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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
FREDERICK FAIR
OPENS WITH BIG CRuup

Nptcia % ! ne Times III spatchl
FEEDERlcKSHUKG. VA September
-. Tho Fredericksburg Fair opened
o-dar under bright auspices The
weather va" fine ana the crowd com
m"nc.d 10 arrive early. rho judging
commenced in all Of the classes hut
viii no; lie completed until tomorrow.
i'erc Is display OF valuable regis
tered Jersey cattle, many fne Holstein.
6u"rnseys. rcd poll and other breeds
some OF tho principal exhibitors OF this
iue stock are Captain NJ. L. Rowe. Can
tin j. Conroy Vance. Frank c. Bald
yin. judge II II. l. Chichester. Rclvi-
drre Farm, liayfeld Farm. Free plat
:o'm performances Were given in iron;
81 the grandstand before the races Ow.
ius TO IN" good weather and additional
attractions IL is expected that The at
tendance this year will break the rec
ord
Tho Spotsylvania County Medical So.
dety Will meet ht the business Mems
Association rooms in this city to-mor-
-ow. Or. w. a. Gordon is president and
az Ice Cooke is secretary.
Eev. J. T r. Hundley, pastor OF tho
hrist!an church in this city. preach,a
ii~ farewell sermon on SUNDAY might
Sir. iu.dlcy has resigned his char,.a
D ere TO accept an important position in
'onnection with work of The Christian
hurch and vii! have his headouarter.
~. i-ynchbmrs. lie viii NOV. his family
lh"re in November.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
PETERSBURG
VALUABLE DEPOSITS
I. OF GRAVEL ARE FOUND
Beds i'm Chesterfield Will BE Worked
by Syndicate of Boston and
Baltimore Capitalists.
MAY PROVE BIG INDUsrR,
Delay May BE Caused by Condition
or Money Market as Result Of
War-ElkS Are Preparing for
Great Time at Reunion.

fETEESBUitG. VA. September 20
very EXTENSIVE ana valuable deposits Of
travel suitable for use in concrete
building have been located on thc lands
'oa Swift Creek in bermuda District
i1hcstertcld County. near Petersburg
estimates place these deposits at many
millions of cubic feet anu :nc material
Is all convenient for washing and wa
''F transportation a syndicate of Bal
timore aud Boston capitalists. knowing
tHc demand toi washed gravel for
huildirS purposes and appreciatinS the
iicilltles FOR transportation from these
hcdS have taken option on these lands
Including the wcl-known brick house
property. owned hy Il. Mckcnnv. of
tiiS city; the White Bank property.
owned by Charles Miller. aud other
lands on Swift Crrcll. Temporary de.
lay in beginning; the work of develop
NE and Shipping the material may he
caused by the restriction in the money
market brought about by tho t.uropcan
war. but the delay, il is thought will
only DC temporary. In tho Jncou,imr
tiere are other applicants for the pur-
chase OF the gravel lands The proba
bilitE liz that the gravel industry will
become a very important one in Ches-
ttrfeld.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
EXPORTS OF WHEAT
ARE VERY HEAVY
k"nsas City Sell. IOO,OtlO barrels ia
Greece. While st. Louis Admits
large Sales.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
~ rthihGA .;: september "a big, e1-
day. AL TO European governments. The
Southwest markets did the bulk OF the
business. KANSAS City reporting 100000
admitting large sales, but giving no
dcstination local -four broker re-
ported sales OF 100000 barrels to
turkey and 10000 barrels 10 Greece
cash wheat at outside markets was
strong and higher. but local people
rcp9r,ed SLOW demand and heavy
'na;ket cash handlers in general re-
ported an increasing difficulty in huy-
iIE wheat in the interior.
neat futures here showed much
,3,day, but there was a severe reac-
ton later. ANA closing figures were
SO use under previous resting spots
fradstrcets report ON the worlds
aNailahlc supplies OF brcadstuns. show.
in@ an increase OF 1896, 900 bushels
, ,,r. me ws9 ,L:: induced many OF the
much dificuitN III digesting offers in
|%rn futures wcie ielped by wheat
a,cr. aud closed with losses OF
la. isc. Tho continued hne
wcathc over the corn belt counted
ASH corn here There was also some
selling of futures against purchases OF
corn m the country. The expected East
eIn demand for corn has not material
iz'd; and tho new crop will be moving
freely in comparatively short time
Action in the oats pit was much like
carly and closing with snap declines.
Testing spots showed losses of 3.SGI
80 for the day The report OF
LOCO. ood bushels OF oats sold for cX-
port at Kansas city and large sales al
SScahoard stimulated interest eariv
i.ajer these nuyrrs attempted TO unload
offerings. selling became general Win
many Stop-loss orders coming out
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS on CHANCE
Richmond. Va. September - 1874
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
"PLAYING HYpocRlTE"
senator iteed DcnOuncrs Democrats for
Course In Antitrust BiII


