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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-16
MOONLIGHT SAIL.

A party of about twenty have en-
gagged William Hanson's power boat,
and will enjoy a moonlight sail to-
night, leaving about 1880 and return
ing at midnight. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Bayard will do the chaperoning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-16

Miss Mile B. Steward, of Phila-
delphia. who has been visiting at the
home of J.. J. Deitche, in High street,
has gone to the Delaware Water Gap.
She is accompanied by Miss Ella
Deitche.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-16
RoYs, Wear

AZ Friday Clearance Prices.
Boys. Wash Srits-Iiufsian. Sailor md
Norfolk
We're s1.:20 nnd $1.40. ........... go
Were SLIGO and $i.eS. ......... On
Wrze Sa.9s and S3.9s.
Norfolk and Double nrras. S~ults-Ches-
lots. Twpctls, Homespuns. WotsteJs and
Sergrs-S to l6 YES
Were S3as. II .DS Were sos. ...3.D9
Were 81 Ok. .2.OS Werc 81 0S. ...4.O0
We're $a.O9...... sos
Eoys' Knee Treusers-stralght. BIoomers
Were 4g. ..... 20 Werc .O8. 49,. TN
Were .75...... 80 Were $i.5o.... .03
Meas ana Boys Bathing Suits x
were 80 AMI $40. ....... 80 to Lao
Tuys' Shlrts-were 40 70 SIPS. 10 to go
Euys' Waists aud Blouses-
were % 10 $t25.....,.... 10 to 10
1lcys' ana Yonths' Washable Vests
IiGuc. Durk anil Mhdtas-
were si.25 ID 81 .5....... 30 to 1,Nk4
Tors Washable Hats and Caps
all s~izes-were az 10 60...,....... Ma
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-16
New Stock--BOught within Past rev
Weeks, hut Put In Cfenrnnee
List for Friday.

Dress shapes Of Ncnpolitun Braid
white, black: were 50 to 81.
now go to &1.0S
Chm Dress Sh~apes-hlack, with white
CROWN: we're hS. ..........-..t .fS
Balance OF $500 Trlm'd Hats.... Ids
Many other Bargain lots:
quantities too small to itenzizs.
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PRICES c. down
BENEATH STRAIN! 4
Highland Advancing Call Money
Rate Defeats Effort To
II RaiscS1,ist
RAILROAD REPORTS (; !: ; 9 IS; GOOD (',t:
Effect Of Strike il Bitur1inous
Coal Fields Already Dis
counted sonSMarket.

nv Associated press.)

