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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-12
Coniisiiones nonbTadas poT Ia
CdnaIa de Delegates

Hacienda Y P,eSupUeSt9.
Sr. Ramon M6ndez Cardcna.
2 Manuel Camuflas.
3 Rafael Arrillaga
4 Santiago r. Palmer.
5 Tomas Bernardini.
S< Pedro J. Besosa.
& Clotilde Aponte.
Leg'Sluri"A
/ Sr. Jose de Diego.
2 Juan +. Was O:hoteco
3 Felix Santoni.
Tomas Bsrnardiui.
5 Carlos Ma Soler
8 & Carlos Franco Soto
7 Jose Coll Cuchf
Agricultural y Mauufac'tJaS
| Sr. Carlos Ma Soler.
2 Arturo Q llntero.
4 Oetavlauo Garcia Salgado
Francisco Cora.
5 jose Coll y Cuchi
.CorporocjonoS Muntcipul,s = Pl7co}aS.
Sr. Manuel Camufias
2 Federico E. Virella.
3 Santiago r. Palmer.
4 Rafael Arrillaga,
5 Jose Coli Cuchi.
ObraS PGhiicaS
/ Sr. Ramon andia C6rdova.
2 Valeriano Virella Tribe.
Julio Medina 6 onzalez.
4 DR.. Alexandra Giol TeSidor
Manuel Domenech.
htstittWtoaeS y TafeeoS fil'ico>
| Sr. Santiago r, Palmer
Ramon Romero Rosa.
Ramon Gambia C6rdoya.
Isidoro Ramos.
Pedro Juan Besosa.
Instruction P,iJliea y BiJ'io,ecd
! Sr, Matias Gonzalez Garcta
2 Luis Montalvo Guenarl.
3 Juan f. Was Ochoteco.
Mariana Abrl.
{ Tomas Carri6n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
On the Blue Ridge.
especial % Tho Tlmes- plspatch,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch,
PERA, VA, April 26.--Mr. John II. White.
a merchant at this place. sustained serious
INJURIES last week by the kick OF ono OF his
own horses, which has resulted In the break
forest fire broke out last week near
Corn stone Church, burning over n large
boundary &c timber and destroying quantity
Of Fencing, also burning up quite g lot OF
shingles and tan-bark and railroad t!es, be-
longing 10 Mr.. Henry Lewis, who was opera
tims steam saw miil at Mr., j, Q. Hunting s.
Fire broke cut from Mr.; John GlllSesp'aeh,s rs
sH Mr.. John Wood. tho only son Of Mr., q,
IT. and Mrs Emma Wood ~ on q visit TO
his old home near this place o and VA, re-
t y Man Y al rs Kpe 'nss Fails. ~
Cyrus WILLIAMS has rsessn r ars,xea v g
gin!a. stricken with measles,
Miss Rennle Coleman has returned TO her
home from q protrncted visit to her sister and
bpo.Ser near Centenary Church,
~ b M IS LxzIe PHrr. one or tho teachers from
mis- section IN the Female Seminary ut Buena
Vista. is confined to her bed ~ that naee
from a complication Of Diseases, and ~ pros
eit there Is DOUBTS OF har recovery, Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
STEAM BOATS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

TEMPORARY CHANGE IN THE
= SOHDDuI,I1 OF THE OLD DOMINION
$.s IS. s.. co.. JAMES RIVER STE,1RIERS
"BERSLEY AND sBRADON,'i kuN-j
MING MIG TI,Y BETWEEN RI CHS
s MOND AND NORFOLK, VA,
Account Of the annual oyerhaulng of the
steamers BEIaGlL9Y and BRANi3ON ,of
the James River Night Line, and COM
menclng Thursday, April 9Th, ind con-
tinulng for q period of about two weeks.
tho boat for NORFOLK. VA, will sail
from RICHMOND every morning at $3.50
O clock instead OF z o. clock In the even
Ing, the night schedule from RICHMOND
during this period being discontinued. Tho
salings from N0RFoitIS 10 RICHMOND
Will DO continued on the night schedule,
the boat leaving NORFOLK mt Q O'Clock
zach night instead Of z Q clock; the run
ming schedule being as follows:
8 Leave Rlchmond ....,..,.,..S:3O a.. NJ,
Arrive Norfolk about...s.bW =. NJ.
" Leave NorfoIk,.,.. $3.50. Bod II. M.
Leave Newport 4News.s..10.0O r. NJ.
Z Arrive Richmond n bout. 40 ;0D;A. NJ.
All passengers offering can secure reser-
yations at tho Company's CitybTicket Of
flce, sos East Main Street. or by calling
Phone No, no.
This change in schedule will In no way
effect tho booking OF passengers for the
Main Line Ships. Norfolk to New York..
or the regular receipt and delivery Of
ifreights, Y
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. APRI51 20. 1900,

