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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK May ??.-FT,OUR-steady. RYE
Flour-Fir,n. cornmca1-steady. HSe-Ou't
Barey-DuL
whent-Bareiy steady; No: red: ssc, nom mi.
raj elevator. Options steady At hglAc. net
DECLINE. May. so11c: July ssAc.: September
Corn-Eaay: no :. IL BIC. noinin.l: elsvAtof
Options Asa1Mc. net lower. May. 6s4c !aiy.
Es;sc.: September. ttHc., December, 64Ac.
oate-Quo,ed at ss1ashc.
Beef-s,eady. Cut, Mea.s--steaay Lard
Pork-steady. Taliox-4niet- R .,dn,nc at
Rib. steady: mild. quie:. Futures dull and
unchanged TO points higher. sugar-haw'
steady; fair roaming. 1s-32af l5-1oc-; centri.
fucal Ls.S211 7-1Sc.: molaAses sugar. Z1-s[U
.u-lsc; refined. steady.
Butter-E.asy. Cheeae-Ffrr: new. State. tull
cream. large and small 7haNNc- EgEs-
Pea nuts-Easy; fancy handpicked. t!ta+&c. ;
other domestic. eI4ifc Freights-Qulet Cot
ton-By steam. lsc.; grain by steam. lhe. Po-
tatoe.-Easy: Maine per bag, $a.l5a'.c. Cao-
baees-Quiet and unchanged.
Cctton,eed Oll--Steady to firm with 2 NOD
crate trade Prime crude & 3 mills r sle
white. Hc.
CHICAGO, May 22.-Indications OF break
In drouth conditions In the Southwest had a
weakening effect to-day on the loca! wheat
market zine! quotations OF the July option
we're down &c Corn was on h1hc. Oats
showed loss OF m1ac. Provisions were og
The leading futures ranged a. tollows:
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.sPR|NKLING HELPS
THE PUBLIC HEAL TIL.
Members Laboring Earnestly to
Give the People Needed
Relief.

There Is growing sentiment in the
Council ana the Committee on Health
in favor OF street sprinkling on much
more extended scale, and 1t IS yet ex'
pected by those behind 1t to bring forth
results.
Councilman John F. Don Leavy has
a resolution pending befoSe the Committee
on Health looking to this end, and 1t pro
poses q, liberal appropriation for city
sprinkllng. There is another paper pend
Ing. requiring the street railway com
panies to do greater AMOUNT OF sprink.
ling along their tracks, and out of 1t all
some early and tangible understanding
is expected.
Members who favor street sprlnklins
on larger scale dec are that 1t has now
become a public necessity. In order 10
protect the public health. to say nothing
Of the comfort of the people.
Tho matter will come before the next
meeting OF the Health Committee.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May 22.-The cotton market
wns ouiet hut stead!er to-day and closed at
a net advance of 5f,s points Sales for the
day were estimated at about l75.6oo bales
The opening was quiet at UNCHANGED prices
10 mn advance OF point on covering, whlcn
was promoted by reports that between 300 ana
10 go bales OF the local stock had been de-
ttroyed In a warehouse fire on Monday night.
Al nrst there Tsis- -sane apprehension that this
cotton might have been sold again for deIv-
.rv on May contracts and that Its destruction
would enbarrass the short Interest. but tnere
was no Indication OF any such developments.
and he market eased Oft soon after the call
~ response 10 a bearsh weather map and
az s,er cables Some OF tho local professional s
soid quite heavily in an evident effort TO catch
.tnn. loss orders but after July had declined
10 .N5 and October to 1880 the market was
steadcd by covering, and In the afternoon de-
celopcd quiet at firm tone. owing to less
favorable weekly bureau report .han expected
rho close was within a point or two OF the
nos, and steady on coevrng OF shorts and a
iittle fresh buying for long account. Tho week
X, bureau reported that rain WAS needed IN
Inc belt, tho influence OF this being counter
scted In some extent by the fact that rains
were shown on this morning map, Win inc
forecast calling for further showers southern
mot markets were unchanged to Nc lower,
'Recepts at tho ports to-day were l6,s?8 bales
against is 90 last year and 23ll4 last year. TO-
days receipts at New Orleans s.OCo nai les
against A. COS last year. and at Houston aS.S
bale4 against 6,sl2 last year
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'hs leading futures ranged ~ tolIoWs:
- Omen High LOW.