Y 81 IN (By Associated presB) IN
NEW DIRK, March 20. -,rhc specuA-
tion IN tic stock market to1 y was I'M
4 derSt the restraint nf the active cult money
3 market During the early part Of the
day efforts we're made to extend the ad-
vna,ce and 10 ignore the effect of tho
higher call money rate There was a con-
siderable accumulation or stocks at some
points, and prices were bid upswith some
! nggresslvcncss. Whcnsit was seen that
@thc 1truney rate cung;to the 8 per cent.
level With u tendency TO 30 higher the
efforts to get prices up were abandoncd.-
The absence or anything like urgent sell
ing Induced By the rise In money con-
trmed the suppositon that the pools and
organized parties which entered the stock.
market on the long side this week were
supplied with resources In the way OF
I time loans 10 X secure them against the
yicisslludes Of the call money situation.
The April disbursements OF dividends
ana Interest are estimated as high as
SIX, 1905 OF whchtit IL believed 34v.oOo.VVD
Will lie required for April LIST IN the set
Element at New York. The collection .
funds to meet this requirement was clear
~ enough responsible Tor the tistllehiils
OF money lu-dAy AN engagement OF
81, OUv,VUO gold Tor. import vas announced
overnight, but the parties To- The tlansac-
ton were reticent as to the gOurce oil the
supply Rates for time loans were UNI
uttectcd by the rise In call loan rates ana
4 this Kept up speculative confidence N y
relaxation, OF the money market next
week, wall street Is inclined 70 accept
Il bltumino1s coal strike rs q practical
.celtillnty,BLyu professions are heard .ot q
belief thae the stock market effect OF the
strike has been discounted already inc
principal consequence OF the strike IS
looked for intthe iron and steel trade. 4
The extraordinary comparison #of net
earnings Of railroads reported Tor fcD-
1uafy. compared with last year, kept up
a favorable Influence in the stock mar,
ket Nothing of the early gains remained
by the end of tho day, but the appearance
OF resistance TO the depression persisted
throi,ghout 'rhe closing was steady.
4 Bonds were irrcgular;5t total ga les par
valuo. s2,1G9O5D. United States bonds were
- The total sales Of stock amounted to
III, 200 shares. If
NEW YORK. March s9.-Money on call
strong and higher at bflf per cent. ruling
4 rate 6 eper cont: closing bid. IL per
cent: offered ut 9 per c9nt. lime loans
! steady; sixty days. ninety days and six
months ncr cent. Prime mercantile
z IA per. 5Tl5 ! . per cent. s2s !, a.
N Sterling exchange easy. with actual
business In bankers bills ut $ - .2ofl
s4.s5.o5 for demand and Mt s4.S2 S5sIti. 81. 40
for 6o-day bills. Posted rates 1880
slls3 10 and $3.50 1-26AsI Commercial
bills. s4S2Tsts21-8.
Bar silver, e.1-4 Mexican dollars, 70.
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Soutl1ern.R Railway.

49, Trains Et HVN Ric fiji Il - VI.
1880 p NJ. Overwhelmingly Buffat PuIlrr,ars Ia
Atlanta and birmingham New Orleans. L
~ mIeInphis. Che ttauoogA and all the South.
rrnrooukh coach for Chase City. Oxford,
$3.50 3 Nh. ' sur Nn Loca,.
= :So =, M-Daily-1lmited---.Pu ready az
=. NJ. for all the South. 9| d ~ ~
rs NJ, s&Sa YORK RIVER LINE. si j5ast583 5$43 me-
4 Nt 20 .tavorlte route to Baltimore and EasterA
points Leave Richmond 34:20 P. NJ. daily
SSAcept Sunday connecting with steamer
rcL baltimore Mondays, Wednesdays and
'' 1l' E; cal-Mondays, wednesday. and
80 e 2 y; .,Excep. sunday-For ives. point.
nd river landings Msnoays.( Wednesdays
& c. nu Fridays Steamers call at 0iou.l I
l.45 IsHHr Point Almonds and Clay Bank.
- mns ..'tT-1Sxcept sunday-Local mixed TOE
49,, TRAINS. ARRIVE RICHMOND. y
S;SS g. = a d 1850 P. From all tho South.
''''D 81 Sat;LsFrom Charlotte. Durham and :
SO =; tM,.From Keysvlll. ana intermediate.
' s;as A., Da,ly from west Poin. with BATH:
i Fr;d.,, connections Sundays Wsdesd ana
M, daily. except Sunday From Wee {
9. " = ,WEsTRuRY b. =. a.. Richmond. VI. u
III .. r. +, H!ARDWrcK w. II. LAYTON
H. B.SssprNcpR. .er,'i NJ sr..8 III y
WashinRton- p. 9. y III, 55;i S5ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK, March 2o.-The cotton market
vas nervous and unsettled With tho Cos
sasy at net decline OF olllb points, sales
for the day were estimated al 10000 bales.
The opening was steady at u decline OF .IMi
r rinht after, The call under liquidation and
rumors that tho bulls We're trying to unload
iate Yesterday In the New Orleans market
After selling Oft to ll.22 for May and ILL for
Juiy. tho ma,Set rallied on stoady Liverpool
cables large spot sales reported from, the liv.
erpool market, private reports or q good spot
demand from the Liverpool market. private
reports OF a good spoe demand In the south and
the wet weather In the belt But after adj
yanclng to about tnl1 CLOSING prices or yes
terdy, there was a renewal OF selling for 3both
accounts on reports that coal strike was wen
nigh Inevitable and a moro favorable weather
forecast This decline carried May TO lIlo
and July to Il O6 when there was another
rally on private wires claiming that Arkansas
was having the heaviest snoWstorm or the sea,
son, 3 and rumors that The bull party would
try to run In the scattering short Interest
before the close. Later however, the market
cased off aga IN, rs 1t was found that the pull
support did not matcrHalize, and the marker
In tho late session was rendered very nervous
that steamers loading Savannah and New Or,
leans and originally Intended for Liverpool had
substitution, papers and might be sent to New
York and their cargoes delivered on May con-
tracts, The market closed ut the low point
OF the session and about 10 points down from
the level of yesterday za5 -ts I.ai43
= Receipts at the ports to-day were IS, 25S balcs
against 1859 last week and 2SO53 last year,
FOR the week 900 bales against lO9. ne last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
100000 GIRL TO WE'D.
Shoe Store Clerk Heiress 70 Mar
ry Man She Never Saw.
q fgnncinl \, The 8,rinrcs- Dlspatoh.) n

