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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-26
STOCKS KEEP
GOING DOWN
------
Market Looks as Though the
Public Had But Little
Confidence.
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ENTIRELY WITHOUT SUPPORT
Money Was Firm, But tie Large
Treasury Withdrawal Looks
Gloomy.
ENTIRELY WITHOUT SUPPORT

NEW YORK, January 25.--The renewed
decline in stocks to-day had II very dig
couraginE effect on speculative sentiment
I'm the market, coming after the slight
recovery which has been achieved from
the sharp fall last week The dulness
and sluggishness OF TINS week have been
viewed az u waiting period which was
to end with a definite tendency in one
direction or another. ro.day's fall in
prices conveyed the impression that the
question had been settled in favor of n
renewal Of the selling movement The
principal feature Of the days market was
not the weight of the selling, in spite OF
the weak showing, but rather the almost
total lack of any measures of support for
tile market Some OF the principal stocks
in the list slipped downward 1-S at a time
on transactions largely made up OF 100
share lots
The money market was distinctly firm
er IN tone today In all departments.
There was little alteration in tho supply
and demand but sentimental effect
was caused by the notice served by the
Secretary of the Treasury Of his desire to
lave government deposits with the banks
recalled before his retirement from the
department on the coming 4th OF March
The prospect OF the withdrawal of tip-
wardH OF s$0Od0,pcO from the money market
during February caused higher rates TO be
asked and had its effect on speculative
sentiment in the stock market Estimate
OF the weeks currency movement ifdf-
cate gain by the banks of about 900
coo. OF which $3.si7.00D came from opera
lions with the subtreasury. There was
practically no resiliency to the market MT
any time. but the final slump IN the Pa
cirics mad very little effect on the general
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continued wet weather. since the crop was
cured IN barn mould. and 1t is difficult to buy
any line or tobacco that Is absolutely free of
It, However, II is generally thought. and some
OF the hes; manufacturers report, that this will
not affect the usefulness OF the crop. Prices
generally are firm. The buyers are as eager
as ever, and all classes OF them are in the mar
ket In full force. Wrappers and cigarette cut
tiers of the better grades show some advance
since the holidays. Wrappers have until now
been relatively cheaper than other grades. es-
pecinlly considering the small proportion OF
them In the crop and ths' quality and the small
stocks carried over.
On Tuesdnv one OF our warehouses sold 1os,-
sI2 pounds FOR SIS, 0et.79 being an average of
Sl4.o6 per hundred Considering the quality and
condition this is considered remarkably good
sale from the farmers standpoint.
We have heard of several trades in round lots
going on In quiet way. and the independent
that have run up into more than thousand
hogsheads each since the holidays But these
things arr usually kept very quiet for obvious
reasons, and the real facts are hard TO get
al. But undoubtedly there Is much trading
manufacturers taking their shsre We look
for heavy receipts again next week.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARilIIT.

NEW YORK, January 25-FLoUR-Firm
but slow. Rye Flour--Firm Buckwheat
Flour and observation-disclosures. Cornmeal--
Steady
wheat--spot firm; No red, s2lsc. eleva-
tor OPTIONS A9 lac. higher May, s5ssc.
July. S43sc,
Corn-spot steady; No 2. 55c. elevator
Options, &c. lower. January, SIC: May,
52fsc: July seize. Oats--heceipts, AS, 900
bushels exports 2,645 bushels; spot, steady,
mixed, lie. 4Py r5Er . -4srlt.
Beef--Firm. Cut Meats-Qulet. Lard.
Firm; western. prime, S9,5599,65; refined
quiet; continent, S10.4i, Professionally. Tai
low-Firm; city, 9-16c.; country, 81 10 Csc.
Petroleum--Steady. Rosin--Steady. Tur-
pen tine-Steady
Rice-steady. Molasses-Steady. Sugar
Steady fair refining, 3l-32c, centrifugal,
90 test, l5-32c.; molasses sugar, 21S-3ac.;
refined, quiet. CoTee-Spot steady No. I
Rio, 7c.: Santos, No. 4, &c.; mild steady;
Cordova, ol12lac. Futures unchanged to Sc
higher, Buttel--Firm; extra creamery. see:
common to extra. 22Q31c Cheese--Stcady
and unchanged, Esgs-Firm and unchanged.
Potatoes-irm: Maine per bag. s1.7O@
la Long Island. per harrel. sl.75 a. .96;
state, western, and Jerseys per sack. Sl.37dp
Cabbages and Peanuts--steady and un-.
changed, Frcights to Liverpool--Quiet;
grain by steam Esd cottonseed oil-Firm
on covering ana aggressive bull support.
Prime crude. + o. b. mills 37c. prime sum
mer yellow, Soc. prime white, CSC. nomnal;
prime winter yellow, Doc
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TO ENTERTAIN FRIENDS.
Supper for Benefit of Orphans at
BristOw. Va.

