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The Benson signal., 1915-10-30
Enjoyed a "Wienie Bake"

The teachers of the grammar
school entertained the high school
faculty with "wienie bake" on
the mesa south of town on Friday
evening Of last week. Refresh
ments of wienies, beans, fruit, and
candy were enjoyed before a huge
bonfire, after which the evening was
spent in general good time.
There were present Mr.. and Mrs.
Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frost,
Mrs. McKowen, Mrs. Allen, Misses
Snyder, Smith, Holcomb, Kempf,
Robertson, and Prof. Bunch.
The Benson signal., 1915-10-30

The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church will meet at the
here Of Mrs. A. w. Bard next
Thursday afternooa at 8 o'clock,
All members and those wishing to
join are urged to be present with.
out further invitation.
The Benson signal., 1915-10-30
Road Meeting at Douglas.

: A meeting will be held at Doug
las next Wednesday, November 8,
when delegates from all over the
county will be present to discuss
the road bond issue, and to COM
plete the details befor the matter is
submitted to the electorate for their
endorsement. County Engineer
Ryan will be present at the meeting
to submit his estimates.
A good delegation should be in
attendance from Benson.
The Benson signal., 1915-10-30

It has been suggested to us by
one of Our progressive farmers that
an exhibit of our valley products
should be made at the Tucson
fair. By all means the suggestion
should be carried out. The pro"
ducts of our FARMS will equal, if not
surpass, any that will be exhibited
at the fair. The fair will take
place next week. and there is no
time to lose if the exhibit is. to be
made.
Hoe. John S. Merrill was in Ben
son Wednesday, and reports that
he has completed his contract in
constructing a dam for the Boqulllas
Land and Cattle Company at Here
ford. Mr.. Merrill went up to
Hereford Thursday to figure on
another dam for the company,
which will be constructed on the
San Pedro river in that vicinity.
The dog poisoner5 one of the
most conteq,ptible Of human be-
ings, is plying his nefarious calling
in Benson again. Thursday after
moor was the first warning Of his
appearance; when several dogs
spccumbed to poisoning.
The Benson signal., 1915-10-30
Tungsten Commands High Price

Tie first shipment Of hubnerite,
or manganese tungstate, which was
recently shipped from the Eureka
mine, in the Hillsdale district,
oear Prescott, is reported to have
netted S2.25 per pound. The ship
ment consisted of $500 pounds and
the net returns at SIS per unit were
s7875. Tt is stated that the depos>
it has been uncovered for distance
Of 1900 feet and that several tep'
pits have been sunk on the vein
to a depth Of 20 feet or more.
The high price of tungsten has
caused the company which recently
to * over the wolframite claims in
the Whetstane. mountains, about
ten miles from Benson, to speed VI
work on the property. At present
there are. ten men employed in pit
work exposing bodies Of ore, an"
it is stated that the force will be
materially increased at an early
date.
The Benson signal., 1915-10-30

Allyn, son of Sheriff and Mrs.
Wheeler, died at Los Angeles Sun
day last. The funeral was held at
Tombstone yesterday and was
largely attended.
The Benson signal., 1915-10-30


M. F. Castaneda ia in receipt of
a letter from Naco, dated the 27th
instant, in which the writer states
that at that time everything was
quiet ii the border city. although
the Villa troops were approaching
and were quite close to town
A large number of refugees were
also reported arriving In Naoo from
Cananea, which camp was forced TO
close down since the recognition of
he Carranza de facto government
Mrs. Laura Martinez returned
home Monday from an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Bry-
ant, at Tucson. She was accom-
panied home by her son Reyes,
who the day before at the Martinez
mine in the Santa Ritas, fell down
a shaft fifteen. feet. suffering the
fracture Of two ribs,
The Benson signal., 1915-10-30

Rev. George Purves Of Tucson,
who fills the pulpit of tie Presby-
terian church here on N Sundays, re-
mained over until Monday this
week to meet his daughter and SOM
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. }. W. Dickey
Of Colorado Springs, Colorado,
who are en- route to California to
visit both fairs and remain for the
winters
A. F. Eiler Of Los Angeles has
accepted a position as clerk in the
Bank of Benson and has entered
upon his new duties.
The Benson signal., 1915-10-30

