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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-25
CORPORATIONS THAT
MAY Be. D c Il. q.
State Law That Does Not Seem
to Be Very Generally
Understood.

They may not know it. but there are
many chartered corporations In the state
OF Virginia that have failed to comply
with tho law. and are therefore liable TO
forfeit their charters.
Section Al Of tho new revenue law OF Inc
State, enacted by the Legislature In
1908. requires every Virginia corporation
on or be fore the LIST Of February OF each
year, to make n report to the State Cor
poration Commission, upon which the
commission shall assess the registration
fee and franchise tax; the commission is
REQUIRED to send n copy of Its assessment
to each corporation and to the Auditor
OF Public Accounts. and the corporation
ds to pay the registration fee and fran
chlse tax before the first day OF March OF
each year Tho same section OF the same
statute provides that II any corporation
fails to make this report or to pay the
registration fee In any year, and such
default continues for period OF two
years and ninety days, such failure shall
operate as q revocation and annulTent
OF the charter. Under this statute, all
corporations which failed to make the
}'reu,iIred report or pay tho annual regis
tratIon fec for the year 1901, will lose their
corporate existence about the 1st OF Juno
Of this year--that is. ninety days after
the lst OF March, 1905. Tho State Corpo-
ration Commission during the past two
wears has made strenuous efforts 10 reach
every corporation In tho State and to
make 1T acquainted with the provisions
Of this statute. II there is any corpora
ton which has failed to make the re.
uuired report or to pay the registration
fee It should communicate with tho COM
mission without delay.
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COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 24.-Tho cotton market
showed continued nervousness during -dayA
session. hut trading was less active and the
net change small. Sales for the day were es.
timated at $50, 600 bales and the market closed
steady at n decline OF ponts to an advance
Of 2 points 81. !,
points to a decline of1 point. all the near
months being higher In response 70 higher
owing to continued favorable weather IN the
gouth There were overnight selling orders IN
the market at the opening. local bears were
disposed to be aggressive. and there was con-
tintied lid,!dation. which was promoted by
IA siness In the stock market. Prices soon
show a net decline ;of about 400 points UNI
der this pressure with May selling at 1927
movement S II hen and betw. " 1880 points down
t coverns enough o at The decline, TO rally The
market in the connection Win Liverpool buy
3 inT, presumably on tho differences. and the
market rallied, reaching ll.0s for May and
io'ns for lilly in the early afternoon after the
Modification Sf the weekly report Of the Weather
bureau which read b little less bearishly than
expected ligh estimates for to-morrow steady
onl leading points. and reports OF steady
however. and the market eased on again be-
u up from on, tho. lowest on TIE n.ar positions,
is,isi bales againet 2l.54o last week and 81, ss7
last year. For tho week (estinlatedl Z. %, cog
bales against 81, 500 last week and i0L977 las!
year Todny's receipts at New Orleans %, ~
bales against o.?0s last year. and at Houston
1904 bales against t,17s last year,
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lowed / by file OF marines. the mid
sh,pmen officers and then by the Naval
Academy band playing tho dead march
from Saul. The two b-igades OF mid
ship,nen followed, forming in double line
outside tho imposing entrance to Ban
croft Hall as they reached that point.
The casket, which had the next place IN
the line, was followed BY the French
and American naval officers, the Prcs-
dent and Admiral Sands tnen Secletary
~ the Nayy Bonaparte and the French
Ambassador and then by Governor War
f,eld and General Porter.
When the casket had been placed pc.
.neatf1fttle stairway, where 1t Is to rest
Under CONSTANT guard, Chaplain CLARK
said a, brief prayer and the ceremonies
we're at an end. IN st$T.-
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'Fesssed Up.