Especial to The Tlnres- Dlspatcn.) 5s5st
READING, PA. March 2o.-Miss Ro-
sella Lillian Kellnr, the $780, 900 shoe store
clerk heiress who has received many
offers OF marriage since the announce
ment OF her windfall, 4 due to her rich
5uncle's s daathitin EDenver.sa ANNOUNCED yes
terday athat, she ,iad decided to9 e. accept
that OF j. N. strepey, Of, breckenridge
Col. Miss Kellar has never seen the
man. ss,
q In one Of his letters Strepoy states that
he is tho owner OF a large restaurant, has
stock in gold mines and owns $50, 900 worth
Of real estate at Coleman, Texas. Miss
ISelar was once in the restaurant BUSH
ness herself having boon q waitress at
the Philadelphia and Reading Station
here. SO Strepeys offer appealed to her.
In another letter he writes:
my Dear,---You come to mo and you
shall want for .nothing. want a. wife,
and a friend OF yours told me that you
would be just the girl for me. ! am
anxious to marry you.
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LEAF TOBACCO.
Large Sales Next Week; Shel.
burne's Good Offerings.

e TIE tobacco warehousemen do not look for.
large receipts az leaf tobacco $untll next week s
The weather TINT IS rev preva 1lIrg Is .enapilnE
prepnre RI markell What they have left I'm the
barns and tho probahityi ti,at They will be
4 Tho breaks yesterday were small, the total ,
amount sold being about 40 0N pounds The Il
sales to-day wtl1 run as fo'lows, !: rlrs s,ai
bnrnes' and fourth at stonewall:
Shelburncs' warehouse topped the market
Yesterday with the highest price Of the sea-
son. $500 This sale was made for. IL. !
Edeton q ILanovcr and was "a - fo LOWE
thornton, OF Caroline sold as follows: s77o,
$1i.0o and $40. 10. fi,a 81 :. y. .
Z Breaks will be heavier from next Monday uIl-
I'll the crop is closed out ms all farmers haye
their tobacco about ready for market. Last
March was tho theasiestf Of tho season TINS
March hasspeeh,the !,ghtest'ptte bun 4
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The Produce Market.

rhe bad weather Of the past few days has
materially lnterferred with shipments from
country points, and the receipts OF nearby
produce have therefore been light, hardly equal
TO tho demand In several lines The market
remains quite firm at figures quoted In another
column. Eggs are getting Gcarcer and are a
fraction higher. while hens were q shade lower
yesterday. The. commission men still complain
that the Northern markets arc getting the
best Of the early vegetables from, tho iar South
~ begin to reach this market by this time are
this Year going by Richmond, The Times. Dis
groves in Augusta county, who saws the sta!e-
ment that there arc no more Virginia apple,
on the market Is q mistake as ne ls stu
mond market, and he modestly claims that
thsy arc the finest apples ever s1own IN the
world. f3ti3 s,lst Ss g4 t,is55 5eAtst
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Nb&SW A6ltolk&

