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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bcgen. William. to ] Nemecek. Teth-st. No 500
Richsrdscn E B. 70 Lawyers title Insurance
COMPANY Sbth-st. :. sl6 II OF Madison-ave:
HeaIy James to New-York IIfs Insurance ami
Trust company. 10Th ST. No 1873 East; years:
Levin. Morris. TO 3 Rubeastein. 51st-st No al
Bosen. william to J Prseh. 7sih-st. No 8s4 East:
Lese Louis to American Mortgage Company.
Hfth-st. No 42D 10 42i: year; 3 per cent
SIS coo; ! year; per cent
Levitt. Annie .. TO Hecht. Union ave. ; cor
nsF l6sth-st: prior mortgage. S44.5VO. due April
10, 1903. 8 per cent. .--.....--.----.
Webster Realty Company to Mayer 5 Auerbsch.
39th-st, No I4T 10 i51; demand: per cent.
Never. W, 70 Moore Realty Company. lot 1JG
Map Neil Estate; instruments; per cent.
Iurney, Cathleen- 10 Marble HlN Real Estate
1I.0ginpeny; broadway 5. Is II Of Terrace
Nelly. John. to Corn Exchange Bank; 0th-st n >
les II W Of Avenue D; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mayer John N. 10 Gustav II Ro;tssrdt: Inwood-
ave n corner i12d-st; years. per cent. zee
Cox. Minnie B. 70 NJ F Teller and another;
Brisss-ave. 5. IS # OF 1esth-st; years.
Bachman. Leo j. to Fleischman Realty and Con
iifthst pTicr ncrtra9e sss oo vi5 = o
Jamson, Richard II. 10 F " HAYES. Perrv-avs,
5. 1911 fl $ Of old road due September I.
Same 70 Ellen N T Strahan: same pro6srf1. , due
September p. 1905. . per cent -. -.
GARNER. William to George ] ciartner ana an
other; soth-st. No 2s9 East; due April l. 19ol.
Gleich. Harry. and another 10 n ] Kramer and
another; lS3d-st No ~ West; due October l.
Houlhan. Daniel, to Hamilton Bank: Baiabridge-
ave, n :, BASS II n 2 OF Travers-sr: 1 year
Ciarofalo Vincent 10 Jefferson Bank. I11th-st.
- 100 T. Of 2i-ave; prior mortgage. $4,000;
Geiger. Charles. to Guttmann: 164th-st 8
goo 4 OF Amsterdam-ave due March % 1907;
pei tclil.- o . D.. o. . .-
Rubin. Edwin TO / Bachrach and another: Am
sterdam-ave 1851 II n % 167th-st: prior
mortgage. $4,000 due September Il. 1906: s
per cent
Lipschitz. Isaac; 10 KHatz; Forsyth-st. No "a;
instruments. per cent. .-........
Sganga jacob 70 NJ II Rider; Lsxngton-ave. No
lS4l: due June Is. 1905, per cent. .............
King. Hannah To r II Ross 2Ith-st No 422
West; 1 year; per cent...------- --.-----.---
Bohlken. George y, 10 Fleischma1 Realty and
Construction Company. Tth-ave. corner
143d-st; prtpr mortgage. $1,000 years,
per cent -..........-....
Gleich. II, and another 70 NJ I Kramer; 1S3d-st
No 144 West: due April l. 1905, per cent ---
Banner. Peter, to Broadway Trust COMPANY:
broadway. > 1853 u OF Bond-st; prior mort
gage. S2S5, coo. years. s per cent Gee
Shields, James, Ennigrant Industrial Savings
Bank; Bryant-ave, " $. 1918 n n % Home
st; year; per cent ......---.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
TO IMPROVE EDegcoMsE.Avg plo or

Susarman & Lewis have sold for I.owenfeId &
Prayer to Barkin & Geilich block front in Edge
combe-ave., between 163d and l64th SITS being 997
1eet IN Edgecombe-ave. rs feet In 16Sd-st and lis
feet in 1Sith-st. This plot is ready for improve
ment- The buyers intend to erect high class apar,-
ment houses on the site. Sugarman & Lewis now
have two offices. Their old Office is at No 1,s
StRrdnnl-avA 80 NV4V FaAll-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
HE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Deavey Place : % II of Pierce-ave: two story
frame dwelling house. 21x4S; Jacob Cohn
owner; Bernard Eberlng. architect 49,
HamuOnd-ave. $. 24T II OF Westchestsr-ave.
two story frame dwelling mouse. 21x4S Mrs
Katherine Fischer. owner Her1a-d EbeHrS.
Undercif-ave. . :. 6ST II Ct 116th-st; two story
frame dwelling house. 21x593; Margaret SWIth-
ers. owncr. ] ] Nreelanl. architecI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
JOHN w. GATES A BUYER.

