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Evening journal., 1906-11-12
IRON STEAMERS BRANDYwINE AND
CITY OF CHESTER.

litON STEAMERS BliANDNWIFLA AND
CITY OF CHESTER.
Leave Wilmington. 4ih street wharf,
Wweek-days and Sundays, Tor Chester ard
dhiladelphin, at 5,S0 and 1890 a. M, l3O
ana AIS D. m.
Leave Cnvstet one hour later
i-eaFe philadelphia. Chestnut street
Wnei = wcek-davs and Sundays. at I.3J
ana 1880 a. M, 1.30 and AIS d. m.
r'N~ chester ono hour later.
ares including Saturdays and Sundays
tl,hlladelphia excursion, g5c-one way l5o
iSe.si excursion, ioc-One way iOc
vice vice careful handling. prompt delivery
cl,. anu Ilil protection from the weather by
NSre'eu Wharvcs and wagons.
secure these raclitlos order your
snlp .,.. phente Via WILSON LINE" Chest
nIt tsl sreet wharf. Philadelphia. and
N'u'th Htreot wharf, Wilmington.
HORACE WILSON.
General Manager.
Evening journal., 1906-11-12
Rooms FOR RENT.

TWO second-story rooms for rent for
lodgers. Use OF bath. Apply at 52S West
seventh street. nl2-2t
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Fon 80.

ron sALE-At bargain. Squire Piano.
0-e AFes' Fourth 81. ol-I
Evening journal., 1906-11-12

FOR RENTING unfurnished third
tory rooms; use CT light; both phones
1e West Twelfth street n5-imeod
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.-CLASSIFEED ADS=
WANTS. FOR SALE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE, ETC.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED-Barber or experienced boy.
f. COLE. Tenth and Lombard Sts.
Evening journal., 1906-11-12

s0a SALE CilEAP-Foldlng go-car..
o,ost new. 5o5 w. Firth st. o2-H
Evening journal., 1906-11-12

ron sALE-Cheap. one work horse;
ht 1880 pounds; Si5. Apply at Els
re T.. o.. CID. n9-ot
Evening journal., 1906-11-12

wANTED-Four girls and two boys
apply SOC King street. hS-S.
Evening journal., 1906-11-12

crk and good wages. Louis Kerr. 4gs o.
tn st.
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wILsoN LINa
PHILADELPHIA PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT LINE.

tft
f. go ASA. s..
1850 .fii--
.-.-.. .i,l s1-j.a
ri-l--.I. 'I .lasA -
- -. - -
Evening journal., 1906-11-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-A lot on Eighth avenue be-
tween Duncan and Coleman. apply coz
Washington st. ol6-im
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10

CLEAR CAPE FEAR
FOR SHA0 F ISL.
Geological Board Making Close
Inspection Of DISTINCTIONS in
the Stream.
REouIsI7Ion FOR GAuTIER
-Four Fine Horses Burned in An
'1ncendiary Fire-New
Charter.
aEouIsITIoN FOR GAuTlER

Especial to The Times-Dspateh)
RALEIGH, n. c., March 9.-J. II. Bratt,
of the state Geological Board, spent the
day here in conference with Governor
Glenn with reference to the work of the
department.. He Is returning to Chapel
Hill from Wilmington and Southport.
where he went to set on foot the work
or inspecting the conditions on the lower
Cape Fear between Fayetteville and Will
mington, with view to clearing certain
portions of the channel of nets and other
distractions, so that shad and other
fish can have opportunity to go UP the
stream to fresh water spawning grounds.
He left John Coths. of the United
States Bureau of Fisheries. to make a
deE He'd inspection of the conditions as
they exist. He will report to the Bureau
OF Fisheries at Washington and then the
department will set to work to clear the
distractions to the best advantage.
Cn application OF Solicitor Rodolph
Duffy. of the Fifth judicial District Gov
ernor Glenn this morning issued n requi-
sition on the Governor of Georgia for
w A. Gautier. who is wanted to answer
the charge of the murder OF Deputy
United States Marshal B. G. r. Daughtry
In Sampson county, December 10. 1903
while the officers were arresting him for
violation of the United States postal laws.
He was arrested and convicted in the
United states court for the postal law
onense. being sentenced to three vars.
Fills sentence expires April sth and he is
to be brought back to Sampson county to
he tried for his life for the killing of
Daughhy.
An incendary fire which started in the
stables of John S. Jones' city tax col
lector, this morning atoue o'clock, four
fine horses were burned The barn of
j. Stan Wynne. was also destroyed. Tho
loss was about 5000
The Manufacturers and Merchants CO.
operative Mercantile Agency of High
Point. was charteded to-day with 100000
capital. the incorporates being II. A.
Mills. c. I. Penny and j. s. Griffin. The
principal purpose of the. Corporation Is
the mutual protection and promotion of
the husiness interests OF High Point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
Gossip of Bulls and Bears.
Especial to The Tinaas.Dispatch.)

