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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
LOST IN
PROVIDENCE h Il II |: Streets 81
Great Pianist Kept Audience
Waiting and Manager
Was in Despair.
2 ], i Z I. 3 rha rImns. nispatch.

s3 (specal to The Times Dispatch
PROVIDUN CII, r. March ao.--tNl.
Ignace Paderewski got lost yester 8 day III
the maze of streets between Infantry
Hall, where he was to give a concer and
tho railroad yard, who're his privat g car
was, sidetracked. a large and fashion
able audience had athered to hear tho
Russian pianist, but when the time came l
for the opening OF the concert, NJ N.
sPaderewski had not arrived and his man an
ager was III despair. ss
Ten, twenty minutes passed. and still
mo signSo the great virtuoso. The a,i-
dience was be q inning to grow i'm patient,
and the unha ppy8 manager. wi tn perspiiafl-
ton starting from every pore, was be-
ginning TO think how an advertisement
like this would look ii the morning news W.
papers: s ;3i5: i; v y
LOST Pianist; name, NJ. n 1gnnce Jan
9aderewski very long as legs; a $50 hair,
Please ret turn to his am ious manager.
was nearly. hall an Il Ii our & ter the
time for opening the concert when the
we'll known form OF M. Paderewski, sur
mounted ,byS5t he tawny shock of hair,
was seen on tho stage. The audience
greeted him with a salvo OF APPLAUSE anfl
throughout the programme there was
great thusiasin. IS Il
y twas explained that his driver ad
mistaken the way to $t llc hall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
The Produce Market.

The receipts of green stuff from the far
South areson the increase, and as q nat
ural result prices for these desirable ar.
8ticles went Off somewhat yesterday.
Fruits, which are still Looming In in rltheri
qualities but there are all sorts Of dam
aged oranges and apples at low-downl
prices. Receipts of Virginia products are
very small, and will tbes from now on FOR
some time to- come. Eggs arc the one
thing from Virginia shipping points tina
nrc plentiful These desirable articles OF!
daily food were going yesterday on the
block ut fifteen cents per dozen IN crate
Z lots. % S &.
New cabbage from down South are
getting more numerous on the market,
and In the mat ter Of pric &c are now wi hin
old cabbage have a bout played out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
'TRA|LO TRAGEDY
FOLLOWS ! |. 0 \ MURDER
Farmer summoned as Juror Kills
Himself, Making Fifth
Suicide.
.(specialto The Times Dispatch,

(specialto The Times Dlspatcl)
RISING SUN, IND, Marcn 3O--The
trail of tragedy, following tho .;llcspie
murder, has not yet eadod, despite tho
fact thai James Gillespie has been con-.
Voted Of the murder Of his sister, PLEA
beth. and sentenced to tho penltentiary
for life.
siF August lFinko. fl'fty-seven years old. u
5well-to-do farmer, who was summoned as
a Juror In tho case, committed suicide
Yesterday by shooting himself through
the head, IIo Is tho fifth INTO commit
suicide as the result OF the case within
3tho&l last year & ~ III @3
Tinka, attempted to kill himself last
year when he was summoned Ms " Juror
In the trial OF James Gillespie, IA tier the
first trial had resulted In u disbursement,
The names OF the suicides AID tho dates
arc as follows; May "a, 1901, Andrew
Davis; May 27 1901, William Scranton;
May 81 1904, John Russell ;SJune s, 1904,
William Powell. and March 20, 1905, Au'5
gust Flnbe,
Davis was called as venlremnn to
and the I3arbqurs. He was rejected be-
cause OF n prejudice In favor of Gillespie.
A few days later he killed himself
Scranton had n cousin on the first jury,
which Was unable to agree upon ~ ras-.
dict. This cousin was opposed 10 the
foreman. Ira Powell, in the deliberallnas.
Scranton Killed himself Tho day after thu
jury reported no verdict.
& Rns,ell was the youth who WAS driven.
Insane hY hrp1dlns oyer the case and,
trying to s1lvt5tlie mystery. Powell Was
a cousin df Ira Powell, foraman$ of the
first jury He Killed himself TO escape
social ostracism because his cousin had
headed the jury which failed to agree
and thus dsplessed both factionS in The
4 ,t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
STOCK MARK[TSA
DRIF TING MATCH GU.
Volume Of ,Transactiotls Siruik
to the Lowest In Many
Years.
The SOUTHERN IRON. MERGER
Tile Shorts Alarmed BY "a Re.
viyal Of Talk Along 81
That Line i'll s3s.

