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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-06
BATTLE OF THE CUES.
DIR. NAL WINS EASILY.
Gardner Defeats ConkIin in. Ma
fional Tourney by One Point.

DR.. Leonidas L. Mial defeated Ferdinand Pog-
genhurg by score of 800 70 200 in the third game
tournament at the LiederkranZ Club last night.
Dr Mai ran ont in the twenty third inning after
showing some high class billiards. He made high
run Of 2. and had average Of 10.
Poggenburg did not appear be in his best form,
and the most difficult openings seemed TO fall TO
his lot. He look his defeat gracefully. for with
a smile he said to a friend, Well you know some
body had 10 lose
Rolls and Conklin viii meet this afternoon, and
tonight Demarest will play Poggenburg.
DIR. Mial the bank and made 10 in his first
inning. Poggenburg. by close play got Il, slipping
Up on a short draw to corner. At the end of the
seventh inning the score stood So TO 80 in Poggen-
burg's favor, each man having made two ciphers Up
10 thar point.
Or. Mal surprised every one in the eighth inn
Ing when after coaXing the worries the lower end
Of the table, he nursed them in and out and along
the short table balkine deftly any expert.
He had 10 make drive the full length of the table
once. but got the balls back again in good posi-
ton and continued click off the carroms at a
rapid pace. He missed long drive for posi-
tion by slight margin after making run of SO,
the best 50 Ear in this tournament.
Each made three points in the next inning, but
Poggenburg failed in his half of the ninth.
1hen Dr. Nal began the tenth inning with a pref
y gather shot anu nursed the balls tor 70 before ne
~ ule opposite enc OF me tabe' however ana Went
on clicking of the points with such precision that
TIE count quickly mounted 10 and flnallY -.
He made this record for the tournament in
just fourteen minutes ite missed a straight
cushion shot and with q clear lead of llB
points
During the next five innings Poggenburg i'm
proved mis- position by making 81 points. while Dr..
Aial added only 10 his total, the score at the
end OF the fifteenth inning being: DR. Mial. ISL,
PoggenbUrg, l42. Dr. Mial passed the 100 mark
after having made Is against Poggcnburg' in the
sixteenth inning.
Poggenburg failed TO get either ball out of balk
IN the twenty-third inning. and DR.. Mal then
the game out with unfinished of 81. The
score follows
Mial-lO o. :, T. O. . O. GO g. - o, . O. g. Q. Il. 10,
O. Is, l. % 10 Total 800 Average, ID Ia High runs.
Poggenburg-l7 > % s. O. o . ;. o %. Is. p "a. O. o
!. 3, ]. o. - 81 Total. 200. Average, %. High
The Standing of the nlaNers 10 date follows
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THE supERBAs START FOR FLORIDA

Fourteen players. in charge Of Patsy Donovan
manager Of the Brooklyn baseball team. left Wash
ington Park. Brooklyn. yesterday for the spring
practice at Jacksonville Fla. The players sailed on
the steamer Comanche. Of the Clyde Line. and are
due 20 arrive at their training quarters Friday
Those who sailed We're Donovan Lumey, Lewis
MalOney. Bush. Bell, Batch, Alperman. PastOrius
Hurley. HummeIl Reardon, McLane and Bergen.
Tim Jordan missing He Is holding out for
an Increase in salary. President Charles H. Ebbets
did SAL with the team but will go down to the
training grounds later on.
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BERKELEY SCHOOL WINS.
Beats Irving in Interschol0stic
Hockey Tournament.

In the second game for the championship of the
Interscholastc Hockey League. Berkeley School
defeated Irving School at the St Nicholas Rink
last night by a score OF to o.
All the scoring done in the first half. The
feature OF TIE game the fast work of Purdy,
who made two of the four goals The winning
team is tied with Poly Prep IN the champion
ship race. each having won one game The
lineup and score follow:
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REPUBLICANS WIN IN PEEKsKILI

At the PeekskiH charter election yesterday pa.
ident Isaac H. Smith. Republican. who was n.
dOrsed by the Democrats. was reelected n f1.
First district James F. Thompson. Republican. W.,
reelected trustee, and in the Second distrfcs y
Colertdge barrow elected trustee. The osbs-
officers chosen were: Treasurer, Charles ~ v-5''
COX; Assessor. James DimOnd. and Water 'Cn-.-
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A WATERLOO FOR YALE FIVE.