Cash quotations were a. tollows' rIoa1 a1a
Firm, No spring wheat sSafsee; ~; Ho, q ISap
&C. 20. We yellow. 4sIaSoe. 10 2 outs, ssze,: 80
white y SnIsv ss 1tasss i AR
- choice mailing, 49gSSc. No. ], naxseed. y 09;
No northwestern, sll4A, Glover contract ,oet
grade. sli IS Short ribs sdes !1oose? $,@ a
per 100 pounds, sS.62is; short clear sides tnox-
ed,. ;s2ods.so Whlskey. basis OF high wines wines.
sl.s put,er-Steady; creameries' l31lVlshc.i
included, iiQl4.c.: nrsts lAc. prime frsts.
iSitc.: extras lSc. Cheese-Steady at 9h9lsc.
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Spot cotton closed quiet: middling uplnnds.
ll.Jo; rniddl!ng gulf. l2l5; sales. 20 bales.

Cotton. quiet: m.ddling. il.oo: gross receipts
4Cs3 bo,es: GALES. 30 bales: stock. 49, 1o bales.
Total today n. all ports-Nct receipts, 1852
ba les: export 10 the Continent. 20 bales: Stock
81, s33 bales. .,..
Consolidated at ail pors-Sct receipts; 49, 80
bales: export to Grca, Britain. $500 bales; 70
the Continent. 1909 bales.
Total s,ncc september 1st at oil ports-Nst
receip:r 1854. ~ bales: export 70 Great britaln
Gts. eos bales: to France. G4LsaS bales; to me
Continent 2,si3 432 bales: to japan. 1l7ale
bales; to Mexico. 2-7Ga balcs.
NEW ORLEANS, May I2.-c0TToSl,s 5, ,os
cotton was quiet to-day. salea were 20 nalca
spot. AMI $50 TO arrive, a total OF $40 bales !;
80 haies we're delivered on contracts. Qu ,u
lions were reduced 1-lcc.; middling Is now llhc:
Futures opened quiet point higher 10 !
point lower than yesterdays clor1ne ln.e.es.
in the July position was quickened by heavy
buying around ll.23 During the day shorts
covered freely and drove prices UP on them Il
selves, At the close the tone was steady ana
the list showed net advance for the day OF
Cotton futures closed: May. 1iis: June.
l1A: July. lib; August. 1872; septemoss.
j .Cd5; October. 1890: November 1870; Deeem-
Der, 1880
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MARINE 1yTELL1GENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY ~. 1905.
-u.agr 2DYVEy1

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY ~. 1905.
ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line;
Steamer Pocahontas. fs1nve.. Norfolk anu
James R1vcr landings, merchandise and pas
sonrers.' virginia Navigation Company.
Schooner Louise Fields Rappahannock. corn.
warner Moore and Company.
SAILED
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. msrchAn-
disc and passengers OLD Dominion line.
Schooner w. c. Kirwan, simpkins. Potomac
Barge Sharon Hill. Batterby Bermuda Hun
dreds. railroad ties. ~
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY %. 1906.
ARRIvED.
Steamship Cherlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED
steamuhfp Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo.
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PROFOUND APATHY
ON STOCK MARKET
Formation Of Speculative Sc'lti-
lncnt Awaiting Initiative
From New Events.
THE FALL MONEY MARKET
Further Advance in Higl,-Priccd
Coalers--Strength Of San
francisco Banks.
THE FALL MONEY II MARKET ! !,
RIO Associated Press,