4 PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL &c. 1906,
ARRIVED. tSs
Steamer BRANDON Harvey, NORFOLK. merchan-
dlse and passengeIs. Old Dominion line, n
Schooner Susannah, Ilppton, Edentoni n, g.,
Asi,. I.efebyre-A rmistead Co. S Il n rs
b f8 SAILED, is 81
Steamer brandon, Harvey, Norfolk, merchant
disc and passengers ola pom!n'on iln ,n; I.
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers, Virginia Navigation company II III
PORT or WEST POINT, APRIL %; 1905. X
yARRlyEn W i
I baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore. passengers
hin civ, Haynes Matiaponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo,
y y i SAILED. 3S55,B IL n a
baltimore, Courtney. baltimore passengers
I'll 'tSlms civ haynes Mataponl River landings
ilaysengers and general 60 rso,45 5g, 5
PORT NEWPORT NEWS lPIsII. 20, 1905,
Is n Il, sARRIY ED, ~.
schooner q. r. cresssy, POI lsnaouth ss8;
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reassured shorts and prices soon beg e3 af ~
nointH II, the afternoon with July selling WITHIN
point Of the &c. mark. through which u Liza, was
said the bears were trying 70 henu . l.,es !.
in New Orleans OF about sa1o points on coy .,s.
erinF, ana thu ANAL tone was STEADY az y NO :
advance OF aaa points. Sales were est''nAtea -
J7b 90 bales. .. ON ,,oias
against 81 SO last week and SbSb iast ~ =
is: SIS last week and II ,s13 last year Il To-Day
receipts at New Orleans were =, 1o a; sss
bales against 1 .33l bales last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
COTTtaN MARKET.

NEW YORK. April os-The cotton market
was Irregular. reaching n new low level for the
present movement during the early afternoon.
covering, IN 5'55l W III "a S5 ,s3
The opening was arm at an advance OF 4dlo
p Is,s and shortly afterWard tho market WAS
BY better Liverpool cables than expected and
o private report forecasting q substantial re-
Carolina. hut LwhlleSt seemed to be an
improved spot demand in the English market
local opening, tho market South was good.
there was further talk OF free spot offerings
play of low grade cotton, and spot houses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
i .eaf Tobacco Market.

,y a ~ ho n,., Yesterday were very small.
not NOT more than one hours time being re-
tui to go around and sell all the weed I'd
on on the four floors. The Indications are (,
that tho sales will be equnllyans small
shockoe, second at Crenshaw's, third at
Snelburne.s, and fourth at stonewall. I,
'Commencing next Tuesday sales Will
begin on tho floor OF the Tohacco IX-
Change, where all piles as well Us pack,
ages will be sold by sample,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c., April 26.--sPI RII>s
TURPENTINE-Flrm at b4c,; receipts. 10 casks.
RosIn-Nothlng dong prices ,, us ~; e re-
los barrels, Crude Turpentine -Flrm at s2bofp
400 and $50; receipts, 50 barrels:
SAVANNAH GA, April 28,--FIolday. no
pcIAR Xii ~ g. c., April 2a,-rURpEN-
TINE AND FtOSIN-Nothing doing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
RICHMOND 81 PRODUCE AIARKET.

Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
Quotations are Wholesale prceS:) gas
LIVE POULTRY--Wlntei chickens. per
pound ~ 5000. broilers, per pound, Y Sdgtoc, |;
hens per pound, lSGlic.; ducks, per pound.
i3glic.; turkeys. hens, per pound. log!so.;
turkeys, gohbiers, per pound loatl2c.; geese,
per head, bQp75c.; guineas. per head. 200.
BUTTER-Cholce dairy, packed, per pound.
aOO2c,; choice family packed, peg pound. 700
issiiisc.; stors packed. fresh, mixed. per pound,
l lSlG mixsd 3D.. per- Pound sSss common Grades
" EGGsMin crates. fresh. nearby. dozen, l5h@
lec.; In crates. fresh, per dozen, l51sc; IN BAR
relss fresh per dozen. l6c, y
MiSCELLAN EOUS-Dried peaches, n @ !.
fancy, per pound. ls4l!c, peaches, Virginia,
fancy, per pound, l2dl3c.; peaches unpeeled.
Der pound 1850: apples, fancy. SLICED, Per
pound, 4Q41sc.; apples, cyaporated, peg
bound 4l5c, Peas--Blackeye. No. ! per bushei,
81, 26Vl.40; blnckeye, No. 2, per hushel, $40;
black, per bush 81. 70; clay per bushel, 100
jI.2O. Beans-H andp!cked, per hushel s1.a9
d LIZ. Y SsE Su mlasd ass saBsAs col
yeais. thin, per pound, sQeAc.; runners. poi
pound, 4g6c.; hogs. choice. per pound, AZ @5c.;
lambs, choice, per pound S@l0c:; sheep, choice,
per pound, 3a.t1sc.; beef cattle, common %
prime 2Nd4c,; bulls, per pound, 2h93c
7 FI.OUR-,Winter superior, stG4.4 winter
extra, }46OQ4.76; winter clears, IS, 60Qb,7bi win.
ter straight, $5.7bG5.8o; winter patent, "a, 20q
6.4Q. Buckwheat. per pound, IN 0so. Corumea!,
city sacked, 70 p72Mc.; country bolted, sacked.
62iIGG5c. Mlllfeed-Shlpstuftt per toy. $4,000
e260; bran, $40. 6002l.0Q, FL *
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Prosperity in Charles City.

5g Especial to The Times Dispatch, lsgs
gRoXBURY. VA, April "a large barn
Is being erected on the Turner farm, pelonsins
Ia Hey, Mr., Martin, Of Pennsylvnnia,
The largest building az Its kind in this
county, the noloyed Odd. Fellows, are building
for lodge purposes. 81 Z
4 A store building Is being put up by l. A.
Maistor, and also six new dwell mss,
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:. 8! Hsl77tt97t ltnIl IN !TSfI3 Z.
! k&S!MN5iito|k',& NeSte'!Il'1.

LEAVE RICHMOND DALI. Fs.s
I. S:00 A. M.-NOkFOLk LIMITED. Al Arrives
Norfolk Lao a. N: stops only at Petersburg.
s:o6 A. M.. seIi EXPRESS. Butet
Parlora Car. Petershurs to .Lynehburz and
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to SColum.
bus, Blueheld to Cincinnati; also Roanoke to-
K noxville and Kncxv!lle, to Memphts.. CAFE
d 1910 u M.--RoANOKD EXPRESS for Farms.
sville Lynchburg and Roanoke. . ss;Siy
800 p M:-ocEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar.
rtves Norfolk 6 20 p. NJ. Htops only at Peters,
burg. Waverly ana Suffolk Connects with
steamers to Boston Providence. New York.
Baltimore and Warrington. it 81
7.25 p. M.-F'or Norfolk and all stations east
70: $50 p. M.-s.NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman sleepers Richmond to, LynchburgS and
burg 10 attnnoosa. Memphis and New or-.
) $50 p. M.-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman,
Sleeper Pet ersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to
Columbus. Dining Car. &c 5j' a q ~. 5l
Trsins arrive from the West fI:42 a.. NJ, :o6
p. M. and 8 :1S p M; from Norfolk II 40 "A. n 4
and 1850 r. I NJ: 4. ~ 5F
n Office Mo- 1888 East Main Street. ..ssSss
Eb W. B. dREVILL.l q. n. BOSLBY =, 800 MA
Gen'l.1 PA ss. AIT. Dist Paas. "a &. 3s$
50 III
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OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.

