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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16
PRODUCE AND FRUIT
MARKET VERY ACTIVE.

The wholesale fruit and produce
market was very active yesterday. the
demand for everything being a little
more pronounced and the receipts along
several lines proving too light to sup-
ply It. Poultry Of every kind was
stiff, at former quotations. and all
fowls. dressed and on the foot. brought
outside figures. The receipts Of eggs
from nearby points were q little larger
than they have been heretofore, and
prices weakened little. sales In crate
lots being made at cent per dozen
less than heretofore. Good round lots
were sold yesterday at 90 cents per
dozen, and toward the close OF the
day some lots were picked UP OF Fl.
Fruits OF all kinds. especially apples
are holding their own very we'll, and
though the receipts have been some
what larger within the last few days
the active demand forbids any mark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16
COMMITTEES MET
LAST NIGHT
Several Have Sessions, But Little
Business Of Importance Was
Sk Trorcoc+a5 1000. III
Transacted,

& The Committees on Streets. Light ana
last night at the City Hall, but none.
Of the meetings wasaimportnnt. Tho
Ordinance Committee continued in ses-
sion until IL o'clock, hearing of Varl-
GUS persons asking Increased pay or
tant just now,
Tho first meeting was that Of Streets,
which had difficulty In securing a quo-
owners appeared In answer to allega-
lions relative to the paving with as
phalt' block Of the streets from Broad
to Clay, between Eighth and Twelfth
something like eighteen bloclss-but
the matter was deferred.
The committee considered tho pro-
posed extension OF Monument Avenue
from the Boulevard to the Rosenenth
Road, but finally instructed the city
Attorney, in conjunction with the city
Engineer and the ward committee. to
inquire into the feasibility OF the plan
and report. "A large number of minor
matters were brought up, but nothing
The Committee on Ordinance. Charter
and Reform considered many applicants
for salary increase. and also heard
Health Officer Il. G. Levy In advocacy of
tho ordinance providing Increased forco
for tho department.. rho department is
asking for sanitary officer. ali addi-
tional clerk and d stenogrnpher. and DR..
| Levy made an earnest and forceful pre-
sentation OF the situation and tho I'm
peratiyo needs.
An ordinance providing for a new
committee OF the Council OIL oxpcndl-
lures in the annexed territory was
taken up, but Mr.. Cary Offered u sub
stltute measure, which was recommended
to tho Council and ordered printed.
A substitute ordinance as to the manu-
facture sale Or keeping OF explosives and
requiring license therefor WAS rccom-
nIended and ordered printed.
Mr.. Richards appeared In advocacy OF
his ordinary, Imposing the duties Of
soaler OF weights and measures on the
| food Inspector, but when 1t was shown
that this was not Feasible, but that sucl
! an officer was badly NEEDED. he was direct
J. cd to prepare and offer substitute or,
dinancc.- DIR, Levy strongly endorsed tlie
i proposition for such al officer.
Mr. CARRIER appeared to advocate Iii.
ordinance providing that pawnbrofers
4 shall periodically furnish to the judge
OF the court Il list of articles pawncd, to-
| gether With the names Of tho persons
pnwnlng tlom. Tho ordinance was rec
commended.
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Woes Of BENJAMIN.

When Frank BENJAMIN, along with
Stephen ssmith.swas arrested Wednesday,
tho Henrleo county officer discovered u
revolver In Franks pocket Justice OF
the Peace Myer Angle heard tho charge
against BENJAMIN Yesterday. mornins
and assessed him SEQ. Then. on the
charge OF lighting With Stephen Smith,
another. tine of $3.50 and costs was
placed. With tho fines and the costs
Benjamin will either Have to linger In
jail for months 10 come on pay some-
thing moro than $50.
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.s,c., No. cred. 74N@7sc. No. . corn, 4sEc
white. 41h941Kc.: No. white. So @40ac.
No. 2 rye, $3.50. Fair TO choice mailing.
SO 9Hoc. No. I fiaxseed. $3.50; No. 4 north
western, Si.16: prime timothy seed. $4.55.
sides tloose), ts.12h @9 SUI: mess pork.
per barrel, a17.12h@17.25: lard. per 100
pounds. $3.50; short clear sides (boxed)
wines, tl.2s. Butter-Fir111; creamories
20 32Mo.: diaries. 400 soc. Eggs-Steady;
at mark. cases included ca@24c.: frsts.
24isc.; prime nrsts. 25isc.; extras, 271sc.
ats13h Csc.
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NEW vonK PRODUCE s1ARKEr.

