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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-12
Nine Graft Sunk by
German Submarines

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE sinking of nine
craft was announced this afternoon.
They were the British steamer lakewood,
the Norwegian bark Norma and seven
trawlers. the Young Admiral. the
George Crabbe, the 1ustrioua the Calm.
the Trevire. the Welcome and the
Utopia. The crews were saved.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-12

WASHINGTON, Aug. ll.-(Special Tel
egram. 1.-The abstract of the condition OF
the National banks OF Nebraska. exclu-
business on June %. as reported to the
comptroller OF the currency. shows the
reserve held at e.3s per cent; loans and
discounts. So. 2s3 104: gold coin. ti.02e.6l1 I;
lawful money reserve. s2.707. esi; deposits,
ssh 6SS.617. i.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-12
GERMANS INVENT NEW
METHOD OF MAKING PAPER

DRESDEN. Via London. Aug f.-Ger-
man scientists have discovered a method
of making print paper without ceIlulose.
IL in alleged that tests have proved this
new method better than the old and that
u viii cheaper prices and mako Germany
independent Of foreign countries for this
article.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-12
Department Orders.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 11.-tspecial Tel
egram: l-Nebraska pensions granted;
ella Virginia Artrup, DeWeese. $i2; Ella
abeth Reed, Cozad, 81.
Oscar NJ Anderson was reappointed
postmaster at Verdun, Brown county,
South Dakota-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-12
Insect Rites ana Infection
namReroua.

Apply sloan's Eminent 20 any bite.
sting or bruise; Il kills the poison and
heals the wound. Only SC. All druggists.
.-AdVertlnamefIi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-12

Apartments. fiass houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and eheaply BY a
Bee For Rent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-12
VICTORY ron OMAHA INTERESTS
Mtg saving 60 Producers and Com
sumers In This Territory.

Big saving 60 Producers and Con-
sumers On This Territory.
Railroad freight traffic officials feel
that they have sustained decisive de-
feat In the decision OF the Interstate
Commerce commission. just handed down,
wherein an Increase IA denied on the
principal commodities on which they
asked for more money for the haul On
the other hand. traffic men OF the Omaha
Commercial club are in high gIee. con-
tending that Attorney McVann. who op-
posed the advance won q pronounced
victory for Omaha.
Issues were Joined and the hearing in
what has come 70 be known a. the
Western Advanced Rate Case was
started in chicaso. March 4. and con-
tinued almost constantly until early in
June.
BY the decision every point contended
for by Mr.. Mcvann was won and Il Is
asserted that the decision means much
for the producers and consumers in
Omaha trade territory.
Thorne Calls IL victory.
DDS MONIES. Ia. Aug. 11.-Clifford
Throne. chairman OF the Iowa Railway
commission aud chief OF the counsel rep
rosenting the shippers at the western
rate hearing, said At HIS home here
today that the award Of the Interstate
'Commerce commission was great vic
tory for his aide.
II am delighted" he said. He added
that nine-tenths of the Increases asked
In which Iowa was interested had been
denied.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-12

A For Sale" ad win turn secondhand
furniture into cash.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-12
CONFEREES HAVE
APPROVED APPEAL
TO MEXICO CHIEFS

1contInued from Pase ons.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-03
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-03
Grad. del New York GIobc.)

FL monoculo es de origen ingles v
su adopci6n fue debida a una necesi-
dad. A principle del siglo pasado,
las autoridades militares de Inglate-
IRA prohibieron terminantemente a
los oficiales el uso de gafas y %lentes,
fundandose en- que unas y otras da-
ban aspectO POGO militar al porta-
dor. La orden tuvo que ser acata-
da, causando no pocas molestias a los
militareS cortos de vista, haSta que
uno de ellos invent0 el mon6culo y
10 empezo a usar, considerable que
no contravenia d IA orden, pues los
monoculos nj son gafas nj lentes, y
en- seguida Sc extendi0 su uso entire
la oficialidad, no solo de lnglaterra,
sinO de otras naciores, mucho mas
cuanto que la opinion de cast todo
ell mundo es que ell mon6culo da ARE
de resolution Y ferocidad al que 10
usa. mientras que las gafas dan as
pecto de endeblez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-03
-. NEWSSTAND CARRlNZA CRI-
TICADO POR SUS PARTIDARIOS.
VleRe de Ia ptgina ..

