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COTTON y MARKETS.

N NEW YORK, April -. The cotton market
VAS active and unsettled to-day with the feat-
IRE. heavy Wall Street l!uuidaton,I due prob
ably to the decentralization in financial circles
growing ont of the san Francisco sl1la t ~ !;
The market closed at Il net decline or l!y-o
points. Sales for the day were estimated 1t
600, G0 bales. 5&
The opening was steady al unchanged prices
TO a decline OF . points, which WAS Just about
us duo on the cnbles. AT first there did not
see INTO be a great deal OF cotton for sale, W
spite OF tho bear!sh Average OF the ncSs. ana
prices Improved Il little right after tho opening
on covering or shorts and u little buying Of
the near months by local bul support Hut
the support did not seem 70 he very agSrsS-
eiyc. and the market soon weakened as latsr
advces from the Pacific coast Indicated inc
Increasing seriousness of the situation there,
and in the afternoon became very feverish ana
unsettled under the heavy selling by Walt
Street interests. whose offerings seemed more
than tho market could absorb Although there
was some pretty fair byuing OF the near
months by brokers supposed to operate for
New Orleans Interests. The close was barely
steady IN tone, and at the lowest prices Of
the day. tt{d :, 40,
bales asaIns, ll,2G., last week mud oQ.li7 last
wear For tho week testlmated 5000 bales
against 115 G2a last week md lG9a10 last ycnr,
To-day's receipts at New Orleans s.s7i bales leg
bales against 1880 last year.
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RAILROADS.
S RAILROADS.. N; XII
~ r. e. ~ Richmond, M
= - = y! = d II. Potomac RI r. IA

Trains Leave Rlcht11 ond--r orth,xsrd. Ss
4:s6 a. At.--Dnlly-Byrd st. Through.
s:2o a. t.--Daiiy--Main ST. Through. 9sl
rs y. ai.-,Week Lass--Eiea. Ashlalnd Acs.
Il $40 a. at.--Dniiy.-Byrd st. Through. Local
ta stops. 85tt E9 8 IA
1905 noon.1vcel Days-Byrd st. Through.@
400 =. M.--Week Dnys--Iyrd st. FredcrickaA
burg Accommodation. esassSs ~ St-al Y3s
EOS p. M.--Daity Maan st. Through. Viii
c;ao T. Ni.--Week Days--1slba Ashland Ae..'
connodation. S.
$40 T, M.-paily-Byrd st. Through. s
Trains Arrive Richmond--s outhWardsSl5
sto 4. ni-Wesk Days-Elba. Ashland AZ
$50 4, M.--Teek Days--1'yrd st. Fradericks-s
burg Accommodation. En- 81 IN q 6S44g
sos a. M--Daily--Byrd ST Through tl}s sgRI
11:5o \. M--Week Days--l3yrd st. Through
::i4 I. Nl.--Dally--a1aln ST Through. n
Sia r; AL.-Week Days--Elba Ashland A s|':.3
~ So, + MPs1yEyrd 81 Thsoas
to:so 7. ii. ia lly-stain st. Through.
NorE--Pullman Sleeping or Pnrlor Cars OF 4
niond 1850 "A. NJ week days, and local accom-
Time Of arrivals and departures and connec.6
tons not guaranteed ie{ ttS 4iji. u W f8
" .. Duke. c. w. GULF, W. T. TAYLOR
Asst. to prest. q sn'l. supt Trait Mgr.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Apn1L 10. 1906

PORT OF RICHMOND, APHlL 10. 1906
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings merchandise ana pas
Steamer Brandon. IInrney Norfolk; merchan'
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
$500 SAILED
steamer Brandon. Harvey, norfolk; merchah'
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL 10, 1906.
ARRIVED,
Steamship Danville, Courtney, baltimore PAS
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danv!llc, Courtney baltimore, pas
senEers and general cargo.
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Produce Market.

