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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-24
RiOTIN0 ~ sARBINiL
uob Iiufns raw Iiaii snd Post Omee
Truaps tlesieErd la Tbetr tpfrurhs.

Sprcisi Cabis Ds'paicH 10 TITS Sus
ROM, My 20 Serious politictI riots
hnye occurred IN Slrdinii, i~nstigated hy
Socialists on the plea that The prich' u
food werp exortitant A mob numbering
several Thousands burned the wi hall
and post oGic, nt San vito and are besieg-
ing the troops in their BARRACKS. Collirons
at San Vito and, elsewhere are reported 20
have resulted In The killing and wounding
Of many PERSONS. Troops are boing @ent TO
restore order.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-24
TRAINING FOR MARRIAGE.
Bishop OF RIpon Favors a school for En-.
gagged Couples.
Special cable Despatch TO THE Sun

Special LuOTc DeSpdIoN 70 THE sun,
LONDON, May 23.-Speaking at a public
m Getting to-day, the Bishop of Ripon, who
wishes to see established a training home
for engaged couples, said he regretted that
while immense pains we're bestowed upon
training for law and medicine and where
great issues of the State were involved,
there was no training for those about to
undertake far more responsible duties
toward human beings. Some sort Of edu-
cational home, where they would learn how
to fulfil their duties seemed to be neces-
sary, and IL would be we'll if there we're also
a home of rest for betrothed couples after an
educational course on the eve Of marriage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-24
BONNER BUILDING .AFIRE.
Lively Blaze nj Spruce and WiDiam streets
at Homeward Rush Hour.

Thousands of people we're stopped on
their way to the Brooklyn Bridge from the
Wall Street district last night by a fire which
for a time threatened TO destroy the Bonner
Building, a five story structure at the corner
og William and Spruce streets, formerly
the property of the late Robert Bonner.
The blaze broke out on the second floor,
occup,ed by Moore q Co, stationery
above, 1t was extinguished after q loss Of
about $1,000. confined principally to the sec
ond floor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-24
MEDALS FOR POLICEMEN.
Life Saving Benevolent Association Gives
Them for Bravery.

THtm IW HTHFtFy'
Commissioner Waldo, acting in behalf
of the Life Saving Benevolent Association,
awarded medals yesterday tt eight police
men for bravery. The recipients were;
Roundsman Michael j. O'Laughlin of the
Ralph avenue police station. Brooklyn; PATROL
man Michael NJ. Connolly OF the Essex Market
court squad. Peter +. Murphy, Joseph t.
Wessecker and Charles f. Coghlan OF the
harbor squad. Matthew McGrath Of the West
l52d street police station, Arthur b. Ennis Of
Inspector Cross's Office. Brooklyn. and Daniel
Shaw of the Church street police station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-24
COUNTESS MARTINI RELEASED.
Had Served N early Four Years for the Muir.
der OF Her Husband.
Special Gable Despatch 10 THH SUN.

Special Cdtb Despatch 10 THE SUN.
TURIN. May 2s.-After serving three
years and eight months Of a ten years
sentence Countess Theo di Linda Bon Mar
TIM, who was convicted, with four others,
Of participation in the murder Of Count
Bon Martini in 1902, has been released on
a ticket Of leave, ostensibly because Of
i'll health, but really as the result Of the
agitation Of influential believers in her
innocence.
The count was stabbed to death in his
rooms and 1t was at first believed that
robbery was the motive of the crime. Sub
sequent developments led to the arrest
of Tullio Murri, the countess's brother,
DR.. Naldi, DR.. Sooohi and Rosa Bonnet,
the oountess's maid, all OF whom we're con-
victed and sentenced to various terms of
imprisonment after a trial that excited
widespread interest throughout Italy, Tul-
lilo Murri confessed that he did the stabbinG.
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Cuba Declares Quarantine Against southern
Ports.
Special cable Despatch 10 TIN

HAVANA, May 23.-An order has been
issued declaring a quarantine, beginning
tomorrow, aga inst ports in louisiana,
Mis- sissippi, Alabama and Texas, suspected
Of being infected with yellow fever. The
from those ports.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-24
Million Dollar Episcopal Thank OFFERING
Fund suggested.

