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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-03-31
Net area lode claim. ..,.......... 59.6i2
which is claimed by the survey.

This claim is located in the N. E u, N. w. 4.
s. +. u and 8. w. a Sec. 20, Township 5 North,
Range 40 East, M. ID. b. & M, In the Tonopah
Mining District, Nye County, Nevada.
The San Sabe was located on the l4th day OF
January, 1902, and the certificate Of location
thereof was filed for record on the 18th day OF
February, 1909, and recorded in Book Il, page
$40, of Mining locations, Records of Nye County,
Nevada. An amended location Of the San
Sabe was made on the first day OF February,
1905, and an amended certificate Of locatiGn
thereof was filed for record on the 4th day of
February, 1905, and recorded in book X, page
100, OF Mining Locations, Records OF the Tono-
pah Mining district, and on the nth day Of
February, 1906, In Book p, page 434, OF Mining
Locations, Records Of Nye County Nevada.
The Black Diamond was located on the l4th
day OF January, 1902, and ne certificate or loca-
tion thereof was recorded on the 18th day of
February, 1902, in Book +, page 3i9, OF Mining
Locations, Records ofNye County, Nevada An
amended location of said Black Diamond was
made on the drst day Of February, 1905, and an
amended certificate Of location thereof was
nled for record on the 4th day Of February, 1905,
and recorded In Book X, page 1903, Of Mining Lo-
cations, Records OF Tonopah Mining District,
and on the nth day of February, 1905, in Book
7, page 434, OF Mining Locations, Records OF
Nye County, Nevada.
The Aspen was located on the 18th day Of
January, 1902, and the certificate OF location
thereof was recorded on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1902, in Book e., page 800, OF Mining To-
cations, Records of Nye County Nevada. An
amended location of said Aspen was made on
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-03-31
Fine Ofice Rooms.

Two office rooms up stairs. Best
location in Tonopah. Apply at BONANZA
office.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-03-31

IeSY UTtW III UUHHICI WIIH DdI
Sabe lode, this survey 0.0S8 acres
which is hereby expressly eX'
cluded.
Black Diamond lode, this survey,
0.233 acres, which is hereby ex-
pressly excluded.
Defender lode. unsurveyed, l.56l
exciuded -. .....,. 1909 p"
Net area Aspen lode .......,....."."lS.5e6 "
which is claimed by the survey
Total and net area San Sabe lode. POSSE "
which is claimed by the survey.
Total and net area OF Black Dta-
mond ..........2 1852 "
which is claimed by the survey.
Net area Aspen lode............."."".l8.58S "
which is claimed by the survey
Net area lode claim. ................ .59.6l2 "
mhlch 10 nlAImah hu The SUBWAY
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-03-31

Dated March 10, 1905. st,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18
OLD COLLEGES.
Commencement at Washington
College and Tusculum College.

5IGl Especial TO The T1mes-plspNtcH,l n
BRISTOL, TENN, May lI--Commence.-
ment is in progress this week Mt WASH
iington College md Tusclllum College, the
wo oldest institutions OF learning west Or
the AlleghaneY Mountains. ana WIIe"
were founded by DR.. Samuel Doak u cen-
fury and a, quarter ago. At Washington
College on. Tuesday night the chief orator
was lion. A. A. Taylor, brother Of en-
Governor Bob Taylor, who has Just been
nominated to succeed Edward ", Cars
mack In the United stntes Senate. Last
night the annual reunion OF the alunhl
,vas held, The address was delivered by
Hon Hon John Allison. Of Nashville. Follow
ing The public programme, the members
of the alumni present and thalr guests
tndulged In banquet, at which several
seasonable toasts We're RESPONDED to-, To-
day closed the exercises, Friday VIII be
class day at luculum College
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18
TOBACCO MARKET.
Messrs. Butler and Company Sell
LARGE Number of Packag es.

