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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
MAJORITY FAVOR
NEW s. A. |. PLAN
Formal Approval in Writing
Makes New Scheme
Effective
THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
------------------.-
Probable Effect OF Modified Plan
and Attitude Of Those Who
Dissented to- Other.
THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNC
Especial to The Times. DIspatch.)

l ~
NEW YORK, May 12.---A majority Of
both the common and tho preferred
stockholders OF tho Seahoard Air Line
have assented In writing to the mod'-
fed reorganization plan. This makes
tho plan effective.
The following official explanation Of the
change In the committees plans was
issued from the office of Messrs. Blair
and Company yesterday:
Upwards OF s. per cent. Of each
class of stockholders have deposited
under the plan. The remaining stock
holders have refused In tho most posi-
tive way to assent to the plans. If the
committee should go on with the plan
OF consolidation, the consolidated COM
many would be obliged to acquire such
stock as had not assented through
legal proceedings. and such acquisl-
ton would involve the appraisal and
payment for stock. This would mean
lengthy litigation In the Southern
9 States over value Of the stock, entails
Ing delay and uncertainty as to the
amount which the consolidated COM
pany will have TO pay and the use
OF the company's money for the nc
QUESTION Of this stock, Instead OF for
Improvement Of property.
|lne ,TeOTShIllESttiOIl COiilitillSS. htAS'
decided that 1t would not he fair to
Z depositing stockholders to, expose them
{, TO this litigation and delay, and the
members have accordingly devised a
plan, which they believe will overcome
this diHiculty#nnd at the same time
give to depositing stockholders what
It was Intended they should have.
''The committee has. therefore, ar
ranged that u holding company shall
be formed on substantial lines OF the
original consolidation, having the same
amount of capital as was provided
for consolidated company, divided INTO
same classes Of securities, which VIII
be issued on substantially tho same
terms. IS \.
with the money to be realized from
the sale of the first preferred stock
OF the holding company. It. will buy
{, s per cent. mortgage bonds of the rail-
way company, thus supplying the lat
ter'with money 1t needs. In order that
there should be no chance of affecting
present status OF stockholders OF. the
!. railway company, 1t will be provided
in the charter Of the holding company
that its indebtedness can at no time
exceed $4,000, and that stocks OF the
RAILWAY company that are to be ac-
quired shall be held intact, free from
z any right OF the new company to ny,
pothecata them nj
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NATIONAL STRAVELERS PROTECTIVE
AssoclATloN, REDUCED RATE TO
SAVANNAH, GA, VIA SEA-
BOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,

Account Of the Il. r. A. Convention at
Savannah Ga, the SEABOARD Agents
will sell round trip tickets from Rich
mond at rate Of s16.55 each; tickets sold
May l4th and 18TH. limited to return on
or before May 18th, 1906 TIE SEA-
BOARD has been chosen as the OFF,
GAL ROUTE to Savannah for this occa-
sion. and has the shortest route and mos
convenient schedules. Extra Pullman
sleepers will be operated for this conycn
ton, and everything possible Will DO done
for the convenience and comfort OF dele
gates attending this convention. For
Pullman reservations and all information
apply TO Richmond Transfer Company,
any SlABOARD Agent or to
II. S, Lizard, w. NJ. TAYLOR,
Dis. Pass, Agt. City Pass. ACT.
$50 East Main Street.
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SOUTHERN raj. AY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT April. s. 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. 3s 5 3Es
200 "A. sM,--Dal ly--Local for Charlotte. y. c. #
2:30 P. Observation-Disclosures Pullman to
Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans
5' Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South.
4 500 p. MEX. Sunday he yevle Loca ssai5!
IL 80 p. M.-Daily-Limit ed--Pullman ready a:Se
p. NJ, for alathe South 3J.5 G4 3sss
4 a Ss YORK RIVER LINE, 80
!E The favorte route to Baltimore and FsaSt6r
points. Leaves Richmond 40 p. NJ daily
except Sunday. IS 5ss
2:l5 P. NJ, Local-Daily, except Sunday
AGO r. AM.-Except Sunday-For5 West Pol nt.3
= connecting with steamers for Baltimore
38 and river landings, Steamers call at York.
town and Clay Bank Mondays, Wedncs-5
a days and Fridays. and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays. !gaaaS
West Point. z, &
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND *
6;b3 A. M. and G:4n r.. From all the South.
3.25 p. aM.--Froms Charlotte and Durham
$40 A. M--From Keysville va
9:25 a, M,--Baltimore and West Point. ID
10 :45 a. NJ Daily.3except Sunday and Monday:
$40 p. NJ daily. except Sunday From
c.. w. wEsTBURY p. ?, A, Rchmond. Va
D IS. II, ItARDWICK. w. II. iTAYLtOE, SS
II. B, sTi;ENcER. Cent Mgr. '''5 /, jS
Washington, D. c. g5l K
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Warwick County Educational
Rally.

