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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET,

NEW YORK, May s-FLouR-Ftrm, but
dull. rye Flour-Stcady. Cornmeal-Steady'
Rve-Ioull Barley-Stendy.
yator, Options NGHc. net higher. May. s9.ac !;
.Juiy. s51.c.; September SSlac
tor. Options &C. net higher. May. 55.sc. July,
SSlts. mixed, s7Hdssc:
Beef-Steady. Cut Meats-Steady. Lard
Steady; refined. steady; porkTEasyi s, mesas.
il6 ODDITIES 2Tallow--stendy. Ros'n-steady
at s405GiI TO- Turpentne-Steady.
Rioe-Firm ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Cohee-spot
Rio easy; No. invoice. 77sc. mild, steady
C.ordoya. l0I l?i:c, Futures steady and ul-
changed to 5 points lower, Sugar-Raw. steauy
fair refining, l5-l6fI3c.; centrtugal, lS-5-p
3.c.: moiasses sugar, ?ll-leGsac; rehncd'
'Butter-Firm and unchangd, Cheese-steady
and UNCHANGED. Eggs-Firm and unchanged. ~.
Potatoes-Irregular; Dcrmuda, per BARREL faas
b75; do Florida. ssG3,25: do. Maine. ana
other Eastern. per bag. $al59;,55; stage ana
Western. per bag, s:I?.a5 Cabba pa
lar; Charleston. per crate, slG2D. Frelshta
and Peanuts-Qulet and unchanged.
Cottopseed OI--Quiet. but firmly held Prime
crude, t. o. b. mills SOC, nominali prime a sum
prime winter yellow, ao44lc'
CHICAGO. May s,-Cold weather in the
lwheat growing sections Of the United States
caused frmness to-day In the local wheat mar.
kct, the July option closing win net gali.
of Make. Corn was up no. Oats were up $50
Nc Provisions were unchanged to o97#c.
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Cotton Letter
BY MILLER & COMPANY.

NEW YORK. May Spot sales in
liverpool, continue at good rate anu
futures were disposed to advance during
the early morning. but eased OF under
Of prsdict4ns OF gene heI 1Abp
market here was listless during the morn
Ing, and even after the weekly report was
published a noon.! failed to take on much
life. Towards the close however. new
life. was infused into It by the sale or
in r addition to 2.4oo bales more shipped
out during the past twenty-four hours.
This means n much more rapid reduc-.
ton OF our stock than expected and APP
parently confirms the rumoK current last
week that the bull leader had sold N
he would be obliged to take UP on May
contracts.
The weekly weather report: whilst sat,
isfactory on the average, sall contained
enough complaints Of excessive moisture
In Northwest Texas, both Territories, Ar r.,
Louisiana to give bulls an opportunity TO
direct attention to the serious results
Of a wet May last year west OF the Mis-
During the last half hour there was
aggressive buying by tho bull clique.
Unless appearances are misleading. their
intention is to use their control OF the
near months as q foundation on which
to build an advance In the new crop po,
sitions. There is q much larger short
interest III the latter, and, tho task Of
advancing them Is esteemed an easy one
to accomplish. s95Fs2
The closing shows n net gain, on tho
day OF two to four points on the near
and seven on the far months.
on old crop md four up on new crop.
ls Do-~o &c %In Morkaf 5"H.l
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FOUGHT CLUB" FIGHTER.
And Justice John Soaked Him
Well for It.

Because he assisted Detective, u, A.. Fltzyer-
clubs of this city. Mr.. c. S. MCNAMARA was
set upon and beaten by g; r. Falrlamh last
Monday. The case was aired In the Police
field Ahed the valiant warrior OF the clubs $40
and soaked II to him for a bond OF 500 to
keep tho peace for twelve months.
Falrlnmh did not deny the assault on hIcNa-
mara, and Officers johnson and Atkinson, who
Victim numerically, Joseph Giannott went on
the bond for Farlamb,
= II Will be remembered that Fitzserald him
censes Of many OF the clubs revoked, was set
upon by n group OF six men In front Of Sparks
Thursday night. He did not complain to the
police. but stated at the t!ma that II was be-
cause Of his work here that the assault oc-
Cured, l-#U
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"NIVII y NIN111IN WI A1N4K11
Richmond. Va, May s, 1906.
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
f-E (SaIes at Union Stock Yards.) "

