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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-05-12

Vlning. Oscar D.; G. G. Walk, T.
Ast-4 acres. north, Road; east, Enl-
merson south, Lacy; west, Raymond.
State tax 4Sc interest, 4c........ 81
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-05-12
| otal. 500

Sln!th. Andcrs3l.-I5s acres. beng
ISL ~. ; q the Howe addition u Der
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-05-12

Nj The corporate powers ii this cor
poratioa >baI, he vested in a Hoaru Of
Directors and Il general manager. 10 h-
elected hy tn Stockholders. to be COM
posed ot thr"" (3l Stockholders, who
shall he elected annually on the frs,
Mondas In \priI OF ZACH year beginning
with the year 1907. and shall hold their
res Nrrtivc offices uutI their successors
are elected and qualified All such
elections shall hc by ballot, and ench
stock holder shall u" entitled T. olt vote
for each share If stock standing in hi,
name on the books Of the corporation,
which vote shall he cast in person or hy
proxy: and il shall require II majority OF
the stock present NJ represented to
eject
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Range of the Market.
TRADE CONDITIONS.
Future Regarded With Increasing
Confidence-Effcct Of Weather.

Il ilfs5a * (By Associated SreSS. -
NEW YORK, May lS,--R. g. Dun g
Co.'S weekly review Of trade TO- m or Dr. ~
will say
Higher Temperatures accelerate the
movement of seasonable merchandise ana
improves agricultural conditions. except
wher ethe precipitatl ohFhas been INSULT
cient. Tho season was somewhat back
ward on the farms until this week, but
lost ground is being regatned, although
the scarcity OF labor delays operations
Customary quiet prevails In certain lines
that are between seasons and mcrcahtlle
collections arc still Irregular, yet the f,l-
ture Is regarded with increasing contl-
dence Manufacturing returns indicate
few strikes and little idle machinery,
some sectons of the iron and steel IN
dustry having secured contracts cover
ing output more than al year ahead, ana
shipments of foo twenrs from,l l3oston are
SURPRISING all records, while the textile
mills operate freely, notwithstanding the
high prices for raw materials. Despite
the coal strike and interruption to freight
handling at lower lake ports. railway
earnings for the first week OF May were
10o per cent large rthan In the cores
ponding week last year. Foreign COM
merce In April surpassed tho same month
in any preceding year. both MS to eS-
ports and imports, and 1t Is especially
gratifying to note the gain In shipments
Of manufactured products At this port
for the last week import 9 gained $3,42l,-
o29, and exports lost 81 .2S0.G9 IN compar-.
,ison with last years figures. Strength
still prevails in the hide market, although
large tanners arc not operating freely.
but numerous small orders make good
showing In the aggregate, and there Is
now evidence OF trading below full rates.
Leather Is we'll maintained on the whole.
Failures this week numbered I'll In tho
United States. against 1884, and 20 In Can
ada, compared with II year ago.
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CANNOT At 'ACH FUND
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
Supreme Court Decision in Favor
Of the Royal Ar
canurn. 4.
(special to The ,rimes-Dlspatch.

Especial to The -Dlspatch.) @
RALEICTf, 5 NJ CO. May 1S.-Opinions
were delivered last evening BY the SUI
prenle Court In nineteen appeals. Tho
case OF most general Interest was A.. Il.
Brenizer, OF Charlotte, vs.. Royal Arcnnum,
involving the question Of whether money
in the hands OF local collectors and treas
urers OF Royal Arcanum paid in by menu
beers rs assessments for widows ana or
phans fund.- are liable to attachment to
satisfy claims In this State against the
Supreme Council. The majority OF the
court. Associate Justice Common writing
the opinion, hold that this money Is not
subject to attachment. Chief JtlsrIcS
Walter Clark files a dissenting opinion
holding that attachments should hold
against funds accumulated and IN the
hands of officers In this State from pre-
mlulns and assessments, for death loss
whose payment Is refused or to pay q
claim like that OF the plalntih IN thls caso
which Is IN lieu OF a death loss. being TO
recover back assessments paid INTO the
fund by Brenizer by reason OF the wrong
FIJI cancellatio OF his policy or breach
OF contract through the general increase
OF assessments put In force by the SUI
prene Lodge some months ago.
The majority opinion OF the court which
settles the suit In favor OF the Royal Arr
canlm, holds that whether the funds IN
the hands OF the local council collectors
and treasurers are treated as property OF
the corporation Immediately upon us re-
ceipt by them or as the property OF men,
beers OF the local councils until trans
mitted Is imma terlal. II the hrst' u -
impressed with an impressed trust u
The second, 1t cannot be attached for e.
debt of the Supreme Council, Royal ar
canum. otherwise tho result would pc
disastrous to thousands OF widows ana
orphans. 4
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Cotton Letter
BY MILLER & COMPANY. 4

