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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Mcdowell and lit.
tie Miss Edith Mcdowell. recently of
Mrs. Wv. HI. Mcdowell here.
Miss Sallie Reynolds Is the guest of her
sisterts Mrs. Burks. in TwentS-third
Street.
Master Clyde Nrattox. Of Highland
Springs. has returned home. after q visit
to his aunt. Mrs. Willie Mcdowell, of
Twenty-tirst Street.
Miss Mamie Allen was the recipient of
a very delightful surprise party a few
evenings ago by g number. OF her young
friends. The evening was pleasantly spent
late hour, when refreshments were served.
after which the merry company dispersed.
Among these present We're Misses Matte
Bessie Bessie Alien, e Fannie Prince. 'f Pearl Mi.
f1eton. Mary johnson. Vrgie Powell, Man
ME AlleIf-Gracie Lowery; Messrs. Willie
NIifleton. Walter Cordley, Louis AIiffie-
Jenkins. Charlie Ganzert. Alvin Lowery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Gentry and Mrs. Fred
Allen,
hall on Thursday night. under the aus
pieces OF Paramount Council, Jr., O. u. a.
H., was decided success. The following
splendid programme was given:
Miss Lena Atkinsons pantomine class;
selections, Grace Street Baptist Church
Quartette; humorous song. Mr.. Bales;
solo. Mr.. Eugene Davis; piano Selection
Miss Bessie Cartwright selection by Grace
Street Baptist Church Quartette, comedy
Collection by w. Freeman; Miss alnter and
Lonnie Wilson: plano selection. Miss Sa-
die Bryant humorous song. Mr.. Harry
Kemp, accompanied by Mr.. Lewis Mayor;
selection, Captain Frank Cunningham;
elocutiOnist. Miss Kate Fuller; selection,
Grace Street Baptist Church Qunrtette:
National hymn, My Country, TITS of
Thee" by audience, which closed the en-
tertainment.
A box social was given in the old Chris
,tian Chapel a few evenings ago for the
benefit OF the building fund OF the new
Paramount Christian Church. The affair
was a decided success. both socially and
financially: a nice sum was realized from
the sale OF the pretty boxes, which were
given by the young ladies,
Those present We're Misses Grace Diggs,
Carrie Gibson. Mamie Palmore, Ruth
Adams. Molie Martin, Minnie Palmore
Ruth Evans, Elsie Koclt. Laura Martin
Hester Hall. Irene Davenport. Bessie Mar
tin Ruth L.otsey, Ruby Valentine. Olga
Adams. Halle Wharton, Lucy McCarty;
Mesdames T.. ]. Martin, Francis Conchu
Jesse Meeks, Forrest Mitchell and Messrs.
Glenn Adams, Spencer Martin, Tom
Maxey, Archer Iorosser. Ted Martin. Will
lie mccarthy, David Shelby. BENJAMIN
Prosser, Harvie Adams, Maury Diggs, Il,
ConChin. l.. ], Martin. Ernest Portiwig
Charles mccarthy, Sam Sharpe, Lewis Gar
nett, Erve Martin, Willie Prosser, Mel
vim Maxcy, Stone, Poney and others
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
PRICE REVERSAL
ON STOCK MARKET.
The Dealings Highly Professional
and Rather Limited in
Scope.
LIMIT OF MOVEMENT REAc HE'D
--.--.--
Time Loans Reported Firm and
Were Quotably
Higher.
LIMIT OF MOVEMENT REAC HE'D
tBy Associated press3

