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New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
DIRE NEWS EXPECTED.
Il Fearful Story Untold-G~ards
on Wan to MOScO7C.

ST Petersburg. Dec %, II SO p. m.-There
is no further news from Moscow tonight The
Associated Press's correspondent there succeed
ed in getting the st. Petersburg bureau by tele-
phone this evening but he had only uttered the
words, 81 am going to tell you a horrible story
when he was cut of.
Since then nothing has been heard from the
correspondent
The Seminovsky Regiment OF Guards was
dispatched to Moscow by train tonight This
is considered rather ominous.
St Petersburg. Dec. IA brief message from
Moscow to-day says that troops with artillery
are pouring into the city, but that the situation
has not greatly changed The revolutionists
hold sections of the Moscow -Kazan road. Des-
ultory firing is going on. The military patrols
are engaged in guerilla warfare with the revo-
1utionisys who are seeking refuge on the roofs
of houses and in the narrow thoroughfares.
Another message from Moscow says that all
the night the artillery worked at destroying the
barricades.
The revoutionists. this message says. are di-
vided into three armies The first, consisting
of SUO men armed WIN ElHeS anu PAASS' -
operating between Moscow and Perovo. using
the railroad, which it controls. Artillery and
cavalry are being employed against this force
The second army is armed especially with
bombs and revolvers. and is composed of thou
sand persons, in whose ranks are many women
who display not only bravery. but ferocity. This
force is operating in the region between tbs
sadovia district and the Jewish market: has
many barricades to prevent the passage OF
troops. is operating in small groups and is at
tacking patrols. When pressed these revolu-
tionists disappear into alleys and houses Ar
tilIery. cavalry and infantry are used against
this body.
The third and largest army is operating in
the region between the Brest Railroad station
and the TriumphaI Gate. It also has many bar
ricades. and is engaged in guerilla tactics. max
ing it difficult for the troops to inclose it. Soms
of the barricades were battered down by artil-
lery but they were rebuilt by the survivors.
The school where the Moscow revolutionary
committee held its sessions has been destroyed
but the committee managed to escape.
The engineers union here has just received
news from revolutionary sources at Moscow that
the Rostoff Regiment has Joined the insurgents
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
ELECTION BETS NOT PAID VET.

In spte of the fact that Mayor Mcclellan got his
certificate oF election yesterday, the Stockholders
did not pay over the money in their hands bet on
the Mayoralty election II Is estimated that about
g 00 Cg has been tied up result of the con-
test and the various stakeholGe.s are waiting
for one of their number TO take the initiative
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
DgwgY,s YEAR AND 12 YEAR PORT

The best Medicinal Wine made
H. T. Dewey & Sons Co.. 12s Fulton St.. New York
-Adyt
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Southern Industrial Development.
Tho rt,pna. ton \

