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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-16
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Wahiawa pineapples two for 25 cent
at J. NJ Levy & Co.'S.
A good responsible party desire
room in private family out Kaimuk
way.
Odd pairs of lace curtains and sam
pie lengths at about half price now OF
sale at Sachs.
Nothing quite so delicious as Helm
stone crooks. Try it.
Morgan sells on Thursday a collec-
ton of curios. Tourists and other.
should reap a harvest.
Tourists should pay attention to Nor
gan's sale of curios on Thursday at 1C
o'clock at his saIesrooms.
silver-plated tube for a cornet has
been lost. Reward if finder will re-
turn the same to this office.
Whitney & Marsh's great semi-annu-
al remnant sale is now on. Remnants
of all kinds are being offered.
Mrs. Kearns is now selling a fine jam
in bulk at lie. per pound. This is an
opportunity of getting real bargain.
Scotty's &C. E. Meston) Royal Annex
opposite Police Station. Hot lunch
served from II to 2. 1t will please you.
Geo. D. Gear has opened law Of
fees in the rooms formerly occupied
by Justice Hatch on Kaahumanu
street.
We handle the best fountain pens on
the market. They are the Parker,
Waterman and Standard. Hawaiian
News Co
a large dark bay horse, left hind foot
hoS CT cd
Reward if returned to A. A. Wilson at
Waipahu. ,saaa IL
First-class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the office
of Trent & Co.. 936 Fort street.
Wall paper designs for 1906 have just
come to hand and are handsomer than
ever You are cordially invited to in
spect same. Levers & Cooke, Ltd.
There will be some rare guavas,
Philippine mangoes and sapota trees
sold by Fisher tomorrow. If you are
improving your place this is your op-
portunity.
Use the incandescent light in your
home. 1t is safe. convenient -
heaIthfuI-a kindness to your friends
and a comfort to yourself. Hawaiian
Electric Co.
We make a speciality of managing
and investing money and property
wisely and economically and shall be
happy to have you consult us. Hawai-
ian Trust Co.
All well-brewed beer, used in reason !
able quantities, never hurts anyone /
The ingredients have been used for
centuries as tonics. You'll appreciate |
the purity and mildness in Rainier
beer.
The popular Aston House restaurant
will reopen tomorrow under new man.
agement. The place has been entirely
remodeled and new furniture and fur
purchased to replace the Old
A first-class cook will have charge of
the kitchen and popular prices will
prevail.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-16

Drop in to the CRITERION
after the davis work for a
bite Of the hot, free lunch
that is served every after
noon from s to 7 p. m.
You will be pleased with it
and the chances are, you will
become a regular after-WOrk
visitor.
G. J. MCCARTHY, Proprietor,
Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
Leaf Tobacco Market

slim Yesterday IN fine shape The deliveries
were larger have been 9ny , 1ne dsy y
pl iNS Of snn-cured wrappers showed M on mo
breaks and they sold readily at very sntlstaG,
from that ngure down to so. The two piles
that Went Tor ssl belonged to G = Mhts O.
Xii OF the houses had more tobacco un9er
roof than they put on tho breaks me la ,,a
being to have the sales last only uht'l lhe
With The accumulated stock already IN hand
and that which came In yesterday af!er9 e. ns
Viii begin al 10 o'clock and rip as follows
FIRST at shelburne's, second a. CrenshaW s.
third al Shockoe and fourth at SAlhewallt
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Danville Tobacco, Market.
(Reported by Dibrell Brothcrs) 4