K,shn .ao !, Val L., May q, s. 1905 @sek
en af1RrMs q, ss ssssH s!ks' 70, ne
Best steers. 5geAc.; fair TO good; 444Gc;;
s su n s ssS? 3Ssac 9es common n1M
hsfsr, t sS:, nsain to FoGS
ss best hoss sas. i@siSa to fair 80
Prospects good on all kinds OF stock Tor he&s
week.
BALTIMORE. MD. May s,-sTocK ON THE
wHARF-Beef catte-Priss s; were steady at
STsa per pound sss" tRn
S so%s s ssi4s ssss SSe 49, good ss
ca CHI, Slegso.oo; DO. common, fsalo calves
ss sns esves f
s& ss r ps1 R9q heavy eaeh @ choee
S. hcalvss SHOULD not he shipped !, over o,asr 8
they can only be sold as grassers isG3 per
pound less than val calves -. ~ stoo,v
as oflows: sheep; ~ at, Per head, 'sg4:
a. sd I'D ssss oRP sSs s
pound. s se5 poIIi Lice 81
s sion ea shcut aee ssa ssas55 each
.
head market steady Common to prime steers.
SAG 1 hs na .,ossSs
feeders 3?75a5 90 Hogs-Receipts 1000. head:
market e'id5c higher Choice to prime s .d heavy
&c. 4ia65o; medium TO good; heavy :e'pt."i;e 10;
heavy, mixed. s6s7h 6. III: packing, $5oo9s,p q.
Shccn-Receipts. 10000 head. Market steady ~, %
49, g. lH lambs. S s5ee7 st'D',''' '''
NEW YORK, May s.-BEEyEs-.Reeeipts. 6s7
head none on sale Dressed beef. 7as,sc. per
pound for, native sides calves-Reeeip.s o. o.
ceipts. i, a63 head Prime clipped sheep s5.s7'a:
Clipped lambs Ssoas 80; no sn9 s of serim;
lambs. Hogs-Receipts. Lis head; none for
sale market nominaiy steady.
r1Nc1NSAT1. O.. MAY S.-HoGS-Aclve.
butchers and shippers. .s.57.4do.6o; common.
sM45as45. Cattle-steady. Fair g good ship
ners 81, 2565. 10; :, common, $25003.Q0. SHEEP
Steady at s35,ol45o. Lambs-steady at S5.oop
$50.
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u
I,sls balcs sales. 2.si5 bales; stock. 1875
bales: To the Continent. 3067 bales. -,
Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts li.o - =
bales; export to Great Britain, 800 bales 70
France, 2, 2I7 bales: stock, $50 CO. ba es.
Consolidated at MI ports-,-Net receipts, 81 -
bales; e.por, TO Great Britain. 4,e91 balea 70
France. 60 bales: to the Continent li.atg baes:
Total since September Tlst at all tports,-.Nc-
receipts no %. bales; export 70 Great Britain
2sgt 500 bales to France. 63S SO bales 70 me
Continent .,237.si9 balcs: TO Japan. l's4'l
bales; to Mexico. 2.763 bales.
Total since Geptember LIST are corrected hs-
suies. @@ 8
cotton quiet, but 1rm; sales LIS bales m
Guiding $50 10 arrive Quotations unehange q;
Middling. II 5-lec. Futures oncnca nuli anu
unchanged to 3 points down. Good crop pros
poets to-day ahou, balanced the dnand from ;1
spinners and the continued good trade outlook.
The bulls tried hard 10 Kill the crop In s et.
ernl sections bu, failed on account Q, tne
evidence that crop conditions are e,d generally
dull. The market clozd Arm with May. net !
pon; up. June unclaimed. July up 3. Angus aug, !
up 6 and the new crop positions gained
points each. a.,
1lso: july il.ss: August ILL.,: Sep;ember'
1903; October. lo.5a; November, 100; Decem-
Der, 1858. 5 5s3tf4.%
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NAVAL STORES.

TURPENTINE-So doing: receipts yS
casks. Rosn-Firm at $3.50 bid; receipts. ls5
barrels. Tar-Frm at $3.50: receipts 3 barrels.
Crude Turpentine--Firm at 1?.sodp47S and sS,25;
receipts 20 barrels. ~ fiEtE 5ial- ..t-
3 SAVANNAH. GA, May S.-TURPEST1NE-
1851 casks; shipments. l57 casks, Rosin-Firm
sales. 1900 barrels; receipts 2c6? barrels; ship
rents S,l65 barrels; stock, 43,? 200 barrels.
CHARLESTON, IS. c.. May S.-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Sothlng doing.
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Southern Railway,