4 N INV iYO2 X, March s30.--T o-da W Is stock
market was not much moro than a drlfs-5
Ing match and the movement was not coil-,
elusive or convincing ut any Ailtc \. The
volume D transactions shranx tot the 10 w
est in many weeks. Ii5.l XII 98S
Very largo Importance was a ttached IN
tile discussion about the Stock Exchange
to the threatened stock transfer tax as the
factor making most for this sudden col
lapse in activity. While stlia amount Of
the proposed tax is not regarded ps ex
trcmely burdensome In the actual trans
fer OF stock holdings, from one owner TO
another. III is generally 2agreed that II
\ would form, q serious restraint est. upon
y There was a calling NJ loans during tile
day. which necessitatfd a. shifting OF nc G..
where renewals were W.
The selling pressure was light but here
Is no disposiuo TO buy on y large scale.
"a .twosk bank Statement on Saturday iH
a revival. :of the southern iron merger
talk n ,ie.fffed the shorts In those stoclss
qtr1d had some }sympathctic effect on tho
genera 8 market. l'lic greater tranauiilty
ket also contributed to the late f.-rnilesa.
hesmarket closed irregular tier Its sub
Sstnntlal recovery. u.
E Bonds were Irregular Total sales, par
value, 1906. 900 United States loads
were ali$unchangcd on8call.
Tho total sales OF stocks for the day
were es91n0 shares.
MI MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLo
Money on call firm, at 21-2G14 per cent;
closing bid, a1.+ per cent; offered Mt 81
per cent. time loans. 81 eady; Sly 81 (, days.i
ninety days and six mouths. l-2a per;
cent. prime mercantile paper. 33-t14 1-2$
per cent. Sterling exchange lirmer with
actual business In bankers bills Z
t.S5. .Jat4s5.95 fcra demand and ut 81 81. asGp
II 4si1O for, sixty u day bills; posted rates.
EslB41-oGls5 ana 81. So -2fss7: commercial
bills. s3.s3 3-4Gl4 50 rs Bar silver. 5Gl-i;t
Mexican dollars, AZ IL. M u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
Leaf Tobacco Sales.

sf The sales Of loose leaf tobacco at the
warehouses n6the slip were not as large
yes terday as on the day previous, but
large enough TO entertain the buyers for
u few hours. Tho tobacco sold amounted
to about 100 900 pounds. consisting mainly
Of common working stocks, There We're.
I however, & a few piles OF wrappers and
some good sun-cured filters. Several piles
m few got MS high as s25 Some good illl-
ers reached the $14 ma k and a number Of
piles, were knocked out ut from $12 down
ito about IS. ft 3itf VI 53EE
Altogetherltho market was firm ana all
strictly good stock found ready buyers
at prices that were satisfactory to the
farmers who had come to market. rho
The first sale will be at Crensh;lw's, soc-
sondi at Shockoe third at Stonewai and
fourth at Shelburne's .5 &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
RAILWAY.

