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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
ACTIVE OPENING;
!, DUL[ CLOSING.
Runors From Washington
Checked Speculative Trend OF
Stock Market.
CALL MONEY RATE. HARDENED /
-------- ------
CALL MONEY RATE HARDENED
Downward Tendency Of Securi-
ties Wiped Out Gains and Left
Market Stagnant.

NEW YORK, February s.--Thc stock
market had mn active hour after the
opening to-day. during which prices
were held above the level OF yester-
days recovery. Apparently distribu-
ton was going on at that level, and
the market lapsed into extreme dull
ness and hesitating fluctuations thcre-
after. The effect was to revive doubts
over the speculative outlook. Most
of the material OF the days specula-
lions cmanated from Washington.
There were large buying orders at
tho same time executed by houses
with important Washington connec-
lions The effect was to produce
the Impression that important develop
ments were to be Forthcoming there
bearing on financial and stock market
conditions Mt Is believed that pro-
vision for the routine dcpostof SUR
plus revenue OF the government, In
Guiding customs receipts, in national
baaks will be made and the limit OF
monthly retirement of bank note cir
culation expanded to $12.OO0.ooO or
y SIS 100000 Instead of S3,000.0O0 as
/ at present. The removal OF this limi
tation is expected to lead to freer note
issues by the banks. where they are
restrained now from the difficulty of
retiring the notes when they come
back from the circulation
hardening OF the call money rate
LAY. in the day weighed somewhat on
Ii tire market. This was supposed to be
due principally to the making of pro-
8 vision for paying the subscriptions to
last weeks New York City bond Issue
OF s30,OOo,oOo. The preliminary esti-
4 mates OF the weeks currency move
ment also indicated a weakened bank
3 ing position. Tho movement'on balance
to this centre from the interior APP
parently continues. but on so small a
scale as to Offset only slightly the
loss OF the banks on subtreasury OPP
erations. which amounted to s4,291 900.
The dropping tendency Of the mar
ket more than wiped out the earlier
gains. and held to the closing, which
was easy.
Bonds we're irregurar. Total sales
par value, fl634.ooo. United States
bonds were unchanged on call. Total
sales stocks $4,000 shares.
NEW YORK. February s.-Money
on call easy. 3-405 per cent: ruling
rate, 3 closing bid, 4 1-2; offered O.
6. Time loans quiet and steady; 81
days ia and so days 5N5 s1-4 pei
cent; six months 6 1-Ag5 ID pc
cent. Close: Prime mercantile pape
s-4p6 Ia per cent. Starring ex.
change steady with actual bushes
in bankers bills at S4.s470G s4.S47
Tor demand. and at .s4.sOso @s4so65 70
sixty day bills. Posted rates S4.S1 l.
= ind s4.s5 L. Commercial bill
$3.50 1-4Gs4.S093-4. Bar silver IS IL
Mexican dollars SO. Government bond
steady. Railroad bonds irregular.
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DIVORCE: COLES /:
AND ::DE P !! !. !; \
In Doing This Board Of Agricul,
ture Assumes Debt
Of $4,000.
IIsnecial Id rhe TImes=plspntch.l {


RALEIGH, n. F,eb '.l;a1 sSS.S SIT is
understood that a bill will 8be intro
duced in tho General Assembly with
ing the next day or two dlvorclng tho
State Board Of Agriculture from tho
A. & NJ College, the purpose being to
create q board Of trustees separate and
apart from the Board of Agriculture
for tho college, When the Hoard Of
Agriculture took over the college man
agement two years ago. the purpose
was to use considerable of the do
partment money for the college. and
the funds for the erection OF tho nav
$4,000 agricultural building at the
college have come entirely from the
department. There Is still more than
$4,000 due on it and the Board OF
Agriculture In being released from
further duties as trustees Of the coll
lege, assumes this debt on tho ngri-
cultural building.
Charters were granted to-day for
the Franklin Lumber Company. OF
Macon county. capital $4,000, by II
nj. Greer and others, And for the In
crease OF the capital stock OF the
Mayes Manufacturing Company, Char.
lotto, to 100000, J. III. Mayes is presl-
dent Of the company
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PRODUCE MARKET
NOT WE'LL SUPPLIED

