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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-06-30
LEAKEsyIlLE GREENEcoUNTY, MISS,

The department Of justice was Off
eially advised that as the result Of thp
investigation Into alleged frauds 10
connection with the government OF
the Chickasaw Nation, Indian Terri-
tory, Treasurer and Governor John
ston, of the Chickasaw Nation, Unit
ed States Marshal Colbert, Banker
Purdom and Attorneys Mansfield, Nc.
Murray and Cornish and others have
been indicted for reissuing school and
general fund warrants of the Chick
asaw Nation. The school warrants
were issued in lieu of immediate
money payments for various educa
tional purposes. A considerable
amount of these had accumulated and
congress at its last session appropri.
ated $330,000 of the Chickasaw Ma
TONS funds to meet their payment.
The estimate made at the interior
department is that so far as is now
known about 100000 of these schoo.
warrants have been fraudulently re-
issued.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-06-30

After negotiations that have the
appearance of being more or less Sc
cretly conducted the Public Printer
has closed a contract for the purchase
Of seventy-two Lanston monotype ma
chimes for use in the government prin-
terry. 1t now transpires that certain
Of the employees Of that large branch
OF the government service who have
been dabbling in the stock Of this ma
chine had a sure tip on the sale that
was to come off. 1t is understood that
the whole matter has been in the
hands Of Public Printer Palmer, who
has until now has been retieent on the
subject. However, he has authorized
the statement that the contract for
these seventy-two machines has. been
awarded to this company and that a
time limit Of five months had been
fixed withiff which all the machines
are to be- delivered. Mr.. Palmer made
the significant statement that ing all
probability large number of the ma
chimes swould be installed within two
months.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-06-30

BY a special order issued at the
Postoffice Department, employees OF
the postal service are prohibited from
acting as agents for manufacturers OF
clothing houses throughout the coun-
try which make specially of manu-
featuring and selling uniforms for let
ter-carriers. This is an old graft
which has frequently been the subject
of criticism on the part Of represen-
tatiyes Of these. firms, and on the part
of tho letter carriers themselves.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-06-30

President Roosevelt gave out the
correspondence with Messrs. Harmon
and Jndson in reference 10 the Santa
Fe Railroad rebate ease. The Presi-
dent refused to permit the proseeu-
tion OF Secretary Morton for alleged
viloatiou Of The Interstate Commerce
Law.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-06-30

President RoesevclI, ii is said will
ind another place for Francis b
Loon,is As result Of his controversy
with Bowen.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-06-30

sAs "a result of recent investigation
of the tree growth along the river
front Cairo Ill, to New Orleans, the
bureau of forestry of the department
- = SEA SIS ev' g IrPort
,shpWiggatAataon the narrow strip in
side ofstBe levees cottonwood can be
grown with almost no care and can
be harvested when the trees are from
35 to 40 years, old. This wood now
has "a. Recognized place in the market
for tlie.afairufactire Of boxes, for fur
nitute backs, SAashboards, etc. The bu-
reau recommends the application of
more conservative numbering to the
lands behind the levees. The whole
question.of theaproftable management
of these forest lands lies within the
control of the owners, the bereau re-
port says "Instead of reaping one
harvest as they now do, it would be
almost as easy to secure successive
crops so long as the lands remain
available for farming. When that
time comes the forest must give way
permanently.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-06-30

The arrival in the United States Of
Senior Enrique Cortez, confidential
agent from President Reyes, has led
to the belief here that Colombia is
seeking to sell group of islands to
this country in order to aid her in her
financial difficulties. The Islands
which, according to repeated asser-
ton, Colombia would like to sell to
this country are the Galapagos. They
are on the Pacific side Of the isthmus,
about 200 miles from Panama. San
Luis and San Andres, two Of them.
are valuable, and would be especially
useful as naval bases to protect the
entrance to the canal.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-06-30
permanently

President Roosevelt has directed
that the quarterly meeting of the
Isthmian Canal Commission to be held
July be convened in this city instead
of at the office Of Gov. Magoon on the
Isthmus. The instructions of the
President to govern the commission,
issued April 3 last, required four
quarterly meetings year to be held
on the Isthmus. This is announced as
the only exception that will be made
to this requirement and is due to the
fact that all of the members of the
commission, except Gov. Magoon, are
now in this country and for the fur
ther reason that certain matters to be
the subject of consideration can be
better handled here than in Panama
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-06-30