Country produce from, nearby SHIPPING points
hutter and a little green stutt-'vsry little
Tiers is nothing from v!rgnla points sGmm !,
TO market. However, the commission meroha Ias
Of various kinds from South Caroline; Florida
and other Southern truck farms sunl 1 TO 10
isnh of vegetable that the average taste can
call for Is now on the market. and Increased
receipts have pulled prices down to y point
where tho moat !mpicunious can Indulge IN
good spring time dinner.
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TObACCO MARKETS.,

Richmond. Va. April 10. 1906.
Tobacco-Dark F1red--Reoelpts continue light
and market firm at UNCHANGED quotations.
BriGhts-Market continue quiet, but firm ut
prices quoted receipts light Sun Cured-Re.
ceipts moderate; market continues fairly active
at prices quoted Stemming-Season over and
we omit quotations.
NOTE-Much OF the tobacco arriving Is In a
damaged condition, and such tobacco sells low.
Planters are cautioned TO look after the order
Of their tobacco before sending 1t to market.
r1ApE uIcTRED TORA TrN
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Leaf Tobacco Market.

The sales Of loaf TOBACCO were not us large
10 think they would DO. hut they were large
enough TO keep the warehonsemen and the h n"y
;rhe total snles were about $1,000 pounds, Tho
offerings in the main were Of common TO- me.
dunn stocks, and hut few wrappers or innHy
goods were In evidence. the high PRICE OF NV
The odds and ends OF the weeks shipments
viii he PIT on the breaks to-day, ana Ineso
with wagon receipts will swell tho offerings W
tho biggest sales OF the week
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4 RICHMOND GFt:Aty MARliET.
Richmond, Va, April 10, 1906
3fyga1 c,IICprATIOkA
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE. STOCK' MARKET.
----- lSales at Enlau Stock Yards.l

j y
S.4s5 Rchmond. Va; April 10, 1906.
Report or ther lIvet stock market for the
week ending April 10th; Z.
Best steers, 5d61sc.; fair to- good. Az d4sc. {;
commons s!$a &C.; best COWS. s,sq4c common
5 to 5aT e f fsI5 sss bus q, sSWz ana
common to good. Best sheep 5Gahc. COM
mon to fair. 3@41sc: spring lambs, 7as,:c. !:
extra. &c. Hogs best. 6nl6lsc.; common to
Prospects fair for ali kinds Of stock.
CHICAGO, April 1o.--CATTLE-Recept 1900
head. Veas strong Conlinon to choice steers
81. 6oGlS. cows, s3245iG0: calves. Se.75n%. 20
IIoge--Receipts, 1900 head. Market SLOW,
Choice to prime heavy. 50. 65T6.7.E medium
to good heavy. S6.Go46.s5. shecp-Receipts
100 head: Market steady. Sheep si.:5a5O;
NEW YORK April l9.--BEEv
go head; nothing doing. Feeling steady
calves--Reccipts, 40 head. Veas, s49d.oe
Dressed calves weak. Sheep and La,nbs--I.e-
ceipts. 29s head. Spring lambs. s5.50GlG.0o
IIogs-Rece!pts, l,oA3 head. Market steady.
,PITTsRURG. PA. April 1s;-cArTLE zsup-
prime. IS, 2259o,i0. Hoss-Tteceipts light; mar.
ket steady. Prime hcavles mediums and
heavy workers., 5000. %; light workers. ss.7o9
$50; pigs, s6GOn6.eO; roughs. S56O@600. Sheep
supply light .-;market steady. Prime, wethers.
s475a4.9o; culIs and common. s2.5oa3.t5;. lambs,
Sias.oo; veal calves. S5.Qd6.0o.
CINCINNATI. O.. April 1a.-IIoGs-Lower.
pcrs 3i.s5a6.ss common. s2.25aa.oo. Sheep
Steady at S3d4.5O. Lambs-Steady at $500
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Futures opened quiet and steady With prices Prices
IIa points u ois err The undertone was weak
and 'il;c trend distinctly downward. Though s
trading very light by noon the active posi-
IN rase on closing nenr the bottom. April
10 August inclusive showed net losses Of {, .iM
a points. while the more distant positlonlss
Cotton. futures closed. April il,oi; May, llos;
.lunc HE; July. 11.el: August. 100 SepSe1-
Der 1917: October. 1881: December. ~ 1l- 4 5
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Fl FLOtR-Reccipts continue liberal; = m y K
quiet, but Arm at prices quoted " dbhI.
Receipts continue moderate and milking wheat heat
In good demand. while the OIL grades are NeIy
dull and hard 10 sell even at low price,:
CORN Receipts con,inucralisht and ma z, rk tn
rnehansed v-ryduiet IAY-Aiaske. a ntine
outside Quotations Common and DANA std
nimos, unsuitable The demand for clover fa,,n Is
very limited and /, Will shortly be unsaiabic'
as pastures viii coon be ready for grazing. /.
: pOTATOES-Ala continues quiet. pue
nrnl for old stock with Hight receipts. .
EGGS Receipts very light during the Re. cary. y
par. OF the week aud the market was yer! hG,
Tive; Increased receipts yesterday ana to-dya
has caused a weaker feeling. a
Z 'BI;TrER-choice grades continue scarce ana
in good demand: other stock dull.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF hens heavy ana mar
ket lower: chickens and ducks scarce and ac'
VIRGINIA. BAcOS--Cholcc we'll cured and
we'll smoked continues in good demand; othet
stock dull. =, ,.n
bushels: corn 81. 30 bushels: oats. ~ EOS busn-
els; flour, 3,77s barrels; hay, Ole tons; mill
feed. 10 tons -. -,
els: corn. $50 bushels. oats. Il. 4sa bushels
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nrsts. l5,sc.; prime nrsts, lslsc.; extras, i