NEW YORK, March 9.-All the stock
holders OF the Atlantic Coast Line of
record March 18th are entitled to sub
scribe for the new issue OF common stock
at par up TO 10 per cent. of their present
holdings The right to subscribe runs
until May 10th, when the first installment
Of $50 must be paid. The second install
lnent must be paid by September 10th.
Payment of the second installment may
be anticipated. In which case interest
will be allowed at the rate OF 3 per cent
on this installment until September 10TH
The new stock. when issued will be en-
titiedtto all dividends declared afte: July
10Th The books OF the company close on
March 10th and reopen on March 18th.
The American Can Company will begin
the latter part of this month to make
small shipments of packers cans. How
ever there will be no pronounced ac-
tivity in this line until late in the spring
June. July. August and September are
termed the active months. The American
Can Company has n capacity OF 100000 Oo1
packers cans year, and its capacity
for all kinds of receptacles Us over
loco, 900. 900 a year The company is doing
a good business, and its earnings are run
ming high.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
BRIDGE GAVE WAY.
Four Mule Team and Driver Pre-
cipitated Into Water.
lSpecIal to The Tlmes- Dlsnatch. s


LAHORE, ORANGE CO, VA. March
a.-Saturday. as Teel Ellis was crossing
the swollen stream near the Elllsville
Mill with four mules and heavy load
of corn the bridge gave way and pre-
cipitated the whole makeup into some
seven feet of water. Mr.. Ellis and three
of tile mules We're rescued from impend-
ing death, One mule was drowned, and
the wagon and corn have not yet been
heard from
DIR. e. Voolfolk, prominent physi.
clan of this section. who has for some
time been under DR.. Hodges. of Rich
-mond, is expected home to-day.
Horses and cattle at the Crenshaw sale
Tuesday brought fancy prices.
Many farmers are through blowing,
and farm work generally is advanced.
Mules. horses and hogs are selling well,
and the cheerful look of prosperity and
plenty beams upon the husbandmans
brow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
Southern Railway

aTT; I3 y IN EFFECT FEB IL, 1868.
7:oo lFArNS LEAVE RICHMOND.
1o..yyyy =. M--Daily-locat for CharIotte N 4, =
At,s Mn,Epally-L.imited-Buf Pullman 10
SNt aI,l,, and Birmingham. New Orleans,
Thro,p,rp,hs o onasstnnoosa and all the South.
500 Durham and Raleigh. N'
M-Daily--Limited--Pu ready o:e9
8. NJ. for all the South
Tn. YORK RIVER LINE
oHivorlte route to Baltimors and Eastern
e n,nts. Leave Richmond 1870 p NJ. daily.
70 I'D. sunday, connecting with steamer
FrI,asaaa itlmore Mondays. wednesday, and
e'A P F; ,,Ms,,.mLoeal-Monday.. wednesday, and
Ms.,.-.Except sunday--For Yves. Point.
snnH5nectins with steamers for RsItimorc
am river landings Menaays wednesdays
ce., Fridays. Steamers caIl at Glou.
<:45 A NJ rrolnt. Almonds and Clay Bank
west ps;Ncent Sunday--Local mixed for
s.5a A iRAINs ARRIVE RICHMOND.
3:35 p II " ana 1880 P. M-From all the South
Raieirs rom Charlotte, Durham and
$50 . a; ,MI.From K.ysvils and in.ermed,a..
''-' 1 n. .Ma.Daily from Yves. Poln. with Bai.,.
Frids &C connections Sundays wedesdays and
'0 a. q: M.-Wednesdays and Fridays; $40 p.
poir daily. except sunday-From west
e " WEsTnuRy. D. p. A.. Richmond. "a.
p TTARRDwtcK. W. H. TAYLog.
H p. SPENCER Gem, Mgr. A.
washington. d. G.
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RAilroAps.
r. Esp. ss ::s::!:s:; !. !, .
ss.~usrs.usu Potomac n. n.