Christopher Schierloh and Daniel J. Mcdonald
have sold the five story four family iathouse No.
325 West 44th-st, 25xl0O feet. for Donatus Riecer
by the seller for fifteen years 80" '""eu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
TO ENLARGE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE

Plans have been filed with the Building Ruraau
Tor the enlargement of the three story telephone
exchange building at Nos. II and 173 East 7sth-st
by the addition of four story annex 1O2 feet deem
Itt tIe vest or the present structure, which IS 10
Re raI5Ho one story in front The reodeed build
Ins VIII have a frontage of Al feet with an orns-
mental FACADE of pressed brick and trromin o %
limestone The cost of the improvements is esti-
IHaoeG at soo'OW by the architects Eidlitz & Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANs.

113th-st No 121 70 10 East: six story brick ten
ement mouse. with stores. 40 4xST Il; J Ravitch.
owner; Horenburger & Straub. architects ...-..
West-st. cOr-er HOusJon-st: three two story
lespie & Carroll architects
11st-St :. 100 II Of Avenue A 12d-st, 5.
400 IT Of Avenue \; story brick stable
and Office building. SSx41. 6 II Storm. owner;
Holmes & Barry, architects ---..--.-. .--...-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26

The following judgments were hled yesterday March
IS. the first being that OF the debtor:
Besser. Herman-Arthur L. Cary ............ s72 81
Baruch, Samuel-Daniel COSgreve- 102 u
Berardin MIchae--Gabrtel Di BenedettO.-.-- ass q
Sane-SaMe: As 90
Berau. Henry-LeO c Mack. ------...--..- AZ -
BaggOtt. AlmOre Richard Greet. as -
Behn, Martin Elizabeth Kerr and another is a
Carpenter. Nathaniel L. and Joseph M-Fich-
EueI, PauI-Archibald 4 Haynes.....-..... ga IS
French, Leo M-Joreon Balance Company 81 II
York . 60. sue. 4-r'.- ny - $50 81
GiIdersIeeve ] Burt-CarI Won Pustau....... s.
Some-Same 2012 IS
Glaubach. Jacob-Joseph !. Weller. al. 119 4
Handy, Mrs Daniel-MOses Lazarus ----....- . g
Heinbockc, George Holm Often. 1850 3
Merklen. BENJAMIN. Michael and Ignacs-The
same-samo -. .544 IS
O'DOnahue. John Y, and Charles A-Charles
Ernest Bayne and another; costs. IL %
Rogers Janes-Efiram snyder eI23 50
Reilly, Michael A-SOphia GOrsch sl5 0S
ire and another. 'o-.' p AZ IS
Spatz Louis-The Corn Exchange Bank. 79i %
Same-same ........... 25+4 IS
Tasst. Raffaele--Lucio 90 -
Trombly Jennie-Mahei Cooper IS %
Janler. Herman-Joseph Z. Weller. 10 y
Niolette. Acknowledgement Greet SIS %
New-York Ice Cou.pany-JOhn DaSsau- 6lst 80
American Cigar COrlpany-EmanueI Klein Lloe 80
smith .olss,
lam Hail, -.,-. $50 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
WOMAN LEASES SOUND BEACH uore,

shaw d Co have leased the Kathmere at Sound
Beach. Conn. to Miss Holland who will rur the
house as first class hotel
40 The he same firm has resold for w A Charles No
40 west l2Sth-st. three story and basement
6rownstone dwelling house 1Sx99I feet. to Harry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
A WEST 15TH-sT. LOFT DEAL

me new ten story loft building. No. 2S West
15th-st.. on a lot 25x1O3S feet which abuts the
ground of the Van Buren, house. in 14th-st. has
'e %1 s8 Fi,t by Robert Fulton for Mrs Potter
Ssl Sd-ave.. five story fathouse on a lot 2oxf0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor. the second
that Of the creditor. and date when Judgment
filed:
1905 -. S2i2 IS
(vacsteO - 17O7 II
Gated 10000
tIouaI Insurance Company (reverseiS. ---, 1oe Is
Murphy. Mary-I Wallenstein: March 1904 so 81
HaSe Pereivai EM MorTsey; January Is. 1905 sSl "a
% ''.' SIS %
Slater. AbrahanI-F BcSkey; n, - Al
Talbot Charles Nh W Miller: January IL 1905 20 20
'-.s les Is
Gated - Loco ~
II Koehler x Co poelger December -. 1905 go .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
TO ERECT BIG BUSINESS BUILDING