The receipts OF country produce on the:
wholesale market yesterday were trtfles
larger than on the day previous and bust +
ness was somewhat more active. The
commission men and the wholesale deaf
ers were a little disappointed !, at tho
slnallness Of the receipts OF poultry which
were not nearly large enough to meet the
demand Eggs were also scarcsr than the
dealers had expected, The result swas.
that these articles were higher. The de-
mand for dressed turkeys was In excess
of the supply and the prices went UP;
ssharplTisother poultry advanced ttrwiti,'
turkeys s ~
{ Apples from Northern orchards are
coming in freely and the demand Is thus
very well supplied but much OF the fruit
that comes in Is OF the medium to COM
mon variety and the fancy FRUITS still
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up the entire list. which reached the high
point during the late session. when March
sold at 9.53. May at 1858 and July at $50. or
was ut practically the best. Tho advance
WAS accompanied by reports OF o better de-
mand from New England and Southern spin
rers, and there was buying here credited to
short people. There were continued rumora
OF n strong bull clique operating in the near
positions. but many traders believe that the
the undo1ng OF stables between the local
market and Liverpool and between the n ear
and late positions. Southern spot markets
were unchanged to &c. higher t5iz3t3II i !
Receipts at the ports to-day were y, ~.
bales against 37.S35 last week and 26.c9s
laxt year. For the week 100000 bales
year. To-dny.s receipts at New Orleans, D.
ls1 bales against 4,623 last ;year. and at
Houston 1882 bales against 4,2Sb last year.
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Z DANvILLE TOBACCO MAItlEr.

T-@TI DunvIlIe, Va, Fcbruafy 8, 1DU7,
Owing to unfayorabls weathe, conditions
tho gales Of loose leaf on the warehouse
as Compared With the several weeks, since
tho Holidays. It has been so cold that II
on tio floors Z and, this fact together with
tho gen erally poor quality and bad condition
of tho OF orings, has tended 10 chill the ardor
Slight decline In prices II February and
March are favorable months for handing,
ills expected that nract caiiy the entire
hands II Is yariously estimated BY those
Of the buyers and warehonss!n,en WHO are
that the DanVllo market viii soil this year
from lhlrty-four to thlrty,seyen million
mounds. These are about the lowest and
firhestS estimates. The first six months OF
the tobacco year, cndlng Will. the slst spl!l-
mo- shows u fatal an ea 81! 7 81 ,78a pounds,
n We are quite sure that the nyille mnrr
kes has dyaYn from q som 2 nat larger teri
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TOBACCO MARKET
s s,Isss CLOSED VERY FIRM

The tobacco breaks were somewhat lar
ger yesterday than the warehousemen
expected, the total sales footing up about
$4,000 pounds. The offerings were made
up OF good medium working stock and all
of At being sound and in splendid con-
clifton the bidding was spirited. The mar
ket for the week closed strong and arm.
AS high as s14 per hundred was paid for
good filters and the few medium wrappers
that showed up were taken at outside
figures: Ii !.
Weather conditions viii, OF course de-
ter1nines,the size OF the breaks, for next
week. There is n good lot OF he sun:
the weather permits the handling Of It
the probability is that the breaks next
week Will be equally as large as those OF
this week, perhaps larger,
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Richmond Trade Conditions.

are we'll supplied with orders FOR the
present and future delivery. Local
boundaries are being operated at full
have had particularly encouraging
The weather has been unfavorable
for handling tobacco. consequently Of
fernss have been Light g. pr,eea Arm
the better grades. Produce Is dull,
receipts being light and demand in
active. due entirely to the weather.
all local banking capital finds constant
employment at prevailing rates. Col
lections continue backward.
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.DIsPENsARIEs TO BE
ABOLISHED IN S, C.

COLUMBIA, s, c.. February Sin the
State Senate last night the prohibition
bill was killed. thirty to ton. The anti
State dispensnry bin waa taken up
and test vote showed twenty three
tn seventeen In it's favor.
It has passed the House BY two-
thirds majority and Will pass tho
Senate Tomorrow. This means that
state dlspensary will be abolished, and
that there will he prohibition. Those
counties which now have dspensaries
will be permitted to vote whether they
want them continued under county con-
troll.
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COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. February s.--The cotton
market was more active to-day and prices
reached q new high point for tho upward
movement on covering and n better general
demand. The close WAS very steady at a.
net advance of 11dp1a points on the old crop
end of.a@7 points on the now crop months
OF A points to a decline OF 1 point, but eased
off right afterwnrd. as n result OF Indifferent
cables. smaller English spot sales and the
unsatisfactory showing OF the British Board
OF Trade returns for the month OF January,
which Indicated n considerable decrease In
Larger receipts also sent the decline to q net
loss OF about 3G5 points on the active
months but n good demand developed for
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NEW YORK PRODUCE s1An1xET.

