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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

collapse III the stock market not only
bringing the lowest prices of the year.,
but carrying the level back to about the
position at the same time In 1905. while
suspension of work In the anthracite coal
region was an industrial factor Of much
Importance. These three events Iere
accompanied by threatened strlngency In
the money market that was only &ayerted
by a large increase in foreign lending.
Nevertheless, the financial situation Of
the country as whole was so strong
that there actually appeared decrease
In bankruptcies and there Is little anX-
iety regarding the future effect OF these
adverse influences, chiefly because Of the
bright agricultural outlook.
Another interesting comparison Is made
by subtracting the few failures for $780,
900 each in every April for the past nine
years. which shows the general tendency
OF the mercantile death rate more faith
fully than when tho Isolated defaults OF
great size are Included Thus, In manu-
featuring, after deducing the three large
failures which provided more than one
fourth OF the total liabilities, the aver.
age for each OF the remaining 1874 insol-
vencies was only ss,440 against $3.50
last year and an average OF about $4,000
for each OF tho preceding seven years
Results are not quite as remarkable In
tho trading division, the average Of loss
to each failure OF ordinary size being
s53s1. against 5000 last year. Whereas
the manufacturing average was smaller
than In any preceding year since records
were complied In this FORM the trading
average was larger than In five OF the
previous eight years Including all COM
mercial failures, less than one per cent
In number provided about 40 per cent. OF
the liabilities, and the average loss. for
the remaining 7S8 defaults was s6,171, a
slight Increase over the average OF $500
last year. but less than in any other
year since 1890, when the average was
se,145, or practically the same as In 1906.
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.MARKETAERvOUS.
U7NO.DISOR|D|:|.[|:::R||:|.
Buying for Support Kept situa-
ton in Hand, Bit Stocks
\. Wcrc,U Uncertain.
NEWS WORRIES 'F'I S: TRADERS
Some Apprehension Felt Over
Forthcoming Message and Re
port on Standard Oil.
NEWS WORRIES E! TRADERS u a ] e '
Some Apprehension Felt Over
(By Associated 1'ress.)

NEW YORK, May 3.-rhe stock market
reflected the nervous and uncertain tone
Of yesterday, feverls fluctuations Of
prices occurring during the day. There.
was no sign Of liquidation in such crash
4 Ing volume as that OF yesterday. but there
was, however, an evident apprehension
OF such nm event. There was marked
contraction in the activity OF the mar
kct, and this In itself constituted IN
argument that the worst liquidation was
over From time to time there was an
outburst OF selling in one stock or an
other. which suggested renewal Of
liquidation. Buying for support was forth
coming on each of the dips, and the
market was kept from disorder at any
time, but the buying partially subsided
when prices moved up again. and gave
no encouragement to professional opera
tors ID pursue the movement The call
money market was nptreciably easier
than yesterday. which would follow nat
rrally from the violent liquidation eff
fectcd Additional gold was secured for
import and the outward movement for,
San Franrisco continued. the former
movement heavily overbnlancing the lat
ter.
r The advance IN the BANK OF l.HBlahd
rate was not unexpected, and was nat
ural consequence OF the continued demand
upon It's gold supply for the New York
account The Forthcoming report OF the
commissioner OF corpora lions Of the
standard Oil inquiry and the Presidents
message. which Is expected to accom-
pany 1t, were professcd subjects OF appre-
hension among operators In stocks. rorg
making move either for selling stocks
or for refrainIng from buying.
as IT was n general expectation that mo
assembling of the mine workers conven-
ton at Scranton would result In the
declaration Of an anthracite strike. The
special weakness Of Amalgamated Cop
per was II, connection With the Importance
attached to tie forthcoming Standard
on Inquiry and its findings on account Q !.
the Standard Oh influence and control
OF the Amalgamated Copper Company.
Bonds were irregular: total sales. par
value, $500, coo. United States bonds We're
all unchanged on call.
The total sales OF stocks amounted 10
l,349 100 shares. 3tsi'
r. NEW YORK, May 3.-Moncy on call
f1r,n. 3a6k; lowest. 8; renewing rate. 6.
Time loans steady; sixty days. ninety
days and six months, 5Nd6 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 51s46 per cent.
Sterling exchange irregular, ut $.S3.s5Q
t4S3oD for demand and a I $4.S0.304 Si.D.2b
for sixty days bills. Posted rates. A.s?
and s4g Commercial bills, s4.sO@&4Soh.
Bar silver, GGdGGls. Mexican dollars, tGsstt.
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Property Transfers Thursday.