NEW YORK, February 27.--'rhe rever-
sal In the direction OF prices to-day from
that Of Yesterday does not alter the fact
that the stock market was closely similar
In character To that OF yesterday. The
dealings were highly professional and
rather limited In scope, and developments
hnVing any actual bearing on values had
very little to do with the operations.
The retracing to-day of the course OF
Yesterday seemed due largely to the fact
that the available limits Of the upward
movement were reached 40 far as pro-
fessionaI operators dared to carry them.
The news regarding prospects for the set
tlement Of the labor controversy In the
coal trade was more hopeful than that
of yesterday. Reading. however. failed
Ia hold its advantage on that score. and
shared in the general decline The Hill
railroad stocks were conspicuously weak
and moved very widely on the decline.
Many runiors circulated Of an alleged
hitch in the much discussed plan for the
sale OF orc lands to the United States
Steel Corporation. The price OF copper
was raised another fraction In this mar
kot, without avniilng to hold Amalgamat-
cd Copper against the downward tide OF
the market
Time loans were reported firm and quo
tably higher. Interest WIS shown In the
reported Intention to close up the inter-
national mercantile marine underwriting
syndicate. which has been extended from
time to time 10 allow the marketing Of
the bonds. but which are to be distributed
to the syndicate members ut II loss on
the underwriting estimated on the pres
ent market value of the securities at
twelve per cont. The continued strength
OF the Wabash issues. In face Of the gem
crai weakness. was due to r,mors of n
refupdIng bond Issue and nj an alleged
plan for an outlet tn New York. Tho
closing tone was weak and at conspic
uous losses for the day.
Bonds were irregular, Total sales. par
value. s3.5io.0oo. United States threes
and old fours advanced oDc-four,h per
cent on call, and the new tours declined
one-fourth per cent. on call.
Total sales Of stocks were sss,ooo shares
NEW YORK. February 27.-SIoney on
call IG5 per cent; ruling rate. Az: clos
ing bid, -; offered, per cent.
Time loans firm; 30 days. III; 90
days, 5's: six months, 5G5 Ia.
Prime mercantile paper. 5a5 Ia. ster-
ling cxcangc easy. with actual business
In bankers bills at ass. 20flts525 for de-
mand. and at is2.snG 1925 for sixty
day bills. Posted rates. isahG4si and
fS7N 1915. Commercial bills. ASP SIS. Bar
silver. 6sf. Mexican dollars. 81 SIS.
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LUMBER FAILURE DOESN'T
AFFECT THIS STATE
iRy Assoclated Press.l

LOUISVILLE. KY, February s7.-Per-
kins and Pettibone. wholesale lumber
dealers, filed a petition in bankruptcy to-
day in the United States Court. They list
liabilities of se67.3e2 and assets of SO, 2s5
Mr.. Pcttibone. it Is understood, made m
Individual assignment in Laurel, Mo-, II
few days ago. The attorney for Perkins
and Pettibone says the suspension is due
to the failure OF the John M. Smith, Lum-
Der Company. OF Nashville. Tenn, and
the Frank M. Creelman Lumber Corn
pany OF Chicago, The attorney stated
also that his clients were endorsers Of
the Creelman company's paper up.to the
amount of 100000.
Among the creditors are The Ameri-
can National Bank, of Nashville, Tenn,
$4,000. Fourth National Bank of St.
Louis, Mo-, $1,000; international Bank,
ST. Louis. $1,000; Oriental Bank. New
York, s.s51: Federal National Bank, Chi
cago. about $4,000; Defiance City Bank.
Defiance. Ohio. $500. and the Florida
Lumber Company, about $1,000.
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Fredericksburg Affairs.
rsnecial 10 The Times-Dispatch.

Especial TO The 'rimes-Dispatch)
FREDERIGkSBURG. VA. Feb. '2I.--
Miss Anna Selling. who has for some
time been the superintendent of the Mary
Washington Hospital In this city, has
gone to Newport News to take charge
of nospi,n! there. The hospital here
is temporarily under the charge OF Miss
NJ. NJ. Erockenbrough.
Captain S., j. Quinn, of this city. has
returned from n visit to Buffalo, ~ Y.
where on the night of February I'D he
delivered an able address before Wash
ington Lodge. No. 24o, OF Buffalo, on the
subject. washington. the Mason. =
Captain quinn is deputy grand master
of the Grand Lodge of NIasons of Vir-
einia and past master Of No. OF this
city. which made George Washington a
Mason - ~ - =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
TRIUMPHANT TOUR
OF THE CORN SPECIAL
Over One Thousand Farmers
Greet Speakers at Various
Points the Last Day.
tspeclal to The r'lmes.p Ispateh.l


ROANOKE, VA, February 27.-The last
day of the Corn. Special itinerary was
completed this afternoon. the train ar-
irving 10 Roanoke at . o'clock. Those
who had charge OF the car were eminent
ly pleased With the trip and expect fine
results to follow.
While 1t was experimental, the Agri-
cultural Department has been SO much
encouraged by the interest taken In the
move by the farmers that II will be re-
peated some time in the future.
Although there was heavy fall of
snow all through the Valley to-day. good
crowds turned out at Stuart's Draft.
Greenyfle Natural Bridge. Buchanan,
Troutville and Holins.
1t is estimated that fully 1000 farm
ers turned out to-day to hear the lee
lures
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COTTON MARKETS..
Richmond. Va. Feb. y. 1875.
GALES AT BOARD
Virginia cen,uries-sep at 90. 5000 al ss,s
STATE SECURITIES g,a axL.t