E Receipts OF the tobacco weed were lisht yes
eager buyers found nothing to bid upon. :,
There VIII probably DO sma, So sales u t ms
warehousemen have advices OF shipments. due
here early this mirning.
MessrsS w. D, Butler and Company. proprle.
tors of Stonewall Warehouse sold Wednesday
BY sample Afty-four packages OF sun-cureu
tobacco At average Of 8; e per 100 po9ndi
Mnrtln and his tenants. 3S pounds at s3l: NY
at SIS; SOD at s2l; 1850 and ss56 at SO; 4s5 a.
sl2 80; 425 at 1880: 40 at y, and four lots az
$50 S. IS Is and 81. rs. DR.. A. Il. Martin ana
tenna hts, slO pounds at $50; ?SS at $50; 100 NJ
a,25 S ct S2s 20 1921 259 at ii5; X 10 q, Is
n. 5000; els at $40 Is, and three lots at s. Is;
also two lots for G. s.. Foster at SO and 80 ~
Several other crops sold at prices ranging from
81 rs to SEQ per 100 pounds.
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only REGULARS
ARE WANTE.D|]|. IN.
Participation Outside Of Persist
ent Professionals is Strongly
Discouraged.
ANTHRACITE c0ALERs GO UP
Spectacular Advances Scored in
tic High Priced Members Of
the Group
(By Associated 1,rcss.)

q NEW YORK, May 17.-The profcs-
eionul limitations of the current stock
market defined clearly themselves
again by the action or to-days ,nurket
VaryNg fluctuations over Il narrowing
range and consequent dlscournsemcnt OF
any participation outside Of the most
persistent, professional operators were the
\ Characteristics Of the trading. The
strength was pretty strictly confined to
the group Of anthracite coalers on the as
sumption that great benefits were to ac-
crue from the labor settlement for term
OF three years to come Very Ispcctacu-
B lar advances were scored In the high
priced members Of tho group. Thc Penn
gropp saGeet w 1Gom w ,ns
FATHER clearly trnceable 70 the disclosure
elicited by. the inquiry into the soft,conl
carriers and By report That Presid ir !
Cassatt contemplated retirement e th he
violent decline IN National hsad on N b hnr
formidable to those who have :, bought 6 I
other stocks on an extensive rise IN M
ticipation of new dividend declarations n.
or OF increased DIVIDENDS More serious err, ~
the currency o,itgo to San Francisco. me n,
movement is said to be likely 70 rcaG e
considerable proportions again N
preparation I, for the ! eaT syn re1 Trnn-
cisco, Local money ratcs were not allec.-
cd by the renewal OF the movement 70
san Francisco Crop damage reports - al IL
fected the wheat market ana may t my ny
contributed to the unsettlementG OF stocks
The The sagging movement was as irregular
as yerterday's hardening movement ~ 1, on "
there vas a general yielding az 'he '''s
and the closing tone, WAS weak. - !,
Bonds we're irregular. Total Gales, par
value. 81, 10000. -, ~
h United States bonds were unchan ged on
Total sales OF stocks were 1,ol7'so
shares.
eaev ~ 3aa 10 per cent: ruling rate. il
ner cent: closing bid 3 per cent: offered
al 1-2 per cent Tinreloans easy: 80 anys !:
4l-2 per cent: six mohthss ~ per cent a,,t !;
prime mercantile PAPER. 5Hb IL pct &C cs ~;
Sterling exchange, hrmer. TT - S5 q 20
sas5a5 for demand and at Hs2.,Sn ~ "a
FIR cO4dav bills Posted rates =, s'a an"
s4s61-2 Commercial bills. :! 81 81.
Par silver. ,G7-ss Mexican oo''ars'
n 10 a.. Ais
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Cotton Letter Y q;
BY MILLER & COMPANY

NEW York, aay 17.-This was another day
Of big spot, business In LiverpoelF,at higher
prices, and tho sale OF it, 900 to-day brings tho
total for tho four days, past to the 3extraordl.
nary hgure Of 5000 bales, Near months were "a, g
strong. but the new crop positions were h ,sI1
weather throughout the cotton belt
& In this market there was notable demand
throughout the morning for July. principally
for. account Of straddes between New York <
and Liverpool. Present differences are quite
favorable for undoing straddles and liquidation
Of these transactions has been the principal pa
i!shed for May lls5. and Tor July !, las While
Of thoir high figure on the last drive
During tho latter half OF the day there was
considerable selling OF new CROP and the short
interest in them5s being sranilly Increased.
he moment In Inc gannf,or, 81 & present fnlr,
weather. and yli,tla Thought lsI given 70 the
possibilities sof a wet spell later on with q
short supply q labor Should the crop At any
the grass! q great deal OF It would have to be
absolutely abandoned; The best evidences ot
Der Of sinytancess cahio: be accomplished, sim
ply because the hands to- do It are not avail
able. I'D
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DANv1LLE TOBACCO MARKET.
(Reported BY Dlbrell Bros.)

