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The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
WAR IS INEVITABLE"
Minister DECLARES
May Come in 48 Hours. Rev. Dr.,
]. F. Gordon Thinks.

Declaration of war between the United
States and Germany within the next
forty-eight hours, Rev. DR.. James l..
Gordon. pastor Of the First Congrega-
tionaI Church, said at the regular weekly
prayer meeting held In the church last
night, wouldn't surprise him in the
least"
TT is Inevitable" he declared. TT 4,
right before US and ! would not be
shocked or surprised II war should break
out within the next forty-efght hours
Tension has been considerably lessened
because nothing has happened during the
week to make an already serious matter
more serious. but we are on the edge
The sinking of another vessel-and, with
out explanation, we are at war with the
German empire"
I'VE would be vastly affected. F1rs,
our people would become more serious
Giddy girls would become serious young
women Men absorbed In business enter
prises and their professions would turn
their attention to the affairs of their
reason that God would permit such a war
would be to make the people Of the
United States more serious.
TT will mean that our life Will be a
life of tension For after the war opens
no one can tell when 1t will stop. 1t
will mean something more terrific and
terrible than anything ever recorded be-
fore in history.
1--WE may be destined to live through
strange events. Hostile airships may
fly over our city. alien armies may tram
pie our soil, and without prayer some
of us will be unable to endure it.
Not only will we need to raise an
army of a million men or more to COM
bat our enemies but we Will need forces
to bring into unity all Of the foreign ele-
ments here in our native land.
''Of course we may not go to war at
once. 1t may not come about for a
week or six months, but it will come. 1t
is bound to come. 1t is inevitable"
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
KENNEL CLUB ARRANGES
FOR SPRING EXHIBITION

Plans were made last night at the
annual meeting Of the Washington Ken
mel Club meeting at the Ebbitt, for the
spring exhibition to be held In the Arcade
April q and "a The entries already
promise to be large.
Miss Jean G. Hinkle was elected presl-
dent for the coming year, Mrs. S. J.
Held. vice president, and Charles A. Wat
son, secretary and treasurer. The board
Of governors are: Mrs. S. J. Petit, e.
q. Wilson, John o. Evans, Charles A.
Watson. T. T. wasgatt, George s. Lane.
DR.. william P. Collins, DR.. D. E. Buck
ingham. Miss Jean HinEle and S. ]. Held.
The bench show committee are: E.
Roy Routt, DR.. George N. Payette, j.
P. Moore. L. F. Dyson, 8. ]. Held and
Mrs James Carol Frazer
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09

After weeks treatment as outlined
above. the skin win be IN good condition
to facilitate the removal of these un-
slightly little srubs. Supply yourself
with tiny instrument that is made espe-
eially for this purpose. and called a come
done extractor; It can be procured wher-
ever toilet preparations are made a spe-
| cialty, or at medical instrument makers.
On old-fashioned watchkey can be utilized
and does very well indeed.
Next, have q good light II possible use
magnifyfng glass SO that you will not
abuse offensive cuticle Then apply the
key, or little instrument directly over the
olackhead you have selected, and press
down gently; in this manner the accumu-
lated and hardened sebum or oil, is quick
ly extracted and the skin is not broken.
III the surface has previously been well
prepared, the blackheads can be removed
at osle sitting. / should advise touching
each spot with peroxide of hydrogen. by
means Of cotton-tipped orange stick, to
prevent Infection and to close the pores
well. Lastly daub the parts with the fol-
lowing astringent lotion: Boric acid, 1
dram; alcohol, l ounce; rose water, 2
ounces.
No astringents should be used during
the softenins process, as this shrinks the
pores and our object is to relax them.
A powder for dlssolving blackheads
may be all that some cases require The
powder consists of: Pulverized borax, Ia
ounce; soda, 2 ounces (both chemically
pure).
A teaspoonful OF this to a cup of hot
water. is daubed on the parts after the
cleansing process.
The opposite condition to that which
produces blackheads, is known as "acne:"
a pimply eruption due to over activity
Of the oil glands. The two conditions
may co-exist because all sebaceous glands
may not yield a superabundance of oil,
which causes the little tube to expand
upon the surface where it may dry and
harden, forming little Jumps under the
surface, or the pus germs may affect an
entrance and cause supurating pimples;
several of these may coalesce and form
unsightly boils.
Real acne Is a most intractable local
disease, usually associated with the rapid
changes that occur during adolescence and
early adult life; after this period 1t
has a tendency to disappear spontaneous
ly. But in the meantime there is prob
ably no condition which causes greater
distress, and to which more heartburn
ings, as well as social and commercial
disappointments can be attributed.
Acne will not yield to local measures
only. The most rigid hygienic living
must be enforced, month in and month
out. if those who suffer in this way hope
to conquer. It is not an exaggeration to
state that the skill of the most celebrated
dermatolOgists the world over has been
taxed to the utmost in the treatment OF
these cases, and often in vain. mainly
because one can advise but one cannot
enforce, so to all those who are troubled
with acne, let me say that every func-
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
BAD SPRAINS OR
y MUSCLE Strain
Rub Pain. Ache. Soreness and
Swelling Right Out With
st. Jacobs OIL"