81 .I4f y "a +.
There Is nothing Of special In terest to report
of our market for the past week The wea ther
has been soft, and but for the miserable con.
dition OF the country roads. we would have
no doubt had much larger receipts. AS It was,
the sales were only large enough to last from
hour e two hours and h half y we nsrb oqk
larger than we shall see gain in this crop. as
generally that 5 Is w nea5y
change at about the highest level they nave 70
attained this season Trading IN roana LIZ lots b ~
there lis still much inquiry for hogshead lots cts
OF nearly all grades. but more. especially tor
old goods IN cutter lines, and export hrlgnts'
The When the buyers szo D ei
tha planting Of the new crop. No doubt the
farmers IN the old belt W pitch as Is a5ss w.
therefore, except as large crop as last sea- e.,
son. and as large as the scarcity OF labor Will
admit OF. l 1t Is hardly probable that larger
crop viii be attempted, although the satisfa &C
tory prices obtained for the past ttelye months
viii be an nducement for as large q crop as
possible. In the East and South we DO not loox
for any Increase for the reason that cotton
nrorniaesS n batter remunera ton than tobacco.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE cotton market
was more active to-day and generally firm on
covering and renewal OF bull support. me
market closed steady at a net ADVANCE OF 1gl3
points Sales were estimated at zoo. 900 balesl
The opening steady At an advance o.
4 points to q decline OF 2 points. the advance
being confined TO May At first the market
ahowed u declining tendency with yesterdays
sellers disposed to Increase their lines on the
fairly favorable showing OF the weather map
and tho absence of aggressive support. out
after working OF to 1926 for May ana 1879 TOT
July or aboutJuly,s9 ar about s+US points net
lower. the market was rallied by tho big spot
business in Lyerpool reports Of hig L, sp ,os
reporting heavy ralns IN the Southwest; th ms
ports from there that Important interests were
bidding for large blocks OF May and July,
After a rally Of res points the market again
turned Irregular. but advanced second time
mfidle of the afternoon on a renewal OF local
hui support, the continued nrnness or me
Southern market and covering OF shorts May
lid AT ii l5 in late trading and July at Ito?
or about 1890 points up from the low leve!
~ me morning and about l3H14 points net,
hivhnr ;Ihe close was within q point or two
~ ~ INA heat for the day. Southern SPOT markets
were Lido lower to sc. higher; generally uh-
changed !, 40 ~, u,,,., "a A7o 10 81
week and IS, a72 last year For the week 10y oo
ba los against l01.4s2 last week and ~ Syo a IS!
wear 1'o.day's receipts at New orleans ,. 10y
bales against ll,9s7 last year, ana at houston
The Cotton Exchange VIII be closed APrh
70. |. and 49,
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.AS A 4 |:
IN. ACT||v|'TY|
u t7tt IT, $500 .--- ~--------. 4
Tie Trading Indicated a. Su lb';'i1+
cncc Of the Professional
Efforts. gsi 4
CONSIDERABLE $ E y !. Z. 9
/. 1870 r.. E @.,.-.. flIi.. AT -.... Ma
Tic. Condition Of tic Money Maj
kct a Discotiragerlcnt to
Spectators.
fBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, April a.-The shrinkage In
The activity OF the trading to-day indicated
subsistence OF tho atte,npts 10 advance
prices on the part Of the professional
onrty In the speculation, which has been
prominent In tho dealings for the last
few days. A number Of factors III the
Immediate situation proved dlscouraging
to the campaign for the advance and tho
disposition w.ls shown to adopt Il walt
Ing attitude. There was a considerable
selling movement early In the day. III the
course Of proflt-taking by spectators N
u doubtful state of mind, The movement
was not very extensive. however, and did
not Involve any great dnmaSe TO prices.
Sharp breaks in special stocks were
large factor IN the general weakness ut
that time. ter that the market WAS
extremely dull all day and moved within
narrow limits Reading made most head
way against the depression, although That
stock also was forced below last night
In the course of the early trading.
No news was forthcoming OF any actual
DEVELOPMENT in the negotiations for coal
miners settlement. The condition OF the
money market was encouragement 70
any extension OF the speculation. the strin-
gcncy OF call loans appearing rather to
increase than to relax. The rate had
#r,in#up to - per cent. soon after noon.
The early rate OF per cent. also>Was high
er than hitherto during the week and 10
per cent. was touched In the lato furry.
The declaration OF only the regular dvl-
dendc on Atchison seemed to cause dis
appointment to some, holders. The nd
vance in Reading 9had little effecs on the
general list and the market yielded again
with the late furry in call money and
closed easy. III
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
value, 81. 470, 900.
United states bonds we're all unchanged.
Totnl sales OF stocks today were o1s.4o0
shares. IS
MONEY AND EXCHANGED CLOSE
Money on call strong ans higher: highest,
IS per cent: lowest, 1-2; ruling rate,
16; last loan, Is. closing bid and offered al
IS. Time loans. steady; 60 days, 80 days
and six months. s, per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 1-4I6- Is per
cent. Sterling, exchange heavy. with ac-
tual business in bankerI BILLS at s4.5.am
1855 for demand and A.s1. 4o14s245 for
sixty-day bills. Posted rates. s4.s3af4.S3 l.?
and s4.ss Ia Commercdalt bills, $4.se lag
4.2 3-s. Bar silver q II. Mexican dol
4 lars, 40 3-4 cents. II 7 h
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW. YORK. April 4.-FLoUR-steady. Rye
Tlour-Qulet. Cornmeal-Frm. parley-Firn
Wheat--F!rm; No. g red, Sc. bid. elevator
Options. 'sds.c. net higher. May. sS'ac.; July
SIZE; September. s3hc.
ssQlsc, higher. May. 5lHc; July, 5l9s.; Sep
tcmher, MISC. Onts-Firm; mixed. Soc.
Becf-F1rnl. Cut Ments-FIrm; picked shout
dcrs.7 7G7Mc per pound, 1ard-Fhm; Western
steamed, sS.G0GiS.65 nominal; refined. hrn'
Pork-Firn. Tnllow-Steady, Rosn-Flrm at
s4.O5. Turpcntine-Fir7n at 6sit a69c.
Rce-ouie.; MolassesaFirm. G CT 5 Pc
CORDOBA. io5l:&e Futures steady, unchanged 81
r 70 a'1 i-ssasi-isc Centrifugal % test
5 I7-33ds 9.lsc, molasses sugar. 25'5:9
2ls-ldc.; refined, steady. Butter-steady and
unchanged. Cheose-Firm and. unclaimed.
Eggs-Easy; nearby selected. PIC; Western
firsts l7,ac,: Southerns l5Dl7Ec.
Potatoes-Irregunr; Bermuda. per barrel
s.. $4,000: do, second crop, S447.OO; Florlda
new, $39l650; southern, second, crop, S.oo2p
$50: State and Western per bag. SEQ; Jer-
sey, sweets. per barrel, sl50G3, Is, Cabbage.
Firm; white, Danish seed per ton. $4,000 w.
Peanuts-Quiet and unchanged Treights to
Liverpool, dull; grain by steam. ND.
Cottonseed Oil-Moderatey active and about
steady Prime crude & O. b mills, s7'Sss Ss;
37c.; prime winter yellow, SGQ37c,F g
CHICAGO April 4,-Fllgher prices fol. wheat
sharp advance here to-day AT the close wheat
for May delivery was up nc. Corn and. oats
were each up &c. Provisions were shade 70
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Georgia Southern and Florida.