Course In Antitrust Bill
WASHINGTON. September 2e.-Seno.
! tor Reed, OF Missouri. to-day con-
Guided two-day speech in opposition
I" the conference report on the Clay
ton antitrust bill with % final hitter
attack upon his colleague for elimi-
mating specific penalties from the
measure. lie predicted the time soon
would come when thev would be com
PEELED TO write into The law more
severe penalties for violation Of anti
trust laws than had been contcm-
plated originally in the Clayton bill.
The Senator said lie. would move to
rcconnit the bill to the conference
Win instructions. Administration
leaders declared tonight. however.
the motion TO recommit would be lost
and the report approved.
Senator Reed severely criticized the
confcrees for striking from the bill
MS anendincnt which would authorize
ihe courts to appoint receivers and sell
the property OF convicted corporations
/" pcFson:'Nwho would restore competi-
ton. Dissolution of corporations with
out sale, he declared, awaited nothing
lie took the case OF the Standard OIL
Company for illustration. The ticker
IN Wall street he said. told the story
"i that dissolution in Its Using profits"
We nave played tho hypocrite." he
continued. We said when this great
Democratic host assembled that we
would have a clean path Tor .lIc com
mon people To tread. Having marched
TO the heroic blast OF bugles OF war
was settled by the campfire. tuning our
ears 10 the seductive notes Of Home
Sweet Home Some OF us will hear
from home
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Observation-Disclosures

SNeciAl % rMo Times. pisnu,ch
SUSSEX. Va. September :n-At the
home of the brides mother. Mrs. Fan
nlc }; Nrrnh ~ sussex County. on
saturday. Miss flnrtcnse Lee Wreuu
was united III marriage to Morgan
Doug las iiunnicult. OF WaVerly. in the
intimate friends of both families The
Rev. Il. II. Marks. the brides pastor.
otticiated.
j Sol Wrcnn OF IGmporia jIor
sister. Miss Ettie Rel Wrcnn. ana
cousin. Miss beatrice Wilson Moss. al
Tended as maids OF honor. Willie
Thornton lIunnicut;. brother of the
Iio"m. MAS best man and T. Moss
w :cnn ana j. Il. lIunGicutt acted as
nsherS. Immediately after the ccrc.
mony Mr.. and Mrs. slunnicut, mo,or"a
70 Petersburg. Nhcr" they boarded the
train for Northern tour
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SOUTHERN RAII,WA y

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
IraiTs Leave Richmond Main ST station
y, n Fo'.o-lnS schedule figures prbIt.hed
q, information. ard not guaranteed.
f.' the South-pai.!: SIS: A. M.-Loea,
:c:!o 4. M.-ENpress $50 F. M.-Eyp-...
wi:h El.ct:.e Lighted sleeping cars .or A..
;,Sn;a and bi.m!nEham. i!:'s +. Express,
Week Days 3:o9 y ". and $50 +. M.-LocaL
YORK RIVER LINE.
t:p =. M.-SieaIHer train tpa-ios ca->. er.
FRI MI, SIi,aay 70 .oeai stops and 81; i. 81
except SUNDAY ~ 4 -Da!.y-I.oca!
Trains Arrive E!chmond
FROM the South: ':j5 4. NJ. md sos NJ
::2 =. y. $50 =. NJ. daily $50 A. ~ and
{. go r. tx sun; From Wcs, Point: SIS
sD \. NJ. amG SIS r. NJ iaily
II. l. BISHOP. u. p. A,
-. &. Main 81. Phone Madison -.
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MI and Mrs. Dal Has W. Lee. 81 New
"rK' arc visiting their sister. Mrs
fahfie J.. Coates, on Wythc street.
MI. Lee is a Confederate veteran. hav-
ing served during the war in Graham
Battery OF this city.
~ "a meeting last night Of the Girec-
tors OF the Matoaca Fridge COMPANY
.'orace ~ ioot was elected treasurer,
20 success J. W. Old. yho has resigned
20 remove TO Norfolk
Clyde Crane, the eleven ycnr-old
white boy who disappeared from his
homo in South Sycamore Street la
'triday IS still missing. II is thoueht
possible that lie followed the i0i
Ranch show 10 Richmond
Tn" first football game of the sea-
son here VIII be played At the baseball
park ON FRIDAY afternoon between The
E'chmond -tcadcmy and the Chester
teams
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30

