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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07
Boston .JaiIs FIIIed.

BOSTON, Aug. 7,TPEompted by the
necessity of relieving the congestion
Of the Charles street jail, District At
.torney John b. Moran recommended
probation for seventy persons who have
been confined IL the institution await
ting action of the superior court on mis-
~demearars. The recommendations
were accepted by the court The
Charles street jail is more crowded
with prisoners now than it has been
In any period since the close Of the
civil war.
Subscribe for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07

NEW YORK., Aug. THE court of
general sessions, which %squarely COM
bated the attitude of District Attorney
Jerome in regard tosthe insurance in
vestigatlofts, once a9ain took action IT.
respective Of the district. attorneys at
titude toward the icek trust by in
structing the Augustsgrand jury to in
quire into that Gprpolntion's methods.
Some time ago. when the attention of
the district attorney was called to the
practices of the ice trust he declared
that sthere was netting TO investi-
gate" Judge RosaIskE has given in
structlonssto the grand tury, in which
he referred 10 the lcA trust Us "a crimi-
nal conspiraey.'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07
DID To- KNOWIT ALL.
P. White & Sons Tell Of Their Us..crs.and.
ing Regarding Retubing.

Patrick White e Sons. in dis
cussing their bid On the retubing of
the condenser at Runyon, when they
bid $3.50 and Schantz & Eckert $500,
say that they were not informed of a
limit being placed on the amount to
bid by the Water Board, neither did
they know that the old tubing was to
become the property of the contract
or who did the work, which they de-
clare is the case. They declare that
the point urged upon them was the
time in which the job could be COM
pleted. Had they known all these
facts, the firm declares, it would have
made a decided difference in their
bid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07

ALBANY y. IS Aug. 7.-Govcrnor
Higgins ranpyed John NJ. Mcdowell
from the Office of sheriff of Chcmung
county and appointed Stanley Day of
Elmira to fill the vacancy. The evil
dence showed that Mcdowell appoint
ed as court attendants persons in his
employment as sheriff. that they per
formed no services except such as they
wonld naturally render as employees
of the sheriff and that the sheriff APP.
propriated to his own use the proceeds
of certificates payable for their serv-
ices.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07

WASHINGTON, Aug. chairman
Griggs of the Democratic congression-
al committee will send a circular letter
to each Of the 10000 Democrats or as
many of them as survive who contrib
uted u dollar each to the first Bryan
campaign. Another letter is to be sent
to each of the editors of $500 Demo
cratic newspapers throughout the coun-
try asking them to open lists among
their subscribers for dollar contribu-
lions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07
DowIe Hurt by Fall.

CHICAGO, Aug. John Alexander
Dowie is reported to be in a critical
condition after a fall ,downstairs. The
accident OCCURRED in Shiloh House.
Zion. Dowie was being carried down
from his by two attendants, when
one of them stumBled and tile pair aDd
their burden fell 10 the lower floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07
OBITUARY.
MRS. EMILY O,HARA.

age of s~ixty-seven years. She is SUR
vived by five children, Water Com
missioner w. p. O'Hara, M. ].
O'Hara, C. J. O'Hara, Mrs. John
Hanley and Mrs. H. P. McArdle.
The funeral will be held Thursday
morning, with a solemn high mass
in st. Mary's r. c.. church at 10
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07
Buried Yesterday.

The funeral of TERRA N. Larsen,
two years old, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Larsen, of Kennadale
Park, who died Sunday, was held at
their residence 8 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Rev. M. o. Block, pastor
of the Danish M. f. church, oficiat-
ed. The interment was held in AL
nine camntarV
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Aug. IAN
Ice famine seems inevitable in Con
nacticut. From all over the state come
reports that the ice dealers are now
distributing the last of their stores
and are vainly trying to get sufficient
supplies from the north.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07
MeC.aH44ren's suit Reopened.