Harry Brown, n negro, who entered the
home OF Colonel Price. No. 1907 East
Marshall Street, and stole clothing and
jewelry from the room Of Conductor G, G.
shannonhouse, was given a hearing In
Police Court yesterday morning and was
sent to the grand iuy. Iie%admltted hay
Ing stolen tho watch and chainaand sew
eral other articles OF value, hut said
that another negro stole the suit OF
clothes and few other articles of wear
ing apparel.
Tho case WAS worked up by Officers
Thurman and Portiaux, who made the ar,
rest and recovered the goods.
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.M|||SsOUR|ANS TO
VISIT RICHMOND
Daughters Of American Revolu.
ton Will Give Confederacy's
Capital Flying Call.

Next Friday delegation OF Missouri
ladies', who have been In attendance
upon the convention Of the Daughters
of the American Revolution. recently IN
session in Washington, will be the guests
for the day OF the commonwealth Chnp-
ter of the Daughters Of tho American
Revolution of this city. s
They have lust boon to jamestown ana
the exposition grounds, where they were
the guests Of the Exposition Company
While they nre in this city they Will be
driven around town by tho ladies 70
see all the different places Of Interest.
In the afternoon they will attend re-
ception at the home of Mrs j. Taylor
1,llvson, West Franklin Street, given
hv The Commonwealth Chapter.
They will leave for st. Louis, IN their
nriyate car, at ten o'clock Friday night,
There are twenty people In the delesa-
lion. all of whom are among the most
nrominent in the state of Missouri,
Spent for Advertising,
A government expert estimates that the
expenditure for advertising N lNe Was
SIo5 400, COO tlE.lt7zt ti ..s4 '..s...s 6 .lL
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April n.-F1ouR-steady TO
Arm Rye q Flour--Quiet. Cornmeal-Firn.
Rye-puli, Baricy-ouiet.
{ 'Whent-Strong; NO. 2 red, nominal. elevator.
Options halHc higher. May. S7hc'; 'u'y''
9rn-!rm No + !7c a n9m'9 ssc 5uiy
oats.s, eady: mixed. s79a7he.
Rarely STEADY; western prime. ts7sas@: re-
fned. QUIET. Pork Steady Tallow-stessdy.
RosInF1rm At Aoea4,io Tnrpens'ne-f'r''
nieeseoay, holassesIstsaay Ge1tss- ;
RI ne aee sIiHs II ''s p sn,s
far refining sHa: 2sssc, esntr!fuEal. !, aS e
ouiet. confectioners' a. 1s5: mould a. :!.sS
cut loaf and crushed. S. 20: powered. ta.o'i
granula ted $40; cubes: $40 =, :, -,
Butter-F1rm and unclaimed. Gheess e, r nG
Peanu.s-ouiet ana nnshan,geaI c Cat s,s;s1o
%: white jldi.D. Potatoes-steady; FLORIDA,
"I7Stton.eed Oil-Shnde lower early; but
scarcity OF offerings and covering advanced
the market about a cent near the close. fri!ne
crude E. o. h. mills, Shc. nominal; PRIME SUN SUN
mer yellow. s7Ra1t.c. prime white, asc. prime
winter yellow, S9c.
CHICAGO. April 24.-Receipts Of damage 70
the crop b. dry weather In the Southwest
caused an advance to-day OF over y; pea
close the July option was, precisely le above e
Yesterdays quotations. July. corn and oa 3
we're each up Nc, Provisions were shade
Oh to SIC lower. t'Ts 'F-geH
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Emulate Their Deeds.