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May s.--The ac-
campaigning list OF new industries reported TO
tho Tradesn,an for the week Just ended shows
Southern Sthtcs along all lines OF endearor.
acknowledgement, $4,000 manufacturing COM
pany; Lynchburg. $4,000 company to manu-
factiiro brooins, picture frames. etc: Norfolk,
$25 900 knitting mill; Bentonville sl0,0 900 MILL
Ing and manufacturing company; Alexandria,
5000 knitting mill.
West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500, 900 iron.
steel and tin plato company; Hinton, $4,000
development company: HarrIsyiis. $4,000 heat
and light company; Wheeling. 900 gun fac
tory; Terry. $4,000 coal mining company;
Gladly, $780, 900 lumber company; Iuka. S8 600
lumber company; St. Mary's mining and
quarrying company; Buckhannon, $4,000 oil
and gas company.
MISUNDERSTANDING. distillery: Hopklnsville,
100000 snun factory: Louisville. $4,000 ware
house and elevator company.
North carolna-Apex, $50. 900 tobacco ware
house company; Greensboro. 1000 machine
company: /. $50, 900 brick works; Pilot Mountain.
600 tobacco factory; Durham, 100000 coffin
factory New Bern, lumber COMPANY: besse sc.
tncr City $50 900 cotton mill Charlotte, $780, 600
machine works.: Fayetteville. 10000 clothing
factory: Waynesville.S electric light plant;
Randenan, wheelbarrow factory; Apex, cam
ming factory.
ID South 5Carolina-IIa rtsvlle. 10000 furniture
factory; Union, 81, 600 canning factory; Green
willie, $40, 900 oil mill and gin company.
6 Tennessce-Memphs. novelty works: Chatta-
nooga, 10000 box manufacturing company;
SIS 900 canning company to erect factories IN
Georgia: Hartman. medicine factory; Mash Y: a.
phosphate company; Knoxville. vtnser factory:
Be,rns saw mill and handle factory near
Trenton grain elevator; Bristol. 100 rock
crushing company. a5
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COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, May S.-Tfe cotton market
showed considerable excitement, owing to
strong bull support and active covering, parti-
Sculary OF nearby shorts. Tho close was about
4 points down from, the top on May; but well
opened steady mt an advance OF lG4 points, and
in spite of rather Indifferent early cables show
ed hrmness almost from the start, owing 10
numerous reports claiming too much and
poor corp outlook In important sections OF the
belt While local bears claimed that the ofri-
cialt weather reports were not unsatisfactory.
they wera plainly uneasy, owing to the strong
showing ny New Orleans and Wall Street bull
support, and with hardly a reaction the mar
ket worried higher until In tho early afternoon
May cotton was selling around 7.73 or a net
advanc eof "a points while later months were
] about lS119 points net higher. The close WAS
very steady. at q net gain Of l59:o points.
Sales futures were estimated at $50, 900 bales,
Private reports OF firm spot markets In the
South. and large exports, showing the big de-
mand from abroad, were factors In the adj
vance According 70 official reports Southern
spot markets were 1-l6Thc. higher. The local
spot was 20 points higher
Receipts at tho ports to-day were 1858 bales
against 17,4U last week and 87S7 last year.
For tho week (cstin,ated) 10000 bales against
172,7ss last week and 26,7lS last year. To-day's
receipts at New Orleans were 6,Oo2 bales
against 1,6s7 last year, and az Houston 3.772
bales against 459 last year
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market NARROW
AND PRICES Low.
Trading Largely iii Professional
Hands-Largc Operators
Still Wary.
.ANGLo.FRENcH CLASH REACTS.
Business Sharply Affected by
Tension Over Question
Of Mentality.
nv Associated I'rcss,)

NJ ROW s (By Associated prcSS)
NEW YORK, May S.-Mcasurcd by the
effects ii, the New York stock market tho
tension between Great Britain and Franco
over tho preservation OF neutrality in tho
Far East must be acute. Measured ny
anv other business Index there does not
scem@ito be serious apprehension OF any
rupture between those two Powers. II ID
true that the selling Of stocks IN New
York, which carried prices downward, was
mostly for foreign account but the VOL
unc of 1t was not impressive, anu Ati'e
real effect on prices must be attriputeu
in large part 10 the continued DOUBT leil
towards the market by operators OF any
considerable power or Influence Prlces
or stocks broke In a uecdedly weak man
Il ner, q number OF instances showing lowni
quotations than at the extreme low 80. er
OfEiast week The Pacifcs, SouthwestcrHs
and Southerns were most aitected among o
the railroads, and the iron ana ste s.s
stocks were conspicuous amongst INC III,
dustrals. The selling. although modera,e e,
was.Sy we'll distributed; and no part
OF the list escaped entirely the prevailing
weakness. The result seems conclusive
of the failure OF the conslderabie r.! re-
duction in prices which has already taken
place to attract any effective denlan q.
The market was narrow and obviously
largely in professional hands as was IN
UlCatru by INC llH 4VOlulIOS " S1AS -
actions, both on the decline and On the
rally When the operations for tore dsn
the supply OF stocks proved scanty for the
needs Of the shorts The o.
covered level OF prices. and they were but
poorly held. so that the closing was bare
~ recovered.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value. 81. $50 900. United States bonds were
\ ali unchanged on call. . "a
amounted to 1856, 500 shares.
MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLOsE:
Money on. call steady at 1l-2as - per
q "a ner cent; time money steady: sixty
days and ninety days Il per Gent; SIX
camille paper. & s-4a4l.s per cent. stcr-
ling exchange steady closed steady with
actual business in bankers biils !. at It
1S.75 for sixty days bills: posted rates.
1851. and s4.s7 II: commercial bills
sf4.S4 3-sd4.S4 10. Bar silver. 81 1-8; Next
can dollars, r. IL.
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COZ TON