BALTIMORE, MD. April le.--F'LoUR--Flrm
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull spot. contract.
Shc corn-Dul: spot. h3A5Sisc.:. southern
white corn, i.II5.c. q Oats-F'irmer; No. 2 mix
ed. S7aG7,sc Rye--Tirmer; No. . western. 7l4
&c. I3uttcr--steady: fancy Imitation. 19T 2oc +;
do. creamery. 22a23c, Eggs--Firm. unchans-
September. Ike; November lie: small, 1ilb
l:94c Sugar-Stcady and unchanged
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Southern r Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT, APRIL 8, 1906. AZ u
TRAINS LEAVE 4R1CTrM OND. 3 s8Ell S4{,|S
;U y. M.--Daiy--f.ocal for Charlotte. NJ G. Eli
1880 p -Daily--1nted-Bu Pullman to-
Atlanta md Birmingham New Orleatis
Memphis, Chattanooga and all the SOUTH
sztM&G Through coach for Chase City, Oxford,
Durham and Raleigh.
500 y NJ EN- Suniny--kcysrillo Local.. s9&
1880 p --f.imted--Pullnlnn ready 9.N5
2. NJ. FOR. all the South g5s a }SS$
YORK RIVER LINE III QG4l
inc favorlte route TO Baltimore and Eastern
points QIsilGSl Al ls;,g335 mi
2:lh r MI .ocal--Daiiy. except Sundays
. 4:20 T. M.--Exccrt sunda y-+For West Point
connecting with Hteancrs for Baltimore,
ta,$li Steamers call at Yorktown and Clay Bank
s on Mondays. Wednesdays and FridaYs.5
and at Gloucester Point, Clements and
At,lmonds on Tuesdays THURSDAYS ana
A:45 a: N. Except sunday-Local mixed tots
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. 534
G:SS a. NJ. and ESQ p. M--From al tho SOUTH
a:s' z. M,Efrom Charlotte. Durham and
$40 A 4 --Fron, Keysvlc and Intermediate
& o:c5 \. M.-Da tly--Frcm Yves. Point with Bal
. /, timore5 connections daily. except Afonday.ES8
1898 q. A.--Da llN. except Sundays and Mons
days: $50 r. NJ. Slally except Sunday
i rom West Point s. t ,ylsal5S5
S.9H. IIARDW1CK, w. II. TAYLOU, 3s
ii. b. SPENCER. Cent Mgr
Washington. D. G. 9lt$} "A s$8ss sS
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. * y. c.. April 19-SPlRlTS
TuRPESTINE-Quiet at &c: receipts -
casks. Rosin--Nothing doing receipts. ~ par
rcls =. Tar--Firm ut $3.50: receipts. 81 barrels.
Crude Turpentinc-Flrm at S2spdi75 and 500;
receipts. barrels. ,,>,,,,.r
Firm at Soc. Gales. CTS casks receipts. 'sa
casks shipments, 1Is casks Rosln-Fir Urn,
sales. TO barrels; receipts LIS; barrels; snip
CHARLESTON. S. c.. April la.--TultPEN-
TINE AND ItOSIS--Nothlng doing,
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Danville Tobacco Market.
. (Reported by Dibrcll Bros.)
{. r>...,iiIn 1-o ,,rtI IN ~