mayer 5 Auerbach has bought Nos POI and 2ss
Hh-ave' two four story buildings on a plot 4Ox1oO
I Id; between 18th and 9th SITS, through E. H
LUDLOW d Co, from Isaac Epstein He will e~act
on the site ten story business building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
THE sruRTEvANr CHANGES HANDS

John Martin has sold to Mayer s. Auerbach
through j. Romano Brown & Co.. the sturtevant
q. seven story apartment house. No 147 to Isl West
west of Broadway ''e Is |V' leel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
SALE OF THE HUNT BUILDING

A S. Lamphear has sold for E A. Taluasge the
hunt building five story structure on a plot
126lo rect at the southeast corner of West Broad
50 Park Place is Is NO. OIL 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
S2,150,000 REALTY DEAL.
METROPOLITAN LIFE SELLS Parker BUILDING AND
BUYS SEYMOUR HOTEL
Plot 5aue Section Oscned By Mrs W. H. Vanderbilt Dr. Sold
Nneeenth Ward Bank Banking Office in @d-Ge,

and on the north by the estate of suzanna p Lees;
also the major part of the block bounded by
Aqueiuct-ave., Featherbed Lane and Plympton-
ave; also the block bounded by Plymptom-ave.
Featherbed Lane, Nelson-ave- and 1l2d-st.; also
ten lots fronting 200 feet in Underclir-ave. and
80 feet in Sedgwick-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
INCREASES HIS 4oTH-sT. HOLDINGS

F. r. Balm, who recently bought the Banks house
NO 10 West 4oth-st has purchased Nos and s
West 40th-st He now controls a frontage of G.
brokers. = 0-o WIRE Ile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments hled yesterday. March
IS. the first being that OF the debtor:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-18
STOCKS YIELDED
EARLY ADVANCES
Rise in First Hour Followed by
Slow Decline That Continued
Throughout the Day.
ST. rAUL MOVING UPWARD
Rumored This Company Will
Either Absorb OF. be Absorbed
BY Northern Pacific.
trs Associated rress.l

NEW YORK May 17--There we're a
few more shares dealt in on the STOCK
exchange to-day than OH yesterday. pu'
Inc llstless character of the trading was
not altered. The market showed inc
tame disposition to yield the days ex-
IRENE changes, the only difference being
that Yesterday those changes were de-
clnes made in the first hour and follow
ed by n slow movement of retrieval, while
to-day the only considerable gains were
established during the first hour and
were slowly yielded afterwards.
rho exception Wns st. Paul. which
made It's highest prices later In the day,
responding 10 several distinct buying
movements. which lifted the price stage
higher each time. Those operations were
account and the many ru'nora ailont 70
account for them associated st. Paul
and Northern Pacing in one way or an
other. The assertions regarding these
one By the other. the absorbing com,
pany varying In the rumors. Mean.
time, Northern Pacific itself and Great
some pressure and this largely deprived
the ST. Paul movement Of It's influence. q
Reports Of a project on the part Of
the Kansas. City Southern for securing
an Independent outlet to Nav Orleans
gave some strength 10 It's stocks. The
most effective check TO the influence Of
the st. Paul movement. was the heavi-
ness OF the United States Steel stocks.
fear that the Iron Ages weekly review
OF trade conditions would make m un-
favorable showing. The appearance IN
Wall street OF the advance sheets OF
that review were followed by an &C.
3 tive selling movement. which weakened
ali OF the metal stocks. There were SONG
rallies on short covering. but the closing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-18
! N'!!!k&E|S!!\!IM!!Hm6{t6o|k&Wsstje|'rn'|

