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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-20
Events
Preceding
CataC|ysn|

In view OF the terrible tate that has
overtaken San Francisco, the follow
ing clippings from the latest coast files
have significance when natural phe-
nomena are considered as co-relatiye.
A tornado. an electric storm. heavy
rains and rising rivers. followed by a
terrific earthquake cannot be passed
over with ordinary interest.
The prophesy of sinking continents
In the Eastern hemisphere comes with
something OF dreadful humor. when II
Is realized that the prophet had an
other guess coming" and that guess
was stricken San Francisco.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-20

Vancouver. L. c.. April "a tor
nado destroyed the Balm Wilson sal
mon cannery at Rivers Inlet, on the
northern coast OF British Columbia, on
Friday. news Of the cyclone reaching
this city today. The tornado struck the
cannery building early In the morn
ing and In ninety seconds not stick
was left standing. Heavy timbers
were scattered like chat. The men
employed at the eannery escaped In
jury. The property loss was about
$1,000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-20


10 steadily he coming morning.
Of a. w.
Mr. Bottom
6
superstition
to he 10
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-20
Gable From Bremen
Gives Details Of
Great Earthquake

N. Haekfeld following this mornng
ia earthquake
Francisco
followed
A o. Francisco destroyed
as destroyed
business portion OF specially suffered
Chinatown destroyed
portions difficult
an buildings
o saw any part o The difficulty.
buildings
The situation San Francisco is desperate.
OAKLAND
earthquake.
Monterey olroy
stroyed. Many lives have been lost
YESTERDAY
Yesterday light earthquake shock continued
sPREcKELs INERY
Spreekes' destroyed.
Bottom|ey Safe
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-20

Reddlng. Cal. April 1O.-A severe
electrical storm is raging tonight In
all directions from Reddlng. This city
seems the center OF the circle. To the
east. In the Millvale section. the storm
Is particularly severe. The vivid light
ming flashes. seen plainly from here.
.Jrm n spectacular display.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-20

4. + = = = 4. = = 4. = = = = = = = 4
= Five fire whistles will be blown 4
. when San raneiseo-tionolulu ca. 4
4. bic communication 10 re-estab- +,
= lished.
4. Z = z Z Z Z z Z 4 z z 4 z z 4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-20

Franklin-"It doesn't always pay 10
call In a doctor" Penn-"Why not?''
Franklyn-"Just as soon as the physi-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-20
.: q %

New York, April SS--The people OF
Europe have scarcely recovered from
the shock caused by the accident at
Courrieres. France. when news comes
from Germany to the effect that the
director OF the Berlin Observatory
finds by meteorological and other In
vestlgations. that the terrible mine dis
aster was connected with peculiar at
mospheric conditions existing at the
present time throughout Europe. and
that as q result the whole crust OF the
earth In the Eastern hemisphere il
threatened with cataclysmic changes
that may involve the destruction of
entire continents.
Such disasters as the one that oc-
Cured at Courrieres. predicts this Ger
man astronomer may be expected to
occur again In the near future In any
part OF the Inflated Eastern hemis-
Ehere, and all kinds OF dire forebodings
are naturally being INDUCED In by our
European cousins as consequence OF
the impending ruin.
In the history OF mining In Europe
7, there has been no disaster showing
such startling features and marked by
such wholesale fatalities as this one
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-20
HONOLULU MAN ESCAPED DISASTER.

GLASGOW, Scotland April Bishop Honolulu Bottom.
The above cable received this morning
6otomy Bishop
to Glasgow
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-20
SAYS NO CAUSE FOR ANXIETY.

little ablesram from New
York. received this morning by Vice President T. D. Reynolds Of the United
States Association
Reynolds for Francisco His mother and brother
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-20

There are too many people who want
To break the monotony with an axe.
Observation-Disclosures lends enchant-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-20

MORE SHOCKS YESTERDAY.
Yesterday light earthquake shock $ continued
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-20

sPREckELs REF lNERY GONE.
spreekels' sugar refinery has bee destroyed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
OPPOSE BROWNLOW.
Tired Of Dictatorship and Viii
Nominate A1f Taylor.
Especial to The Times Dispntch.)