NEW YORK Feb. a7.-The cotton marke.
was very quiet to-day. sales being estimated
= only 1900 bales Prices sa were generally
The opening steady at an advance of eit6
points. which was rather. better than due on
the showing of Liverpool futures, owing to .he
big spo, business reported in the English
were 5000 bales and another. 1000 bales We're
reported to-day. Private advlces from The
South also reported n big spot demand at in
terror points with desirable grades sparingly
offered, and 1t was rumored that considerable
block OF the local stock had been sold TO be
officially reported as i, was shipped out. In
spite OF those reports there was no outside
demand. due. In some measure perhaps 70 the
fact that New Orleans was closed for the
Nard Gras festival and shortly af.er .o the
Ing prices Off 3 or 1. points in the hope. OF
finding stop orders. There was, no llquidatlon
OF consequence however. and the market rail-
lied toward midday on covering and trade, de,
mand, ruling generally steady In the afternoon
and closing steady within or points OF the
top. Southern spot markets were unchanged,
according to official reports
Receipts at the ports To-day were re Y lsS bales
For the week o 10000 bales aEans, l4s sos lat
at Houston 1910 bales against 1919 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
School-House Burns.
fsnccIal 10 The T'imes- Dispatch

-ISpcCIH1 10 TIC II11IVs-I1IspatV1.1
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. February q.
The public school house near Liberty
Church, in Caroline county. was destroyed
by fire a few evenings ago. The teachers
of the school are Mr.. Reuben Beasley and
Miss Mary Brooks. School had been dis
missed at o'clock, and at 6 the house
was in flames, and they made such head
way that the fire could mot be controlled.
Origin of the fire, unknown. There was
no insurance.
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Prices continue Arm and show u slightly per-
eepiible advance over last week. The market
shows more activity and the buyers seem more
anxious than at any time In many months.
All classes OF buyers are on the market In full
force--the. brokers' manufacturers and the
dealers. Tho hogshcad market also continues
active and many round lots, considering the
small stocks held have changed hands since
orr last report There Is also somewhat more
activity In common and medium and wrap
peers. which have hcon allow OF sale at low
prices for some months pass.
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Southern Railway

7.oo TRAINS LEAVE RicHMoND.
,ss .y q. M-Daily-Local for Charlot.e n. C.
NJ -Dnily-Ilmited-Butfe Pullman 10
MSt sa,l,s, and birmingham. New Orleans.
ri,rnppnhs. Ghattanooga and all the SOUTH
s.oo plurhari and Raleigh.
lin 8 M.-Ex sunday--Keysville Local
M.-Dally--Iinited-Pu ready 9:N
4. M, for all the South
~. YORK RIVER LINE
e laVor1te route to Baitlmors and Es..e-n I
e rv,nts. Leave Richmond 4eo p. M daily.
~ osspt Sunday. connecting with steamer
E tIr baltimore Mondays. Wednesday, and
2h' F, ,Msa;vu.Local-Mondays. wednesday. and
e MM.,.Exeept sunday-For ives. Point,
.unIshecting with steamers for BaItimors
ana r,Ser landings Mondays. wednesdays
ca... Fridays Steamers can at 0lou.
IL, NJ FONT Almonds and Clay Bank
we.t Except sunday-Localr mixed for
AK, TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
3:sS p n n. ana 80 Z. M.--From all the South.
Raini.s From Charlotte. Durham and
$40 , 4, tM,,.From Koysvill. and ln,ermed,s,.
s'z' a. M-Daily from Yves. Point with Balt,.
F, FIJI connections Sundays Wednesdays ard
a. 4; M,.Wednesdays and Fridays; $50 P.
po;,. daily. except sunday-From west
G. y wEsTRuRY. D. p. A.. Richmond. Va.
p TrARnDWfcK. w. +. TAYLoE.
II. B. SPENCER. Gent Mgr.
Washington .. G.
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A Fine Entertainment.

a pleasing entertainment will be put
on the stage of the Central Young MEMS
Christian Association hall Saturday night
of this week The Southern Trio, three
pretty girls from Georgia. with their
negro songs and banjo accompaniment.
Miss Turner, the reader, and Mart King.
III his Irish philosophy and negro dialect.
will make an attraction that will thor
nuCniV. entertain.
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NAVAL SroREs,