OIltUt1 EI1pJlJOSEI MAttfAArAso' 81 IAf
NEW. YORK;, April sl96,-FLOuR--puli and
bareey steady. Rye Flours-Steady.. Cornmeal--
Steady. Rye Nominal Barley--Dull:3
Wheat--I RE gular. No red. nominal eleya.
eessa SSs st 5sy ssIsss s as s
elevaton Options 10, net lover May closed at
6ic. July, h9sc. osts-,-s steady; mi. ed. sS1s6He,
Beef-FIrm, Beef hams, S2l,0o@2e. %. Cut
Meats-Steady Lard-Quiet; Western steamed.
$3.50, refined, steady. Pork-EAssy: mess, flS' q
Glse?ls. Ak RosIn-Flrm TurpentI ne---N omlnal, y
q, Coffee-Spot RIO, steady; No z invoice. 7&c,i
mild, quiet; Cordoya, 10a1ac Futures firm at
net advance 1OGpl5 points, Sugar RAW, steady !;
fair refining. 4c.; centrifusal. 90 test, A4c.;
molasses SUGAR IN NJ; refined stea RICO
Butter Steady and unchanged, cheese-- Firm
and unchanged & Eggs - teady and unchangeedd.
Jersey sweets, $9.6od4.6O Peanuts Quiet;
fancy handpIcked, 81 gdisS 81. other domestic
81 Qlblac, bbages-C Quiet; FLORIDA, per barrel
crate. slG20o. 'otton--By steam to LIVERPOOL.
8 CHICAGO, ILIA,8Aprll POI Heavy liquidation
of wheat to-day, both for tho May and July
deliveries caused a break OF 20. q bushel Con,
tlnued wet YEA thor Throughout the West and and
Southwest was largely responsible for the fall
In prices. The market closed vt almost tho
lowest point OF tho day. Corn shows g i. loss
% 30 oats are down sc. Il PROV tslons are 9
q The leading futures ranged laHi follows Y
y. ..... /, Open. IIlsh. f.ow Glosa'I
s Miy .s ,.,,.:;,,. s sss sss Hs
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

4 NEW YORK, April e8.-The dry goods mar
ket shows slightly more conservatism ON ac--
no change in tho attitude of sellers Is notice.
able, the sold-up condition Of lines being 70,
number OF buyers is In town, but they arc
mostly retail men. n III 5tt n
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Norfolk and Western Dividend.

Especial to The Times-D lspatch) f
NEW YORK, April 2d.--Norfolk and Western
hna declared regular semi-annual dividend
liz per cent. on common stock payable June
18th, to stock OF record May slst, a.
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co, + OIL MARKE

NEW YORK, April 20, --cott onseed oil quiet
and Irregular Primo crude, s: s :,h. mills. 200
mer yellow, nominal prime white. 2sit@9oc. !;
prime winter yellow, e912aHo,
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.Lyncl,burg Tobacco Market.

81 n !. Lynchburg, Va, April rs, 19ua.1
* The sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynchburg
market for the two weeks ending April u,
1906, as reported by John T.. Oglesoy, OF
eLynch's Warehouse, were as follows:
Sold week ending April II, so. 900 pounds: SOLO
crease for week ending April 21st. q 500
pounds. # q I. s si5 I, I. -,
Sold from September l. 1901 to April =. 1902 1892
49, 2sl 600 pound sold from September !, 1908
to April a. 1904. 10 900 pounds; decrease for
1905. 10000 pounds,
The receipt OF tobacco continue quito light
The condition OF the offerings was fairly good,
but much Of it was rather OF inequality. There
was but little fine leaf and wrappers on ered.
Prices on all grades were about as for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27