An educational rally far surprising expec-
tat lions In interest was held on yesterday at
Warwick Curthuse. Judge Gardiner Tyler aus
pended court from II a. NJ. to p. NJ. for tho
meeting and presided. In his opening remarks,
he laid strong emphasis upon the necessity OF
having better schools and OF all parents taking
advantages OF tho opportunities afforded. This
opinion from one 80 popular and influential
In the county lent force to the movement.
Addresses were made by DR.. c. p. Hishon
OF William and Mary College; Professor Edgar edgar
Principal w. 4. Jenkins OF. Newport News
The courthouse was crowded to overlooking
during both the morning and afternoon ses,
sions by nm audience OF men, children anu
ladies' from all parts OF the county. Tho
large crowd and the interest was due to the
.tintirng efforts of Colonel j. H. Ham. county
superintendent of schools
After the meeting an educational association
was formed under The direction OF Professor
sydnnstrcker. About thirty-fivc ladies. /, IN.
Guiding the white teachers. we're enrolled
Comnittees were appointed on meetings ana
programmes. and on grading the schools on me
Accomac county plan. Tho whole association
was resolved Into a committee OF the whole
to get new members. Such an enthusiastic
body cannot fail to do good for old Warwick.
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STUDENTS DROWNED.
Cornell sophcrnores Fell In Lake
and Lose Lives.