Z. NEW YORK. February s.-FLoUR-Flrm
but quiet. Rye Flour-Firm.s Buckwheat
Flour-Quiet, Observation-Disclosures Corn
meal-rirm. 5it VI {s4}E9' VI
wheat-spot nrm: No. AIRED. ss,ac. eleya-
tor. Options c. lower. May. ssIsc.: July,
sSne,s Corn--spot Arm; No. ?. 5sc.I elevator.
Options Il o a.c. lower. May. b3Ae. July,
1850. Oats--Spot, market strong mixed,
8+ahc. s r ss5,. 58 -
Dees--Firn,. Cut Mea.s-Firm. Lard.
Firm; western prime. sl0Gl0.l0; refined.
firm. Porkt-Firm. Talow--Flrm. Petro-
leum--stoady. Rosln--steady. Turpentine-
Steady. f
Rloe--steady. Enthusiastically. Sugar
Raw. steadyt fair refining. 23l-s2c.: csntri-
6ugai, % test. s7-16c.; molasses sugar,
steady; No. Rio. 7c.; November. Santos.
So; mild quiet; Cordova, 9Gl2hc. Futures
69pl0c. lower. ~ ST.,
iPotatoss---Eirm and unchanged. Cab
bages--6teady; white. Danish seed. per ton,
s20025c. Frelghts and Peanuts--Steady and
UNCHANGED. Cottonseed Oll--Steady on linz
tied ofternEa. Prime crude. {. o. b. mills.
a7c.; prime summer yellow, 55.sc,;s prime
white SIC; prime winter yellow, 61Hc. rs
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Bradstreet,s to.morrow win Sag Tor.

Bradstreers tomorrow will say for
Richmond and vicinity:
In all lines Of trade there was irn-
provement this week, retailers OF wear
ing apparel benefited specially from
the cold weather. Sales thus far made
for spring season by wholesalers OF
dry goods and notions exceed the total
for same period OF last year. and the
demand shows no signs OF abatement.
Similar conditions are found In tho
shoe and hat trades. Roasters OF COT
Zee and dealers in spices are doing g
satisfactory and notwithstanding
business. constantly extending their
territory and adding new lines.
Manufacturers OF trunks and bags
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sNAvAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. NJ. CT 7 ebruary -s.-SPIR-
ITS TuREtiNT1NE --Nothing doing receipts.
4 casks Rosn-So thing doing; receipts, 3sa
barrels. Tar-Flrm Mt s230: receipts. la
barrels. Crude Turpentine-Firm at S3.35 q
4.50; receipts. 10 barrels
- SAVANNAH, GA. February S--TURPI1S-
TINE-Dul at 71lac-; sales 100 casks; re-
ceipts. a6 casks: shipments. Sl5 casks.
rels; shipments, ass barrels; stock 74.sls
barrels. lsi *
CHARLESTON s. c.. Feb. s.-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROs1N-Nothing doing.
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CHICAGO. February s.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts about 5000 head. Market dull. Cons
mon to best, steers. s417.a5: cows, 1880
500; hetters. s2.769b.25; bulls s3@4. so,
calves. sz.5oG 500; stockers and feeders,
head. Market 5 a loo higher. Choice. heavy
shipping. s7.lod7.l2h; light. butchers.
Es7.obG III o.; light mixed. s6.S5 q .0b; choice.
sales s7al7.1o. sheep.-Recetpts about 1000
head. Market: fshnep lsteaSy:Hlamb " enk,
Sheep. 50 % 500; yearlings.g s6@6.6b; lambs,
$675G7,75,gri SO lssI III t-ss
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FOR NEW YORK,