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
300 A. A.-NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 1920 a. ~ Stops only at Petersburg.
Wayerly and sunoik.
9:o0 a. M.-cHlcAGo EXPRESS. Buffet
paror Car :, Pete.sburg e Lynehburs :, ana
bus. B!ueneld 10 Cincinnati; also Roanoke 70
Knoxville. and Knoxville to Memphlo, Gaze
Dining Car. Roanoke to Williamson, w. Va.
1910 r; M.-RoANoKE EXPREss, For
Farmyie. Lynchburg and Roanoke. 3sy
800 r gM--OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar
rlveH Norfolk $50 p. NJ. Stops only at Peters,
burg, Wayery and Suffolk Connects with
steamers to Boston. Providence. New York.
Baltimore and Washington,
7:?S r M.-For Norfolk and all stations east
OF Petersburg, a4t
$3.50 y. M.-NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman sleepers Richmond to Lynchburg and
Roanoke, Petersburg TO East Radford. Lynch
burg to Chattanooga, Memphis and New Or
leans. Cafe Dining Car.
& $3.50 +. MIST LOUIS EMPRESS Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to
Columbus Dining Car.
Trains rive from the Weat!:4s a. NJ, 2:t
T. ~, and 0:lS i, NJ; from Norfolk ll:+o A. ~.
and 600 p. NJ. \ Ge
Office No. S33 East Main Street. l1iS6
w. b. BEvILL, c. II. BCSLEY,
Gen'l. Pass Agt. Dist, Pass ASt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-18
MEET HERE AGAIN.
Insurance Agents Decide {
Come Back to Richmond.

Come Back to Richmond.
The convention of the Virginia Asso-a
citation of local Fire Insurance. Agents
adjourned yesterday after electing off,
GERS and deciding to meet here again
next year. Following is a list OF the
officers:
President, w. Il. Paxton. Buena Vista;
First Vice President b. +. kirkpatricll.
HLynchburg: Second Vice-President. H. II.
Trice, Norfolk; Secretary and Treasurer.
S. l.. Pulliam. Richmond; Chairman of
Executive Committee, John :. Watson,
man Workman, Richmond; Grievance
Committee -. b. Moore Richmond: Dele
gates to National Convention. to be- held
3 In Denver, B. It. Kirkpatrick, w. w.
tIIardwickc. c. L. Lunsford. L. w Chill
Roanoke and Richmond invited the body
to meet in their respective cities next
year. and the latter won out,
Colonel j, L. Cunningham, OF the Glens
Falls Insurance Company. made an In
teresting address.
who attended the convention were: It. G.
Burch, Martinsvile: Mac Prtchard,
B. johnson, Norfolk: B. r. Kirkpatrick,
Lynchburg; j. D. Fry, South Boston; j.
D. Tucker, South Boston: Mr. Faux
Boston: ". 3. Mcchesney, Norfolk; Mr..
Sullivan, East Radford; II, E Goodwin,
E,nporla; w. L. Folk, Smithfeld; C. c,
Chewing Chilcsburg; Lee Powell, New
port News: G. I. Lunsford, Roanoke; N,
T. Patterson, Petersburg; W, II. Cnth-;
bert, Petersburg; Mr., Sampson Culpener;
staunton: Mr.. Woodward. Suffolk; Mr..
West, Suffolk. and T.. i. Maury, Frank
I y j ! 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-18

NEW YORK. May T.-FLOUR-Quiet and
Arm. Rye Flour-steady. cornmeal-steady.
D1 W-hsa,sspoi easy; No. . red, sstc. Options
closed I.dilAc net loss. May closed at H1sc.;
July 9itsc.; September. s5isc.
A ECorn--Spot barely steady. NO. z. o'c. W,
lions closed ,sG4sc. net decline. May closeo
at as7sc july. b3Hsc. Oats-spot market
! Eeei-.Fjrm. Cut Meats-Firm. Lard
steady; refined. quiet. Pork-Firm; mess,
Taowao sa zi Mssn-f Tuq;
penttne--Firm at 65h GS6c.
i Cofee-Spot Rio, quiet: mild. dun. Futures
closed steady, unchanged toto points lower.
Rutter-Steady and unchanged. Cheese-ir-
regular; new small, white. 1lisc. colored llP
iiIic ; old, .colored and white. lSS Gl4hc. EGGS
steady and unchanged. Sugar-Raw. easy !;
fair refining. SAC; centrifugal. IS test. incs;
moIasses sugar. aHc.; refined unsettled
Potatoes-Steady; southern rose. e.Sa30;
State and Western. 75c. G}l.l2: Jersey sweets,
4. 5O6i4OD. Peanuts-Steady; fancy handpcked,
az d5hc.; other domestic. Sf a5Ec. Cabbages-
Quiet; Charleston per barrel crate. SC. gs2 Co.
sCotton-By steam to Liverpool. lo9l4c.
CHICAGO. ILL. May l7.--Heavy profit TAX
ing resulting from improved weather condi-
tions In tho orthwest caused q setback In
wheat prices here to-day. At tho close the
price OF wheat for July delivery was of FAC
is.c July corn Is up NC; oats and provisions
are practically unchanged.
The leading futures RANGED as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-18