Richmond: Carrie NJ. and Henry SnoWa
"a Carrie Pace, 20 feet on north line OF
clav Street, 1893 feet west Of HARRISON
Street, s1,sO0. $50.
T3lanflIna Snyder to Annie Lee Snyder,
1872 feet south Of Grove Avenue, % rect
on wv Street. corner Of Meadow street.
nnd az feet on north line OF Mhrsnali
street. 50 l>,et west OF First Street, o. I.
w. Il. ,DI :ard. Jr.. and wife to saly
p. ThompsSn, 221-2 feet on north inc
IVY street, 1893 1-12 feet west OF Rowland
Street. $3.50.
Henry s. Wallerstein and wife to Ralph
+, Levy. % IA feet on north line Of Brood
street. 90 ga feet east Of Gimer Street.
$500.
william B. Peroe and wife to Lula
Freeman. 80 feet on west line 81
buchanan Street. 100 feet south OF VII
liams street, and SO feet on west limo
buchanan Street. 100 feet north of Wash
ington Street. $4,000.
James r, Estes to Sally p. Thompson,
1912 feet on north line Of Clay Street,
65 feet east Of Ninth Street. $4,000.
Fannie Jones to l5stelle Jackson. 80 feet
on M street, northwest corner of Thirty
first Street, $3.50.
Pat H., Ann and Mary DAILY to Mamie
r. and r. D. Mccoy, 81 II feet on north
line of Lester Street, Al feet east OF Ash
Street. $780,
James #, Sloan to George Hinds 2s 1-s
feet on east side Of College Street no.
405. 1926
Nessena y. Gary's executors to Bridget
NJ. Mahoney, Al feet on west mo OF
Eighteenth Street, 179 feet north OF clay
Street, $1,000.
wllliam II. Reed and wife to c. II.
Mason, "a II 1-4-12 feet on north limo Grove
Avenue, 60 3-4-la feet west of Walnut
Street, $500,
4. ", Johnson to Frank and Ester
Roth. 81 feet on west line Of Seventh
street. 1929 feet south Of Preston Street,
sl.525.
Pollock trustee. 20 1-2-l2 feet on south
line Park Avenue, los Q 1919 feet east
of Park Street. $1,000.
Jefferson d. Starke and wife to y. w,
Tillcr, ID feet on east line of Pine Street.
2lo feet south OF Holly Street, 5000.
l.. C. Jenkins to Helen A, Nightingale,
eO1-3 feet on Eleventh Street, southeast
corner of Marshall Street. s6H.
Henrico: John, Adam and wife to Yer
non I,ayinlsa, lots Nos. 20. 20 andl24 IN
plan OF Capitol View, $3.50,
A. q. Melton and y, F. Melton and wife,
to G, r. Melton, thirty-two acres north OF
Broad street road, ten miles west Of
Richmond, $50.
Cornella and Thomas Epps to John
Henderson, 80 feet on west line OF Allen
street, 1870 feet north OF Fitz Street. Sl2S,
India and r. r. Wright to August
simonpietrI and r. II. Durham, 20 feet
Oh north limo Of S Street, IS feet east Of
81, ut x,f. tue
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Three New Charters.

The state Corporation Commission yesterday
granted the following charters: <,,,,
The NJ. Kelly Iron and Metal COMPANY Iin nSI
Vice PRESIDENT D. Sullivan, sscreta1 Ky AS
urer; ali Of Richmond. Capital. $40. 600. Cd
ieets: TO deal in iron and other metals. mer-
chandise and property Of any kind; ella 80 u &C, or
description. burlap and bagsng, old or new '
peTr The Southern Union Society, Norfolk. Lafay-
cite Clark Davis r. onsvo SeTaan nro otes
tees Norfolk. Objects !. b pen p'o.ee-
Renan Telephone Company. Leyel Run na,, w
c. Harvey. president. Rennn; p ia, a, S = Maj
Objects: TO erect and maintain telephone
line. 5a t4f -+S5 ~. 44 s-. 1h.-a thEE
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Southern r Railway,