tspeclal TO This Timex plspatch)
Y ITHACA, N. Y. May 12,--George NJ.
Seymour, of New York, and Charles L.,
sperry, of North Adams, Mass, sopho-
mores in engineering courses at Cornell
University were drowned Wednesday
evening while canoing IN cayuga Lake,
near Portland, several miles north OF
this city,
rhe young men, members Of the Theta
X fraternity, started out IN light cedar
canoe to take photographs along the lake,
Roth were skilled cpnoists and good
swimmers, Just how the accident oc-
cured is not known, 1t is supposed ono OF
the students tried to take photograph
in standing position and upset the
boat,
Two farmers ON hill half mile frohl
the lake heard cries for help and saw
the young men clinging 10 the overturned
canoe. 400 feet from shore, While running
toward the lake the farmers saw ono dis
appear and a few seconds laterthe other
went down.
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COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE cotton market
was considerably less active and fuctuated
within narrower limits In general way the
bulls seem TO have control OF the situnt ton and
final figures showed net gain Tho opening
was steady at an, advance of 2dpi points on
covering and buying for long account, pro-
NOTED by steadier cables than looked for
Bulls were somewhat disappointed at finding
no sign OF the rains reported In exas from pri-
waite parties yesterday on the official weather
may, and there was realizing at the advance
but tho big market leaders were supporting the
list more or less active and before the upward
tendency was checked prices showed net gain
OF about 7aS points. At this level some OF thu
bulls seemed trying TO reduce their lines. and
with the weekend statistics bearIsh prices sold
oft to about even with last night, only to
rally again In the late trading on renewed
bull support and covering, and closed steady at
u net advance Of 3GS points. Sales futures
estimated 10000 bales. There were a few May
notices out, hut these were promptly stopped.
Private advices continued TO complain OF new
crop conditions, and interior holders were said
TO be asking higher prices
3 Receipts at the ports to-day We're 81, IT'S bales
against iO,+5o last woe kand BIS last year
For the week (estimated 10000 bales against
17e7s last week and q. us last year, To-day $
receipts at New Orleans were 3.456 bales
against LAST last year, and at Houston 8, 53S
bales against 75a last year
Hls-- : .
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NEW YORK May l2.-FI.OUR-Frm with
better inquiry at S4.o5a565 for patents. Rye
Flour-Steady. Cornmeal--Steady. barley
Slow.
closed partly &c. net higher May closed at
0iIe.; July, eOc.; September. S3%c.
i Corn-Spot steady: No. 2. 55lsc. Options
closed L(llsc. net lower. May closed at bic;
July. 52Ac. Options closed fl9isc. net lower
July. 52Ac.; September, &c.; December csc.
Oats.--Spot steady: mixed oats 3sdSshc.
e Beef--Frm. Cut Ments-Steady Lard
Steady; Western steamed. a. 2S97&; refined.
Firm; strained. common to good sa,45. Turpen-
tine Firm at 63l.@6ic.
Cotfee-Spot Rio, easy: mild steady Futures
closed net l0nl5 points higher. sugar-Raw.
weak; fair refining. sls-l6c:; centrifugal. 80
test, 47-l6c.; molasses sugar. v-lbc.; rehned,
easy. Rice--Firm, enthusiastically,
&. Butter-Quet and unchanged. Cheese-New.
asy; old, firm; old. state full cream, colored
and white fancy, lss4@lihc.: new. small, col
sored and white fine, ll}aMlg$c, Eggs-Steady
and unchanged
State and Western. 75c.asli2; Jersey sweets.
ed, 5Md5isc,; other domestlcs. 3HaS1sc Cab
Ibages--Steady; Charleston. per barrel crate.
6bc. asl.o5. Cotton-By steam to Liverpool.
10Gl4c, ~ s 80 .+
. CHICAGO, ILL, May l?.-Cold, wet weather
in the northwest created bullsh sentiment in
wheat was up Nqssc; corn Is on isc,i oats
show a loss of M914c.; provisions are q shade
to &C. lower *,
,Ix,t.," At,rrf $t,,~ MN
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demand was much more pronounced. There
was active demand for all kinds Of vege-
and for all manner OF fowls.
4 Everything. on sale was fresh and everything
.ccnmisslon men had no trouble in Meeting
the demand. but In doing 80 they cleaned up
house. and will start business this morn
Ing with fresh stocks from cellar to garnet,
and away out or tho side walk
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND MAY. IL. 1916.

Attttl v
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
SAILED
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers. Virginia Nayiga lion Company. m
Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
Schooner Lewis NJ. Thomas, Thamas. Kappa
Schooner chelton Brothers. Williams Eden
ton, N. c., light.
PORT OF WEST POINT, A1AYf12, 1905,
ARRIVEDt 4 's iat8sl
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
Elm City Haynes. Mattaponi River landings,
passengers and general q a h sarso.
Baltimore Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo.
Elm City, Haynes. Mattaponl River landings,
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MAY IL. 1905.
ARRIVED
Steamer Newlands, Savannah. G
Schooner Ed 7. SALISBURY, Boston.
Schooner Jane Palmer Boston,
4 Barge George Moon. Providence
Barge Cardenas, New Bedford,
Barge Thacker, Newport.
SAILED
Steamer Powhatan. London.
Steamer Almora, Glasgow
Steamer Newands Sharpness {.sH
Schooner Made Palmer, Portsmouth
Schooner General e. S. Greely, Portland
Barge Kingston, New Haven
Barge Sumner Il. Meade, Providence
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RAILROADS,
Co. ; n: f &..i
z Hours and rs Minutes TO Norfolk