Il SCHEDULE IN Z FFEcT DEC. e. 1904 8Ss5
2 KS q TRAINS LEAN NJ ltlC hMOtSD.3 III 81.
~ ia a! y-l4ucai for Chariot g. C.g
ta:sS . Nj ily-Liinlted --Buret pullman to
e ls. 80 Atlanta and Birmingham, New orears.s
G5 Memphis. Chattanooga anu. all the south
a "a p Mex. Sun1ay-lk eysyille 8Loca Sa.s
80 - - p MI for all the South.
s.8E siff,ii-1 YORK s,I YER LIN r. IS
N THE Sfayorite route tn Baltimore and eastern
points. = Leave Richmond 100 Pm. Mondays8
s. fsh Is. a Mondays. and
3 "a 5. W.yExcept Sunday For West Point,
~ ccnNscting With: steamers for lsaltlnors
h IA md river landings Mondays Nv dnesdayal
81 and fridays steamer calls at Gloucester
Point, Almonds md Clay bank re
l:45 hlExcept sundny-I.oc mixed nike e: .oE
H,T rft ms ARRIVE RICHMOND,
a ,bs An and @ AZ p M,-From all tho South
9 9:yS . M,-From n Charlotte uni Durham.
s:sS A. W-From I<eysyill e. Nv 355 !
9:S A. M.--Raltimore and West sFont. NJ,
1o:a5 a. Nj w cd nesdnys and Fridays: 10 .P:s
Mint daily 'l: exc ''''; sunday--Fr0" YeA'
.. ~. w IHiI;sTBURY. D, ~ Richmond, Va.
Z r. H. HARDwICH. W. H. TAYLOE.xss
q, IT, ACKERT. Gen'l. Mgrr ii
s7% tWashln Tton.s p. g. ls5 i5ssfj I5Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
SOUTHERN BAPTlsTtc CONVENTION,
KANSAS CITY, mo-,
Al -
"a 3 ~ M 4lll
EMRATE VIAEC AEl6 O8RN

#3Si HALF R1I e VIAaC. q " n 49,
K For the above occasion tickets Will be
sold from Virginia and North Carolina
via Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, to
Kansas City. Mo-, and return at rite Of
enc faro for tho round trip plus fifty
cents, limited to May 23d. tickets being
OH sale May 7th TO 18th, inclusive.
The National Baptist Anniversaries
meet at st. Louis Mo-, May 10th to 24tS
and arrangements have been perfected
.tc. permit stop-oyer at st, Louis on the re-
turn, within the final limit, byFdeposting
ticket with joint agent Mt st, Louis im-
nedlately on arrival and on payment Of
fifty cents deposit foe, thus enabling dele
gates to attend both conventions.
The chesapeake and Ohio Is the short
est, quickest and best route 10 the West
Fast vestibuled trains with dining carise
vice.
For Pullman reservations and further
information, address
w. @ .WARTIIEN,
District Passenger Agent, g. 8 Q. Ry,
y. Richmond, VA,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
n kNSlWH0iifo[k&WeStb1l

LEAVE RICHMOND DAl
100 "a CKt'OLk I'M Irt;D. a xarryeSS
Norfolk II 20 a. NJ stops only at Pstershurs,
v . Is a' SIs eSIf1A EXPRESS Butss
Paror Pesersbgrs to Lynchburg :: /, and
bus. Bluefeld to- CINCINNATI also r onIioke ~
noxvllle and Knexvlle 4, 70 I. Memphis; CAFE
ls s:5 2. & M..sRoANoKE EXPRDss for Farms
Vile, Lynlhburg and Roanoke. sstts8
400 P. M OCEAN SHORE LIMITED ar
rives Norfolk $50 Stops only t Lei
steamers to q Boston, Providence, New York.
Baltimore and Washing tom
1925 P. M-For N5rfolk and all stations east
II n i 40 p. SMsNEwsoRL SHORT LIN i.I
Pullman seepers Richmond to ,Lynchburg and
Roanoke, Petersburg TO East Badford, Lynch.S
burg to that tanooga; NIenphis and New Or.
4 $50 p. eM.-sT. = Louis EXPRESS ullman.
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and anokes 10
Column bus. ~ Dining Car Ri . ss!gss
Trains arrive from The a
4 Office No. ssas East Main Street.
Am W. j. sRF3vILI.. c. III. BOSLE
Gen'l. Pass, ct Dist. Pass Agt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
CANAL COMMISSIONS.
Their Resi- gnation ceived and
New Appointment to- be Made.