s,ensv No's snr mle Gsat s5Ms ~. M
s4c, d$lol; No. 9 red o6,ras9Ac, No, 2 corn.
52ac.; No, yellow, 5s.4c. No:2 oats. slAc,;
No, 3whle, 33a3s&c,; No. 3 white. Slhq321ac.
No, 2 rye, 77G7Sc. Good feeding barley. $40
4oc.; fair TO choice mating, 4Ga4sc No,
faxseed sl,ee; No, y northwestern, sl,42; prime
nothy as6 per Me eo 1 poRs psf
short ribs sides Qoose), s7.o597,l6; short clear
sides boxed. s7l2a7,35 Whlskey. basis OF
high Wines sl26. Glover. contract grade,
Sll.75dl?25 Eggs-Steady at mark. cases In
cluded, l4ls4l5c, Cheeseman's at 1ldl1Ac.
Butter-Easy; creamery, l6I2lc.i dairy. l6Gl9c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-18
SEABOARD AIR LINE Rail WAY.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-18
Charters Granted.

The Corporation Commission yesterday
Drainage Company. OF Roanoke, with a
capital not to exceed $4,000; to the Hay
nor Manufacturing Company, of Nor
folk, with maximum capital of $4,000;
Company. $4,000; to the Realty Invest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-18
CATTLE llANKETe.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May l7.-cATTLE-Ra-
ceipts, 5000 head, Market steady to l0c
lower. Good to prime steers. f5Coas6o; poor
to medium. sa4oGS.b 80; stockers and feeders.
annsss ssMs sus sy's eayss
6.75 Hogs Receipts, 1900 head. Market 20
loc. higher, Mixed and butchers. sb,25Q5. 57AS;
k keay RsoaS l6 light ,ssods'ss; hulk Of
sa les, s5.45ll5.65. Sheep Receipts. 1900 head
Market steady. Good to choice wethers. shorn,
i$4.76a5. 35; fair to choice. mixed. shorn, $40
a50; native lambs, shorn, S4,6oQIsbo. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-18
LEVY NOW DISCUSSED
With NAN PAT TERs0N
tI,y Associated Press. j

S NEW YORK, Mao I7.-.Abruham Levy. VINO
defended Nan Patterson during her three
trials for tha murder OF Caesar Young. an
nounced to-day that he had Withdrawn from
tie case. finally and absolutely. Mr.. Levy
said he understood that Miss Patterson in
tended TO accept un ofrer from theatrical
manager, and added that he strongly disap-
provti u such action. H said:
Il am through with she Nan Patterson case.
Tha, cannot be put too plainly" S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
may Goorls MARKpr.

7T1- -g-1 DRY -GUOL5 NARKET, 80 -----T1
e NEW YORK, May N.-Operatlons In the dry
goods market were moderate to-day and yet
Sellers were holding off for better prices,
owing to the Statistical position OF many yines
as well as to the firm position OF The raw
material Buyers are conservative and are
not inclined to purchase ahead to any extent
although admitting difficulties In securing mer-
chandise. 8 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-18
New Bishop for South.

(By Associated Press.)
TOPEKA, KANSAS. May 1.-THE
United Brethren General Conference to-
day elected board OF five bishops, an in
crease OF one, on account Of tha South.
The new Southern bishop is DR.. T. c..
Carter, OF Chattanooga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-18
IA D. ~ 10 Nic,Enond, Fredcricks-
n Wt burg y Potomac +. Il.

