, and country roads arc -,
bad condition. retardinE the marketing or
retail trade Is uuiet "''u
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HI'ht', III,. WHfrh IL Corn traIe 81
banded SO huge proportions today ana -.
n"kct after violent cnangc- word M M
IN aHNan," 81 70 20 i7|t,c. not. I, lDsb@i
ar II bif Rtiac had been hjteInuf.d a
ti'lp 9' tironS house, trying 90 dlslodee
a.! "eh% holdings ana to absorb thr offrr-
,YtA ~ rover price Wheat closed frm a,
40 on to "hade odYnHce. and oLts IN.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERsBuRG PEANUT MARKET.
reported by Rodgers. P!unu,cr x 20 irc =,
Petersburg. Va. March a7-Peanuts 1S,n,nur,,
~ h,raFnsrs Spanish arm at sl.so per
nn n Nfginias Fancy jumbo. ia A.. q.
ict pound FANCY handpckcd. A.: a sac nor
pound; extra prime. ih0H.C. per bound d:
~ mr. iHitac per pound Smelling stock 81, ~
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Railroads
SNABOARD An LINE.

Tho Progressive Railway OF the south.~
Southoound trains scheduled to leave RICH
mend daily; 300 A. M.--Local 10 Norlina.
1:zo y M.-Sleepors and coaches Atlanta
Birmingham. Savannah. JacksonylIie' III
r. ID ,,F!orda Limited. $3.50 p. M.-Locai.
II 20 =. M.-Sleepers and coached Atlanta
Birmingham Memphis. 100 A. M.-Slesnep.
and coeShss Jacksonville. Northbound
daily: $3.50 A. NJ. 7:lo 4. a.. $3.50 A. M ~ IA
A. d. lorida Limited: Local. sos p. H.. s:U