Rub il on a sprained ankle, wrist,
shoulder. back or a sprain or strain
anywhere. that's when you realize the
magic in old. honest ''St. Jacobs Oil,
because the moment il is applied, out
comes the pain. ache. soreness and
swelling. 1t penetrates right into the
injured muscles. nerves. ligaments
tendons and bones, and relief comes
instantly. 1t not merely kills pain,
but soothes and heals the injury so
a quick recovery is effected.
Get a small trial bottle of st
Jacobs Oil" right now at any drug
store and stop suffering. Nothing
else sets things straight so quickly
so thoroughly. 1t is the only appli-
cation to rub on a bad sprain. strain,
bruise or swelling.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
C. A. R. WOMAN'S RELIEF
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION

Officers for the ensuing year were
elected last night in a lengthy meet
ing of the Women's Relief Corps of
the Grand Army of the Republic, held
at the GraId Army Hall. The meet
ing was the second of the annual con-
vention now in progress. The final
meeting will be held tonight.
The officers for the coming year are
as follows: President, Mrs. Mary o.
Narrower; senior vice president, Mrs.
Hester 4. Wyman: junior vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Marie H. Smith. and treas
Urer, Mrs. Julia West Hamilton.
Pumpkin color is a favorite for sports
clothes.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
Practical Health Talks by Lillian Whitney
THE TREATMENT OF FACIAL BLEMISHES-

leading
yeope and .hu addre.sed to .a her reply
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09

ton that the body performs must be
absolutely and hygienically conducted
and that an foods Of stimulating nature
must be rigidly tabooed teas, coffee,
spices, condiments, gravies, rich meats,
alcoholics, etc) The utmost cleanliness,
not alone of the exterior, but of the in
terror of the body, and of the clothing,
must be observed. and when the regime
has been well entered into and is relent-
lessly pursued, It will be found that the
local condition will yield to treatment.
A celebrated specialist advises the use
Of detergent soaps-those containing
chamoniIe, salicylic acid, resorcin or sui
phur The skin should be bathed sew
eral times daily in fairly hot water with
whichever soap is preferred: no creams
should ever be applied, but after the To-
cal bath. dust the parts with an antisep-
tic powder. Here are two: Powdered
tale, 1-3 lbs; salicylic acid. / ounce; (;
or powdered tale, l pound; carbolic acid,
4 ounce.
More detailed information as to the
trea tment of acne" will be given by per-
sonal letter.
Answers to Queries.
Jack Frost-The only thing you can
do to take the "lxink" out of hair IL to
brush 1t vigorously and often with q
good hair oil. Here is an excellent form
ula: Castor oil ounces, alcohol 10
ounces, oil of lavender oil of rosemary
of each II dram, oil of bergamot 10 drops
You can reduce the amount of alcohol.
Reader-Appendicitis Is believed to be
due to bacterial Infection Pin worms
have been known to cause 1t.
Mrs Trenton-It is stated that scars
even those leading to extreme contrac-
lures, may be softened by painting them
with pepsin so, acid hydrochloric 0o.2 per
cent? 1000. After awhile they may be
massaged and stretched without pain.
Try this. Your Druggist will put up the
solution. 1t cannot possibly harm you
and will doubtless not only relieve the
pain but correct an unsightly blemish.
Julia Mary-You cannot possibly be
reading my articles as the questions you
ask have been repeatedly answered. Yes
many times. The underlying trouble In
your case Is unquestionably the absorp-
ton Of poisons from the intestinal tract
On receipt of your address / will send
you the name of some helpful remedies.
Elmer MI think your questions very
natural and very sane and regret that
they cannot be answered through this
channel There are many books that
you can consult on the various subjects
you touch on, that will explain phe-
nomena now obscure to you. A promi-
nent writer on sex problems says: "If
We except infants-in-arms, and a few
invalids and very old persons, the whole
Of our race Is subordinated to the phe-
nomena of sex as a means of suffering
or a means OF Joy"
Copyright Isr.)
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
BAND CONCERT PROGRAM.