CHICAGO. May 23.-Pans for a thank
Offering fund Of 81, ooo. 900 in honor of the
sooth anniversary Of the planting of the
Episcopal Church in America, which will be
celebrated at jamestown and Richmond
next year, were discussed at the convention
of the diocese OF Chicago to-day. Every
Episcopal diocese in the United States win
be asked to contribute to this fund, which
is to be used exclusively for church extern
sion work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-24

Its Quality. Sparkle and Dryness are superb.
II. r. Dewey & Sons Co, las Fulton St. New York.
-Adr.
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GETTYSBCRG-AND WASHINGTON TOUR
Nay 70. via Pennsylvania Railroad. Six day trip.
An necessary expenses. e22 from, New York, See
ticket agents -id9.
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Latest by Marconi wireless.

Sc La Provence, for New York. was 100 miles,
Southwest Of Sable Island at 0 p. NJ. Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-24

'The pemnition B~Sr-wows"is an editorial
In to days Daily News. -idr.~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-24

After all, UsheF's the Scotch
that made the highball famous.-Ade.
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Continued on Third Page.
Swo-HouR TRAINS TO PHILADELPHIA

via Pennsylvania Railroad. brrinnlng May 81.
Leave New York HIS 4. NJ. ldinlng carr, 1855 r. N.
week days; sSs A. M. sundays. rarcl,cnrs and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-24

The Famous La;Ie Shore Limited
hhs sleeping cars Tor 81. Louis and Cincinnati.
sdving New YORK every day az $50 r. NJ, Via New
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Last three days American Water Color SocIety'e
exhibition. 1t5 W.. 57th ~. 10 a. ~. To 6P M.-Adr
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NEW PITTSBURGH DAT EXPRESS
VIA Pennsylvania Railroad. beglnhing Nay "a.
leave New York 0.5 A. M, arriving Pittsburgh
7n0 y. N. PeFioR car. dining car and
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TAwsaDaS, Ms 81 nsa
Psis tp6sy end I0-megfOWy liaAf vaFtahfo
winds, ABastiy aaufh.
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best for results and best to take
Rosy cheeks AID sparkling eyes EUs
~" the use OF THESE dependable ute
2lls' They DO aot gr1ps or slcken
Sold by au druggists.
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Free Medicine Samples

90 not prove That a remedy Is good
for anything. II you want to expert
ment, try samples for other ailments
nan rheumatism. You cant afford to
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York, tor literature.
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There is only one branch of mer>
chandise we pretend to know any
thing about and 1t Is the only branch
we seII--shoes. Persons.
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Position Wanted

young man with good habits and
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A. b., this Office.
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We can fit everyone, from Cinder-
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!: !: 9ersonaLs
e

Clifford Johnson, of Waycross.
spent yesterday in the city.
]. A. Malone, OF Triton, is spend
ing few days In the city.
l. C. stub1s, of Fivay, Fla, is at
the Oglethorpe for few days.
Frank Crabb, of Thomasville, is
spending few days in the city.
M. F. Cahill, of Jacksonville, Is
spending a few days In the city.
VIM. Flanagan. of Wilmington. N.
c., is registered at The Oglettorpe.
P. A. Allen and ]. w. McWilllams.
of Triton. were in the city yesterday.
H. NJ. Splits, well known Atlanta
drummer, spent yesterday In the
city.
W. E. Nelson, of Savannah, was
among the visitors to the city yes.
terday.
H. H Hirsch, of Atlanta, was
among those registered at the Ogle.
thorpe yesterday.
]. S. Franklin returns to Jackson
vile today after spending several
days in the city.
Archie Kay, who has been in the
city for several days. returns to
Jacksonville TO-DAY.
The Brunswick veterans who have
been attending the reunion in Sa.
vannah are expected to return TO-
night
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For singh ebarrel shotguns go to
Sig Levison.
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The Brunswick veterans who have
been attending the reunion in So.
vannah are expected to return TO-
night.
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Archie Kay, who has been in the
city for several days. returns to
jacksonville today.
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]. S. Franklin returns to Jackson
vile today after spending several
days In the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
C0UN|'Tl|i.R|'|Yls.PR0DUCE'''.I.
AA!D .!E|'| II 4! MARKETS
Dull Season Has Struck Cary
Street COUNTRY Wagons
5s,if Hold the Bag.