NEW YORK, Aug. ~7.-Senator z. II.
McCarren was permitted by Justice
Dickey to reopen the default in the
100000 breach of promise suit brought
by Mrs IA Dixon against him on the
payment ,0fr$25 costs and $14 sheriff's
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07
Governor Warns saratoga heriY

ALBANY, N. ". Aug. 7.-Governor
Higgins IN a communication TO the
eheRiff of Saratoga county warns that
official that the anti-gambling laws
must not be violated in that county
and Informing the sheriff that he will
be held strictly accountable for their
enforcement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07
Two Killed In wreck.

PITTsBtRGs Pa Aug. The Gin
~cinnatII and New York limited on the
Pittsbgrg. Cincinnati. Chicago and st.
Louis Tallroqd was wrecked while en- en-;
ttrIpg IL this Aisn city, = TTw0 persons were
KliietL a~,tn nfnis %
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07
y~andetblIt Engnged ,

BOSTON, Aug. IA rumor is cur
rent here that the engagement will
soon be announced of Miss Eleanora
Sears of Boston 4 noted as an expert
tennis player, and Harold s. Wander
biit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07
sevcn Yenr. ror crnfter.

WARSAW, N. Y, Aug. T.-Justice
Rogers sentenced John W. Neff, former
auditor Of Erie county, to seven years
ut hard labor in Auburn on conviction
OF grand larceny Ia the graft cases.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07

RIO DE JANEIRO. Aug. AT a
session Of the international American
confidence an arbitration project was
unanimouslysigned
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07
Policeman Settled Trouble.

At "a Hartford street, last night
Mike Gonda had an argument with
his wife,, which resulted in the inter
Ference of Policeman George Kozus-
ko, who settled the difficulty with
out making any arrests
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07

A bicyClist ran into the shafts of
Constable J. C. Browns carriage in
South Amboy yesterday and the bike
was badly damaged.
Interesting developments are
expected at the meeting of the Board
OF Health tonight
FREDERICK H. Brown is having a
cellar tuilt under the rea of his res
idence on State street.
The Standard Bitulithic Com
pany expects to complete Gordon
street next week.
Things were unusually quiet in
this city last nights only one arrest
being made by the police.
concrete has been laid on Smith
street as far ass Madison avenue on
the north side oflsthe trolley tracks.
The office f6brce aof one of the
factories in lthi H. city has formed a
union, for the phrposetof obtaining a
vacation from their employers.
Lawyer Goldberger is negotiat-
ing for the sale of the ice house
which he purchased and came into
possession OF tho title last week.
City Clerk Charles Macmillan
says that the new dog tags have not
yet arrived.
Louis Perelman has all the fix
lures ready in his gjewelry store at
the Fiat Iron Building and expects to
open next Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07

For my means, I'll husband them
so well; they shall go far with little"
A thrifty resolve-and feasible to
those who read the ads. regularly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07

Leave WANT" adva az branch of.
fees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07

If you "skip" the ads. today it will
probably happen that some neighbor
az yOurs-more watchful-will Sc
cure. at a bargain, the particular
ching you have long wanted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07

Gardens drug store, 81 Hall ave-,
is a branch office for the EVENING
NEWS, where Want" adES. are re-
ceived. tTsth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07
CRY BRIEFS
QOOOOO OOOOOOOOCOOO

George Therkelson's name il
now ADDED to the list of this city''
auto owners. He has recently pur
chased an Oldsmobile runabout.
The regular meeting of the Car
penters Union was held last night
Aside from the regular routine OF
business plans We're made for the
Labor Day Parade.
-Patrolman l.. C. Jensen called
mp the occufa ants of the house at $50
State street last night and told them
to leck their door.
Joseph Stevens, of Orange, is
making the repairs to the stained
glass at SteStephen's Danish Luther
an church. In Broad street. They
We're broken during the hail storm
in June.
The regular monthly meeting of
the official board of Simpson M. r.
church was held at the church last
night,
"A new United States mail box
for papers and letters has been
placed at, the corner of New Bruins
wick avenue and Smith street, near
the Scheuer building. by the postal
authorities.
Several cases of diphtheria have
been reported in different parts of
the city.
Ezra Sweet is planning to open
an automobile livery here. He will
also run autos as hacks in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-07