By the United States Soldisrs' Home
Band Orchestra. tonight. beginning at $50
O'Clock. John S. NJ. Zimmerman, director.
March-"The Guiding Star" .Stieblitz
OTe-ture-"Sounds from the Sunny South
Entr-Acte-
(Al "Adisu'' tmslodie). .Karganon
Cb) "Coquettsris' .................. Mathew.
Selection Hip Hip Hoorsy'' .....Kargenor
New York Hippodrome Production.)
Fox Trot-''Mammy's Little Goal Black
Rose" "...............-........... Whiting
Waltz uits-"Conhdences'' ... Waldtr1ffsI
Idyl-"Softly Unswares" Hncke
e-"CiviliSaton' .......... .Schertzinxsr
The Star Spsngled Banner
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09

During the month OF December, sixty
two California limited trains left Chicago
for Los Angeles. This was seventeen
more than were run during December.
1al5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
GUARDS MASTERS BODY
Dog Has to he Conxed Away by Deud
Mans Brother After Two Days
of Vigilance.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
WINCH ESTER. VA. July 1S-The
body OF Henry *. Grubbs. thirty-eight
years old. associated in business with
his brother. c. r. Grubbs. was found
to-day in foot OF water In Abrams
Creek. several miles east Of town He
probably had committed suicide, for
his necktic and belt were knotted
tightly around his neck. A faithful
bulldog had been guarding the BODY
at least two days and nights. and even
when the lifcless form was discovered
by searching party. none dared an
preach until the arrival of the dead
mans brother. who coaxed the dog
away. Grubhs had recently been com
planning OF severe headaches
He leaves his widow. mother. two
brothers and two sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
Trade Report.
IT'S to-day Will say for Richmond

and vicinity:
''rhe usual between season dullncss pre-
walls in most lines Of wholesale trade. and
the stocking season * evident. Retail
trade Is fair. though the season has been
backward throughout. and mark down sales
being announced. manufacturing in
practically all lines continues active. and
In" ncn9nh tor an classes OF labor is un. .
wholesale arc lower than In recent months.
Building Is quiet. and permits much
below tho average. though this is some
what offset by The erection OF the govern
mcnt environments and other military
tivtics. Real estate IL quiet and the finan-
cial market has IA tendency to stincn Col
l"ctions fair
crop r"nort.-Crops are generally good In
some sections there is complaint Of too much
rain hut the weather has been excellent as
whole. The largest wheat crop ever
crown IN this district has been harvested.
Corn is In good condition and indications
are for record crop. Tobacco is growing
we'll and the acreage ~ slightly in excess
Of last year. Cotton is late. but shows Inn
provcmcnt Vegetables are plentiful and
paSturaSc Is excellent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
On the Curb.

On tnS SurD.
NEW YORK. July 1S.-wright- Martin Air
craft featured to;dny,s curb market with
Other stocks on tho industrial list wero
quiet and showed small chanvc from the
finals OF yesterday. Aetna Explosives had
a small advance at tho start to the highest
level OF the present movement. Merritt OIL
featured ra thor active oil market. Sales.
with closing bid and asked prices. follows:
1900 Aetna EIPosiy too i I,GIs i2ooo Mas i1
o. ss2S&: geo CoSdcn company REF; 2%9l2&j
Federal oil 4ladi&: 700 Int. Petroleum
la@l5t: 700 900, Met. Petroleum. III @I.s: 5000
stock. 7x#si; 500 Atlanta loaii: 5000 Big
aisi 300 Calumet and Jerome. lSg1h: 500
Con, Arizona. 2n az 3-l6:' 100 Goldfe1d Cons,
Jumbo Ext 3oTs2: 800 Mother Lode. 2s6Ts7:
o"o NipissnE 7%IS s az SEQ Rex Cons: 2!.e
I.h,: loo Jerome Verde. i'44 ia; 800 North
M,awSs oil luz" s7s LOO Usage omny o
stdS's: 1901 oklahoma p. and r.. 989H.
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BUND LIST