Via Night Line steas-ass tsxesn, satuE.
Main Line ship following day 81 = Min
also Norfolk and Western Ry. az a, y. aud
4 p NJ, and Chesapeake and ohlo Ny. ~
daily isxespt sunday III Norfolk with Main
Line ships sailing at II @ Tickets, SesS
b. Main street, The jefferson, Marphxss
4 SIotsl. 81 AZ n d 3j3s
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ritory this year than for several years past,
which fact will he demonstrated by the de-
creased sales of some OF the other markets,
and that therefore the probable shortage In
basis OF .Danvile's sales. Trading in round
lots is somewhat more active. y
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n1cuMoND PRODUCE MARKET,

FLOUR-Market continues fairly active at
unchanged prices. Receipts not so heavy
and market active for all good grades Low
grades quiet CORN-white active, mi1ed
QUIET OATs-steady. RYE-Fism. aAa Wv
With receipts about equal TO demano our
market is steady at quotations
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. light. market ou'et
but hrm. nav.
APpLEs-Receipts equal to demand mar
sket steady at prices quoted
s. EGGs-Receipts light; market hrm ana
active to-day at prices quoted.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. much lighter tnls
week and market active to-day at quota
lions, continue
''s REc H;n FOR THE wEEK-Whhos,s.
80, 954 bushels. Corn. ?4.1 so p1she.s I1sS
2S'2g2 bushels FIour-3.97o barrels Ray
COS tons Millteed. 293 tons, o,os
STOCK IN ELEYATlR-.-Wheat' ss's ssS
bushels. Corn. 1896 bushels 1a1s ii''o'
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DRY GOODS 9MApI;r7

IUJOI1O
NEW WORK, February S.---The dry goods
market continues active and tho scarv1ty of
many goods for delivery this spring is be-
coming acute. a further advance was noted
scarce for delivery and prices are cratic
Raw woods arc being bought only In mod
crate quantities.
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OFI7IC IAI, RANGE AND SALE OF S
sALEs.

100 Atlantic const Line, com.
leW American Shelters. com. .
G.oN Amalgnmnted Copper ....
G2Oo Amer. Car and Foundry. /.
2W Amer. Car ana Foun. 1fd.
4W American Cotton Oll.......
ZW american Tobacco, pfd..,
1000 American Can .............
M American Can. pfd..
2.iW Am. Loco, COM, 5cx. div.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
$500 American Sugar ~. .......
6,lW Al 4. and s. re. com. -,
400 A.. Il. and s, re, tpfd 60.
400 baltimore and Ohio........
1880 Brooklyn Rapid Transit. !.
$500 Canadian Pacific ........
100 Chesapeake and Ohio....
36.7W Chicago, Nil. and st. Paul
1900 Colorado Fuel and tron...
$500 Colorado South, conn.,.
Colorado South. LIST pfd. !.
100 Colorado South. I'd pfd. ;,
COO Clev., Gin, CHI. and st. I
200 Consolidated Gas ........
200 Delaware and Hudson. -.
Dell Lack. and Western.
1900 Erie. CON-.
400 Erie. LIST pfd..............-.
Erie. I'd pfd...............
1900 General Electric .........
4.3oO Great Northern. pfd......
1000 Great Northern Ore Rts..
Illinois Central ...........
$50 Louisville and Nashville.
GOO Manhat tan .................
Metro. Street Railway.
900 Mexican Central ..........
1900 Mo-. Kan. and Tex. com
800 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd /.
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CINCINNATI. O.. February s.-HoGs-.
Active and strong Butchers and Shippers
s7.22M@T.25. Cattle-Strong. Fair to good
shippers, $3.50 $3.50; comrnon. S2.s5@ 800.
sheep-Strong at s2.25Gp 5.25, Lambs
strong at 1926 Oils.
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! v lA IIIt7,l q Y. -
) MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. IS. 1906.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly; Norfolk. Iner-
chandise and passeng ers. Old Dominion Line.
$500 5EE.547l SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. mer-
chandse and passenEars. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Mobjnck. Graves James River
flandinsg and Norfolk. merchandise and pas
uengers, Virginia Navigation Company,
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NEW ORLEANS. February S.-CoTT0N-
spot closed steady. l-lec. higher; mladilng,
ofo-1Sc Sales on the spot were 1880 bales
AND = oa5 10 arrive Futures opened barely
steady At a decline OF los points COCO q
English spot sales, however. and !, strons eu ny
nj nHnr,nps have been absor bed with appar-
ent ease. The close was steady, 9s points
higher than that OF yesterday. ,,
cotion futures closed steady: Marcn,
N Il. Anil i0.47; May, 1851; June. 1882;
July, .6c; October. 1917
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NEW YORK. February s.-BEEvEs-Re-
ceipts. e.G1 head. Steers. sa.75 $500; bulls
ssso9a.6O; cows. s2.2bR4 as. Calves-Re.
cepts. 1874 head: no good veals culls sold
ut sb. 90; common, western calves, 50. Teel-
Ing full steady. Sheep and Lambs-Re-
cepts. s.54s head. Good sheep sold at $500
fanGY' lambs at 1925 Hogs-Recelpts. e.5l0
head. None for sale: norninally firm.
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R1cIIs1oYD TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va. FebIuaryH 81 l3UI.
Toba cco-Dark Fired: Owing to continued
past week have been very light. Market
continues Arm at prices quoted. Brights:
Unchanged. quiet but nrm. light receipts
week Market continues active at quota
tions. Wrappers: Very scarce and In &C.
tive demand. ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MARKErs.