Members Of the Panama Canal Com.
mission do not believe that Chief En-
gineer Wallace intends to resign. The
Commissioners will hold a meeting al
Washington July /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July lS-The cotton market was
moro active and ruled very nervous with fluct-
uatIons Irregular the net cha ngcS for the day
showing a substantial loss under liquidation
and a removal OF bear pressure. Z, p.
q Tho openin Kwas steady at q decline tof 500
points on near T months. which were in fuenced
BY liquidation. while later positions were UNI
changed to points higher on tho cables
There wche heavy overnight buying orders, and
the execution OF these. sent all months q few
soliowIns the cali. Fhs Weather continued good
however. private condition reports were less
buillsh It wax expected that the weekly crop
report at midday would be bearish and with
receipts Increasing, while spot dealers appeared
n The advance, and before the end of ha first
hour prices showed net loss OF isGlo points,
port immediately following the publ alton q
the weekly report. sent October back 5to llc.,.
hut the Improvement was not held. and IN the
late rtadlng the market was weak under gem
eral selling for both accounts The close was
al practically the lowest of ite day and easy
al a net decline Of 22G3o points. Sales csti-
mated at 800, 900 bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
THEY COMPROMISED,
Railway Mulcted for Refusal to
Stop fer Passengers. n
,riaI ia The Times -IJlspntc.l

Especial to The Tlmcs- nlspntch)
NORFOLK. VA, July lS--The Norfolk
and Southern Railway compromised tWen'
ty-slx suits at Princess Anne Courthouse
BY paying sic to each one, TIE suits
were brought against tho railway by the
persons who attended the Confederate
reunion of the Princess Anne veterans
and were left at the station by the train.
which would not stop to bring them 70 the
city. Y
'rhe people were so incensed at the
Of the road that they en-
couraged those who We've left at the STA
tion to bring suit ~ a lesson to the man
agement.
Z This Is the minimum penalty for not
stoppinE the train for q passenger. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT. OF RICHMOND. JULY is, 1906,
4 Z

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY is, 1905,
Il ARRIVED 9f4 t95
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk. merohan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion lima
z Schooner Alice j. Yenable,s Signaigo,$ Shirley,
Va, wheat, John S. Jacob and Co.
45 SAILED. 8 3.5i 4 y
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves. Norfolk
and James River landings, merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Co. RE-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion steamship
line Esis4
a. PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY41S 1906
sAH7tE &f SAILED .iSs 1Gt 7a
4 Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo. ss5i y
Z Elm City, Haynes. Mattnponi River landings
passengers and general cargo. 100
ARRIVED. n ri i3gs54 IL Asf8
Charlotte, Murphy Baltlmors. passengers and
Elm City, Haynes. Mattaponi River landings,
passengers and general cargo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
lBy AssocIated Press.l.

Ei47E895 z " by ASSOCIATED FfresS.) fF i5
ATLANTIC CITY. N. u, July 1S-City
Health Officer Edward Gulon went aboard
the pleasure yacht Lady Evelyn this at
ternoon and learned from Captain James
F. Pierce that the hrst mate Of the yacht
had died suddenly from an overdose OF
wooo alcohol. The body was brought to
this city and will DO prepared for inter-,
ment. ~
The yacht is owned by a man named
McAIahon, and the dead t1rst mate was
THOMAS Clark, aged forty-six years. df
Norfolk, Va. He had been drinking heav-
lily for several days, When about ten
miles off tho city he was seized with
commissions and expired soon after. DR..
GUN was summoned by the captains
yacht, which stood Oft the city. Tho
yacht drew too much water to enter the
inlet. K
Dr., Gu!on went to It In a launch, There
were no suspicious circumstances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Lyncnburg 1'onacco Market.