IT is expected that the annual rcun-
ION OF the Il. L. .. L. of Virginia, To
nc held In this city on Thursday and
tridaE' VIII attract very large attcn-
lance OF members OF FAC order. Officials
OF the local lodge have received info
nation that full delegations will come
from all the cities in which tho order
:'as an organization. Preparations have
''en made FOR the reception and vnricd
entertainment OF the visitors and as
Surance Is given that IA good time"
I'll ne gwen all or them. The business
SESSIONS anu the headquarters of seq
Sions will be in the Eil[s' Homo or
West Tabb street
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SOUTH RICHMOND |
CHESTERFIELD FAIR To
SURPAsS PAST EFFORTS
PERSONS Wishing to Exhibit Must
Notify Secretary IsurfoOt by
October 10.
EACH GIVEN TWENTY YEARS
Negroes Plead Guilty to Holding Up
Adolphus Thrift and Policeman
Moore and Sentenced to Peniten-
tiary Terms i'm Hastings Court.

From tho list OF prizes aud entries
already made. tl.c Chesterfield County
Fair. which viii DC held at Chester
field Courthouse ON October - and -.
VIII greatly surpass any before seen
Announcement is made that all per
sons wishing TO exhibit must notify
the secretary. i. ID. Burfoot, by October
l." Copies OF the premium list will
he furnished on request, All persons
competing for corn prizes will be re-
CURED to conform to the rules for
measurement. and a statomcn, to that
effect must be submitted by October
- to the secretary
the list of exhibits this year is un-
usually inrge. In tho agricultural line
c"Sh prizcS will he given Coz. the best
peanuts. tobacco. fruit, grain and veEc-
ttnlcS. While awards will he made for
ihe hncst horses, cattle and poultry
~ each district OF the county prizes
arc offered for the boy ana man rails
ing the largest Weld of corn to tho
acre. and for girls and women having
the best preserved fruit
Special awards viii be made to the
pupils of the Chester Agricultural High
Scmool Tor manual training work
IN" entertainment committee has
prepared a program including athletic
events.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
Night Train From Fair
October ST. j.. d T..

their line to view the grand fireworks
display at the state Fair and return
home same night. L.. r. g. r. r. r.
nave arranged to operate "a special
train leaving f:lba Station II 80 T.. II.
THURSDAY. October s. for Fredoricks,
burE and all intermediate points 4
great many people Will doubtless take
advantage OF this opportunity TO sec
the many attractive and novel features
offered by the fair at night.
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tRtr~un at IynchInrp

SPtNI"I 10 Tho Tincs- Dispatchl
Ia Glib RG. VA. September %
ne tenth annual exhibition or the
LNnchhurS Interstate Fair Association
op'ned mere this morning with perfect
inc! CONDITIONS and "a record break
ing FIRST day crowd. The midway &c e.
largest and best the fair ever has hnd
ana the races VAL be tho best in a MN.
go OF years. morrow will h.
i-ynchburE Day"
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iIiiahl taylor, alias William Smith
ana AlonIo Jones, colored. were con
xicted yesterday in lIustings Court.
Fart H.. on the charge OF holding up
and assaulting Adolphus Filth. of Oak
Grove. ana Policeman NJ. ]. Moore. and
were each sentenced by Judge - G.
Nlcnardson TO twenty years in the peni-
tentiarE. They received eight years
apiece Tor the attack on Mr.. Firth and
we've years on the other charge, The
INC assaults occurred late in the
n;Ght or June 5. and created consider
negroes wer" first arrested in Peters
nnrE ms suspects. but proved an alibi
iaNior anu Jones. who hail from Wash
ihston and South Carolina. were cap
turcd by captain Wright OF the Third
orlcc station. several weeks later.
ne negroes robbed Mr.. Firth in his
,o",c anu Sno' nun; They latter held
up officer Moore, threatening his life
ne stirrcd. After searching him
thcj carried OF his revolver
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
The EvnnscIi.tIc ramnn,u,