scIfEDuLE1N EFFECT. APRIL. %, 1906. rs S
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. sgsssSs
.aW y. ~ --Ddlly--Local for Charlotte. N. g.
R:3o Z. NJ. -Dnily--Limlted --Buffet Pullman ia \
atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans
Memphis, Chattanooga and all the south.H
Through Goa CHI d for Chase city. Oxford,
Durham and Raleigh. HI sSSBi
500 z Mex bSunday--keysvIlla Local.
1880 F. ted--Pullmnn ready 0 ~
81 z. NJ. for all the South. }5ksi ~ s e5} SD
YORK; RIVER LIND. iilIt
1870 e Ni.-Except sundny--No. 1e-Bnltirnorss
1 Limited. ffE3i}t 5$ 81 fSf,i8
s;15 E. At-cept sundny-No. 1o-Local ~ "a
4;45 A. N. Except sundnyNo. 74s-1ocal tots
stt5 West FONT. & i5 FIJI III Il N Il; is3sssssss5
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. N
6:ss a. NJ. $50 P. M.---From all the South.
$3.50 E NJ, From Charlotte. Raleigh. Durharn.I4s
Chase City and Local Stations. y Isl tx
s:4o - M.-From KeYaville and Local Stntions.sl
9:l5 A.. Mo 15--From Baltimore and West
& Point. gE}5 n 4 5j a; SsfE5 al l5Rs3S
1875 A. AZ, No.o, 5:15 p. NJ - No. 70 iron,
West Point and Local Stations. iSs .l1..5S 4s
Y NO. Is and No. rs stop Qunton Tunstallss5
White House and Lester Manor. E$3ff3
G w. WESTBURY.&D. p. AZ Richmond Va
E 8. IL 1IARDWICK, W, Fl. TAYLOE. f3$;
p. T. M. a O. p. A. 5ts8Et S5s5
II. B. SPENCER. aen'l Mgr.
Washington. D. 9. F4g Y sEE 5sT
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h head; caves. lGs,ac; extra To-; best sheep
!Hd6c; common 70 fair s sa,sn lambs, we
Prospects good for all kinds Of stock for next
week.
CHICAGO. May s.-cA1TLE-Recelpts 5000
head. Market steady to 100. lower. Common to
primo steers, s4G6. 80; cows ,sa,5Q4eo; he!fers
stockers and feeders, s2.75G5,o.o EIogs-Ro-
celpts 1900 head Market s a e6 % &C. h,xh,
to good. heavy, ss,45a6,5o; butcherweights.
se4sas62h; good to choice; heavy, mixed
70, 4ods60; packing. s5,7od647h, sheep-Re-
ceints. 1000 head. Market steady to strong,
Sheep. s4,boG5,7o; yearllngs, $S.ssGd,75; lambs
IS, o5aD765 fulI sEF 1ti'a
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May s.-F1IOuR;-Quet. Rye
Fiour.oulet. cornineal-ste Rye--Nomi-
nal. Barley-Dull. .+s55 Ft!s IS, ,.t(t,
va Tor. Options Aa%c. net higher. May. ss1sc.;
11 roor1n@ oostuad No. nominal elevator soc.
Options Hc. lower May. 56hc,; June, 55Ae';
septeinber. 5s?c.: December. 62?c. Oats
Steady; mi19l, 37Hc,
Easy; refined. quiet. Pork-steady. Tallow--
Easy at &c. Rosin-Firn. 'Turpent'ne-tlrm at
67lsd67Ec: ,,,,., ,,a,,o.l 60,
Rio. auiet Futures dull. eGl0 points net low
er. sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining, l5.lso:
Centrifugal 7.lec; molasses sugar, q ll-lSc.;
'e Pt'eanutsEHgher and unchanged, Freights-.
Quiet and unchanged, Potatoes-Weak; May
and other Eastern, per bag A2sQgs:U; State
and and Western, i.soaa; s0 European, $500 Cab
= Cottonseed Oil-Easier. Prime. Soc; prime
sumner yellow, s0Sc,i prime white soas2c;
winter yellow. SsG4oc
CHICAGO May san inersa's,ed demand ndoi for
caused Arm tone to-day IN the local 7. Wheat
a loss q M9?c. Provisions were 1oa27ac.
= ! d . h
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKSIN NEW YORK
4 4 O.. Ranksa and RrokAA
sALrs.