ONLY SALL-RA1L LINE no NORFOLK
Leave Byrd-st. Station. Richmond. Daily
In Effect Jan. eth. 1905. Il
FOR NORFOLK: 300 A. NJ. 800 r.
NJ. 7:25 p. Mn 81. (,
FOR LYNCHBURG, the WEST ana
the SOUTHWEST: e:o5 a. NJ. $12 10 Noon.
800 p. NJ. Pullman Parlor and Sleeping
cars Cafe Dining cars. Trains arrive
daily from Norfolk .ll:4o $3.50 =. n; ~
ONCE sas q. Main st. .Flyer: 2 hrs. u /
w, B. BEVILL, G. n. BosLEY,
Gen. Pass Agent. Dist. Pass. Agent.
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Lyncf,burg Tobacco Market,

Lynchburg, Va, March 20. 1906.
Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lyrchburg
market for tho two weeks ending MARCH, 23d
reported by John II Ogiespystlof Lynch's Ware.
house, were as follows:
Sold week ending March, 10. s25. 100 pousds
sold week ending March 10, 10000 pounds ;
Increase for week ending March %. 1890
pounds. .ts o II .e}i y. - 3 II
1856 ~ 1885, 800 pounds: sold from September i.
1904 to March %. 1905, 100000 pounds; In
crease for 1906. LAOS. 500 pounds. &
The receipts OF tobacco continue quite light
The quality and condition Of the offerisgs was
about as that heretofore sold Prices on lugs
an dlncdlum leaf were fully up to quotations.
price. The light receipts with favorable
weather for selling and the unfavorabe for
selling Indicate that the larger proportion OF
,hnl cronE has been sold, b! .s jta
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NEW Yonk PRODUCE MARKET.

about steady. Rye Flour--stealy, Gornmeal-7
Firm Rye Nominal, ENTHUSIASTICALLY t.4t
Wheat--Flrm No, 9 red, $780, ELEVATOR. ,Dps
lions x @hc, net higher May, Ssc;plVgly, ssAcI;
se coemTrm s;N No. size, elevator options
hc, net higher May sls' ~ July, 5oNc SEE.
mixed, sec. Tt
steady; Western steamed. IS 6oMs65; refined.
steady; continent, $500. Pork-Frni family,
siSmiSo5; short clear s16IlS.00, Tallow-
Steady. Rosn@a3Erm at sio5@4lo' Turpen-
Rlce-steady, Monsses-Firm, Coffee-Spot
Rio quiet; Mild steady, Futures steady and
Ing, &c.; centrifugal, 90 test, sl5.s2q3'tc; mo-
= T'mft Steady and unchanged Cheese
Strong and unchanged Eggs--sronger; near
BY selected, COO, western f1rsts, l6ac.; SOUTH
Pean nut Steady and unchanged, Frolghts to
I.iynrpool--Quieer; cotton by steam, No.; grain
BY steam, 1hd, Potatoes--Flrn: Maine and
Western s2a2.2o; foreign, 5000 G bbages--
Firm; charlsston,Sper barrel crate I.25@2'715;
Florida, $2.60M3.O 90. ,#f .4,
Cnttonseed Oll--Easier on Inc spot lfor prime
f Eas .r xssl'oW others mite itsaa s7s Iids
summer yellow. si@sl,sc.; prime v sitie $s,sap
37c,itprime winter yellow. SdlsGsTc
rs CHICAGO. March 29.--AfterlR da,x Of listless
trading the local wheat marketfrloseN | firm or a
fair demand by shorts. Fins quA ,taions on
ths May delivery showed %ss ain OF %c,
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE oFsTOCKs I'M NEW YORK
N y,v TtomaH I3rarch & ca, Bankers and Brokers'
SALES.

