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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-08
Livestock Market.


Denver. colo. April s.-Cattle-Receipts.
500; market, strong Beef steer. slV ~
GI2-s5: COWS and heifers, $500 Q -l-5yi
stockers and feeders. $500 1905 calves
Hos aors4 Receipts $500: market, slow to
lower. Top. $3.50; bulk. none
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. market. SLOW ana
Lowell. Lambs, slS25G 1900 ewes 'l--''
Chicago livestock. Close.
Chicago. IN, April G--Hogs-Receipts.
2o0os market steady 10 p cents lower yer
than yesterdays average Iep. 49,,
bulk. s15.10616.25; heavy. Sl4-s5 . 15-5es
medium. s15-25 616.s0s light, Sl5-5u e
1850: ught-nEht. $i4-s0 1900: helty
packing soTs. smooth. sls.oo 9 l4,uO' pa pa "a
ing sows. rough, fl2-T5 1895; pigs. s-s-oo
Cattis-Reeeipts. 1000; market weak
Beef. steers. medium and heavy isnts
choice and prime 1876 @ 1890; medium
and good. $3.50 O 1873; common. $l9.yv y
II so. lightweight, good and choice, 4l1-4p
aIa25: common and medium. $50
$40. butcher cattle, heifers. $50 2 80
cows. g750GIa15. Gamers and cutters
81 00TT5O- veal calves s13-15 g 15-z5s
feeder steers. s9-0O911.s5; -stocker steers.
sheep-Receipts. 1000; market nominal
lambs. 50 pounds down, $500 g -p-4s'
cuIs and common, s14-75 17-75; ewes,
medium good and choice. sli-oe $780,
culIs and common. $500 q 1918,
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. No april s-Hogs-t-e-
ceipts. 1000: % cents 20 50 cents lower
Bulk. S1Ao06 15-e0; heavies. $3.50 g 500;
medium, $500 1880; lights, fi4.I50
1850; packing sows. $3.50 8l2-5o; pigs
Csttie-Reeeipts. 59oe: market SLOW.
Light beet steers about steady. others IN
shsep-Receipts. 5000. No trading. due
n unsettled railroad conditions
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
Fort worth, Tex. April s.-Cattle-Ite-
CENTS Wednesday. $500: market steady
Beeves, se-58Gl2.25; stockers- sI-5o9
1850; cows. $4,000 1915 heiferss 500
1s50; bulls. $500 1885, calves. 5000
Hoes-ReceIpts. $500. market. IS cents
down Heavy 2iA500If.75; light, Sl4-l5
al5-o0; medium, $3.50 61l5o; mixed,
sI2-50d 1a50; common. $3.50 Q 1880; pigs
sheep-Reeeipts. 75o: market, steady.
Lambs $4,000 1880: yearlings, $500 q
400: wethers. s12-5o61f.so; ewes, 211-50
a1s5o; culls. $500 SOC; goats. $500
SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-08
COPPER Stocks
REMAIN STEADY

Copper stocks remained quiet with
only small fractional changes, &C
cording to J. S. Curtiss & Co., Sc
cnritv National bank building. Thurs
day- The New York market was
active. sales at noon totaled $4,000
shares. Chfef'interest conferred in the
standard industries, with General Mo-
tors opening at "a points higher al
sS5- and was selling at the same price
Crucible opened IS points higher.
Curb Copper Stocks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-08
WINTER WHEAT
REPORT ISSUED

washington. D. c.. April S.-Pro-
duction Of winter wheat this year
was forecast today at 4s5,6l1,0O
bushels and rye 75.841,0 900 bushels,
by the department OF agriculture.
which based its estimate on the acre
age planted last December. allowing
for average acreage abandonment and
assuming average influences until
harvest. Condition OF winter wheat
April I was 75.6 percent and rye SIS
percent Of a normal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-08
AMERICAN TELLS OF HOLDUP
IN REAR OF. UAREZ SALOON

The police Of Juarez have received
a complaint from E W Baker, a
guest Of an FL Paso hotel that he
has been robbed Of $50 in money
and a diamond pin valued at SO BY
two Americans at the rear entrance
Of the FL Alamo saloon The rob
berry took place at a late hour in the
night. according TO the tourist.