sci1E -, IN EFFECT. APRIL %. 1906.
100 TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. ts$s 4 SsttS
Ky a. M.--Dally--Locnl for Charlotte. NJ CT
l.;oo z. Observation-Disclosures Pullman TO-.
Atlantn and B.minghan. New Orlenns.f
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South.
through coach for Chase City Oxford.
Durham and Raleigh. -,ST-So4
soo F Mex. sunday-Keysvllla Local. .S
1850 F. Observation-Disclosures Pullman ready. o3e
SE F. NJ. foriall the South. IN g5iit!
,.,o YORK RIVER LINE. 366iSS9
$3.50 F; M:-Except sunday-No ls-Balt,mors.
s'l5 ? M-EEeep. sunday-No. 1o--Local Is
4;45 A MI.1z,Except sunday-So. 74-Loca, n sos
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
10y = NJ. $50 p. M--Trom all the south.stst
S:25 P: M.--From Charlotte. Raleigh, Durham, !
Chase City and Local Stations. - 4,
Sto a M.-From Kevsville and Local Stations
e;l5 4 M-No. 15-Fron, Baltimore End West
1915 A. NJ, No. .. "a 5:t5 n. NJ. Mo- 7s-Fron,
I. West Point and Local Stations.
IN, Ne. Is md No 10 stop Quinton, Tunstails.s
White House and Lester Manor, 4 2f- rsff3
G W. WEsTBURY. D. P. A.. Richmond! Va I.
S. II. fIARDWICK, W. Fl. TAYLOE.&1
ii. n, SPENCER. CENT Mgr. Il, ], II
Washington. D. G. N
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Soaked for Wife Beating.

S.fW, 7. lindsay, a white man, was up before
Justice crutchield yesterday on the charge OF
beating his wife. and OF assault!ng. with felo-
Mus Intent, his father-ln-aw. r. j. Mccormick.
The lattsr charge fell flat, there being no evil
dence that poor father,in,l9w had been, beaten
charge, that OF beating his helpmeet, Lindsay
got It put TO his purse for $l0 ine and for a
security bond OF 500 for SIX months. Y
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Produce Market.

Tho produce market has been very firm all
the week. Receipts OF vegetables from the
South, and from Virginia truck gardens have
as large and prices have kept tirm
Spring chickens. eggs, and other Virginia
stuff have been more plentiful, but not In OK
cess Of the demand. The quotations In another
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Mr.. Peticolas Out,

Mr.. g. L.fPetico!as, member OF the City
reriocra to Committee from Madison Ward.
announces TINT he Will bo a candidate for SUI
candidates are Messrs. Henry Cohn (incum-
bsnD and ]. J, Walton. q former sanitary M
spectog, eN
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background Of oak letters in oxidized

background OF oak, letters in oxldlzed
black.
The tablet,,was placed on tho east wall
OF the hospital, and was enwrea thed in
smlax. Over the top hung q NAL tese
cross OF purple immorteles, the emblem
and color. Of thu; kings Daughters. a
fair covering, 6nughtaaii To one side with
royal acolors. was drawn BY Miss Con-
stance Peterkin. daughter of Bishop
George w. Pcterlsin. and niece OF the
lato Miss Rebekah Peterkin, In whose
| memory this loving tribute was conse-
Grated,
In tho parlor of the institution there
was also hung very handsome oil paint
Ing, procured by Mys. u, r. Robins as a
gift OF many friends. The portrait was
much admired, and reflected great credit
upon the artist. Mr.. Pepoon.sRf
In the.Rebekah Peterkin memorial room
there Isl also "a beautiful portrait OF Miss
Peterkln. given by Mrs. Thomas Chris
tian several years ago, and painted by
, tho late George M. Nicol
This hospital Is rapidly gaining recog-
milton as n most beautiful charity, being
tho only entirely free institution Of Its
kind In the State or oven the South,
There are no pay wards, and tho eX-
penses arc paid by voluntary contribu-
lions. Mrs. e. II, Petcrkin. the mother
OF tho founder, Is the honored president.
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DRY GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK. May S.-Although the volume
of business dono to-day In the dry goods mar
ket showed no marked increase over yesterday,
there was a better feeling on all sides. due In
large part to the settlement OF the anthracite
coal situation and the removal of other factors
that affect trade In first hands sent mentally.
The, jobbing houses did n good business. n
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
Richmond. Va, May

~. 17 Richmond, Va, May 5, 1905.
Tobacco-Dark- Fred-Recepts very light and
market outlet with, very little doing. Brights-
Unchan ged. quiet but firm: light receipts. sun
Cured-Recelpts continue very light and market
active at prices quoted.
damaged condition, and such tobacco sells low.
Planters are cautioned to look after the order
OF their tobacco before sending II 70 market,
The Quotations aer as follows:
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Captain Cary Sick.