Dnnville, Va. May II, 1905
Very small loose sales to report This week,
the quality Of which has been rather poor.
the CROP Prices are without change. being
firm on K all grades but without sufficiently
large breaks to attract a good attendance OF
buyers; an occasional lot sells reasonably low.
The hogshead market seems more active and
a good deal OF tobacco is changing hands. me ne
demand seems mostly from ana nufacturers. and
not Speculative Some little planting has been
done In the ola bet.7 but has not been general.
the cold weather having retarded the Srowtn
situation has recently improved somewhat.
with good rains In the lastSten days The Ian land
than usual and 1t seems 10 be the intention
Of the farmers to use fertilizers more freely.
and thereby make tho tobacco Yield better IN
oh
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France. s.s,g bales; 70 tho Continent ss.4 's77.
Total since September LIST al al ror;s-..Ne:
receipts 73,s.eo1 bales: report to Great Brita,n
se3s its bales to France, 6il,142 bales; 70 tns
Continent, 2.3ls,79l bales: to japan, 169,s ~
bales to Mexico o,7si bales g
NEW ORLEANS, May l7.-coTToN--spo
cotton In good demand for the higher grades.
which very scarce sales 200 bales; int ior
ing 60 70 arrive .and soo o. .. QuotatlooHs
unchanged: middling. ii 1-l6c !!
Futures apparently. making an effort. though
a weak one, to following Liverpool. opened
stional in the early trading. but heavy selling
sent he narke, down tas point tn The 1rsa,ns
tons numerous, but ma rrow. The market cioted
dull at Tie both with net Losses OF Z points on
May and 90 points on the other mon ms q.
Cotton futures closed: any. l1.3t; juno, y;
j uly, <i.4S; august. ll.o0 September. lo.O;
October, 1859; November. 1857 December
10, 60: January, TO- 81 tE25t35
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\ COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK May l7.-Ths cotton mark y
MA a rather less active to-day and ruleo IT
:. eIlar within IA narrow range. the close Pc
Inc steady at unchanged prices TO- net ae.
clina of Q points Sales were esuIhuleu -.
ehnnt zoo. coo bales The opening was steady az
nm advance OF 3a5 points. aud soon atlesw sarl
the general list was $40 points higher on coy
which was inspired by the Arm cables anu tne
Continued big spot sales In the L!yerpool mar
ket which reported business Or l9.u" y pa 80
81 an advance OF points. aopo na!es q Wy
to,la being for speculation and export, F1lNhie
cables said that Americans were puyins sp hee
for speculntion,l and this led to the iach Wa,
the focal bulls were operating ABROAD - WIN =.
!" yie,y OF stamping the nearby shorts but a.
she advance here there was heavy se!l'Is
SulI leaders. The demand from scattering "a, ,hs
Tarkett soon sold back TO about the CLOSING ~,
figures OF the previous day. the bl ~ a ~
NOT follow the market down, being disposed
anna ently to merely supply such buying OF ;
deers as came In the ring, and the marKet
during the middle and late session sho%e y
verv little feature or movement. Win the ciosS
=, practically the low point Of the session.
so,,thern spot markets We're unchanged TO nc
Higher With fair sales at couple Of, OF point.
het Including 3. 600 for export and so5 bales ior
nno 1r Weather advlces were considered
favorable. -, ,,aro 30 7fo
haios against S,O33 last week. ana $500 !ast
vear For the week 5000 baRes against y ,ooo
}cst week and lEAA.7 last year. To7Gay r.,
ceInfs nj New Orleans $3.50? bales against o,.l!
last year, and at Houston Isl pales against
].O9s last year.
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ai'-- ----1-- 7-7TTI7I 81 FtqHf 'slt 81
TOBACCO MARKETS..