Bird Supplies Of all kinds FL Paso
Seed Co, 500 East san Antonio St
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-08
STATE NATIONAL BANK

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. S250.0oO.0o
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
c. r Morehead. President.
Joseph MnEoffin. Nice-Presidenf.
T. n. Bnssett, Viee-Prexldeut.
George D. FlOry, Fiee-Presideut.
R. W. MeAfees Cashier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-08
For SaIe-FurnFture

~~~
PIANO AND FURNITURE Of room house
for sale. ISIS WHITE OAKS. Ph- 2642J.
FURNITURE Of room apartment FOR
sale, including Victrola; viii sell all or
any part 70 one party. Ph. $50 after pm.
WANTED = Second hand furniture, any
2mouli ana qualty; We pay caE1s phone
US BEkEhHLLL FURNITURE CO.. 600
san Antonio. Ph. 1856
FOR sALE-Four stoves in fine condition.
base burner, air tight heaters etc 10l3
Montana. Phi 70e0.
FURNTTURE-Four rooms. 5 room cot
raEe for rent call after pm 6l2 y. e
LARGE mirror. stove. bed, table, vases,
dresser. curtain poles. scarfs. and pillows
also nay home So E Nevada
We Buy and sen an kinds q furniture
and tools RALPH v. DAVIS, corner
0verland and OREGON. Ph- ~.
FURNITURE Tor sale, dining table.
chairs. 2 wicker rockers. settee, rugs. same
new Apply 11l1 Aiamogordo-
WE STILL HAVE BARGAINs IN storage
and commission furniture. fresh lotn u
weekly G Houser uphoisteTlnG Co.
700 Tszaa Phi fllo.
FURNITURE Of 9 room apartment. new
and desirable. apartment for rent Ph-
S73oW. Alexandra Apis, No -.
GGVERNlfEN tents. blankets shoes,
Hiickers. ponchos. etc. immediate delivery
INTERNATIONAL SALES CO., NC
Main and Kansas St. z Paso. Tex
SPECIAL PRICES for cash buyers are be-
ing made for q short time at HOME FUR
NITURE CO. SIS TEXAS 81.
Our WATCH REPATR DEPARTMENT
Exercises the utmost care and persecution
in repairing your watch All work fully
guaranteed Prices right
BAHSETT's, 219 san ANTONIO 81.
VIII PAY highssf cash price for second
hand furniture or VII exchange new for
o' RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
Phone 2s02 Ics-I1 s. stanton.
THE WESTERN FURNITURE co. wiz
pay cash for your furniture or We VIII
exchange L for rev. Come % the store
that saves you money. Phi. 1432. corner
Stanton and Overland
FOR sALE-LeavinE city. furniture, beds.
chiffclier rockers. dining room set. phol-
oEraph, library table, oil stove, ice box
5T1I Morencl
VIZ 10 NOT answer ads. but have the
cash and can use several thousand dollars
worth Of second hand furniture. any kind
any quantity G. D. Houser upholstering
Co. 700 Texas. Ph- 40.
a LITTLE Down The buyer pays
a little more 10 thirty days.-
FOUTZ-MOOEE FURNITURE co.
i1s y Stanton
THREE piece walnut bedroom SET 2 rugs,
gss range. solid leather couch. leather
bottom rockers. ! desk and chair. reading
lamp and numerous other things this
furniture is the same as new Phi. 6o25.
eT12 silver
FOR SALE-DlninE room suite, living
room suite. ivory bedroom suite, iron bed,
sewing machine. piano, window draperies
kitchen linoleum. porch swing. refriEer-
ator. Lawn mower. 271z 2. Boulevard Phi
Musical Instruments
~--~-~-~~-~-~-~-~-----~-~ ~-~-~~-------------'>~
BARGAIN-Victor Victrola. brand new
with new records. cheap Tor cash Pm
550S.
PHOSOGRAPHs REPAIRED.