Lynchburg, Va, July Is. 1905
Sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynchbprs
market for tho two weeks ending July l4,th.
as reported by John i. ogesby, ot Lynch's
Warehouse, Is as follows;
sold week ending July 18th. $500 pounds de-
crease Cor the week ending July nth, S,sOo
Sold from September {, 1904. TO July II. 1905.
l5.2sS,0O0 pounds; sold from September 4 1893,
to July u, 1904 q l34, 900 pounds, decrease for
1905. 5,Si5l0 0pounds.
Tha sacslnts tinls ssry usht 4ndleatiauA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
TOBACCO MARKETS.
Richmond, Va. Jul

Richmond, Va, July u.s. 1905,
n Tobacco-Dark Fsred- Receipts and offer
!ngs light. Market guet Worry little doing.
'Brights-QuIet but firm fair receipts. Sum
Cured Receipts light market steady at prices
quoted 81
as sa ass Of eat ds mon Jn
i, 1905, 9, O66, a3S pounds .S8
!. Note-We advise shippers 10 avoid too high
order, as much OF the tobacco coming In Is
DANA ged. and when such Is the case It sella
far below market price. E d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Continent. 3,1eoN7 bales; to Japan SN '4s
bales 8 10 Mexico, .s3: bales.

NEW ORLEANS, La, July B.---coTToN-
spoi cotton qniet. sales so bales, Including
loo to arrive. Quotations unchanged. sa,o
points above yesterdays hnal figures. Real ~.
satisfied Longs e COM cent pr,sss TM
ths bureau report waa read prices improved,
but Under liquidation, rapidly receded 4 T l.s
market closed dull with net losses OF 'su-o
pc. Cotton futures dull. July. 1877; August
Glo.s71Nee: September lo;Ssg1eIA; octo ,ter
I ia. Ittbio. Is: January. l0,a1Q1o.Sl: February,
n siYioss: March, l1.9lGl0.02
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
4 CATTLE : MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards
10 49,, No 1t,1tt

(Sdle aLT Union SlDCR j dEQSJ
Richmond. Va. July IS. 1905:
Report ., 10 t The ye stock market Tor inc
Fair run OF cattle, sheep and lambs and
ihs, sies 8 lev 1aasy higher her
s fsls FL %stsr: stss; eo% q "a, T.
ssws sna u sa Gs ;sass se bulls
ss,ua .,ss Xsv.. 3i5s fa ssas g.
n Best hogs, DC; common to falr, 6I5'tc c.
e. Ga!e1 7es9 head ineadsg $50
s. asi rese ssss + s ssss ss9ss
hefers se5 eaaners. tssa as; bulls f iaGs
faxss sSfS Tseasfea sesFs
loc. higher. Mixed and butchers. IS. 6s1s.o;I
good 70 choice heavy. $3.50 osh; rough;
sales. f5.soaSe5. sheep.Recelpts, 5000 head.
Sheep, ls9a5c- lower: lambs steady 70 loo.
. 70 choice mixed. sio4 =; native lambs, $3.50
$50 head Dressed Beef STEADY a 7asae. per per
pound; some sales OF choice beef at &C. Calves
generally rated 25c. lower. a few choice veas
sold a. 100 pounds West wrslpis
sheep She al and Lambs-Receipts, 1852 head Market
STEADY. 6neep 500 AZ ID 10 per AN pOuHuhS
lambs, i56og5.7o: culls. $500. Dressed NUT
oalaIsc: per pound, iross-ReceypteI .asu
head. Market steady to firm Prime State hogs,
sold at $. soas,a5 per 100 pounds.
BALTIMORE, MD. July 1s.-sToCk ON
THE WHARF-Beef Cattle--Prices were steady
at quotations as follows: First quality, per
pound, 4Gl4Ec. medium, per pound. 39al5c.;
bulls. per. pound, e93c,: thin steers and cows.
per pound. 2p2.tc.; oxen. per pound. !, ease;
mitch cows. extra, each. SIS $50: do., good each.
each ssgiSoo sheep and
Sheep, No. fa{, per head, t25oda00 !; do.
per pound. aG3hc.; do, No. 3 fat. per pound.
2M21sc,; old bucks. per pound. 2G3c. :; common,
per head, 81 .60Gp2.00. Spring lambs. choice. per
pound 6q6sc. Calves-The supply WAS ample
for the demand and to tone OF the market was
weak, but prices were unchanged. The follow
Ing arc the uotations: Calves. veals, choice.
light, per pound, 6lsG6c.; good. per pound, 90
6hc. rough. heavy, EACH StG9. 90: choice calves
from nearby points by railroad brought &C..
pound.
UNION STOCK YARDS PITTSRURG, PA.
July ls.-CATTLE-Supply fair; market slow.
Choice, IS. 4DGS0l; fair. {5loa5a' Hogs
Receipts. light; market slow. Prime. heavy,
Sc. 10; medium 50. e0 heavy workers.. .eoG6 sS !;
light workers.. S6,25G6.30; pigs. $3.50 roughs,
81, ooal5, co. Sheep-Supply fair; market dull,
Prime wethers. fG6.l5; common. $3.50; spring
lambs, St9t7 %; veal calves S07.26.
n G5SeISN4Ta 9 s%'y 5 es,s
Steady: fair to good shippers, Si.lid4.6o; cons
mon. ;o.00G?.76, sheep-slow at s2,750 $50,
Lambs-Lower at $3606760. 2s3i-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

s SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY. 2S, 1905. 55544
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VI;
& 200 Al. M.--Daiy--Local for Charlotte. NJ Ct
II: 80 P. M. Daily Ln,it ed-Buffet Pullman 70
'G77 Atlanta and Birmingham. New orlea M.
Memphis, Chattanooga and all the SouHtnf
with through coach for Chase CITY, OK z
4 ford, Durham and Raleigh.
900 P. MEX Sundny-Chasea City fLocal.s...s8
ii: 30 p Nj. Observation-Disclosures ready 3:Ss
+, M, for all the South. "
5l7q3 Is5 YORK RIVER LINE. WEI y u.
f The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points I Leaves Richmond 1920 P. NJ. daily
2:l6' p. M.-Local--DaIly- Except Sunday. 89
1850 p. M,--ExceptS Sunday--For West Point,
49,, connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings. Steamers call at ORR
53S VAT town and Clay Bank Mondays. Weakness
days and Fridays, and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays, thursday ; and &
aSg Saturdays. s,s.4.St = ~, z, a, ~
4:45 a.. M.-Hxcept Sunday-AAoc n 'ia - -.
y erf 4 ms ARRIVE RICHMOND. u.
s:b3 a. M and So? F.. M.--From all tho south
s:35 p M,-From Charlotte and raleigh,
$40 a. M.-From Chase city and Int ERIN ea IL
a.25 AM.-Baltimore and West Point. Z,
10 AZ a. M.-paily-Excopt Sunday and !! mon. \
~ y tay;a 10 r. NJ. daily, except sunoa yi-'
q. w WEsrBURY .. R e 10 al, va.
z 9. a :, = ~, NJ 49, 81 G. p. "A. $Y5
"a Il. : s. M SPENCER. Gen'l Mgr &.
354- An a Washington. y. e. @ 3 i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Cotton futures opened steady and closed

Snot Cotton closed quIet,I2s points advance;
mddlns uplands, HOO; nllddltns suIf ll:o
Cotton aulet middling 100; net receipts. g.
bales; gross, 3o7? bales; stock, lss,Sls bales 81.
Tota to-day Ct Al poE,.EInt se hss
the Continent s.31s bales to Mexlco, 100 bales;
stock, +0S,8H bales,
bales; export to Great Britain. sass bass; to
France. 4as bales to the Continent, $3.50 bales
To Mexico 100 bales,
Total since September LIST ut all ports-Nst
receipts, as05 o26 bales; export to Great Britain
e6el. 7ta bales to France, sos, los bales; to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
ATLANTIC COAST LINE .

49,, /, NC !, FAVE RICHMOND DAILY--BiED-
'IN'ti'NS 49, STREET STATION, Il
REFLECTIVE SUNDAY APHtL ~ Gtii,
3s;S a. Ma. =. EXPRESS 70 ~ ts s'A>'
ano a. M--Pstsrsbuys and MOI folk;, o,..,
ls FIX 3, M-.Pstersburs ana Norfolk,
u .I0 r. NJ, --Cioldsboro Local,
s:4s i. M,ps,ersearg 4 l;oc West indian Lin.
- ited1 to all points south ~ Wa,
$50 =, M.-Pslersburs and y, ana w Wsat'
!, Y 90 p M,-pstersburg Local, ~ Z &
"a: Wp 3, ARRIVE DRlcHMoNp-lpoAliIs.
81 e. M.;f 4 NJ; ,s;a NJ ~
a. N; ll;4o A. ~; as So 3 ~ -'Ss Y
1850 g. S, CAMPBELL, DIV, foss ASS 3,ss
\ W. y. CRAIG, Gen, Pass As''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Virginia Inventors.