Captain Hunsdon Gary, ono OF the newly-
elected councilmen from Henry Ward. Is ~
an attack OF pneumonia, though his friends
hope no such serious trouble VIII develop,
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RAILROADS..

n I--.II.I--1-7 6Nu HUlt8
connecting at Old Point for Washington. BAL.
timore and the North. State rooms reserved
tor the night at moderate prices, Electric cara
direct, TO the wharf, Fare only Neo ana y
FTeiSht received for aboye-namsd places ana
all pnlnts In Eastern Virginia and North Care,
lima. IRWIN WEISIGER. dhn'l MSF,
IL. A. Barber, IT., Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
{ PETERSBURG, VA, May S.-PEANUTS-
-Spnnish-Atarket firm at sl.o71a per busheI.
Virginias-Market Arm at 3hsc for fancy stock;
machine picked at lA12hc: Smelling stock.
tHG2c.
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Chesapeake Il Ohio Ry.

Cincinnati, indianapolis, ST. louis, chi.
eago Louisville, Nashville, Memphis.
200 pm. and II 100 p. II. daily. VI,
Westbound Local Trains, q 1S5tt;s
73o a. m. daily and 5:15 p. m. week sdays.. sssss5
Newport News, Norfolk and Old Point.
300 a m. ind i40a p. m. daily. IN 3$ k
Local for Newport News and Old Polne.} M
1885 a. M and 500 p. M daily. 5s#ss
James River Line: 8 81 Il
1880 a. m daily; 6;15 .. m. week days. ;.:sa
Arrive Maine Line from West: - 40 tA.y M. K
$3.50 a: NJ. 1880 Fl NJ, +7:b F. n. From
East: s1O:05 A. Nj s1t:45 A. NJ - :00 P.4g NJ, t1f
$500 P. NJ. James River: t's40 a. N: !, Is 30 81
P. NJ (sDaily;s'tEx. sundny.1 eh19 gif33
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LYNCH1,uRG TOBACCO MARKET.

~ N "a Lynchburg, Va. May 5, 1905, \,
Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchburg mar.
ket for the two weeks ending May I. 1906. re-
ported by John L. oglesby. OF Lynch's Ware
Sold week ending April ~, 6e7oo pounds;
sold week ending MAYA: 64,99 o. pounds: In
Sold from September !. 1905, to May 4 1905.
"A, 223 $50 pounds; sold from September !. 1901.
to May I. 1906. 1854 800 pounds; Increase for
The receipts were very light the rast week.
The Condition OF THE tobacco was rather. OF,
much OF 1t being more or less damaged BY
mould. Prices during the week were about
as for he vast two months Plants are re-
With favorable weather viii be large enough
for planting within ten or fifteen days. 80
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eese-Active and unchangcd; large. septein-
Der. 14hc.; November. l4c.; small. new lie.
Sugar-Steady and unchanged.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 8. 1906
ARRIVED f-4 ~
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line. a
SAILED,
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Schooner Agnes S. Quillin, Records. New
Derne, n. c., light.
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Merchants and Miners
Transportation Co. s.

Boston, Masou and ProVldsNee, 4, ],
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston TussaeY
dsnes Monday. Thursdsy and hatarday ~
?. u. Passengers and freight lsksn t2s ~
New England Points, Tiokp,2 on sale IT ~. 81
3. Rwy. and n; and w, Swy, oS!SsA 81
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PORT OF WEST POINT; MAY s. 1906.
ARRIVED. H.
Steamship Danville. Courtney. baltimore. Pas
senGers and general cargo. &c 'i
SAILED lt asl5a z3t
Steamship Danvile, Courtney, Baltimore. pas-
sengers and general cargo, IA
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FOR NEW YORK.