--.I E--1-E (RepdTteu Dy DTUruH ~, q
Danvle, Na.,s April u. 1906. $
Tho ralcs the past week We're quite small Wnr.
fcw sswra ppers were to be had on tho sales
during thc week and a much largo PROPORTION, .,,i
OF nondescrpt and common tobacco was solo.
We're somewhat ca scr. though hardly, .quotabl;
lower, due mainly TO the soft condition, ana
damaged condition OF tho tobacco Trade IN
round lots OF ,redried tobacco Is good. 1t \. Is
expected that receipts OF loose tobacco VII
continue 10 grow smaller as inc season az.
Z p. 4 T.
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U, s. rcfundng r.. Registered. .............
y. s. rcfunding IS, coupon.
u. ). ~, registered. .......................
U. 81 81. coiipon... Observation-Disclosures.
L. s. Old IS. registered. ....................
Y. ). Sew. IS. registered ...... ..........,.....
Y. $. New ~. coupon. ..................'...
..'nercnn Tobncco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
American 1Npbacco Us. t.........
.\trh!Ajn general l... .t........
Atchison adJ ut,Incnl is...............,.....
Atlantic Coast Limo .....................
Bs fillmore and Ohio As.......-...............
Baltimore ana Ohio 35,s..9.-.. 9 ...t.. r..
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conr. is.......: -. j.
Central OF Georgia 1s.......3:..... ......
C cel,ra Of deors!a "a Ina...............
Central OF Georgia I'd fnc.n... ...........
Chesapeake and Ohio 4i1s....:: communal.
Chicago and Alton 3,as tofrere1) ..............
Chicago y. and Quincy new 4s............
Chicago. r.. /. and pac. r. r. +s........,.
Chicago. X. |. and Pac r. u. col a......
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New Ier,ey Central cen. ss................ l2s
Nor,hnrr Tacinc AZ Observation-Disclosures. Tot
Northern I;acnc Observation-Disclosures. 7;ia
Norfolk ana Western con 4s............... 1905
Oregon Shor. Line rcfund!ns As.......,.. Ies
pcnnsy lyana coIly.s observation-disclosures! pia
I,eadirr GENERAL 1907
81. Iouia ana iron Mountain con. 5s........ ia 4
81 Io,iis and san Francisco rs. .s.....N, SGls
81, Louis Southwestern, con. 4s. .......... 1873
Seiboar1 AIR Line As Offered ............. -
ac,,theru I,arnc iatg5 AZ certificates. 06R
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 1l1;i
Te.a. and pacific g1sts ,...................-l 23
Toledo. ST. J.. and Western 4s.............. 81
Union Pacific coily 49, lt-i
Inited states steel I'd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sv,5
Wabash ..,.....s....... 1l6,4
Ava ha sh Doh Rs ,,,..,,......, 70
western Nd, S5ls
Ivhcetirr and Lake Erie AZ (offcred) ...... 50
Wisconsin Central As. 9lia
N. and O. Collateral Trust is.............. vs.
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,rsCrLLANEoUa ManKETs.

pETERsRuRG PEANUT MARKET.
PETE RSBlIHG, VA, April ~ ---l't,AN IL
flrnl at 3lsc for fancy stock;
machine picked at 1.iaeAc; Smelling stock.
I M q Fl r E i
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATION

MS. z, r. Z, ana 81. 1n,,is gen ....,,,.... 103tt
,ss. ,lorn,a nd,s rin, ;s series A..,...... 77la
ps t.oinraio ind,isriui rs series I|,........ 1sls
Il i cniorndo Midland Il ............. i5,4
~. ioi,rnIn (, nj gD,t he RI, "a avs
Nj. f.,,,n * ~ IN, \. !. ......s... 1914
M ,snwor ami I, IN t;rande lo94
r. I,.iInr.: Sacir III ga Ia ..,.......,.. s59l
ri, srIa 'nrior llcn y ~ IN 1904
X icrir General AZ . %
~ Hooking Valley ~,
~ Jnpan fs I'd serjcs p1M
vi. Ia ~, :, s4ils ............. D974
- fan,,, "a S5
~ inpan liz certihcatos I'd series si9l
s,,,ja5 III Ma uhyi1le iJnjned l03,a
az 1TnnS corroi rnld A I0t
az H,nxica t.cn raj a. sD.i
S' Mnrican Central lst sIfs
s; lS;n,n nd s.: I.,,I. Observation-Disclosures. a3la
a. Mis.nuri Kansas and Texas s4........... 1919
0M | Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds......... 50
AZ Nat1onaI. r. r. Of Mexico con. 4s......... S3!a
OH New York Central gen. 3hs.........,.... IS
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS I'M NEW YORK
SALES.