Refreshments consisted of pump
kin pie, apples, nuts, coffee, etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18

tractsd for. and which /, now coming
Illinois. There Is also some wheat coming
from the Northwest. but the matter OF
supplying tho export demand here Is out
OF tho question. Miilers here. however.
nre buying little wheat.
Sentiment wheat was bearlsh to-day
and thero werc price losses of u TO csc for
the day. There was more May wheat for
sale than for some timo past. and this
was snapped up eagerly by shorts Tho
market started out In an abrupt and strong
manner, but tho highest prices were reached
WAS without power of rcgnlning lost ground
susta lining power In wheat. or power
possibly that kept tho bears from attack
ing the market In Il more pronounced way.
WAS the stcadincss In spot wheat ut Liver
pool, following the decline at Chicago.
No cash wheat was sold at Chicago to-
day. and the $4,000 bushels reported at tho
seaeoard was worked late yesterday and
was all durum.
Coarse grains were weak and lower. corn
losing Il TO lac. and oats were Oft - to SIC.
Both grains showed some recovery from the
lowest points reached on the buying by
shorts ami the tightening UP OF the Of
ferinGs. The cash corn situation at the
were only 1850 bushels at Chicago and
none at the scabourd Chicago sales OF
oats were 5000 bushels. and the Beaboar,i
reported ioD.0to bushels.
prices OF the manufactured products as the
receipts at the leading Western markets
to-day were li2.3p compared with s., 9JJ
Tor the corresponding day year ago. The
ers. ami the stocks of provisions here arc
large.
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was outdistanced. rs the Cameronia
was doing eighteen knots.
Fifteen minutes later two other sub
marines appeared simultaneously. ono
on tho port and ono tho starboard side
Each was distant about 800 yards.
Tho captain Of the Cameronia stored
a zigzag course. in order to avoid tor
pcdocs. He proceeded in this manner
up tho Firth of Clyde, and In half an
hour had shaken both tho hostile YES
sells or.
Special precautions had been taken
by the Cameronia. Tho moment the
vessel passed Sandy Hook all the steer
ago passengers were moved to tho sec
ond class cabins. whcro they would be
safer In case 1t was necessary to leave
tho ship quickly. An additional
Crows nest" was rugged. The ships
boats were amply provisioned. and the
lifeboats were kept ready for instant
use.
On approaching tho Irish coast every
light was extinguished. The women
passengers. all OF whom, IT Is snid wero
remarkably calm, were forced to rs-
main below.
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Brntlstrect,s Trade Report.


Richmond and vicinity:
Therc appears to be no particular
feature In the weeks trading The larE-
or part OF volume of trade consists of
numerous small. short term shipments
me stocks of merchandise on the
sheires OF retailers are abnormally low;
ms condition is regarded as favorable
TO future business. \ slightly better
tone Is noted In the lumber Industry
some mills which formerly shut down
nave resumed operations. The leaf to-
Dacco market is quiet, many of the
loose sales having been discontinued
Tor me season, and 30 per cent of the
crop Is out of the hands OF the planter
Manufacturers of paper and paper
products are receiving fair orders,
though the volume of business is %
per cent below the same period last
ticularly Strawberries. are reported in
very fine conditions. and present indi-
cations arc for an increased yield. Win
ter wheat and oats are also In good
condition. Large shipments OF horses
are still being made to the warning ma
ketcd rather more freely, and 10 per
cent of the crop is now believed out
or the hands Of the growers. Build
ing operations show slightly more ac-
tivity, and the unemployed are more
readily finding employment. Bank
governmental calls as a rule show up
well in comparison TO former state
ments. and there appears to be ample
FUNDS for present business require
ments. Some concessions In rates are
reported on prime commercial paper.
serve bank show Il steady increase. Re
tail trade is fair. showing a slight
stimulus from approach of the spring
season. Collections continue slow"
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LINER RUNS GAUNTLET
OF GERMAN SUBMARINES
Cunnrder Cnmeronin Teaches Glasgow,
After Shaking OF the Under
Water TcrrOrr.