MI ny oAAo
New Appoint rnents to be Made.
b. Aareciated II Press vi
55aHYASHINGrON, March 80 ecrctury
Taft to-day received. the designations Of
the Panama Canal Commissioners. Adj
amiral Walker, cllai rman Of the Panalnn
Canal 4 Commission. to-day renewed by
cable tho resignation Of General i avis ns
"a member Of he commisslon,s and inlne-
sdately forwarded It to the Secretary {
War. jj I. II K
There will be no hiatus In the govern
smert OF the cnnal zone by reason of
the resignation OF the present canal com-l
mission, ns their destinations will not
be accepted until their successors IRE
appointed. 1t Is expected tho announce
ment Of the new commssio on oEetheri
with tho congratulations and new In
,structons, will occur within ~ very
short time. 5ta%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
Secretary Morton in Florida,

- b lHYl Assoplntcd TFess,) " ~ ~
IrE,RNANDINA,8 FLA. March 20-rhe
Dolphin arrived here and landed Hecre-
tarS Morton md party this afternoon.
During an InterYn Of nfty minutes the
party WAS entertained by tile Hoard of
Trade, The guests lef en- q special train
for Jacksonville. taking the night train
there direct to Washington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
TOBACCO MARKETS

Richmond, Va. March 80. 1908.
Tobacco-Dark Fired w)-Receipts liberal;
ma rket active Mt quotations. FReordered--Re-
cepts and offerings continue light and market
quiet. Sun-Cured-Market fairly factipe; re-
ceIpts increasing. Observation-Disclosures, quiet,
but firm - light receipts 81 e isss fissis
s Tho quotations are as follows: s
y DARK FIRED ToBACCO-NEW.
Pr!mings 1,G as $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
r.. B Sn1s Z rot rrsas1 Il. +.

- DurS % i>OtOm0C ~. N *
Trains Leave Richlnond-..N OrthWard.
!:iS A. NJ. -Daily-Eyrd st. Through: d
6:B A. M.-Daily-Maln ST. Through.
e;S A. An, M.-Da!ly--Main st. Through. Az 8
ssa Al A6ls-5 !; Ss.n Mend 4 g.
72s A A M.-Week Days--1ba Ashland As
$40 A. MI aiiys-5 yrd 81. Through. Local I
= ;S sS noca-wsek pay.-gyrd s.. Through,
s6S p. n -Duily-1dain 81. ThrouE
s:oe ?; M...Daily- Byrd ST.. Through 4. "a !.
IN Tralns Arrive r1ond--Sout Inward. S93{ M
$40 A. M,--!Week Days-ElbA. Ashland Ac-s
burp. Accommodalio q. q,
, ssS a MW.ay 1ysS r ss hfhrousn
5 Sss + 81
EHHBsiIIyByEss q u E Esssas
e:4s e: M:-Dallv--Main St. Through All
1870 {. MMpai NY Main St. Through. ~
i1:4o g e., MWesk pays-Byrd St. t'rouEh. AZ
.NoTE-Pullrnan Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
lnond 1l:5o a. III. week days, and local accom-
Time ., arrivals and departures and connee,.
lions not gua ranteeu.
w b. Duke. =. W. GULF. I, W.iP.ETAY1oRS
Cent. Man Asset s. Gent Man, &: Man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE or STOCKS N NEW YORK.
SALES:

1900 A, c. L., com. ........,.......a
100 Amer. Tobs pfd......s.....
2acCO AmnIgamatcd Coppcr.......
1900 Amer. Car aud Fotindry....
To9lAmer. Car and Foun., pfd..
Amer. Snuff ........,.,.....
Amer. Snuff, pfdn...,.....,..3..5.,i
1000 Amer. Cain ...a..............
1000 Amer. Can. pfd..............
500 Amer. Locomotive, conn.,
100 Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
100 Amer. Sugar ..............
Gsc0 A, r. ard 8 re, cotn......
400 IA T.. and s. Re. pfd..s....
100 Baltimore and Ohio.........
$500 brooklyn 1lnpld Transit.
a 27W Canadian Paciflc..s.........
$4i00 Chesapeake and OhIo.....,.s
i 500 CHI. Great We-tern........
4 800 CHI! Nil. and s.. P........5
l6loO Colo. Fuel and Iron.......
100 Colo, Southern, com......
200 Colo. Southern, LIST pfd...
ohO Colo. Southern. "a pfd.....
400 Cleva Gins Chi. and s. L..
1000 Consolidated Gas ..s.........
1000 Delaware and Hudson.
300 Dell Lack. and West....,
44W Eric, com. ........
200 Erie, list pfd. observation-disclosures
200 Eric. I'd Observation-Disclosures
200 General Electric ........S....
800 Illinois Central .,...........
3l0O Louisville and Nashville. =
$500 Metro. street Rallwny....
500 Mexican Central .r..,......
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
MARINE 5INTHLLlGENCB,