Trains Leave Richmond Northwara.
as A. M.--pally--Byrd 81. Through.
SGD A. M.-Daly-Main st. Through.
~" a. n. --Daily-Main ST Through AZ
Pullman cars.
8" a a, Ms;a ,,i1sD Monday Byrd 81. raroust
''a' c q, mrmWsek Days-Hbs- Ashisnd AZ
$40 a. IN Md-Daily--Byrd st. Through. Loes
n'os noon-weeh pays-Byrd s.. Through i
w" h;,l M.IWeek Days Byrd Ct Fredariefs
ours Accommodation.
az M-Dniy-Main ST. Through.
eommoas wseh Days-Elba- Ashiand 40
Irs,ns Ae 21IHy. aIsS St ThsSuss -,
~ eom moaWsek pays-Elba. Ashland 40
s.s 9urs AIeominodation. ~
lilo A. MWa sayy- 81; Through.
Local Stops eS oays--Byrd st. rhrousa.
s 81; 3 2. TM. s%1iiiyy ST, Through.
80 s. t. raH5 sssssss Los.,
';'a P = llMmp sy,y ST, Through. All
iis RRs',xxT bas.a s. ggaF? 81; 4s,es,s.
roAAr. Pullman cars
All = t. E-Puman Sleeping or Parior Cars on
mond II. rains except trains arriving Rich.
r,odati L,,S a. NJ week days and local acco.s.
tons not e a,.y,s and departures and
As't. to Prest Cent. Sup. rraf. My.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE Market.

NEW YORK. March e-FLOUR-Dull and
lower Winter patents 2.G1425. Rye Flour
Dull Gornmeal-steady. Rye-Nominal. Bar
,s %sss.w y. s.; Ne red ;se s!syster s
corn-E ss.y"o 10 :. vc. elevator. options
showed hdhc. net loss. May 4sxc.; July
ssste; September. tsssc. oats-Easy: mixed
Beef@steady. Cut Mea,.-steady. Lard
1 Esg s pREe retHsd
Rosln-Firm at Aoc- TurpentlneLFirm Al
Ietd1aAc.
Rice-Quiet. enthusiastically. Cofree-spot
Rio. quiet: No. invoice. SIC; mild. steady
Futures steady at a net loss OF l5f2o points
sTens fair renIs
and unchanged. Cheese-F1r1n and unchanged
Eggs-Firmer: western. hrsts, INC. sou,herns
7. Potatoes-weak: southern. second crop. per
barrel Sea3: sweets. quiet and unchanged.
CabbaSes-Dull and unchanged. Peanuts
Steady and unchanged; Treights, Easy; grain
active and easier under bear pressures. Prime
crude. I. o. b. mills. 25hG2sc. prime summer
winter yellow. snaassIte .'e ''s''s'e,' p'.H'
+ CHICAGO, March s.-wheat prices here to-
erSps the May delivery al one time selling at Z.
Southwest and bearish foreign advices were
responsible for the weakness. At the close the
May option showed q net loss OF c. Corn
was down lik1lAc. Oats were OF ssGAc.
Provisions were a,a1s21sc lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
MEN OF THE KEY.
Railroad Photographers Addressed
By National President.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, March o.
The Richmond telegraphers organization,
of the Richmond. fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad, held meeting in this
city tonight and the body was addressed
by President Fl. b. Perham. of the gem
eral organization of the United States
About thirty members were present, COM
prising the operators of the railroad be-
tween Washington and Richmond
After an executive session for business
a banquet was served at which there We're
invited guests and number of interest
ing speeches were made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
Tobacco Sales Better.