Especial to Tho Times ispatcho
NEW YORK, April 4,-The gross earnings OF
the Georgia Southern and Florida RAILWAY, WAY
sl79,SM against slioal0 In 1905, an increase Of
c33 3l3. 1 The not earnings for the same montn
were s3iSe5 against $:9.sl9 IN 1900. an 'hcleuse
The gross earnings for eight months from from
July LIST to February osth were 81. ISL PA ngalnst
net earnings for the same period were :33s y. ~
AGAINST s2S7. $50 last year an increase % Sf0SoV
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Postal Affairs,

(Trom Our Regular consequently
WASHINGTON u, c., April 4-John
l.. Wade appointed postmaster IT Har-
mony, Halifax county, va, vice y. u
Tessley, resigned Joseph X. Hroyies ap-
pointed regular. Daniel G. Bolen substi-
tuto, rural carrier route !, ct Luray va.
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Southern Railway,

scHEDuLg IN EFFECT FEB. II, 1905 @
Il > ~ Il. TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. ggsss
% Xxx Xxx a. M-Daily--Locai for Charlotte. N. c. sh
MHtt nnta and Birmingham. New Orleans.
T Thsmpnis' Chettanoosa and 81 the sousa.g
..oo Durhana and Raieist. " 80 - ''#'
II En-: :s1 M.-Ex; Sunday.-TKeysville Local.
t ''o E. E M-Daly.Llmlted- Pullman ready 81 /
rh YORK RIVER LINE. $t& X n NM
10 taYorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
POINTS Leave Richmond g4:20 p. NJ, daily
sSacspt Sunday, connecting with steamer
NJ Baltimore Mondays. Wednesdays and 4
s1 F. F, Ms;.1.ocal- Mondays. "wednesday. and
' i I'm =; M: Except. sunday-For Yves: Point,
eunnneoting with steamers for Baltimore :
snd d river landings Mondays. WednesdaysF
5 c.. u fr1days Steamers call at 0lou-a
I:k ASWr Tont. Almonds and Clay Bank lux
West pG Except sunday-Local mixed * ZOE
AZ, /. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND ss
SAX 5 ~ ~. ana 1850 P. M.-From all the South. Il
RaI MI.LsFrom Charlotte. Durham and \
$50 ~, 4; ,M@From Keysv.le ana
s is a. M.-Dally from Yves. Point With Bait: 4
F r0Ie connections Sundays wedesdays and l
io'10 ~ =; M.,Wednesdays and Fridays; $40
Pc|n. daily, except sunday-From West
e. y. :, wEsTBuRY. s. ?. AZ. Richmond 20
=. H. /, HARDw1cK.f v. Il. TAYLoH,,
II. 3. SPENCER. aen., III r. I.
WashinKton- p. G. gg35Si
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/, RICHMOND {, n fRopuCR MARKET.