Via Night Line Steamers texcept Saturday
making Connection ln Eort2k With MaiT Lin ns
WEI 'q ~. at a. Nj and y A.. and Sa..@'
psake 4 Ohio Ry a. ? A n; an s,ads ~
MorfnlS with Main Line Ships sailing az
NJ. Tickets, sos p, Main Street. {6f-f.
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RAtLHoAps.
r. r. s P. E s ss;s;;;; \, 4,

= Ssoi'leS - tfitt
Trains Leave Rlchmond--No rthWard. wi
4:25 A. NJ. --Daily--Byrd st. Through. @
$40 A. M.-Dnily-Maln ST.. Through.
7:G a. NJ Week Days--Elba. Ashland 40.
coinmodaton. RI 5fa2igS
$40 4. N. Dally-nyrd st. through. Local
stops z sf S- l.1l.a
taos noon--week pays-tsyrd ST. Through. s
400 P. M.-Week Days--Byrd st. F'rederickss4
burg Accommodation. a5sE
sos P. M.-Daiiy. Main 81. Through.
e;ao p. NJ -Week Days--Elba. Ashland 40.
conmodation. M ~
$50 P. N M'.---lDaily--:Byrd St. Through.
Trains Arrive Richmond soushward. w
go A. A. Ata;w Z. Days-Elba. Ashland *;
$3.50 a. M.--Week Days-Byrd St. Frederlcks-
burg Accommodation. 5tasir
s:a5 A. Al.--Daily-Byrd st. Through.
1850 a. NJ. Week Days-Byrd ST. Through
81! P. n. -DaIly-Ataln ST.. Through.
es i p; M,mWeeL Days-Elba Ashland 40
eS + MMP bayyyySa ST y. T 2spSssh Local
1910 T. .-;1oally-Maln St. Through. 1.
NOTE pullman Sleeping or Paror Carssen
mono n 100 a. NJ. week days. and local occom-
Time Of arrivals and departures and connec.s
". .. DUKE. G. ". GULF. w. r. TAYLOR
Asst. to Prest. Gsn' supt. Traf. MET.
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New York Central scn, avs o7h
Nav Ierscv c,sntralt gen 6s.....,........ II 4
Northern pacific is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1914
Nnrfhern 1,a cinc IA ......,.... Is
Sorfnlk ard Western COM As ............. o97s
Dragon shore. Tine refundlng 4s............ 9iA
PENNSYLVANIA cony,{a Observation-Disclosures. 9sls
rcading General 4s ............. 1Wla
81 onis and iron Mountain con. 5s........ 1l2 2,
st. Louln and San Francisco fg. 4s........ si7s
ST. Louis Southwestern con. 4s.......... 20
seaboar Air Line Observation-Disclosures. ssh
southarn Tnrioc 10 Observation-Disclosures. W
Southern Pacific list As certifcatcs......... %
Southern Railway ,. "a
1-oledo 2 81 r. and Western 4s......,...... 50
Union Pacific lo4si
United states steel I'd 6s................... 97b
yVaha sh Ists ,,,...................... lloh
yvabasy Deb. I3s i5si
WIstern Md decentralization. toIs
Geheeline and Lake Erie 4s................. SsA
HVisconsin central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 e
n. and O.. Collateral Trust 4s............. y4,a
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spot cotton closed quiet; mlddling uplands
Il so; middling gulf, 1905; sales. o,6l5 bales
Cotton quiet; midd!ng, ll'9o; gross receipts
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C. LOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

I Chicago. r. /. fa,h pac. r. r. col. 6s....I sWa
CO.. r, +, and q \ o,,Ia pcn 4s...,,,,,,. lUi =,
Colorado Industrial IS, series A............ ,6M
! Colorado Industrial IS, series B.......... 1913
| coior,i, Midland Is .. ....,,,,......., IS
Col3ra do and Midland Observation-Disclosures. 9iis
! cuba Observation-Disclosures. 1JiE
| Denver and Rio Grande 4s..".............. 10?
Distillers Securities u.s. sos.
| Er;n General is Observation-Disclosures. VI
! IIncnp Valley as foffered)......... 1854
lamar cs '''' -. .....,.,............. Us
! jnpnn Co. Cd series o7ia
! Janan t4iss ..................... 9l7s
I Ionan az cert ifca ties ................. s37s
i Japan AS certificates. I'd seres........... 9oh
| I ourviiie and Nash Unified 4s........... 1903
Manhattan consol gold Observation-Disclosures. lp0H
MEXICAN Central we
| Mcyican Central 1st Inc ...,,,........ u Il
| Minn and 81 Iouis AZ (offered) ........... 92
| Mssonri Kansas and Texas 4s.,............ 1914
Mssopri Kansas and Tcxaa 2ds. 81.
! National r. r. Of Mexico con- 4s........' 81 4
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway,
STEAM BOATS.
NLD DOMINION 49, . q, a
Nlnht Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening leoot
Ash street, at r. ~ 4 q stepping vs a NSe so
trip. Including stateroom berth meals, s0o
sach, Street Cars to Steamers wharf,
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
tAs Reported by ,crhaddck Jones essvirginta

