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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-14

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Dec. IA.
The most unusual school in
the country is now in session in
Milwaukee.
No text books, no maps, no
blackboards and no small boys
or girls chewing pencil ends be-
hind narrow yellow desks. When
his strange school is called to
order each evening so grown-up
girls take their places at the
desks; the first lesson" begins
when a young woman fashion
ably attired in a much shirred
and much abbreviated black
satin gown takes her place be-
hind desk that looks like a
store counter because II Is piled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-14
FORE!

FORE!
There was a girl who played golf,
Who was foolish to leave her
hat off;
She was caught In the rain
And suffered great pain,
land now has terrible Golf.
philadelphia Ledger.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-14
BY KARL II. Won WIEGAND
UNITED Press Staff Corresponds


UNITED Press Staff Correspond
ent.)
BERLIN, Nov. 13.-(By Cour-
Ter to Rotterdam and by Mail to
New York. )-"Three thousand
against sixty thousand" That,
according to information from
German official sources, is the
story of the defense and fall of
Tsingtau, Germany's little colon
ial outpost on the shores of China.
Tsingtau, as also the other Ger
man colonies, we're regarded as
lost" from the moment that the
war began. 1t was only a ques-
tion of how long they could de-
fend themselves against overpow-
ering numbers.
Japan made war on the little
Tsingtau colony and naval sta
ton. Tsingtau held out six
weeks. The German press issfull
of praise for the gallant little
band and declares that the de-
Tense is one of the most glorious
pages in German history"
Tsingtan was not under the
control of DR.. Solf, the colonial
minister, but being naval sta
tion, 1t was under the administra-
tive jurisdiction of Grand Admir-
al Won Tirpitz, minister of marine.
According to information given
me, the regular garrison of
Tsingtau consisted of 2.400 men,
but with reservists and volun-
teers, this force was brought up
to 1900 when Japan declared in
tentions of taking It away from
Germany. Tsingtau had a civil
ian population of 2,069 including
40 Americans and 81 English.
There were 1883 men and S6S
women.
From 1897 to 1913 Germany
spent $40.000,000 there in excess
of income. private capital invest
ed In commercial enterprises was
approximately of sac, 90, 900. OF
these, the Shantung railway with
a capital of s15,000.000 and the
German-Asiatic Bank with So
100000. were the largest.
The garrison of 5000 held out
six weeks. According to the
Germans. no less than 10000
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-14


George Arliss will be seen at
the Tacoma theater next Monday
for the first time in Tacoma in his
famous characterization of Dis
raeli. the renowned premier of
Great Britain, in Louis N. Park
er's comedy, "Disraeli." In writ
ing this now famous play, Mr..
Parker was not blind to the ro-
mantle possibilities of his sub
ject and displayed Disraeli not
only as statesman of brilliant
achievements but also as a sort
of good fairy to pair of young
levers who are very near to es-
arrangement on account of temper
amental difficulties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-14

er. $2.25 crate. Yakima squash,
1Mc pound. Spinach, pound,
sc. Chill peppers, s1.35 box. Wax
beans. Sc. Sweet potatoes. 81 cwt.
Pumpkins, C. Oregon cider, rs
a soc gal. Home grown celery,
40c doz. Green peas, 12c. Egg
plant, 81 @1.25 crate.
Hops, 1914 crop, 90t2c;
1918 crop. nominai.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-23

oner the whole o. il FOR the safe re-.
turn OF my father. every penny Of II.
! don't know what TO do. which way
20 turn" tears gathering IN her eyes
and they were genuine tears. too.
There are millions In stocks pnd
bonds and ! cannot touch = penny OF q
because the legal documents have not
been found I can't even prove that I
am his daughter except for half an old
bracelet. and my fathers lawyers say
that that would not hold Ia any
court
You were born Ia ST Petersburg
nay dear. Have the embassy there look
up the birth registers
That would not put me into posses
sion. Nothing but the return Of my
father will avail me And there's a hor.
rible thought always OF my not being
his real daughter
There's no doubt ia my mind I
have only 20 recall katrina's face 20
know whose child YOU are. But what
will you live 0n7' Here waB a far
greater mlxup than she had calculated
upon Suppos.ng after an IL was only
. -es%emblanca. that the child was not
HarErcave's, a substitute just to blind
the BLACK Hundred To keep them
away from the true daughter Her
mind grew bcwidered over such pos
ftbiIitics. Tho single and ouly way 20
settle all doubts was 10 make this
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-23