Sam. Writing Paper Observation-Disclosures. ssh
s,Anglo French 5S Observation-Disclosures. ~
-Ati2ntic Coast Line ~ tasked s>A
IA. Z. l.. CIV. Is (Baltimore) tasked).... A17
"A. Z. LII and y. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ii1
rCheSApeake ONO ".
eake and Ohio CIV. os.............. s7;.
eiisgrIl aud Myers Observation-Disclosures. lvJ
. Seaposrd Air Line adj. Observation-Disclosures. o.
rSouthcrn hallway Observation-Disclosures. ISL
rSoutncrn RaIiway Us tAskcdJ .............. IS
~. 5. Registered IS. lsou (uidI .......... 10
~. >. Registered IS, 1918 toid) ........... ~
AZ. D. Registered ts. l,-, (OldJ loiti
W. b kes. Panama -. lShl Tod l.........
-. s. Liberty Loan St7s ". i............. sy.4s
~. s. Steel ;. I. Observation-Disclosures. liza
~ Brown BROS. Ctfs. CIV. NA-).....-. ~
.Na--Car. Chemical Is (aSked) ............. IS
Aa:-Car. Chemical Cv. rs tasked)......... .J.i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
CHICAGO GKI1N M.EuET

CHICAGO. July ls-Officially confirmed
OF Kansas hoisted the market to-day
but was partly offset later By renewal OF
peace talk. The close unsettled 81
TO IN cents net advance. with September
i.ee-s and December ll4n TO liza. Wheat
amount OF business was Insignificant. Prices
finished steady at the topmost point OF the
day. a5 July and ..6 September. Oats
gained Il 10 Ia cents. and provisions fell
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prccipitated cent break ir cotton oil to-
day. and uncovered numerous stop orders.
The weakness in lard and Ereases sen
orally, alonE with st2gnstion in trade cir
cles, contributed to the bearish feeling.
Final net losses were 81 to lo7 points. Sep
TENDER sold from lt.65 to 1892. and closed
1895. Sales $3.50 barrels. Prime crude.
lcs7 q 1885. The market colsed unsettled and
weak Spot. 1926 bid: January. l26S o Is. 50;
February. 1855 @la.7s: July, 1895 @l4.co: Au.
gust, 1900 lt.oo: September Is. IS n AGO: Oc-
cernhcr. lS.iSfI15.E.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union stock iards.)

Report for the week ending July Is:
Choice steers. loS. Rllt: medium to good
g.. n 10: medium to good. II. aSi,: common
to fair. 6iagls. Choice cows. 7l7aS; medium
to good. 81 a.: common to fair 5fi5x Best
oxen. SASH; medium TO good. O.. a ~: com
mon to faiE 81 6sI. Best heavy bulls. III
mon to fair. IL Best heavy hogs Il n Ia:
medium weight. ltGlf7: shoats. l2nl3;
BOWS and stays. sail Rest sheep IA
common to fair, 81 q 6i4. Choice spring
lambs. Is; medium l3Tlf
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RICHMOND Hay MARKEr
Richmond. Va. July IS. 1917.
HAY.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK H.Rxry

CHICAGO. July ls.-Hocs: receipts % ono.
slow: bulk. tlt+oq sl5.2S: light, si4aO a sl5..n;
Te 'ms tls5o p,r hea .i % s,,sGg
Cattle: receipts. 1900. steady: native beef
SAVE SAY ssSsG sl+@: western steers: sssi q
COWS co US ,; and heifers. $500 sil.so: CAVES.
sheep; receipts. 5000: wc,her,. ,775a sllco;
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TRAD|NG,ON LIGHT SCALE
WITH NO GREAT CHANGES
Nothing But Specialtics Distinguish
Themselves, Few Making New
High Records.
:cofpER STOCKS ARE DULL
/. This Is Due to Continued Inability
(; of Government and Producers to
Reach Price Agreement - Revolt
+, i'll Petrograd Sends RubleS Down.