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH 80, 1905,
sS, ARRIVED.
{: Steamer lppand, Mobile.
Steamer Niceto, New Orleans. n,
IA SAILED. 5&5
Steamer Uppnnd, Gtbralta,
Steamer Ntceto, l3oness. X
! Schooner s. y, l3lackburn, East Roston,
Barge City of Atlanta, New Haven,
Steamer Wolf, Pensacola,
Steamer Saba, London. ~
l3arge independent, Providence,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
NAVAL STORES,

WILMINGTON; M. c.. March so.--sPlRITS
5TlJRPGNTINE --Nothlng doing, Receipts. 10
casks Rosin-Firm at 81, 60 receipts, 80 har-
Crude Turpentlne-Firnl at ss.aoas. %; receipts.
IS barrels. 8s MI $ s,t ~ 81 egyi3 gs t}3s IN III
n SAVANNAH, GA March n SO.--TURpErs-
TfNE--Firm at 5ilsc'; receipts, 81 casks; sales,
81 casks; shipments, l42 casks. Rosn-Firm:
receipts, go barrels sales, 6S barrels; ship
iments a.l03 barrels, e
"a CTIARL ESTONjS s. ca. March --TuRPISfJ-
TINE AND n IN--Nothng doing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
DRY GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK March 3O.-The situation in
dry goods Is somewhat improved and although
little speculation Is evident operations are
slightly enlarged from certain sections, Adj
vices from the West indicate q general i'm
proyement as far as the retail TRADE Ia con-
cerned, and THE affect upon all sections OF the
trade Is likely to DO very apparent. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31

SPOT cotton In gooI demand at full prices.
Sales 800 bales, including $50 to arrive and
\ Futures opened quiet with prices for March
q points up. while the other act post ions
were 3as points lower than the closing OF yes
terday. 83 y e
Futures were worked UP somewhat by sthe
prompt stoppngc pf g. 90 notices n rich losing
part Of its The was not
and fairly wide. In the trading May opcn ned e
points lower at II. g. N eased off a couple Of
5i.i7 The market closed Sanlet with net gains
OF Lar points The more distant months snow
Ing the smallest Improvement.
IS Futures quiet and steady. March, 7.50a7 ga:
April. 7.4sa7.s0: May. 7l7a7.ts: une. Il 40
Il. ~: July. z. 4sf17;49; August a Sep
ien,bcr Il g, a. SIS: October 75717 IS: Novem-
Der, 1871 81; December, Z. ss076i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
WINTER r0UNtsr RATES

~ THE ENTLNNTTCE WAIST -EINkl ~
Winter tourist Tickets are now OIL SAID
Atlantic Coast Line, This limo 10 th,ss
shortest, quickest and most elegantly
equipped between the North and South.
II offers 10 health and pleasure seekers
service oQualled by none You mako ITO
changes to Florida resorts.
For full particulars apiAy to any agen,
of tho company, or;
3.tS q. 81 CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent,
Richmond, w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
RAILROADS.
Scenic Routs
eSSfs 10 the n esiB