2tG & Especial to Inc qI1meS-DlsputcH') t$
BRISTOL, TENN, May Silt Is now
practically settled that Congressman w.
F.. Brownlow, OF the First Tennessee Dis
trIct, who was declared the Republican
nominee for reelection by the Republl-
can District Committee in January last
Is to have opposition. There has been
a growing discomfort IN the district for
several years and It has been repeatedly
charged that Brownlow has not only as
sumed the attitude OF u dictator In his
party, but that he has combined with
Democrats for his promotion and theirs
agreeing to deliver to such Democrats
the votes of his followers, provided like
support should be given him In the event
OF q pinch.
The authority Of Mr.. Drownlow to die
tate who should DO the candidate OF the
party for governor and for all other
State officers brought on a crisis this
year. and, as result tho opposition In
his own party Is determined to defeat
him for Congress If possible.
Arrangements have been mudo for q
special train to 30 from Bristol to Greene
Vile OH June 9TH ut which time the OPP
position Is to nominate u candidate, and
1t Is said that the Grcenevlle convention
will BIO largely attended It1s practically
settled that the convention Will nominate
Hon. Ar. Taylor who formerly repre-
scented the district III Congress, and tint
he will accept the nomination and make
n speech making tour OF the district
Little Alf;,'' us he Is ifumliary called,
is a brother OF Ex-Governor Bob Taylor,
who Is to succeed Senator Curnuclk In
the Senate. lie is even II more eloquent
political orator than his distinguished
brother,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
MARKET Dull AND .
L|STL.ESS AGAIN.
Interest Confined Almost Entire
j lyto Movemcntsof Special
Stocks.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD MERGER
Action Of Cotton Market Oh Crop
Ncws-M2ncy Freely Offered
Oh Call.
iBY Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK, May. s1.--The interest in
to-day's stock market was confined to
the movements of special stocks. The
market as a whole was unchanged from
the dull ana listlcss trading OF last
week.
Tho action of the cotton market on
crop news was q help to the Southern
impression set a1oat that friction exists
amongst capitalists influential in Illi-
1lois Central and that q contest for con-
troll is Il possibility. Also the reports Of
the roads net earnings for April showed
an expansion OF nearly CT per cent. over
thoae for the preceding April. In the
realm Of rulnor also was the suggestion
that an extensive combination Of South
crn railroad interests Is IN contempla-
ton.
Tho money market development was Of
some Importance, but seemed to have
very light effect on the stock speculation.
San Francisco again sent heavy remit
tnnces to New York by telegraph through
the sub-treasury, the days total reach
ing sS,4oo,oo0 At the same time some
81, 10000 wns sent from New York to
Canada, representing the funds attracted
here during the stringency due to the
drain to San Francisco.
Money was freely offered on call, es-
peciaily By the bankers concerned In the
Pennsylvania note issue, and the tone
wns casy in spite OF the preparations
for the June payments tomorrow. Penn.
sylvana was heavy throughout. and
weakened sharply at one time. The eff
feet OF these rumors was to impair the
advances and TO make the closing tone
easy.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par.
value 81. 10000. United States old 4's
advanced Is per cent. on call
The total sales of stocks for the day
amounted to 1920 shares.
NEW YORK, May 3l.-AIoncy on call
steady; 3l4 per cent; ruling rate, 3Y:5
closing bid 81 offered at 3k. Time loans
slightly easier: sixty days, AZ per cent;
ninety days, i1saiH; six months is.G5.3
Prime mercantile paper. 5I5A per cent.
Sterling exchange easy. at sis2oas4.s5.
for demand and at s4.S2.loas4.s2.15 for
sixty.day bills Posted rates. S4.S3IA. s6l4.
Commercial bills. A.SH. Bar silver,
81 3-S. A1exica dollars. 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
PARAMOUNT NEWS