WILLIAMSBURG. Mass. March 5.-The Williams
College basketball team defeated Yale by of
"a 10 6 here tonight. Yale Gagged the ball twice
IN the 90 minutes play. while Williams handled the
ball deftly SO times The New Haven team
handicapped by the absence OF three of regular
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Public Notices.
TO CONTRACTORS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By the BOARD
OF WATER SUPPLY. at Room Oil. 200 Broadway. New
York. until p. NJ.
MONDAY, MARCH IS, 1907,
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF PORTIONS OF THE
CATsKILI. AoCEDUCT. BETWEEN HUNTERS
BROOK AND FOUNDRY BROOK VALLEYS. IN THE
TOWNS OF CORTIANDT AND YORKTOWN. WEST
CHESTER COUNTY. AND PHILLIPSTOWS. PUTNAM
COUNTY. NEW YORK.
Al the above place and hour the bids will be publicly
opened The Of the contract II awarded
will be made rs soon thereafter practicable.
The principal the Engineers estimate OF
work follows
Excavation In open cut. 49,. loss. 300 cubic yards
Renu and embankmen,. 659 800 cubic yards
Excavation ard replacing OF
ing ....-................ iS7. 900 cubic yards
Excavation 10000 cubic yards
dust in open ca,.....-r-... Of. 900 cubic yards
Concrete masonry In tunnels $4,000 cubic yards.
Portland cement ............ SIC 900 barrels.
Steel FOR reinforcing
crete Observation-Disclosures. I<9VOO POUNDS.
Stone boundary walls. ...,.. $4,000 linear feet
Fences and guard rails. GS.0OO linear feet.
For other items see contract,
The bend P'Sq r 95 shS o; S
No bid will be received unless accompanled by either
certified check upon National state Bank in the City
money. the OF seventynve thousand Dollars
Time allowed for the completion OF work IS Is
months after signing OF contract.
forms for proposal contract and bond approved the
Corporation counsel ana speclhcaons can be obtained
Pamphlet 81 drawings may be obtained payment
u '''' D'''''' WV J. EDWARD SIMMONS
cHAs. y cHApwIcK.
Board Of Water supply.
]. WALDO SMITH.
THOs HAssETT.
Secretary
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(1oEERNoR's ISLAND. \. Y. H.. MARCH .. 1907
~ Sealed proposals. tripiic0te. for furnishing
Forage and Straw. Mineral Oil required in Dept
the East during year ending June 30 1905. viii be
ceived here until 10 A NJ, April 3. 1907. u reserves
right reject accept all proposals part
thereof Information furnished application Envelopes
containing proposals will be endorsed Proposals
FoIage and Straw. and Mineral OIL. at -" JOHN W.
PCLIAMAN. A. Q. ~. G.
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SurrOgates Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON. ABNER G
Ill Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County Of Nee
York notice Is hereby given 20 all persons h9Vss
claims naainst William Low Foster Osborn. late % ~
County OF New York. deceased present. the wa
voshers thereof subscribers their place Of T
acting business. the Office OF Parsons Ciosson Mea's
Room I AO2 No William street. IN the Borough y
Mammalian IN City OF New York before 80
a5th day % March. 1tE0I next
TotSi New York tine nth day % September. 1904
ARTHUR II. OSBORN.
oc1-Tnra . william -. y
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GAGE. RCSSELLA-IN PURSUANCE OF AN OlsDsss
- OF Hon AbneF Z. Thomas. a Surrogate % 20
County o. New York. notice Is hereby given % a..
persOng having claims against Russell lats % 20
County OF New York deceased, &c present the s1is.
win vouchers thereof the subscribers their p
OF UFansactng business. Room al, No. 81 NassAss
Street Borough OF Manhattan. In the City o. NV
York, on o before the seth Cay OF april next.
Dated, New York. the 18th day OF October. 1903
MARt4ARET OLIVIA SAGE. ENecUtFiN
CHARLES ". OSBORNE JOHN p MUM. ExccutoS.
CHARLES A.. GARDINER Attorney Tor c. ", OSnorns
and J. T.. Mum Executors. 1871 Park GoNs bos-
Ough OF ManSs New York City.
DEEt1FsIcST BROTHERS. ATTORNEYS
Olivia sage. Executrx. 50 broad street. Borough :.
Manhattan. New York CITY
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PROPOSALS FOR CLoTTING AND PIECE GOODS
washington D. c. February 10 1907 Sealed proposals.
plainly marked outside OF the envelope Proposal
for clothing addressed the Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs Washington. H. c.. will be received
the lrdan O'Clock p. of Tuesday. March
TO- 1907. and opened. for furnishing the Indian
service with clothing and piece goods. Bids
made Government blanks. Schedules giving all
bidders will furnished on
application TO the Indian Oice Washington D. c.:
U s. Indian Warehouses at New York City. Chicago
st. Louis Mo. and Omaha. NebT. The Department re-
serves the right reject and all bids. any part
of any bid. +. r. LECPP. Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-06