NEW YORK. july N,s,ock we're irresria,r
ss ss .Gdsy MIN n,hnE but the @
these spads NV Fhish rssoFds and one OF
.n oh Th md. low 70, a The NOT s
,erially changed, Trading was on list
The only news of importance marketwise
r waS the rsvoi, in Psrosrsd and that t sent
Private reports came from the southwes,
Of s., dam pass TO Ssn h' , Go erGn a.r having
closed 1t IS rhis action caused sympa:
COPPER soeSs IN dull SeSause Of the
continued inability OF the government and
Tobacco stocks inRuished themselves
with sharp advances and declines Dis
movement t Maxwell Motors was the dis
turhing element in tho autonobiic list.
NEW roKK j4i H@i lss,d siss. marks. shorts
susceptible stocks in a fairly successful ef.
fort 10 dGpIess The entire list
;rSmors which uas; doubt on the sna3n,cna nee
.dend- paying rails yielded to points.
fcssoDa i!aae r:a the Maxw"iI sroup Ealing
! toS points KcverSals otherwise were con
and special,ies at gross reccssions OF to )
popular war .descrir;ions held comparatively
nR shs G ao 10 be the
United , STATS S,eels course , was typical
Steel sold up 10 L. IA and closed at 10 81.
n net loss OF Is loirts.
Foreign affairs again ooscured by
the drop In iublcs to the new minimum OF
,?i -. With concurren; dscline Of 5 points
. in Russian government LIS on the curb.
Other European remittances or rates Of ex-
change were unaltercd on nominal dealings.
= Renewal of call loans at per cent. al
though the rate subseI uently dropped TO }.
offered little hope OF immediate relaxation
in local monetary conditions.
Considerable new financing is considered
+ by new corpora tions. but the form OF these
projects is yet to be determined.
The strength OF Denver and Rio Grande
refunding SIS. which rose over points. was
the future OF the irregular bond market.
The Liberty issue ranged from ss.ll TO 90 -.
Total sales. OF bonds tpar value). aEsre-
gated s26Sc.oco.
United States coupon and registered SIS
declined IA Ter cent on call.
,. NEW YORK. July ls.-Mercan,!e paper
rtT. Sterling: sixty.day bills SAG: com
-1ncrcial sixty-day bills banks tiTlA !;
..yommercial sixty day bills. sh7l,.: demand.
SSi.75l7; cables. s4.7s.. Bar silver. SOL Mex
,tcan dol lars, IS. Government bonds. heavy.
:-Railroad bonds. Irregular. Time loans,
-tlrm: si1ty-dSys. f7I5. ninety days and six
,nonths. 4Sa5. Call money. rirn: ruling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
NEW YORK LIVE sTOcK MARKEr.

.OIsIk Il.
NEW YORK. July lS.-Becves. steady;
steers. $500 sIs.2s: bulls. $500 ss.75: cows
81 y a 500
Calves: weak. veals. sIcooa $500: hulls
&s.nT sllpo; skim milk calves SIS cog! 50 50 /:
SraSHers 5000 $50: yearlinGs. $3.50.
sheep and lambs. steady. sheep. 5000
Hogs. lower: light. 3l5o0Gy $3.50: roughs.
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F: $40: @. SIS: H. $50: l.. e.s: K. $50: NJ