General Passenger Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-22
London Economist Of last week has this

ID = : . 80 W9gfN
London Economist o. last week hos this
satlrlcal referencc;s N
tAs Legislators necessarily wear out q
certain amount OF shoe-lea Their hen they
walk down to Westminster, it is to be
presumed that the next proposal VIII Y
to compel shoemakers to supply them
with free boots and shoes proposal
that would not be q whit more ex traYa-
CANT than the leg slntlyes project which
seeks to render 1t obl!ga tory on the pro-
prietors OF railways to bear their travel
Ing expenses. tt may. OF course. be
argued that railways, unlike other
traders. are tho holders Of public frnn-
chsoa. But these franchises wero
granted under we'll defined Il conditions.
which are not to be uttered ut the mere
caprice Of lcgi slators. The bill Is backed,
among others, by Mr.. Rothsohild, Sir
Christopher Furness, Sir John Brunner
and Sir Edward sassoon. and the Idea
of railway companies being REQUIRED by
law to give these gentlemen free tickets
Is moro In Keeping with the traditions Of
comic opera than with the dignity Of
public life, 1t Is to bo not ted, moreover,
that peers are under the bill, to share
In the joys of free passes. so that the
Enumbe OF legislative deadheads created
Ii the measure became law would be con-
siderably more than a thousand, New
York Evening Post. ~
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Worlds Military Burdens.

A recent British Bluebook# presents the
annual military expenditure OF the several
great powers, exclusive Of war expendl-
Iture, ms follows; The United Kingdom,
sl570oO. 900; India, 800 900 C0 France, $l27,-
ooo.OOo; Germany, SOL, 100000; Austria
Japan, s24,o00.00O; Russia 1914, 100000, the
United States. exclusive or pensions. sll5,-
Coo,ooO. and Including pells ions, s2a5 900, ogO.
The Tinted States, It thus appears, spends
more than any other government. Ia the
world for military purposes, most Of Its
military expenditures being for pensions.
Whatever the object, its military burden
is the heavieHt9int world, British colo
niles cost net some sSl ,6oo, 600 yearly, wlnle
the colonies spend on their own defense
some $ls,0oo, 900 yearly Baltimore Sun,
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Free Passes in England.

The free pass privilege Is receiving
almost ms much attention on tho other
side MS here Financial London Is agi-
ttated lust now ever a bill which has been
introduced ms he House OF Commons to
c conn, 'altilrpilway companies and all
Steamship companies in'ithel United King
dom to afford, free OF clnrse, facilities
to all members OF both houses Of l'arlin,
.ment to travel between Yen their usual place
Of residence and London for the discharges
Of their Parliamentary duties, Although
the measuye has provoked much ridicule
Il ia receiving serious support from sev,
eral innuentip, members on Parliament
on tho theory that the railroads OF Great
britain should extend to LEGISLATORS the
freo-pnss privilege. ,Ss Il &
In commenting upon the measure. chs
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STOCKS THROWN
OVER. LIST DROPS.
Slump Caused BY Pronounced De-
termination to Get Out OF
Speculative Holdings.
CUT IN SOUTHERN !: IRON ( !
Selling Especially Conspicuous in
Pennsylvania and United
States Steel. #
CUT IN SOUTHERN IRON
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, June 21-A pronounced
determination to get out OF speculative
holdings In stocks developed in the stock
& market to-day. The small regard shoWr,
Tor prices in cfrccting this purpose ar
Rucd q preclpitancy which had a very
discouraging and depressing effect on
speculative sentiment. There was nothing
on the surface OF the days events which
would account ut Hllforthe abrupt transl.
tion from the confidence manifested IN
yesterdays buying OF, stocks to the heed
less throwing over OF holdings which.
characterized to-dny's market The I'M
prcssive selling was especially conspicu.
GUS In Pennsylvania and In tho United
4 States Steel stocks, and the sympathetic
effect OF this upon the whole market was
very bad. The reported cut in prices o
Southern foundry iron was considered
4 largely, responsible for the weakness IN
United States Steel, although the sup
posed Intention to Issue bonds for the
completion OF the Indiana plant was also
& cited as ground for the selling. The
I. speculative influence on the cut In South
ern iron prices is enhanced by the fact
that It discloses trade policy traceable to
+ tho game sources as were responsible
for the sudden cut In wire prices several
( years ago In the midst Of proclamations
e OF unparalleled prosperity in that trade
and an active bull spcculat Ion IN stocks.
D led by the authority in the trade: Money
1 on cali was easy, the stock market l!qui-t
"A dation probably having an Influence N
NJ this direction, but rates for time money
continued strong and only light supplies
K were offered. There was Some rail- on
short covering during the last hour OF
the session. but the closing tone was easy
and only a fraction above the lowest
Bonds were easy. Total sales. pa
value, 800. 900. United States bonds
were all unchanged on call.
Total sales stocks to-day were 10000
Il shares. 2 8s
3s NEW YORK. June 21.-Money on call
4 steady, 211sl31s per cent: ruling rate, ~ );
closing bid and offered, ~ Time loans
strong; sixty days, ~ per cent; ninety
Is days. Az; six months, s. gs5S
Primo mercantile paper, 5Q5h per cent.
ID Sterling exchange firmer, at recovery,
4 at s4.s .1ogs4a15 for demand and at
& s4s2pas4s22 for sixty day bills Posted
rates, $4s3as4.s 3lls and s4.ssG S611s. Com
merciai bills. 1882. Bar silver. 6a1t,
Il Mexican dollars, 50A.
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Continent 2725s73 bales: 10 Japan VI 1885
bales; to Mexico, 2,764 bales. {S