The first Young Mems Christian Association
automobile club in the country has been forr,ed
by graduates of the West Side association The
club has started with fifty members and the fol-
lowing officers have been elected: President Coker
f. Garrison; viCe-prcsidcnt Edgar r. Reniomin.
secretary, a. b. Cummings: treasurer, Harry n
Munier: executive committee. George ChiIds Dun
can Ross, Arthur Hughes and w. II. RritIsaD
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RAILWAY MEN MAY
MEET IN THIS CITY
American Association Likely to
Come Here for Convention
in Fall.

1t is understood that the American
Railway Association, embracing among
It's membership tn" principal railway
lines Of the United States and Canada,
will held It's annual meeting in this
city in October. That Is in con-
temptation, at least. It will be recall
ed that this association met in this
city In tho autumn Of 1904, and that
a distinguished gathering of railway
executives and other officials attended.
the meeting closing with u brilliant
banquet at the Commonwealth Club.
The association numbers about 200 or
500 members.
1t is probable that If Invitations are
extended by the business bodies OF
the city and efforts made, this COM
vention may be assured for the city.
The president of the association Is Mr..
G. Brown, of New York. vice-pres-
dent of the New York Central lines
and Mr.. w. II. Allen. of New York. is
secretary. Tho spring meeting of the
association was held at Chicago.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE srARKEr.

NEW YORK, Juno 13-FLOUR-Steady
with better demand Rye Fsur-steady.
CornmoaI-Steady. Rye-Dull. Wheat
Spot Arm; No 2. &c. elevator. Options
were &c. higher. July. sl.0o; Septem-
ber, S1.0OM; December, s1.02A. Corn-Spot
easy: No. .. 61hc elevator. Options &c.
lower. July, Gle. September. Go3sc.; De-
ccmbor, 59Ac. Oats-Spot steady; mixed.
i9c
Boof and Cut Enthusiastically. Lard
Firm; western. prime. $3.50 @s:7o; refined
steady. Porl1-Barey steady. Tallow-
steady Petroleum and Rosin-F>irm. Tu.-
pentine-Quiet Mt COO 60hc.
Molasses-F-irm. Sugar-Raw. QUOT. fair
refining, 331c.; centrifugal, 90 test ISLE:
molasses sugar. 3O6c.: refined. quiet Cof-
foo-oulet: RIO No. 7. CSC; Santos. No 4
exc; mild. dull; Cordova. 9912Ac. Futures
unchanged to s points lower. Butter
Barely steady and unchanged. Cheese
Unchanged. Eggs-Firmer; nearby, select
Cd. zoe.
Freights and Peanuts-steady and un.
changed Potatoes-Irregular: new. per
barrel s1.5o6 $50; old. s1.5o@2.36; jersey
sweots, per basket s1.50 q 200. Cabba ges-
Steady and unchanged Cottonseed OIL
Steady for spot and barely stendy fo1
futures. Prime crude. f. 0. b. m Ills. nomi.
nal; primo summon yellow, 5S @ 5oc.; OF
summon yellow. 54@56hc.; good. off sum.
mer yellow 54h@57c.: primo white, GAG
CSC; primo winter yellow. 6Sc.
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APATHY
STAGNATES MARKET
Dealings Light and Good Crop
Reports Did Not Help 1t
Advance.
BUSINESS FAILURES HURT
Withdrawal OF Government
Funds Comes as a Relief to
Banking World.