Mrs. Padberry has returned from Bucna
VISTA where she attended the funeral Of hef
DrSi r Willie lie pavy i has from trip to
Bowling Green. where he visited his sister
Mrs Leila GARNER has returned homo after, q
visit TO relatives here. 4s5
Mrs. Hockaduy who has, been sick for se ',y.
f friends are quite no anxious t ABOUT her
Mrs. Stroude. who has been the guest OF Nc.
and Mrs, Forest Mitchell has returned home. =
at a delightful picnic a few evenings ugo Mrs.
Diacont chaperoned the. party.
vstsa irends hepe durg to week.
g Mrs. Joseph Ilunnicutt5 and little daughter
Mary. OF Lakeside. were the guests OF friends
Mrs: i. j. Poland. Of rora.s, p E Idle
The, Young Ladies' Guild Of Christ Church
viii give lawn party In the near ~ future. -,
Misses Matte and Inez Keilum have re-
rned to home In The eoHTy after VS.
OF Norfolk. Va ~. who have been Visiting Mrs.
w Fletcher h have returned home nnnv
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs Euler has rurnea home na after visit
Mr. William Vial Miss Annie Vail and
Wins Yell Of Hanover soInI.y y were the
hr s IF r dn1ns fi hat
Mrs r j. Childress and little Miss Doris
Rogers. OF Petersburg are the guests OF MT
nd Mrs. Thomas p. Kuhn. OF the Avenue.
AR and Mrs. j. S, Burks., Of Twenty-th'rd
Street. who were severely shaken up In the
accident at Eighteenth and Broad streets u few
evenings ago. are Improving.
Miss Ada Woodward was the recipient OF Il
very delightful surprise party In her home a
few evenings ago, which was rendered her by
quite a number OF her young friends a 90
licious fruit supper was served about mid.
night Music. games and other pastimes were
INDUCED In until late hour, when the, merry
crowd dispersed after most enjoyable even
Ing, Among those present were Misses Minnie
Haney Lula Brown. Thelna Rafferty,. Katie
SEade Margaret Rafferty,. Lille Curtis, Irene
smith, Ada woodward. Rosa Hall. Mamie
johnson. Bessie Williams. Gertrude Rodermel
Irene Woodnrd, and Messrs. Charles Ryan
Herbert Stutz.. Willie HolZbnck, John RodeImel
DIETRICH, Lawrence Meyers. James Woodward
Thomas Childes, Joseph Beechmeyers and Gil
bert bennett. E-.. .N--.-al 1850.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
COTTON MARKETS.

4 NEW YORK, May 81 There was n further
sharp break In the cotton market to-day under
renewed liquidation and bear pressure with
trading very active. Sales for the day were
estimated at 10000 bales. The market closed
at Il net decline OF 1926 points.
The opening was weak at n decline Of Gals
points with July the feature and extremely ac-
tive as result OF heavy liquidation, stop-oss
orders. bear pressure and offerings by the re-
cent bulls. The first rush of selling carried
that month down to 1896 or about q points net
lower, while the new crop, sold Off to a net de-
cline Of 10 points. This was followed by Il rally
OF several points on covering. hut offerings
new high level In the afternoon. and Ut one
time was 1925 points net lower with July
showing the maximum loss. Toward the close
fluctuations were qulet and Irregular and
there was active covering. but no sign OF bull
support. and the close was only 8 or points
up from the lowest. although the final tone
was steady. The English market was fairly
steady over the holiday, but slightly under OK
pcctai!ons this morning. and the weather map
was considered very favorable. Private crop
reports, issued during tho day, We're moro
bearIsh than those circulated earlier In the
week. and q bearish government report seems
10 be expected. Southern spot markets were
HGHc lower, }
against 1886 last week and l2,S?S Inst year.
For the week Is 900 bales against 75,il6 last
week and 1870 last year. To-days receipts
1t Nmv Orleans 1888 bales against Las last
year, and at Houston l,s52 bales against 0l0
last year. 9Hf$ 4ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
MECHANICSVILLE NEWS