ANY make. ezpert service: we sell Victor
TIctrolzs. records and BrunsWicz phono-
graphs. easy terms Phi 167 or 900 for
deuonEtrat ion-
+. G. BILLINGS co.
Successors 20 ". c. Walz Col
100 s. II Paso ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-08

A fun and complete stock OF the
newest and latest hits in Columbia
Records at
sJenkins Music Co.'S New store.
413 Texas St Phone 3236.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-08

Garden Tools for that home gar
den. Fl Paso Seed Co. 523 E. san
Antonio St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-08
PRICES
MOVE UPWARD

New Orleans. La. April s--Cotton
prices moved upward in today's trad
ing, with the old crops leading in the
advance.
Sa7-sI; September. S55.4e. October. S3l-9es
December. $3.50: January. s33.75.
The May position became extremely ac-
tive and strong and the entire list frmed
Up rapidly under its leadership, the mar
ket breaking into new high ground all
along the line. May late in the morn
ing stood at SfI.05 and the active months
were % TO 100 points higher than the
last quotation Of yesterday. New crops
did not show anywhere near the strength
displayed by the old
NEW YORK COTTON.
New York April 6--Cotton futures
closed barely steady May, ss11os July.
s5sss; October. gs5.2s; December, S3A45;
January, SSs.7S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-08
Musical instruments
DOGS For Sale, Wanted, Etc.
DTsssmaHng

CHILDREN clcthas a speciality by high
class dressmalzer. Fiddick, Phi 5s31.
SEWING and rsmodelinE done reasonable.
call sos n Campbell, Pm. SofJ-
SEWING neatly done. fittings Euaran-
Iced. prices reasonable us y. Virginia.
Pm s324
COMFY TUR-F0r dress trimming. muffs.
s1Ilsr pieces etc, ship anywhere. New
zealand Red Rabbitry. 2905 san Diego,
Pr. 27o4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-08

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PIANO AND FURNITURE Of room house
FOR sale. 2915 white Oaks. Pm 26f2J.
FURNITURE Of a 4 room apartment for
sale. Including Victrola: viii sell all or
any part TO one party. Phi. 547T after pm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23

advertising that they, would lend money
on lots that to DO stored
The Genius bureau ngur.s OF $3.50. &c
bales ginned TO November II w.rn alto
HethcI higher than expected. and they
caused recession. o; 70 20 points around
the opening, but the market reacted al
most immediately under realizing ~
shorts and rose an h!Sh a, Levels &c 10 4.
points over the close o. Saturday When
L vas pointed out :hat ;hc ginning re:
mort meant that the output this last period
was l;tfrpO bales against l.2s5 90 thc same
icriod last year and $500 TWO ySars ago
seling commenced aRain and this tim.
prices merc forced = TO SO polnts under
in- nnsi prices of Saturday. SON. months
making ncw low levels !or the e.son.
Dscernh-r Eel! TO lt.s. which co'npa- ed
wIir ls.s a. the highest al the day. The
nhrTe' wa very steady In the last hour
o. The session and the close was . to 81
points net higher on the day.
LIVERPOOL. nov. ?.-Co,,on soo,.
2ui-' prices easier: Coed m!ddling, Il.i;
,nidd'inF; az good ordinary ca; ordi-
90 American. Receipts. s.I3 bales inciud
.nE no AmsEiean: FUTURES closed easy.
Nay. ~: July. llZi: October. W.ss.
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NEW ENGLAND ROADS FACE
RUIN, COUNSEL DECLARES
Tremendous Operating Dehcits In
creased Even at Advanced Rates
Allowed.
y Associated Press.]

WASHINGTON. Nov. es.-Cnless
Immediate financial relief Ia afforded
the New England railroads "ail. or
most of them. will very shortly be
driven into recciverships." the Inter
state Commerce Commission was told
today by Charles +. Choate, Jr., and
Wilbur LaRoc. Jr., couscl for the
lines.
The commission was told that tho
actual returns 10 tho roads in Sep
tember and the estimated returns for
October under the increased rates
granted under the transportation act
confirmed that the income received
by the roads was not sufficient TO
meet their requirements.