WILMINGTON. NJ &C., Feb. e7.-sPlRITs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing receipts. 50
casks Rosinr1NothIns doing: receipts. In
rels. Crude Turpentlnc-Firn at ssa4.i5; re-
ceipts. i5g barrels
Quiet a, sec: salcs 20 casks: receipts, Il
ca SKIS. shipments. 50 casks, Rosin-Frm: sales.
1000 barrels: receipts. 1876 barrels; STOCK,
'cHARIEsToN. g. G.. Feb. 2L-TuRPEN-
TINE AND RoSIS-Nothing doing.
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Members Of Board Qualify.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Messrs
James Caskie and D. C. Richardson quail
fled to serve on the electoral board, to
which they were appointed by, Judge Witt
on Monday.
Mr.. Caskle will serve for three years.
n full term, and Mr.. Richardson will fill
the unexpired term Of Mr.. Ebel DR..
j. II. Hncliman, the third appointee. did
not qualify Yesterday but ii Is understood
that he will to-day.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET,

NEW YORK. Feb. .I.-FLouR-garely
!.0. Rye F'four-steady Buckwheat Flour.
Nominal. Cornmeal-Firm. Rye-Nominal.
Wheat-F1r,n No. = red. ssAc. elevator. OPP
tlonH Aalhc. net higher. May. s''sc.: July,
S9,rn-Firm: 10. ls,;e; elevator. OPTIONS
Beef-steady. Cut Enthusiastically Lard
Firm: Western steamed. nominal: refined.
steady Pork--steady: family. sls.s19l7.5o;
short clear. sl5aN.50. Tallow-Dull. Kosin--
Steady at "a. iOa4.9. Turpentine--Steady
Rlce-Quiet. molnsses steady. Cofree-spot
Rio; quiet; No; I invoice; 7-lsc.: mild. steady:
changed to decline Of j, y i, points sugar1
fugai. shante. molasses sugar. s..I2 ll-lss, !;
27c. State dairy. lb62sc. Cheese-Firm and
unchanged. Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
Potatoes-Easy; Southern per barrel. s2ff3. 80.
Cabbages-Ftrm: Florida. per crate. s1.3Safa. Is.
Freights and Peanuts-steady and. unchanged.
Ccttonseed Oil-Flrm on covering aud better
export demand Prime crude. E. O.. b mills.
23I, 25,sc.: do. summer yellow. 30Hdslhc.; do,
WHITE s3I33itc.: prime winter yellow, 33d3siac.
CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-Sands:orms In Oklahoma
an dIndisl territory were the principal features
causing firm close to-day IN the local wheat
market. Final quotations on the May delivery
showed gain OF nc. Corn and oats were
each up tso Provisions vera TX d1oc. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Will Reside in York.

Mr. II. g. r.. Moncure will leave Mon
day morning for York, Pa, where lie Will
locate Mr. Moncure will hold the POSI-
tion as assistant manager OF large
business in that town.
Mrs Moncure will Join him after n
visit Of several weeks with relatives In
this city. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
.sla aplands. 1879; midalins gulf loie;

,nIddlnE uplnnda, 1873; middlins gulf ioio;
sales 900 bales.
Cotton, steady; nlddiing. 1915: net receipts.
oales: gross receipts. 2,so4 bales; stock 1876. :
i9 bales.
Total to-day at all ports--S.t receipts. H. Us
bales: export 10 the Continent. 1886 bales;
stock. SIS bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Set receipts. 81, o.
bales; export 10 Great Britain. 81 ;ils bales;
bales
Total since September Is. AT all ports-Set
receipts else. 70 bales export TO Great Brtnln.
21+s. sot bales: 10 France $50. 3ss bales; to the
Continent. i7si2st bales; TO Japan. 62.0s3 bales;
to Mexico. al, bales.
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nAILr'oApa.
M H. g. n Richmond,
Rs OK fredericksburg A
su,syuss,,,s-~~~.z~~,xu~r~ Potomac r. n.