100 A. G. H., com.............
$1,000 American Smelters. com.
29l 100 Amalgnmated Copper ~.
1900 Amer. Car and Foundry.
20O Am. Car and Found. pfd.
eW American Cotton OH 90.
4W American Tobacco. pfd...
DU American Can .......,....
300 American Can, pfd. ....
16.4W Amer. Loco, com. ........
lW Amer. Loco, pfd. ........0
G.So0 American Sugar ..........'
1880 A, Y. and g. 1re, com....
~ 700 ~. 7. and s. re, pfd. go.
1900 Baltimore and Ohio ...u.S
4l,2OO brooklyn Rapid Transit.
$500 Great Northern, pfd. 800.
2W General Electric ........
800 Canadian Pacific .......u.
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio ....
800 Chicago Great 1Vestertlua
20,i(O Chic, Mil. and st. Paul.
1900 Colorado Fuel and 1ron.
900 Colorado Southern. conn.,.
100 Colo. Southern. lat pfd..
200 Colo. Southern. I'd pfd. u.
GOO c., G.. G.. and st. Louis.
AGO Consolidated Gns .......
1000 Delaware ufd Hudson ~.
100 Del, Lack. and Western,
n 200 Erie, com. .......;.... .....
Z COO Erie, LIST pfd. .......,......
300 Erie, I'd pfd. ...............5
1000 1lllnois Central .............
500 Louisville and Nashville.
s{ 500 Manhattan ................t
4 100 Metro. Street Railway.
$500 Mexican Central ..........
2,400 Mo-, X. and Texas. com.
500 Mo. K, and Texas, pfd...'
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Produce Market.

on 1.-The block, yesterday than for several days
past, ana an active demand made q clean
sweep Of the street business was y quite active
material changes. ~ Prices, NJ
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Brady Elected.
.lspecIal 10 lrho TImes- Dispa.ch)

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch
NEW YORK, May 3.-Anthony N.
Brady has been elected a director of the
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company. He
succeeds Don II. Bacon, who recently re-
signed. Mr.. Bacon will soon start on a
tour OF the world,
The Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
is without a president. and report has 1t
that the position will be given to man
associated with the United States Steel
Corporation, s4 ..as. ,ts,.s Es. 5.
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COTTON LETTER
& By MILLER g. COMPANY

e. I4 " e ~ : >
NEW YORK. May 3.--Although trading has
been light to-day. there was still an oppor-
tunlty to note the distinction which the public
lis beginning to draw between the old and new,
crops. Buyers prefer to take the far months,
which ere not manipulated, and which there's
fore are governed by legitimate influences.
Near months nre inclined to be neglected, aud
under such circumstances It seems only a ques-
tloh OF time when the premium OF X cent on
July over October will disappear. The longs In
July are holding on to the coat-tall OF the hull
leader in the hope that he may do for them
what he did for May, but the experience Of
years shows that those who expect others to
make profits for them usually meet with dis
appointment.
The spot demand in Liverpool continues light,
sales to-day being only 5000 bales. and our
ndvlces from the South nra that offerings are
moro liberal, while demand seems to be lessen-
ing Crop accounts are generally favorable,
and the prediction of showers for the Atlantic
district to- morrow will, II realized. stop com
plants OF lack of moisture from TINT section.
There have been scattered rains In different
localities during the past week. SO mat conl-
plants OF drought are to Il large extent local.
Adv!ces from the South note easier spot mar
kes with quotations probably l-16c. lower.
"A The extreme fluctuntion to-day has been only
Q points, and the market finally closed l1S
liverpool is duo to como higher In tho
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, May 3.-The cotton market wns
very quiet Today with fluctuations irregular
within range OF about & points The close
was l0s points net higher. The market opened
quiet at an advance Of sl13 points In response
TO steady cables. and held steady during the
FIRST half hour on a little covering and the
steader early tone OF tho stock market But
there was no snap to the demand. weather
reports were favorable, including private wires.
claiming rains In somo sections OF the eastern
belt, and prices eased Oft during the middle OF
the morning to a net loss OF about l@3 points.
Around I'LL for May and 1902 for July the
market was steadier by a little buying for the
account Of spot plcople and room shorts, but
showed barely any movement until the near
the close. when It rallied to about tho opening
figures. The fnal tone WIS quiet ana stee.a l
with sales estimated at 5000 bales. Southern
spot markets were reported unchanged TO l-lec.
lower; generally unchanged. Private adylces
generally are favorable as to tho new crop
conditions. but report frlnness among holders
Of desirable supplies
Receipts at the ports to-day were laps bales
against 7,425 last week and 2l,727 last year; f0r
the week (estimated) 1000 bales aga lust Si,4Sa
Iast week and 1898 last year. To-day's re :,
ceipts at New Orleans 3,477 bales against I i2o
last year; at Houston 1,59S bales against S'lol
last year,
Cation futures opened quiet and closed
''e4'' Open. High. Low Close
May ,.,....,.,,,l1,1l llle ILL !l'b
August ,,,,.,.u,,,,lo,77 1880 1oas 1919
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Daily Court Record;
Law and Equity,