eve have met to-day to do honor
70 the mighty; dead.-l Remember that
our words OF, admiration are but rs
sounding brass and tinkllng, cylnbals
If we do not by steady preparation ana
by the cultivation of soul and. mina
and body Mt ourselves 30 that IN tlme
K az need yves shall be prepared 70 einn-'
lateYther2 deeds. fI1et every mlnoshlp
man, who passes through this institu-
+ ton remember, asHhe looks upon INC
tomb Of John Paul Jones. that WINE
no courage can atone for the lack Q.
that efficiency which comes only
through careful training OF the men.
and careful fitting out OF the engines
OF war; yet that mono Of these things
can avail unless In the moment OF
crisis the heart rises level withAtne
crisis. The navy whose captains VIII
not surrender are sure In the long
run to whip tho navy whose captains
will surrender. unless the inequality
OF skill Or forco Is prodiglous. me
courage which never yields can not
take the place Of the possession or
good ships and good weapons and the
\ ability skilfully to use these ships ana
these weapons; but Its presence VIII
often atone for many other shortcom-
ings, and If with 1t are combined the
other military qualities, the fortunate
owner becomes literally invlncible.
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STOCK BROKERS.
Geo. t, King ca Co.

1104M %. Main ST., Richmond, VA.
STOCKS, COTTON and GRAIN.
Fractional Lots a Speciality.
Close Attention to Out, own Accounts.
5s PRIVATE WIRES.
NEW YORK, cHlCAGO,NEW ORlEANs
Western Union Branch In our office.
! stock Ticker In Customers Room,
5sE ---Members-----
Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchange
& Strangers Visiting the city are lnyiNed
to make our office their headquarters and
have mail and Wires sent in our care
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SPOT cotton closed quiet; mlddlinE uplands'
~ st. Y,Adlinp pulf. 1885,. ly5 5fTias fG.s8

Cotton. quiet; niddllns, II .eS; gross receipts
4,i46 bales; stock 1856. 5l3 bales r. a..
bales: export to France, 800 bales: % the
Continent. H. es bales: stock oa3 ss7 baies ,es
bales: expor, to Great Britain. 22.7eo bales 70
France. i7,l42 bales; to the Continent. 4Sl ~
bales. - Ma,
receipts o7a7ss bales exposs - Gree. b r. ths
ctontinsnt si5oss7 bales: 70 Japan, 1o'12l balfs;
10 Mexico, c,7e4 bales Ii 5t4St
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STOCKS RECOVER
AFTER BIG SLUMP ! |.
Prices Driven to Bottom During
First 11our, But Re-
vived Later. Y
LIQUIDATION | IN PROGRESS );
-. ~, u. 4g , MN !. 1.,e.tanco
LIQUIDATION IN PROGRESS 70 G. e: 5;
Condition and Needs Of INSURANCE
Companies Important Fac
tor on the Market.
nv Associated press.)

NEW YORK, April M.--The stock mar
ket enjoyed some relief from pressure Of
liquidation today. but not until prices
had beer, driven TO d lower point than
at any time since tho news Of the San
Francisco disaster. This was during tho
first hour, In which business was at 4
high rate Of activity. From tho low
level touched with that time there was
quick recovery to the neighborhood Of last
nights level. Advanced beyond that point
were slow and on Il moderate volume OF
business. The buying decreased as prices
arose above the level. orferinE PROFIT TO
the largest part OF the speculative bear
element. There was no important new
development in the recent tenor OF the
dominant Influence OF the many varying
consequences to flow from the san iran.
cisco losses. There was believed 70 De
liquidation In progress to-day, ~ well as
tho Insurance companies The effect was
particularly marked in the bond depart,
mcnt, and In high grade Investment
stocks of the kind usually held IN the
serves In investment. Bankers we're OF
the opinion that the insurance companies
would have no difficulties In borrowing
funds secnr,;y O. these nv So
But It liz pointed out that at current
market prices the INVESTMENT yields on
securities Is bclowRtfe interest rate for
time loans In the money market. 1t Was
also pointed out that with the necessary
period yet to elapse before adjustment Of
lossea can be made. and the additlonal
period allowed for ther payment the
necessity for realizing on assets OF the
insurance companies g not irt,nrediate
acter remains TO be affected. however, Is
generally believed. with natural repress 70
effect on n speculative buying OF stocks
nrst Quarter Of the year to be reported
by the United STAYS Steel Corporation
helped It's stocks. Not much OF the days
ment during the final hour. and the
market closed heavy and dull. Bonds were
Irregular. Total salos par value. g. 10000
United Statne old as declined Is. the new
As Registered IL. and the coupon 81 per
cent. on call. I'd gntp,
#85 Total sales stocks were ,2s9 600 shares.
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RIchmond and Petersburg Electric Railway.