NEW YORK. May 1s,--The weather has
been the dominant Influence to-day ana a..
cenr skies outweighed the bullish influ-
ence OF another day Of 10, go bales or snotss
at Liverpool. The early strength IN that
market was wasted here, and our prices
after very lame opening, sold OF Until
dcline OF 10 points had been estnollsneu;
Tho air was full OF runors that the puii
leader had succeeded In getting out OF az
, his long holdings and was nov stnndlns
short OF limo of about 10000 bales o.
short cotton In tho new, crop mon ms Is.
There Is no reason TO believe thatl the s,r
Is any truth in the rumor, but It had tne
effect Of causing O good many longs ~
sell out, especially when they had pront.
THE feature Of tho day was crop re-
port, published by commission ilous,c.
showing an increase n acreage or Only
1854 per cent, with conditions on the aver :.
age such as to indicate the imposslpi,in!sy
of producing n full crop this season. ln =
report In question, while generally reuu
and discounted, failed to have any steauy,,
Ing Influence on prices. We unue1 sta ~
that another firm has in preparation ~.
turns received, which Indicate ne moip
than per cont. Increase IN acreage. : :! !.
the result OF these indications is falr
Index, the June crop report, issued py tn ~
government must IN the nature or thinSs'
Be very bullish document, FOR an m =,
crease OF per cent. over last year Wou!u
mean an acreage Of only 2S,650, wv. winch
with good average season. .Wouid pro-
duce no more than II IL million bales
Liverpool Ia due to come 70 down o. OF!
near positions, and to lower on ar
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PORT OF WEST POINT, MAY 49, 1905.
@9h4g7# ARRIVED.
Visible Cotton Supply.
INV Associated PreRs.l

NEW ORLEANS, May 1s.-secretary
Hesfers statement OF the worlds Visible
supply Of cotton, issued to-day, shows the
total visible to be 3.9s0,9ls against 40s7,-
"a last week and 3.a76,052 last year, OF
this. the total of American cotton Is a.
435, o1s against 2,50,7N last week, and
e,s5s,oee last year, and OF all other kinds,
including Egypt, Brazil, India. ETC.. H.
b45, 600 against 1,55o,o00 last week and
$4,000 last year
I OF the worlds visible supply OF cotton
there is now afoat and held In Great
Britain and Continental Europe $4,000
against 1852 600 last year; In Egypt 900
against 179, 900 last year; in India 1,072.0 900
against sos 900 last year, and in the United
States $1,000 against $4,000 last year.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
Richmond. Va, May 49, 1905.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock yardsl -,

Richmond, va, MAY ~ 1870.
en aiPs'M a. IT, xs stock '0r ne Vs.
Be s,eers. sdsKcs; a few extran. $40: faf
gsod 4atxs common H9 sS3G oes, Sn%s.
gSe p ED sei t9 so0a 4MsAe sHno
head: calves, 4l.6lte.: extra, &C.: best sheep ~
&C.,: common TO fair, s14c.; lambs n,s s5lAMsc'
Prospects good FOR ali kinds OF stock for next
week.
S.,ss, !ss
s.35: bulls. sat Is; calves. s275ae4o: stockers
and FEEDER ] SebsF pesoae
heavy. ss.5oas.so: butchers weights. s. t5ds o.;
good to choice, heavy, mixed. $s.5oas.eS; paek :
Market MARI '* steady. Sheep. .6Gs.as yearlnss. $50
6, lambs. IS 1910.
SDW yoRM NAY sI s az n1I. :,
Esn pfs-Re ssap ISL SIN head Sheep Nominal;
good to choice, clipped lambs, S76ae7s Aogs-
PrrTsBURG. PA. May, 1s-cATTLE-suppIy
sat %srkf soY Gn9oi ss 81 sow
pigs. $780, roughs. ss.5oa6so sheep--supply
ah marke, slow Pr da o weshe5s =
veal calves. II, 50G7.00.
cScNSAT May s lsS9s cdmmo
pers sa.s69b.1o: common, g, esaaoo SHEEP ;.
Firm at ss.5oa4.t 80 Lanbs-Active at S5'7oa5,7o.
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Captured By Relative.