100 Atlantic Coast Line. com.
1850 American Shelters. conf.
21',No Analgatnatcd Copper ~.
200 Amer. Car and Foundry.
100 Amer. Car land E'oun., pfd
l.lW American Cotton Oll..,...
loo American Tobacco. pfd...
100 q inGrican Can .............
900 Amcricnn Can. pfd...,..,..
S.llD Amer. Locomotive, cCn,..
iW Amer, Locomotive, pfd...
100 American Sugnr ,.........
W,2D a., Z. and s. Re. conn.,.
20 A..'l' md s. re. lpfd....s.
lJOo Baltimore and OlllO........5
Loo Brooklyn llnpld Transit.
$3.50 Canadian Pacific ........,t
800 Chesapeake and Ohio.....
0iO Chicago Cifent WcsLcrl,...
1000 Chicago, NIL. and st. Paul
WiC0 Colorado Fuel aud Iron...
800 Colorado South. com......
200 Colorado SOUTHEAST pfdi.
]. Colorado 5South.,a2d pfd1..
4 H bO. t'lev. Gin. Chi. md Still
t.l4.9cO Consolidated Gas .........
{. 600 DELAY nrc ind IluIsofl....
Del, Lack. and Western.
20.a10 Erie, com. ...!, ......,....
2.400 Eric, lst pfd.........;......
100 Eric, I'd pfd.................
"a 1.1DO, General 1Clcctric.4.... ......a
1900 Grit. Nor, pfd.. OK. div.".
s 2.9oo Illinois Central .............
$500 Louisville and Nnsllvillc..s
800 Manhattan
Metro. street f,nllwny....
100 Mexican Central E.......n.s
$500 Mo-, Kan md Tex. conf.
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my, GO,ons jAfARKET.

& NEW YORK, April l9.The dry goods trade
was generally quiet to-day. = moderate husa,
ness was reported III print clIths ana pt, w.,
goods. the trade looking forward TO tAe erect
Of May sales In jobhlns houses.
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Merchants and Miners
transportation Go.

Boston, Mass, and Providence, r, I.
Steamers lsaye Norfolk tos Boston Tus:aay
dence MONDAY, Thursday AMI Saturday a.
T. a. Passengers =, and 4, a iIss!shs laksa t9r ~
q. Rwy. and N; aEd w. RsY. on!s1St "a
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l,yncf,bure Tobacco Market,

t3l lf3tt Lynchpurg, Van April 49, 1906
Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchburx mar
ket for the two weeks ending April 18th. re-
ported by John l.. Oglesby. Of Lynch's Ware
AG sod wees ending April sh $50 200 pounds
sold week ending April l3th. 6lO,50O pounds;
decrease for week ending April 18th. 4S.7Od
pounds.
Sold from September I. 1905. to April Q. 1a1G,
49, $50, COO pounds: sold from September ]. 1904.
70 April o. 1908, IL, 500, 400 pounds; increase for
1905. .05l9 200 pounds.
The receipts was rather lighter this week
than last, The quality OF the offerings was
rather OF and much II was more or less dam
pged. Prices during the, week We're rather
lover which WAS caused BY the quality and
condition OF the tobacco being a little on,
Indications are that receipts viii DO lighter
for the next few weeks.
! The quota lions are as follows:
Lugs, nged,....-,,..'...''..",* Wy ~ 6.W
Luks, medium, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oW y e.W
Lugs, 5000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4yS t'W
Lear, uln..u'n'.,'"."'''':n rrM " o'W
Lear, hort.,s.......-s'ss@''s a'WV W ,y,M
Leaf, good. ny q il.o9
Lear, fine ia'4H W de'@
Leaf. wrappers ..,'.',.''''''."' AopV " -e'oV
Petersburg Tobacco Market,
CAS- Reported by ciaddock-Jones. Virginia
$50 Petersburg. Va. April 10, 1905,
CterinSs Of tobacco NOT Gult4 w heavy tAs
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Srot cotton closed 0u!et, u points decline;
nlddltng uplauds. ll7Q; midiiing gull liaa'
NEW ORLEANS, April l9.--CoITON-spIs,,
h demand while the lower grades arc plenti,,
hi. but apparently not wanted, Sales 2'sN
Sales, including 1900 to arrive and 800 {. o. p.
Quotations reduced l-1sc.; mlddling, |lHc'
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Rlchmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Streets. Manesester. every hour ION the hopf,
from A. NJ 10 10 =. NJ. Last car J? m!dsnsshI
Cara leave 2etershurg foot Ct i sy 1S ~ IS
Street every hour from 6:3S A. " 20 1 1:is
81 Last chr l1.40 P. NJ. Limited car ~ ~ 81 -
All cars from Petersburg conneetlns Rc g
mond cars. LsaM st!I go
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Chesapeake e Ohio Ry.5