4jan 1905. *
LEAVE RfCHMOND--EASTBOU :
1876 a. M.--Week Days--Local to Newport
News and way stations.
$500 A. M--Daly--timfted-Arr wiliare-
burg 9.6S A.. NJ Newport News 1880 A.
NJ. Old Point l1:oo A. NJ, Norfolk 1t.2s
a. M, Portsmouth II. AS a. NJ.
400 +. MISUNDERSTANDING WianA-
61sss5o I =. NJ, Nsswport News $50 2. NJ.
Portsmouth Gas P. NJ 5&9S
MAIN f.fNE-wEsTBoUND.
s:D 4. M.-Local--Week Days-To Clifton
2:oo E. M,-1,aily--With through Pullman for
cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chicago With
ois change Pullman service for Louis
,o o:ie :. M.-Week pays--Irocal to Gordonsvle.
l0'+o +; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pullman ser
vice Tor Cincinnati Louisville, st. Louis
JAMES RIVER LINE.
lo:O =. NJ -1paily--E p r e ss--To Iynchburg.
lexington. Va, Clifton Forge and prnci-
Pa stations: on week days to Rosney ana
5.15 p. M..-Week Days-I ocaI-To Estnbnt.
TRAINs ARRIVE RICHMOND FROM
Norfolk and Old Point 10 :D5 A.. NJ. week days:
ll:45 a. NJ daily and 700 p. NJ. daily, and
from Newport News 500 p. NJ. week days. Z.
trcn Cincinnati and West 1890 a. Nj daily
and $50 +. NJ. daily: Main Line Local 7:t5 P.
A. wnsk s days from clifton Forge Gordonsvils
James River Line Local from Clifton Forge
500 T. Nj daily; Esmont Accom-. $40 a. AZ.
H. w. FULLER, w. O. WARTEEN,
Cent Pass. Agt. Dist Paes. Ast.
G. e. DOYLE. Cent Manager.
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Richmonders in New York.

Especial to The Tin,es-Dispatch)
NEW YORK, Hay 12.-Waldorf-M
Warwick. 1mnerial-G. c. Gidgood Nor
mande--S. r. Ford and Wife. Wnlcottt-
Mrs. M. r. Bosford, Mrs. a. s. Buford.
r. w. Scott and wife. Bartholdi-W. s..
White. New Amsterdam-J. r. Wey-
mouth
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G4s,sc No. haxseed :1.ea; No. 1 northwestern.
81 80; prime timothy seed. 300 Mess pork per
BARREL s12, 2511:. 30; lard, per 100 pounds, 1909
a 23h short ribs Sides (loose), s7.05a7l5; short
clear sides fboxed) s712iSd1 Is. Whlskey,
basis Ut high Wines. sL2G. n Glover contract
grade. sl2G2.50. s#
E Butter-Steady: creamery. 2o92c.; daires,
1920. EggH-Steady at mark, cases included.
tras, 1sc Enthusiastically at 13ls914c.
r BALTIMORE, Md. May 1e.-FLOuR-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Strong Spot con-
tract, 9sd3sKc: the month. 8sAc.: southern
by sample. soasc. Co-n--s, rong; spot and the
month Sc; southern w,ita corn, 5la54&c.
Ef)ats--Quiet: No. 9 mixed. 34c. Rye-DulI; No.
western. sc. asked. Bu,ter-Steady; fancy
imitation, 4de5c. DO. creamery. 26G27c.@ Eggs
and unchanged. sugar-Steady and unchanged.
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Identification.

4 31'lyhat kind of a looking man is that
chap, Gabheton, you tust mentioned?
/ don't believe have met him.
We'll, T. you see e. Two men Of IN "a
bored to death, he other one is
Gabbleton." ---Puek.
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MONDAY MORNING GRASS WIDOWS
ERs SPECIAL VA fHEsAPEAkE

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway takes
pleasure in announcing to tho patrons
that beginning Monday, July 10th, and
continuing each Monday up to and sin-
Guiding the last Monday in August. a
special train for their accommodation
will be operated, leaving Waynesboro
about 600 a, NJ, arriving Richmond 9:l5
A. NJ. fG ,ff
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"Darkest Russia. !"

The play which tells OF tho hardshlps OF the
poorer Glasses Of Russia, now concluding an
engagement at tho Ejou Theatre, Will be seen
twice to.day--mntlnee and evening Darkest
Russia" one of the told. time melodramas,
has enough excitement and situations to make
one feel Interested from start to finish
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sJ'sCELLANEOUs MARKETS..
NAVAL STORES.

q WILMINGTON. n. c.. May l2-sPIRITs
1'URPENTINE-Firm at Co.,: receipts, Is
casks. Rosin-FIrm at s3.0o receipts. 1877 bar
res. Tar-Ffrnr at $3.50; receipts. 81 barrels.
Crude Turpentine Firm at s2.5o9i25 and s4,75;
receipts. 100 barrels. aIt
Firm at sos receipts, 40 casks: sales 81 900
casks; shipments. SOS casks. Rosln-Firm; re-
cepts 249s barrels; sales, $40 barrels: ship
ments. 27o7 barrels.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. May 1a.-TuRPEN-
TINE AND RoSTN--Nothing doing
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PR0F|7-T taking
CLIPPED GAINS
Stocks Made Fair Showing OF.
Strength, But Closing Was
Dull and Heavy.
VOLUME OF TRADE LARGER
St. Paul Was Leader OF Ad-
vance, Which Was Slow.
III Spreading.