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Cunard
liner Camcronia, which left New York
on March q. has succeeded in reaching
Glasgow, after running the gauntlet
of three German submarines in the
Irish Sea. The Camcronia put in first
at Liverpool. She left the Merscy yes
terday morning. carrying Il crew OF
over 200 and n considerable number
or passengers. bound for Glasgow.
In the afternoon the first submarine
was noticed Off the Null OF Galloway
The submarine. which was only $50
yards away. when her periscopo was
seen. tried to get nearer the liner. but
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18
COTTON MARKETS
BY Cask.e 6 Burch s. Co.

NJ" YORK, March There was an
oiheT SHARP advance In cotton a, the on.n
ING to-chS with July "nG later ,eI,y-r,..
making new high seasonal records hu, r.
actions followed uLder realizing and IN.
points. - ' ~
Continued strength o. Liverpool wa, a
factor AT the start, and frst prize s ,ysro q
70 i points higher with .Iuiy saIlinw , :.
ss| compared with 92sr, high record o.;
lAst January. " '
Liverpool was buyer here VIII. thar.
WAS covering by some OF yesterdsy'. sellers
Tor turn and considerable demand frrn,
wall street ana Western sources Offerings
however. included some Southern seIli,p
while therc WAS also moderate setting hcTo
by houses with German connec,lors and
prices %oor reacted {" Within or & nom,
OF yehteTday's Closifg ''''
Buslnesf became less active s,,., ftyo,
POOLS close ana Ia" market ,uruod .a.la.
IN late trading closing at tho loves, poir,
OF Ihe osy. Privti" cRties attributed N.
ADVANCE N Liverpool to continued Ercuc,
emo Rushian buying iarser spo, snles, ana
IL
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PRODUCERS OF WHEAT
HOLDS WHlPHAND
lie ls Refusing tn Sell and Mills Arc
Closing Down Because Of Lark
Of Supplies.

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE grip OF the
farmer Is tightening on the small supply
OF wheat no" in his bins on the farm &:
me country elevator near his hom. When
" :s known that many mills have heen
closed down In the Southwest because of :,
lack Of a suppl " wheat with which TO
Keep the machinery IN motion. II points 10
the producer or wheat aS holding the whip
hand. There !s probably another excuse.
for some Of the mills remaining lit" 1t
this particular season, and that is The lack
OF demand foi flour
The cash handlers OF wheat at Chicago
complain OF small offerings from all the
states tributary TO this market There t.
now some wheat that already has been con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18
SEN YnKK rnOnuCE MAKKEr

Nl.W YORK. March -. Raw sugar. easy
centrifugal. ~, nIolasses. 800: refined. ouie,
Hntt"r. nrcsttird. 'h"rse. i,rmer. Spot cof
re firm Rio No. :. : santos No. l. i1TIhi2
'ottonHecd oil sold down to points carlI
TODAY under iGn!dation and with :he de-
ciin" IN lard. hu; later offerings became les:
t"i're and on demand from May shorts
iTe inarket more than recovered, closing
;" points net higher. Sales. $50 barrcls
TIE market closed nrIu. syst. 6ss lid
March 6.Sd6i3: April s.,Ii6-: May. SEQ
Z" s.: June. ss'H6a5: July. 5"af:ol: August
.l5H7 Il: September. ':in.23. October. %
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODa

LEW YORK. March IL Chemical com
pahies to-day notified textile mills OF an
advance CT 81 per cont In German dye.
stnns to become effective tomorrow. Two
iehuihg lines OF southern Ginghnns haze
SHORTAGE Of color and two large manu-
tacturers OF denims have ceased taking
further orders for indigo shades. Cotton
goois were steady to firm. worstcd yarns
were advanced. Embroidcrics were in bet
ter demand.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

fiteported by Rodgers. Plummer II Co. Incl
,pETERSBURG. VA. March l'.-Spanish--
Farmers stock-MaIket. quiet at SIC per
bnshel. NirEinians: Farmers stock Mar
Ret steady, Fancy Jumbo. SIC rcr pound:
fancy hRndptcked sac psr pound; extra
brine. axe per pound: sheli!n; stock. aN
to e@4c per buShel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18