Counsel for the roads said that for
tho eight months ending last August
81. the actual deficit in the net rail-
way operating income of the roads.
excluding the Boston and Albany, q
part of the New York Central syS-
mates for next year showed net
railway operating income OF about
sl0,00o,00o or s40.00o.O0O less than the
net railway operating income re-
quired by the transportation act TO
show 6 per cent OH the fair value OF
the property.
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pho.phate Termlnn1, Omen.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Nov, 22.-
After five years OF idleness. duo to
tho war. phosphate terminals here re-
Gently purchased by the Lancola
Phosphate Company were again put
into commission today w'-h The ar
rival of the steamer Frederick Gil
bert to load 1000 tons of tho mineral
for British port. The Spanish
steamer Marrojo is due soon for a
similar cargo.
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DU POINT ACQUIRES LARGE
BLOCK OF GENERAL MOTORS
w. c. Dnrnnt, However. VIII Con-
tinue to he Actively identified
With Concern.
[By Associated Press.1

NEW YORK. Nov. ga largo
block OF General Motors Corporation
common stock, formerly owned by
w. e. Durant, president OF Tho cor
poration. has been acquired through
private negotiations by Pierre S
dupont and associates, according to
reports current in the financial dis
trict today.
Neither or the parties interested
would discuss the details of TIE
transaction which are said to involve
between 100000 and 1000 .0OO shares.
1t Is understood that Mr. Durant still
retains large Investment holdings In
General Motors. and that he will con :
tinue to he actively Identified with
that corporation.
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REJECTS CANCELLATION
OF RATE INCREASES
IntcrHtntc Commerce CommiSnfon
Against Change I'm Present Water
Competitive Rates.
[By Associated Prcss.l

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-Schedules
proposing cancellation of increases I'm
present water competitive rates on
and articles taking the same
rates in carloads from shipping points
In the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida,
Virginia, and eastern Alabama to
Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York,
same rates, were disapproved today
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23

NEW, YORK. Nov. .e.-Cottonseed oil
dropped another &c today In line with
other commodity markets. but a more
and u rally took place on short covering
and local hpying Tor a reaction; Spot
markets were lower. Final bids were 5
points lower 20 mt higher. Sales. h1o)
barrels. Tenders. 500. Prime crude, coo.
sales: prime suInme: yellow spot closed a
$40; D"cembcr s.I5: March. 81; May. aN.
all bids.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
ClEE,E.E

NEW YORK. Nov 22-There was noino
further switching la the market for coffee
futures today. but business generally was
very quiet and tho price movement mar
In response to weakness In Rio exchange
rates and reports OF lower miirets prices.
futures, and tho market hero stcndicd a
few points from the lowest. March con,
closed at al. with the general market
pnerns e HsSins SnseS oin nj
May. ISL; July. 7.s3; September. sos. Spot
coffee quiet.
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CuICAGO GRAIN MARKEr

CHICAGO. Nov. 1h-Paruyr!s OF general
today In the price OF wheat. fhe MARKET
altervfaId rallied little. but Tho close
with December L6o to leoi and March
LIS to Ia Corn gained &c to 2Hc and
oats lost x 10 lAc. In provisions there
was n setback ranging from 81 to l.D.
Corn and oats In sympathy With the
records since 1916. but then cnrn hcca w =
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Lumber Prices Rcnch Bottom.

GREENNiLLE, S. c., Nov. o2.-Re-
tail lumber prices in Greenville and
the upper section OF South Carolina
the last four months. and retailers
today expressed the opinion that tho
'bottom" In prices has been reached.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE announcement
that the President OF Cuba may declare
an embargo sugar had little influence
in tho local raw sugar market today md
prices were unchanged at ttc. for cubas.
cost and freight. equal to SIS for Ccntrfu-
gals There were sales of 800 bag, OF
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Nov. sECln,h and yarn
markets ma, today remained generally dull.
were moro numerous. but requests came
for, lower price, than merchant, think
viii DO reported for some time. Inactivity
In mems wear continued. burlaps nrmcr
and silks slightly improved.
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RICE.