Especial to The Times Dlspatcn.>
WASHINGTON. p. @, July 1a-Pat-
ents Issued VirGlnia--,John Cruikahank
Yorktown rotary valve; Randolph I!
ton; John n, Shackelford Petersburg,
knocked-down chair: William J. sterling
Norfolk, building block
North CarolnA-Junns II, Bagwell
West Durham, thin place detector fol
looms. III. "a
! Pos masters appointed: .},YIrsinia-Bobs,
We 1iee John "a w'n' W so'y rossnod ius enso
North Observation-Disclosures. Tyrrell co,ln-
ty Washington w. Belangln. vice BENZ
Spurrill. resigned. g f8 a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
NAVAL STORES.

L WILMINGTON. y. c.. July 1s.7sPlR1Tss
casks. Rosln-Firn at $500 bid !: receipts. 53l
barrels. Tar--Firm At So. bid: receipts o
and 81 y! receipts. lis barrels
B SAVANNAH, GA, July 518-TURPENT1NE-
Firm at 55hc.; receipts. 1929 casks; shipments.
oo3 casks. Rosin-F Firm; receipts. 1895 barrels;
shipments. $50 barrels; sales. 2, 067 barrels
CHARLESTON. S. c.. July IS, -TURPEN-
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corToNsEED OIL MARKET.
4 NEW YORK. July lS.-Cottonseed oil was
,roderutey active at easier prices. Prime
crude, I. O.. b. mills, 24a25c.g nominal; prime
summer yellow, osQcS1hc. off summer yellow,
nominal: prime white. so.s oslo; prime winter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19

u. 8. refundins %. registers 70:
u. IS. refunding 2s. ~
u s. 80. Registered 1 341
u, s.. New As egistcrd y! 10
Us. Now a.. coupon. ~ -;
u. s. Old u. reKistere I. ~; iU
u 81 Old A. coupon. AZ
American Toha eco "a, certinc ntcs........
American Tobacco s., certificate ~
Atchison general a q
n!GnlHaGn r ~ Inn ....,,.,..... 10
Baltimore and Ohio q. A. "
Baltimore and Ohio 51ss.........,........' !, y
Central 81 Georgia 1st Inc (onercd)........ y
Central 81 Georgia ID t1nc...................,
Chesa peake and Ohio ~ y
C:hicaso. 4 i. ~ and quincy new s.......... 70
ChicaSo.5R,s i. and Pacific r. r. 4s..... .
Chicago, Ri. and Pac. r. r. col. 5s'... y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
my GOODs MARKETs