NEW ORLEANS, LA. April t26.-coTToN-
The SPOT cotton market was nr7n, owing 70 q.
lack ct offerings Much OF me spot get!on
nnrchased for delivery on Ma ntracts, sales
a,2i9 bales. including 40 TO arrive. Quo'a-
eG Fmt,'res opened 4as points up. but heavy
selling soon sent prices down. May opened /. =
points and declined points s TO ss own nuS %
pn,nts ~ sos.. Later in the session prices Inn
proved on heavy buying Of May by, BY !. laf &c
operators The market was also suppsorten ~ ~
as II scalpers who mad been playing the short
Side were turning about and attempting 70 &C..
profits from NJ the eo, ions 81 see sspoInts.
Cotton futures steady. April o. asked * NAY
7.oea7 0s; June. 7O27 Oh; July q o4g1 .oo az
1871. II; November 7lsG7 20; December. ~
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Cotton quiet; mddlng, 1885, met receipts !, s go
bnles receipts ol Saley ,s siofs
bales; export to Great brltain, o.aa a,nts 81 500
bales: export to Great Britain. bifl bales;
,ed nj all -Nerecelpts 11sa5
sales export to Great Britain. n. 3s3 bales; 70
France Zoo bales; to the Continent, = ~ ~
bales; to Japan. u, 769 bales; 10 aie1ieo' ~
Total since September LIST at all poTtsn,S;e e
receipts 4S3 0e0 bsles; export TO Grea. ,hs
Continent, ;, 674,oos bales: to japan, a sp' lo'
bales to Mexico, esf7s bales
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n r. p 81 Richmond, Fredericks.
III r. q r. burg s. Potomac r. h.


Trains Leave Rlchmond---N orthWard.
&:l6 A. M.-Dally-Dyrd 81. T,nrougn.
S;I5 A. M.--Daliy-Aia!n St. Through, ~
7;25 a. M.Week paysT7 J ts Ashland Ae-
$40 A.. M.@DailyIByrd ST. Through. Local
1906 noon-Week Days-Byrd 81. Through,
5os P p AAGSSa ammgnSaii'sn st. Through.
SS p. M.-Wask Days-Elba, Ashland Ac-
s,o6 P,sM.0paily-Byrd st. Through.
Trains Arrive Rlchmond--So inward:
$40 a. M.-Week Days-Elba Ashland AZ.
$50 4, M'1Wesk pays-Byrd st. Ereder!oks-
S;eS H. M-Duiiy, Byrd 81. Through;
ll6o 4. M.--Week pays--hyrd st, through =
.,,4 IsofMa. .1 sptSn1; ST. Through.
b:l3 II. M,-.Weel, Days-Elba. Ashland 40
a7,15 p. 'M.@I5aily-Byru 81. Through.
900 +, M.-Dally--Ryrd St tn rough sg8 1ocsas
900 r. M.--DaiIy-Alan ST Through.
( lNOTE-PullInan3f Sleeping or Pnrior LCaFs On
all above trains except trains arriving NcA'
nond ii 80 A M, week days. and local accom-.
Time q arrivals and departures and connss.
I59h1 nG prJ fsH q W. cuLP. w, PTAYIoR
Gen'i. Man'r.. Asst, Gent. Man'r.. Traf. Man.
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MISCELLANEOUS MIS- MARKETS..
'p 81, mi PEANUT MARK