az to ~: medium to good. 81 to eX: COM
mon to fair ~ to 6h; best cows. 5n to 6:
medium to good. AZ to 6k: common to fair
81 to ~: best oxen. to sh: common TO
iair. ~ to *: bulls. Az to .. yeats. s to 10;
dicks ~; light. ~ to 7h: COWS and stays
50 10 81; best sheep. bh to su,: medium To
Good. ~ TO Ss: common to fair 81 TO 41a;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18
NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. March 17.-Turpcntinc firm
": sales. none; receipts. 63 casks; ship
mrs 3 casks: stocks. ao.osl casks. Rosin.
rels: shipments. Isl barres: stocks i3.0
barrels quote: a. H.. 2.ej to 800: c.. D..
l., T.. G., H., 3n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18
WALL STREET STARTLED
BY RUMOR FROM EUROPE
1t Hears That Allied Nations Have
Cancelled All Their War
Contracts.
If TRUE, 1T MEANS PEACE
Report, II Confirmed, Is Interpreted
as Bear Argument on Wheat aud
BulliSh on StockS-TrndinG Is
Practically at Standstill.
by BRoApAN WALL.

MEN YORK, March l7.-Wall stree. was
startled n; tho close to-day by tho rnmor
chat the allies hal cancelled their war
contracts, This rumor II true was Inter
pretcd 10 The ending Of hostilitics and
Was construed as a boar argument ON whra;
Trading on the Stoch ENcrIanrc was p-ac-
miles fron Tampico and Mexican Pete bare
~ 81 points from par; This accouni"d 10.
carried the price from {. 70 5'a. With fan
shipments OF oil which may he p"ss'hl"
looked Tor in the stock
Steel news was GOOD. hu, United States
Stee dropped from - iis. ON private
cables from London that the Stock ENchanSr
conimitte" ther" was bein. urged to reduce
the otso!ni minimum which stands at ~:
TO 10 This, IL is argued. should enable Tho
English investors - dispose OF large blocks
Three pegs We're put under intrinsic values
to-day. l.eh!Eh Valley. Reading ard Ten
dividends effectively dIsposnr OF the ruinor-
that started selling in these shares last
Speaking OF tho prcscu, dulln"ss. tho head
OF one OF tho large houses said; Much OF
nubiic who are wsirmS ,"r n ai'.' to come
to their IDEAS Of values rather than coming
TO the marke, for .eour!,ics a, u" present
n most dangerous shor; intercs; for. when
opportunity to accumulate stocks its huvinG
Is very apt TO become excited and advance
quotations ahnorma!ly.
stock would probably respond quickly {"
tion issues were quiet with firm under
tone Autom9oiie stocks ana kindred is
Copper stocks displayed good tone
Miam! being notably nrnn. The outlook tor
these shares is encouraging.
Thanks largely to the absence OF selling
for foreign account. tho bond market
or so in International issues. There was as,
small account OF local business all the
buying Side
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18
uAIiKET CoSDiTloSs
B% Levy Commission Coz
Richmond. Va. March I-,

Poultry Market very active. Chickens
and h"ns-Scarc. and wanted Egns-Mar.
kat very weak ard unsteady: receipts heavy
Buttcr-Markct weak and unsteady receipts
heavy. Al! other product in general sell.
Ing fair.
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B0ND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line ist Is (bidJ.......... -
Atlantic Consl Line. and y. ~ tbiip Sia.
a Z. l.. cN IS On ha!tinorc) tbidl...... SSi3
Chesapeake and Ohio COW. AUS ,bidt. IS
Iiggett and Myers IS Did lM
)hEEet and Myers IS tbidp .............. 1921.
JIorillard Company ds. -.................... S9l.
l1orllard Company IS ,bidl ................ l,2ti
Norfoik and Western COW. AVS tbidp e. ~
Senboard Air Lire stamped tbidD .... 50
Seaboard Air Line adj. Observation-Disclosures. 6.i.
Southern Hallway Observation-Disclosures. ca
EoutheFn Hallway Is. ....................,. 81.
United States Steel "a Observation-Disclosures. lt.la.
nited states Registered IS. 1879 ,bidp =. ISL.
United States Registered IS. 1918 tbidI . 1911,
United States Registered Is. 1872 did, . icai,
United states Panama IS, 1861 tbid, lo1i:
Virginia Brown Brothers ctfs........ =,
Na.C Car. Chemical LIST IS Casked)...... 81
Va. Ky aud low"r Co 6s asked 900. sst7
bash deb. Is Old Observation-Disclosures. 3
Wabash PITTS. Term. ist As ,bid) .. q,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18
CHICAGO GRAIS MARKET