Tho concerted cvan-clistic cam.
bH'Gn OF the baptist churches OF this
S''H VIII close tomorrow, when the
eNAn@cl:sts and singers who have boon
conducting ihr services during the past
Two weeks will leave for Roanoke for
a iwo-wceks' campaign there cvcr
~" additions TO the membership OF tn.
several Baptist churches in this ciiv
nave resulted from this campaign. ami
great satisfaction is expressed thcreat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
RAILROADS
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

l:i5 --LorHi-Datiy-S Newport Ser,
.:v h.-ieea! sIly-Chvi!le. TX. Sun
Thurmor!.
800 ress-Da'ly-Hor:o!k Oin Po,n,
1912 A-Locll-D a!iy-Eohb'S. i.ex. {. ForYs
'-.:1; Noon Express Daily Norfolk. Old
Point
tf;n r. Express pa.y-Norcoik. OLD point
300 p l.o:a -Da:iy-E. H-aH. Old Point,
1;ls p .oca!-l:I. sun. Go-donsv!ne
'":.s F,--1<pca!-EI. Sur.-l.yncab C. Fora,
'!:n r.-Exprcs s-Da!ly-Cin.. t'v!l.a
$50 i.-i in'tcd-paiiy-Cin ChsU. St l.
!!;lp f.-ENpr-es- Da!ly--cln.. Louisville
'Slecpe.s. fPa.lor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE HICiiMOSD-Ioca! from
East: te:!5 A. NJ. $50 l. VI Through from
l;tst !; ~ 4. NJ. 200 T.. ~. $50 f. 81 Local
from West: i;5! 4. NJ. ''.9:'9 A. 81 and 80
y. Through: s.74 A. 81. ,2:s9 noon aud
James River Line: "s:iJ - NJ. $50 r.. Al
''bany eHe.r: Sunday.
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49, II NEHFTR;, w. September %
Inc annual inspection by the state Of
T.. First Virginia Rcgimcnt). took place
tonight, the company being inspected
10y captain Charles NJ. East One pri-
Natc, VINO is sick in hospital in the
ciiN, prevented the company from hav-
ing every member present. This liz the
thlio time in the last twcnty-siX in
SpectionS tho company has failed to
make loo per cent in attendance at tho
III -yeoriy inspections
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
MERtHA>T Is ASSAULTED
AND ROBBED by NECno
=. special 70 Thc Tines.Disnalch

:tFFoLk. VA. September 2s.-wu-
i"'" human a prominent young mer-
thHi!t or Dendron. Va. was attacked
IN his store at 1880 o'clock this morn.
ING b% an unknown negro. who. Green.
ing up behind the merchant. hacked
nm horribly with meat clenver and
'.tt him unconscious in q poo! Of blood
q ,teE havimg robbed the store OF sloo
H"e'''> Edwards and posses Of citizcns
are securing the country LOOKING ro,
the negro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
The New Hotel.

l'lans and spcciiicatiphs tor the nro
posed new hotel to bc erected hv mo
Petersburg Investment Corporation on
inc site Of the former Shirley Hotel
on West Tabb street arc being nre
pared, ard u il expected that the work
-. o'niuins Viii not be long delayed.
The Shirley building has bccn ra,ed
ana the matcria! removed to max
room for the new ana larger s,r,,c.
turc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
Commission WIN Meet.

ne commission appointed bv Judge
~. Wells to condemn property Tor tIc
purpose or opening an alley between
ortcI aud Perry. Streets. from Four
tccnth streets. Will meet on Friday af.
ternoon at o'clock in Hastings Court
iart H. The proceedings will be
Il ainst w 1. Dawson and others
J hosc ON the commission are as FOL
lows: Frank Il. Dunford, T. Il. Tunstall
~. v Baldwin, A. ~ Pcttigrew and
LicorEc ". Ecnnls p ~ ~"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
The Virginia Randolph
Elicit School
OPENS SEpI'ENIBI:n -.

(Eumber pupils lmitcdJ
6esinning with the House OF Child
noou tMontcssori Me;hOhE. and con-
'inuihE through PREPARATORY work 70
collesc entrance. Bryn Mawr examine
IONS IN Nay. Certificates admit to
Nassau. MISS Cogin received Madame
M0ntcSsori Dip on,I. Miss IIaria Blair
VIII lecture twice "a week. twenty on
10 littlc i,irls. No extras. Address NiSS
l:LLETT, II y. Laurel ST; For iuforrnu-
non or catalogue. address MIR. HUGH
=. BID. J.. O. BOX 7oo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
lIcctinE OF Vctcran.

y HIct0ThS OF Joseph T. Johnston
amp. Confederate Veterans. will hn
neid tomorrow nisht AT S:i5 O'clock
~ me courtroom of 1Iusting Court
taft III. Rev. ~ c. Bcrryman pastor.
OF the Woodland Heights Mc,hodist
church. Will deliver a special address
10 me members. The history of The
camp. both during the war and a,tnr
viii he reviewed by Mr.. Berryman
COMMANDER ogden requests all veterans
TO he present. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
NcErOeh I:IOnernfcil.