street his eye discovered hie man In
full flight He gave chase. A. he
came 20 the first corner he Vas nearly
knocked over By a man coming the
othei way
who are you humping into?"
growled FELTON,
"Not so fast. FELTON,
who the devil are YOU
The stranger made "a sign which Eel
ton instantly recognized.
quick what has happened
Jones has tho million and "a max
iur hts getaway Sec him hikins to-
ward DO, water %front7'
Tho two mon began 20 run.
There followed q thrilling chase
Jones engaged a motorboat and Il was
speeding seaWard when the two rur
sucrs arrived They were not laggard
There was another boat and they made
for ~.
a hundred II YOU overtake that
boat said F,l'on's strange companion
FELTON, eyed him t1ougntully. There
was something familiar about that
voice.
Great pIumee ~ water shot Up into
the air n did not prove a short race
hy any means D. TOOK half an hour
for the pursuer 10 overhaul the pur.
sued
"Is that Jones o."
Yes Fo'ton fred his revolver into
the air 10 hopes of terrifying Jones en-
gincer. but there was five hundred
dangling before that individuals eyes
let them get a little nearer =" shout.
ed the butler
The engineer let down the speed a
notch The other boat crep' up within
twenty yards Jones sought a perfect
range lie would have 20 md this spot
again
surrender yelled FELTON,
IN reply Jones raised the precious
box AND deliberately dropped 90 into
tls sea Then uo turned his auto.
/ matte upon Dis pur..arH and succeeded
10 setting .H,- bust acre
All tha within the space OF IN hour
During dinner tba, u'lIt l'hrro was
move n go0kI Jones walked about ths
d|GInF table. rubbing Dis hands Co
p,rHer from fua fn time
Jones said Florence why DO you
rub sour bands Isa 'hlfr
"1Naa rubbing my hands. Miss
Florence le asked nuogautiy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-23

child q prisoner. II she was Ha-
grcayes true daughter be- would come
out of mis- hiding
She heard Florcnco answering her
question. There is o. rm NJ ton Or
twelve thousand In the Elsoril.n bank.
under the control Of ms fathers hut
lar After that is gone. . dnrt know
what will happen 10 Is. Susan and
me-
The door Of Miss Far'ov will AL.
ways be open 10 you. Florence re-
piled Susan. with love boa her eyes
This interesting conversation was
Interrupted ur the advent OF Norton
Tie was alvars dropping 800 during the
late afternoon hours Florence liked
him for tNn reasons one was that
Jones trusted him 90 o. certain extent
and "a, .t..- was that that
she usad hm She finished this son.
tonce 100 hfr cart deranf.y
Today Ae .rpaght beer O box oi beau.
tiful roses. md 40 the sight of them
fhe. princes smiled taiatiE Set the
wind in thai quarter She could have
laughed Her. was her revenge against
this meddi,' who took no particular
notice of h.. while Florence was iu
the room She would encourage him.
poor pruDb.rE newspaper writer With
his beeg8r,g pittnucc' What chance"
had ho ~ marrying this C'r' with mil.
lions within zach of her hands
The peculiar thiug aboa' this Wa
that Norton Was entertaining Tho same
Thought an r.. same time what eartu.
ly chance L.l he
ia the second -tors window of tho
house over ..a way th,r, VAS a voT
rIed man. Hut when his glasse7
brought .iu rUEe The 'rge contents OF
the box Doe ghcd sarduuIcallF
This watching Is getting uF go1t
smell a rt every time see "a
shadow f. wiped lbe lenses 90. h'.
opera glass. and proceeded to roll a
cigarette
when che rrincess and Norton went
away JuH.. cole quietly up tn Flor.
ences room and threw 1852 taH curtain.
Two round .. nts OF light flashed from
the vat.HrIs window bHt tbe SATURN.
inc smile on ZONES lps was not nb.
served &c. eht o. the door opened
u cautiously hand Goo lIs far Then
he closed thr door. turned bach tHa
rug aud RENE. "a "a section a' fho anIr
ms out OF tHIs cavity DEE raised o. box.
.Thefe vus lettering ou The 100 iu fact.
the name Ut les owner. stanley Var
Fresye Jones replaced tho hooriuE
tucked The BOX under hIs arm and
made hts etIf
The man .Uunging in ihr shadow
heard a fam. whistle ~ Uas che sIr
nal agreed Hr.u. The man Fellon ran
across the street agd boldly rams th,
bell n Vas ouly then thgt Fl0rerc,
missed che ever present butler she
hesitated. thor sent Susan -o the door
4 must s0. SIR. Jones upon yfall}
important tU. ness
"Hs has some cut said susan aHl
very Fsnsib'y closed tho door before
Feltons foot succeeded in getting in
side
n was time 10 act tie ran around
90 the reag The ladder convinced bin
that Jones bad trcked him Ho Va.
Wild vith rafe He WAS ofe the Wal
Ia an instant Away down the bAci
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19