NEW YORK, May S.--The cotton stua-
tion: Spinners takings OF American cot
ton last week We're a66,o0o bales. For the
last ten weeks they have averaged $4,000.
If for tho balance of the season they
average only 10000 bales the total taxi
ings will exceed 12,50o,o00 bales.
British Board Of Trade returns show
that for the two months of March ana
April, exports OF. cotton manufactures
from Great Britain exceed last year SO
per cent
r The New York Commercial, in its report
ON the dry goods market to-day, says:
1.-THE great jobbing sales that closed
Saturday afternoon were pronounced sue
cesses Mills are busy on orders and
the shipments that are being made for
export are growing larger. With the
cotton goods market growing stronger
and the range OF prices on goods to ar.
contingent Is being heard from In
way that clearly indicates that secondary
supplies are low
Meantime tho crop grows worse and
later. Instead of improving, Ten inches
Of rain Is reported to-day from some
points In Texas, and the Brnzos River
Is rapidly reaching an overflow level.
We shall doubtless hear from the Mis-
sissippi later. The crop throughout the
belt is badly IN grass. Even money to
a large amount was TO my personal
knowledge Wagered here to-day that the
next crop would not exceed eleven nll-
lion bales. With the general recognition
of existing conditions sure to come,
look for u buying movement shortly, tho
immensely OF which will be in proportion
to the trade now in progress and under
Csjgned) THEODORE II, PRICE,
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and general cargo.
H SA1LBD
baltimore. Courtney baltimore. passengers
and general cargo.
N. & w. DIVIDEND.
Road Earning Twice as Much
as It Is Paving.

tspec!ai to Tho Times. Dspatch.)
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May s.-A director
OF the Pennsylvania. railroad said HAD we
known to what extent the public was looking
for an increase In tho Norfolk and Western
dividend, II would have undoubtedly been
ralsed at tho last meeting Of the board. The
company Is earning moro than twice the dlvi-
dend It Is paying, and It was the full intention
of the jorIty OF the board when the meeting
assembled to raise the rate from three to four
per cent. but President johnson asked that
could complete some improvements which he
wished to make ont of the surplus earnings and
we. OF course. assented. All reports that tho
failure to raise the Norfolk and Western divl-
dend was becntlso OF bad business or bad out
look either In tch soft coal trade or Mt Wash
ington arc without foundation.
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Total Today at all ports-Net receipts, h.6ls
bales: export to Great Britain IL ~ oales: ", 70
France iD.hss hnles; to the Continent, W't "'
bales: stock. 600, IA bales. = %.
Consolidated at all gports-Net iecsipts; $3.50
bales; export to Great Britain 81, nales; -, 10
France, loss bales; TO the Continent. 0,azt
Total since septembcr lst at all ports. Net
receipts $3.50 $50 bales: export 70 Great
.o1 s bales TO Frtnee 100. Hs bales 70 t l1a
Confinent 28lb, OBI bales: to Japan, zSl,0s
bales; TO Mexico, 2s,4Tz bales.
II NEW ORLEANS, La. May s.--CoTIOS-
Epot cotton quiet, but nrm: sales so oales'
Including $50 70 arrive and loo I. Q. 0. a1ioas.
Quotations advanced NC
Futures opened firm with prices SOS points
higher than Saturday 9 closing on unsatlstac-
tory other conditions Expectations OF an IN
favorable weekly crop summary ana oau
weather forecast for the entire oeit to-ntsnt
nd tomorrow strengthe the MARKET. snort
,iIouidation and long buying continued wei!
-throu IN tho session. Shreveport wired that
crop conditions could hardly DO worse Fiooa as
done much damage Reports from Tyler. lex {.
were to the effect there were boil weeyit IN
the black land OF Williamson county. Many
Young weevil have also been found IN Lee
county In the trading May opened polnts up
at 4 Sc, ea.ed OF a point and then advanced 20
4 70: July closed opened points up at 1.si.
advanced to 7.e4 and declined to 762 Inc me
market closed firm with net gains OF zl4A
Cotton futures firm. May. 7.7o97.7l: June,
7.SsGf. IS; July, 1927. 50; August, 1901 81 !:
September. 77oa7.Ts; October, 7:I17:7e; NO
vem,ber. 7.7sd7.Sl; December, 7.s!d7.ss; Jan
5uary 4 SSa7. 81. y
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NAVAL STORES.