az, leayA corner az Seventh and Ps!ly
Streets Maneso:ter every hour lon The ho oh
nom A. NJ 70 10 p. H. Last car y snnday.
cara leavs TetarshurE: foot of sy ZSsM IS
Street every hex * from IT I.Mjtea car az Ii
H.. daily. except Sunday. ,,.,,,n. Rioh!
All cars from Petersburg conneeuns 1'oa -
mond cara ".
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BALTIMORE, MD, April e4-FlOUR-Qulet
and unchanged. Wheat-Flrmi SPOT contract,
sWassNS omFr%s sneI 5s}Rsi asEr1 0sts So
western, 7ifl72c. Hay-Firm and unthrnE-
"a nusdseady and %rahamkfs fancy ErEs
steady and Unchanged at I6c Gheese-Aot!yei
iaase. Asptelnber, y4l.c.; November, w.
small, l41tXc. Sugar-Steady and uncnahgea'
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Chesapeake e Ohio Ry.

Cincinnati, indianapolis, 81. Louis, hl.s'
caoo, Loulsvlile, Nashville. Memphis. IN,
z' 400 pm. and ii 100 p. n. daily. n
a6 Westbound Local Tralns' aS3 "a
1880 a. NJ and 5:1B p. m. week days s5isi
Newport News, Norfolk and Old Pol nt, NJ
a:op n nj. ind 400 p m. daily. IS 81 fE2%II.
Local for Newport News and Old Po caIri,sl
7:ss a. m. and 3 90 .. m. week day.
James River Linss ss$ III
1890 4. n daily, 6:1b p m. week days
Arrive Maine Limo from West !: y ~ A., 10
s.s:so A. NJ, ss;S0 p MI .'7;@ p N. M I, Vr ~
East: $50 :05 A. NJ. .l1:t5 A; .7:o 9S, ,aMa:
ssS:OO p. NJ. James River: $3.50 a. NJ , ooS
P. N. (sDaily; ''Ex sunday.s
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u S. refundlng Is. d................ ~
IT, g. refunding "a, coupon ................' ~
u. g. 81, registered. ..................... ~
u s. Old V. resstered ~ y
n nia 4. rnu,s,ered "
- @ III ~ "..h,nor !. . m :. ,,.,..,... ~
IL S. New II. registered -
u. S. New coupon y
American Tobacco y y
Atchison Adjustment h.................... :
baltimore and Ohio 4.s...................... u
Baltimore and Ohio 3h.s....................'5l
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. s....'.'.''.'''
Central Of Georgia IS. ............:''' -
Central OF Georgia LIST 1nc.......,......4...a /:
Cent raj OF Georgia "a .fnc....,...............
Central OF Georgia 81 observation-disclosures %
C.hesa peake and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
Chicago and Alton aaa....... ........., 3
Chicago. B. and Quincy new 4o.."''..:'''
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New York Central gem 3hs............'' "
New Jersey y. on a. go ............... los1a
,,or.neIn i $500 o. ,,L II
NorthHrn lac ~ co lho1a
C tSurIo,h e. NV IT,. rerundine s......... g5M
, Iresom ,n .'i n nn. aita ....,....... l0h
nre roi lco,s
ST. louis ana Iron Mountain, con Ss.... - AZ
e. LONE ,Is am sn,h1yeatern con a. 7sh
e. ahooua ~ Ina s71s
sehpoaru 81 i. Infrertd) .,.,...... sah
Sou.neIn p5anasa't.. 4, cartincates 95X
s southern poi,,.av 'hs observation-disclosures. MA
Southern i.n o. ntrc sis . Mn. ...,,,..,. l23
I Ienas Ast Tand western is.......... s0M
noieuo' 5 o., -. A. ~ l0ia
Lnion raG,n. 49, IL 'fs III. l61 2
! un,om ctnte. SteeI 2d 6s............. 99N
t UnLsu Tt 80 S 80 1l6 y
Mapast 1 1s., s q. TsN
" anhsn "a a. S5k
Wes saiin .nd Taxa Erie as (offered) -. S9!a