Docraes entered yesterday: Curtis r. Chit
tendon VS.. Fannie +. Chttenden for divorce
on statutory grounds. :; -
Suits Instituted yesterday: Jos. caWier vs..
John u. Kennedy, for sl6e. g. y, n
Tho Giese and Goodyear Company vs.; jas !.
Gary Ernest Bowers and Frank II. Ford lot
Cases set for to-day: Kritzer and Creepy vs.
". L. Fleming for $685. Case OF contest
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Spot cotton closed quiet; middling uplands,
Ills; middling gulf. 1900; sales 2, 100 bales

. 4 i.
+ cotton quiet; middllng, n.75; net receipts.
Go bales; gross, 2ss. bales; salesl 0o paet:
Total TO to. day al all ports-Set receipts; 4. 5s
bales expert to GreS, Britain sS 81 haes
to Japan: s45l bales; stock ST. 7oe bales. !.
consoida, tied a, all ports-Set receipts, s,'' %
France 7,S.s bales: to the Continent. 4e.4sl
pa To,al aimee p september ist at all ports--Net
receipts bales expoT! y Great n,a ths
Continent. el4.e97 bales; TO Japan. il,7l7 bales;
TO Mexico. 1861 bales.
NEW < ORLEANS. May a,-coTToS-spot
tcot;ot, o,,iet: salea 10 bales Including 80 T. 9.
b. Quotations Unchanged; iniddlins; II ~
Futures at the opening were quiet ana ,. ~.
changed TO polns up. The market was very
quiet throughout the session flue,uating IT1
The ii closing. was quiet and unchanged to
'v Cotton futures closed. May; llos; June.
llll July li.ls August; Ns1 =. sep .enaber
1850; October 1888 November 19'0'i
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 3. 1906.
ARRIVED. g5

Ns ARRIVED l4ag.E ,1
Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk. merchant
disc and passengers, Old Dominion limo,
Steamer Pocahontas Graves. Norfolk ana
James River landings merchandise and pas
songers. Virginia Navigation Company,
rfF SAILED
Steimer Brandon, Hnrney Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Schooner Fanny Myers Tongues James
River, light.
PORT OF WEST Pom, MAY 8, 1905.
ARRIVED. .
Steamship Danyllle, Courtney. Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo. Hs -
Steamer Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponl Rive,
landings, passengers and general cSrEo.
- ~ r. SAILED. .t.5
sengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponl River
landings. passengers and genera cargo,
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National r.. r. OF Mex. con. As Offered" 50
New York Central gen. 3,ss............,.... %
New Jersey Central gen. osi...."......... ~,
Northern Pacific lV5 q
Northern Pacific ..............'...1 ~
Norfolk and Western con. IS. ............!.. Ivy
Penisylvania COW. 35aa....... .............. e7M
a13adinu General IA ~. I. ........... 100
s.. oils and iron Mountain con. 5s...... l13 \
81. Louis and San FRANCHISES fg. ls...... S41.
81 ouia go,,thwestern con. 4s............ 7Ss.
oboord ar TIne $50
Southern rnn,ns I4s ................... y1ss
Southern - list IS certificates. PTS
Tsraa nn,, racihn 1sts 1p3 I.
Toledo .Et Il. and Western s............... ooh
Irnion pacific IA .,..,................... 10i
t1nited states Steel I'd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9sls
wabash 1l31a
tvo no oh J,eh IA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u
Western Nd. slh
yvh ceiling and Lake Erie IS (offered) ...... 81
n. and g.. Collateral Trust Aluminium. say
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BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. n. I. and Pac. R. r. 4s............ q
Chicago, r. 4. and Pac. r. r. col 5s.... soS
c.. c., C. and st.. Louis gen. s............ 1915
Colorado Industrial 6s. series 1874
Colorado industrial 6s, series B............I - g,
Colorado and Southern 4s..................,. 93%
cuba IA :. ..,,,.,,..,............ 1884
Denver nd rio Grande NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1904
Diptillers Securities Neutrality-suspicious.. a!s
E[s prior 1f I. ' g
Hooking Valley as 1U7za
Inpan Ga .,....... (,........................ v1#
1nnan a. ID series yilt
lamar iiAs 9lla
Iapan is Certificates. s3ss
1anan 4iss certificates I'd series. ......... yoai
1r,,isvjjin and Ma an Unified ls,........... 102
Wa nhottan consoi gold Is,..,.............. lO1
Merican central, Is1.
MeYiSan Central lit Observation-Disclosures. 2qA
S;,nn ma 81 1ouis i. foffcrcd) ........ %
Missouri kansas and Texas 4s.............. 1904
Mlssour!, Kansas and Texas ads........... % 4
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w. s. rcfundlng %, registered .............. 1874
vi s.. refunding ~, coupon I. {. 1851
u s.. %, registered 100
u. s. %. coupon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ly3
u. 81 Old a. registered lo3n
u s. Old a. coupon Observation-Disclosures. 1871
u. 8. New 49, reglstered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l3g
~. 8. New ~. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l3o
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. 7sh
American Tohacco5 Observation-Disclosures. lie 7
Atchson general IL. lco1s
a tchison adjustment Observation-Disclosures. e4s
Atlantic Coast Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
rnIiimnre n nd Ohin Ia .......,,..,S SO
i,atlnore ana Ohio Observation-Disclosures. lOl15
baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. g4h
.Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 49, ............ 04A
Central OF Georgia 3. 1875
Central OF Georgia list Inc. toffereedG q
Central OF Georgia Cd Inc Offered .......t.S
Centrnl ri Ceorrin al inc (offered) ,.,.,.. IS
C.hesnpea Ike and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. ld6h
~ leo yo a IA Alton az u 80 h
C.hicaso. B.. and Quincy new 4s.,.......,..., ys7s
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RAILROADS.
r. r p E3:;;::;j y ! !; 4