Miss Oracle Culley, Of Wood Street,
left during the past week for Rocky
Mount, N c., where she will visit rela-
lives.
Misses Mamie and Gertis Garrison have
returned to their home In Buckingham
county, after spending some time with
their cousin, Mrs. II. W Bailey, OF Wood
Street.
Mrs. Virginia Page, of Cedar Street,
left few days ago for Mlllsboro, where
: she will spend the summer with her
daughter
Mr.. ana Mrs. b. II. Harton. OF Tampa,
FLA, arc visiting Mrs. W. r. Bass Of
Bowling Green Road.
Mrs. Annie Jones. who has been quite
sick at her home for tho phst two weeks,
Is very much improved.
Mrs. w i. Poat has returned home
after spending some tn1e' with relatives
und friends on Maddox Hill,
Mrs. A. j. Apperson, Of Alpha. Va, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Lloyd Jones,
Of North Fourth street,
Miss Emma Deal, OF Wood Street, still
lies very III Mt her home
Miss Jessie Kirby. Of Wood Street, on
poets to leave IN a few days for Alton,
Va. where she will spend the summer
With friends.
Mrs. Pearl Burton and little son, Of
West Virginia, aro visiting Mrs. Richard
Tuck. OF the Pike,
Mrs. Lucy Taylor and her grand
daughter Miss Bertha Bailey. left Sat
urday for Albemnrle county to spend the
summer With relatives.
Mrs. Granger, of the Pike, Is atlc to
be out again, after q relapse OF fever.
Mrs. Martha Denton. Of Goochland
county. is visiting her daughter AIRS
sRuth Walton, of Chelsea Hill,
Mrs. Mamie Alternately. OF Chesterfield.
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. Allan, of It'll
Street.
Miss Estelle Mays el Dnnvllc, Is Wis
slting her mother, Of bowling Green Roud.
Mrs. II. e. Miller OF Clayton, Va. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Warren, Of the
Pike.
Mrs. Martha smoot, OF West Virginia,
Is spending some, time With her friend,
Mrs, Minnie Milburn, Of the HIN.
MI. John Teagle, Of the Pike. IL lYlsit-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
Richmond. Va, May 81. 1906.
7-1IT7-I-- IIIIlH,.s, s 500. y.
CATTLE MARKETS..
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

HI TX RICHMOND LIVE STOCK A1AltlhEl. tg5ziaA
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.l
Richmond, Va, May 81. 1906
Report OF the live stock market for the week
ending May 2sth Is ns follows:
Best steers. 585Hc; fair to good 4Gihc !;
common 3H43kc.; best cows S1t43ac.; best
heifcrs, TIC; medium to good 3laG3kc.;
cows and calves. .2OGs5.0o per head: calves.
4GGkc.; extra, 7c.; best sheep. 41sqo}sc. COM
mon TO fair. sa4c.; lambs. 5h07c.;- q few at
nc: best best hogs G9Ikc. common to far
b45&c.; cows and stays. 4G4lkc 81
Prospects good for all kinds OF stock.
head. Market: Best, steady: others, dull.
Common 10 prime steers. s4q6 90; cows. s3zbU
AS: hefers. s275T5.o0; bulls. 81. 2oai.2i );
calves, s2-759i7.60; stockers and feeders. 5000
4,S. Hogs-Reccipts 1860 head. Market 10
TIC. lower Choice 10 prime. heavy, S6.i1MG
6,52Is; medium to good. heavy, s1456l6i1H;
butchers weights, t{6.i5g65214; good to choice.
sheep-Reeeip,s. 1909 head Market steady
lambs. $. 2Jll6. s..
NEW YORK. May MISUNDERSTANDING.
919 head Nothing doing OF any Importance.
Dressed beef. 6kdSc. per pound; extra beef.
SAIShc Calves-Recepts. S. head. Common
to choice veals A.6oqs.s7: no buttermlks
Sheep and Lambs-Recelpts. 1883 head; Good
llngs. 1897. BIN: cus. $3.50. Hogs--R eceipts.
1856 head. No sales reported l
Il CINCINNATI. O.. May si.-HoGs-stea dy.
Butchers and shippers. ss.5j; common. $3.50
6.s5. Cattle--Steady. Fair to good shippers.
s42a5O 90: common. .225l2.70. Sheep-Steady
at s4.?5g4 10 Lambs-steady at $5,S16.:b,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
.LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