\ WILMINGTON N. c.. May st--sPIRITs
URPDNTlNE--Fim and unchanged; receipts,
q caAws Rosin-Btrnl at 2.S5 bid receipts, %
barrels. Tar~-Fir1n at $3.50; receipts, So barrels
Crude Trpentlne-Flrm at s?,6oG4, 90 and 81, 80 !;
receipts, 167 barrels es} fl34A3 37l5
SAVANNAH, "a, May s.-TURPENTINE-
Firm at 67,sc. :: receipts 4s5 casks; sales, 47s
casks, shipments. b72, Rosln--g'Irm receipts,
SCI barrels; sales lit barrels; shipments,
], 064 barrels. st'
I'd CHARLESTON. s. c., May 8-TURPDN,
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothlng doing, nv
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

: NEW YORK. May S-The week In dry goods
market opened quietly. The tone, however,
was nrm all around. Tho chief event to-day
carpets and rugs. Contrary to expectations.
no radical advances have been made A few
the majority are unchanged whila rugs arc
generally lower, the reduction amounting to
over Il dollar In certain cnss.
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The Produce Market.

The wholesale produce market opened yes.
an active demand for green truck. The market
is very we'll supplied with vegetables Of all
kinds but the buyers complain yet OF the
scarcity Of chickens and the growing scarcity CIV
OF eggs .4 :, r. ~ ~
little higher. BY tho crate yesterday. There
was no change in prices OF any other article.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND MAY 8, 1905.
ktpa4t ARRIVED,

Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. merchsn.
disc ana pa senseis, Ola Dominion line.
Schooner susannali, Lupton. Edcnton, N. c.,
fish, Lefebyre- "A rn!stead Co,
SAILED, f5G h5 n H3
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk. and
James River landings, merchandise and pass
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
\ Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk, merchant
disc and passengers. Old Dominlon line.
Barge u, II. Clinton, Hughes, James River,
light,
Barge Perlyyillc. Morse, Norfolk,
large Oyerbroos, Maloney, Petersburg, light
PORT or WEST POINT. MAY s.. 1905
ARRlYEn
Baltimore Courtney. Balt!n,oEs, passengers
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Richmond, Va, May S. 1876. f
Tobacco-Dark Fired (New) .-Receipts light
nd market steady at unchanged quotations.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and offerings very light
and market quiet. Very little doing. Brights-
Unchanged quiet, but Arm: Eight receipts. Sun
Cured-Recelpts light and market steady at
prices quoted.
!. Note-We advise shippers to avoid too high
order, as much OF the tobacco coming In is
damaged, and when such is the case it sells
far below the market price,.
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BALTIMORE. MD. May s.--FLoTR--EasIe
Winter patent. s4.9oa5.15; spring patent, so.ayg
HXc; southern by sample, 74d94c Corn
Strong: spot and the month. 63h GasS DC. south.
mixed. go. Rye-Steady: No. 2 Western. $50
Butter-Frm and UNCHANGED: fancy Imitation
4de5c; do. creamery, Edsc Eggs-steady
and unchanged at 17c Cheese-Easy and un-
hanged. Sugar-Steady and unchanged.
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quiet ltye + !ot1--@t1'Se' '',"-- -
WhsatDsrot arm; No. q red. 90, OPTIONS;
Nav closed unchanged. others months Mqplc.
net higher, May closed at 9ao,; July. s9hc';
'e cornWspot market firm. No. 5sc, Options
closed here &c. higher May closed at 5sEe.;
uly, 53c. Oats-Spot Arm; mixed oats S41s qS6c.
Beef-Tirn. Out Meats-Quiet. Lard-Steady;
western steamed, s7.25G7,ss; refined, quiet.
Turpentne-Fir1n at 60h 16lc.
Cofree-sspot Rio ateady: No, Z invoice, sc.
mild. steady; cordova, 109lsc Futures closed
steady. & points lower. Sugar-Raw. flat; fair
refining, shc.; centrifugal, % test, 41sc, mo-
lasse ssugar, $50; refined. unsettled. Rice,
Firm Enthusiastically.
! Butter-Strong; creamery. 23326c.; state
dairy 2lsp2cc. Cheess-Firm; full cream,
small, old colored and white. laN 9l4Ac. Eggs
IRREGULAR; nearby selected, 3d21c,; Southerns,
140lGc,
CHICAGO, ILL, May S,-Damage reports
from many sections Of the winter wheat belt sat
constituted one Of the most vita! reasons for
a strong wheat market here to-day. Possible
spread OF war complications and a decrease OF
over two million bushels IN the visible supply
Wheat was up lMc,i corn is up kQD9sc,; oats
and provisions are practically unchanged,
the leading futures ranged as follows;
49, Open. nIgn. Low. Close
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Leaf Tobacco Sales.