& $500 a. &. u, com. s,..S....
3i.20D Amer. Sincltcrs. onl..,t.,.
q, V0 Anal Copper3.........j,.t...
a7,bU0 Amer. Car and Fotin.... -.
200 Amer. Cnr4nhd Fo,l1l.r pfd..
0U Amer. Cotton Oil..........
3 American Tobacco, pfd....
American Can ...l..........
Il 800 American Can, Tfds,,.......i
4 1,W0 Amer. Locomotive, comic.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd..n5
10000 American Sugar ............
1900 sAo ,lOp. and s. re, CON-.
aW AY ,rop. and s. re-, pfd."i
$500 Baltimore and OhiOU.......,
10000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.sf,.
31,1m Canadian Pacific ,...,s.....i
1900 Cfes. and Ohio.......,,....S
900 Chicago Great WESTERN.
1900 CHI, Nil. and st. 19alil......
GO, 800 Col. Fuel and IRONS. n....
z 300 Col. Southern. COM. .....,s.
200 Col. Southern, I'd pfdue....
4 400 G., c.. C.nnd st. l.otiis....
23,109 Consolidated Gas ...........s
400 Delaware and I1udson.....
Del. Lack and Westerr....
100 Erie, com.
500 Eric. 1st MD. ...............
GOO Eric, Cd MD. ....,...........
3,400 Great Northern, pfd.
200 Genera Electric .....s......s
IA COZ Illinois Central .........,....
1900 Louisville and Nashville.
II 100 Manhattan ...... ..I.6......
400 Metro. street Railwny.....3
Y 100 Mexican Central ...........S
1000 Mos Kan. and Tex, conn.,.
! 900 Mo-, Kan. and Tex pfd...
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nRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. March 29.-rhe dry goods mar
factory trade in progress among jobbers. First
hands asked higher prices and there was .
print cloth yarns, except narrow print clotha',
Which were slow. but hrm. The raw siik mar r,
kot showed moro strength, Tho market on
woole {ngoods for the day was quite
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2lth.

DFFECTlvH JANUARY 2Nh.
Trains leave Richmond daily; 5s
For Florida and South. sos a. NJ. 7:1 and
3.ll.5o P. NJ. 5s
re, Norfolk. 300 A. ~. 800 :. N. and
.7:s5 p n. tf
For N. s w. Ry. west, 1s:io and 800
P. M. $5 S 4:t$ 4,
For Petersburg. 900 A. Nj. 1910. 800, s'ts,
600 and II 80 2. NJ. 35s Isl
For aoldsboro and Fayetteville. .s:bs p NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: AIT. $780, % -
..lo:6 and 11;4o A. M, $500. 2os. $50. s,oe
y Uxcept Sunday. :. Sunday only
limo OF arrivals and departures and conneo-i
.''o ' ny su'' : q. g. CAMPBELL. D., r. A #
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MARINE INTRnLIGENCE,
PORT OF RIcHMoMp. MARCH 90, 10

7. PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 20, 1905.
-5e'' X ARRIVED. n
steamer Berkeley Shelly, Norfolk, merchan-
diso, and ipasscngers, Old Dominion line. q
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. , Norfok an, ana
ssneers Virginia Navigation Company, N
barge Perryville Morse Baltimore, coal,
Crunp and West Coal Company, VI.
7 'Sait,e Delaware. Farhrothers, Baltimore.
coal. s. II, Halves and Company.
SAILED,
steamer Berkeley Shelly Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Inc
Barge Howard l.. Neff Woods. James River,
light, t..- = f1"tr rs. AIS
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RICHMOND GRAN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. March %, 1870
-=5s' nrJOr A'rIONl f1t5,ys7 49, n
CATTLE NfARkETH.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sales at Union stock Yards.S =,