- 49, 81
Tralns Leave Observation-Disclosures
4;25 A. M.--l,nily-Byrd Ct Through.
go a, M.-Day--Main st. Through
$50 a ~. -.t,aily-Ma!n 81 Through. All
Pullman cars.
s3t Al NJ. Except Monday. Byrd s.. Through 4
Al Pullman cars. Z Z ~ " 4
7;2s a, M,aWset Days-Elba- Ashiend Acs
$50 a IN M.--DaiIy-Byrd st. Through. Local
l.;os noon.-wce.t Days-pyrd s.. Through &.
Nv" 81 ti,rS ..A1W Week Days. Byrd AZ gredericxs.
s s,s y n. -nnily-i;a!n st. Through.
s's' =. NJ. Week Days--Elba. Ashland Ao-
$40 = ". -..DaIiy--Byrd 81. Through.
e..a ma q. Arrive lchmond-souti1w,rd
Confectionery modWsek pays-Elba. Ashahl Ac-
e,s purg Accommodation -
n''9 4 local MIs Iss Sasbyra' '2 81 through
SO M%fss .s, 81 sA:ss .sisna 40
S MRbs sIiyzaSs4aa s., s. r4fS ssssass ee.
VIZ p + ,m;npaily-Matn ST. Through. All
ii liz M-R Rsx-Y baz, 81 TThrg ~
III o.iaE..-Pnlman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
M ,e, do9 , trains except trains arriving Rich.
n nsan /, 40 A. week days and local
.,ans ms s e arriyas and departures ana
~ p. DUKE: c. W. cuLP. W. p. TAYLOR.
Asst to Prest. GENT. supt. rraf My.
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Richmonders in New Work.

Especial to The 'rimes-Dispatch.)
NEW YORK, February c7.-Snolair-
Miss u .Rhinaumer; Herald Sauare-M.
Nenfed and wife; Vendome--H. Marks
York;. III. Scott j. C. Lewis: Broadway
Central--C. -. Brooks; Wolcott-,K. S.
lavish; Netherland-R. a. Reed
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
oPRT OF RICHMOND. FEB. %. 1865.
ART1VEr

disc and passerserss Old Dominion line.
Steamer pocahontas, Graves. James River
landing and Norfolk merchandise and pas
senger Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfok. inercan.
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
Schooner Silver Star. Williams. shirley, Va.
terra Gotta pipes.
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pnY GOODS A1AnKEr.

NEW YORK. Feb n, --Morc or less res:ric
ton, was noted at first hands in the dry goods
active demand. The chief factor In sustaining
the price level OF many lines was their soid-up
conll tion.
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CATTLE MARKErs.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tsales at Union Stock Yards)

Richmond. Va. Feb H. 1905
report o. the live stock market Tor the week
ending February 18th, is as follows:
s.i pest steers 5sHe lot q superior steers.
fair. 2iaa.ac.: hes; helfers. l;ls6sigc.; medium
70 good. 4a4.c.: common. st.tf3sc. best cows,
SnJ4c.: common to fair tff3Ac: bulls ga
ssttc; calves. sd7isc. for best. common. siss
Ssc,; fresh cows. with calves s25a50.Oo per
read sheep best. 6a5hc-; fair to good. 4tsSg
anc common 3qtc.; best lambs. 7Gi7I1c.; COM
mon 10 fair; 5tsg6nc.: best hogs. 81 as. 50c. !:
:, Prospect good for all kind of stock for mex,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

n RETERSBURI5 PEANUT MAHKtsT.
tReported by Rodgers Mccabe and Col
PETERSBURG. Va. Feb. oT.--PEANUTS--
Spanish--hlarket firm al siO2is per bushel;
receipts light. Sirginlas--Market quiet ut &c.
for fancy stock machine picked. 2gghc.; she'll
ing stock az lsI2c.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond. vn. Feb. a 1905.
!. Tobaceo-sun- cured-Receipts moderate. Mar
Active Light reeepis
Dark Fired and stemmng Receipts moderate
markst steady at prices quoted.
q damaged condition. and such tobacco sell.
Two. Planters are cautioned 10 look after tbs
order I OF their tobacco before sending i. tc
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway,

Cars leave corner OF Seventh and Perty
Streets. Marche.ter every hour Ton the hour)
from 6 a. NJ TO 10 p. N. Last car Y midnighe.
Cars leave .etersburg. foot Of Sycamore
Street. every honr from 6:2S Al n. to 1a:ss 2.
NJ. daily except Sunday
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich
mond cara. -
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Postmaster Arrested.
Especial to.rhe Times Dispatch