NEW YORK, May $50 profoundly
apathetic was the trading in the stock
market Today tint there vas little
room left for any but negative dcduc-
tons That the formation Of speculative
sentiment awaits an Initiative from new
events is the one safe conclusion to Infer.
The problem OF the fill money markets
continues to be most considered, ana ting
day to day events in wall Street at
present offer little Assistance IN form;
ing an opinion. The strength OF the
San Francisco banks and confidence in
their position is inferred from the fact
that they have not availed themselves
of the offer OF the United States Trcag-
ury Department to place on deposit with
them $1,000 of government funds 10.
strengthen their position. With their hbli-
lty TO meet claims OF 6cnositors promptly
Demonstrated. return to New YORK OF
yonc OF the cash forwarded TO san FRAN
cisco IL expected. Money brokers re-
ported solte dl,n,nutlon IN the supply
Of funds offering on time in this market,
and rates for the longer periods were
arm. The price Of copper in London
made n recovery from yesterdays shhrp
break. but without helping the copper
yroup in this market. The one incident
Of interest In the market was the further
rise in the high-priccd coalers <Lacka-
wanna added ten points TO its record
rrlce and sold Mt $50. Reports We're cur
rent OF an intention on the part or these
companies to divcst Themselves OF own
ershlp of coal mining pro7trties to com.
ply with the tendency Of recent judicial
decisions ana OF the shaping OF ieEisla-
ton. This would involve. 1t VAS inferred.
a distribution OF these assets to Stock
holders It was pointed out also that;
the rise in these stocks made an addl-
tional attraction for convertible bonds
of some of the companies which are now
in the ma rket. The stiffness OF the coal
ers served only partly to sustain the
market against the droop OF prices In
eyltable In n market where the buying
demand is torpid, Prices gave way
rather generally just at the last. and the
closing was easy
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
value. $4,000. United States new As,
registered, declined y per cent. on call.
Total sales OF stocks were 4D,Soo Shares.
NEW YORK. May 22,-Money on call
steady; sd3 l-3o per cent; ruling rate.
s4: closing bid. g. offered at 81 Time
loans somewhat flrn,er; sixty days and
ninety days. ~ per cent; SIX months.
prime mercantile paper. ia' per cent.
Sterling Exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at 81. s.. 25dSLSa.3O
for demand and at S4.s2HoGs4.S2.l0 for
SIXTY day billg. Posted rates. A3 and
l4,sGn. Commercial bills. A.sl%. Bar sill
yer. 67A. Mexican dollars, Soy .d
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Colonel Cabell Hopeful.

Colonel Geo. G, Cabel, Jr.. OF Norfolk.
accompanied by Hon. Geo. II. Snead, OF
Princess Anne. and several other frienas.
passed through tho city yesterday on their
way to attend the Pythian meeting at
staunton. Colonel Cabell said he felt
much encouraged at his prospects for
winning the nomination for Congress In
the Second District. DR.. Snead said the
colonel was strong In his country.
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Literary Entertainment Friday

An interesting entertainment has been
arranged for next Friday evening at $40
o'clock in the parlors OF the Second Bap-
list Church, Adams and Franklin Streets,
In addltio nto musical programme ana
n refreshment service, Professor Metcalf,
81 Richmond College, Will read a most
entertaining paper entitled IAN Evening
With Browning"
DR.. Metcalf has read before several of
tho Richmond clubs and societies since
he has been here, and In every In
stance has charmed and delighted his
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NAVAL STORES.

. WILMINGTON. y. c. May 22.-splRlTs
TuRPENTINE-Firm at bt.ic.: receipts -
casks. Misunderstanding doing reeepts 2Ss ia bar
Crude 1urpent1ne-Ftrtn: hard. $50; dip.
81 60: virgin. $500; receipts. 1so barrels: ,,
SAVANNAH. GA. May 22-TCRPEyIlSE--.
casks; shipments - casks. Roain-Firm
Gales Lad barrels: receipts. s.s7l barrels: snip
Z cHARLESTON. s. c.. May 22.-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROsIN-Nothing doing.
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TO HAVE MASS MEETING
Citizens Of Henrico to Meet in
Fast Richmond.

president OF Henrico County Improve
ment Association yesterday issued call
for a mass meeting to be held In the Sum
day school hall In East Richmond to-
morrow night Thursday, at 5 o'clock. The
questions to be discussed are especially
Interesting to all residents of Henrlco
county. and 1t Is understood that the
main topic to be taken will be the recent
transfer OF the Fulton Park property to
negroes.
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Leaf Tobacco Market.