The sales OF leaf tobacco will open for tho
week on the Tobacco Exchange at 10 O'clock
this morning and 1t is probable that the
warehouses will also have small sales OF loose
leaf on the warehouse floors. ff.
ages will be sampled for this mornings sales
ON tho Exchange 81 t t55 tia.
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v Cash quotations. were q follows: FLoUR.
sssay No. sPrag Wheat sesss No
49Mc.: No. 9 yellow. 6Slxc No. Q oats. esAc.;
No, 9 white. a1s gsac;; No 9 white. so.. gao.
fair to choice. mating. 456piSa,c No flax
seed, sl,25; No. ! northwestern, sl.as; prime
Timothy seed $500. Mess pork, per barrel,
short ribs sides Ioosel, s7q7 .ls1s; short clear
sides (boxed), S7@7. l?.s Whlskey basis of
hgi hWlnes, SLa5, Clover, contract Srade,
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MISCELLANEOUS n1ARKETs.
PETERSBURG PEANUT

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARX Ef.
PETEIasBURG, VA May 6,-PBAN UTS-
spanlsh--Market steady at sLoeM, yirginias-
chine picked. hd3isc; Smelling stock, 292Nc.
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Richmond, Va. May 8, 1905.
Report Of the live stock for the week ending
Monday:
Best steers. 5tG5Nc.;s a few extra, Co.. me-
dunn 10 good, 4A46Hc.; common, 80 G4c.;
heifers. 3hl6o.; COTS. 2h94Nc.: bulls. 3a4c.';
.veals. 6G6hc.; fresh cows. &.6415. Good hogs,
b06tc. rougfls. 4a4l,tc,,:: fat sheep, 4is06c.;
culls, a94c- fall lambs. 54eac.; spring lambs.
Prospects good for all kinds OF stock
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Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

Lynchburg Va, May s. 1906.
Sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynchourg
market for the two weeks ending May D., lsuo'
reported by John L. Oglcsby OF fLynch's Ware
house:
Sold week ending April 18Th 2os, 800 pounds;
sold week ending May 5th. 10000 pounds IN
crease for the week ending May 9th. 7seo5
pounds II
Sold from September l. 1904. to May 5. 1 so5,
to Mays. 1901. 17,2l4.sto pounds; decrease for
1905, $3.50. 500 pounds
\ The receipts continue very light. Tho quality
and condition OF the tobacco offered was about
az heretofore. Prices was generally satlsfac-
tory to the planters with Jugs rather higher
The; average price for the week was rather
higher than for some time past.
y The quotations are as follows:
Dark lugs. 5n.edium.......".,..... 100 Q ~
Dark Tugs. good 4.7b q so
Dark lea common . ............... 500 @ $50
Dark leaf medium .,......,,...... $50 e $50
Dark leaf good observation-disclosures. $50 q 100
Dark leaf, fne. Observation-Disclosures. 1lo0 o 1904
Dark wrappers. + 1900 q % ~
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

common, seSd315 sheep-Steady at s3a5 90
Larnbs-Steadys at $I2i,f31. so.
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Committee Meetings.