COTTON MARKETS

New York March ls.--The feature In the
cotton Earkct to-day was tho renewed ac-
ITCHY -; old crop shorts. WHOSE GOVERN z
"ent May contracts up Ia i@.0s, or Il prints
above yesterdays closing figures. Moderate
reactions were followed Ivy prompt rallies
aut The market closed firm NJ not gain
OF 5Tl2 points.
cables from Liverpool did not fully meet
Yesterdays American decline. and the local
market opened st,n!y at unchanged prccs
I" an advance &C poirts. There was re-
nrWcu ucunHnd Tor May aud JUiy from for
cicn sources, which was covered 10 further
reduction in the lines Of straddliug shorts.
Til" market Mct some realizing. and after
active old crop months had shown q net
gain OF from ifti1 points there were ro-
actions "f AH5 points from the best. There
was som" selling Of March against purchases
~ July during TN" afternoon. and the March
premium WAS reduced To about :. points
over May. Some local authorities estimate
that there i" still from JnOUO To 1000 bales
outstanding for March delivery. although
worry little cotton is HOW arriving hero from
tho South Tor contract purposes. May lcd
the adN%ucC, selling some 3lN"z points
above July. Private cables attributed tic
Stt1dincSs OF Liverpool To free Continent al
bhyinG oi the new crop nmontha.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
VARIOUS OPINIONS
AFFECT MARKET
Wall Street Founders in Con-
fusion That Is Without Dis
tinct Tendency.
RUM0RS CONFUSE TRADING
Bulls Hope for Favorable M
nounccnent on Increase
III Rates.
by liEnAnA\ NN,I.