(SpccIol to Tho TImes- Dlspntch,l
SALISBURY, n c., May 1s,-CharIes
Brady, a we'll known young farmer OF
Rowan county, for whom a reward o.
500 was offered by Governor GLENN o.
North Carolina. and which was supple.
mented by $50 from Sheriff 1u''an' OF
Rowan, was captured yesterday near his
homa IN the southern part OF the coun-
tw Ly relative. who brought him to
the Salisbury jail last night. Brady was
wanted for a murderous assault upon MI,
John owen, n nelghbor farmer, whom ne
almost stabbed to death on April 2oth,
The reward will be paid TO Brady's
cousin who made the capture. 1t IS now
Thought that Owens will recover,
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DANv1LLE TOBACCO MARKET.
(Reported by Dibrell Bros.)
$50 1870 nm uvtile IVA Nav 49, 100

Very small loose sales TO report this week.
the quality OF which has been rather poor.
showing evidence concuslye OF the Wind Sn ,1 o.
nrm on all grades. bnt without sufficiently
large breaks to attract N good attendance OF
buyers; an sonal lot sells reasonably low.
The hogohead market seems more active and
a good deal OF tobacco IS changing hands. The
demand seems mostly from manufacturers, and
done in tho old belt, but has not been general
the cold weather having retarded the growth
OF plants. In some sections OF the south the
situation has recently improved somewhat,
with good rains In the last ten days. The land
seems to have been better prepared THIS year
OF the farmers TO use fertilizers more freely.
and thereby make tho tobacco yield better in
weight.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May ls.-The cotton market
opening, with the closing showing n net loss
OF 391 points. Sales for the day We're estl-
mated at 10000 bales.
The opening was steady at an advance OF
1d2 points In respons eto slightly better cables
tina inspected, and continued large spot sales
lc the Liverpool market, Immediately after
the opening active months gained another point
or two, but there was little indication OF bull
support. and as soon as the frst batch OF COW
ering orders were executed the market, began
to sag under realizing by longs and bear pres
sure notably through Wall Street houses. Tho
Wea her map made a very favorable showing,
which served TO encourage the hear operator,
and the marke, closed only slightly up from
Wall Street house Issued an estimate placing
the Increase In acreage at only 3.A per cent.
which may have had some influence early and
Tho local bull leaders Issued a circular denying
that either directly or indirectly he had pur-
chased a bale OF Hpot cotton In Liverpool.
Southern spot markets we're generally un-
changed, There we're rumors OF n private set
Element between near month longs and shorts,
but the story attracted little attention IN con-
Recapts at tho ports to.day estimated at 49,,
$40 bales against 1862 bales last week and
~ 40 last year. For the week (estimated) 81 Wy
bales against II, COS last week and 1S3 SH last
year. To-day's receiepts at New, Orleans ~
bales against 1926 last year, ana ~ t1ousto'
1888 bales against 1884 last year.
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S0uthern.RailWay

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT, APItrt 70, 1905
49,, TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
,1U q. Al-Dally-l.ocal for Charlotte, y. =. 81
l2:3o F. N. Observation-Disclosures llnah ia
atlanta and Birmingham. New Orlen
Memphis Chattanooga and all the South
, Through coach for Chase City. Oxford
Durham and Raleigh. ts SsSs 4tsstt
, s:s2 8 M-I5x; sunday--Keysyills Local I.
u:5o F.. y-1hmlted--Puman ready 9:N
INK z. NJ. for oil the South. % n 55ss q 3S
YORK RIVER LINE. " 3lssSSEs
';s0 im Mi;MdbSoep' sunday-So. ls-Batln'or'
s1s [P,;. r. sunday-No 1oIocal (. q
t:45 A. A; Mz,;Exeept sunday-No Local ~.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND sss
s s:ss 4. NJ 40 From All the soutn:b9.s
Chase City and Local Stations. S1S III yS5t
s;!9 4. M-From Keyavllle and Local stntions,l
';ls s. 4o, Mo i5--From Baltimore and west =:
io:is 4. III, No. o. sis p. NJ, No. From
y. West Point and Local Stations;
!, M. Is and No. 10 stop Qulnton. Tunstalls.
White HOUSE and Lester Manor. y.
s s. IT, fiARDWTCK, W. Fl. TAYLOE.48ss;ss
P. T.. NJ. a. p. A. fsSt3 n sg
n. B. SPENCER, cen,l Mgr. y. ss 81
Washington. D. Q. NJ 8s lH s!$s
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5.,ss bales; sales, $50 bales; stock, 1852

