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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-04
Danderine Is So ExhiIarating,
lnyigorating

and strengthening to both the hair and scalp that
25c bottle of it is often enough to show wonderful i'm
provements 1t at imparts sparkling brilliancy
and veyety sofnesS to the hair, and few weeks
VIII cause new hair to Sprout out all the scalp and
grow abundanty, long and beautiful Use it every day
for awhile, after which two three times week viii
be enough to complete whatever growth you desire.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-04
REALTY TRANSACTIONS,

Entered for Record March 8, 1905.
VIM sylvia to All Foo. l.
Maud A Crabbe to J Alfred Ma
coon ........... NJ
T II Davies & Co Ltd ct al by Tr
to Est of A ] Rodrigues. ....-..-. Rel
Lee Yuen Hing to Chuck Shin
Tong Observation-Disclosures. Rel
Hawn Trust Co Ltd to George II
Paris and VT .................Re Rel
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-04
Something Worth While Reading.

The Relief and Burial Association
has had no death since its organization.
Remember we refund all that each
member has deposited with US during
life, with interest viii also reserve 500
to pay funeral expenses. Come and be
q member.
RELIEF AND BURIAL ASSOCIA-
TON,
No. SO Beretania st, between Fort and
Nuuanu Streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-04

J. F. Eckhardt Jr., son of the super
intendent of the Queens Hospital. has
enlisted in the navy at the local sta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY

24 sc SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY Is; 1905.
3s l55 TRAINS LEAVE RICIMOND y. 53isS.44SS5s
n 100 a. M.--Daily-Localf for Charlotte, N. G
Ia 40 p. ACCOMPLISHMENTS Buret Pullman to Z
d "a. Atlanta and birmingham, New o. leanss3
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South,
II with through coach for Chase City, HO2-
ford Durham and Raleigh 3ESsE. u
goo r. M.-Ex. Sundny--Chase CITY Local.
n 40 p. Observation-Disclosures pullman ready - s
80 r. M, for all the South. tS'$s73 355
+. -5i6I93I y DIRK RI EAR LINE 8.
4 ,rhe5 fnyorite route to Baltimore and llastoru
points n Leaves Richmond 81 4:e0 ?. NJ, daily,
! 2 :ib +. TM.--Local-Daily-E Except Sunday. J. u
80 p M--rxceptg Sundayr-For West Point.
= 4, - connecting With steamers for. Balti
land lryer1lnndngs. Steamers call az < ork-
II town and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes.
days and Fridays and at Gloucester Is, ny
$ and Almonds Tuesdays, IhursdaS .ah Vi
Saturdays H Z 4, Is, 1. Il. !, n ~
4:l5 A. M-Except Sunday-44os'ls ~ ~
West Point - ~ 4 u. =, - NJ III t5$St
s.ta A Al nd d: I' M, From all the Sou ~
"a. .sS p %M,-Fromf Charlotte and Rnleigh,iS I, @
II S S a M-Trom Chase City and interTeai-ss
< q OK x M9Baltimore and West Point.
3i0,i5 AZ ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sunday an NJ . aaon..
dav; S 10 IL. Al, daily. except sunday
From, West Point. u =, ,a,, va Il
c. W.. -, - ~, ~ w An 80
s. II. HARDW1Clk, v. IL, = 4 Z p 4 -
+ r. [a' i. M sprN NICER. Gent; MEr.,. B
washington. 8 .. = y @ II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK Aug. s-The. cotton market
was very nervous and irregular, the feature
being tho August condition report OF the gov
eminent, which was issued Mt midday, showing
a condition OF 100 per cent. against u per cent.
last month and DIG per cent. last year This.
OF course furnished a very bullsh basis for
crop estimates, but after quite u sharp advance
early In the afternoon the market turned very
closing at a net decline OF l0Gpl5 points,
The opening was weak at a decline OF SOLO
points on lower cables and good weather
Shortly afterwards the market rallied to within
(? or 8 points Of last nights anals On cover
midday was about lsal7 points net lower The
followed by a bulge Of about 1cd!5 points on
covering. but leading bppkers sold very active
II on tho advancey driving prices back AGAIN
70 nearly the lows point when fresh bg gSa,
rally, carrying October to 1ose and January to
100, or 5as points, net higher. Just before
tho close, however, leading bears again made
n hard drive at the market, and while there
was good support on the way down, me clo 's,
was within q point or two OF the lowest with
jest enough buying to ilnpart steadlness to the
closing tone, Sales were estimated at 6por y
bales SIS 43s t4 #f 5,ff n .si5fF
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Murrill, vice James q. Board. resigned;
Davis Mills, Bedford county, silas 3 ui'-
roughs, vice John y. Jacobs. roslgncdj
7Dooley. Wise county, General W. Jones'
vice H. NJ Davidson, resigned.
These North Carolina rural routes or
dercd established October End:
Alrlie. Halifax county, route Y, popula-
ton els, houses 1903: Cathnrlne Lake,
Onslow county, route /, population 1903,
houses 1O1: Dcalvile, Alexander county.
route / population, ZIG houses g; Hudson,
Caldwell count y, & route. y population 49,
HOUSES liz .ansi = u 81 leSc county route
Il, population 1885, houses 106; Morgan-
town Burke county, routes and 6. pop
,ulatIon 1900. houses $40; North WILKES.
sboro. Wilkes county, routes and 2. pop
5ulntion $50, houses 2o3; Summit, Wilkes
county, route / population 40 houses '' 's''
101. Y h s
Rural Free Delivery carriers appointed:
Virginia, Buchanan, route ~. Snead
strickland carrier, Charlie Bryan. sub lt'
stitute. ss sls ,j5, Z. ~.
a North Carolina, conover, route 81 Leo
Is. Hunsucker carrier. Walter ". Hun
sucker substitute: Henry route 3, Edgar
p. Johnson cnrricr,s James Snln, sub5tl-
3tute; Nrarshyllle,s@ 4 routG ~ George W.
James soarrern Sylvester James, subs u
tute.
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..C,,.OI,T> ON.