Cincinnati, indianapolis. ST. Louis. CHS
IA cago, Louisville, Nashville, Memphis.
$500 pm and II 100 .. n. daily. 9a4
Wcstbound Local Tralnsi i9
$50 a. m. and 515 .. m. week days. s$
4 Newport News, Norfolk and Old Poire.
300 n m. Ind 400 p. m. daily. Il. 5EsS
Local for Newport News and Old Polnes
7:s5 a. M. and $500 p. m. week days 334E
James River Line' s
1890 a. m sda lily: Sis D. m. week days.SSS1 ~
"s:sO x. M..,''s:3o p Nj, s'7:45 F. n. From
East; ,,lo;95 NJ ills ~ Nh . .S ali
p. NJ (sDaily; Eek, SundayA sf5ss nj
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RICHMOND NTOCK MARKET.

Virginia .centur!es-io.Vp1 at 30.
broad street Rank--. I -. !.
Virginia Fire and Ma:;nG,-t a -. 80, b
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. PREFERRED
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Petersburg Tobacco Market,
IS Roporied by Ciaddock-Jones, yIrgir

Petersburg. Va. April 10, 1906,
Offerings Of tobacco not SUITE ~ heavy ths
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. u
8 BALTIMORE MD, Anil .i.;--S sahoard AN
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FOR NEW YORK.

Via Night Line steamer. le1Hept satuFdfDE
making connection n NSrfSk T!th N aaG L ana
Western Ry at a. n. ana and She esq
Psalke ohis Ry aa,ly exsspt suaday
Norfolk with Main Line shps sailing as =.
NJ, Tickets. sos Il. Main street.
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past week and prices unchanged. On account IN
OF the holidays sale Will not resume again be-
fore Wednesday, the 18th Instant.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NLD DOMINION !,
STEAM BOATS.
Nluht Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every eyenlng p. Iroos
Ash street, Ct Nj % s sps wsy q sSs Topand
trip. Including stateroon, berth; meals, soc>
each, Street Cars to Steamers wharf, iss9a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20

The quotations are as to'io VS. ! , N ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
LOBBY FILES CERTIFICATES.
Legislative Agents Tell VINO They Repre-
sent in Albany.

ALBANY, May IA number Of registra-
tion certificates of legislative agents we're
filed to-day with the Secretary of State
pursuant to the provisions Of the recently
enacted anti-lobbying law. Among those
who fled certificates to-day we're;
A. c. Pleydell, representing the New York
Tax Reform Association on the mortgage
recording tax bill, Thomas H. Reed, the
Anti-saloon League. on excise legisla alton;
Thomas +. Mulvihil Of Borough Volunteer
Fircmen's Association, on legislation affect
ing the members Of that organization NJ. C..
investment Company, TO appear relative
to executive action on certain bills: Howard
H. Russell, State superintendent OF the New
York Anti saloon Lea que. on liquor tax and
excise legislation.
William Greenoug h, for the New York ,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company,
Travis H. Whitney, for the Citizens Union
Of New York. James McManus, for State
workingmen's Federation; William p. Rudd
for New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company; William F. Mcconnell.
for New York Board of Trade and Trans
portation; DR.. Garretty Johnson. for New
York State Grand Lodge, International
Order of Good Templars, william Forster -,
for the Lager Beer Brewers Board of Trade
of New York city; C. ]. Fay. for Queens
County Water Company and Cunard Steam
ship Company: Henry D.. Ptxley, for the
Commercial Travellers Mutual Accident
Association Of America; Lawrence WELLER,
for City Club of New York and allied real
Hymns. for Brotherhood of Railroad Train.
men. and John c, Coleman, 10 promote a bill
relative to ST. Marks avenue, Brooklyn,
and a measure amending the code of civil
pr ocedure