9Ir,iinS Leave Kichmond---N oftAWaiu.
j IN, n Nj. -Daily--byru ST. Through:
i.In a M,--Dniiy--ALain st. Through.
rs A. M.-Week Days-Elba. Ashland Ac'
s..o s g o''1M'&paiiy.pyrd ST. Through Local
q, nsso oys Days-Byrd St Thro o
:. 90 US sT M,--Week Days-Byrds st. frederlcKs-
'' burg Accommodation.
6.o5 p n --Daiy--Aiain st. Through.
$3.50 p M.-Week Dnys-Elbu- ASHLAND Ac-
~ commodatioN. sts -. ! ss +ls 5ss-
s.n5 y M.WDaiiy-Byrd St. Through.
trains Arrive ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
S:4o a. aI.-.Week Days-Elba Ashland h1't 40 -e
500 a, M,NWeek Luys-Byrd st. Frederlcks-
80 burg ACComnOdat ton i III
ga, < n.-Daily-Byrd st. Through,
II SO A. NJ. Week Dnys--hyiu o. - ous -
80 Local stops. VI =. ~, 49,, 4ii
5:! III s. M.-Week Days-L'lba Ashland Ac-
-, comnodation. II ~,
800 p. M.-Daily--Byrd St. Through. Local.
no p" n. -Daily--Main st. Through
NOIiC-Pullman Sleeping or Parior Cars on
Mi above trains except trains arriving Rich
n.ond 1850 a. NJ, week days. and local accom-
Inodations. !. . !, =,
10 tl9nS s. ND pu i G. ". GUILTY. p. TAYLOR.
Gen'l Mani, Asst, Gent. Mani. Traf. Man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-18
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. O. May l1-sPiRll's5
TUR Ppm III En- Firm at $40. bid; receipts. 5s
casks. Rosinr-Firm at $3.06 bid; receipts, 2i
barrels. yas-Flrm az sl.So; receipts, ~ bar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-18

( SDOt cotton CLOSED quiet, ~ poihS
mIddling uplunds. SO; iniddling gult. 800
sales, Gs6 bales.
Cotton, quiet middns. $50: gross receipts.
237a bales; ga les. 6s bales: stock loJ4s pales;
export to Great Britain. e,l6i bales; 70 rance
Total to-day a. ali ports-Net receipts l5,e?s
ha les export TO Great Britain a. bales; 20
France O. 10 bales to the Continent, lo,eo4
( bales; stock. 672.ls3 bales. :,
Consolidated at all ports-Net recepH es,sas
bales; export to Great Britain nsll bales ,te
France, 1905 bales: to the Continent, oo.lss
bales; to Japan. 1876 bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports-Set
receipts S9as. SOS bales; export TO Great Britain.
a4l2, sls bales; 10 France. 1885 bales; to me
Continent ?.ssi.Ga9 bales to Japan, 2es,sS
bales; 10 Mexico, 2,b72 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La. May l7-coIToS-
Spot cotton quiet and easier; sales 2.soo 5ales;
Including go 70 arrive. Quotations reduced
Lice
Futures steady with prices point lower TO
2 points higher than yesterdays CLOSING. Soon
Rrie the opening strong interests quietly an,
sorbcd everything offered and sent prices up ~
points above the lowest levels OF The Day:
Later In session the figures eased on lew
points. the market. closing steady with net
Cotton futures quiet and steady. May, 7.758
! 10; June, 7.e9a7.7l: July, 7.s597es: August.
Z 6std7. 20; September. 7.72glf7 10: October. log
7.76: November, 7.77GL7s; December. I79a7sl:
January 7.s2I7s4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-18
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, May 17.-Seaboard ALI
Line common, l7ae0; do. preferred. 3adeS.
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. May l7,-The cotton market
was fairly active and showed considerable
nervousness with yesterdays sellers covering
In view OF bull support.
Tho opening was steady at unchanged prices
&c decline OF points In response to lower
Gales ana n generally favorable showing by
The Official weather map, But while there was
n renewal OF the liquidation noted yesterday
afternoon, and some selling for European nc-
count and the South. local bulls supported the
market strongly. and after early offerings had
been absorbed prices began 10 work higher on
reports OF smaller spot offerings In the South,
which, in connection with the persistent buying
OF prominent brokers' rendered early short
sellers uneasy, ond caused covering. The up
ward tendency was not checked until the
or almost even with the high point OF last
Monday. and an advance OF about 1908 points
as compared with last nights figures. To-
ward the close realizing eased the market on
4G5 points from the hest, bht the final tone
was steady at net advance OF 1910 points
Sales Of futures were estimated at 3O0, 900 bales.
Large exports were reported for the day and
receipts were small compared With earlier In
the month
Receipts at the ports to-day were IT, 6ss bales
against 2l,976 last week and 5.5S5 last year,
For the week (estimated) l4O, 90 bales against
1902 last week pnd 2l.b53 last year. 40.
days receipts at New Orleans were IA bales
against $500 last year. and at Houston q 9i6
bales against 9l0 last year,
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
steady,
Ma, OPEN High Low H,z ce.a