whsFe III a merchants Whole.
sale country produce. fruitsS and ..yege-
80 thello's oectpntion & 8 gone down
this remarked a Cary s treet who!e-
saler. Being encouraged n t {, talk U on..5 ne
added $50 far as syegetab1 les. fruits Or
ali kinds, except peaches, Schicke ems butter
and some other things are concerned We
Tho Hanover, Henrico and Caroline Scoun-
Etys wagons have knocked us out, They
always do 1t about this time Of the year,
and we are taking our annual dose. We
still holdstheJ fort ton5tWnterme Ions, how
ever and the lovers OF S that vege tnble
have to keep on coming this way 10, got
he caro'qhaand GsHrsa X fpat
Eastern Virginia MELONS VIII BIO coming
INF the last of Tho week, & and by the last,
OF next week old Hanov er WILL be hers. n
great force, Then VIC Will 4be out u the
ring for good, so far as, this season IS
concerned" III s a. 3, "a gi
\ Melons have been coming inf5very freely
from South Carolina and q eOrEin u athe
past few days and the market rs very.
we'll supplied. Prices have gone down .un;
SIS to SIS per hundred for. the 3luciolls luS4-
ries. and that enables tho retailer to of-
Efer%them 10 the#consunler at from " 70
Is cen ts "a piece, and very large anu soou
ones can be had for the last named flgure;
Poachos arc Gdlsos 4 In good supply and
prices are do wn:s where every body can cut
The demand for fruits and vegetables
"a not as active as II week. aga The conl-
mission merchants and the ma Ket men
attribute this tothe summer exodus OF so
many sfamili es. 4ssS Ssls5 S5S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

France. 1914 balcs; 70 tho Continent 10. vi
bales: 10 Japan.ft 737 bales .3i 35.
r otal since September LIST ~ all ports-Set
ba!ss esp9s K qrset ns.asn
Continent, sssS.o67 bales; 70 Japan. 1is. $50
bales; To- sNexico.E27s i bAlos.t SE IA
cotton clored steady and unchanged mid
lllng, 1okc.; sales were 1000 bales on the spot
and rs To- arrive Futures opened auiet; July 70
ftomSa points lower to ! point hiEher Being
served "a waiting attitude and was very dull
and na rrow. II became known that Of something
over 1000 bales ot cotton shipped here from
New York fully half Ind failed 10 md buyers:
and heavy loss TO the merchants sending II
was reported The close was dull with prices
UNCHANGED . points lower than A !,
September, io.!s October. io.lT; u November.
1918 :y2 December 10. January. I0..1; Feb-
{ruary. Io.3li March. 10, $y3s
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S:OuthernRa Railway

III (, !, IRA Ne LEAVE r IcffAfCN D It, !. EaR
oniv Strengthening achedulo figures puhiis11so
a. and nTs 9t
e. cs0,nifncoting at KeyHvllls for Chase ClNssi
~ ~ SSaisksville and Buffalo Lithin sprines.s8ls
=: 90 4, ed-Buftst pullm9n@tS8
At.tiantn and Dirminsham. a New OileAnss.i
MMsemphix. Chattanooga and all the 5ouLtl.5$
tSF * 1nrnu 8h conch for Chase City, OxAosVS8
!. ~ DURHAM and Raleigh.
.99Wv M-E1. Hunday-Keysvills LOCAL! 80. IL.
N:a z. Observation-Disclosures ready w
Us n ,for! al the South . Il
'so I Fl M'tdH1eeps sundayso. 's-Ba's''po
sS E,;s a.!,jI,.cep. ioroeas Y vi
4:s AN Iseep. sundayNo 74-L e y "a
TRAINS ARRIVE r lcTiMoN ND; MI.
S:ss a. M 1850 p. M.---From all the soutnn.,s
S'U e: M,--Trom Charlotte, nale' Durna.Hus
s.l Chase City and Local Stntio Ions:
80 ~ M-From Keysvtlle md Local siaE,v}.ssss
s:is 5 Az 4. rs Prom bal tnore and SYsss
io:t5 q: NJ. No .. sis 81. * 10. -yto,a \.
: white I! House end Lester Manor y
W WEsTR11Ty.D p. y, \. ~ .sss
II. B, SPENCER, q s. H. 5fiAHDMlSC;lnk.s,
w 80. 5TAY1.oE O.. T. l5f
Washington. p g. VIZ ~ Is ss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