NEW YORK, June 1S.--The apathy
Of the stool, market became extreme
to-day and reached n stage OF abso-
Lutte stagnntion IN the afternoon. Deal
lrgs were little more than half as large
as yesterday. Even the professional
traders dcsisted from their futile ef-
forts to effect any movement Of prices.
The decision of the Secretary Of the
Treasury to withdraw s30000,000 of
government deposits from the banks
on or before July 10tl, was not re-
garded as likely to aggravate any
money stringency on the first OF the
month, as the redemption OF the out
, standing government per cents VIII
recoup- the money market. The definite
settlement on the method for conduct
ing this transaction comes as re-
lief to the banking world. Another
4 result expected to flow from the inten-
ticn of the Secretary of the Treasury
is to check the outward movement
OF gold.
Two small failures in the conclu-
sion of London stock market sett' e.
ment and a failure on the Philade1-
plia Stock Exchange with some SEN
sational features helped to deaden the
interest in stocks. The local fractions
were subjected to 4 brisk attack,
based on reports of declining earn
iEgs and on talk Of an inQuisition
coming public utilities commission for
New York State.
The improved crop reports were re-
ceived with satisfaction in financial
quarters. but We're powerless to stir
the market from its lcthargy. The
days changes, small as they are quite
generally. declines, evidencing the
heavy undertone of tho dull market.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales
par value $956,O00
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, June 13.--The cotton mar
ket was rather Irregular during t0-day's
session, but showed steadiness In the after
noon and closed steady at II decline of l
point TO an advance of points. Saos for
the day We're estimated at 300.O 900 bales
The opening was steady ut u decline of 90
points and shortly after the call the
market showed net loss of 10 points on
July and of Gas points on the active new
crop months under liquidation and press u re
favorable weather reports and easier cahl as
Al the decline some OF the larger profess
ttonals became buyers smaller shorts dow
bred, and IN tho later session some fresh
buying for long account was attracted by
private reports claiming damage from boil
weevil In Texas and parts of Louisiana
with prices at ono Time showing net gains
Of about GGp9 points on tho active new crop
positions whlo July rallied TO las, nIgh, rs
slose. In tho last few minutes prices cas- ed
pf 10 a little under realizing. but July ,vas
the only month to show loss nj tho close
Aside from tho reports of insect damage In
The southwest private crop reports were not
numerous, and the local trade seemed To
Selleve that the better weather was caus ing
some Improvement in tho outlook. south.
pm spot markets were unchanged 10 lac
bower
Receipts at the ports to-day were S2e:
ofLles against 1885, last week and 5,iSD las
year. For tho wo0f 10000 bales agains
70, s4a last week and 297To last year TO
Gays receipts at New Orleans 1871 bale
eEainst 2,3SS last year. and at Houston Let
bales against 7S9 last year.
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Daily Court Record
Law md Equity Court,

DEGREES entered yesterday: Joseph
Banks VS.. Amanda, for final divorce;
John A. Dishman vs.. Lena r. Dish :
man. for final divorce.
Judgment entered: W.atP. Briel VS..
Hancock & Lucy, for S25S.71.
Suit instituted: Philip r. Myers vs..
Southern Railway Company, for So
600.
On the 14th February last the train
ger ran into another train; the plain
tin was thrown down to the floor OF
the train upon which. ne was q pas
senger, and was bruised, lacerated and
mangled, and was made sick and sore
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARI.ET.
Richmond, Va, June ID, 19oi'
CATTLE MARKETS