Bsl43 Richmond. Va. May IL 9O6.
Tobacco-Dark Fired-Recelpts continue very
light and market quiet at UNCHANGED prices;
very little doing. Brights-,Market@ continues
ouiet. but firm at prices quot ed !: light receipts.
Sun-Cured--Market continues active at I'M
changed quotations: receipts light. 4tg l!:5$is
3 NOTE-Sluch OF the tobacco arriving. is In q
Planters are cautioned TO look after the order
Of their tobacco before sending It to market.
n The quotations are as follows:
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The Produce Market.

Receipts OF country produce were not ms
large yesterday as the commission mon on; on
no falling of in tho demand business WINS
quite active on the street Yesterday, and prices
Sn-Ing chickens are becoming more plentiful
a nd The figures, much to the Joy OF the chckcs
lovers, have been shaded somewhat. GOOD
chickens are now ,whalesallng at % to % cents
na Mound. u h. a
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Chesapeake e Ohio Ry.

Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis. chs
cago, Louisville. Nashville, Memph!s.
200 pm. and II 100 .. T. daily. 8s5l N
Westbound Local rralnss s,a
7:so a. m, daily and sis p m. week days.
Newport News. Norfolk and Old Point..
eo1 4 m. ind 4o0 p. m. daily. 4 "a. Y
Local for Newport News and Old Point
7;35 a. m. and 500 p. m. daily. MI
James River llne: a55s 544s4sss.
VII 1890 a. m, daily: 5:l5 D, M week days, III
Arrive Maine Line from west: 4 IN Az III,
s.s:S0 A.. Nj. IS 80 p Nj s7:l5 P, NJ. nFforl
East: .1o:o5 a.. NJ, '11:+5 a. Nj 90 = tMMT
IS p NJ. James River: ssS:40 "A. NJ, 4'b:At
P. NJ. (sDhtly, Eek sunday.l n u
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Back to Nature,

JOS Lnksik returned from Saskatcne-
wan. Canada, last Saturday, He made
the trip for the purpose Of investigating
the merits Of some Canadian soil which
Mrs, Simmer has since taken In exchange
for her stock OF clothing Sleepy Eys
(Minn) Herald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18
RAILROADS.
r. f. & P. s ss;s;;ss |,

FoCon1ao ~ ~ if 81,
Trains Leave Rehmond-- NorthNatd. III II
4:s6 A. M..-Daiiy-Byrd 81. Through. sifA
6:2o A. M.-Daily--Maln 81. Through. tS5s5Ss
< 7.S A. M.-,Wsek Lays-Eba. Ashland 40.
Z SEQ A. M.--Daiiy--rytd 81. through. Local
1905 r'oon-week Dnys-Byrd st. through. SsS
400 =. M.--Week Days--Byrd St. Fredericksd ~
burg Accommodation. Yg 5 II VIII
sos ?. M-Daliy. a,an ST Through. u 4
4 s'so p;M.--,Week Days-Elba. Ashland Ad-.tt
$40 2. N, v ly--Byrd 81. Through. q
Trains Arrive Rlohmond--s Southwark.
$40 a. M.--week Days-E Eliza Ashland AZ.
5a ,cor1f1odntion. %ssA5lE
s:2o a. M.---Week Dnys-Byrd st. Frsder.cxs-
burg Accommodation. llr 3I@5 81
500 a. M.-Dally- Byrd st. Through. 3
l l 4: ~. M;;--Week Days--Byrd ST. Throusn.ag
81! I, M -Daiy--Maln ST., Through. Il.
6;4s =; MaWsek Days-Elba. Ashland As.
ss MM LbaIyHyfa s. Il T %ssssRh Loea
1910 r. M.--paliy-aialn 81. Through.
all above trains except trains arriving HicSA
modations. NJ IL - .tiT ~ Eg llyf
Time q arrivals and departures and cornsSsse8is
tiony not g,iaranteed. AS,4 r. 81 "a . h. &. ~
W D. DUKE, g. w. ct1LP. W. p TAYLDK.
Asst. 70 Prest. Gsn'l. supt. raj. NIT. X !.
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NAVAL STORES.