Preparations arc being made by st.
AIMS Society and the Sodality of ST.
Marys German Catholic Church to enter
tain their friends at the Masonic Temple
on Tuesday, January 29th. A sumptuo,,s
supper will be served, and the table will
be laden with all the good things tho
season offers. St. AIMS will have chargy,
OF the buffet, and it goes without saying
that they will maintain their reputation
for serving q most generous ana paIatabls
bill of fare. The ladies of the sodality
Will walt Gu tho table. An orchestra has
been engaged to enliven the occasion with
sweet music. The supper will BIO given
for the beneht of the Benedictlne Or
phans at Bristol. Va. Tho doors Will be
opened at 1880 P. NJ.
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TOBACCO MARKET
ACTIVE, AND FIRM

The leaf tobacco breaks YESTERDAY. con
rary to expectation were somewhat lar
ger than on the previous day the total
sales amounting to about 1900 pounds.
The offerings Were n1aihiy.from the COM
moner grades up to fairly good filters.
Now and then a pil6 of good wrappers
showed up and the buyers bid for them
eagerly paying the outside figure on the
final go round e.gaS "a
The market for the week closed very
firm on all sound goods. The warehouse
men are little at sea In the matter of
forecasting the condtions for next week.
All depends upon the weather. but the
probability is that there will be good
breaks all the week; nothing like rush
or giut, but breaks that will he large
enough to keep the buyers very much
interested.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. JAN, IS, 1907,


PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN, IS, 1907
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk mer-
chandse and passengers, Old Dominion Line:
Tug Radiant. Burk. Baltimore, barge, OF
oil. Standard Oil Company.
SAILED
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Mobjack. Graves James River
andinsg and Norfolk, merchandise and pas
senGers Virginia Navigation Company.
PORT OF WEST POINT, JAN. 25. 1907.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danvile. Thomas, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City. Haynes. Mattaroni
River landings, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danvile. Thomas, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo
Steamer Elm City. Haynes Mattapont
River landings passengers and general cargo.
Bank Clearings.
NEW YORK, January 25.--Bank
clearings for the week aggregate S3,-
a66,153,9ss. two per cent. under last
week.
Excluding New York City the total
is $1139,73O,95T, SIS per cent less than
last week
Richmond, sS.050.0 900: increase 40.s.
Savannah, s6.223, 900; increase, $50.
Atlanta, s6,15l,000; increase, 31.3.
Norfolk $2,951. 900: increase, 46.1.
Augusta, $1,T79, 900 increase, 32.2
Charleston, 81, 5000; decrease, 4.6.
Jacksonvile, s1,S6o,0OO; decrease.
1872. 4
Knoxville. S1,516,ooo; increase, OF.
Macon, Sf140O0 Increase. 30.7.
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ON LOCAL MARKETS

market is firm but good potatoes are a
little cheaper than they have been.
Florida oranges are coming in quite
freely and yesterday at lehst two ear load
lots were disposed of at fairly good fig
ures. Vegetables from Florida are also
making their appearances and there We're
good shipments of lettuce on the mar
Z ket yesterday. Butter Is coming to 1.-THE
block" in good supply and prices have
weakened somewhat.
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Iash quotations were as follows Flour
Firm No. spring wheat, 7s9S3c.; No. 3,
,ogs2c: No. red. 74la 9'6hc. No. corn,
4O%c,; No. yellow, 4snc. No. oats, 3sc..
No white 3ac.; NO. wlA;e ssis "a 3Sc. No.
:. rye, sac, Fair to choice mating s. q 55c.
No; l haSseed. sl17; No. northwestern,
Si24' prime timothy seed. s44oG445 Cov-
lloosel. ss.s71s.e2: mess pork. per barrel,
sle,S5: lard. per 100 pounds, $3.50; short
basis OF high wines. sl.2s Butter-Market
Arm; creameries. 20a2sc.; dairies. I q PIC.
Eggs-Steady: at mark cases included. 90 %
2tc.; firs's. &c: prime frsts. 25c.; extras,
zee Cheese--Strong at 13ql5c
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Dry GOODS MAHKET.