CHICAGO. June DISQUALIFICATION
about $500 head Market: Choice steady
and dull Common to primo steers, SAID q
bulls sssoGp 800; calves. s3p7 sos stockers
and feeders, S3@5,l5 IIogs--Racepts about
1900 hoad Market loc, lower, Choice T.
prime hoayy, s6.92hG5.97i4; medium to
s5,95Gp6oO; good TO prime. mixed, S5,9sl
EOS; light, mixed, s5.95@p GOO: pigs, 81, 40 Ii
600; selected. s606,o5; bulk of sales, $3.50 q
900 Sheep--Receipts, 1900 head, Marke
l0@l5c lower, Sheep. s5.a5@6,50; lambs
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colpts, 1,s7l bales; sales, 100 bales; stock
17a7aa bales; export TO Great Britain, 2125

DHDS.- /
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts.
s,223 bales: export to Great Britain, 3,773
Japan 5,2os bales; stock, 41s,479 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts.
25,555 bales: export to Great Britain, o,o4S
bales; to France. bales; to tho Continent,
1479S bales: to Japan, 5,206 bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports
Net receipts. %, 6e7,464 bales; export to Great
Britain, 3,6G6.S99 bales; to France, SSl.12s
bales; to tho Continent 3,300,920 bales; to
Japan, 24O,610 bales.
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nmrkct was stoadier with leaning towards
quiet In some directions. Mons wear OPEN.
ings are being mado steadily. Hosiery and
underwear arc having an extensive sale for
spring. Cotton goods are worry firm and 10
mostcs are scarce for Immediate delivery.
Johbers arc doing steady but not an nc-
| tive trade ln#f 'lsFi1
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Sent On for Getting Whiskcy.

Twelve pints Of JOY water. said to
the arrest Of William Lee. a colored
man. The, accused is said to haxe
learned through Intuition that the
whisl<ey was In a freight car belongin z
Having a great fondness for the fiery
liquid, he broke into the car and ap-
propriated a supply. Lee had the
whiskey distributed about his person
when arrested. He was sent on to the
grand Jury,
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Cash quotntlons We're as 1oIIoW I. = W.! N3
Easy No. spring wheat. Csc, q 81; NO. o.
g2l 9sc.; No 2 rod, $50 q s1hc, no. corn
42isc,; No, . white, 44MGpA5Ac.; No. wClte,
4l@4ic. No. rye. s5c. Fair to choice
mating. 72@75c, Flaxseed--No. norm
western. $l.al: primo timothy SEED, $50 ~.
Glover contract grades. sl500' SNORT l'o s'
sides Qoose). ss.254S,50: mess pork per
barrel, sl57b a 1885; lard. per log pouna as
So 60: short cle,lrfsdou (boxed). ss;7b g,o w.!
tor..-Eirm; croa,neries. 10 p22c.; dairies ITO
.lc REALISTICALLY; at mark. cases inclhu-
cd, la1a@l4c.; lirsts. l3c.; prime flrsts' lac
Chnest,---NYeals at ll& N l3kc.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 10, 20;

PORT. OF RICHMOND. JUNE 10. 1907.
S. ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocnhontas, Graves Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
senEers, Virginin Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
l9 Steamer Luray, Tunnel, Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
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that Il will stay the sale of tickets at
the new rate until that cause Is final
~ determined. The Seaboard pas
senEer department has received no IN.
gstructtons. no tariffs or tickets, ana
is awaiting Developments. rho rail-
Eway rate case will come up for near
ing on the question OF perpetuating
/ tie injunction in the United States ,e
Circuit Court at, Asheville, on June
27th. 1t is possible that the 1ive as
sociated railways which viii make the
fight against the order will accept the
adjudication Of the Circuit Court, put
matter will bo appealed to the court
Of Of last resort in the event Of a deter
nlination adverse to the contestlng
railways. The case will probably nave
Circuit Court is concerned, by July
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, June 13.-An Improved de-
mand for export strengthened the local
wheat market to-day, the September delv-
Dry closing at q net gain Of 1Bc. Corn was
down A1Ac Oats were up la@ssc. Pro-
visions were 5@10c. higher.
FtElH IT, 55H- Omen. High. Low. ClOBe.
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NEW YORK, juno ls.-BEEYEs--t
ceips, ESQ head, Dressed beef In moderate
9Q9Hc calves--R Receipts. a.bi. head Veals,
81 5oGp725i buttermilks, N.50. Dressed
calyos weak. Sheep and Lam bs--- Receipts,
t,flb head. Common and medium sheep,
iGi5oi good yearlings, So Good to prime
lambs. sSGts,2b Hogs--Receipts, 1914
head Market nomnally loc, lower.
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STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON
OFFTCIAL RANGE AND SALE or STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
SALES