\ NEW YORK CITY, Aug, 8. 19o5,-ln my
printed crop report dated July Gath !
iilado the following statement accord
Ing TO my report the average decline IN
condition for this month has been
2,s which would foreshndow i govern
ment report of about 75,''f
/ The decline IN conditions as shown by
the government report r, ts exactly q ana ana
figure I'd which my report pointed. In-
asmuoh as nll the, various private crop
reports published fol-. several days past
have Indicated q condition of about rs or
76. nm inclined to believe that tho
effect of the government will be found,
when tho Excitement Ia over, 70 have
been fully discounted, and that the
be dependent upon the later develop
l 9issIgae.D - \ Ii THEODORE II, PRICE,
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Wreck Reported

n NEW! YORK, August; s..--Thc wreck Of
n sailing vessel. sighted July 18th, drift
',np submerged with one mast sticking out
about e fifteen feet above water, WAS re-l
nnrtad by@the steamer Alene upon her
arrival in New York to-day from Port ,rt
All Prince. Hayti# The wreck was 300
mics east or the Southern cons. Of Flor.
= n
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Sales to Continue.
Editor OF The Tlmes-D lspatch:

Editor OF The Times y spatch
sIr.--In regard 70 item In YOU, pa per o. y
and asome Of the heaviest buyers were
taking Yesterday Of closing down bust
ness until the market opens fortthe ., new ins
eo,,,Iirry,1that thlls information is mislead-
Ing and may have been taken from q
iuE q ~; The RiChmond tobacco trada Is
like the poets brooklgoes on forever YER,
flcmnnd, i ana farmers are assured that
they will find our buyers always on
hand to buy their4icropa whenever Of
fercd. Respec g, 1I;y Z, r :, !, =,
President Tobacco Trade
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E1CAPITAOF
MORGAN a N s ri: ]! |.
Said III the Market It May s,i1l[a ayIc
Effect onS Rstia'dingg II! and Y !
tie Fries.
THE flRM II Of STEEL TEL
Attributed to 17inancier and Com
tinted Favorable Reports
Southern Railroads.
Ne fIRMNEss Of STEEL e:
fBy Associated prcss.)