~ Associniod press.D

=,
NEW YORK, May 12.--Stocks mada a
considerable show OF strength to-day and
Tho demand expanded sufficiently TO al
most double the volume of transactions
over that of several previous days. the
dull resisting power shown by the mar
ket this week gave notice that the IL
{ uuIdation had spent It's force, but II was
evident from the small recovery effected
IN 10 late Yesterday that there must be
a considerable outstanding short interest.
which had rcfraincd from covering In the
expectation that there was to be re
newal OF the liquidation. The sharp
furry late yesterday in the Northern Sc
cur!tLas group demonstrated the viilncr-
able position in this short Interest and
{ served to encourage n continuation OF
thn campaign against It to-day. The
movement started in hesltating way
and there were several ha1ts before 1t
gained Roadway and spread to include nrct-
sty much the whole list. ST. Paul was the
leader OF the advance and the first re-
Spouse 10 its leadership was moderate.
especially amongst the other Paclncs.
which rose so strongly yesterday. The
movement had 10 contand also with the
sharp weakness OF Consolidated and
Brooklyn Union Gas on account of re-
duction In their dividends induced by
the legislation towards the enforcement
OF lower rates for ras. The buying and
bidding up of stocks was regarded as in
large part directed against the short In
nrest and the forced covering by this
element was an important. factor in the
days strength. Professional proft-tak-
Ing clipped the days gains and the clos
ing was dull and heavy. Bonds were
firm: total sales, par value. $4,000.
United States rs declined is and 3s IA
per cent. on call. The total sales OF
stocks amounted TO LOS, coo shares.
r MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLosE
Money on call. easy: 2 1-i62 Upper cent:
closing bid. ia; offrede at l-2 Time
money, easy and dull: 50 days and %
days. 8 IA: six months. 3 l-2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. s-iat 1-2 per
cent; sterling exchange. steady with
actual business In bankers bills. at sisG.-
7ods4s6.75 for demand and at s4s4 cog e4s4. :
S for 60 day bills, Posted rates. s4s5 ~
SIP. Commercial bills. sts4 s-tg1-2 Bar
silver. 81 SIS. Mexican dollars, iii-4
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NORFOLK RACES,
SPECIAL EXCURSION
ia NORFOLK e. WESTERN ny.

TUESpAY,E MAY 18TH. M
SIPS round trip. Special fast yestibuled
train will leave Richmond. Byrd Street
Station, $50 A. NJ, Petersburg 9:o5 a, NJ.
Returning, leaves Il Norfolk Tao r, M.
Stops only at Petersburg. For tickets
and further information. apply Norfolk
and Western ticket Office, Ninth and
Main Streets
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Prospects good Tor ali kinds OF stock b,
CHICAGO, Ill, !, May !. :c g ds- Re-
$50: stockeis and feeders, s275ao IS; cows.
sag5 81; hefers s3dS. %; Gamers, $1,000. 40;
eeipts, 5000 head. Market steady Mixed and
butchers. 5.35ae. 60; good to choice. heavy
:G5oab g; rough. heavy IS g,aS. -; dight.
seipts. 5,oe9 head. Sheen strong lambs ioal5c.
higher. Good to choice swethers.. 81 7iQli.25:
fair to choice, mixed, s3a4.4O; Western sheep.
a,ood5 u native lambs, iias.50; Western
lambs, SsG7.40. 3 "a
NEW YORK. May IL. -r-BEEvEs-Recept
1924 head steers steady to shade higher:
bulls E,d Is and COWS firm 70 lge higher Steers ,55
lower reals. A.5oG,7. so; few choice anu extra,
as712h az. 3: culls, 1900. Dressed calves weak
city dressed veals. 7aplotc. per pound country
Receipts s0al head. GOOD took ,arm other
grades steady. Clipped sheep, g. 25f76,00; prime
%ooIed do. sos; clipped lambs, g. $50; no
receipts tsss head Markss ara H State aS hogs.
s6R6.l0. @e7 a,
UNION STOCK YARDS P1rrsBttjRG. PA,
May 1e.-cAT>rLE---supply light; market
Hogs-supply fnir; market active sPri,ne
light yorkers. $50: pigs. IS. s5a5. is: rough
Prime wethers, & ioas. . Common. sa.5oas %
spring lambs, s711l.00: veal calves, S5b0I6.tO.,
CINCINNATI, O., May le.-HoGs-Active.s
Butchers and shippers, s5,6oQ5. Co; common,
pers ,i@asss; eom,non. sa q Eos Sheep selp
Steady at S3aaoo I,ambs-Steady at s4.o5lj7. 80.
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GO ON FFRIl nxH THE
THE RIvRv BEST
POPULAR nkD ROUTE