Petersburg. va May 5, 1906.
Sales continues light and market unchanged
FIt,,.1
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Cash qnotat!ons Were us s1GS2c.. No 4,
S s5assS No. ered ssaeoNe No corn ssae;
10 yellow &c., \, No. ;sb 9a.s AK s isssxo. NO.
white nNs ~ Good feeding barley far
choice mating 5aSle s., AZ lr, masssuis I'm
9Sihv seed. sss0d1S 49, Mess pork per barrel,
lard l Sou sSost ' ssar s sdss
W SsGxsp ,lS clover eontfass grade aIlss
Buter-steady; sreameres,o lSc, aa1saeI
at aiT mark cases included. lSg5Me; Nrsts. l0'sc'
prime tirsts. lehc,; extras, B's' 49, A
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
Z BALTIMORE. MD. May s.--seaboard All
Line. common and prferyed--Nothing doing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09

BALTIMORE. MD, May s,TFt.Qsu !II; Qans
southern White corn 54Sss oa,srpls; NS;
mixed, 37&d371sc. Rye-Firmi no, wes sonaH
7la7la. enthusiastically and unchanGed; 9anc!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-29

WANTED WE WANT CAPABLE MEN FOR EX-
ecutiye. clerical, technical AID salesman posi-
tols, paying S1oOO-S50Jo write for booklet.
HAPGOODS 1lO5 Pennsylvania bldg, Philadel-
phIa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-29
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

II not convenient to call at The
Star office. 18th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue. leave your advertise.
ment at any of the following
Branch Offices:
, NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Eppey. Drug STORE STORE 18th a and wsilns p
rtnn nr Drug Store lah and md y.
Kings Drug Store. 18th and SITS.
aoltrclaw's News Stand 17o5 Pa. ave.
Herbst's Drug Store. 25th and Pa. ave.
Criswell's Drug Store. 7th and T SITS.
Postal Telegraph ONCE. 1926 Conn. re.
Postal Telegraph Once. 9Th and sts.
Ksnn. Sons & Co, Information Bureau.
Woodward & Lothrop; Information B1 msco
Jenifer bldg. 9TH SITS. Telegraph Once.
Commercial Bank bldg, Telegraph once.
Corridor r., s. Capitol.
Grier 4 Gricr.'s Pharmacy. 9th n. IL s W.
Goldenberg's Department Store. 9l2-2S 'tn
St. Bureau of Information.
The Hutchins Kenner Drug Co.. 1Itn Qus'
Butler & Field, Druggists. I'd Indiana a.e'
Louis II. Castell. Pharmacist, 300 lin =!
Dupont Pharmacy. Chas s. Boston, PROP
10th and L SITS
GEoRGErowN:
O'Donneii's Drug store sod and o SITS.
Adams Express Office. 1929 SD ST.
Pride's Pharmacy. 2Sth and p SITS.
NORTHEAST:
Ksnsays rharmacy CAPITOL c and st.
Nilburn's Pharmacy, 18th and Fl SITS.
Buffers Pharmacy. 4th and Stanton place.
SOUTHEAST:
Bradleys Drug store. sth and sts
O'DOlIells Drug Store. Sd and Penna. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
sullvan's Drug Store. 9TH and ID sts:
Eleventh Street Wharf, OBrien & HAL
Chas s. Walter 901 Az st.
ANACOSTIA:
{. G. Lohr. % Monroe st.
ALEXANDRIA:
A S. DonpIan. T2I King st.
BRIGHTWoOD, D. c.:
VIM. Thomas Brightwood ave. and Long
fellow st.
TENLEYTOwN, D. O.:
AID hmm lrnr ris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-29

WANTED IS UNION BRlCKLAYERs At
the plant OF the FIRTH STERLING;
SHE'LL co. Special ferry leaves every
morning at $50 from turinthian Yacht
club pier. 9TH and NJ SITS. s.w. Report
ready for work Ut the plant. Good men
only wanted. se2T- 3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-29

wANTED-BY YOUNG LADY. EMPLOYED DUR
ing the day, room and board In refined family;
either In house or apartment; within walking
distance Of 18th and .sts. NV; terms not to ex-
coed $50 per month. Address Box 3d. Star Office
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, ROOM AND
board in private family; walking distance Post
Once Department; state price By month. Ad-
dress A. II. j., Star office. se2e-2t