". ahOra solo ieja, p0r las nO,i-
Us que hasta nOSOtrCs han llega-
. y per 10 que hemOs pOuidO a2rt-
"a IN cs,a frOntera, una cs'"la
rOfgn,la Il" OdioS Y rcncorcS. d.
do 4 la lEjuSticiaS y a los afro
Hos cOm"ifOs p)r aIgunOS ie los
rinr:paies .;rfeS. y hasta p0r Otrcs
70 mrnOr categOria.
Fl ron>titucionaliSmo debiera ser
ucStro orguIIo: convertible en- IA
ati>mO. - nueSlra deShOHra.
Birn rsIa que Antiques emplca-
- que de>empenaron pueslos de
yuma ImpOrtancia y S~ignlficacI6n,
Ir cu Ia actuaIiiad bien pudieran
'iIuir para que - vOiyiera a las
irtIraS aHriaS que. 10 cOnfesam0s
IN toda >Inceridad. habia muchas
r.aleS = iniuSlaS. birn e>ta repe-
mos. que individuos que pOr Su
ihrSI0U rStaban al freute de- Of
na> ir Signillcaci6n pOlitica. q
~npI"ad0> dr menOS impOrtancia.
.ro rn FL drSmpeho de- u fun
unr> romciIrron abuses e injuSii-
~. So les privr de- eSr derechO
IT. ser pcrjudlcIaI e> para 81 pals.
.ro no que a tOdOS 50 les juzguc
Sacramento Iguaj por 81 hechO 10
!brr -rrNido a las dirtaduraS. por
.r ESQ irmucSira que a ppsar dr
d" 81 rouStIturionalismo iz6 el pa
Hon rryoiurIomariO para vOlvrr
pals al imprrio de- la Constitu-
iu. ioHdr :" rerOnocrn los sasra-
- irrrrho> del hombrr. los cons
urIonaIi>ta> no obran apcgadOS a
ley. a Ia ju>llrIa y a la raz0u.
Tai roSa - vino hacienda en- caSi
MOS los purDIos que Orupaba Ia
'N"iurlnm. y ESQ mi>mO 81 hiZO
"mtrHr a Ia Capital de la Repi-
Ira. dUndr furron Separates tOdo>
= "mpIradOS del Gobiern0. sin ha-
T las d~I>DIncIones nrrrsariaS rG
IurIlo, lur rran honradoS y que
/ lrz rn >u interior cran de idea,
'olurionarIaS.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-03

ia E+- N-AF= INS--Nf
= t~raficantes de algodon..... Use
MeJ0do complete de Solfeo pOr don
Hl.GrIOn EslaVa ........... 1Oc
Primera Parte de Eslava. ..... zoe
+ Segunda Parte de Eslava $500. zoe
( Los Suenos E~XplicadOs, pOr ell Magi-
co de Astrakan. In tomo, teia, con
laDI1aS DUG
I NUevo Lenguaie de las Flores, abani-
I co y PiedraS PrecioSas 5000. Boo
Historia de Bertoldo, Be~rtoldino Y
CacasenO. A Ia rustica ...... Csc
Historic de BertOldo, Bertoldino =
/ CacaSeuO. Empastada ...... 40c
I 1900 SecretOs para ell Hogan. ReCe-
tas para ei tocador, vestido, salud,
economic, etc. SOC
/ Ell COcinerO Perfecto. GuIa complete
de c~0ci1a, con muItitud de recetas
para haCeT guisadoS ........ 75c
Manual de PasUeleria Y Reposteria.
indispensable en- el hogan, en- los ca,
les, etc. 75c
LIhrO de Discusses para todas las cir
cu~nstancias de Ia vida, con discur,
SOS para fiestas sociales Y patriot
q 75c
Ell RuiseuOr NucateCO. Collection de
c]a0cioncs con mcuOdO para toCar L
gUitarra sin maestro, 2 tomos 75o
Juegos de manos o arte de hacer dia
D--.1S SS'
IaUual de CarplEteTia de Taller.Sl.0t
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COlCcla entire VariOS amigos del
CUrrc>pUnSai.