d . y
Atlantic Coast Line. corn
900 American Smelter, con-. !.
l77O Amnlgalnated Copper.
Loo Amor. Car and Foundry
100 Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
100 American Cotton Oil....
American Tobacco, pfd..
400 American Can .............
American Can. pfd. ..,....
500 Amer. Locomotive. COM.
sfsl Amer. Locomotive, l,fd...
200 American Sugar .....,....
1900 A., r. and S. Re, come.
100lA., Il. and S. Re, pfd.n...
100 Baltimore and Ohio. pfd.
$500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
LOO Canadian Pacific .....,....
Chesapeake and Ol:io.....
2,400 Chi, Mil. and st. Phul....
800 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
200 Colorado South, conn.,.
Colorado South, 1st pfd.
i., Colorado South, 81 pfd.
n Clcv,, Gin, Chi. and st. l.
100 Consolidated Gas .........
$50 Delaware and Hudson.,.
Del, La c1t. and Western.
300 Erie, m...............,,.-
100 Erie, LIST pfd. ..............
Erie, I'd pfd..........."...
100 General Electric ..........
300 Great Northern, pfd......
1850 Great Northern Ore Cts.
Illinois Central ............
100 Louisville and Nashville
Manhattan ...............,.
Metro, Street Railways
200 Mexican Central .........
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Chesapeake &Ohio Railway

CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLIS. ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO. LOUISVILLE. NASH
WILLIE. MEMPHIS.
2:15 P. n. daily and 1890 p. NJ. daily. ex-
cept Saturday; 11:45 r. ~. satur-
days.
WESTBOUND LOCAL TRAINS.
7:25 A. NJ. and 61s p n. week days.
NEWPORT NEWS. NORFOLK AND OLD
POINT.
$500 A. NJ. and 1900 p. NJ. daily.
LOCAL FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND OLD
POINT.
1855 a. NJ. and 8 p. NJ. daily.
JAMES RIVER LINES.
1920 A. NJ daily; SIS =. II. week days.
Arrive Main Line from West: 1880 A.
M...'S:3o A. n. 'a:45 T. M.,S''7:45 p. NJ!
From East: '1o:o5 a. NJ, 'l1A5 A. NJ.
1900 p. M. $500 p. NJ. James River:
.'s:4o a NJ. '6:55 P. NJ.
sDaiy. ''Except Sunday.
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The Chesapeake &c Ohio Railway will
operate special train carrying the
members of the stpthern Hardware
Jobbers' Association and the American
Hardware Manufacturers Assoclatlon
10 the Jamestown Exposition to-day.
The party will leave here at $40 a.
NJ and returning will arrive here
about 8 p, M.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
75sBALTIMORSf MD. June dashboard
All Line. common 'nnd preferrod-No1hlng
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-14

U. S. rounding IS. registered. $500. 10
u. s. refundlnE IS, coupon. .....I.... ~
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III S a. 10:
u. S. Old 4s registered. ............ ~
n s Old AZ counon. 10
u. S. New As, registered. .............
u. S. New Is. coupon... !:
American Tobacco As (bid). .........
American Tobacco Gs. ...........5... IL
Atchison general 4s.i................ =
Atchlson adjustment As (offered) $1,000. .
Atlantic Coast Limo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Baltimore and Ohio 4s......... .... 0
Baltimore and Ohio 3hs. ............
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s.... 5
Central of Georgia 5s...,........... II
Central of Georgia LIST Inc. (offeredo ~. !
Central OF Georgia end Inc. (offered). Z
Central OF Georgia I'D Inc. (ofrered) -.
Chosap eake and Ohio 4iss (bld) $500. II
Chicago and Alton 3lss. 9
Chicago, B. and Quincy new 4s......