ASUENIlLE. y. g.. September % 49,
X Trent. secretary Of the Negro
Young Mems Christian Association. At
iant3. Ga. and J. w. Walker u local
physician. both negroes. were eXoner-
aicd o! thf charge OF arson In Superior
Court mere to-day. II was alleged they
assisted IH burning a church to obtain
insurance. Seven negroes still are On
trial
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Many Applicant. for once.

I.I!'uIiI 10 Inc I'm es- pispatchl
LfNCllEtRG, VA September 20
FOR the vacancy IN one OF the Offices
or commissioners OF revenue in .tmhcrs,
county. which was caused recently uy.
the death OF J. V. Ware. at Amhefst
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lCRrrIa 70 The Times Dlspstch
~ NcfiHl'kG. VA. September %
'..'! !esS'hah .artcr Glass will be the
principal speaker here or rburs,ta'.
night at a banquet to he given hv the
'o0ai commercial organizations 10 soo
visiting the Interstate r,ir
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To he Married Soon.

-. Mr.; ana Mrs Benjamin Harrison
W oooS announce the approaching mar
rage OF their daughter. Grace Elnnor.
10 arthur liobson. the event TO be cello
nrated AZ the home. OF East Eleventh
street, on Tuesday afternoon, Octobe,.
u. ~ O'Clock. After October 20 the
EonnH couple Will make their home AZ
800 Fast clay Street "'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTlVE ATnII. = !o't
TRAlHS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
:, .! f.oriJs snG South: $50 a 81. and e::e
Ter Norfolk: %" a. 81. 500 p. NJ. .u
For y. < ". Ry West: s:,5 A. NJ. =.
A. NJ $:el +; NJ. 80 = NJ
s:!9 \. NJ. 80" A. NJ. $50 4. NJ 200 y N
~ T.. NJ. sf5 l.. 81. 80 l.. NJ -" l.. IL.
!!ij T.. ". o.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 5:eI 4 NJ
i':.5 \. NJ. 6:j: 4. NJ. $50? ~, t,6;t;
y NJ. !::+o =. NJ. '::ie +. NJ. ti:i9 p NJ
-. r NJ: e:s; l.. NJ. $50 Z. A.. 500 NJ
Except Sunday. tSunday only.
Time OF h.riva. and departure and comma.
lions not Guaranteed.
c. 6. CAMPBELL; d. p. A. sas Main St.
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Eiope to North Carolip,

:5ne,Gja. 70 The Timc>. pispa,ch1
IA HtifHCI re-. VA Sept enber %
:; t-Ss'e Johnson. daughter OF John
y. Johnson, and Morris MAYS of A.
herst County, cloped to North Carolina
on SATURDAY and were married the
"ridc Is hut seventeen years old
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
RAILROADS
Richmond & Chesapeake R,, RaiIwa, Conan,
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY All Raj. LINE TO NORFOIK
schedule In Effect May 10. ieit
Leave BYRD street station. Richmond. ron
;Hoi;foik: $3.50 a NJ. 800 T.. 81. 'i:N
ron l.rkcmBunG AND THE WEST.
$50 A. NJ. 1850 4. NJ. 900 j.. NJ. '9:el r. 81
Arrive R!chmoni from Norfolk: '.i:to A.
": 's:Ii T.. NJ. N;j) T. ". From, the West:
go A. NJ. t?:io L. NJ. $40 Il. ~. 'G:q5 r.
NJ. ',:)) l.. NJ
only
W q. BEvIi.L. w. c. SAUNDERS.
r. T. NJ; Koanok-; g. r; A.. Roanoke.
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MIST ELLASEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

tSeported by :,odgers. Piummcr L. Co. Inc)
fctfrS bw;E. Va September .a.-Peanut.-
spanish. Market quiet: Spanish S)c per
unSnel FOR farmers stock NirEinias-- Market
quiet Jumbo. &c per III; fancy hand picked,
80 per III; extra prime. sac per H.. prime
pcr lb.
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RICHMOND ia, MARKET
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE sTocx M,rt.