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MA y. SET
sals' R Ct g"5s1 S vs hasf' !, 1905
en nSRsr March Ss s'oss ieows
pest eo stssos sa a %is?p t. k3se
e good ate. sSmnon i . r 1s.i
Saisse; best veal calves. s@ilsc. common to to
fair, AS ~. COWS and calves S"sg9ge:H PIX PIX
best SHEEP sse e9mm9n g s
4s s sas s' o4 ali Of
$500 head. Market; Best. lOe, higher; other,
Sss
Ri s.sns thase Is S @ Asss Nasj
sE Esss sSss s %a
asss SassR SS yssrllnss s1sass
NEW YORK, March s9.--REEyEs-Rece!pCtss =,
SIC, per pound. Calyes-Receipts'r lsa he5 2,
eeipis s liz head d. Good lambs so spring
lambs, s5G7.o0 per head, liogs-Reeepts'l lslo
head, Market nominal t a Z, Il.
pl1TsnuRG, Pa, March 2s-cArrt E.R e.
ceipts light; market steady. Choice $, s5,soga Sd;
ket steady, Prime hcavles, mediums and heavy
workers., 3d. 76; light workers., $500; pigs, s64OG
4 90; roughs,Ts s5.5oG6,00,, sheep-suppy light;
market slow. Prime wethers s9fl625 common,
ssd4,ooi lambs, s5d7l veal calves, S8G8,5o
seINCINN4trI, O., March 20. II LOG s.. cad
butchers GaIid shippers, S662!s@6 55; common"
81 I0,mx enthusiastically Fair to good 8ship-i
pers, sa l5Gas25; common, $2.25dl3. 90. Sheep
Steady at s3,5Og6.76 Enthusiastically at $4,000.
TOBACCO MARKETs.
Richmond. Va. March %, 1906.
Tobacco--Sun- Cured-Market continues active
at unchanged quotations, Receipts light.
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NAVAL STORES.

.,wlEs11NGToN,5 N. c., March @,-sPIRITs
Irt " iESTTN lS-Sothing doing; receipts, 2
casks, Rosln--Nothing doing; recepnSs' O. bnr-
Crude Turpentine--Flrm at sa9sd5'o 90 receipts.
.37 barrels. ~ ,,,,ncN
SAVANNAH GA, March se g.. Ji.p,S;s
1855 g. casks; Shipments 40 casks. Rosin-Firm;
sales IS parres receipts dS ba rIsIs snip
NCTA RI.IcSTON. S. c., March e9.--TURPlaN-
TINE AND 7ROSIN-Nothng doing. Az
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Chesapeake q Ohio Ry.

Cincinnati. indianapolis, Sc. Louis, ohls !
z cage, Louisville, N ashviile, Memphis. $E5
90 p. M, and II 20 ,. n daily. 81 VS.
Westbound Local rralns, Z. rs IA Z.
1880 q, NJ. and 4: 15 ,. m. week days
d Newport News, Norfolk and Old Point, q
800 a m. and 400 p. M daily. I. "A
Local for Newport News and Old Point,
7:ss a.. M and 500 .. m. iweek days.
III James River Line,
1920 a. m. daily, S6:l5 ., m. week days. K f555
Arrive Maine Line from West =: 10 a.. NJ
$3.50 !; Nj $3.50 p: NJ, ~ IS p NJ. From
$500 p. NJ. James River ssS 40 A. N. :, % ~
p. NJ. (sDaily: stEx sunday.) si55sR
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aA,LaoAr,.,.,
~ ~ {, q ~ Rlatr,ono,
d O. fredericksburg q
!. !. - = !. Potomac ri. n.