NEW ORLEANS. June 21-cDTToN-spot
unchaNg ed and lower grades down We. 4 mid
ding 10 15-lsc. Sales were $50 bales on the
d Futures opened quiet 10 steady. s points net
lower to point higher on reports OF rains IN
Texass Profit. taking by shorts. however.
checked the decline and kept the market steady
oil day. The closing was dull, but steady and
near the highest. The active months closed SO
points lower than yesterday. and the other
months 3Is points lower. $
Futures closed dull. but steady. as follows:
September, d 1914; October 1o 81; 81 November,
10 50: December. 10. s. January iot1;a Aarcn
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CONSIDER S Deg: MATTER Ma |. &
!. % AUDITORIUM Al D II!
Special Committee Will Inquire
Into Two Plans Suggested
Music Schedules.

The Grounds and Building Committee
met at the City Hall last nj glt., Mr.. John
r. Crimes being in the chair.
The acongit erqt lon q two resolutions,
the frst being relative 10 cons tructing an
auditorium on he Second Market site,
and. the Saecond being the changing Of
heSThrd Market FIR the purpose Of largo
conventions S, were referred to a special
committee, consisting Of Aiessrs S1asu-
rler, Davis. Burton and the city engineer.
a schedule for park music was made
%out, as follows:
Monday Marshall Square. $3.50 to 70 70 80
r. M. 81 i .sy5 II
3 Tuesday-A Monroe Square and Riverside
Park, $50 + to-. 10 go #. I. NJ. i III
s. wednesday amble g Hill, s 80 TO 10 80
Pr M
\ Thursdny-J efferson PARK 1920 to 1o: 80
! Friday chimborazo Park, $3.50 TO 1880
saturday-Re Reservoir Park, s to 4 P. NJ.
The following employees Of the city
were: reelected: .sS3
chlmbornzo Park, II. y, shervin, keeper.
Marshall Square, Daniel Higgins,
keeper, 4 So ID
Jefferson Park. y. J. Parater, keeper.
CANDLES Hill Park, Thomas w, Walst,
keeper. !, II -,
New Reservoir Pa rk, Fl, Ca Id er, keeper.
Riverside Park. II. N. Farmer. keeper,
Nursery, j. g, Ham, nurseryn,an. - 4
Regimental Armory, T. w. Erolks. jani-
tor, " t'S 81 e ~ T. - Ii I.
Howitzer. and Cavalry Arlnagiesi 3. a,
6Cleary, janitor,
a large amount Of routine buainess was
transacted and pay rolls and b'lls passed '
upon.
The committee, before ad5ourring, save
expression In very complimentary re,
marks 10 the valuable services rendered
by Captain r, q ST. J. Wilson. who has
had charge OF the grounds and huildinss'
Captain Wilson thanked the committed
for their action ana for the court eous
manner in which ha had been treated
by tho several members OF the con'f
mittee. {, :,
dams Is,1rton, Davis, Masuricr, Washer,
Whittet Williams. Wiltshire and Chair
man Crimes i8g
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3l.YNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