PEANUT MARKET. "
lRepbrted by Rodgers. McCaba g COD
PETERSBURG VA, Feb. S,--PFAELTS;
anish--Marke, nr,n- at sl.s5 fvlrsinias-
Market quiet at "A q 4&c. for fancy stock
machine picked, az q AAe.i Smelling stock,
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ON THE LOCAL. M ARKEnS.

high bringing So to 81. per. barrel lower
grades arc q shade cheaper.
Florida vegetables are in light receipt
and are still Very high.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. February S.--Weakness OF corn
and oats offset hulish export news and
caused an easy tone in the local wheat mar
ykdt To-day at the olose tho final quotations
1 of the May alivery being shade lower
Than ayestorday. Corn was down u isc
Oats were ostG' $40. Provisions were 1900
to 1910, lower, VI
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, February 8, 1907
~! N7'r4I TirNT Arl(1AS tGgl4
CATTLE MARKET.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
.. (Sales at Union Stock Yards.)

= ltICii lNCN y live bIVHJFAH NlNTtfNE11. ~
(Sales at Union Stock Yards)
Richmond. Va. February 8. 1907.
Report OF Richmond live stock market for
week ending February 4. 1907:
Best steers. 6h q SIC; medium to good.
tls@5Ac,; common to fair, 3&84hc.; best
heifers. sc; fair to good. 4 @ TIC; common
mon to fair. .sI3hc.; old. poor cows. 20
1,sc.; bulls. 81 q 3Ac.; COWS and calves. $2b q
$500 per head, Sheep q &c. lambs, @
&c.: hogs. - 17Ac.; common. so 6hc.
z LrtospeCts good on ali KINDS OF stock.
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OL.D DOMINION
. STEAMSHIP CO.
Night Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening Uoot Ash
News an route. Faro $3.50 one wayi sA5d
round trip, snoualng statercom berth, meals.
soc, each, Street cars TO steamers wharf, &,
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,cluded 2sSD 26c.; nrsts, 2e1se.: prime f1rsts.
7Isc.: extras. ashc. Enthusiastically at

BALTIMORE, MD, February ST.
FLOUR Firm and unchanged. Wheat
Firncr; spot. contract, S0Ac. Corn Steady;
spot, soy 60 5o7sc. Onts--Firmcr; No. 2white.
A3h @iAc. Ryc--Dufl; choice, 75c. asked.
Buttcr--Flrm and unchanged; fancy imitn-
ton. 20 q 27c; do. creamery, a3W3Ac.; do,
Firm ut Csc. Cheesc--Attivc and unchanged.
Sugars; eady and unchanged; coarse grant.
lated and lnc, $500.
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n1cuMoND STOCK hoard.
Richmond. Va. February 8, 1907.
SALEa AT BOARD.