NEW YORK. January c2b.-~The dry goods
marx t wasystrorE ta.dayr Prices on cotton
nouncemeDts being made of higher prices
for bleachcd goods, gtnghams, etc. Isa.
wool Is very steady, and there is better
demand for foreign woods here. Cotton yarns
strong. -
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{, S. refundIng 20. registered ........
U S. refunding ~. coupon ....
Y. $. Is. registered. .............
L. s. 3E. coupon
u. S. Old AZ, registered ...
Y. s. Old IS. coupon. ......... =
Y. $. New Is. registered ...........
Y. S. New Is. coupon. ...........
American Tobacco 4s...
American Tobacco es.....
atchlson general
Atchtson adjustment 4s..
Atlantic Coast Line 4s.....
Baltimore and Ohio 4s.....
Baltimore and Ohio 3Rs..
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s...
Central Of Georgia 80 Coffered3 49,.
Central OF Georgia fst Inc. Offered.
Central az Georgia 2nd rofferetJ
Centra lof Georgia Sd Inc.........
and Ohio AIS
Chicago and Alton 3iss.!,...
Chicago. y. and Quincy new 4s..
Chicago, X. /. and Pacific Il. r. is
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEANIrr MARkEr

PEANUT MARKET,
tReported by Rodgers, McCabe & Coz
PETERSBuRG, VA, Jan. 25--PEANUTS
Spanish-Firm at si.32,s per bushel. VirginiRs--
Firm at 4hGts.c. for fancy stock; machine
picked 3aG4ac,: Smelling stock ai&a1sc.
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NAvAL STORES

= ' III . IS31kI.s9' n.
WILMINGTON. N. G., January 25.-SPIR-
IT'S TURPENTINE-- doing receipts,
IA casks. Rosin--Nothing doing: receipts.
log barrels, Tar-Firm at $500 receipts.
PA barrels. Crude ,lTurpentine-Flrm at
s.. 81, a LEO; receipts. Is barrels.
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FOR NEW YORK

Via Night Line Steamers Cexcopt satur-
day. making connection In Norfolk with
also Norfolk and Western Ry. nj 0 A. n and
r, NJ, and Chesapeake and Ohio Ry, nc D
a, M, ana 400 II. NJ, making connections
Line Ships sailing at r. NJ Tickets, SOS
", Main Street, Richmond Transfer CO., Sin.
u Main street Tho Jefferson Murphy's
Hotel 49, :"
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Me quotations are as follows:
DANvILLE TOBACCO MAn,<Er.
(Reported by Dibrell Rros)

nanyille, Va, January 20. 1907.
we laye Ind soft oft weather weather, and full breaks
their tobacco TO market and at tho present
rate OF selling 1t there VIII be left very little
Of the crop In the country. There has been
very little Improvement In quality or cond ton
this M'etk. Much OF 1t shows tho effect of tho
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARK nT

Richmond, Va, January 25, 1907.
Tobacco-Dark Fired: Receipts liberal and
market active at prices quoted. Brishts:
Unchanged Arm: fair receipts. Sun Cured:
Receipts continue heavy. Market fairly ac-
Scarce and in good demand.
The quotations as follows:
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cnIcAGo GRAM MAnllET.