DECREASE IN the I E: DEMAND n a J
Consolidated Gas Develops
Aggressive Strength, Recover 'ar,-
NJ ing Yesterdays Decline. 81

K. NEW Yo1Y, July S1.-Durlng tho tho.
periods when prices showed DISPOSE lls ''4'l
ton 10 move upwards In the stock market OF
to-day there was manifest SOME rcp pre-. 4.
siyc Influence on the market Whilo - tho
Rise was thus checked there was no w
gent pressure and the level was i' 1.LIe5
disturbed, In spito Of tho decided De-
crease III the demand for stocks. During ~
tho buying movclncnt8of the fir r.f i 1 nov
there were advances 81 q point or. more i'e
i "a 4 number Of the transcontl mental rail.
road stocks, Pennsy lvanin, a ma gafnlate1
q CAMPER b nd d fcw stocks not OF first I'M
nortnncc, stocks came out on the 4, id o.
n yances dnd soriio OF the heavy sei ill't'i
was attributed to bear account. II was ta
after the rise OF tho first n TOUT huu
4 hnlted TINT Consolidated Gas developed
B 4 prress1yc strength, recovering all Of yos-
I, terday,s decline and selling at tho high
figure OF yesterday. Il. l}a5.
$a' interest became torpid and the price
movement exceedingly sluggish. This w3s
particularly true Of the United States
Btec, stocks, which wero held II, reserve
apparently for leadership OF the latsr
movement The quarterly statement did
not appear In time to enable the inforfna-
tion 10 DO at first hand in the market
opera tons OF tho day. But as the time
for the assembling OF the directors ap-
preached large transactions In United
States steel common appeared on the,
tnpn and It's price was carried UP to 49,.
which was the objective foretold by
tho speculative sponsors FOR tho market
movement The Weather Bureau 8 wee.f-
! ~ crop bulletin was non-committal rs
usual, " but contained nothing to shake
the present strong conYiction OF the ex-
ce,lcnt progress of the crops. The money
a market was notBntfccted by the monthly
settlements which arc not important for
August Tho late movement IN United
states Steel carried prices to the high,
n prices OF the first hoursor above, md held
them there to a firm closing. Bonds were
Irregular. Total sales par value. 81 100 .oDO.
United States bonds were unchanged on
U call. Xii 3tg II 81 -. Ss
Total sales OF stocks today we're 7 ~.
& 30 Hhnres. 5s NJ xxi III Is Il, Ms 5i
NEW YORK. July s1.--a1oncy on call
4 easy, gn21-2 per cent; closing bid. 2;%ot ~
fcrcd, IA: ,imo loans atcndy;@ sixty
u days 3 1913 "a per cent: % days ~ u
six months ;i-2. Prime mercantile paper
& /. adib ga PER cont: sterling exchange
flrner nj si.94otaas4.s5 Tor demand and
nj a S2l6ait..s $40 for sixty day bills. Posted
4 rates s4s351-2 and HS5 IA, Commercial
bills i4sl7-s. Bar silver g. Mclean dol DOL;
lars 10 Ia. ss3, II, 81 II NJ
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SPECIAL ExcuRsl oNs TO NIAGARA
FALLS, VIA RI, II, & p. R,rRS
Y AND CONNECTIONS, ~

Leave washington, D. c.. via Bait.
moro and Ohio RAILROAD and Lehigh YAH
loy railroad, 1900 ~ NJ, Friday June
2oth, ana 1880 A. NJ. Fridays. July 18th
and 97th, August 80 ana 18th, septembess
l4th and 52sth; via Pennsylvania ltailroad
ana Buffalo. 7;55WA, NJ. FRIDAYS. July
Gth.and 20thi August 10th and gath. sep'
tember 7th and alst and October lsth
Rate. $3.50 round trip from R'ollu'ona.
Tickets on sale for afternoon trains of
DAYS prior to excursiona from Washing,
ton. iimited to reach washington. re-
turning, within ton days, includlhs date
81 EXCURSION from, that point. For TICK,
cts and full Information, npply 2 ticAsf
agents r., y. 81 ~, ~ RI. II, y e
!. "a IN MI II. TAYLOR,
gyaffic Manager,
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LOW RATE WEEKEND EXCURSION
TO NEW JERSEY sEAsH ORE RE.
6a5 III 5a5 sORTs--R. r.. g. r. r.. n.