There were three small breaks yesterday at
shockoe, gtonewall and shelburne's warehouses.
The total snles were about $1,000 pounds OF
sun-cured leaf tobacco Tho market was very
Arm. md all goods offered were taken at out
and a number went above the twsnty-dollar
mark. Owing to the cry weather the o ware
tte balance OF the week and the breaks, II
any there be- will be very light.
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SouthernRailWay

scHEpukE IN EFFECT APRIL 2. 1906 s. ~:
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND s EEt
100 A. M.-Daily--Local for Charlotte. n. c.
1890 P. M-Daily--Llmited--Bu Pullman 70
Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans
Memphis Chattanooga and all the souLn.
Through coach for Chase City. OXFORD,
Durham and Raleigh n
500 p. MIX. Sunday--Keysvlle Local
II 80 p. Observation-Disclosures ready $50
p. NJ for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE. ds
$3.50 p. M.--Except Sunday-No. l6--Baltimore
sh5 T: M-nxcep. sunday--No ln-r.ocal to 4
West Point
4:45 4: M.-.Except sunday-No 7t-Local to
West Point
e:bs a. NJ. $50 P, M,-From all the South.
1895 P. M--From Charlotte, Raleigh, Durham,
Chase City and Local Stations TIL
$40 A. M.--From Keysvllle and Local stations:
9.l5 a. M.-No. 15-From Baltimore and West
Point. " as
West Point and Local Stations
No. Is and No. 16 stop Qulnton. TuEstalls,s
White House and Lester Manor
C. W. WESTBuRY. d. p. A.. Richmond. Va
S. II. HARDW1CK, w. II. TAYLOR, y
p T. M G. p. a.
II. b. SPENCER. Cent. Mgr, @
Washington, d. c. II
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r. B. Brauer,
100 East Broad.
Phone 1899.

hearers. Tho object of the entertain
ment Is to enlarge the treasury of the
church building fund. 1t Will be under
tho auspices OF ono OF the circles OF the
ladies' organization. So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23
Must Qualify To-day.

Candidates for Council and Board Of
Aldermen have until to-day to notify
Clerk Christian. OF the Hastings Court,
cial ballot.
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STOCK BROKERS.
GEO. 7. KING & CO.,

l1o4H n. Main st., Richmond. Va.
STOCKS, COTTON AND GRAIN. Z
Fractional Lots Speciality.
Close Attention to Out'of'ToWn Accounts.
PRIVATE WIRES.
NEW YORK, CHICAGO, NEW ORLEANS
Western Union Branch In our office,
stock Ticker In Customers Room,
Members
Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchange.
Strangers visiting the city are invited
to make our offico their headquarters and
have mail and wires sent In our cara
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATION S

epnn,sh-atarket nrm at 3Lo7h per bushel.
nrm at &c Tor fancy stock;
machine picked at l&0cAc.; she!l'nE STOCK
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
CATTI.D MARKETS..

CHICAGO. May observation-disclosures 100
head. Market steady, Common to prime steers r.
siGS'sO; COWS S. $4,000; hefers sa.7ogoS 80;
hills bmils ss6l4S; calves. Sc s6as Is; stockera and
feeders olssR nr,.s I.a 400 sSaa
ne 4Sih. medium to good. heavy 80 B2hae, Wy. !;
Sgu se Weights good 2 :,. sse s1s
heavy. mixed sosssa%ss packing '0u she,5
sh eady lambs iodi5c lower Sheep ss6ofsSa '
yeariings. Nle.t0; lambs 's7odp7"'
NEW YORK, May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
7ss head. ali Consigned direc, to slauyhterer..
Nothing doing, Dressed beef agsts'' ro bet
nothing - doing. Sheen and I.ambs-Rece'ptss,
isad Market eq hasa nasy9n So ana Mvss
Tteceipts 12iS head all 10: slaugnterfrs. ex-
cspt a few head No sales reported.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
PETERSBURG PEANUT HARkET;,
PETERSBURG. VA, May 2a-eEANu1a-s
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49, nnnns nApxEr

Z DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK May 22.-The dry goods trade
today was steady with little better demand q
reported for staple products The export trao 1s
10 China was dull and cotton yarns were not
a. strong as q couple OF weeks hgo
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Pickett Camp Invited.