-TT NJ PETTERSBUFu- t7<1e1s ----
PETERSBURG. VA, April e8-PEANUTs-
spanlsh-Market uiet at sl,02i. Vlrginas-
Market Arm at &c, for fancy stock; machine
picked, eh03Hc.; Smelling stock 202Ao
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, April Is, 100
CUCyrATIONA
CATTLN MARKETS. !
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(sales at Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond, Va. April g, 1906:
and a light run OF sheep and lambs Best
steers, 51sd6Xc.; a lot o fextra prime sold at
&c. medium to good, ~ @PAc.; common to fair
4gt:c; heifers, 43eAo.; cows s1sspsc 5 Duils'
HOGS selling from 6Aa5hc, for best; roughs,
Fat Fat sheep 4Aa6Hc,; extra, &c, best lambs.
5,aGs.4c.; others. 4tsd6c.; spring lambs. e9ec: !:
veal calves, 5kGskc. fresh cows, '26a6o per
PRO Prospects good on all kinds Of stock for next
market. s az h
CHICAGO ILL., Aprl, "a: 2e@cA IT'LL Re-
steers sSsrs medsn
bais' "a ssss sivs So ssHass 1880
Receipts. %, 900 head, Market l09ll5e. lower.
Mixed and butchers IS; 25@66; 5000 70 q choc ,
s g. sSgs e; buf Il sales. heep
Receipts. Ii, 90 head. sheep steady; lambs loc:
Coco % sbo fse's naked shor
native lambs, shorn, 14aIo'bo,
NEW YORK, April 90, REEVES Receipts.
16oi head, Market slow to loc, lower Steers rs
s s'ns t ss,@S a saTs soS and
i s eaSes CAVES owe city
ysss fsw nosSa I shssp and
liz areIsse to. Head Sheep vers duil
lambs slow to l0Ql1b lower J., Cilnpped sneS.p
sS.6Oae. 90; clipped ouils. $260Q3. 0ot unshorn
lambs, 81. 2ed7,O: clipped do, &5boae.o; VIZ IL
head Market loo. lower state hogs so,7oep6. W.
UNION STOCK YARDS, pITTsBuRG, PA,
April 90 cArI E-snppy fstr; market T4aa. sRw "
s easise s Ss mslfs Ryas
81; medium, 1870, heavy workers., $3.50 AZ
nrhs yG s1as light market
steady. b Prime wethers. sto0l6, 90; common,
$9toda. 90; spring lambs. $s9ll0; veal calves,
$sG6.bo. y n
CINCINNATI g, April .s.-.IIogsIou !e
tle-Active. Fair to good shippers, tt@5, So
common, ;2a5G3,25. sheep-Qulet at 1895 90,
Lasnbs--steady at ", 1907 90, e
TOBACCO MARKETS.
n IL 4 Richmond. Va,..g April 20, 1906.
Tobaqco-park Fired tNowI-Mnrkot fairly
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u. S. refunding %. registered. ............. ]
". g.. refundIng o.. oupony..........,....l
u s. New AZ. registered ......-..........
u. g. Nevis, coupon. .........,......
u. g. Old Is. registered.
u. g. Old ~. coupon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
American Tobacco As. certincatcs..........
American Tobacco &c. certificates. .....:...
Atchison general .......
Atchlron adjustment IS (onered .....f..'.
Atlantic Coast Lin. .....G
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio 3Ms............. .....:s
Central OF G. eorgia 6s........i...-
Central OF Georgin 1st Inc.............-...... )
Central Of Georgia % Inc.........-......f....',
Chesapeake and Ohio AAs........- .........
Chicago and Alton ...'
Chicago. b. and Quincy ncw 60 :;
Chicago. r. 4. and Pacific r. r. col. 6s 49,
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ATLANTIC COAsT LINE

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND 1DA1LY-BYRDs?
STREET. STATION.
X EFFECT1vEI SUNDAY, APRIL tn. Es 20
9:06 A. MA. c. L. Express to all polnt13
10 a. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk. Nh
u 10 IL. M.-Petersburg and N. and w. West
300 P, M.-petersburg and Norfolk. g5ts
4:l0 Pa M.-GoldsboroS Local ST
6;45 RI M.-PetersburE Local. /. 5slStt
TIPS pm .-"Floridaif and West Indian Linz
- ited" to all points South. .I5is5
e.s0 p M.-Pet ersburs and n .g and SWasel
II $50 p. M.-Petersburg 81 .ocal.
- TRAiNH ARRIVE SRICHMOND-pAIIy. -
4:07 AZ. NJ; A7:.1s A. NJ ;e.s 1873 NJ: s'1o:45
a .il:4O Al M 100 p. M. :O5 p. NJ 1850
p. NJ. ;57:45 p. M; e:ls T: Z n. ~ i53
h except Sunday :. Sunday only.
5T1T>S-' G. g. CANfPBELL,SDiv. Pass. At sy
4 W. =. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. AIT. 335
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schooner Mary w. Bowen. Providence.
Schooner Prescott Palmer, Boston.
barge Havana, Portland. Ss5,
Barge Darby, Fall River, ii
barge Edith, New London, !. II
Rsrse White Band, Providence.
Barge city Of Montreal. New Beatora'
SAILED.
schooner g. A.. Donnell. Boston
SCHOONER A. B, Crosby, Portland. IS
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, April 26.-,Senhoar1 Air
Line common, ls1l9; do preferred, as9s9.
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active at quotations. Receipts light Reor-
dered-Receipts and offerings very light and
market quies. Very little doing. Br.ghts-Un-
changed, Iquiet, but firm; light receipts Sum
Cured --Nfarket fairly active at prices quoted.
Wrappers very scarce and In demand; light
Note1Wo wise shipper. to avoid too high
order as much OF the tobacco coming in is
damaged. and when such is the case it cells
far below market price. S4 ~
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RAT Az,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRILf5 s, 1906.
4 TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND; S5s5E y
100 a. M.-Daliy-L for Charlotte, NJ q.
1850 p Observation-Disclosures Pullman to
49, Atlanta and Blrm1 bingham, New Orleans,
5Rf Memphis, n chattanooga and all the South,
600 P, MEX. Sunday-Keysville8 Local. s93
Ii so p, M.-Daily.- mlted- pullman ready $50
a. 4 (iIis.sY DIRK RIVER LINE Hi s3a
y The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leaves Richmond 4;so e 2 # At:4 Daily,
Els p. M.MLocal-D except Sunday. III 3
Gl:20 P. hi.-Except Sunday-For West Point
sSI connecting With steamers for Baltimore
is and river landings. Steamers call at YORK :.
NJ town and Clay Bank Mondays. [Wednes-}
E5 dnys and Fridays, and ut g Gloucester Point
Il and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays and
saturdays. $50 s5t III !.
TRAINS -.AARIvE RICHMOND.
IA A.. 4 and 6:42 p. M.-From all the South.
s.sS p M-From Charlotte and Durham. f
/: ~, A. NJ .-From keysvtlle. ts!
S:I AZ M.-BaltnaoreF and West Point.
Io:45 A. Nj Daily except Sunday and BMonday;f
$50 r. N; daily except Sunday y M
q. w,WSS WI .. p. Rishm0ld: Va.
Fl. b. sPENcBR, Gen'l: Mgr.
Washington. p. e. Is Ran @
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Petersburg Tobacco M arketl