S55 Commencing Juno a2d, and until Sep
.tembor 9Th. inclusive, tho Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad VIII
sell on! Friday and Saturday OF each
week special excursion tickets to Atlantic
City, Cape May. Ocean City. Sea Isle
city, and Wildwood, MI, at rate OF
$1,000 round trip from Rlchmond Tickets
good going only on date Of sale and for
return passage leaving destination not
later than Tuesday following date OF
issue, Apply to ticket agents, r.. i, y
r. r. r. w. F, TAYLOR,
Sa5f5 III Traffic Manager. *
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Chesapeakes q Ohio Ry:

Cincinnati, Indlanapolls, ST Louis. chhle ;l:s
90, Loulsvitl B, Nashville Mem pih7 %
ais n NJ. ana II 100 r n. f daily. 4S8
55 Westbound Local IN rains: wv
AZ n. dali and lis p u. week deye!8!ss
Newport Jews, Norfolk and Old FONT POI \.
90 "a. NJ and 400 r NJ daily
Local for Newport News and Old aPoln w
7:s5 "A. NJ and 500 T. n. dali
4 James River Llne: Is S5Ss
1910 a. NJ. Z daily; B;ls =. n. week days. y. ss
li$Arrice Main Line from West: q ;3Q A.. M
20 80 .s;ts =, n; p = ~ M.u s52a
% 100 p, M James River sss 10 A. NJ q; ~
Pr. n. (sDaily "a ssE1, 8unday.) ss,
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week. With. only occasional lot Of desirable
piotoIy Sout Of Farmers han ds as II ever was
h se3 e ssls sp'f
draw IRON, az VIC eyor saw. AZ few low grade
png. boen sale th!s %ssK seli'hf
tihe1nrices s Iook very high. In & hp new belt
disricts now 30 Cling quito freely. but =,
better grades have hardly yet began e come
Zach ca nd day III hosahead tobaneo! and anpady
the small des irubla stocks Of Leaf arf pa eha
there Is less tobacco Of q Desirable character
III the hands ofi;dealora than has been before
In years. 5r s4sSi III 55E {y
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Land Of ], the ]! ]! Sky / 4
ASH e, g.
Spe ciial E }, (, c {: ] / |
August 4 9Th, 9;O.)6
Southern Railway.
Sd lays Ii the Mountalns--5

II Tickets on sale for Ill regular trains
August 10th.. Good to return on any reg
.ular train up to August 26th, Inclusive.
A splendid opportunity to- Wis! the North
Carolina country--As heVllle, Land OF the
at Ashoylle to tho various nearby attrnc-5
tive points, a "A II Ii = =
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n1cnMoND /, r !, MARKET.

FLoUR Receipts continue light and market
quiet at prices quoted. WHEAT-RGfepts con- on,
wheat. Damp, onlony and sample. not we'll
cleaned are dull and neglected. and have to 20
sold for low prices. DO not thrtsh whIlo the
wheat e damp and ses that Ht ssansa
OATS Quiet receipts li5etal. * ls-Iseeeipts
light and market steady. AY--Recetpts con.
.tinuo very light md our market ls active AZ
quotations for all GOOD .gradea On grades not
!" 'TP'otSTI1AroEs-Rece liberal and demand
Edo s-Receipts moderate and market steady
at / prices quoted. {l}Sss sst5 q
BtTTEls receipts light; marxe. aetivs ~ :,
TpoULTRY-Rece OF chicken. heavy. but
the market IS fairly active Receipt IT. Of othef
VIRGINIA. BACON Receipts continue light
and market active .atrfui e t,9 q n
bushels: corn. 70 1853 bushels: oats a. o1a bush-
oils; rye e9s b,,shels: flour. !, s0O barrels hay.
80 tons = rnillfeed. 2l9 tons. Fl
STOCK IN ELEyATOR--Wheat. !, ~ BUSH
els; X corn, 8.04s bushels; oats. = 06i bushels,
siI
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Observation-Disclosures Or.
irpociRrf or II WEST Po,IiNT. JOLLY 81. lso'

s ARRIVED. u. 81 KS
H Steamship Charlotte, Murphy, Baltimore pas
sengers& and general cargo.
II tSenmer Elm City. Haynes, N1attnponl River
landings. spasscngers md general cargo Xxx II.
Sa$A ~ SAILED. II. Fl stif5
Ii Steamship Charlotte, Murphy, Ba ltimore, pas
se1igers and general cargo. 55S ys.4 3 65
& tscamcr Elm CITY, Haynes, N1attaponi River
landings. passengers and general cargo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Il EAFtToBAccoS MARKET,
Breaks Small, but Stock Good and
Prices VERY Satisfactory.