Y WILMINGTON. n, c.. May l7.-SP1K1TS
TURIN MISUNDERSTANDING doing: receipts, ~
casks. Rosln-Firm at $3.50; receipts, 2oe bar
rels Tar-F'rm at $3.50; receipts. IS barrels;
4 SAVANNAH. C4A.,l May II -TURPDNTlNSts-
2.o62 Casks; Shipments. los cnsks. Rosin-Firm ;
sales 400 barrels ~: q: barrels a ship
HCHARLESTON,&s S. C., May &l7.-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROsrN--Nothlng doing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18

One of the boyhood teachers of David
/ ivingstone, the african missionary, is
Rev. II. H. Coldwell, q member OF the
Ian ca shire. and Chelsea Preshytery IN
England, eighty-eight years OF age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WEST POINT, MAY. II. 1906.
ARRIVED. Ii
Steamship Charlotte Murphy baltimore. paE-
sengers and general cargo
+ 515sl 3 5i'ai SAILED.
Steamship Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo
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wheat strong: SPOT contract, ssdss c.; south
crh Gby aair,ilet hot quoted Corn-Fil m: spot.
5sNc; southern white S5haSh ;sac q AZ,
Dull. Butter-steady and Unchanged; fancy
Initiation, 1sdl9cs; do. creamery. 2laa2c
Eggs Firm and unchanged at 1ehc. CHEESE
Strong and unchanged large. September, 14hc.;
November i4c Sugar-steady: coarse, gran
nj ed S. 70:l fine, "a. TO- Eg55,S. W. .sfsf5
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RICH,toND pRoDuCE MARKET.

FLOUR Market continued quiet q: rr;c.s
quoted; receipts moderate WHEAI-it ec" w
demand at fui quotations; OF prad's an!
common continue very dun ana nesesie ana
active with light receipts. oATs-nsceip.s
continue light and market quiet. RYE-un..
changed; quiet. HAY-Rece!pts have Increased
but demand continues good for the best grades.
Fl POTATOEs-Old stock)-Receipts increasing
and market weak. iSew stockl-Actiye; llsn
receipts. E}54 Il e y n .s:.s
receipts moderate =. ,
DUTTER-R Receipts moderate. but the demand
Is limited. except for strictly fancy stock. -
n POULTRY-Market nrm and active for al
stock except for small thin chickens which
are not wanted; chickens Weighing less man
light. 81. , .5. ....., ~ 5t
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK-Wheat. l4v9o
bushels corn. 1854 bushels; oats, $500 push
els; flour. 3125 barrels; hay. 6al tons; millteed
STOCK IN ELEVATOR Wheat. 1,47o bush bush
els; oats. 1874 bushelr,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA, May i7.-PEASuIs--
firm at SIC for fancy stock;
machine picked at X 12hc shellins Stock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18

Spot cot ton closed quiet; mTuH1IHI uTn..'7'
l.oS; middlins gulf, is,sS; sales sso' bales
rotton nuiet; m,ddllng, 200; gross receipts
Us bales ;sales, 1906 bales; stock, 1905 pales'
stock $50 bales. = 20 $50
Total to-day at al ports-Net reee'pssi 81 10
ne Continent, 2ess bales; TO japan, 24s balesi
stock, Hl7, $3.50 bales q, ~,
bales; export no Great Britain, 1905 bales; 70
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Southern Railway

~ scHE !, 3 IN EFFECT ArR1L p 1908. .
/, IA TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND t.ss
- .W =. M-Daly-I.ocal for Charlotte. N. c..
s'SV 4. NJ. T-Daily--Lmit ed--Buffet Pullman "a 4
atlanta and Birmingham New OrlennAa
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the SOUTH:
through coach for Chnse City. Oxford, !.
...o Durham and Raleigh. n s5 4a5t
Ply o +. Mex. sunday-Keysvilla Local.
1880 ?. M.-Dnlly----L Limited Pullman ready s,A
+. M for all the South 3l ~
,.,o YORK RIVER LIME. %3
$40 M;-Except sunday-No.3 ls--Baitirnofs
a:15 ?; Except sunday--No Local III
West Point. i$l }s5f Vi 49, -
3,... TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. slg M
s s:ss n" 7:6o p MFron, AZ the South. , y,
Chase& City and Local Stations $H .s5gtf$
Egg a N.-From .Kevavllle and Local Statinnsa:
z gig a. Mo. 15-From Baltimore and West
1o:45 4: NJ. No. .. sis ~ NJ. No. "a FROM
West Point and Local Stations. YIN III
NO IS and No. ia stop Quinton. Tunstalls.s
White House and Lester Manor. II Yfs1
W; WESTDURY. D. p. A.. Richnond vs.
8. H HARDWICK, ". II. 5TAYLOB..SI
p r. NJ. G. P. # A. s33A ja'
II. B. SPENCER. aen,l Msr..S5!. .ls:,s
Washington. D. G. II. z r
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 17-Out- tof-town buyers
of Importance we're more frequent In the dry
Reasonable n weather With consequent dllninution
OF retailers. stock was evident in the business
OF the jobbers. Fine dress prints and gthg-.
hams for spring OF 1907 were sold for price3
showing an average advance OF 10 per cent.
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8Gresat,aD,ee;sttrio,yJjee'rI's!7