4& NEW YORK, August 3.--Professional
Z operators had the stock market to thenl>
selves to and material to affect
prices seemed to, ,bo, scanty. It was sought
to convey the impression also that tho
return 10 The financial district Of J.S.P.a
Morgan, who appeared at his office to-
day nftor his return from Europe, might
be frnught With consequences to Read
Ing and the Eries The same Impression
was made to do duty as nm explanation
Of the strength OF Southern Railway, and
80 was carried in the sphere OF the Sollth-
crr Railroads. gas'
y This movement was the more remarked
on account OF the growth Of Obstacles
to traffic In Southern territory BY yellow
fever &qunrhntncs, and tho further de-
terioratlon In the condition OF the cot
ton crop as shown by the government re-
port Of to-day. * I, y.
stocks was also attributed to the Morgan
Influence; together with the continued
farorable reports from that ry. me
orc and metal industrials showed the con-
OF the working out ofFu merger plan. The
4 Southern Railroads were also the subject
Of some run1ors Of n proposed holding
y company for joint control. ljf
Nv tA.f p.''''S '''.S' ". - " -
approaching peace negotiations was 1ul!y
shared In tho financial district, but with
out npprcclatlvc effect on tho market
for stocks here. X vi u
Weather news affecting the grain crops
was regarded Us good.
Money waa easy. but the possible reduce
ton OF resources within the next few!
weeks comes In for consideration.
The second instalment Of 1--WE per cent
OF the Japanese loan subscriptions. VIZ
payable day. calling for only 50, &C., 1O
Tho privilege accrued. however. to pay
the balance OF subscriptions to-day. The
unrllffled detncanor OF the money mar
ket did not&revenl any large rcquisltions
Tor this purpose. 3
Tho strength In special stocks did not
awaken n comprehensive response at any
4 time. but the greatest activity und
4 f1trength Of the day were In the final
dealings. and the closing was STRONG at
the highest. @ ;s
g7nds we're irregular; total sales. par
value. S2,944,c0o, 81 #
United statcu new As, registered, adj
. vanccd IL per cent. on call.
Il Total sales OF stocks, 4C9 800 shares.
MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLosE
Money on call, easy; highest, 3 per cent, /,
i lowest, 9;rullng rate, 2; last loan. 2; clos
ing bid, 2: offered at 2. Time loans,
stcadyand dull: 60 and 90 days. l-4Gl3 1-2
2 per cent: six months A.
Prime. mercantile paper All IA. stcrl-
8 Ing exchange. stcAiy. With nctNnl husi-
ness In bankers Bills nj $4.S6 bOl14. Sc. IS
for demand. and ut 34.s4.77Gt1S4.SO tor Cd
day bills. Posted rates. s4.& lie and
si.S 2. Commercial bills, s4si 5-s Bar
: silver, 50 Is. Mexican dollars 45l-2.
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Negro Guilty; Must Die.
(By Associated Press.)