~ "A y M 4 I.ynchburg 3VaniIllne 81, 1906,
y Sales OF loose tobacco on the I,ynehburg mar.
ket forlAlhe two weeks ending. June Is, 1905,
Hold woel. ending Juna 9Th, sssSaoo pounds;
saserepse Tor t,e week ending une 18th. lls, 70
1905 lisa 800 pounds; sold from septeniber Isl,
i8Sis Jane lsth ~ sla91s, 100 pounds; DE-
crease feI 1919 sss 20 po !, 3 &.
light. irIees and condition ot the tobacco Vera
about as they have been for the pnst three
QUITE cpol and cloudy ~ tf more or less rain
Zach day, Oh made % gaod shtd general sea
son for planting any portion pf The tobacco
crop that,haa not been planted .nnd for replant,
flng that aitcad plahtea /, Tie \. e,,op 9t 10,
ID stanlliig well and gro,ylnl nicely, ~
The aloipt!ons are las follows . ss q / y.
Ipgs, damng ed. MOO Nv DIV
I.Gga, medium t.oO " o.W
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 2l.-The cotton market
was quiet to-day. and after mn eary decline
ruled generally steady with the closo showing
a net loss OF only sos points Sn1es were re-
ported OF 10000 bales. The opening was steady
at &, decline OF 3g5 points under rumorS e! OF
erpool cables large Engl ish spot saes and re-
ports Of further spot sales In the LEGAL market,
prices continued TO decline until they sho%ea
July ar and 1854 70 roctober the decline wns
checked by covering on the dry forecast for the
Texas has been sufficient to relieve the
droughy conditions high IN ina.
the 'iate tradlng the tone was stl steadier.
and prices worked up a few points on sales OF
1900 bales from the local stock for. consump-
fion and export. The close was steady In tone
Recsipts at the ports to-day were 4.slS bales
against g. 4ss last week and II, ilb last year
Eor. Tie week 10000 bales against 20,470 last
week and 7s.057 last year. To-day 3 receipts at
Kew Orleans $40 bales against si2 last year.
and at Houston 7S4 bales against ..o.s last year
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MARINE 51NTEhIIGENCE.
PORT = or RICHMOND, JUNE u, 1906

PORT or RICHMOND, JUNE u, 1906.
an sgs,s.3fa II ARRIVED. ; 9922 s3,
h Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line as
Il Steamer Pocnh0ntas. Graves.4 u ames River
FlandinRs and Norfolk, merchandise and passen-
gers. Virginia Navigation Compa n y. d
4 Tug Radiant, Burk, Bal fillmore. barge Of oil
Standard oil Compa ny. 3, Nj
SAILED. 81. lg4t
steamer Berkeley. She Mort ok; nercha
mug Radiant, Burk, Baltimore. oil barge .fs!55
barre = ga1 Z D''ser'@s aHes
PORT OF WEST POINT. JUNE 81. 1906.
XII tTss'555 s.slfs SARRIVEbi DE +s4 AZ
sengers and general y !ai
steamship caarlot Is MI MaTphs pas.
'sengera and general cargo - Il
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS. 3 .ssS
n. r.. s p. s s; g; g \,