FLoUR--ReceIpis heavy; market, quiet and
dull. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. light; milling wn ga,
n nd hard to sell CORN-ReceIpts light: mar
ket steady a; I, ss9 du
HAY-With Increased receipts our market -
easier, hut top grades will bring outside enoy
iations: of grades not wanted. cover 'c eFS
dull
PoTATOEs-Alarket firm; light receipts
ORANGES Receipts continue light ana mar mar
Il EG &c moderate and market steady
BUTrER-choice fresh stock continues ae.
tive and other grades very dull and hard 70
se sP 1c1iLRit moderate and market
active at prices quoted. slid
8 VIRGINIA BAcON-choice we'll cured and
weIi smoked In good demand: other stock dull.
= RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEk-Wheat 70. ~
bushels: corn es.07o bushels; oats. $1,000 bush
els: rye ss4 bushels: flour. 1910 barrels nay
SAG tons mllfeed, 100 tons 49,.
: STOCK IN LEVATOR-Wheat. 2. eo9 bush-
o,s. corn s. C61 bushels: oats, g., 34 bushels
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The Produce Mark.t.

n,nt business on the block was yesterday.
e demand for eggs %as N essess q h the
Tu,i'I M change in any other Item, but the
market ali around was quite firm at former
tim I'd. . . .
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Rlehmona Va April 1 4; 1905. /.
~. 5sf oJTOr ATIONS ,Setl II. II
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
f CSalcs at Union stock Yards)

L, (SalcS at Union StOCks ldTQs
Report Of the live stock market Tor the week
ending April "a IS as follows: az,
&C.. common to fair. 4a41se.; best heifers, 4hI
ssass sus saps q
ssSs sdst esnsS 6 a s asSa Sst
Common TO fsir lae!:e; best lambs, 7a7lsc.;
Xii kinds Of Stock ttiss IN good demand and
prospects good. " 4 G3s
900 head Market steady to ,10c. lower. Conf
mon to prime steers, s4as49: Cow COWS g. 4oelSoo
s ss3sFs 1880 s'Ssksi, 9 snd seIf;
Hogs-Recepts, $4,000 head. Market 1oc. lower.
She sesa e he se ss SSsbs1s W %ss"
s. io@si5; packing. ss.sSss. Is: sheep-Ee.
yearlins 3 s575aslc lambs, ;a.75as.7o.
7i5 5.T head. s Steers nf s45oadSo; bulls, ssS
4.40: cows, sl,0o0M30 Caiyes-Recelpts. ,lS
s Saa 4sss sSs easa Gn sSssn
es. ee 7o head State hogs
6eod7.lo
,PlTTsBURG; Pa. April a,IcArrIE Els sp
BY ea %srxs aas ss' gh
ssrSsr: !ssSS,sS 5St ;sSSsS
s?Pp's paar; s sos lambs sS cavss
s6G6,5o,
ma Apr| sao5 Is sosa
at sssoa575. Lambs-strong at si,5oas,76, I,
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Richrnonders in New York,

NEW YORK. April 4,--Fifth Avenue.
NJ. @. Patterson. j. S. Armstead; Algon-
a,,ln, Mrs. j. W. Harrison, Miss y, ~
Harrson,
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RAILROADS
Id r. ~ & Richmond, II
Ns sNfs Frederlekabura4 . 7
aes.uvyu =, uuu,.u.vs. Potomac n. n.