cNcw HorlS: Mar'h lN-Nah Street IS
hG1 NOT ~ vct c,Nt,oIIiya, % "i'n"m Ina,
'eTr ".d.EZ. s,ocl ,oork,. ororo1 a.,
,i i,. =, .,,' ,",.iS" .nuHiNs '1at tti
- .''t' !" l..'..r' sltei ." 20, ~ Ntd
faEG h,9 i2nG !" AmHisamAied copper
i:it 49, p'.E'Is %
M lY "v ~ -; =, on. ms pilco "!h
@5. I IS. "'' quotations we're shaded to
S,,.'f -. ,,,.,, ,..., ,,,.,t,. . -,
on6 or G-ni,ii,, 49,. '% ti ,'1Ii IN, S,1''
"f ,i9550l ,iG ="sS ,e" 10, i" G, kum2rS r
no ar; ,,, ~, 49, "a" " '"''S '"'i''''
cG H.. ana Sou'hern Issues we're weak
on i, 'iii'n' ,ii'' M u "nd resI
un, eafnlnr, GnpT9VsG. ;rIe MT nr, T,g
.l Hi I,il 80 ''.S "eNol ,pp',r
islnua slirc, I'll f,,cttin,aii," ~ n9SE
Win nroma1rc5G ynSnosa ~ IN syinn..nE
t-ust .s jeSi.,l 4 -. ~ 80, 49, ~,
sf,ar an niyirrr 49, ia-i tSn ,~i ,' -, 80
80 ft.5 an - NJ i,vS ie".tet
nav SUITS against mo coal ,,o,,i,.t,'i,s v.n.,ii
ho nlad 0fbcr ,cai sitro. Qua 49, W"imN
Sr,G tt,ci,5 9''T tnen nGm, and On
eli ; pGInts and Inc "oimi,on + WIN u If H..
.a,'e I',n,y, tbS' t. 80" !, y. -
womid he formeu hv siockSoide-s -, .',.,ri
i.. r,liad lmol MST 81 ,rtnR: Sh1rt Govero
china - and the miner come, shares
smaller fractions f-oliowinr tGc aJvsn,c
abroad IN Tho :iiotui uuoi4tinns wcrc A.
Wc,tinyh"n.c ! n.; .s per p'""u'
Wcstinshousa lost point although
Eieciric ana ihe WcStingnou,e Waa%T1c
Company Would bo meri:cd noth c"nc.ris
cou0itiou.
There VAS IL .tsht tucro.sc cc n,,i,.i,y
iirh Win t.. @vtepiioi, Of ,,ntj, ii,G M,is
lateral Is that broke on heavy trading from
do6eutui, rs list . point .,nt, tho r"uinIi,l.
IS wore irue;ioNally lower
,.,r.e rms. i,FiS,,,c. rr~ al ~" H,l
.iJpraea,s Noscy rates were no; amec;ed.
tNi'ttlcu. Canadian iAt!uC sCColId
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19

Norfoll, ana Western COW. T.a....... l0$3s
Senboard Air Line stamped IS (sales,.. $.
S"Hh"arG Air Line adj os............... as
southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 1las
southern Hallway Observation-Disclosures. 1o5ba
United states steel End 5s Observation-Disclosures. 1929
United states registered - 1880 thid).. $3.50
United states registered 3s. 1918 Cbid) 80. 1e2
limited s,atcs Panama IS (bd) ........... 1919
Nirginia- THROWN Bros. cts. ,bldt ........ az,
Nirrinia-Sar. Chem. LIST Is tbtd> ........ .'ji4
Va. l.y. and Power Co. - tbid) $1,000. -
Wabash deb. Observation-Disclosures. 65ia
WAhaN h I'itts Term. lst q lhidl ........ /?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
Railroads
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL. RAIL LANE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Eject december 1. 1913.
Leave byrd street Station. ichuiond, ron
NOnFOLk: $500 A. NJ. $500 II. AZ. 'i:io
FOR ITNcHBURC AND TIE WEST,
'G:io A. NJ. 1850 a. M. $500 Z. NJ. $3.50 u. 81
Arrive isichmo.d from Norfolk: .n:.r A.
NJ. '6:35 Z. NJ. 30 l.. NJ. From the West:
NJ. 5000 l.. NJ
DAILY 1Daiy except Sunday. SUNDAY
W. L. Bt3VILI. W. c. SAUNDERS
II r. NJ. Roanoke. G. j. A.. Roanoke
c. II. BOSLEY. u. =. a.. .s:ciiinnn,l. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
Railroads
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