The sales on the Tobacco Exchange
yesterday were n little larger than they
have been for some time. The sales were
reported as follows: Shclburne, 5000
pounds. with the highest price at $780,
Crenshaw, 25,oo0 pounds. with an average
OF IS; Stonewall. 22.5G0 pounds, with the
best price at so; Shockoe. 10000 po DIS
with the highest price Mt sl9
Mr.. e. S. Tulley, of Louisa. sold $40
pounds at 500 in Shockoe Warehouse:
1s5 pounds at $40, 10 pounds at $3.50. and
20 pounds at $40. making an average of
s20.5l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
A COLOREO MERCHANT
FOUND DEAD IN WOODS.
He Failed in Business and
Took to Strong
Drink.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

LAHORE. ORANGE CO.. VA. March
s.-The nude body of William Lightfoot
(coloreD was found in the woods near
his home yesterday. Lightfoot did a
mercantile business above Pamunkey In
February he made an assignment for
creditors, and for several weeks had been
drinking freely. He returned from Wash
ington March 9Th. and on the evening of
that day, crazed with drink, ran away
from home and was not found until yes
terday. He had many friends. and leaves
a widow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

FLouR-Reeeip,s very light: marke, very
quiet a; unchanged quotations. WHEAT
Market quiet. Receipts. HIGHT. CoRN-contin-
ues steady oATs.continues flrm. RYE
Unchanged: quiet. HAT--Best grades OF hay
in good demand other grades slow. Common
and off grades and damaged can only be sold
n, buyers price.
POTATOES Receipts liberal. Market weak
APPLES-Receipts Increasing. Market about
steady
:. oRANGES-Fair receipt. and market active.
EGGS-ReceipH continue moderate. Market
steady at quotations.
BUTTER 9Receip,s continue lizh. and market
firm and active.
PoULTRY-Market active FOR both live and
dressed: receipts light.
VIRGINIA BAcoN-Recepts light; demand
limited and market dull.
RECEIPTS FOR THE. wEEK-wheat. 2sss.
bushels: corn. 5e,31; bushels: oats, 3l,sss bush
els. -four. l,5op barrels; hay. U.s. tons; mill
feed. iss sons.
STOCK IN ELEvAToR-wheat. 7.2ss bush
els; corn. l.dsi bushels: oats. p.ss bushels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10

cotton .aulct, hut Arm. sales $50 bales. includ-
Ing $50 TO arrive and 200 Z. O. b. Quotations
UNCHANGED. except middlinK. fair advanced
lie midhiing, new, 10 1916.
Offerings light. Futures opened dull and ~
points lower on disappointing Liverpool. The
undertone, was. decidedly weak. and the. trend
OF the prices downward. Another bear feature
Is the reported reduction in cotton goods by
some OF the big houses which handle them.
Others were bearishly affected by the announce
men; that the spInnerr association OF England
IL going to make a statement of the stocks in
their possession. The local market continued
Ia decline throughout the session. closing dull
at the bottom. the list showing net losses OF
l5dA points on all positions from March TO
August. inclusive.
Cotton futures closed: March. 1855. April.
1914; Nav. i0.si: June. 1851; July. 1881: Au-
gust. 1913; October. 1915. December. M.is,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
Venice and Southern Europe.

Mr., Arthur B. Clarke gave Thursday
night an Illustrated lecture on Venice
and Southern Europe to the patrons OF
Central School.
The lecture was greatly enjoyed by the
large audience. which filled the assembly
second in the series of lectures given
every Thursday night to the patrons Of
the school,
This feature in school work Is
proving very attractive. The next lecture
Will be by Admiral Webster.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
South Boston Tobacco Market.

South Boston, VA. March 0, 1905.
south Boston ara Far sa o Tass on endhs
NTH WIZ February ,, as given BY r. - Johnson,
president Of TOBACCO Hoard Of Trade:
pounds; average. to32; amount. Iotilii5
Sales for February. 1905. i,7f3,ios pounds. aver
agc. sl07D: amount, si0ii0i2D. Total sales 1905
crop. li,t7i.o5S pounds; average, ts.7i: amount
81. O3J, SIT. e.,
Sol dsame period last year, o.2aT,o,i pounds;
average, ss7i. amount tslO.09s.4s. Gain for
season 1906 and 1905. 2l7d.li7 pounds: amount
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10