CHICAGO. January 25,-Firm cables and
greatly reduced receipts In the Northwest
caused strength to-day In the local wheat
market the May delivery closing at a net
gain OF safe. Corn was off BQi4c, Oats
were u shade lower Provisions We're IA %
a2iac higher,
Tho leading quotations ranged us follows:
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z r irginia Navigation Co. S
Clyde StearnshipCo

rHJI.ApELriitA,
RICHMOND AND NORFOLK LINE
Frelght received ard eltysrad daily at Css
s @, RS. Co.'S gepot, Seventeenth and Broad
Streets II Il, N0opRlN, Soliciting Agent
Slyae Line Wharf, Phone 5l9.
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BALTIMORE. MD, January

bRI IMoItt-, MD, january 70,
WHEAT--Quiet; spot, contract 7si4 a sasc I:
steamer No: 2 red, 7sQ7aAc. Corn-Easier:
spot. 4e7s q t9Aac. Oats-Frm; No. Q white
mixed. 4o1a Gale. Rye--Steady: No west
ern, domestic, 7oG7lc.; choice, 75@76c.
Butter-Firm and unchanged fancy in,ta-
ladle. q q acc: store packed. ira aoc. Eggs
Firm at a4c. Cheese--Actve and un changed;
large, l4hc.; medium, 14hc,; small. 14sc
Susar-Steady and unchanged; coarse granu-
lated and fine. $500.
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Railroads.
RI. CD p. + s R5#5BHss$$55sssssas !,

RI. ca, p. s $'S ES#Ssss ! =
Trans LEAVE RICHMOND - MOUTH.
so 4. Nl.--Daiiy-Mgniian 81. T ThroSEi3
200 a M'--Dally--Main 81 Through. All
zoe I pullman y cars -
$40 Fl Hhf s5nt' S ra mqaaay car, Byrd st
1870 4. M.--week Days%lE;lba, ash,ans
Accommodation
Sao a. a. Ms;. .L5g ST Through. 10.
ls:o % nn,oon--weeic Days-Byrd 81. Through.
NV +, H. M,,-Week pays-.-f,yrd 81. Treder.
Gao P M-Weeis paS S Ri fg XsbIssa A..
cotnmodatton ~
s.so 4. Ai--Daiiy--Byrd st Through
fRAiNs ARRIVE RICHMOND - SOUTH
$40 a. M.--weet Days-Blba. Ashland a..
commodation
s;sG 4 MM.- Daily St. through
1850 A. M.---weeIs Days-f3yrd s. r,h-npr,
Local Stops.
i :is E E MM-P Daily St. Through
''f0 & ace Mr, ,,g,,as pays--Elba Ashland
900 + Baiiy-Byyrdd & s. f HlnfSash 10,
$40 Z 1Sl,-Dally-Main St. Through. All
1870 1870 p paily-sIaln St Through.
Through. All Pullman Cars.
Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
on all above trains. except trains arriving
Richmond 1890 ~. NJ. weeks days, and local
accommodations.
Time of arrivals and departures and con-
nections not guaranteed.
w. D. DUKE, c. ". CULp, w. p. TAYLOR.
Asst TO Prcst Cent supt. Traf. Mgr.
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CATTLE MARKET.
'HMoND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(sales at Union Stock Yards)


Richmond, Va, January %, 1907
Report of the live stock market for tho
week ending January 2lst, 1907;
Best steers, S.. "a SIC; medium 10 good
4h G5hc,; common to fair 3AQ4c; best
heifors l51 &c.: medium to good. 80. % Axe;
&c; medium. sdshc., common to fair.
%shgaAe.; bulls. sG4c. Fresh cows, $3.50
1900; common ones, slow sale, Veals so
I;9c.i good hogs. 81 Gp7c,; best sheep. SIS a
61ac;i medium. 5hWsc,; common, IA % 41so,
r. lr tbua ai !ds 90; best lambs 7EdsMc.; me-
Prospects good on nil kinds OF stocu for
next market
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CHICAGO, ILL, January 25--cArrL e.
heeelpts about 1000 head Market steady
COWS $aga,7b; heifers,. ;.5O155o; bulls,
sa,I5Rs,5e; calves; s2,5oaaoo. stockers and
ieea oo W 90 @ !, 90, HogsRecelpts about
heavy shipping. s6,7b@s.sO; light butchers
ss,s at q light mixed ss7o4e7b; choice
lsnt. W. p6'a1ta pig s,ss,25a6,s5; bulk OF
1000 head. Market weak Sheep, sa0p5.65;
yearllngs, Si,609660; lambs $5,35GT.75
NEW YORK, January 2b,--BEEVES--Re
celpLS. a.G67 head. Staers. slaa4a1O. oxen.
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s4sy: bulls. sa.75a4.5o; COWS. S.so@4.15;
sss head Ve- steady at s5,5o09.75; barn
yard calves, $500; western dull; Indiana and
Kentucky calves, s2.5013.75. Dressed calves
steady. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 300
head Poor and medium sheep, s314 SO:
medium TO prime lambs. S712ts "a SIS
Hogs-Reeeipts, 1855 head. No sales in list;
nomnaliy steady.
CINCINNATI. O., January. 25.-HoGs-
Active. Butchers and shippers s6s7I,m
ESQ; common. s5.soa6.s5. Cattie-steady
Fair to good shipping. s45o45.6o; common
SaG2.75. Sheep-Steady at S2.2OG55O
Lambs-Steady at s4.25d 500.
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1.YNcnBunG TOBACCO MARKET,