CHICAGO. March l7.-Splrnd!d crop prom.
ise OF big acreage had much to do with
T, lover wheat Values were unrettiod al
tho close. which was "a 20 5is under last
night Other no. declines were: corn. q to
- oats. iafh TO 4, and provisions 7hdl0
to OF,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18
RAILROADS.
Richmond & Chesapeas. Bay Railway Compan,

Suppressed Ing Schedule of April IL, 1914
Schedule Subject to Change Without
Notice.
Trains leaves Richmond b~6:6o A. n, u A
M. BIS A. NJ. 4. NJ. ''l0 A. N II A
p. NJ. T.. M. +. NJ. b< p. M. S:N p
M 6:0 =. NJ. 7:l0 r. H.. bs p. NJ. u p.
III. HE'S p. NJ.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A b.. b.7 A. II
A. 81. bs 4: NJ. 10 a M. ''ll A. N. ii
noon. ''l z. NJ. r. r. NJ p
bs;9 r. NJ; $50 r; M. 40 +. n. p. Y.
'sSundass only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

Sn.es. stock
5000 Alaska Gold
100 Allis-Chalmers
100 Allis-Chalmers. pfd.
J go AmalIanated Copper
100 Am. Ayr. Chem. com.
700 Amer: Beet Sugar. com
100 American Can
Amer. Can, pfd.. X 1875.
Amer Car and Fdry
Nmericnn Cotton. OIL.
,oo Hmcr Hide and Len, pr.
american Locomotive
Amer Malt Co. pfd.
1900 American Smelling
American Snuff. com
100 American Sugar
901 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. :.
100 American Tobacco, com
american Tobacco. pfd.
800 anaconda Copper 49,.
'o' A Ati,ntir co,s, lima.
y. {. l.. OF Connecticut. :.
500 baltimore and Ohio.
? 400 Bethlehem Steel Co. com
Bethlehem Steel Co, pfd
British Amer. lob. Co.
500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
TOO Central Leather. com. :.
1.IO0 Canadian Pacific
500 California Petroleum
700 che Sapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
chi. Great West. pfd. :.
500 Chi, Mil. and st. Paul. &.
1rucible Steel Cor. com.
1000 Chino Copper 800.
''rucible steel Cor. com.
trucible Steel, pfd.
100 colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
200 Consolidated Gas
800 Corn Products. com. -.
l0p Den. and Rio Gran, com
400 Erie
10, Erie. LIST pfd. ..........
Fed Min. and SIN. pfd.
General Electric -.
100 Goodrich, com.
200 Great Northern, pfd. 80.
! 500 Great Northern ore Gifts.
Illinois Central
1000 fnterboro- Met
700 IDt,rhorO- Mel MD
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HOTELS
TURKISH AND ROMAN bath.
THE JEFFERSON
RICHMOND. VA.

RICHMOND. VA.
Tho most mas nincent hotel In the
south. European plan. Rooms singh
ana en- suite, with and without baths
Special sample rooms.
TABLE D'HOTE Saturday and su..
day. q to q. $3.50 each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Byrd st. Sta. 4 90 p H. fer Freaerieksb,,r
Leave biba Sta. 746 An, 9l6 P. H.. 80 P II. fer
Arrive BIrd ~. sta. s.a6 An. frsm frederieksbs.
Arrive ElbA Sta. $50 An, II .25A u. Sis p. L.
from AshlanA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18