Three OF the warehouses, shockoe, Shel-l
b,lrne.s and stonewall, had small breaks
Yesterday, and the, sun-cured stock that
was Offered sold well, some piles OF %rHp,
p nnTl, ssnnd one, which was q large pile,
and and sold at shockoe, brought s$S; Another
large iii .uSs knocked out n $40. Several
piiss at tli1s and other houses brought iht
y Nh Tho total sales were about 5000 pounds.
and ali the grades that figured! ~ the
breaks sold we'll the buyers snio oN,! h az
made the market strong and active, And
then nj the stock offered was very good;
THE next breaks will be on FRIDAY ana
larger than those Of yesterday, 81 SSi
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Rlch nond and Petersburg Electric Railway,

f,,,re Iaayo corner OF Seventh "a nd -peFfy
stroets Manohestar every hour Con the hoS s,
from AN 70 a Last car - m aasny
1i Haro leaye Petersburg, foot Of sycamore
street every hour from 0: sd "a. ~ to 19tss
N Last ear. 1t.+0 P. M 1Amitcd car " 81
II daily except Sunday \, . g IL, !,
Al cars from Petershurs conhec s'ns
z. =
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
Be- I2Ichmond. Va J,,ly al y

r a N " }s3 Richmond. Va, July 81. 1908.
Fys2f
ieeipts light. Brghts..u changed; quiet but
firm moderate receipts Il Sun. CAired-Af
Stons; receipts light. 5l F 5s1i5552
Note-Sluch Of the tobacco arriving Is Ii, a
damaged condition., and such 8 tobacco sells
low. Planters arc cautioned to look q ftcr ths
order OF their tobacco before sending II 10
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RICHMOND sTo0n MARKET.
Rlehmond, Va. July q. 10. 1905 :.

Is Rlchmond Va. J uiy 1 a. 1908.
81 SALES AT BOARD. 3Ss
y,rrna centuries--l.bO at osA; 800 at a5a. ,5
grATE; SECURITIES I'D ASKED
North carolina % ls is;; ~ Six ;;n
va aen.o ,d ~ s' q and RI issi. sR
e RAILROAD BONDS.
"a tlnntn and Char. LIST Is. r.. 1907. loo .''
Fx.st,siI II r. Il "a Con. Tr. p. c.... ~ -
q q n r. Gifts. Of Ind. 4 p c..S 9 y
Georgia Ptc.iic LIST Us. C.. 1s22 800 1ls
Georeia SO, and Fla, l9S !lo $3.50
Georgia and Ala. Con- 81 lst'; ;;,,s l@S
Nor and West, Ry. Poca. AZ l9H. y; -
Wcstern n. C.. list &c. ca 1sl+ II @ -.
seshoara ~ Liz kT1sk "a isso..,.ii ia !. g
Atlantic Coast Line l09 !S9 -;
Atlantic Coast Line com :...,l Ivy 1857. IA y
Chssa peakc ind Ohio. .Sovemberr!4 Ivy @ 50
Norfolk and Western com !O9 svh 80. n
AmerIean National. lss 1g 81 l:ah y
~, Jay Is s2h ..,83
Merchants National 80. ny 40 5S..,gB
National bank OF Virginia l0 ~ ~ ~
Bank OF Rirhnond i.9r2 etsV's
MlScEILhN EOUS ~ -. ,o,,,
yn Car Chem. pfd., s. p. iog losfs 1850
Va carolina Chemical coin ....,...lW# 365 G'..$S
Va Car. G. Co. Col Tr.ib p3 cr,.'.t3 s'* a.t'M
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Richmonders in New York.

Especial to The rlmes7 Dlspatchl, Y 5,
NEW YORK, July 81,--Astor-S, N.
Jenkins. Wnldort--J, b. Newton, h1an-
j. Anderson. Breslin--P, 9.
Nelson, Imperial--C, Z, dessler. Yior
toria-W, G.. Holden. IIollnnd-T. w
purcell Grand Unlon--W,ss s, Sheppard,