500 A. Local Daily-Ncwport Eewa
200 A.-local-Daiiy-Cn Vile Ex Sun
ThurmoEu.
1000 A.-Expgess- Dnily-Norfolr Old polr.
fs:O A.--Local Daily I'chbg. Lex. & FORGE
IL 30 Soon EXPRESS - Daily = Norfolk old
Point
$3.50 ress-Da:ly-Norfoil. Old Point,
b:oo P I.ocal-Daily-;,. Ecw.. Old Point
b:lo P-l.ocal-Er. sun. Charlottesville.
b:!5 P.-l.ocal-Weck days to Warren
':::9 r Express -Dnily-Cin.. L'vilIe
500 -Limtcd-Daily-Cin.. Ch'ko. ST J..
III 80 i'.-ENpress - Daily = Gin. Louisville
'Sleepcrs. fParior Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RI,dMO%p-iocni from
Eaat: s:20 A NJ. $40 y Nj. Through from
East: Il: 30 a. NJ. 1905 l.. NJ. ESQ r. NJ Local
from West: $40 a. s.. ''io:3o a. NJ and r:pc
$50 =. II.
James River Line: '..:2s n IL. So. p. 81.
Daily.
'.Daily c1cep, sundar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
At. Coast Line
Thr NianAard KnilrnmM All lhc .,nnth.

me S,anuara Kaiiron,i 81 the south.
GEEECrjNE JANUARY 4, 49,.
TRAINS LEAVE KlCHMOND DAILY
For Florida and Souts s:lj a. 81. and i: 81
j. M; ?.4r T. M: :ej a. 81.
For norfolk: 500 a. 81. 900 p. h.. $40 p
VI.
For y & v. ~. west: s:i5 A. NJ. $3.50 a
For Petersburg: Zoo a. NJ, c:i5 A. NJ
s:l5 ~ NJ. 900 ~. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ, a:00 p. M
t:iO l.. NJ. G:o5 r. al. s:35 j.. H.. OBS +. 81.
II 40 l. NJ.
For GoldsLoro and Fayetteville: .i:l5 q. 81
Trains arrive Richmond daily: :o5 a. NJ
go \. NJ: 700 a NJ. $3.50 a. NJ. .S:37 A. NJ
''iO.i5 y. NJ. lilo a. NJ. -e:lo l.. M. ''l.i0 L.
NJ 6:o5 J.. 81. G.35 r. NJ. 500 l.. NJ. 500 p.
Nj II 80 l.. ST.
.Exccp, SUNDAY. "Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and conne>
tiOns guaranteed.
c. s CT aiIBI:i.I-. - T.. a. e3s Main ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
Captain Grinith. suspend-d.

Seattle. Wash, March 1S-Captam ].
H. GviEths, L. = ~. yesterday was sum
marly suspended and confined to his
quarters. AN alleged shortage OF IS,
uur III Griilitl'S accounts as disbursing
officer for j'ugct sound army posts ana
Tor the Seattle uuartcrinastcr's depot
was assigned AS the reason for the sus-
pension.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER or the SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
y. B.-Following schedule 1gures published
as Information ana not guarante~d:
For the Sovth-Da!!y: G:l0 =. M.-Locai
1922 A. M.-r3Xpress. SEQ T. M.-E1pre,.
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars Tor Al.
lanta and Birmingham 1895 +. h.-Expres,
Week Days. 3'Gv +. M.-l.ocal
YORK RIVER LINE.
6:So +. N.-Sieamer train tparior carl CT.
.ept sunday. no local stops: and 30 =. M
Daily. !oca!-COnncctinS Ic- Baltimore. daily
except sunday. $50 -. M.-cxccpt Sunday.
Trains Arrive Itich,nonG.
From the south: C:51 =. NJ and $40 A. ~
zoo r. NJ. t:c5 T.. NJ. daily: 1855 Elk sun
rrom West Point: $3.50 \. II. tsteaIncr trnin1
daliy eNcep; Monday; $3.50 =. NJ. daiiy: ego
II. l.. BISHOP. d. p. A..
so7 E Main st. Phone u.iison az.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at tulon Stock Yards.)

ftcNlnond. VA, MorCh Is 19lI.
Report Of the live stock market for tn.
week ending March IL. 1914:
Best steers. SaY.c.: medium TO good. IN
&c: common to fair 6i.Gi7c. best h"if-rs
FianSc; medium TO good G'a17i.c.; common
70 fair oi.1Jc.; best cows. Gt.m6a.c.; medium
I" good. oisWtc.; common TO fair. @i.T4i.,c. ::
best oxen, GiaH7l<c.: medium 10 good. aI.,r
tt.c.: common to fair, 4taTt5c.: best heavy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
OLD DOMINION LINE