WACO. TEN, August s.-The Jury In
the case@of Hank ajors, a young ll negro
tIrned a verdict of guilty.. placing the,
punishment at death The jury was out
lust three minutes 1tt 5i
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b, Spot cotton closed quiet at points higher;
middling uplands. Leo; middllng gulf, ll.9s;
ga les. 200 bales.
Cotton. quiet; mlddllng, il.oo;5 gross receipts.
saa3 balesH sales. 200 bales; stock, l5a,2l7
bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts, 1921
bales: export to Great Britain. 3.0Sl bales; TO
the Continent ia bales; to Japan. bales;
stock, 1.t3s bales. .5 4 =.
g Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts, $3.50
bales; export to Great Britain, 30, Sss bales TO
the Continent 1918 bales: to Japan, bales
Total since September lst at ali ports-Set
receipts, lU,ol23A bales; export TO- Gra9
Britain. 3.943 90 7bnlcs: to France. $1,000 bales
to the Continent. $3.50. SO bales; Japan BIZ
O57 bales; to Mexico. 1882 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. Aug. 3.--COTToN-
Spot cotton quiet: sales 40 bales. Including
900 To arrive. Quotations unchanged. VET
Futures opened quiet and weak with prices
l:61ll points lower than yesterdays iinals ana
the nervousness and uncertainty which fusaaliy
precedcs the bureau report. coupled with bear
On the reading OF the report the ring hesl-
Ftated, and fora time there was scarcely any
thing doing. Then there was an Upward turn
OF about L. points. AT this level there was
flood OF selling orders which carried prices d
point or two below the level. ruling just before
the bureau report was posted. After THIS tne
fluct uat Ions were rapid but narrow, the mar
ket closing fairly steady With net losses OF li9
! II points. - ,oe,,o ~.
M Cotton futures steady. August. 10 3sIi0 ! !;
September 1000 lo.al; October 10. s3Hl9e4;
November TO- e5Tio.67; December. 10 6s: jan
uary. lo.741lo.7e; February, 1O11Ilo'ls; March'
IL. S6fll0. ST. tt MAJ
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u. g, rc,una,ng "a registered /. ~. I. 1o3H
u. 8. refundng Is, coupon. !. I. .......... 1o3N
IT, g. S. registered . I. 1. y. ....... lo3N
III S.. az. counor, :. 4. r. I. c3A
F $;;
mericnn Tobacco Isl certiiicntc lea .......... i74s
American Tobacco o. certificate s 4. ....... Iib9s
a tchson general 1881
a tchsor adjustment As (oncrcd) .,.,.....E %
Atlantic Coast Line ls 1C2%
baltimore ana Ohio 4s,......... JOSH
Baltimore and Ohio y y. 95A
Central OF Georgia "a "A
Central Of Georgia LIST Inc..............:. 9s
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc ................,. SGH
Chesapenke and Ohio 1OsA
Chicago and Alton yisy ,............,. 80
Chicago, s. and quincy new 4s.......... 1Olts
Chicago. Il. +. and Pacific II. r. 4s.......t 50
Chicago, r. I. and I'ac r. 2T. col. 5s...... 9ih
c.. c.. G. and ST. Louis gen 4s............ 1903 81
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: NAVAL STORES.

HUNTINGTON. N. C,,a7Aug. s.-sPIRrTs
TURPENrINE-Frm at 57hc.: receipts n
casks Rosin-F!rln at s3l0 bid; receipts, ais
barrels. Tar-Firm at $500 bid: receipts, CO
barrels. Crude Turpentine-Firlri at $a.5OG4,0O
and S4.25: receipts. 2l3 barrels. ,a1Hi
& SAVANNAH, GA, Aug, 3-TURPENTINE-
Firm Mt 57}.c.; sales. 1856 casks; receipts SIS
casks; shipments. bs2 casks Rosin--Flrm; re-
,celnts, 2,495 barrels; shipments, 6,728 barrels;
sales, 2.249 barrels.
CHARLESTON, S, c.. Aug. Es,--TURplN-
TINE AND I4OSIN--Nothtng doing, 5a5i
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

Boston, Mass, & Providence, r. I.
steamers cave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and SUNDAY. For prov!-
p. NJ !. passengers and freight taken for all
New England points. Tickets on sale Mt c. and
o. RWy. md n. and W. twy. Offices. aud
No SO East Main. . II ID
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y MN! k!&'!|z!!;:l!y!|h!!!!N6ft1|k.&|;WeSteI1
Juno II. 1906.