rosouao rs bss WAY ssAf3
Trains Leave Rlehnond--N orshwasA.
i:25 A. M.-Daily--Byrd 81 Through. 3ii
s:n !. N.--Daily--Mnln st. Through.
s:0 4. M.-Daily-MA!n 81 Through. Al
~ 4; M, ,I,ioept Monday. BYRD 81. rhrousA j
!. AZ pullman cars Y. ~ nh \.
1as A. 80 M t., Days-I'lbs- Ashland AZ.
40 A. An y. -Dally-Hyfd 81. Throusa. tocl
i2:s apoo1n,-Ws wee DAYS. BYRD s.. rIhrousA
80 burf Accommodation. igl5 is4s5
SS M-Daily--Ma 81 rhrouEh. NJ
~ a +; M;IWeek Days tlba- Ashland 40 4
ea4 P,M.-.pally-Hyrd 81 Through. 1, .si
~ c :. M,IWeek Days-Elba. Ashlaf.d Az
s:0 4. n. Week Days--Dyrd 81 Fredericks
~ 3ufe, Accommodation. N. l 81 4
s 5R%s .sE Bas. s aA'2 81. 1areusA
II: s S:s s{sSi NAH 8, rnresrs; y,
acm M1dWees r'ays-Elba. Ashland : AZ.
81 A -RS:'lyzyss y t. rf4s s:sssh lse.
80 p,l, n p al, 81. Through ~ "
's;S @Rss'.,IE T bsS. . gh'G ss rs,es.
ro1Ars,, PULLMAN carr. v
II, FIo lie Pullman Sleeping Or Parior Cars O.
x1a %ssE sn aaryn
to a"9 ~ 1f arrivals and departures and eonneo
Asst to ' psssl y S.s si ssD. rrs, ~,
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AiIsCELLANEOTA MAkKETs.
stte:l 81 iSfy'i y. .E'l ". y rsi &.


NEW YORK, April 4-The dry goods market
to-day was steady With 'iiora trade reported IN
shown on the more common grades OF bleachri
goods Buyers Of knitted goods ai.sn'p h 20
hasten deliveries. but were hampereu oy a s,o
goods trade In! white and woven cotton was
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Lynchburg, Va, April 7, lVb
Sales Of loose tobacco on the LynSchn ~
market for tho two weeks ending March 1oth.
furnished BY John l.. Oglesby, OF Lynchs
Warehouse as follo w %, ..o ooo nonds.
All weak ending Mnrch Goth. 204. 400 pounds;
decrease for week ending March soth' $3.50
pounds. E5y $500. m
1905. il, 100 800 pounds sold from september !,
iaG. to March go. zoos. 1888, 200 pounds; IN
crease for 1906, So7,7o0 pounds.
The receipts OF tobacco continue quite light.
Tho quality and condition was about as lor
tho past few weeks. The trade was au,te az az
tive, and prices wcrc about UP to quotations
ON all grades.
IN, me iE To- =, ,aS a. ..,.tloo q 500
L ,,s;s u,.du ! Observation-Disclosures. 500 % $50
Luss' ndd = " .....,.,6.0 500 % 100
I+uhs, s o2stu =. =, = .... TOO d. 800
l1eat 'art - = .. 7b0 q 900
1-eat' I anJ' 600 % 1l.0Q
1eat suoo = ...,,, 1850 % 1900
80 ,rrn nncra 1900 q :6.o0
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Petersburg Tobacco Market.
fAs Reported BY Craddock- Jones. Virginia

~ ~ i' Petersburg, Va, April a. 1905.
Receipts have been somewhat heavier during
pa ST week, and market closed firm and nc
tive on all grades With more favorable az ,oa ".
weather for handling we anticipate mucn hcaV-
Ter sales during coming week. "a
nj ,-.e..,o To fnloXa: ~ --- 81
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'}NAVA1,lS STORES.

& WfLM1NGT6N,N N. : C.,5IApril 4-sP1R1TS
TURPENTINE Mott hing doing; receipts. 10
casks Rosin-Nothing doing; receipts, W par
reis Tar--FTrm at 81. 80; receipts. 305 ha rrels
Crude Turpentine-Flrm at s364.76 and 5000;
receipts 20 barrels. ,,1rp p,Sr1NE-
Firm ut G5A ass itc.:- sales 452 casks elpts,
III casks hIpm,ents p? casks. ,Ros IN
receipts, lib barrels; shipments, 4Is barre'si
stock, II. $50 barrels. ,,,,r,.,
CHARLESTON. y s.. c., April ,t4.-TURTEN-
TINE AND 1ROSIN-Eothing doing s6t,
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mlddllng upuandy 11.s5; mlddng gulf, 1.o
sales. 100 bales. {, p \, 3tt III. 5jtttsi s%