IApresiouauo ygr aque. re.lLo,
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NOVELAS DIVERsAs.


gAsTOs PAGADOS, 81 8I5MO Ola CUE Sc RECIBE
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de Jgnacio z. Lozano DE- os zzAfA.
OBRAS
VENTA.
rG- .sGEsEl. -JH los

q arE gaFE 81 EsE0E sUaTDo VA err 7zEDE EA5 EA8AEo,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
NO URGENT NEED now
FOR CHARITY IN BELGIUM
of Food to Distressed
Country for Time Being
Is Provided For.
BATES GETS wELI.-EAKNED REST
Resigns Oillcial Connection With
Great Undertaking. Is
: Given Out by Chairman Hcmphill,
or New York Committee.


'-Nh-
'iou"'ehch' mat Tor the time being
there is no urgent need for applicntion
of American charity r,r f.o,,; r..
,,i s.
given out
"''c 'o-"'Sh'' "h'ch also announces
that l.indon w. Bates, tic American
civil engineer who has bccu dir.c,i,,,r
no ,.,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
NEWPORT NEWS PLANT
WILL BUILD FOUR SHIPS
l:nrh Que of Vessels ontrnrtcd. For
VIII Cost About ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing Full tup.rit,.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. December Is
announcement was made to-day at
The local Office Of the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Dyy Dock Company
OF tn" a"ard 10 that company Of con-
ir"ctS FOR the construction OF four
new ste; lncrS, Two OF! tankcrS and two
freight steamers. Tnr two trci"Ltrrs
ANA enc oil steamer Will be built for
IL" southern Pacific Steamship Com
G'mH ana the other oil steamer Will be
quiz Tor the Atlantic refining Com
ptny The price was not made public
nut. based on the cost Of similar SHIPS
nov under construction AMI The in
creased cost OF material. il * said that
each OF the four vessels will cost APP
proNimatciy Sl.no0.oo0. These ships
max" total OF twtnty-four vessels
contracted for this year. i'm addition
I" TWO breadnoughls, which were pre-
Ei'usiy contracted for. and are in course
OF construction FOR the United states
NAVY The yard now has more work
ON mani than at any other time in its
history. ana is working to ITS full
c:,IaC!tv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07

the Presidents Invitation cannot per-
nit this retirement without placing on
record it's sincere appreciation of The
great work which MIR. Bates and his
volunteer associates have DONE Such
a great humanitarian undertaking, en-
tered upon when everything in tho
world was in Il state of chaos. brought
to state Of high efficiency, and carried
on in such manner as to challenge
criticism and invite admiration at every
turn. deserves comnncndation on our
part and the gratitude of every one.
I'm this changed condition also there
comes Il dissolution OF the woman'S see
ton. and the committee takes this op-
por,unity to voice it's warmest apprp-
citation Of and deep gratitude for the
services rendered by Mrs Lindon w
Bates and the members Of the womans
cNecutivc-MisS Au:sc Morgan, Mrs.
August Belmont, Mrs. Edward Hewitt
Miss Mary Parsons Airs. William Is.
Vanderbilt, and Miss Maudc Wetinorc
IL Expresses it's Indebtedness to all
those in the woman'S section who so
efficiently and sclf-sacriiicingly have
devoted themselves to the work OF
averting starvation in Belgium. The
committee desires To add its heartfelt,
tinued individual CO. operation and as
tue womans section.
'SiShed) "a. j. HENlPIliII.
chairman Of New York Committee"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
FOREIGNERS ARE HEAVY
BUYERS OF WHEAT
Indications Are Th.,t Importing Count ric>
viii Have to Depend On Sortl.
America for Grain.