FEY juno IL, 1906. Et l ~
a. LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
300 A.HM.-NORFOLk LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 11:2O a. NJ. Stops only at Petersburg
Waverly and Suffolk. 3ii7'.
T. 9o5 "A. ,M.--CEIIcAGo EXPRESS. Parloi
Car, Broller Service, Petersburg to Lynchbura
a a.nd ltoanoke Pullman seepers Roanoke to
oke to Knoxville, and Knoxville to Memphis.
iCafe Dining Car, Roanoke TO Williamson.
, 4, F., M;-RoANoISE EXPRESS. Eos
Farmvllie. Lynchburg and Roanoke.
VI 300 +. .M.---OCEAN@ SHORE LIMITED. Ar
5rives Norfolk $50 r. M Stops only at Peters
burg. Waverly and Suffolk Connects with
steamers to Boston, Providence, New York.;
Baltimore and Washington.
" 7:9s RI M:-For Norfolk and all stations eass
80 p."Al.-NEw ORLEANS SHORT LIME: 1
Pullman sleepers Richmond tC.Lynchhurg ana
Roanoke. Petersburg to Bristol, Lynchburr 70
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans Cafe
D 80 r. M-sr. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke 70
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car IA 3,{ Y. w
Trains arrive from the West T:.a A. M 2:oS
P. M and 9:ls p. NJ: from Norfolk 11:4o A. Nj
and 6h0 P. NJ. ,;$6
!. Office No. sss East Main Street: !, !.
w q, 3BEVIIIl. ls4f3 G. II. @BOSLEY,
s', Gen'l. Pass AIT. Dist. Pasa, A It. I'D
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DRY GOODS MARKETS,

y NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Operatlons In tho dry
goods market have hot been extensive. but
prices continue 70 advance Spot goods arc
to find. Ea3
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. Aug 3.-scaboard Air
Line common, % asked, Seahoard Air Line
preferred-Not quoted, 3fE5
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Petersburg Tobacco Market.
Quoted by Craddock-Joncs, Virginia JYaro.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET,
Reporttd by Rodgers. 2McCaba4 & CO.
PETERSBURG. VA, Aug. 3,--PEAN UTs-
Spnn!sh.-Market firm at Sl.l5 per bushel. Viz
gnia-Murket firm at &C. for fancy stock; ma
chine picked 2is43Ac: shelllng stock, 94g9ic
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oct: 7.4s $50 z45 ~
I, Sept. 5......,....... s. 10 III s.leM $40 $40