{ The COMMITTEES on Lights held meet
ing last night and disposed OF some Tou-}
The gas Investigating committee met At
the gas works in the afternoon, nut did
nothing OF public moment
The Committee on Poor failed z OF
quorum B,
Mrs. n. z. Lester, OF No. $40 West Main
street left Sunday over the Chesapeake and
Ohio Tor an extended trip to her daughter. Of
Kansas CITY, Mo. Il ZIG! IL.
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cotton fulures OPENED qulet and steady and

Spot cotton closed quiet. 20 points higher;
mddllng uplands, s'hi mlddling gulf. 500;
sales, Z, SIS bales
Cotton, quiet; middllng. 8,l5j. net. receipts, 40
bales; GROSS receipts, $50 bales; sales Il $50
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

s1eat250 Butter-Steady: creamerics. 0d24c;
dairies SAGE. Eggs-Steady at mark, cases
included. &c: nrsts 16l4 Gfl6lhc.; prime hrsts,
lie; extras, lSIac. Cheese-lSasy at l311 9lfc.
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RAN WAY,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 8, 1S06. 5s3
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. NIX
B 90 A. Ai--Daily-Local for Charlotte. M c. t
Il 80 p -Dally-Linit ed-Bunet Pullman to
Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans,
Memphis, Chattanooga and all tho South.
900 P. Mex Sunday-Keyeytlle Local.
u 40 P. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ready $3.50
93iE p NJ for all the South. 4lS.s
YORK RIVER LIME.
The favorIte route to Baltimore. and Eastern
points Leaves Richmond 1870 P. NJ, daily.
except Sunday X
2:l5 p M,--Local- Daily. except Sunday.
4:aO r. M.-Except Sunday-For West Point
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
55 and river landings. Steamers call at York
s3f5 town and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes-i
days and Fridays. and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays. ESt 5,is s e
4:45 A. sM-Except sunday--Iocal mixed fog
West Point -
q TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$3.50 A. NJ, and Gas p. M.-From all tho South.
1885 p. M.--From harlotte and Durham
$40 "A. M.--Fron Keysvile,
9:25 A. M.-Baltimore and West Point.
10 :R5 "A. NJ Daily. except Sunday and Monday;
$40 p NJ. daily. except Sunday From
g. ". y ,W Wi D. PA. Richmond, We.
2 S. II. sHARDWICK. w. H. {TAYLOE, 81
3<5 PIT. NJ, g, P. "A, ii
H. 3. SPENCER. Gent: Mgr. y
Washington. D.
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Northern Pacific IS. 3. \. ............ 7sN
Norfolk and Western con. 4s.............. 101h
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s............ g7ts
conv. ahs.....................1 1925
Reading General 10o1s
St Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s...... 1854
st. Louis and San Francisco is. 4s........ ss&
st. Louis southwestern CON 4s............ So
Seaboard Air Line observation-disclosures. Sc
Southern Pacific 90
s7nthern Ra w. 6s ......,........,....}l9
Texas ana Pacific acknowledgements. 1854
Toledo. st. Il. and Western i4s.............. g
Union PACIFIC va 1908
Union Pacific conv. 4s......................l1l 7h
u. S. Steel "a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 94la
Wabash lists !. I. 1l6N
Wabash Deb. AZ
Western Md Observation-Disclosures. SO #
wheeling and Lake Erie le................. s3li
Wisconsin Central Is .................... 18Th
NJ. and o. Collateral Trust ks........... 81
Central OF Georgia I'd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80