(. q Petersburg, Va, April %. 1905,
Market unchanged, except wrappers, which
m tlov, rs fOIlnVJQs
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/, BOND QUOTATIONS.

c. c, and st. Louis gen. 4s............ 1924
Z Chicago Terminal Is (offerrd) .,........... 70
coiorado and Southern a. ................. e4s
z S,,ha e cart ncai ga n y. 10J
1enuep 70, and RIO crande 4s iofrered) ~. 1o1h
i1.tiIiera, Securities Ga T9is
: Erie : nrior lien 1oh
ELI c.enerai Is INSTRUMENTATION. e3A
= ~. Jvnrth ana Denver city tsts....... ia ri
: iy ~ y, Valley AKA 11oz
1a,,a,, a. ccrti1cate ssA
d louisville and Nashville Unified 1n3
Manhattan consol gold As (offered) l0ias
q Me~icar Central lit INC 231k
Ia 81 ! I ouis 4s 81 @
ntna,,ri Kansas and Texaa 1O2
= Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds.......... 70
~ National r. r. OF Mexico con. 4s.......... - -
y ~ ny, 1sa,, r'snt m ger. Ga 1871
= Ny. hsrn Pacific 1854
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Northern pactf,c TX
Norfolk and Western con, Is. ............. 1914
oregon Short Limo refnndlng 4s............ 97s
pennsyyania t.ony. los a
Reading den eral as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l02 q
ST Louis and iron Mountain con- bs..... 1lsh
ST. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s...... 90lt
st. Louis Southwestern con. ts............. g
Eeahoard Air Line As OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
southern Pacific e5M
Eoi,iharr halfway bs ,,...................... 10
Texas and PACING Northumberland. 1874
Toledo ST u. and Western 4s.............. 847s
Union Pacific lo5ss
Union Pacific conv. 4s H9
u 81 Steel I'd 3D.. !. q. e7%
Wabash lists 19 n
Wabash Deb fBs.. ~.
Western Md. 49,. eoM
Wheeling md Lake Erie 4s................. 9&N
Wisconsin Central A. .................... 93t
NJ. and O. Collateral Trust 4s............. esh
Central OF Georgia I'd mo. g
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RICHMOND sTo {: I sIARKEr.

Richmond, Va, April 80. 1905.
SALES.
Richmond City 4s-sl6. 100 at 1864. q
VIrGlnia-Centuries-3i,O COO at gsE $500 at asaz