EVERY SUNDAY.
ROUND 800 "TRIP,
Via Norfolk & Western R'y. Special Fast
Vestibuled train leaves $3.50 A. NJ Re-
turning. leaves Norfolk 7:15 P. NJ. Quick
est route. No change OF cars.
REDUCED RATES VIA ATLANTIC
COAST LINE RAILROAD TO sA.
vANNAH, GA.,FMAY 16.23, 1905.
Account OF meeting OF the Travellers
Protective Association Of America, Sa-
vannah. Ga. May 16 to %. 1905. the At
lantic Coast Line will sell tickets to Sa-
vannah Ca. at rate OF one fare plus 25
cents for the. round trip tickets one sale
May 18th and l4th. with final limit May
26th. The Atlantic Coast Line operates
two fast through trains daily between
Richmond and Savannah. with Pullman
and Dining Car service,
For further information apply to agents
Of the company. Richmond Transfer Co.,
or
C., s. CAMPBELL, d. p. a.,
S3S E. Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
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FOR new YORK.

Via Night Line Steamers Except SATURDAY "
making connection in Norfolk With Main Line
ship following day at T. NJ also Norfolk
S,hesapeaks 4 Ohio Ry. at 8 A. NJ, and 4 p
NJ making connection daily Except Sunday
at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at I.
X F.. CHALKLEY. City Ticket Agent, SOS
u, Main ST. ]. +. MAYER. Agent Steamer
Wharf, H. b. WALKER, " y. and T. NJ,
New York. n. y,
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corroNsEEp o1Lts1ARKE

NEW YORK, May 12.--Cottonseed oil WINS
2lG22c.; prime summer yellow 276le7Xc. OF
summer yellow. nominal: better grades no,uI-
nal; prime white, eo'2gsoc.; winter yellow, 500
( 3o.sc. ~ -
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The Produce Market.

l'hSrs was more than the usual activity. on
the produce hack on Cary Street yesterday,
The receipts 9ere somewhat larger and the
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago Terminal Observation-Disclosures. "a
Colorado Midland Observation-Disclosures. n4
Colorado and Southern 4s.............. o.
Denver and Rio Grande 4s................. zoos.
Dlstilers' Securities observation-disclosures. so
Erie prior lien Observation-Disclosures. 1919
Erie General 4s................ 92ss
Forth Worth and Denver City 1sts....... 1875
Hooking Innan &. vslley "a d
Louisville and Nashville. UNIFIED 4s...... 1Q3H
Manhattan consol gold 4s.................. 1o4hs
Mexican Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 76l7
Mexican Central list observation-disclosures. q
MINI. and ST. Louis Observation-Disclosures. e7
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s............ 1918
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds............4 80 4
National r. r. OF Mexico con. 4s........ 1914
New York Central gen. Shs............. 100
New Jersey Central gen. 5s.............. 1879
Northern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 105A
N Nor,h;s p rne9s \. ,6 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
MD DOMINION
u STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Right Line For Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening tfoot. Ash
street, at 1 p, NJ, stopping at Newport News
an route Fare 81. 30 one way, $3.50 round trip
tnc,,iding stat Groom berth: meals, soc. each
street Cars to Steamers Wharf.