Lynchburg, Va. January 25 1907
Sales OF loose tobacco tho Lynchburg mar
ket for the two weeks ending January 49, 1907
reported By John L. Oglesby, Of Lynch's Ware,
house:
Sold week ending January 18th. 9s7. 300 pounds.
sold week ending January 18TH $4,000 no,nis.
increase for week ending January 18th Is 900
pounds. 'S0
Sold from September l. 1906. to Januarv Is
1905. to January Is, 1906. 7,10e. 100 pounds: IN
crease for 1907. 1924. 700 pounds.
There was about the same quantity OF tobacco
sold the past week the week before Tha
condition OF the offerings was generally quite
good, but the larger portion was OF the com
slight increase In the quantity OF the good and
fine leaf offered. The color and size of the lear
was considerably Off. The trade was nor nnite
so active as 1t was last week. but prices We're
about tho same 'N''
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New York Central gen. 3iss........ sa4
new jersey tentral gen. 5S......... 125h
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. lois.
S s.,in pscihc as. ....,...,.s... T3a
Nortok ana Western con. ts. ....... %
Oregon Short Line reflnding As e4t,
Pennsylvania conv. 3i3s...3...... eTI
Reading General AZ. ......,.... ySE
81 Louis ana irctl Mountain con, IS. 1i3t.
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s.. 50
st Louis Southwestern con. is TTn
Seaboard Air Line ls.......... Sill
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. sat
Southern Pacific list As, certificates g47s
Southern Railway 5s..........., 11s8
Texas and Pacific lists. ......,.. 117H
Toledo st l.. and Western 4s......l So
Union Pacific ST.. .,............ 1o1s.
United States Steel end 5s......... gsTs
W anuai ISIS -. --.....p..... ia
Wabash Deb. b tbid) ......,.,.... IN
Western Nd AZ. Observation-Disclosures. si11
Wheeling and Lake Erie As (orered) . A7i5
Wisconsin Central 4s......... ssi5
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quoted are as follow.


CAS- Reported by Craddock- Jones, Virginia
Warehouse)
Petersburg. Va, January rs, 1907.
Heavy sales again the past week. and ma rl.e+
has held up we'll on all grades. We note n
larger percent OF wrappers the past week than
any OF the season. which were readily taken
Mt fnncY prices. .' - y
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Steamboats,.
nLD DOMINION
~ STEAMSHIP co.
Night Line for Norfolk.

Lenye Richmond every evening Cfoot Ash
street, AZ T. NJ, stopping at Newport
News en- route. Fare, $3.50 ono way; ST. LOO
round trip. including stateroom berth. meals,
0oc each, Street cars 10 steamers wharf
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STOCKS X BONDS * GRAIN - COTTON
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY Thomas Branch & Co, Bankers Brokers
SALES