sales 1,loo bales. III \, & iii. 5Jtftt III
Cotton. quiet: mddling, ll.c5 net receipts,
50 bales: gross, 1850 bales sales. l,loo bales;
stock, 5s.6ss bales. :, ~
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts; is. 9ao
bales: export to Great Britain 300 bales; e
France. $50 bales; TO the Continent, 5,44S bales;
stock. .69s balcs.
5 Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts, Is.osi
bales; export to Great Britain Sc. 10 bales; 70
France. i245o bales: TO tho Continent. N'bso
bales. y =,
ceipts. 6,7T4.7a2 bales: export TO Great BrtAin.
efi41 sCs ia les: to France, 6los3 bales; to the
Continent 1918. $50 bales; to Japan. 81 soi bales;
to Mexico. 2,7n bales. @4Nl4 sr5
NEW ORLEANS, April .4.-Co1T0N--spoott
cotton steady Ealcs 1850 bales. including J. 80
to arrive and 800 [. o. b. Quotations 1lncnang
cd middling. Ills. Futures opened steady VIII WIN
prices unchanged on near months ana i. , ZMa
points down on the more distant positions.
There was more activity during he carly SEES
sion than at any time for severa! years past:
and by noon May and July having gained
points each ,spinners were reported az @G!h
picking up desirable lines OF spot IN the ~.
terior. This news seemed 50 wei 1ounded tn.l s
leading bulls here were heavy BIDDERS Inu
there was strong bullish support from o.n e
qua ters Prices gradually improved TO near
the end OF teh session. when May and July
showed net gains OF 10 points, August ~ sep
ten,bcr and October. H. ands December,
i Cotton futures closed April. si1ll May u. ":
June. ii ~: August. u.0S; September, lo.W;
october 1913; DECEMBER 10 ~ . 4l f
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Chesapeake q Ohio Ry.

cincinnati. indianapolis, st. Louis. Chit
cago, Louisville, Nashville. Memphls.
200 pm. and II 90 p. n. daily. " IS
Westbound Local Trains. III szsH
1880 a m. and 6:1s p NJ. week days Ii ,siSg5
Newport News, Norfolk and Old Point, n
III III 90 n: m. ind 400 D. m. daily. S
Local for Newport News and Old Point
7:ss a. M and 500 D.. m. week days. $,i
James River Llne: gIs55,
1880 a. m. daily: b:l5 D. m. week days
Arrive Maine Line from West: Il 40 "A. M
$3.50 "A M, 1890 P. M. ss7:45 p. NJ. FrnrnE
$4,000 p Jamea Rlver:2 1880 A. NJ. 6.3S
p. NJ. (sDaly; '.Ex. Sunday.I itf f3ss
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American
! a {: ! Bank.
RICHMOND, VA.

The commercial accounts oftindlviduals,
firms and corporations are invited, and
every accommodation will be extended
thatsls justified BY the customers finan-
clal responsibility and deposit balance
Ample capital. thorough office organiza-
ton and excellent connections enable the
institution to give its customers unsur--
passed facilities.
Savings accounts OF s1.o0 and upward
are received and interest at the rate Of
8 per cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
TOBACCO MARKETS..

Richmond Va, April 4, 1906.
Tobacco-sun.cured- Receipts continue light
sna akst ae' Sy, A. prices ate's
Fired and stemmlng- Receipts light; marEct
continues firm at unchanged quotations.
: NC1TE-Much OF the tobacco arriving Is In a
condition. and such tobacco sells low,
Planters are cautioned to look 9 fter the order
of their tobacco before sending It to market,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05

~ I. T.
Now Jersey Central general 6s........,,.... 1885,
Northern Pacific 104 *
Northern Pacific 76E
Norfolk and Western con& 4s............. 100A
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s............ WV
Pennsylvania conv. Observation-Disclosures. l01h
Reading General As. Observation-Disclosures. 1904
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 6s,..... 1liA
St. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s.,........ So
st. Louis Southwestern con. 4s............. 50
Seaboard Air Limo 4s.......................... Ssh
Southern Pacific 93n
Southern Pacific list As certihcates..... %
Texas aud Pacific lists. 1885
Toldeo, st. l.. and Western 4s.............. SIN
Union Pacific 4s...... Observation-Disclosures. 105
Union Pacific conv Observation-Disclosures. 1GoA
United States Steel I'd 5s.................. 99M
Wabash lists .............. 1854
Wabash Deb Bs. ..5................... sh
Western Md. !,,.,......,..... S6
wheeling and Lake Erie 4s................ s9h
Wisconsin Central Observation-Disclosures. 02t
NJ and o. Collateral Trust 4s.............. OAK