w neeilIt en- ~, ~ IL. 1crfercd) .,.,,,. 20
" GaiinaeraI Trust Is......... 95h
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Southern Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL s. 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. I. iissss
1900 A. M--Daily-Local for Charlotte. NJ ". VII
1880 p M..-Daily-Limito d--Bunet Pullman 20
s Atlanta and Blrungham.. New Orleanrs'li
fs Memphis, Chattanooga and all the SOUTH
Through coach for Chase City. Oxfordss;
Durham and Raleigh. .@8f . 5ss,
500 F. NJ FIX. sunday--k eysylla Local. z,
liza E. M.--Daiy-Ll,nl ed-Pullman ready s.Ss
P. Nj for all the South. sI;55S
.fstsl YORK RIVER LINE. .sg55
Tho favorlte route 10 Baltimore and Eastern
points. 1857 5G "a n NJ Saa
2:15 p. M.-Local-Da,iy. except Sundays.
4:20 p. M.-Except Sunday-For West Point
connecting with steamers for Baltimore:
Steamers cali at yorktown and Clay BANK y
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridaya.$
sG and at Gloucester Point. Clements ana
Almonds on Tuesdays Thursdays an loi 4
44s 4; Except sunday-rocal mixed ed i for
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:bS A. NJ. and 1850 p. M.-From all tho South:
1915 2. M..From Charlotte. Durham ana 7
$40 4: \ From K.ysvlle and intermediate
i9 Stations. "A tS53ai5 sSs5 Il .3 32S
1925 a. M,-Dally-From West Point With Bal I.
timore connections daily except MONDAY. .ssssa
10:45 a. 8M.-Daily.f except Sundays and Mon.s
DAYS; b:l0 P. NJ daily. except sunday
From West Point. va a } . XII HI g n rs! ~ AZ
W WEsTnuRY: .. p. A.; Richme m ~ -.
S. Fl. FLA RDWICK, W. Fl. TAYLCE.iE$i
II. b. SPENCER Cen, Msr..
Washington. D. g. u ,sSs {s
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NEW YORK. April 24-Money on call.
sl-4a41-a per cent; closing bid. q per
cent; offered at Az per cent Time loans
firm: 60fdays. 10 days and six months
6l-ods per cent. Prime mercantile
pa per. 3-iG5 IL per cent.
Sterling exchange. easy at ss4.a51
s4.s4.4 10 for demand and at $4.S1. 2o6e48l.25
for G0-day bills. Posted rates. s.. 80 1.?D
;i,s3 and ABB l-2ItAS6. Commercial bills,
Bar silver. 6s IL Mexican dollars 5ol-2.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago. ana , Pa .s ~ 4, e. r. 4s.... s.
Chicago' Il. IL =, a." o,,i. gcr, 1o3N
~ - ~ II ,rd,,s r,a, H. scries 7bM
EoioIu9S 1.I,ussini r. s.rioa "a IS
So,orado ,saIio ~ TO- .,.......... 754
e.a,. 49,, q, "a -
S So,oAu" az . ....... 1875
~, un. 70 ~ =. 81 randn 1904
,n,s n'' aas,r,tjaa ss Observation-Disclosures. ass
Erie prior lien Of
I Jl,e Itai,o" liz 1854
Iiotki'E ~ A''t' - y. 81
Japan es 81 aerica DIX
apan o1 En- :. $3.50, .,,........ Jla4
Jnpan lsT2sao..;;iaca tx 4, . 34A
japan ~ cart "a 10, 81 series,....... g0N
Jaran ~ ~ Ma a. t,niNed "A 1924
,[.uisat ,tnn nonsoi pold Observation-Disclosures. 1olM
~ tn =. ntrni' 1. 80. .......,..... 30 s.
Mexi ic Gantral ~ inc 23n
s!tHIea,. e. - All. IA inffered) ,...,.... 80
S3inn. any u nsas and 1Tenns 4s........ l0ik
nissou!t;' Hansas md TEXAS 2ds.......... 50 81
Matsonsi = = ot Mexico con 4s..,....... ssh
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Merchants and Miners
TRANSFORMATION Co.'S
PHILADELPHIA