+. Oct. .............. 7.45 $50 7.45 7.i7
SHORT RIBS-Per 100 Tbs.
4 Sept. +............. s. 10 vi 8.l2n $40 $40 +
Oct. 53.............. SIT $50 Sl5 8.17a4
Cash quota lions were as follows: Flour
Steady. No. 2 spring wheat sl.o5gl,1o; No. 81
s5c apslo5; No.. red, sG@Seac. No. corn
67c:; No 2 yellow, 57Nn57Mc No. 2 oats
21stc.: No. 3 white. 2al 301sc. No. 3 white. 2SA q
&C. No. . rye. 6sia@6oc Good feeding bar
ley, 3Gu Csc. fair to choice mailing. 4lG44c.
No. naxseed. sl.26: No northwestern, S1.a3:
prime Timothy seed s3.25. Mess pork, per bar
rel. $ls.4a135o; lard, per 100 pounds, 1900
1924 short ribs sides 1oose), ssas1a: short
OF high wines. sl.27. Glover. contract grade,
slo.5esll2.75 Butter-Steady: creamerics, 1ID
&c.; diaries. lsT1sIsc I1ggs-Steady at mark,
en- ses included Ice. nrsts, l7,kc.: prime frsts,
l9c. extras. alc. Chcese-Flrm ut 10A Gl1hc. Y
\ BALTIMORE, MD. Aug. s.-FLOUR-New.
easier Winter patent. 4.a3G5.10: spring pat
cnt, S.. b5lI5. so. Enthusiastically; spot, contract,
S2AgS4c. /; spot No. 2 red, western s4GsAAc.;
August, SehIs2Nc.: new southern BY sample,
gJrGIslc. Corn-Steady: spot and August Coo. 3;
southern white corn 59Gdic. Oats-Unsettled;
old, NO. 2 mixed. acc. Rye-Lower; No. 2 West
ern. s5 gGcc. y Buttcr-Strong; fancy imitation.
l79lsc.: creamery. 2l1sdooc.; ladle. 1Gdtl7c. !;
store packed t49l5c. cggs==-s eady and -un-
changed at tic, s Cheese Steady and un-
changed: large, 1lhc.; small, l2c,
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PlTrsBURG, PA.
Aug. s,-cATvrI4E--supply light; market steady
Choice. Bs5a55o; prime, s. lSfE3.so. Logs s.
"a aonsie5 medium, So 1905 IS workers. ;G,4lQ
$50: pigs, Sc. lodS, Is; roughs, s4boG6 10. she
supply light market slow. Prime wethafss q
81 5ofl 7o0 common, s26l3 co.. spring lambs, 200
an rs; veal calves. s7,soas,oo, 55 !.
Il CINCINNATI, O., Aug. a.--HoGs-Quiet,
butchers. se.12hG016; common S5M5 oo o. Cnt.
5tie--Steady. TaIr to good shippers. 4;?sIa y;
common s2d2, 75 Sheep-steady ut Se,7b9i.to'
Iatnbs-Strong at $tlI70O. hstt32
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cOTToNsEED OTL MARKET.

r ~ "a COTTONSEED- OIL MARKET, I@l73
Z NEW YORK. Aug. 3--cottonseed oil lrm
and active on bull manipulation Primo crude
0. b. mills, esae4c.; prime summer yellow
OFT summer yellow nominal; prime
white, 3aGl3Sc. prime winter yellow, s2Q33c,
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continues steady at unchanged quotations with
light receipts.
"a Notc--Vcs advise shippers to avoid too high
order, as much Of the tobacco coming In Is
damage and when such lis to case it sclis
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I'd IS g ID l ISIS rleuo :, q
Has u o Q q 2 burg q Potomac y. Rs r. J
Trains Leave Richmond--Nor tlward.
AIS A, M.-paily-Byrl ST. Through.
G.I6 a. M.--Dnly-Alain ST.. Through . Il.
7:25 i M,Wsek loays-E lt Ashlana as
$40 e q. 'MMDaily-Byrd St. Through Local zeal.
% q, anoonn.wcsk pays--Byrd ST, Through,
100 p M.-Week Dnys-Hyrd 81. brederlcks'
burg AccQmmodnt ton -, Jl55 II a5F84
.os ~ 4. -Oa ly-Main st, Through. JAZZ
1880 p, M.--Week rays-t .'' ''i'
: .o5 = M.MDnly-Byrd st. Through. s$
sTrm,ns Arrive Richmond-SouthW ru.,
40 A, A.--week Duys-Elba Ashland ~ A.. n
Communications !, =, .. s ,,rad,r,clx..
a.. a. n, Epaiiy--Byra st: Through, J, }
II :so &. M.-Week pays--Byrd s.. Inrousn.
ia i'oG M,i,..pnily--Ntaln ST., Through.
5:ts i, M--Week Days-Elba Ashland and Il Ae-
=. Soe'"WsiolDnIly-nyrd st. THROUGH: 10:
400 r, M--Daily-Byrd II ST. Throus u Loe-A.
"a, ! u q h.oP y -Daily-Maln st, Throush,i !,
a,yyorn@Pulln,nn Sleeping or Earior CRrns, ~
iiSohnvc trains except trains arriving tscn'66
1nnnI ii $50 A. NJ, week Days. ana locAl
tra Of arrivals and departures and conneo.
tions not guaranteed. c,u +, W p TAyr orr
nnnI Man'r,. Asst den'l MARI 4Eat '
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All ANTlC COAST LINE
RICHMOND & PETERSBURG .
ELECTRIC RAlLWAf