SALES AT BOARD Af
Virginia centurics--l0o at 93h; $500 at
yirginia-Carolina Chemical preferred, p.
#ct.--5 at 1o7H.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
North Carolina Gs G. 1917. 1?s -.
va. as Id 6 and r r.: d'1 = % s.a q oas
CITY SECURITIES.
Rich City As. c. and R....... 100
RAILROAD BONDS,
! a. C. H. r. r. Con. Tr. 4 p. o.. % 80.
a. O. L. r. r. Gifts Ind. 49,. S.
Char and West. Car LIST 5s.. los -.
Ga Car. and North LIST 6s.... los
Georgia Pac. LIST ss. c, is22... us
Georgia, SO. and Fla. 1S4b.... ITO
Georgia and Ala Con. IS. 1a46. lo7 =.
Nor. and ives. Ry. Poca, 4s.. 80 -.
Petersburg Glass A Is, r. c.. Ill
4 pet Class B 6s. r. c.. 1925. 1:s
Weatern N. C. lst IS. 1914. 10 -.
seaboard Air Line As. $780,. sou
RAILROAD STOCKS! Par,
Atlantic Coast Line 'A'....1oo 1923
6 A,,an's esa shd h onle Nov 100 i
Norfolk and West com. 100 ST
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS,
American National. ........1oo ISL 1872
Broad Street. .....,......Ss 90 90
+ City ................ ....'.:2o a$
First National. .........1oo 2i5 -.
4 Merchants National. 400 500 80.
National Bank OF ya......1o 1so 20
4 Petersburg Say. and ms Co..2o SO
Planters National .........10o 400
State Bank Of Virginia, 100 1877 =:
Bank OF Richmond. .......1o0 lag lag
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Mnrlne...... d
MISCELLANEOUS.
va.-Car Chem. pfd.. p. ct.1oo 1oG LOTS
Vac. G. Co. Col. TT. p. c.. 9S& 80.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD. February 8.--Seaboard
Air Line. common and Notwithstanding
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Cash quotatIons were as folIoWst Flour--
Firm, No. spr,ng wheat 81 Qsbc.i No, g.
giie,; No. q yellow, l4Me. IA. q oats, ssNa.;
No, q white, 42c., No, s white. asi4 q 41c. No.
4 3 rye, 0a,sc. Fair to choice mailing. Sc @
am, s1sb, prime timothy seed, $4,000 4. s.,
Glover, contract grades. 1880, Short RIBS
sides tloose). 0@o,76 mess pork. per
short clear sides lboxed /. $3.50 ~. Wills
key, basis OF high wines, 81 40. i3uttey--
Market stead u: creaulerles, Al @ alhc.t dali
|iIIey. 900 sacs Esss 81 assaEls casss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
r oichrnond and Petersburg
Electric Railway N;

Cars leave corner qf Seventh and Perry
Streets, Manchester, eyery hour Con the hour)
from a NJ. to 10 p. AZ Last car ~ mid
night. Limited car. 6:45 P. NJ. daily,7 except
Sunday. SsS
Street every hour from 6:s5 A. NJ to 1885
r. NJ. Last car. 1870 p. MI Limited car,3
7:15 a. NJ. daily except Sunday. :95
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich
t1nOud cars. FIJI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
Railroads.

RI. CO. { i S5$s$ s. y, 4
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND - NORTH
WARD. t
ss 4 MMBBaiyns1a b. Il. T rlTsssss
$500 4. NJ --Daiy--Maln St Through All !,
500 ii Ahl shEss e; Monday IS. Byrd 81
1880 A. M.--weeK Days--Elba. Ashland
VA. Accommodation 75 ~ efi-S7fTl8
$40 A. A, M;rpaily--1'yrd ST. Through. Los
i iss f r pneySyrd 81
- ickaburE Accommodation IN II
n.Il Y. M.---Ilnily---Main st. Through.
$3.50 +. M---SSenk Days--Elba Ashland Aoa6
conllnointion {j Q
r s;so E MpT 2 nWi ~ Through
GAO a. NJ. Week Days--Elba. Ashland Ao.4
ccnlricdation. a 7tf{
500 4. M.--pniy-Byrd st. Through
s'2S 4 Mh;MWeek paysMhyrd st Freder-
1850 \. M,--, I, Dnys--Byrd st, Through.
III: ;1o Z, s|,-paiy ,. it St Through,
Accommodation. 81 R5
oss M MBaybyra S. ST. T HhhTSnHs
cal Stops. sI,
eat +. N. --.Daiy---Main St. Through. All
i,,!op M--Daily-Main st. Through,
iao rhl MWeeis P BAYS G e. Street
NOTE. Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
on all above trains. except trains arriving
Richmond 1880 a. NJ. weeks days. and local
accommodations, slG 80
Time OF arrivals and departures and coE-A
| necttons not guaranteed. M
W. D. DUKE, G. w GULF. w. T. TAYLOR
Asst. to Prcst. Cont supt. Traf. Mgr