Spe iul 10 Til. Times DiSpn,ch.l
CHICAGO, Dcccuhr- 6Nheat showed
;;:ius OF ,'.rgs.c TODAY, Following AN adj
vance "f 5%se ON SATURDAY The foreigners
wer" heavy ;uyers. with the Mag future
III" i.,urite although they took cCnSitcr-
.,hls December. At tho "rcn.ng all Of tn"
h!c houses were loaded wiki bIying orr'erS.
I,u;. ia waiting :. cccl ,ne muse oc The Sit
ittinu. they .ll"gv.'! tho i,ric" ~ slip Off
il.v before TIC tctUal demand became nD-
"arrn' BESIDES the foreign Ing. Their"
wts hiE d"marid from W:.i street sp"cu-
iH;"rs md tho matter OF pric" seemed /" be
90 "Idaiy consideration.
H"!p"e the opening Liverpool cables showed
a"ius Fl 20 III! with the dcmnnd nrs n;.
and With the wheat strongly held. the NIL
d'ng hc"nnie quite spir',e' CarIo"s n tho
r:lish ""as; were sd. :" i. higher. and the
'"nltuI rnsuppi" cable received from
tho liv-rp""i Corn Trade News sud ;h.t
"a" steel; OF wheat there continues To faii
IF. ;hc tota! ROW being only '.iii.G0l bushels.
,oulparcd with t1.6 40 bushels Ter the cor
I"~IondinG ti,nr last wear.
,'"nsid""ttI" attention Was given "a the
s.r i.li". "f ;rca,d-tUiis these are irale-
al ~" n"hiiiy al huvcrs I" :cr."nish re-
s"rv%s "s EXPORT Offers arc mere !irr'iy he'd
and great diniouiiy is experienced in obta,a-
iur A'!StraiiLn AMI Argentine vhcat oN
ing !" III" fr,lrl; si'Urtnu which continues
abnrrmtiiy sir"uc. II IS generally believed
now THAT III" importing countries viii hc
forced :" l"ol almost wholly TO North A-rar-
lea io;' supplies Of t"nG.tunS
Nhii' the corr market advanced !."i7.c.
wheat 1t nnGe mcw high prices Tor the
'"n. Private rep":is estimating the crop
On commercial basis undouot.dly Uruayht
in some now buying
oats were iao "a ~ high.r. mainly IN -.,m.
p"ihY with the adNLr"" in wheat am corn.
fh'rc was little doing Inv III" cash trade.
ont; e"Hoo bushels being reported.
Tn" hog movement was Surprisingly !ara..
not only ~ Chicago. but At Western ,,:...ls
ing points - we'll PhcEcis Acre tho rh"r
sellers 90 provisions and there was som,
selling believed I" represent ruGt.trkiu-
rh"r. "'N !ai' COMMISSIONS houSe demand,
Wit! cl"sTEs moderately easier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
Norfolk & Western Railway

Only ALL. Raj LINE To SOKEnt.S
schedule In effect December &. 1915.
l-ca'r h!td street station ~, n,uUud roo
NSoRtOik 't:i5 ~ NJ. $500 y. NJ. 500 p
Tok NCiiBuEG AND THE WEST.
'6:l5 NJ $3.50 \ 81 s2DD 4 ~ 80
l.. NJ Local 10 crcwe, 'G:35 T. NJ
arrive ttitntn"h. tI"iii Nurtoik si1..o
~. '6;3i T.. NJ. 900 T. VI. 'Il:ao - M -.
the west 'G:i5 a. NJ, 1897 a. NJ. t2:io - Mi
.l:W T.; NJ. 't:ii 4. NJ, $50, l.. NJ ''
only 'sundar
w Is BEVIIi w q e.v..,
r.. +. Al. Roanoke, G. T. EnnnSt
{ H. BOSLEr. % p A.. Uich.nond 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07