S,ls5 bales; sales. s,sso bales; stock 1852
Total to. day at all por.s-Se, receipts. 1888.
balls; expor. 10 Great Britain sss e e,i I, to
France, i5G bales; TO the Continent. 400! bales;
10 Japan 3.lo1 bales; atock 6iioss bales \.
consolidated at az por,ISet re .a Is, ~
France. 5.7es bales; TO the Continent, ea,oas
baIcs; to Japan 1870 bales
Total aimee September list at all por.s-Net
receipts, 7.s4;.sol bales; export 70 Great Britain
go l5i bales; to France. GIL sss bales; 10 the
Continent, e.333. s3i bales: to japan. 1889
bales to Mexico, 2.7ei baose
4 NEW. ORLEANS, May ,ls;-coTToS-spoot
cotton good grades are still In good demand
but the supply la scant. Sales ,s7s bales. IN.
Guiding s3 to arrive. Quotations unchanged !;
middling, ii 1-iec. ,g4
Futures opened 2a2 points above last even even.
ing's on continued activity In Liverpool. Later
In the session in tho absence OF support from
any quarter, prices cased or tile trading being
very light. Tho market closed quiet with
lopscs OF point on May and t15 points on the
Cotton futures closed May. ll.sl: June, II So:
July. ll.tt; August. li.is; September lo:H! o. g.
tober 10 67: November, 1851; December. 1927 /;
January, 1865. a-s,ss:sS
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 1S-FLOUR-V1rnl. Rye
barley--ouie,.
heat-Irregular: No. rcd, eac nominal ns,fa
july September s5Se; pseember $50.
No. 2 yellow, 57!ec. nominal Options uN-
6iHc; December. a3ssc, oats--- SIS mixed
Zee Beae f.c Cut Mea.s-steady; Lard
nsssy STEADY Ws;'srn ps,n jys;;ads
Enthusiastically, Rosin-Flrm at $3.50, Turpen-
Rice-steady Moiasses-steady. Coree-spot
Rlo.-a quiet: mild, steady. Futures dull. 5Tlo
points lower Sugar-Raw steady t yaHr rem inn
rs s22 sestrfusa 1ssis aoiSS
tu H1t ersam arss
and small, 7AGpKc; skins, l1ad71Ie' !, ,s ga
State, full cream. large ana small , s9,orea
EggH-Steady and unchanged
sea30o. Cabbages-Firm and UNCHANGED Pea.
nuts-Qulet and steady unchanged. Freights
Quiet and steady unchanged.
Cottonseed Oil--Dul and feature!ess at about
stendyl prices. Prime crude. t. o. b.. mills, SIC.
nominal. prime white, ss'sgS9c';, prime WINTER
yellow, Bic.
CHICAGO. May 1s.-Failure OF the Liverpool
wheat market to respond to the sharp ADVANCE
tone in the local market to-day, Prices wel
further influenced by reports of rains In Kan
sas. At tho close wheat for July delivery was
down sAdlitc, Corn was off Nc. Oats Showed o
loss OF sbdhc.. and provisions decline Of
5gl2Ac, ..va
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Produce Market.

The commission merchants OH Cary
Street and thereabouts opened business
yesterday morning with very active
demand for all kinds Of country produce,
especially vegetables. The demand was
slightly in excess OF the supply, and the
result was sitter prices along all lines.
Those who go out to-day to arrange
for tho big Sunday dinner will find all
articles In the vegetable line higher, and
they can attribute the fact to light re-
ceipts on Cary Street Yesterday,
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Fined for Selling Cider.