Boston, Mass, and FeroYldshcs, ". N
Steamers leays Norsolf soI I hes'oR Tpssdsy.
dence Monday, Thursday and Saturday %
NJ; Pa.ssnXsE. ana 5ssIsht !.k az ~ N ~
8. Kwy. and n: and w, Rwx, oasSsAS ~
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FOR NEW YORK.

via Night Line Steamers Except sAturdayl
making Connection In Nerfok With H nae, "a Pa
SW9. spaern Ry. at a. NJ and P.M and Chess
psake 4 Ohio Ry. at 2 A n ana adt = :, NJ
WWoornfnif with Maln Line Ships sailing ~
II NJ ricketts, S6S r, Main Street, g{s
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good, 4. Immediately after the Cumbcr-
ffand was sunk the Congress was &C a,-
tackled, and her .comma6nder Lev .ea.
tenant Zoe Smith, was killed. :. =, sa.
flEhting until she was helpless, and be
Ing unable to bring her rd guns FL, 10 w wIu;
shn Insp sf m old Commodore Joe
s smith who fa' Vas on duty at Washing.
ton, saw by the dispatches from Eo pr
Fonroe that the Congress had h .u,S,te.,
tia #hiteaNag, hes5gsaia autely,1''INh, IN
A JOE IS dend!'9 Surely no fatner cou -
his isl BOYS behavior than the old Com
modore showed he possessed when ne
& thus smoke; and no naval officer could
+ hone to win finer epttaph.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RIcHMo2Nl;RJsIL APRIL q, 1905,
Steamer Berkeley SHELLY M NH SIon ps
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Nortolk anu
James Nlver landings. merohandlse and pas
$500 Y SAILED.
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion me.
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snusCELLANEOUs MARKETS.
NV nooDs MARKET,

N AZ DRY uOOUS NlAFNE1i lT-."T II78T9
NEW YORK, April ga normal demand for
domestic goods Combined With the possible
delay ii deliveries from mills on aseount o.
Srmness to tn dry goods market to-day. The
xpor demand was very gh psln acs IL sooaas
frm: sphners holding for higher prices,
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Seaboard Air Line Railway,

Tsouthbound Trains Leave Richmond Da'.y.3
o.4o A. n.--Norlna and intermsdlate st a,
49, lions. Charlotte. Atlanta. Blrminsnatii''
Memphis and southwest 81, IS. q, ~,
a:eo p. M.--snvannah. Jacksonville ana : 70
!, IA 3 n TO savannah jacksonville: Az
M ianta. n'rm'nsham' Memphis ana sou' y.
a or+h MOI, Trains Arrive Richmond Daily
eto a. M, 1855 r. M, $40 p NJ }3&,
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
i > 80 Oh e!