o'''oo ~
Trains Leave Hlchnond.-No u e & 4
X 4:e6 Al M.--DaiIy--bytd ST. Through. 8 q i sis
Il 6:2o A. M.--Daily--Man st. Through.
7:S5 A. Af..tyeek Days--Eba. Ashland Ao Il
commodatlon. IA m 5a
$40 a. NJ Daiiy---Byrd St. Through. Locsl 4
stops NJ si65 5E 80 NJ
l12:o5 noor1--week Days-3yrd st. Through. e
b 400 y. M,--Week fDays-Byrd st. FrederickA
burg Accommodation. & a js :
4 sos p. M.--Daliy. h1aLh st. Through. f83,stS&
a $50 p. NJ Week Days--Elba. Ashland 40.
$3.50 y M n. -Dally-byrd 81. Through.
trains Arrive Richmond southward.
$40 4, NJ week Days-Elba. Ashland 40
= $40 A. M.--1Week Days-Byrd 81. Tredericks.
burg Accommodation. XII tSf
S35 A. M--Daily--Byrd st. Through.
II 100 a. N. Week Days--Byrd 81. Through
Il PA +. n, -1aly-atan 81. Through. n
';4s eon MW Eek rays-1s'5a. Ashland AZ.
5 ad6 E MM-Pa'yRyrd 81 rk%Eoush
go +. M --DailyLNtain 81. Through. f
NoTE--Pullman Sleeping Or Pnrlor Cars on
al aooye tralns except trains arriving ltlcn.ss
mond II 100 A. NJ. week days. and local ncco1-
Time OF arrivals and departures and connso.5
TONS not guaranteed. t., u . wv
W. D. DUKE, c. w. CuLP. W. p: TAYLOR
Asst. to Prest. mi. supt. Traf Msr.5y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

43 BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
y BALTIMORE. ND, May 3.-Seahoard Air
Line, common 80 asked do, preferred. nothing
a Of I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
RICHMOND STOCK NIARIlET.

Richmond. Va. May ). 1908.
SALES BEFORE BOARD.
Virginia Centures-?.W0 at elEs. IA
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia $500 at ORR.
Virginia Cen.uries-l."1 at ei}s; 800 at oiA.
SALES SINCE BOARD.
American Na,!onal-lno at los.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Richmond and PETERSBURG Electric Railway,

streets, ManeSe'ter.' every hour ION thu, hoasl
from A. NJ, 10 10 n NJ, Last car !? m!dnnlEht2
Cara leave petersburE: foot Ct sy ,s.,s =,
NJ Last car 11,40 p NJ. Limited car i'4o - =.
An cars from Petersburg connectinE R'ecn n's
mond cara s31it9tsf -..---. X