While ,h= general list closed steady at a
net advance ~ II to Is points
The market opened arm to 10 points
higher IL. rcspous" to relatively firm cables
and the qualifications Of two crop estimates,
ranEint: from, li..jo.h"0 ia 'l."nJ.0oD bales en-
chriinS nntars, There considerable
rcaiainc around tn" opening figures. anG
slight declines occurred right after the
call. bat huilish sentiment WAS more IL
evidence than for some time past. and the
markc. soon developed increased strength.
The advance was led Oy January. with Liver
pool houses buying that delivery against
*ti"* Of later months to transfer strudGies.
while there also huying hv local and
Southern spot houses presumably 10 cover
hedges Against spinners calling.
Wall street interests We're good buyers OF
tnc late months Will" there appeared to
he "a broadening commission mouse business
ON IA" nGv&"cc. which carried active dc.
hvcric> about ~ {" Il points net higher.
viii .lnrrh a"liuE ;t I@.S5c or into new
htgh ground Tor the movement while May
sold IT i.o'r and .ruly a, i*i:,. \; ;his
!ev"' demand tapcr,d OF. ANA there we're
,-ncii"rs If como ! or i points in ;hr late
trading. Considerable attention was at
ir;ictcd 10y tho qualification in dry goods cir
ci"$ OF an estimate placing the domestic!
'"rauinDti"n If cotton for the season a:
$4,000 hal"s. and The larger port receipts
were taken in huiiiS!. quarters - fore
shn"oWinE AN Increased export movement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
rErEEsBurG PEANUT MARKET

i.ep"rtrH ~ F"uEer'. I'Iummcr & GO. Inc. !
VET iiSBtisG VA. bccernbr: G-Sr am
iSh--Farm*rs stCck Old peanuts: first rual-
Nv. ,"' per hushc'. damaged. a0c TO 1Dc
I"r "ushci New peanuts: FIRST quality
!oc per hush"i green and dir:y, 90 t. soc
per hIShe.
Observation-Disclosures st"ck-Ncw peanuts.
sc per pound: prime. ~ per pound; .heiI,nr
stock ~ t. 2..c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
RICHMOND LIVE srncK u,nkE,.
sales y, Union $,ockvo-dsn

''>H'cS ~ iIlon St0ckrarIS.b
richmond Va. brVcmher ri.
report for week ending November p" 1918:
Hcst "tt"rS. -" {" S: medium to good ~.
10 :; common I" fair. to Il. Best hr'fcrs
~ 10 .: me'!Iunt 20 Go"u u, to Is: common
10 Iair. u: {" = I}cst cows. : 10 ~. ,uc,,tun,
l" zoo |. W. I" =. common 10 fair. a.. Ia a..
l"si oven TO G'.: medium 10 good -, 10
-! "nmh"' I" FAIR. ~, 10 :. B~st bulls
% !" ~ ,isht, q. to 81. Best calves =, to
~ common ana ln"ium. to 81: COWS and
{" 4: saws and stays. D.. TO & Rns, st"ar
> l" rcNm"n 10 Fair. 10 :. Pest LAMBS
~" 10 - 'oh!inor aud light 10 /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
cucloo GRAIN MAiiKET.

III i-N'ID. II'''t'lINrT o" NV N.rO DrIfn
r.cords tn tho 1910 crop uf ".hcu. :rll"N"s
other In 'ppid succession to-day Of, &C.
count oi waves 81 specuiativ" bUr!nr. Tho
WIN December Al $.ia,4 ana Nav at 81 49,.
''"rl' finished With gain. Of ii.Tl',c and
oats. SO 10 49," The result IN provisions
w. ,hn enIne SAturaay.s cirSc ~ lsAc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