So. Sales on the spot. las bales: to arrive
80 bales.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. March i;.New high
levels Cor tho season were reached on IN.
cotton market to-day on buying stimulated
chiefly BY news from Liverpool. July Went
over the 9-ccnt mark fo~ tho first i!rnc
sole, while December sold M TO
$500 At thar best prices were 2 TO r.
points Yesterdays close HEAVY real
izing OF prints by the long side checked
the rise In the afternoon tho market haG
a tendency react and the close wae a.
a net Rair for the session Of to points
Not only did Liverpool stand better than
due on futures. but IL reported spot sales
OF is. 01) bales. while private messages stated
that both Rurs.8n and English cotton house
were heavy buyers In that market Man
chester reports were favorable AMI were
accepted moaning tina, mills were weli
under orders and werc in independent
nusition regarding now business
Cotton futures closing; March. $50: MAY
so. July, S3i: October. a2,. December 3.4t
spot cotton steady. unchanged. Middling,
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NEW YORK. March l7-Pcr, movement
Mld3lin. $50 Receipts. ,2s bales; eSport.
G.eB bales: stock. i2t. 2ri bales
Total to-day at all ports-Set rec.ipt, a. .
III bales; exports. 80" bales stock 1874 ,s5
bales.
exports. lsas63 bales
Total for season-Net receipts $50 sss
baleP; exports, 6.c5jCao bale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18

SUNDAY accommodates trains leave Elba lII
frsn Fredericksburx
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sEABoaRD Am IISk ,.I

sEABOARD Am LINE RAILWAY.
Tho Progressive hallway OF tbs Ssuth-
South bound trains scheduled to leave Ria.
mond daily: 9:cS A N. Local to Norlinl, i:n
r. NJ. sisepers and coachsh Atlanta Biz.
ming ham. Jacksonvilis; 0:D p. NJ slesp,r
TO Hamlet and coaches to Atlanta and Biz.
Ininrham; nav =. NJ. Florida Limited: u.u
A. M. Hleepere, Atlanta. 6irmIn b m
Hemphis, Jacksonville. Tampa aud coaches
Northbound trains sch,duIsd 70 arrtvs n,
Richmond daily; 6:8 A. n. LIS A. M s,U
A. III. t:es +. N. b:S n Local
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18

NEW YORK. March iI.--Mcrcaniile paper.
81, Sterling exchange. weak: siNty-day
bills. SiTT2o; for cables 81 9!5: for demand,
H7s7t Bar silver, 5,si Mexican dollars
sN. Government bon0s, steady: railroad
blonde. irregular. Time loans. steady: sixty
days. cis: ninety days. ~: six months. 5.
CAL. mOney. stendy. ruling rAtc.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry.
Richmond, FlGdGrlCkSb'g & Potomac R, R.
7oAHD FRoM wAsHiHoT01AGD BEYOND

Los 70 klchmond AZ! 20 Richmond.
.5.49A.h. Byrd ST. Sta. $40 An. ByrISt s,.
1905 N. Main I. Stal lilo r II. Main 81. Eis
- An. ByrA ~. staj $50 T. N. Byrd 81. STA.
'7.s7 An. Main ST. Sta. 1886 p m ByYS "A a., :
'5.4OA.M. BYRD st. Sta. 900 p n Byrd A. A., .
-lD2sA Am. Byrd st. Sta. 80 90 p n ByrdSt Sta
'laOt noon Byri BIT stA.'l1.l6 Pm. Main st. Sta.
1880 Pm. Byrd st. Sta.n.Il.S 80 Pm BIRD IA. Sta.
.h.I5 IN main 81. Sta.sl2.3 night HAinst.Sta.
s8.S0P.M. Byrl ST. Sta lsl2 40 nj rht b Sta
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RAIlKtIADS
Atlantic Coast Line

The Standard Railroad of tho South
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 4 1Sk.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: ass A. II. and s:n
r.. NJ. u:@ +. Nj, 1850 A. ~
For Norfolk: SEQ A NJ. $500 r. ~. t,is
Fer n 49, o. W; Ry; West; s:n A NJ nn
rs 4. 81. 500 A. ~" $50 A. M. siee r. NJ
t:l0 +. NJ. 500 r. II. s:ss p. N. 9;a r ~
= 80 +. AZ
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: s4:ls p IL
Trains arrive RIchmond daily: 6:1 A. n
t,o:I5 A NJ. u:W A. M. '2:Io p. M. ti:u p
~. sos p. NJ. s:35 +. IL. $500 p. M. $500 p. Il
i!:3) r. NJ
Except Sunday. tsunday only
Time OF arrival e ID departure and counse-
lions not guaranteed