I.ynchburg. Va. May 81 lOO6'
Sales OF loose tobacco on the LynchbuTg
market for the two weeks ending May 25th re"
ported by John L. Oglesby, OF Lynch's Ware-
house we're as aud fnliow yov 18Th 5s7co pounds,
sold week ending May e5th. &c. 400 pounds; de-
crease Cor week ending May s5th SSo, po ,a1 r.
Sold from September ! 1907. to MAY - ,9ve,
Ia 4l5 100 pounds; sold from September J, lo'tl,
to MAY Is. 1905, l475l.ioo pounds;t decrease
for 1900, $4,000 pounds,
The receipts OF tobacco was very light during
the week The condition and prices continue
about as for the past two months, Thera h ,i,s
iund is getting very dry hut 'herC Is not
q aamss' e 'GSa aeS 81 sis
land, and will plant q ll-gs proportion VI Tho
crop on tho first good seas'n,.,
Tho auotutions are as follows: /.
Lugs, DANA ged ,,.',,.,.,.,.,,,..'..ss 'e9 W| o'1
I.ugs, um.,,,'''''..,'.','..,. Xxx tx ~ TX TX
Lugs, guod ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Xxx y TX
Leaf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 11'H TX
Leaf, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o'W ,y'M
Leaf, s'Vv Nt'N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
DANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
tlseported by, Dlbreli Bros.)

b --l-77 ~ n lReported by DIbreI BFos1 2111I
Danville, Va, May 81 1906.
x Owing to the continued dry spell very little
tobacco has been sold on ourG market for the
past week. There is still in the hands OF the
farmers 'some little obacco. mos Of which viii
be closed out In the next season. us prices
appear very satisfactory on all grades. Trade
has been very quiet in hogshead tobaccos the
past week. and we have heard OF no sales OF
IS getting 10 be quite serious, as 1t Is time
now The crop to be planted out The rarnl-
ers have the ground prepar red for the plants,
and are only awaiting a. season to set them
out. We think the usual crop will be planted
In this section. provided we have season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
Leaf Tobacco Market.

There were good bralss yesterday md nil the
tobacco warehouses; had fairly good sales OF
sun-curel tobacco Some Very good piles OF
sun-cufed wrappers showed up and the buyers
price recorded was SIS. nnd several piles went
for S3i, s3a and SO on, down to s25 Altogether
about 900 pounds were sold, and tho prices
obtained were eminently satisfactory to tho
sellers
Tho wurehousemen look for larger breaks to-
uay, a5t.ga5 n s.t t4t 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
SHORT PUMP
Mr. Harry Henley, Of Richmond. visited his
pa Fonts Mr. md Mrs James I. Hcnley, OK

Mr. Harry Henley Of Richmond, visited MS
this locality
Mrs Iulia Henley. Of Johnson's. Store Va.
is now spending some time with her sister.
Mrs q I.envell OF Broad Street Road,
Miss cnrrIe Cottreil was the guest OF her
., star Mrs Vy,ijie d. Jones OF Edgewood, va,
on Sunday the last
Mig Sallie DuVnL of Edgewood, Va, Is
Nj IvnnH s. Jones OF Richmond.
=" ti,s. ~ I"o Rams of Varina rocontly spent
some Z fine with, Miss Mamie DuVal, OF this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
The Produce Market,