- ~ q .yr-N Rlohn,ono,
X & .redtrekebura Q
uuus Potomac r.. N.
Trains Leave Riohniond-.Nort hNarA.
as A. M.-4Daily--l,yr 81. Through
$50 A. NJ Daily Main 81. Through.
$50 ~ M.-DallyA -MA!n 81 Thrsuks. ~
~ 4, H:-,,ESeept Monday. BYRD 81 rafousnl a
'as A 4 ! @Wssk Days EibA. Ashisad Ae.s
$40 A. A.-Daiiy-Byrd 81. Throuah. fo ,sn Il |.
ass fe Wss. p p,;, Hysa I'll 7stsSA
80 P, M.-Week Days Elba. AAh!and A. ~
Z Train. ArrIvs ohmend-.southward
s::U a. M..Week Days-Elba. Ash'atd = - -
$40 h S,,, y 1WssK psys-.Byrd 81 st.der.ss''.
li;a a5Ws ssSk Bas 81 aAFa 81 rhrouss
!;sa! s. s':s:sn
"a aMRbs'liSay5a q Il. rs FssSssss Los.,
- Rim: apallyMsln 81. Through. All ~
ns MMRss''x bs4. s. ghr9 ".
NoAAlll, Pullman cars. j. ".
ri TO- .PuliInnn Sleeping Or Parlor CArs 3.
men, u 80 A. NJ week days. and local aeeose
t,d time e arrival, and departure. ana eonn.c;.
2 q D pSss S.s sqh aaD r TAtFia2 NJ
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,11sCELLANEoU. MIArKETs.
'ETERSBURG PEANUT MARKE:

.PETERSBURCi PEANUT IMARkET. a
(Reported BY Rodgers McCabe and Ca
PETERSBURG. VA, March es.-PENuTS-
spanish-Narket firm at Sl.05 per buahcl. Viz
iginIa--Market quiet at &C.. for fancy stock;
inachine picked, TX 99Ac; Smelling stock, 20
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Rictn1onders in New York.

(specIal to The Times Dispatch2
H NEW YORK, March 20.-Waldorf. ID. G.
Leigh, Jr, and WIFE,; Victoria. r, D.
Otto; Herald Square T. !, Z, ,5 1sou.ti I'M M
wife and J.. B. Lawrence; Cadillac, L. -
Rauh.
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BALTIMORE MD March e9.-FLOCR--
steady and unchanged. wheat-Steady; spot.

s,eady l and nnchanscd Wheat-sttady; SPOT,
contract. Ss4c. southern, on grade. lb1s
corn-F,rin spot. is1sGr49c.: southern white ~ e
corn 4sn5oc, oats.Firn no e1a ixeu ,. S1n
ierGsteady and unchanEed: fancy Imitation;
eGN,ic; do. creamery. esgeec.: do. lsdle, l. ,1
unchanged at !5c Cheese Firm Mnd un-
cha nged; large, September, itAc: Novem ,'r
l4c. medium. September. 4Gc. NoT na Der
14c. small liIl4ac. 2sugar-Strong ana IN
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Petersburg Tobacco Market.
las Reported BY Craddock-J Jones. Virginia

81 Petersburg Va, March 20, 1905.
/, Receipts heavier the pastjw and market
active os all grades We. note an especially
active market on common Tugs n
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..5 BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
III BALTIMORE, MD. March e9-Seaboard All
Line common and Notwithstanding doing
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U. S. refundng Is. registered. ............ 10aH
u. s. rtfundlhg rs, coupon I. lo4L
u. s. 81, Registered . . -, l04
u. s.. 49, coupon +, Z. :. lD4M
y. g. Old A. reEl red l0sN
u. s.. Old As, coupon !. ................. 1914
u. s.. New a. regis tered 1924
". S. New 4s.f coupon Z. 1874
American Tobacco ........................s 80
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. III
Atchison general s..........................l 0i
al chison adjustment 4s...............u......9 3N
Alta ntic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures 9la
and ohio ~. 1864
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 9ih
Brooklyn Rapid ira nsit conv. 4s..........,. 97s4
Central Of Georgia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ll31.
Central or Georgia LIT Observation-Disclosures. 9S1.
Cenral Of Georgia I'd Inc.....,............ sln
Central OF Georgia Sd Observation-Disclosures. 81
chesapeake and Ohio 4s.............. ~. 1o6is
Oh ca go a nd lton 50 n
Chicago 49, and Quincy new ". lO01k
Chicago r. Il and Pacific r. n. 4s....... 1914
Chicago, r.. !. and Pac. II. 4. col. Ss...... "