Pickett Camp has been invited to at
tend the meeting at Lee Camp Hall FRI
day night when Colonel Il. NJ. r. Tai
colt will make an address.
The Pickett Veterans will be given re-
served seats.
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RAILROADS.
m rs g. ~ Rlchn1 ond,
K. N fredericksburg {
Potomac H. r.

r.. r. s. P. s s ss;ss;ss I,
Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures
4a5 A. NJ --Daily-Ryrd ST. Through.
$50 A. M.-Daiiy-Maln 81. Through.
725 A. M--Week Days--Eba. Ashland AZ
oonmodatIon.
$40 4. M.--pally-Byrd ST, Through. Loca
1870 noon--week Days-Byrd st. through
4:o0 p. M-Week Days-Byrd st. Frederick
burg accommodation. 8
sos r. M-Daily--Main st, Through.
commodntion
$3.50 P. M-Dally-syrd ST. Through
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures y
$40 a. M.--veek Dnys-Elba. Ashland 40
commodaton. SfE
$500 a. M.--week Days-Byrd st. Frsdericks
bui,y accommodation. eat
s:35 a. M.-Daily-Byrd St Through.
1850 A. M.--week Days-Byrd st. Through
2n4 i +. M-p 'ans;Ml st. Through.
t;4a y M.--Wsek Days-Elba. Ashland ac.
900 p M.-Daily-Dyrd ST. Through. Local
1850 F. M.-Daily-Main st. Through.
NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Paror cars on
all above trains. except trains arriving ticn-
mond II go A. NJ week days, ard local acooni-
Time OF arrivals and departures and connec-
W. u. DukE, G. " cuLp. W. p. TAYLOR,
Asst. to prest Cent Supt TrGt Mgr.
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Nh ANTIC COAST LINE
Seaboard Air Line Railway.

southbound Trains Leave Richmond Daily
$40 A. M.--Norlina and intermediate stations.
Charlotte. Atlanta. Birmingham, Menu
phis and Southwest. -. &
$50 r Savannah. jacksonville and flo-j
ridn points. .,,l4
II 100 p. Mo Savannah. Jacksonville, Atlan-
In, birmingham. Memphis and Southwest.
Northbound Trains Arrive Richmond Daily
6.0 A. NJ 4:b5 p. NJ. $3.50 2. n, ~
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FOR NEW YORK.

Via Night Line Steamers except SATURDAY
making connection In Norfolk Win Main L anS
S Wns,srn Nv. at o A. NJ and p NJ, and Chess
apeake and Ohio Ry az a. x M, ana sanday, a..
Warrnis Win Main Line Ships sailing at +.
NJ Tickets sos e Main street,
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
SALES.

100 Atlhntic Coast line, com.
1850 American srneltcrs com.
Ttoo Amelgathated Copper 80.
100 Amnr. Car and Foundry. !.
Amer. Car md Foun., pfd
800 American Cotton Oil....
M American Tobacco. pfd..
American Can ...........
American Can. pfd......
400 Amer. Locomotive, com. !.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd. 49,.
LOO American Sugar .........
M 4, r. and s. Fe. COM.
t0 A., T. ana s. re, pfd. 49,.
l.5n Baltimore and Ohio. ......
1850 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1,4N Canadian l'ncific ..........
100 Chesapeake and Ohio...
800 Chicago Grent Western.
1900 Chicago. Mi. and st. Paul
1000 Colorado Fuel and Irnn...
zoo Colorado South, com.....
Colorado South.. 1st pfd..
900 Colorado South, I'd pfd..
Cler.. Gin. Chi. and St. L.
100 Consollda ted Gas ...........
400 Delaware and Hudson.....
l.e09 Del. Lack. and Western.
Al. 20 Erie. CON-. 49,. ..........
10 15rle, lst pfd................
$50 Erie, 20 pfd................
100 General Electric ...........
700 Great Northern, pfd......
roo Illinois Central .......... I,
800 louisville ana Nashville.
200 Manhattan ....... .........
Metro. Street Railway.
1.60 Mexican Central ...........
LEGO Mo-, Kan. and Tex. com. !.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE MD, May 22.-Seaboard AIT
Line common. cGE bid: do. preferred. 50 bid.
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New York Central gen. 3hs.."............. pS,s
New Jersey Central gen Observation-Disclosures. 1T
Northern Pacific observation-disclosures. 1851
Northern Pacinc Observation-Disclosures. 75M
SorfoIk and Western con. 4s................ ll0
Oregon Short Limo refunding A........... sn94
pennsylvania cow. Observation-Disclosures. VIZ
Reading General Observation-Disclosures. lsh
81, Louis and Iron Mountain con. bs..... 1ljh
81. Louis and San Francisco fg. is......... ~
Ct Louis Southwc erni con. 4s.............. 10
seaboard Air Line a.. s7E
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. wy
Southern Pacific Ist IS certifcates.......... p6A
Southern Railway 6s........................ tl7A
Texas and Pacific lists. 17zs,
Toledo st. L. and Western Is (oncred) ~. sll,
Union Pacific 4s....................... Hs&
United Suites Steel "a 6s."............... es
Wabash lists. .......................,...1 III
wabasi, Deb. Observation-Disclosures. tSE
Western Md. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s........,........ 81
wisconsin Central observation-disclosures. y.
NJ and o. Collateral Trust 4s.............. IS
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric. Railway.