tSal-s at Union stock Ya.6sl
I've stock report tor tho week ending Sep
t"mDe. y. i";.:
Richmond Va. September % .s!t
BcSi 't"crs. 10 S'.; medium TO good. ~
/" -. COMMON to fair. o.. to :: best heiror.
-. 10 ~; medium to GOOD. o.. III So: common
10 lar. -: to .: hes; COWS. ; to 6i.: medium
20 5000; y. to5s4 common TO fair. AZ To ;;
pest pulls; -. 10 -. light, 10 81: calves
> I" J." dicks. 10 eiz COWS and calves 3S)
:" >oo per head; best hogs. 81 TO o. Sows
and s;aGS, So % ~; best sheep, 4ii to 5:
incdium 10 good, Siz 10 ga. common 10 fa.r
=" 10 G's. spring lambs. "a 70 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
DRY GOOps AIAREEr-

Now York. September 9a.-Cotton goods and
yarn markets were quiet and ca sier to-day
Mem wcar trade tor fall was quiet BUT A
!air spring business done. Jophc-s re-
ported quiet trade for the moment
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thiSaEo. September c7.-Noss. slow: bulk
~ SAL, Sl3qsS7c; light. ss.6oase. .: mixed.
Es.i!ur,'": heavy. S,.SqSs3o: rough sfS5G
$50; pigs. *'5as.ss Cattle. weak beeves.
t'' 9Siio5; steers, ss0Gsa.!o: stockers and
feeders &2lQ{s.N: COWS and heifcrs 5. son
S:t! calves. si.5'Tsi.cj. Sheep. lower: sheep
s.. 1881; yearlings Sj.co4S5.95 lambs, ST.
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SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

SOUTH ound trains schcdiiiod 20 Icnvs ui|h
mond DAILY; o;o@ \. NJ. iocal 10 Nor..na. ;::9
J.. VI. slecrers and coaches. Atlanta Ri-.
m!ngh an. Jacksonville: io:.5 T. N. a.eco.-
20 Hamlet and coachcs 10 Atlanta ana III.
n!nsham; is:b y ". siocy,ers Atlanta. BIZ.
'n'uENain. Memphis. Jacksonville TAMPA
and coaches Jacksonvilic
No!,hbouad trains scheduled TO arr!v. in
l.. 81 5.ij T. NJ toe,' " 80 N'''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30

t.lg r"- s- Rec pts extremely heavy N.,
k't Jul moving very slow. E-ss-Ho .in.,
hrnv> mayHet oni. nuttcr- i:cce.2ts fair
''.Ifr f'' az 1-lree quoted Naa 4 .tftve
+n' "sn'"G- Corn.-y meat scarce. and con-
-HA@ % good demand Live stock in 20,
t:3. selling good.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
Richmond 4 Petersburg Electric Z
~ -
STEAMBOATS,

All AreHei Arrangements Ove- one
Counter.
american Europcan
"n''rond' Steamship and puItn,.
Tickctu
'"s eaB" Nhechcu Taxicab. TraveierS
Checks
RICHMOND TRANSFER CONpAky.
SD East Main street.
branch Offices: Jcncr.on-M ur,,,y.
Richmond Hotels
IIAIE AND TEGEBT.L. SAVErs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30

IAFN ~EaIh cIotc0: Wheat-No. : rcd,
Eo'',Gs.c?5, No. hard. 81 0s,.di3.. oaT,. Corn
No yellow. 'tad!sr. Oats-Standard,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-30
OLD DOMINION LINE

~. Richuio,d. foot Of Ash 81, iatIv7.co p I,
Lac newport NeTs..................5:o. A 81
Connects with main iinc steamers l.. 49, ":
G 2,'9!S ;oT New Toik iai!y eNc.p, SuadsE
80 T. NJ Connections. also made By a.
". ~. : T. 81 ara {. & o. Ry. All p "
Liant Inc s,ean'' 3 stop at Cla-einon. on
t!En@I and are met ~ public co:vey.nc.
NlRGINIt SAvIGATION CO.-Jarn:s Piy..
y oaEIGAt 'o- Nof'ok old Poiut. Sewpo-.
- - "i;G all James River landings, MonI.y
" etn-s.!s: end Friday At 500 A. 81 rr.trr,:
receive! :or a.! James i:!.e- poiut,