she quality IN the eariy part nbout as usual.
good wrappers has boon large, Sales have
been been lasting ~ average ot about two hours n
dny; Prices have been steady and show n
slight advance In Homo grades Tho hoyshead
market continues very active and some quite
arge salcs have been eonsunnlated this week,
fairly large snos for the month OF March,
therc. VIII be very little doing on tho loose
market for the balance OF the season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK, March 3-The cotton market
was very quiet during to-day's session and
generally easter, the close being at net
mated a, only 10000 bales The opening was
steady at decline Of lat points In response
TO lower cables and reports OF favorable
weather from the South. The English spot sales
were full however. and with private advces
from s,innsrs. there Seemed to be- no asRres
sive pressure against the market. which rallied
70 net advance OF lfls points soon after the
opening. But the absence OF general buying
seemed to encourage the local hears. who were
also influenced by predictions for falling OF
tive BUSINESS. and the market eased off In the
early afternoon under Increased offerings and
acted rather nervous and unsettled In the
late trading. The close was barely steady in
tone and at the lowest level OF the session.
Receipts at the ports to-day were Is SS5 ba les
against 2.c5s last week and 81 last year
For the week. estimated, 10000 bales against
Houston 4.1e5 bales against $40 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
Delightful Surprise Party.

A delightful surprise party was given
Thursday night to Miss Ruth Huband at.
her home, 42s North Eleventh street, by
were. Misses Norma Wright. Carrie,
Bottoms Josie Mccarthy, Ethel Robin
son, Corna johnston. NIyra Johnston
and Myrtle Morrissette; Messrs Kenneth
Baher, Charles Taylor. Leroy Hudson.
Arthur Daniels. Andrew Pugh and En-
nett Jewett. Games were played until II
late hour, when refreshments We're seryel..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
The Weeks Bank Clearings.
(Ry ASsocIated pressN

NEW YORK. March o.-Total bank
clearing for the week, sS,c59. 225,4l2: in
crease. 1872 per cent. outside OF New
York. s1.117.417,s26; increase. 20.3 per cent.
cent.
Savannah, ss,s4s.s7a; increase. 17a per
Atlanta. s4,sls,os4; increase, $50 per cent.
Norfolk. se.so7,s52; increase. Els per
cent
Augusta. sl.sso,o2l; decrease, 10 per
cent.
Charleston, s1,4ss,47s; increase, sos per
cent.
Knoxville, sl,5ss,s4; increase, go per
cent.
Jacksonville. a,42s,sse: increase, 14s per
cent.
Macon. s5sosss; increase, 1875 per cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
TOBACCO MaRkErs

Richmond. Va. March ?. 1905.
4, Iobacco-sun-Cu Cured Market continues ac-
1--WE at unchanged quotations. with noderat e
receipts. Brights-unchansed active; light re-
ceipts Dark Fired and Stemmlng-Market
crate. ''
The quotations are as follows.
sNOTE-Much of the tobacco arriving is In
a damaged condition. and such tobacco se;Is
low. Planters are cautioned to look after the
order OF their tobacco before sending i. 10
The quotations are as follows.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lSalfs at lrnins, gtnnk

A'hies az Union STOCK 1ardS.>
p. Richmond va. March .. 1906
ending March sth, is as follows. ''i' we"
Best steers. 5si5Gc.: a lot OF superior steer,
ss siI ,, medium to good tha!se;. common to
s9od c ?s eem hsasf: s. g.a be. ms sn%9
as: calves. sa7,sc.. for best. COMMON s iiSS
Ssa t ssssp e Ses s g.h calves I've; sa
6isc.: common 3dfc best lambs. ia Sisc. com.
mon 70 fair. siic.; best hogs 81 as soc: rough
Prospec. good for all kind o, stock for mex,
market. " ~
200 head Market steady to strong. Common
s Iavss. s Ig,1s Hogs-Reesipts ,el.eoo head
medium to god ns q Pss ass s. shss go
TEE ..ssSeipts. ,,Go head ! Market steady. Sheep,
j, :; SEW y, YoRK March Receipts.
cslves-R Receipts. sas head Veals. s.. 75ae'se
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 3eI4 head Me.
dunn to prime lambs, s7m!,5o; yeariings. $3.50
Ffsie'sh oss ,s Assa Good State and
P1TTsBuRG.. PA. March 9-cATTLE-sup.
ply fair Marke, steady. choice. ss.l0a5,1;
prime i, s5.ls fsi HogsaRseeipts light; mar,
he's YORKER hsays s s@ yaas sasms and
$50; pigs ss?ods9o: roughs Sa5.1o. Sheer
Supply light; market slow. Prime wethers,
$ sGa 500 eoimnlan: s2,5oa3.5o; lambs. Ba7a5;
-, CINCINNATI LN o. March s.-HoGs-Ac.lve.
ss5 to SsSa sshpRsrs st. ; '.Sa
$50 Lambs-Easy at s4Dd7.5O w
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NAvAr groRrs