Nv. nich'nond font OF Ash ST. daily 70, p. NJ
LeaTe Hcwport Hews...................5:oo A. y.
Arrive Norfolk. .........................C:0o A "a
Counec:r with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk FOR New York daily. eXcep, SUNDAY
go l. NJ Connections also made by " a
w. Ry. L. NJ. and (. & y. Ry. at 4 r. Nj
:ight line steamers stop ~ CImrcfnont on
signal. atd arc met by public ccaveyauce
VIRGINIA NAviGATION CO-Jrin-. River
o. daylight for Norfolk. OLA roirt. NeppoYt
News nni all James Ri.cr inndiaI;s. Monday
wednesday and Fr!da% az g:-s T. 81 Freight
received for all Jainec River Points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS, MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Hoported by dodgers. Plunmcr IL Co. ln,
PctcrsaurE Va. March DETERMINATIONS,
ish.-tnrinerS Spanish firm at Sii5 70,
bushel NirGinias-F" jumbo ii.fii@,c
per pound; fancy handpicit.d. 3@.M4.c Ne,
p"nnd' extra primo, 3'2a3@c. per pound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
SEABOAED AIR LINE.
"The PrOGrcSsiNc Hallway OF the South

Souihuound trains scncduied to leave Rich
!nond daily: 900 a. M.--Local To Norllna
go T. M.-Secpers and coaches, Atlanta
birmingham. Savannah. jacksonville. 7:21
- NJ; Florida Limited. $3.50 p. M.-Locai
u 20 i. M.--Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta
birmingham. Memphis. 200 a M.-Sleepers
and coaches Jacksonville. Northbound
trainS scheduled arrive I'm Richmond
daily: $50 q. NJ 7:io a A. $3.50 a. NJ. 10 $50
a. II. iorida i.imitcd: Local. sos +. a.. 5:4S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19

AZ isr. s.-l.s 80 cisks: receipts 10 casks
shipments o., casks, stock I.,,2o casks l.cs-
in-f.iiu; sales ~ barrels. receipts i.32J
barrels, shipments 49, barrels stock llj $50
barrels. quote: =, Il, sass. {. -. sI97i.; l..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19

New Nork Nurch is Cotton goods wore
Nhlct today with moro SteadincSs shown
in some lines If gray cloths Worstcd yarn:,
We're Hrtn anu STEADY. Cotton yarns easier.
laGes were IN fair dcmund, cUbroidcrics
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19

New York. March Is.--Becves-AIarket
Lower: steers S6S1us -; bulls. sid7.5o: cows.
S5'o"Soo Calvcs-lrrs ut S7Tll -.
Sheep.Markct lower at Au5.S5: lambs So,
SIS. Hoss-Murket firm at S9lOIaaJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19

*Daily. fWeekdays. eSunday- only.
All traino to or from Byrd Street Station
stop at E!oa. Time o arrivals and departures
not gusrantced Read tho signs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
DEY Goons MAnkEr.

prime. SIC per pound; Smelling stock. 81
3'-c. per pound.
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Iicnmone and Chesapcn.e rs, lSaiIway