Cars leave corner OF Seventh and Perry
Streets. Manchester. every hour (on the hour
from, A. NJ to 10 r.. M. Last chr y minhh.sn'.S
cars leave Petersburg. foot OF Sycamore
Street every hour from d:35 A.. NJ to 1850 u
NJ Last car. l1:+o p. M; Limited car iiio ~.
NJ daily, except Sunday.
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich
mond cars.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NLD DOMINION Il.
" STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Might Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening ttoot Ash
Street at I p. NJ, stopping at NEWPORT MANS ,s,m
en- route. Fare, $3.50 one way, 81. % round trlp'
Including stnteroom berth meals. SOC each.
street Cars to Steamers Wharf,
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Chesapeake g Ohio Ry.

Cincinnati, indianapolis, St. Louis, ch,cat-.S
90, Louisville, Nashville, Memphis.
200 p. NJ. and 1900 P. NJ. daily d3s7g
Westbound Local Trains: 8
1880 A. NJ. daily and Sis P. NJ. week days.
Newport News, Norfolk and Old Point,
900 A. NJ and 400 p NJ daily.
Local for Newport News and Old Point,
7:S A. NJ and SOC p NJ. daily.
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RICBMoND sToCn MARKET.

Richmond, Va. Nay y, 1898
SALES AT BOARD
virginia centuy.as-S.c,o at Ha: 5cno at soA
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nav N6ltdk&W6sttsl ]

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO EEORFOLk, 35.A'
Leave Byrd st. Station, Richmond Daily.
In Effect Jan. q. 1905
FOR NORFOLK: 1000 A. NJ. $500 P. M.
TBS P. NJ. .sSjstE
FOR LYNCHBURG. the WEST and the
SOUTHWEST: 9:o6 a. NJ. 1910 noon, 500
P. NJ. Pullman Parlor ana Sleeping cars.
Cafe Dining cars. Trains arrive daily from
Norfolk .1l4o, .6 $50 P. NJ: from the West 7:43
A. NJ. pos P. NJ, 900 P. NJ.
Office sas r. Main ST. .Tlyer: 2 hrs. e
minutes. 55tss
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23

NEW YORK, May 22,-Moncy on call
steady; sd1s l-S2 per cent; ruling rate.
sA; closing bid, g. offered at ~ lime
loans somewhat flrn,er; sixty days and
ninety days. ~ per cent; six months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-23

Prime mercantile paper, ~ per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S sd 500. ~
for demand and at {4S?ba$i-sz.lo 10!
sixty day bills. Posted rates. Ss.s3 and
l4.sGH. Commercial bills. A.slN. Bar sill
yer. 67A. Mexican dollars. sly ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-09
GOT SHORT SENTENCES

Seattle, WASH, Sept, S.--A Valdez
dispatch says: Judge Gunnison, in
the Uni cd States Court here yester
day, sentenced the Japanese seal
roachcrs TO serve three months each
In prison. TIL men were convicted
after a brief trial. That the japanese
who raided the st. Paul seal rookerles
G lped with short sentences will
cause some surprise locally and
throughout the Coast. The raid was
one of the buldest violations of the
law known to the Coast. Seals to the
value of nearly $4,000 were killed aud
the pOachCrs made away with hides
worth nearly that sum, II was belicy'
Cd thai Japan would protest ii the
men were given harsh treatment in
'hc courts Of the United States and IL
Is now considered probable that there
viii he no more international discus
SION concerning The Incident,