c,rs ,.ave corner 81 Seventh ind Perry
streess Manchsstslr, every hour ton thu hourl
from A, ii. to 10 ?, NJ tast.ear Y nldnisht,
cars leave petetsharS foot ol sysa,hem
s,,rset oyeyy hour from 6,sl A.. n, To l1;ss y.
n. Las, chr ls;ie r. AZ llinited car, 7 ~ A.
Ai daily, except Sunday 85 4 h i Is
All cars from Petersburg connsetsn< Rishs
Inoud cara, 3ya {G5 Wy se5.t f553 Fs{T
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SExABO.ARD.| ID.
AIR LINE RAILWAY

Il 10 1910. A. y
TRAINS LEAVE ntGt mo ~ L,1s,
59:l0 A, M. .nnanrd Fast Mail Savannah
2;ao Z Err M,.ouSlIle, Atlanta and Southwest, Z, u
"a, !, VI seaboard ENpress--Sayallnah. Jac1"A
! ~ ssonvills Atlanta nHd southwest e
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. I'll.
s,s5 \, M.-Eron Florida Atlanta and soufA Y
i, !, WssMS From FLORIDA. Atlanta and south'
west 7. &. -, ID I,oints IS y XXX
$3.50 y; M;- ~, - w. NJ. TAYLOR,
II. s.. nlApp nss. Agent, CITY Ticket Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond. Va, Aug, 3, 1905,
and oferTiInEi e
doing, Brights-Nrurlet continues quiet; but
firm, with fair receipts. Observation-Disclosures
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
IlynchbErg ronneco Market.

80 a,, EEttlAynchburS,s7Na-, Aug g. 1100D.tS
p The sales Of loose tobacco on. the Lynchburgs
market for the two weeks ending July f.Sth
as reported by John ~, Oglesby,T or Lynch's,
Warehouse, was as follows: & 'a.566l 3 ID NM
Sold week ending July 5slst, %, 100 ; pounds;
sold week ending July ssthA ss,i1O. pounds; In
crease for the week ending July 2sth 1890
: Sold from September J. 1901 K to July u.s. 1905,
to July 2S 1903, q 500, 100 pounds; decrease FOR
1905. 6.l63l 100 pounds. 5f p, az #s b r. 1879
been much improved during The past Two weeks hI,
yet the crop is not In irsl -class condition /
considerable portion has no;, been properly
worked consequently the grass and weed has
about taken possession TheSweather has been
fairly favorable to the GROWING crop during
The quotations are follows & X
DARK Jugs, @ 600
DARK ieat common. 800 ff GEO
r,ark ieas meg; n...."..........:. 100 $50
DARK iea!, Eoou.. 500 u l100
DnTh leai nus !l,W % 1l,0
DARK wrappers 1900 q $500
Petersburg Tobacco Market. M
Quoted by craddock.Jones, Virginia Ware.
housed
Petersburg. Va Aug. 3, 1905.
Very littletdong In loose tobacco as about
all Of the, crop In for this season, s1 NJ ~
The quotations are as follows:il sla
i1uss ,0) fpS $50
snort leal..,...... $50 q 100
short wrappers 1000 @ l5O
No shipping leaf or fine wrappers are being
offered. {1s'5 rs 58Sis \ IT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
STEAM BOATS.
MD DOMINION
u STEAMSHIP. CO MP ANY
INjghts Line For Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening tfoot Ash
street, at p Nj: stopping at SGwpors News ,.i,l
Including staler5om berth; meals. SOC. each.
Street Cars to Steamers Wharf. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
President Tobacco Trade.

The information upon which tho Item
was based came tlrst-hand from II
Stlas' Shclburna, prominent warehouse.
man and member Of the Tobacco Trade.
Editor ls. t3t