Schedule OF Electric TRAINS, effective May
g.. 1872: Leave hichmond. Laurel and Broad
streets: b'G:oJ a. NJ. '7:10 Il. n. bS:lo A..
NJ. 9:io 4. NJ. .'i0:lo a. M ll:lo a. NJ, 40
=. ~. 2:lo +: NJ. $40 r. NJ. .hho p: NJ. 5 20
+. NJ. G:c0 J.. NJ. 1:lO l.. Nj, bS:10 L. H.,
1910 T.. NJ, il:i5 T.. NJ. Leave Ashland Eng.
land ard Maple Streets: '6:55 A. NJ. bT:1o a.
81. 500 ~. NJ. b3:;3 y. NJ. $500 a. NJ. cell 100
y. NJ. 1900 NJ. '.i:Oo =. NJ. 2:6o z. M. $500
J. NJ. 500 i. NJ. h5:bo =. NJ. 900 =. b.. 100
i. NJ. 500 u. M. b9V0 l.. NJ. II 90 +. n.
daily except Sunday. s'Sunday only.
bCurrios baggage
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bull. G"5'ac.: light. 5asiac; caivss. SAGE :
hic"S. "n6c. Cows and calves. SGQu1j.DD PEI.
mead. Hogs. S'-W5c.; sows and stag. 6la
80: nest sheep. Gffci.c.: medium TO good
,'2n"':c.: common to fair 3i.ft+,.: bcs:
lambs sHS'=c.' common To fair, safe
Chicago. III. March 1s-rToes-Mark. d.
strong. Bulk of sales. ss.,5fIS -: pigs S3si
$50. Caitlc-Brst strong. others generally
steady. Cows ana hei:ors. $3.50, :. 20: calves
:oNac' Shcep-Markct steady. Lambs
Quoted ~ Sj.15gi175
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Richmond, FrGdGrickSb'g & Potomac R.R.
TOAR0 FROM WASHING TON and BEYOND.

ACCOMMODATION TEA!HS- WEEKDAYS.
Leave iyii ST. Sta 400 p. Il. for Fredericksburg.
Leave Eiba Sta. $50 A. $50 p. ". for A. land
Arrive nyrd st. .ta 1925 An. from Fredericksb'g,
rrl,e klba Stu. $50 NJ, 54.2 Pm. from Ashland
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RIcIiMo>n GRAIN MARKET
I,ICHMoND HAY MARKET

lNcluund, Va, I.iar.n IL lal,
'AS following are tho quotations on IN,
chmoId Hay Exchange:
> NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Q;is.0o
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cotton. steady; miGdlnc 1875; gross re-
Ccipts, 80 bales; stock. los .;i bales: cX-
port I" The Continent. li5i bales; Cooatwisc.
rot"i Today at all ports Net receipts.
!Si, bales; export - GREAT Britain. -
bales; 10 France" ios3 bales: to Tie Cont
nent. ile5i bales; 10 Japan. 1915 bales; STOCK,
S1ll5t hNlrS.
Consolidated n al por,s-Nct receipts.
.N'i1 hulce export To Great Britain. -. i;D
bales; 10 i'raucc, l5..ss bales; 20 the CONT
nent. iS"S' bales To Japan, +,ioj bales
Total since September at all ports-Nct
Bsituin. @sci5ie bales; to France .5G.523
bales: 10 the Continent @l1@.27S bales. to
Japan, BIZ 80 bales; u Mexico. @31>5 bales.
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New Orleans March IS.-Cot,on had 8
ilrm tone to-day and closed at the highest.
"a Guln az 9Hl1 points. At NO :i!uc We're
offerings plentiful. and shorts were better
buyers than sellers
G"ssp ot the market uut the bulk or to-
days buying 20 the account Of strong buy
rrS on the bull side. huilish comment Was
chiefly concerning the extent nj tho shoi l
Interest and tho iaien"s. Of the new crop
in thc earliest sections Of the bolt Cantin-
trutIon.
Around tho opening and FOR som. time
AMER the bulltsl stand ut tho IIverpool
ul.rhct was t!c main lnuucuce Against
th.- bears pointed uIt that the torc a. Tor
.itn trao" accounts vas not favorable.
Spot cotton stcody. i-l6c. up. Sales on
rhe spot 80 ha!es Iud 80 10 arrive. Cotton
futures closed: MARCH, T. - May. l2.5:
Jas. l-il; NugustVll9s; October. li.5e; Dc
,emuaI. il.ig
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Baltimore aid Mmcn l. -Whcat-F!rm
Sp"I ~" req }lcpi' spot No. . red.
WESTERN sin1-t Ma:oh. 80. - red 81 G)i. .
Corn -i'irmes spot. contract tsl. MARCH,.
&C Cais l.ir'n. standard white, 4i5,0i5c :
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luo' 'nHH Tor int"r"s. paving bond. ars
8 g I4.' 10 winch interest must he ,Joco
'lis .n.e- "ad 'erHhcates OF Indebted.