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
tReportcd by Rodgers. Piummer & CO.. Incl
PETERSBURG. VA. July K.-Spnnish-
Farmers stcck-Markct stronger. 237h per
bushcl.
Virginias - Farmers stock-MRrkct arm.
Fancy Jumbo. Sac per pound: extra prime.
Sac per pound. prime. Sc per pound.
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NAVAL STORES

sAVANNAH. Ca. July ls.-Turpentine.
nrm. 3'ii. sales. oi6 casks: receipts. 800
casks: shipments. SIS casks: stock. $3.50
casks Resin. hrm: sales, I.I3l barrels: re-
ctipts. LIZ barrels; shipments, 7o2 barrels
stocN. 16Gal barrels Quote: AB. CD. Z.
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MlSCELL.1SE OIs ,I..GhETS.
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
NEW YORK; July ls.-cotton goods and
yarns were quiet to-day. with prices easier
In second hands. GinGhams were In ACTIVE
demand. Dress goods prices showed further
advances over prices accepted a month ago
Knit goods prices for spring being ad
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NEW YORK. July ls.-rhe strength of the
near positions io"mcd ny as leading IN;
VAS responsible in par, for nrmnsss in new
crop months throughout most OF the session
q net advanc. OF 50 points. While october
touched - "A NH December 80. represent
irregular VITA prices from 10 u points
Unus1ai du!lncs, marked the opening
which was 10 points lower. influenced
das ;hs ~ J NJ The os ss
the drought sections IN southern Texas,
further headway d noon on the Weekly
government weather and crop report noting
the belt Win ,hs added ;niIence OF near
mcnth strength there was ii,;s disposition
csiIy UP 10 the close. owing 10 the south.
hardening OF the nearer new crop months
Is The ds!i:sryy, DAYS -Pgroaeh, The ottici.l
weather IN ,hc Southwest and further
favorable. Cotton futures table:
,n,v S onsE; h;sh Ley Close
SsS.?ss.r "a.5''' s. s. 8: s. 5:
JanuaTy ...''... .s.1 800 go. -
Spot cotton. steady. mtdd!!ns. e sc.
NEW YORK. July ls-rort movement
Foa s::day j. . III !ss S@ 4seep,s
bales; exports, s,s7i bales. stock. ts3 .ls bales
exports S.S. 80 Isl nsles receipts s"-' bales
- Total for season--Set receipts 90; z5s
bales: exports. 5.iiG o5J uai.s.
NEW ORLEANS July Ig-The session of
the cotton Ina!het today consisted OF a
series Of small Gfcahs and bulEes. Tn.
bulges were SHARP, but within narrow limits
and the sudden Improvement right on the
close surprised the ring. - tendency TO
improve was displayed despite the partisI
breaking OF the drought in Texas and the
favorable way IL. which the weekly crou
and weather reports from the govcrnmcnt
were construed. Highest prices we're re.
ported almost on the close. when trading
months were IS 10 z POINTS Up. Final QUO
tations showed net gain o. Il 10 20 points
The market opened a. the decline AVID
lost to II points around the opening on
the rains in Texas; shown on the weather
Good support met thi. small decline Ind
nearly 20 points; The weekly reports slim.
ulated lttle selling. 1850
The steady undertone generally 40,
down to nervousness among the shor; 80
ment because OF reports OF a good snn,
demand at interior points. and claims r.
stocks held at the larger points were no,
for sale. even at the fun ,narke, ,,rice '
Cotton futures closing bid July Is 20, q,
tober; 40: December. :4.H: January. 2t57
Spot cotton. nrrn. II points UP. Sales n,
the spot. le!s bales: TO arrive. 500 bales
hiddIing. 2s51r.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK. July lS-Raw sugar trro
centrifugal. s.o<; noiasses. SIS: refined nrin
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK. July S.-Raw sugar firm
centrifugal. slS<; moiasses. SIS: refined nrm
fine granuiascd 7.SMs0o Butter casi.r
ehaesc. unsettled. Spot coffee. steady: Rio
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Richmond& PETERSBURG
Electric Ry.
Southern Railway System

sot rains leave Richmond--Main ST Station
s sGneSSulf hEufss not guaranteed For the
i l5, CAFE Gar: 900 p ~. sie.per to Atianea:
vile open 200 +. NJ: 1870 l.. ~ iocsI rer
keysHiie. Chase CITY and C1fordSweet
:, York River llne-7:35 A. NJ. and AZ.
i. NJ. daily loc1! TO West Point: IN % y;
Meeting FOR Baltimore tam con-
s9S =, Nj i .;S.b r. 81 'so r, H. daily;
Point: $40 A. 81. and 6:iS p t nst
Steamer Train SiS A. ST. daily cxcept HoSg..
Ofiice OO7 f. Main st pbo, Nh