NEW onI.rAvGH ~ - 2.

NEW ORLEANS. Sow. Through rice.
csipts. same. Clean rice Suiet. Sales:
Japan: 700 nockets. IS: Blue Rose. I.ss!
polish. 5000 Reoeir1s, none.
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NAVAL. STORES

pc aAGKso sne, 5 e. NO" -Tqs-
rsipts. l.cz2 :shipm"nts., IL: stock. $3.50.
Rostn nothing doing: sales. none: receipts
7;ia; shipments, 900. stock. IA.iss Quote
Y: d. p +. G. II. ]. X. ", y. WV. and
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,sAyAS ss;tA GA. Nov. :,;-Turpen,.ne.
Inents lc5: stock, ieai. Ros.n. quit: sai ,p
@; receipts. l.Ts: shinmentx. .o72: stock,
st.el1; OTotS: =. D. L, F. G. II, !. K. NJ.
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COMPLAIN OF |. C. C. ORDER
Florida Citrns Growers Declare Re
consignment Edict Means Heavy
Loss for Them.

by Associated Press.l
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Nov. ga
Florida citrus fruit growers and
shippers face the possibility OF heavy
losses as result OF tho recent re-.
consignment and diversion order OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
effective December 1. according to a
statement made by J. E. Calkfus.
counsel OF the Florida railroad com
mission hero today following a con-
iefence with members OF the Florida
citrus exchange
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NEW YORK. Nov. '22GAithdush .he-.
were irregular price movements on the
broad Street curb. with some stocks show :
ing losses during the forenoon. the market
tone generally was strong. 4 number OF
dets Irmined bear opposition. and rejecting
terests to add to their present holdings ut
dated attracted attention BY lis action. flrst
advancing about . points to l2h and nj
midday was quoted at II bid without any
Curb close. bid and asked:
Init. Pete new........... ThaS ISL
M!4Tcst ...... ......... li7. T lISE
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I Not operated Sunday.
No. operated Saturday or SUNDAY
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Train,
daily, unless atherwiSe shownI published
only as information and not guaranteed.
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW. YORK. Nov, 3-Gooi rallies were
ia o s9.S ioa1y seT
s'rsnEtS q ne early sTadins s@ The 'o man:
"hanged TO "a points lower on o hear months
aIh g = points higher on later positions,
@ nS whcS spo the ae oe Of
tgsss The SoysTTInE advanced need, January 10
nrdey's close. Renewed liquidation OF De-
"f CHECKED ye4y the Weak aSH "iss IL bs the
ing. This break carried Deeember to ,'' i5.Ss
nSnos s,a ps ps hf Tho 5G ase fs
n eeiy s SboS fHa pSp pssn,s
Atty s eyeF asp Hy rS %l @ sn sss and
back % sss RS%y ssssos r.
,hs south sold on the advance. CLOSING
, sn"i here was quiet; with middlIns q
snoi at New Orleans was s' QUIET. with mid mid.
,iiIns p points lowers tho sales were
GS s, %s~ RSIss"s ss1S sass
81 !" H%saa,a jos: ss s.. HSals Norfolk
Ss Es sssT"s'dd,nr. Mo: receipts. 100;
,,a "tai t1dayr,,Eeesseipts. So.7S; exports. 2.
:, Total rct for week-Receipts. e,.ses; exports.
Total, fer ,saason-Recelptz. 2sss.es7; ex.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23--During a good
nart of the day the LrIce of cotton was
vemhcr ~. but In tho late trading tho
market was very steady on realizing pur.
account, based on reports of .eaaler money
condition.. IN tho South and per cent
4 that II some IteTlesl mstkeG fseto aS
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FINANCIAu

NEW WORK. Nov. 22.-Prime mercantile
gaper: TAGS, Exchange. strong; sterling
0-day hills RS commercial 60-day bills
90 banks. f3.t5; commercial cp-day bills.
&3is: demand. SAY: cables. S.5oH.
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CURE MARKET,

LONDON. Nov. 22.-Par silver. 47xd nor
ounce: money. 5H per cent: discount rates:
short bills Gl3-l6ITs per cent; three.
months bills. l1-I5 per cent.