(Special to The Times .DispatchJ
ENREkA MILLS, CvA.. May 1S.--The
Circuit Court, which was In session for
n week. has adjourned. Much business
was Transacted. The grand 1ury, return
and Tucker, o. Fl. Berry, Charles +. Fos-
ter, NJ. A. Tucker, j. r. Wallace, Nick
Hall. w. II. Smith and Tucker Brothers
& Co., for violation Of the revenue laws
In ceiling cider without license. M
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Bank Statement.
INV A naoc,a tnftfIoress

(By Associated press.)
NEW YORK, -..ny 18,-Total bank
clearings $2.e54,4s2. 10, outside New York
$500, $780, 1904, Increase. 6,5 per cent.
Richmond, $5,bs6,3l7; Increase, ia
Savannah s4,606,74s; increase. 476.
Atlanta, s5,hOO.9S6; increase. 64.5.
Norfolk, s2,747,s7O; increase. 1862.
Charleston, s1,522.651; increase, 9l.2.
Knoxville. sl,3so, GO; increase. 22,7
Jacksonville, Fla. s1,4s865s; increase
los.
Macon, Ga, $780, 7as: increase, s31.S
Augusta, $1,s97,s07; increase, 1876.
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speed ran into tho cabooss Of the first
train, tearing several cars into kindling.
Flagtian IIaddock. Of Spencer, was s
asleep In the cnboose Of the wrecked
train and had miraculous escape from
death, the apartment In which ne was
asleep being torn into shreds. The crew
Of each train escaped without Injury.
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.LANCU|D STOCKS
LOSE AND RALLY
Market Very Sluggish in Spite Of
Improved Tone Late in
Day.
TROUBLES or PENNSYLVANIA
Decline III Wheat Market Slight
y ~ Irflucntial-Ca1l Money
Still Easy.
fBy Associn.e5, Isress.)

4
N1rw YORK, May 1S.-The inconsist-
encv OF the tendency OF prices in tile
dull rut Of professionalism Into which
the stock market is relapsng was again
well Illustrated to-day. The early market
showed mn extension OF the decline,
which became pronounced late yesterday.
Afterwards there was a GLOW and irrcgu-
lar recovery, with Increasing dullness
amounting to practical ldeness lato IN
the day. The days movements were
almost entirely accounted for by tE:.
shifting operations OF the room traders
and their inability to move prices far
IA either direction. News was tlninpor-
tant, without much Influences. Pennsyl-
vnniA continued TO he conspecuousiy ue-
pressed under the Joint influence OF the
revelations before the Interstate Com
ncrce Commission. and OF thc neaVs
borrowings OF the company. inc Iat az.
influence was aggravated by ne clron'u ~
4 ton OF reports OF additional loans N
Immediate prospects by the company, Tor
which no authority was obtainable. me
money and exchange markets We're WIN
nut notable Incident Call money ana
loans on time Up to six montl's con-
tjnued easy In tone, and rates were even
shaded to some extent, but for petlone
over the end OF the year. per cent. rs
strongly bid, and the asking rate IS Va
per cont.
The decline in the wheat markes ana
reports OF better weather conditions III
Fl he wheat belt we're coincident with an
improving tone Of the stock market ia'e
il The day. Professional Initiative on
tho recovery was langud and the trad-
Ing showed an increasing degree lack
81 leadership and a decline IN the ell
& forts to effect a movement OF prices.
Reading showed n firm tone at times,
but It's movement was unimportant. Re-
norts OF dispute amongst trunk INES
over passenger rate difcrentials received
son1eS attention, but were Of small erect
on prices. The closing tone was hea'y
at the recovery.
Bonds were steady Total sales, par
value, 100000. United States IS DE-
c,Ined u per cent. on call.
Total sales stocks we're $4,000 shares.
NEW YORK, May 1s-Money on eau ca,
EASY. sG3,s per cent; ruling rate 81;
ciosIng hid. 8; offered at 3A Time loans
steady: sixty days Az per cent; ninety
dnvs AZ; six months. 41z94N.
Prime mercantile paper, suoh pc.
sent. Sterling exchange at a:s' ~ y
sassao for demand ard at 81 s2.o5gst.ss.l ~
Tor sixty day bills. Posted rates, Sa.ss
and sssM. Commercial bills. S4.SlA. bar
silver. s7A. Mexican dollars. 80.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c., May 1s.-SPIRlTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing; receipts, Il
ca SKIS, Rosin-Nothing doing: RECEIPTS 2as bar
Crude Experimenting; hard. $3.50; dip, s47j;
virgin. 1885, receipts, ll5 barrels -, -, !.
z SAVANNAH, GA. May ls.-TURPENfINE--
Firm at Toe. sales, 1.o2S casks; receipts. IN
casks s 9sk bsrsas: s5n
ments 5 barrels; stock, i7,6?s barrels,
CHARLESTON. s. c., May 1s.-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIS-Nothng doing,
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Miraculous Escape.