IL. II. 8 E g. g, q isk;ss y! I. 4
Trains Leave Richmond -kotshwards sssa'
$50 4. M--paiiy. Byrd ST. Through.
$40 A. ". --Daily- Main st. Through.
80 A. M,-weeI Days-Elba. Fredcricksbsa
Accommodate
$40 A. 6f.-naily-Byrd st. Through.
i2:0s noon--Week Days-Byr6 st. Through. 9g3
100 p. M.-Week Days-Byrd 81. Ttsdericks
burg Accommodation.
sos P. M.-Daily-Main 81. Through. &
$50 M.-Wsek Days-Elba. Ashiand e IN
comn0dation., RI 4;
$3.50 p. M--Dally-Byrd St. Through.
Trains Arrive Rehmond-south Ward. e. q
As:4o A. M Week Days-Eioa- Ashland 81 ti ~,
500 a. M.--Week Days--Byrd 81. r'redetltAsi 81
e:Ss M.--Dally-AByrd ST. Through.
1l:eo =. M M-Week Days--Byrd ST Through
a:i4 2. M,-Dsiiy--Main ST Through.
geo T. NJ. Week Days-Eba. FREDERICKSBURG y
Acconir1oda tton. S{i
3 M Ps1yy-Byyfd q 81 4 HsaSsSss nee
& stops. 90 81 is{ IN Il
ESQ Pm Dally--Main st. Through.
n, NOTU-Plilman Sleeping OF Parlor Cars % /:
mond Il 80 A. N. week days. and local aecyp:l q
modattons. ND s59f7 49, -
,,a T,me q arrival, ana departures and
y. p. DUKE. 6. w. CuLp. w. =. TAYLoR
Asst to FROST. Gen / aupt. Ttnf.E Mgs.sss55
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DANyILLE TOBACCO NfARKET.

(Reported by Dibrell I3ros.) a, n
if3sy Lynchburg. Va..E ur,e y. 1906.
we have to report light sales this y ,wsek.
which would indicate that there lis very littl
tobacco ltfs in tho hands ot the farmers &. p
sold N We have had silent seaso Ms. md the
ground has been too wet to work The quality
Is about the same as and there Re, y
no change in prices. thu. MARKET being activs :
On ALL grad Business Ia guile hogshcao
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Chesapeake q Ohio RySS

Cincinnati, Indianapolis. st. Louis, chicasss
5 90, Louisville, Nashville Memphis. 81
a:oo p NJ. and 100 p. M. dali ss III
Westbound Local rains: nj,
80 AZ N. daily and 5:ls 2. NJ. week lays.
Newport News, Norfolk ard Old Polntssfgi
100 AM !, and a 90 p. NJ. daily lya
local for. Newport News. and Old Points
:as A. Nj, and 100 Pr N. daily ss
& James River Line: s s,fI
10 go a. N. fdaily;sb :l5 r. NJ. 5wsek days
Arrive Maine Line from West: Il 80 AZ u.
.'s 80 "a. n, .2 q 80 F. NJ Il ~ Pm Fron,s
East 80 :o5 "a. M, ell AS IA. M u 90 p. ~
% 100 4P. NJ James River: sss 40 AZ n. q
Pr NJ. (sDay EEK. Sunday ssssl..s
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/ TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond Va. June p, 1905.
Tobacco-pnrk Fired (Reordered)- IN special
change to note since last report; market con-
tinues Very quiet WI tn title Or nothing doing.
Receipts moderate. Brights-Unchanged quiet
but tirn. 4 light receipts. Sun Cured--Fatr re;
tceipts I; market continues active atsunchanged
otnt!ons. 81. 4! &,s. iG
Note--Much of the tobacco Sarrivlng Is In q
damaged eonditio and such tobacco sells low.
Of their tobacco before aendIng u To- market,
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ATLANTIC COAST |
S,eaboard irLine5 Railway

southbound Trains Leave r edmond Pa Nsss
0;s0 AZ M,-Local to Norllna, Rale Char-sssEs
80 p Through sleepers and Coaches. At.Ss;ss
-. lantaS Birmingham. Savan nah Ja ckson:, M
"a 90 p N Through Coaches and Sleepers saysf4
annnh. ia cksonyille Atlanta. IirminEhafafs
Northb our,d trains AcrIvei r edmond palheai
. 5A.E Nj. &:55 r. NJ. $3.50 Z.