200 Atlantic coas. Line, com.
$500 American Shelters. com. !.
800 Amalganated Copper 49,.
i'SW Amer. Car and Foundry.
~ amer. Car and Foun.. ND.
Nv American Cotton Oll..,.,
american Tobacco, pfd..
American Can .......
NJ. american Can. pfd.
1000 Amgr. Locomotive, com. :.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
lao American Sugar ...........
S"VV ~, 7. and s. Fe, conn.,.
~. A., 7 and S. Fe. pfd.. -.
1900 Baltimore and Ohio.......
5,IW Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
300 Canadian Pacific ........
400 Chesapeake and Ohio.....
$500 Chicago, Mil. and st. Paul
o,2pD Colorado Fuel and lron....
90 Colorado South, com.....
Colorado South, 1st pfd..
100 Colorado South. ID pfd. -.
800 Clev., Gin. Chi. and st. T.
800 Consolidated Gas ..........
loo Delaware and Hudson, 80.
Del. Lack. and Western.
600 Erie, com. ......4..........
400 Erie. LIST pfd..........a..,.
100 Erie. I'd pfd. .........,....
1000 General Electric ..........
$500 Great Northern. pfd.. 800.
300 Great Northern Gifts.
100 Illinois Central .....
] 200 Louisville and Nashville.
100 Manhattan ..........,......
Metro. street Railway 80
$500 Mexican Central .........
200 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com.
Mo, Kan. and Tex. pfd.
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Steamboats,.
c'Werchants and Miners
TRANSPORTATION Co s

BOSTON, MASS. and PROVIDENCE, r. l.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tues
day, Wednesday. Friday and Sunday Flo,
Providence, Monday. Thursday aud Saturday
at 6 p NJ. Passengers and freight taken for
all New England points, Tickets on sale 1T
q. & o. Ry. and y. & ". ny. Offices and
No, $40 East Main
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NEW ORLEANS. La, January g5-COT-
rO&--Spot closed firm and unchanged mid
ding, 10 Ellie; sales on the spot were IIQ0
bales and $50 TO arrive. Futures opened
quiet, unchanged 10 decline OF points
an poor Liverpool adYices Early there was
sonic selling on the market on the outlook
for 4 better tone. owing 10 good bull sup
port Tho close WAS quiet, ig2 points un-
der that OF yesterday.
Cotton futures closed quiet follows:
January. l6.iS: February. 1913; March,
1890: April 1871: May. 1923; June, 1923;
July, 1881; October, $50.
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Posunasrers Appointed.

PosunaSters Appointed.
7 WASHINGTON, d. c., January OK
Virsinia postmasters appointed:
Powcan, King and Queen county,
Thomas 8. Shepherd, vice II. M. An
derson. resigned: Vinton Roanoke
county, John r. Amos. vice r. j. Fluke.
resigned.
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Richmond and Petersburg
Electric Railway

Cars leave corner OF Seventh and Perry
Streets, Manchester. every hour Con the hour
from A. NJ. to 10 p, NJ. Last Il mid
night. Limited car. 5:ta 2. NJ. daily. except I
Sunday.
Street, every hour from :S5 A. NJ TO 1875
2. NJ. Last car. 11:i0 p. NJ; Limited car
7:Ia a. NJ, daily except Sunday, ssi
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich
mond cars.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

SoUTHBOUND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY;
9:10 A. M.-Local to Norllna, Raleigh.
Charlotte, Wilmington. 2:20 +. M.--Sieepers
and coaches. Savannah, Jacksonville and
Florida Points. GAS p. M.-Solid Pullman
train to st. Augustine 1850 Z. M,-Slecp-
ers and coaches, Atlanta, Birmingham. Mem
phis, Savannah, Jacksonville and Southwest.
TRAINS SCHEDULED To
ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY:
$50 A. NJ, 6;h2 A. NJ, $40 Z. NJ. sos p. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-26
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ONLY ALI.-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Leave Byrd st. Station, Richmond, Daily.
In Effect jan 8, 1907.
FOR NORFOLK: $500 A. NJ. $500 p.
NJ. 500 p. NJ
FOR LYNcHBuRG. tho WEST and the
SOUTHWEST: 900 a. NJ, 1910 noon, 40
p. NJ Pullman. ParIor and Sleeping Cars.
Cafe Dining Cars. Trains arrive daily from
Norfolk 'll:40 a. NJ, 900 p. NJ. From tho
West 1;s5 A, NJ. 2:05 p. NJ. $3.50 Z. "
Office. s3S e. Main st. 'Flyer; hours. 20
minutes
W. b. BEVILT., G.. II. BOsLEY
Genl Pass Agent. Dist Pass Agent.