= Hours and 20 Minutes to Norfolk
,,,.. Jan. -1Itsi56. 5Sf5s & Sf3
+. !. l,.is 4Asv p IMoND-EJAsTBoIjND
\ 200 a. M-Week Days-Local to Newport
a.no views and way stations. y
WV WV 4: ..Daily--I4imited--Afri WiliiAr1ss
PPturs g56 a. Nj. Newport News 1890 A. 2
A., sQld Point II 100 a. NJ Il Norfolk liz 4
500 T; .M.,.Dslly.:.spea rriyee lillan,s.
S Sulss 5:5s p. NJ, Newport News $50 P,k NJ
Portthouth SIS E. M. sosl0k o'ss .. q
3 o'VV 8. MN;.Week Days Local to Old Point.
s.ao MAIN L1NEt-WESTBOUND. VIZ
s.@ a. 4. .Nll.---Iocal--Week Days-To Clifton
2W Z; M-Dally-With through Pullman TOT
yi Vii G and PULLMAN service for Louis
,o:ie X M--Week Days--Ioca TO Gordonsvtllo.fi
40'fo t 81 -.I.imited--vlth Pullman ser.
s an1 l for Cincinnati. Louisville, ST. Louis
,o,,, ,. Z, JAMES P1vER nrN..
1V'sV ~ ni.-Dai:y--Express-To NJ IIynchb u 8, ~
Lexington. Va. Clifton. Forge and princI;s
nai stations; on week days to RosneyS and
.,r 2 Esnort. f'orlor Car. IA !es ,a
TAAias HRk11nn syikittGGfMs5 oaD F FicSMat
ana d alG Po n 1GS s daSs
1r ON Newport News S P. NJ. week days, .S.,
rrom q, Cincinnati and West 7:3o "A. N. daily
~ s:sg r nj. daily; Main Line Local 7:s5 r.
nseS MEEK sIays from Clifton FORGE Gordonsvilb
rs p Riysr Line Local from clift e
EEK. sun. .sn'oht Accom-. . ~ -
n. W: FuLLHs, w O. BwARTHEN.8 gt
G. r. DOYLE Gen'l Manager
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY. Sc RVlcE,
Via THE POPULAR YORK
I'VE n LIME

8 Effective April 5. 1905, steamers of tie
York River Line, will sail daily, except
Sunday. connection leaving Richmond at
ago p, M, leaving Baltimore at 8 n. M.
1T Is the most economical and attractive
way of reaching Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York and all the North and East,
@, w. WI1STBURY,
IL District Passenger Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

K i PEANUT MARKET. v.
nish--Market = firm 4 at si.o2h9iM vir-
ginias--Aiarket stronger. at az GAO. for fancy
stock; machine picked, "a a3Nc.; Smelling stock.
2GDoNc, IS 35t53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
ILynchburg Tobacco Market.
Lynshl,urE. Va March

* " }IIynchhurE, " 81 Marchs XVI 2lypo.
t Sales OF loose d tobacco OIL the Lynchburg
market for the two weeks ending March a.
1885,. reported by John u. Ogl esby OF Lynch 8
Warehouse =. W..
Sold week ending March nth. b7s. 500 pounds ):
sold week ending March gath. .104, 700 pounds:
pounds. e sS Az III e
h Sold from September LIST, 1904 to March 24t
1906 II, G9l. 200 pounds sold from September st
1908, to March 24th 1904, 1885,, 500 pounds; de-
crease for 1906, 1855 GEO pounds. ssf a.
The receipts this week were the havlcst for
the past two months. The tobacco was in good
condition. except considerable portion was In
very soft order: which damaged the price to
generally good, being fairly well divided be-
tween common, medium and good, with some
fine leaf and wrappers. q Prices on nll grades
were about up TO quotations. with the common
grades quite active. The planters report about
all of the plant-and burned and seed sowr.
The general Impression Is that about three
fourtha Of the acreage OF. 1903 crop will be
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t,o1 n d OH MARKET,

York. March 30. Cottonseed OIL firm
with fair bnsIness Prime. crude. {. o. b.
mills s0c,; prime summer yellow, eddts Ac,i off
summer yellow, nominal; prime white, 2s1s %
?9c.; primo EWinterl yellow. eS1aG29c, m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
SE1ABO AR D.
AIR LINE RAILWAY .l5#.