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nrmer. It was said that a leading bear
Spectator in corn was reducing his
tnltm-nts. Acute depression IN the hos
rnarkc, sent provisions down GRADE
Leading futures RANGED as follows.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
Reported by Rodgers. Plummer 4: Co. Inc
Petersburg. Va. Nov. p. 1890.
Old peanuts, 81 per bushel: new peanuts
market weaker 3l.D to 81. per bushel.
MISUNDERSTANDING Stock. Old peanuts
no buyers and offerings. New peanuts
market steady.
Fancy jumbos. = to Sc per ID.
Nmbos, 10 &c per ID.
Extra prime. 5i1c per Id.
Prime &c
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. Nov. z-Cattle: rcceiIts. ~
900: good and choice corn-fed steers scarce
and 3 to 50 cents higher: top, 1876; steers
natives, $40 Gl3oo: bulk westerns. 7.o0@s.t0
heavy koSher cows. cannors. cutters. choice
fat heifers, stockers and feeders steady;
in -hstween slades. sho stock dull; spots
Gamers. s'sassS; veal calves mostly Csc
lover: bulk. MoGi%@.
lower; late mostly &c lower: closing fairly
active at Is 70 i;eo iower; top early IL@
TO i0-pound pigs. IloSqll..5.
bulk natives lc.ooa 400; fat SHEEP, q to
native ewes +oo94.59; feeders steady TO
unsven!y lower: tor feeder lambs early.
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VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER co.
INTERURBAN DIVISION
SCHEDULE.
EnectiYe November eI. ms

Effective November 81. 1890.
s,fsets South R,e SaYs seventh a and per,I
As A. s NJ; ,t5:S5 .; ~ 500 \ A.. !;m
LOO A. IN ~. l2;G' PP !S9 100 NJ; 3:oi
$40 r. M. 500 +. A.. 700 p. NJ. ga;
r. NJ. 800 Z. NJ. 1000 p. Al. ll:oo i. NJ
l2:ol y. NJ.
Electric Trains leave Sycamore and Ola
Streets netsr'HSurE FOR Rishmond: 500
s:as ~ NJ, s;3S 4. A., 1885 a. NJ. Ii:3i
A5.rM Nj; l%s' = III i;a P; ~. 2:aS p. NJ.
NJ. toe ?. A.. 7:25 P. NJ. s:a5 i. NJ
s:1 r. NJ 1910 p. M. u:4o P. 81. l5:i;
y. NJ.
Not operated Sunday.
No: operated Saturday or Sunday.
Daily. except Saturday and Sunday.
local trains will be run between Seventh
and Perry Streets, South Richmond and
Stop No; every half hour from 500 A 81
TO 300 a, NJ. and from 500 p. NJ to 1850
NJ, and from Sycamore and Old Streets
Peter5bvrE. to Stop No. 81 every half hour
from Cos a. NJ. to sos A. ~ and from
3:o5 r. II. to T:o5 p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07

raising farm. We then told him that
he must make report as to the ex-
pense of maintaining his towns pau
pers and we got the figures.
The point is, one might wonder. if
that town is running its town farm
for profit making. what qualifications
the superintendent and matrcn may
have for the care and weli-being of
the inmates, those unfortulates who
were obliged, probably through no
fault of their own, TO depend on 9TH
ers for all that is found in a home.
The situation is also typical of the
New England small town provision
for its paupers. The place must have
farmer and a superintendent and is
not large enough for both. hence in
the profit making conditions, where
does the care of the unfortunates
come in? 1t is not confined wholly 10
New England. for big PENNSYLVANIA
has few of the borough almshouses
left. just on our plan. and the last
report of its State Board states that
precisely the same conditions prevail
that have mentioned.
THIS system never has and never
viii compare with the county aims
house plan, where trained, profess
sional men and women can be Sc
cured for the proper care of the in
mates. I in no way mean to criticize
any individual or individuals, but the
system. If under it, the farm is sue
cessful as a farm. that, part of the
work far outshines the care of the
DOOR,"