The potato bug, the premier DESTROYER
of farm products in prairie days. holds
the insignificant place of fifteenth on
the Department OF Agriculture list OF de-
structlon. Only s&,OoO,000 of loss is charged
up to the potato bug, against $4,000, GOO
to the army worm, Ignored by paragraph
ers and neglected by crop reporters. The
boil weevil is admitted to cost tho coun-
try s2O.OOo.00O II year and the I1esslan fly
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pETERsBURG TOBACCO MARKET,
CAS- Reported by cradaock-Jones. Virginia
Warehouse)
Petersburg, Va. May II. l9Ob.
Most OF Inc crop has been marketed,
Tho quotation sare as followsi .
Common lugs.,..,,,..,'','.,..,'t e'W W NV
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$iu,tNb,Vul, .E-7ItE
These are ,yportentlox a agureF Of de-
structlon. but they lack the Gust omnry
hallmark OF the ofllcinl agricultural list
they are not exact Forty million doll
lars of loss to crops from the. IIcsslnn
fly every year is less convincing than
this would be. "s39,S70,543,o1 isethe total
loss reported by the Department OF Az
rlculture from the ravagcs Of the Hes.
sian fly M
The San jose scale is marked down,
so to speak, In damage doing 10 $4,000
CO., and the codling moth overtops this
figure with a total loss of s2O.ooo, 1000
AS was to be. expected. he mlld-ap,
pearing grasshopper does not escape the
notice OF the agrIculturalist, a loss OF
$5O,0OO,00O year Is charged to this foe
OF farmers The chinch bug outdoes
even the grasshopper. sixty million dol
lars a year Is the loss caused by the
chlnch bug, IN tsti I
The figures Of the Washington expert
mental farmers foot up nearly 5000, 0oo,O OK
a year loss from bugs and Insects. mol
including beetles, crlckets flies and New
Jersey mosquitoes.
b Notwithstanding this chronological de,
vastation, ms reported from Washington
the crop reports from all other parts ot
the country Indicate great agricultural
prosperlty.--New York Sun. +
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Richnlonders in New York.

Especial to The Tlmes-plspatch,l
NEW YORK, May l7-Bresln, W, ],
Payne. A, Cameron, Jr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18
Merchants and Miners
TRANSFORMATION Go.

Boston, Mass, ard Proyidsnss, r. ls8 M
Steamers leave Norfolk sos Boston Tassa assy
denca Monday, Thursday and Saturday xt
p. NJ Passengers and freight TAKEN t9E ~
New England Points Tickol on sale ~ q, Ani
q. Rwy. and n, and w. Rwy. oHlesA -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18
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ONLY ALL-RA1L LINE TO NoRFo 1K...
Leave Byrd-st Station. Richmond. Dally;S
3. In Effect IAN 9Th. 1908 SfsSi s
FOR NORFOLK: $500 A. 81, g 100 n
NJ. 7;25 p. M. M l sSgss Nh
rs FOR LYNCHBI1RG..,@ the WEST ana
the soUTHWEsT: 9:o5 "A. NJ, 1910 Noon;
900 p. M. Pullman Parlor and slernlna
cars Cafe Dining cars. Trains arriya
daily from Norfolk s11:40 $3.50 p Nj
from the West 7:42 A. NJ. 2:66 T. NJ. go
once s3s e.. Main St. 'Flyer: 2 hrs. a.
w r. BEvILL. g, Fl. BOsLEY.
Gen. Pass. Agent. Dist. Pass. Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-18
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,

Richmnnd. Va, May y. 1000
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia centurics--i.HN nt 1874 l,p'' al ''7'
SALES SINCE BOARD