4 Especial to The Times Dlspatoh.)
SALISBURY, N, c., May ls,--A rear-
end collision between two freight trains
occurred at statesylle on the Asheyille
division OF tho Southern yesterday morn
ing In which number of cars We're de-
molished and quantity Of merchandise
destroyed, An east-bound freight was
taking water at the station when ans
other train running at q rapid rate of
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

lIW ETFECT1VE APR1L STH.
Trims lenye Richmond daily;
FOR Florida and South. Q !05 A. NJ. rs Pm
FOR Norfolk, 900 A. NJ. $500 P. Nd ana
''i For : N IT, and W. Rx west 1910 and s:o ''
For Petersburg, 900 A. NJ, 12lo, 500. S;tb.
'' For ae Goldshoro and Favetteve. % 1853
Trains arrive Richmont daily: - y asSS
snxcept Sunday. .'sunday only.
Time OF arrivals and departures ana connec"
t,ons not guaranteed: - :, AZ t15&
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

si;t PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
PETERSBURG, VA, May 1S-PEANUTS-
spanlsh--Alarket firm at N.o7h per bushe.
Virg!nas-Aarket firm at SIC, for fancy stock;
machine picked at 1&62Ac.; shelhnE stock,
7lkfp2o. FIJI 'tf5s4 zs
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DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. May 1s Buying Of sheetings
staple bleached and brown goods and low gran'
qualities was brisk to-day in the dry good!
market Fine goods remained generally sole
from six months to a year ahend.
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I TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond. Va, May 10. 1906
Tobacco-Dark Fired-Receipts continue very
lisht and market quiet at unchanged prices;
very little doing. Brights-Markct continues
quiet. but firm at prices quoted; light receipts.
Sun-Cured-Market continues active at un-
changed quotations: receipts light.
ID NOTE-Afuch OF the tobacco arriving Is In
damaged condition. and such tobacco sells low.
Planters are cautioned to look after the order
OF their tobacco before sending 1t 70 market
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Seaboard Airline Railway,

sou.hbound Trains Lsaye oa!s
- lions Charlotte. Atlanta, Birmingnana.
Memphis and Southwest. +, y, r,,,.
$50 p. M--Snvannah Jacksonville ana 4 :ftFvc1
q .oo p. MO Savannah. Jacksonville AZ
ianta. birmingham. Memphis ana sou'n>
Northbound Trains Arrive Richmond Daily
o.,0 4. NJ, ASS p. NJ, $50 F. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

stTests ' sanes.er every hour the hon,l
from A. NJ TO 10 r. NJ Last car u m g,,nnnv
cnrs leave Petersburg. foot ct syc can IS
Street. avery honr from SIS A A. 20 ' 9IS
" Last Ger II 40 p NJ. L!m'teo oat ~ -
X,l car. from Petersburg connecting Hen'
mond cars. Ss3iitg y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
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ONLY ALL-RA1L LINE TO NORFOLK
Leave Byrd ct. Station, Richmond. Daily
In Erect Jan. 24th, 1908. ass s$
4 FOR NORFOLK: 1900 A. AZ g :0o. :. y
NJ, 7:p5 p. NJ.
FOR LYNcHBI1RG. the WEST and
the sOUTHWEST5s: AZ NJ, 1910 Noon
go p. N. Pullman Parlor and slecrtng
oars. Cafe Dining cars. Trains arrive
daily from Norfolk sl1:40 $3.50 p. NJ. 4
from the West 7:42 "A. NJ 2:05 F. MI :2OS
once ssS b. Main st. 'Flyer: hrs. q
W b. BEvILL, c. H. BOsLEY..
Gen. Pass, Agent. Dist. Pass. Agent