The receipts Of green stun on Cary street
for the past two days have been large and
somewhat IN excess or tho demand. rhe
natural result Is that prices on all green things
have gone off as Wlll be noted In tho quota
tions In another column.
The supply yesterday wns quite large. and
the commission men had something OF q lively
time unloading Eggs and apples are the only
things that were marked up; all other Gems
moditles Went down.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
OFFICIAL RANGE AND. SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
PVT rrar Bnn1e Rrohra =
BY Thorra S Branch 4 CO,
sALEs:

800 Atlantic Coast Line, com.
900 American Shelters, com /.
300 Amalgamatcd Copper ~.
4,oU Amer Car and Foundry.
Ivy Amer. Car and Folln., pfd.
2W American Cotton Oil
American Tobacco, pfd.
a., american Can ............
lgo American Can. pf1........
4,oO Amer Locomotive, com. !.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd.....
American Sugar .........i..
h@ a., 7. and S. Fe, con.....
W A.. 7. and S. Fe, pfd....,..
W1 Baltimore ana Ohfo........
1900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit....
go Canadian Pacific ...........
400 Chesapeake and Ofio......
2DO Chicago Grcnt Wcstcrn.....
9,l0o Chicago, Nil. and st. Paul
q 600 Colorado Fncl and 1roil....
LOCO Colorado South, com. go.
200 Colorado South, 1st pfd.,..
100 Colorado South, I'd pfd....
LOO Clev.. Cir. Chi. and St. L.
500 Consolidated Gas ..........
Loo Delaware and Ifudson.....
Del, Lack. and Western.
5000 Erie, conn.,. ................
100 Eric, 1st MISUNDERSTANDING.
800 Eric, "a pfd ..................
1900 General Electric ...........
GOO Great Northern. pfd........
600 Illinois Central .,............
12,sol I.ouiBvllle and Nashville.
100 Manhattan ................
Metro. street Railwny.....
1000 Mexican Central ...........
1900 Mo. ,TKon. and Tex, COM.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01

Shaw has decided that the present con-
dition Of the money market In New York
requires no special aid from the depart
ment in the Importation Of gold and COM
plying with Instructions received from
him to-day. Assistant Secretary Keep
telegraphed the sub-treasury at New York
as follows: n
please advise the gold import hanks
that special deposits in aid of gold
in.<orts are discontinued for tho time
bcingots
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond, Va. Nay 81. lEG. .
+ 1obacco-Dark Fired (reordered). Receipts
fairly good. but very little wiz be sampled
until after June LIST. Market quiet; very MITE
doing I3rights-Unchangel quiet but firm:
light receipts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. very light
and market active ut prices quoted. r.
& EOTE-Much Of the tobacco arriving Is IN q
damaged condition, and such tobacco sells low.
Planters are cautioned to look '.cr thu order
of their tobacco before sending 1t 20 tI.arket
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. May 3l,-sPIR1Ts
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing; receipts. ~
res. Tnr-Firm at $50; receipts II barrels.
Crude Turpentine-,Firm; hard. Sc 90; dip, sa.so;
Z SAVANNAH, GA. May 31.-TURPENTlNE-I
Firm at 57,sc.; sales. S23 casks; receipts 81?
casks; shipments, 4+e casks. Rosin-Firn;
Gales 1923 barres;g receipts. HAP barrels ship.
mcnts G. eOa sba rrels: stock. iGl. i47 barrels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

z RI pETERSHURGEPEANU T'I MA 4KEr. t53 q
spanish-Narket firm u NJ si.07Ast perd bushe.
firm at 3Mc. for fancy stocki
ihD2c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
Dry GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 31@The dry goods mar
ket to-day was quiet Heavy brown shesings
and drills We're quiet and weak for the day,
but medium county beached goods were firm.
or. The print cloth mark ct was quiet on the
basis OF per cent. for 3S,s-inch, 64x64c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01

:.a..= . .i:s Brother, CT Yves. Point.
Miss Matte Terry of Rock Castle, Va,
Is stopping with her aunt Mrs. Josie
Hill, Of the Pike.