WILMINGTON. N c.. March a.-sPfR1Ts
TURPENT1NE Nothing doing receipts. Il
casks Rosln; Firm ~, 355 receipts 40
rels. Crude Turpentine-Firm at s5.2595.oc:
receipts, s barrels. la
SAVANNAH. GA. March 9.-TURPEN-
TINE--Firni Mt Zoe. sales 81 casks: receipts.
80 casks: shipments. i2s casks Rosin-Firm:
men,s. sso Barrels stock ss sac 81 baprss. s s'''p
CHARLESTON. s. c.. March 9,-TURPEN-
TINE-Flrm at Soc RosIn--Flrm
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M1sCELIANEoUs MARKETS.
PETERSBURG pEANuT MARKET

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
IReported by Rodgers MoCabe and co..
;, PETERSBURG, VA. March o.--PEANUTs. :
Spanish-Nfarket firm at si.021 per bushei:
receipts light. virginas-Market quiet at &C
Tor fancy stock machine picked. 2dil1tc.; smell.
Ing stock at lk12c.
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Chesapeake e Ohio Ry.

cincinnati, indianapolis. ST. Louis. Chi.
eaeo' Louisville, Nashville. Memphis,
ECO pm. and ll:oo p. n. daily.
Westbound Local Trains,
7'So a. m. and s.ls .. m, week days. 53 rs,
Newport News. Norfolk and Old Point,
300 m. ind t:oo .. m. daily. 7tr
Local for Newport News and Old POINT
7'ss a. M and 500 p. m. week day..
James River Line:
1920 a. m daily: sis D M week days
Arrive Maine Line from West: $50 A. 81.
$3.50 4. NJ. 1850 P. NJ. s'I:l5 p NJ From
East: .si0:05 A. NJ. sl1:45 A. NJ. 100 r ~.
$500 p. 81. James River: '.sAo A. NJ ss:3;
p NJ eDaiy: SEX. Sunday)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
MARINE INTEn11GENcE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH Q, 1905.
ARRIVED

Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. mercan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. mercan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Pocahontns. Graves James River
landing and Norfolk, merchandise and pas
senger Virginia Navigation Company.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH .. 1905.
ARRIVED
Steamer Baltimore. Short. Baltimore. pas-
sengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponl River
landings passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamer Baltimore. Short. Baltimore. pas.
sengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm, City. Haynes. Mattaponi River
landings passengers and general cargo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
TRADERS HUME
STOCK Market
Marked Revival OF Runors Which
Have Been Lying in
Lethargy.
HEAVY UPWARD RUSH BURSTS
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Backwardness Of Restraining Eff
fort OH Advance Suffers a
Severe Puncttire.
HEAVY UPWARD RUSH BURSTS

NEW YORK, March 0.-speculation in
The stock market took on "A considerable
degree of animation to-day, the volume
of dealings expanding again to over "a
million shares There were many striking
movements. hut the majority of these
were In the class Of specialtes and In
stocks which have figured In the opera
lions Of pools and under the Influence OF
y1,vrors and mysteries In the past deal
tngs An upward movement OF more
moderate proportions, however. was fair
~ comprehensive and exceptions to adj
vanres OF az much as point might be
more conveniently enumerated than the
total list of gains There was n marked
revival Of rumors which have lain dor
n,ant as active factors In the market dur
Ing the reactionary period.
THE upward rush of five points In
Atchison late yesterday was a large fac
tor In the revival OF speculative conf
dence. but the backwardness OF that
stock to-day under realizing had no re-
straining effect on the advance elsewhere.
Yesterdays rlfmors OF a, decision to In
crease the dividend rate. were without
confirmation, hut the fact that an
issue of over $4,000 Of convertible
bonds is being offered In the market was
commented upon as a ground for adyan-
tage from the activity In tile stock. Penn
syivania and the United Suites Steel
stocks were inclined to- be heavy as
those companies are reported to be con-
templating additional bond issues.
The weeks early liquidation In the
stock market Is expected to show large
lean contraction In to-morrow's bank
statement Profit taking made some Inn
preston on the days extreme gains. but
the market rallied again and closed ac-
tive and firm. Bonds We're firm. Total
sales par value, s27o5noo
United States 2s and the old Is advanced
Ia per cent. on call, Total sales were
l.9s.7oo shares.