MN YORK. December G-Ntw sugar.
!lnl' 'tn'rliuSal. 90: m"luss"s. i.si: refined
"fnI' tutt"f. hrm-r. Cheese firm. Spot
t"r"" Iui,t: jiiu ~. 7ssc: Santos A.. si,c
tni'"ns"cd al! Wa higher on advancing
'r""" markets hu'l .catterai 'uyIn. on tho
slicnSth ~ other commodities. Prices under.
W'l'' Il singh setback towards M. close nm
ger T"'' Ii"ihE. hut iirIl prices were Ia II
points ne; higher. Sales /; .or, r,r~c,.
,'"'cd. urn: SPOT. SIS pccer,hc, siii. 81:
,hi....,i.S. S"Nrsio February. M4"ii<47: March
N"2NN'5. April. S,inS.7; MAY ."i, So
iur". S6i'h.ic. July. sI7rS ~ 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
COTTON MARKETS

new YORK December Eullr.h p,I,.r,
tr"p estimates nrrn Southern spot markets
fnd ihcTehtihY estimates Of G"mcst,c mi'
I've and Aggressive demand IN ip.day's cotton
market. iaruArr soid w tu I. $50 o. about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
NAVAL. STORES

SANANNAli. GA. December L. -rnrp,n-
thc hrm. ~: sales. - CASKS; rccuint, rs
c"'hS: shipments. casks: stock. 1876 a.. h.
Roain. firm, sales. e22d hnrrcis: reccints
"1 barrels: shipments. Loss barrels; STICK
.I'''S bhrre!" Quote: A. H.. g.. u. "a. r.
-. q. H. 10: J.. 5.S": *. ii5 ~ i. il,
Gi'; ~. $50; Nc. CSC: WV. 1.aO@IiJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
Cnnntry.Currd baron.
tiaiiie.
MARi.rT CONDITIONS.
'hE Levy tDinnliSSiOr Coz
isichm"nd. Va. bcccmhcr

NAREfT CONDITIONS.
Poultry Chickens. worry p!rntitul. marie,
duli. moving siow. hens. market active ana
IN good d"mrnG Fgrs-Sctrcc ami wanted
Ilar;.ct urr. Rut'rr- Market frn. receipt.
light. IiGHsMark"t lower and Gull exuect
lct"r market. receipts heavy CInls--f.ib-
hi,s rnarhtt lower. due 10 heavy rccrIIts
ana Gntavorab!" weather conditions; deer
market closed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07

NEW ORLEANS. December G.-Cn,.ou .r,s
qG'rl ana very steady to-day. sttmdiu" AT :.
moderate net advance throughout the .cs.
sion AMI closing at :, gain OF u. t. II noi,ts
IN tho carly trading. prices "a ivanCcd about
" !nin's ana by noon the rise was vidrnn,.
L" ~ To ]" points ON the most ari!N. months
\ 'hhii reaction 90 'urrc,l In the afternoon,
Iitc chief sustaining influence was a pri-
N,'" crop estimate Of il.3lI. nS, bale. 'bc
i"h'!"hCE was to scale down IDEAS concern
Ing the S"vc!nn"nts estimate Of the yield
!" ~" ISSUED Frioay. unl in some c,unrtr.s
II VAS predicted that this estimate " ,,IL
lac h"low li.nu1 CO0 nalcs
'AnlsS wore better than due and il va.
considered that the English market was nf-
l"'tr'!. I" some extent. by small crou views
from this Side. The interior Of the ,.It
'"ntihNet I" report healthy spot situa.
non. ana much hnllsh comment was caused
~ an "aiim"i" OF American mill consutnp.
''nn ms season of about 1..Jb,ODD l1lcs
Ihe 'rark"' closed steady ,loaitr IiIs.
Jdnmhary ia. March, i@iI: May. I.?a: .IuIy
49,, ,'.'"ner' l2."l. spot cotton. i!rIn nm
chHhSc,. sales On the spot. GGs bales; To- mr.
rive. i,S25 bales. " -
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE e OHIO ~

Gin. EsvilIo & West. $500 n. .u:oo .,
Main Line. Local y n. :. D., s5:i5 -
James River Line $1,000 a. tS:i5 ~
\. News. MIR. Old Pt. 20 a. 'ic M. Il y
Ncs poit News Local .7:i5 H.. s5:o1 -
T.ains arrive from Nix. 'll:s0 A.. .2:t, ~ y.
SO D.: =. Eews. 's:'' a.. 1900 q F-um
Nsst 'S:Sc n. t3:H D.. 1856 a.. tl:,o n
go y. daily from charlottesville eIcen,
a.. 1910 y. 900
DAILY. .Er.,p, s,, 49,
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Fined for Assault.