555fl ia 10 1905. # 5s 5Es m q
TRAINS LEAVE ItIcFlMoND-DAlLfi ~ 3Ss
4 0.10 a. --LIocal-For Norlnhg and Hamlet.
$50 4P,a Ssesl,oard Fast Mall-Say annan,8
a jacksonville. Atlanta.and S9uthWe est, !. ],
ESQ p, N. --Eaorida Limlted--Solid Z tul,mah
- New York to st. Augustine, y b
II 100 P ,ASSe.ibonrd Dxpress- vannnh jack
~ sonvlc, Atlanta and South @ Z. III ~
~ TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
IS n A, "A 5M'-SoIld Pullman from St. August na.s
Gs5 a, M-Froan Florida, a taanta and south tHj
M west ~ 4, , Y, vi . ~, "a c,,,,,.l :.
4:55 r. Mt--From tlorlaa7 ~ htt't
west. q IL. 4 * X
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

M AINE y, ElAVI07 RICHMUND3 DAlLH-H3E Us Z
$500 SIRE Ell, 81 ALTO N, 53
EE,FECTIVll !, s IN LAY, JAM "a STU. .{} ts
0.o5 MA, ~ c. i. Express TO all points
4 800 A. M,-Petersburg and Norfolk. y. az. 81
1s:i0 H. MI Petersburg and N. and Nv. West
s:t0 H. M-Petersburg and Norfolk. N
,s:i6 r. M.--Goldsboro Local. Il
S:I r. M,-.Florlaa| and West Indian Line
- lied" to all points South. !, z, IL -,
1.s:S i, M,--petersburg Local! ,.,5
- AiTT IL ARRIVE RlCHMOND--DAILY
aoi 40 I, a NJ AN, Y, 4, $3.50 ~
- s. M 10 p NJ. III. as III NJ: a.is II. ii
& ~. III q, IS. 8CANfPBELI, Div. Pass. ACT
w II, CRAIG. Gan, Pass ACT. " }.ssSsa
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FOR NJ E 3, YORK.

Via Night Line Ste amers Except Saturday. making
connection In Norfolk with sin Line ship following o.!
at Nj, also Nptfolk q. Western Ry. q 4: NJ and
s p. NJ. and Chesapcake q Ohio Ry. at 8 "A. NJ and
r. NJ. making connection daily Except Sunday n Nor'
folk with Main Line ships sailing st2 r, N.
Ii X. F, cHAIKLEY. City Ticket Agent, sos E.
Main ST., j. y. MAYER, Agent, Steamer w haIi.
n, q. WALKER. v. r. and 7, NJ. New York.. ~ -
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6TEAM BOATS.
n I'D DOMINION
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Night Line for Norfolk

leave Richmond every evening (foos Ash Street? 4
.iP,M, stopping At export News en- route. Fare. W.
ono way. $3.50 round trip, including st.setoom berth;
lneAlsr Soc. each, Street Cats to Steamers WHAT.
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Ii UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTSBURG, PA,
Mssich NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4sht: market
steady. Choice, ss6oalS 81; prime. s5.s5965o
Hogs receipts light; market lower. Prime
$50 flight workers. s.. 4OaI6. 30 pigs s5?oa5.25
iro,lghs. $4@4.SO. 4 Sheer Supply fair; market
low Prime wethers, 50. 1895. so; common. $40
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STEAMRoATs.
"a. y il GINA NAVIGATION I co

IN WaEJH ~ 9lAAlnAs INV EN- IA DAY "a 1.INE-8
, AyAA1,g leaves MONDAY, WEpSE:sDAY9
SA A Asrfolk, postsmo II 81 81. Pol e.
sSHsa- Newport Nsw,s 4, 4, G :, oad
necting at Old Point far Washing ton. BaI timora
and the North Stste.roolgss, reserves fv5 ts
10 the wharf. Fare only 81 % and ~ 70 No folk:
Freight received for abeys ,nansd gasssss eng
Ina. IRWIN WEIsfTERs Gen. Msys s
.. a. BARRIER, Jru Secretary. sss8s W.