Steady. 30 :? spring wheat, s0TSlc.; No; ..
7sdSIc.; No. red, s7hdsoc. No. corn, I&c'
N Wits, y ssH@sse. SaWi ~. wSc slKasse; Ne. /.
rye soke Good feeding barley a'Y4t1; .t fsiF
isc No. northwestern 1l;la; prime timothy
Mess pork ge soe es5 EEL aSSr ~
sides (oose) *S50Is, 60; short clear sides (box-
edl $seodsoo Whiskey basls g; e x hgh VINES
1925. Glover. contract grade ll,bo ~ IL
Ohc.; darIes. l4alsc. Cheese--Easy at lo,EG
lfc Esg.-Trm at marx eases nSlnas STRAY ss
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Bay Line to Baltimore

i d !
\WWA Nm u, B, MAIL ROUTE 81
II ----. daily except Sunday, at I +. lMls
III conilscting at Old Point Wls1
n steamers Of Old Day Line. le1y'
Ing Ills p. n, arriving baltass
mora am NJ connecting North. East an3
i iuuSsp Eor tickets and Informal Ion apply =
UWesna q. Rwy', Richmond Transfer Company
and No $50 East Main StrS~ 81
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RAILROADS.
8P r. s. . sE1sss,{sN .b,,,a !
..NS...- = : - Potomac r. n f3 0

N.l.0 -. Iaorn.Ssi 4. 4. = s
Trains Leave Rlohrnond- Northward.
1926 A. M--Dally--Byrd ST. Through. VI Il
u $40 A. n -Daiiy-Maln 81. Through. n a
7:aS 4. Ai..,Nsek rnys--r'lba. Ashland 40
$40 A. M..-Daily--Byrd ST Through. 1oek
stops lSsssss,
1905 noon--week Days-Byrd st. Through.
400 p. M.--Week Days-Byrd st. Frederckst
burg Accommodation SsFs
sos r. M.--baliy. main st. Through.
3 $3.50 p. M-Weck Days--l0lba. Ashland Aesl
conif1odatOn. &t53
# $3.50 +. sM-Daiiy-Byrd St. Through. ISL
Trains Arrive lchn,ond--southward
$40 A. M.--.Week Daya-Elba. Ashland Ae-
commodnton. ~
Il $500 A. M.--Week Days-Byrd st. Frederick
burg Accommodation.
sa5 A. M.-DaIly--Byrd st. Through. s.s
1i5o A.. NJ. week Days-Byrd st. Through
Local stops. i2t; ~ 54a fss
81! +. M-Daiiy--Main 9, Through.
64s F. M-Week Days-Elba. Ashland AS
So Ss5 NMReyagssa 81 s., T4H s'sssh,
10 100 r N. -Daily--Main st. Through. q
NOTE--PulllnnriE Sleeping or Parlot Cars 9n 4
all above trains, except trains arriving Rlcn-4 +
nond 1850 A. NJ. week days, and local accoln ~ u
moda TONS 5aFsSga t sti}t7t 2t3i j fl 3s5s3
Time q arrivals and departures and conr'ee. 3,
tions not guaranteed. t 81 . !, N
X,.t p q Dq pFsz " Gh 5apt W frat. Ms2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-25
THE VAULTS OF
THE STATE BANK OF
VIRGINIA.,

GYb sfs sS[ approved modern method 70 M
for SAFE DBPoSin
tho
storage OF verwnro and her
Il 4 81 t5 tFIs II eid&it ssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-25
j. 4 COAST LINE:

n NFFECT1VE 7APRII eth, .81lI7g F7ElI3
Trains leave Richmond daily: ny. =. :, X
For Florida and South. a:o5 A. NJ. rs p ~
Torl Norfolk, 900 A. NJ. 500 z. NJ. 81, sha
':i For N. and ". Ry. wsst. ls:lo and s:o ea
For Petersburg. 900 A. NJ. 12;lo a:oo s IS;
s'9 For ans olasS s and Fayetteville .5s p n
Trains nrr!vo Richmond daily; 4. a.,o So4
NM .Excopt Sunday. '.sunday only. ..,..
Time Of arrivals and departures and connec-
tIons not guaranteed :, 8 - A ia