=; +. and J. l. raw were fined So
ana costs each n ,h' Police Court
yesterday on charge OF assaultinc
ana injuring q. w. Malone
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sEAnoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TIT TToHr'ssf'c hallway OF the SouII ;.
Southbound trains scheduled IN ,,,,o d.,
in",iu haiiE: "'35 a NJ. local to NorIinn: %
u VI. sie.p"ra and coaches to .Iacksouviiie
Auant". birmingham S:35 T. ~ thrnnD,,
."a'i,cH ana sl"cpcrs Ia Jacksonville: IL
~ ~ :lecpcrs TO Atlanta. B!rminrhnn,
souvi!ie '"En'
Northbound trains scheduled 10 arrive in
Richmond daily: $40 ~ ~. $50 A. NJ
local. $50 a. NJ. SO, z. 81.
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Curb Trndins :.rss Active.

NEW YORK. DcComhc ,.-rraGrr on III"
curt 'o-'iny wa less active than In the
previous session. but rene we'd strength wa
shown In many of me heretofore prnninent
shares. Copper ISSUES we're In fair !cn:ru,l
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NEW YORK Dcccmbc. G-Co;ion rooJs
wrr" nTm to-day. Yarns we're strong quJ
ac'i"" Dress goods advanced. Raw Sill
Sic;."i-r. and hurlaps. firm
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STEANiRO.iTs..
OLD DOMl MON LINE

Lestes New port Esra..........ty u A "
Ar:..e Norfolk a A
iEG .roTfoiN Tor New YORK daily. except sun
uay, '.oV h. -. IEnEcCtIous made Wy "
& ". ny } T.. VI. 4. * o. Ky a, + "
Huii une steamers stop at Ciaremon; os
hsnai. aad are met " public conveyance
tlhGi>iA N.A\IGATiOS co. lame. RIVER
.! CayllEh. Tor So-roIS Old Point Eewpoti
News and all James River landings, Aonday,
Wednesday, AMI Friday ~ S:os A 81 Sr.isnt
received icr an ia r-=s kiyar u.tntA
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[" rcd. si:o'.; No. . hard. nominal; No .
har.. $i.c.Is:ii. ,,"rn--Np . yellow. old
&c: No. yoll"w. nov. 6t.t:7c
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Atlantic Coast Line


..nFfECTlNE DECEMBER ) I.i;
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
So l.. NJ. i2:5D \ VI az"
For Nortoik: s:ii 4 ~ 90, =. ~. 800 p.
VI, 100 T.. NJ. 1910 .. "
lrr = IS. ny. W.aI: 81; A NJ ,:;o
q NJ. 80" L. ". go T. ~
teF P"t.rrbIrs: 1850 4. NJ 5.lj \, NJ
sl5 ii. 500 a. NJ $50 A. 81 500
= NJ 100 L. NJ. tt:lv T. NJ sos T. 81
80 NJ. 80 T.. NJ. li:dO r. 81
i"r t"Idrhoro and fayctt.NiIle: q 90 - ~
if"ih- htrtN" Richmond daIIy: t:.D N
t.lH > ~ ":lJ 4 NJ. $50 \ NJ iI:.o \ NJ
= w - ~ fltih II NJ j:iI T. NJ. ":3J T. 81
: - i. VI 200 r. NJ lisG l. "
EXCEPT sunday SUNDAY only
Time 81 arrival ana dcpartur. ard ron,
neciions not Euarhntcrl "
g ). CAMPBELL u. y a. US Main 81.
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NEW YORK; December c-por, move
ment- MidLliig. !. zoe. ENpor.s. GtlE bales:
stock. 30+.1lS bales.
Total to-day u; al! ports, Net receipts
;..,Ht bales: exports. 2"j6h bales STOCK. l.iSl..
exports. 40. bales
Toini for season Ne, receipt. ~. 20,
".l's; exports, l,S91..1Q bales