Especial to'rhe Illness DIspatcf.)
CHARLOTTE, N. G., February 27.-
Postmaster George T.. Patterson, of Con-
cord. has been arrested for nbstractlng
letters from tho mail. ffe gave bond for
$1,000.
One Of his clerks, it is alleged, acted
III collusion With him, and the clerks
arrest will follow.
The case will be heard at the next
term OF Charlotte District Court,
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ply light; market steady. Choice. ,55oa5.75;
prime. s. Na5.to. Hogs-Reeelp;s light; mark.
ss: lisa y osssl 9o eauR' p hna
g soIf IS; roushs. ssIa.s5. Surprisingly light.
semon ;sHs las, ssaSc; veal 'e ealsss
ss1s.s
CINCINNATI, o.. Feb. 27.-HoGs--Active
cat,le-strong. Fair to good shippers. 81 soW
s.ss; common, sadf3.o0. Sheep--Strong at S. al65
$50. Lambs-Strong at s4.25dT.35.
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head; Market steady. Common 10 prime steers,
q Isas g; cows. sa.isa4.o0; caves s5a7.s5.
ttoss-Recstpts. MOO shead--Market- 56IioS.
higher. Choice to pFine.c--teavy 1866 80;
medLnm to good; heavy. sS.isas.ss: butchers
" Weights So soGs 30; good choice. heavy, mixed.
ss.toas- Is Sheep-Receipts. i, 600 head. Market
loc higher Sheep. siGt.oo; yearlings. Ss,p0l
6,25; lambs s.. 25G6.9O. ~. ~
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Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

Lynchburg, Va, Feb. FL 1906
=, sales a1.s q loose tobacco on ths Lynchburs
2$d ns reported by John L. oglesby. OF Lynch's
Warehouse, are rs follows:
Sold week ending February 18th, S5l 800
pounds sold week ending February ssad, 052.350
pounds: increase for the week ending February
Sold from September /. 1905. to February :s
1922 y, 7es.Soo pounds; sold from September l.
1874 to February q, 1905. ss55, 700 pounds: In
The quantity of tobacco offered was about
the same as for the pas, 'htse weeks the
trade was quite active during. the week and
prices We're rather better than for the past few
farm work. and the planters are busy prepar-
Ing for their next crop. therefore. II Is prob
able receipts VIII be lighter for the next few
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Take Trip Through South.

axe ITlP I1lIUuSII8 0UuIll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Dattelbach expect
to leave OF, tile 7;l5 train this evening
for, months trip through the South
Their first stop will be Savannah, Ca,
and from there on to Florida; then to
Atlanta and Louisville, Ky.
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NEW YORK. Feb. observation-disclosures
80, head. Nothing doing. Calves-Receipts
none: nothing doing. Sheep and I4arnbs-Re-
.ceipts. 22s head. Nothing doing. Hogs--Re-
ceipts. I.it9 head. State and Pennsylvania
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
Chesapeake q Ohio Ry.

easo, Louisville. Nashville, Memphis,
goo pm and HOO p. n. daily.
Westbound Local Trains,
$50 a. m. and SIS p. m. week DAYS
Newport News, Norfolk and Old PoInt.
a;oo a m. Ind 4:oo p. M daily.
Local for Newport News and Old 7oIne
7;a5 a. m. and 500 9. N. ~sex dayr.
James oliver l,..s.
1870 a n. daily; a:.5 n =. Ss.ak -s>y.
..s Assiye Maine Line iron, yg,.s. es-s2 ".
East; ..l0:o5 A. NJ. ti1:.s A ". va p NJ.
$500 p. NJ. James River. $50 ID. ~. az;
p, NJ eDaily: EEK. Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-28
ATLANTIC COAST LINE

EFFECTIVE JANUARY gath.
Trains leave Richmond daily:
For Florida and South. s:os A. M. 7:25 and
.l1:5o P. NJ.
&c. Norfolk, 900 A. NJ. 400 :. Nj. and
7:25 P. NJ
For N. s W. Ry- west 1910 and 900
p. NJ.
For Petersburg. 800 A. NJ. 1s:io. 900. b:4s
900 and 1870 P. NJ.
For Goidsboro and Fayetteville. 's:5s p. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: l:l7. $40. 1885,
.'lo:4s and 1l:4o A. AZ: '1:oo. eo5. $3.50. 500
and $50 p. NJ.
Except Sunday e. Sunday only.
c. s. CAMPBELL, D. P. A.;