Y NEW YORK. July ls.-The weather was q
depressing factor In the conduct OF to-day's
business In tho dry goods market. especially
In 1obbing centres. Buyers, are bes!esing the
deliveries on goods which are not to be had.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
!. or1Inn PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 1s.-FLopR--Dpill and ~ nn-
changed. Rye Flour-steady. CornHeai-
STEADY. Barley-Dull. oe. ~
Wheat-Spot irregular: No red, ssc. o.ad
lions closed habhc. net advance. July e.osea
al 0lAc.: September. s7Ac, pssemper' Sss;
Corn-Spot easy: No. 2. 62ht aS.Hc op ,Ita
closed hc. net lower. July closed at S.iac.
septeni,er. s11.c. oats---Spot. auleet; 'n' '
oe Beef@steady. Cut Meats-stcady. Lard Lard
Steady; Western steamed. 81, 80; refined quiet'
pork-Steady. Tallow-Barely steady. = Ros.n--
Steady; strained, common te GOOD, *ab. w W.
ipentine-Ouoted at 6lh962c. >.
CoTec-Spot Rio. quiet; No. invoice. DC,
mid. Sauiet;t Cordova 10Gl3c, Futures closed
net decline l0Gl5 points. Suga Raw, STEADY
fair refining. asc centrifugal % ses'. az
fee,1oaess sSs so5 mould loaf ana
s. se Cubes s. a. EieeMoale, Molasses-pul
Buttcr-Quiel and unchanged. Cheese-t'rIn
ana unchanged. Eggs-Firm and unchanged; !.
,optherns 80 p' jersey SWEETS, sas
Peanut quiet; fancy manipulated. eG6Ac.:
other domestic, sGslac, Cabbages.s
steam to liverpool. lonl3c' s
= CHICAGO, ILL.,. July Is. -Posslbllities Of
damage 10 the wheat crop In the northwest
resulted In a slight rally In prices here to-day.
AL the close the September option was UP sc, ;
corn shows q gain OF hc.; oats are Off NC;
provisions are up b4l2tac
The leading futures ranged as followst
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.SE1kAB.OkARDll5
Am LINE RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE. ItlchMoNp.pAlLY.
o,,oo a. M.-Local-For Nor!ina and Hamlet.
p:w S q n --seabuayd Fast Mall--Sayannan.
a'-V Jacksonville, Atlanta and Southwest.
- IA . N, s.Seahoard press--Sayannah jacks
WV tsn,rryyiile. Atlanta and Southwest.
SUN mrt ntstt Ns ARRIVE RICENOND t5i
,.as 4 M.~From Florida. Atlanta and souiar
- y vest M From Florida. Atlanta and SOUTH
80 p M,-,From Local Points FAVOR Il
II. s, E. .pas. Agent, city Ticket Agent. 4.
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are that the crop OF tobacco Is about sold.
unfavorable for the growing crop. there being
too much rain In man y7ectloas for the farm
ception Of that washed over or covered With
mud tho crop Is not badly damaged. with
favorable weather Ind cations are that there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

c.. C.. c. and st. Louis gen. 4s,......... 1929
CniorsGo Midland Observation-Disclosures. 74h
S,oiorado a nd Southern is.,,............... 95Es
cuba s. -. 1osN
Denver nd Rio Gram "a .............. 1t0H
Distiilera Securities S. 7asS
Cria ;prior lien Z. 10o!s
Eric General 02si
Forth Worth and Denver City lst......." III
Hooking Valley 109N
ia pan Bs ~ certac les . 10l il
louisville and Nash. Unified .. 10tlh
Manhattan con. gold 4s....................i10 t
Mexican Central As. ~. ............. II III
Mexican Central LIST MISUNDERSTANDING. e
MINI. and st Louis g q
Missouri, Kanaas and Texas Eds. ........... s77s
National r. r. OF Mexico con. 4s........ g.
New Jersey Central gen. 6s................ 1894
Now Jersey Central gen. 6s...........,... 1915
Northern raclnc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QG
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Every Saturday. Afternoon Ex-
curslOn to
3 " G X r r OE ::
Via C. & Q. ny.
S1. 90 Round Trip S1.oo

2 Every Saturday In July and August.
Commencing ON Saturday, July 22d, the
Chesapeake and Ohio viii have a SPECIAL
Saturday afternoon excursion from Rich
mond to Buckroe and return, leaving
Richmond 3I7. NJ; returning, leave Buck
roe 10 p, NJ, Two hours schedule In
both directions, without stops Five
houra at this delightful resort IN the cool
of the evening. NsMs
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE ND, July ls.-seaboard AZ
Line common, IS bid: do. preferred. 4:9t'li.
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$500 Round Trip $1.oo

Go to Buckroc for u good sea food din
ner and the evening pleasure Of the sea-
side,
Tickets will also be sold for this train.
good returning on the Sunday outing.
leaving Fort Monroe 4:b6 T, NJ. or S:lb
r. NJ, Of the Sunday following, at $500
round trip,
( A novelty and delight introduced by the
,chesau cake and Ohio Railway,
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Petersburg Tobacco Market. {
ky Craddock.Jo NlrginIa "
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET,
(Reported by Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
PETERSBURG VA, July l8-PEANUTS-
Virginia-Market firm al 4c. for fancy stock;
machine picked, 2hasac.; Smelling stock at
212Xc. ~ IN "a Is, Il