NEW York. Februari FLO r.
Dull but barely steady Aye Flour Firm.
Buckwheat Flour-Stead,.5tl1 Burkwheat---
Steady. Cornmeal--Stead,. asYtl32
Whcat--spot weak; No. II, red. S2hc ele-
vator. Options sale. loyer, May. size.
July. s4Ac. Corn-spot STEADY; No. 2. Psc
elevator Options &c. MT lower. May,
bsc.: July. 5sac. oats-spot steady; mix
ed. f47hc.
Beef--Flr1n. Cut Enthusiastically. LARD
Steady; refined, quiet. Fprk-----Firm Tai
!ow--Quiet. Posin-Firrl ~ Turpehttne-
Firm at &14h @ 75c. gs-r"--77-------f--
Rics--steady. Afolasses--sseauy,s Sugar
Raw. steady: centrifugal. s-7.1tc.; rnoiassea
sugar. 22a-a2c CofIee--S,ots steady; No. .
Aioy :7c,:h mild quiet: Cordova. - q le1sc.
Conec--Futures unchanged to points low
er. Butter--Firm; State, dairy. common
to finest. 720d ale; western imitation, cream
cry. extras. e6c. Cheese--strong and un-
changed. Eggs---Firm and unchanged.
Cottonsecd Oil-Firm. Prime crude (. o.
b. mills. 4oc. sales: prime summer yellow,
4sc. nomtnal good. on summer yellow,
44XGl451sc.; prime white. SIC. nominal;
prime winter yellow. SIC. nominal.
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"a / TALON HAS
DRILL AT ARMORY.
Local Companies Of Seventeen
Reviewed by Regimental
Officers.
INSPECTION TO BE IN MARCH

: s s {
4 The local battalion Of the SEVENTEEN
night, Major c. Gray Bossieux command
ing. Colonel William j. Perry and Lieu
tenant Colonel r. u. Cruighill were pres
Ont and closely watched the work Of tho
men, though. as Colonel Craighill re-
marked, the drlll-hall was hardly large
enough for one company. .
Companies "A. B, c and f participated,
and the men presented an excellent ;lr-
pearance. The attendance was very sat
isfactory, too. The men Wore their old
uniforms, the new ones not yet having
been fully distributed.
After the drill all the officers were
invited 4 to}.ttle observation-disclosures
where a conference with Colonel Perry,
Lieutc nant- Colonel Craighill and Major
Bossleux was had and the future OF
the regiment talked over, especially
with reference to the coming inspec-s
tion by the United States officer. This
is to take place about the middle OF.
March, and Colonel j. G. Dempsey,
detailed to this State. vii, make tho
inspection.
New Military Uniforms.
Tho military generally arc enthusi-
astic over tho arrival OF the new uni
| form, anu are eagerly looking forward
| to their first appearance therein, sorao
Of the companies may DO out in them
on Washington's Birthday.
The new blouse is OF dark blue with
Ia single row of p buttons down thu
front; the collar is standing and is
lodged with braid or stripe OF light
blue, the infantry color, at both tho
| base and top Of the callor and a stripc
Of this, light blue enolrcles the sleeves
NEAR the wrist. Straps OF dark blue.
edged with the light blue, extend from
the collar to the point OF tho shoulder.
| Tho uniform trousers are OF Il lighter
shade OF blue and arc hardly OF as
] good quality as tho blouses. The can
/ is Of different shape from the old. OK.
tending above the point OF contact
] with the head, SO that tho diameter
Is .nrgest at the top. The uniform hat
Is Of unusually flne quality being q
ren.4y handsome aud substantial hat
1 costing at wholesale something like 81
! each.
i a cord surrounds II, nnd the crossed
muskets, tho insignia of the infantry
i adorn the front. Tho leggins are no
what was expected, but they arc In
I tended to be worn with a special army
i shoe, which has not been been supplied
This is the dress uniform. In addition
thero is a suit OF khaki for every man
The dress uniform becomes full dres
with tic addition Of II few frllls, SO t
speak. These consist OF two parable
bands Of blue around the cap, l1notte,
blue cords with tasscls extending from
shoulder to shoulder and depending acros
the breast, and other minor changes
They add considerable ornamentutlon I
tho uniform. which Is much Shower a
any time than the plain old blue blouse
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nIcHMoND phoDpcE ,IARKEr.

FLOUR-Receipts liberal. market fairly
active at prices quoted. WHEAT-Quiet.
light receipts CORN--White active; mixed
steady. OATS-Firn. RYE--Quit.. HAY
Market steady for all good grades. but low
grades dull.
POTATOES-Receipts continue light and
market firm at quotations.
8 APPLES-Markat fairly active at prices
quoted. receipts moderate.
EGGs-Receipts moderate and market
steady Mt quotations.
HuTTER-Reccipts continue light and
market active
POULTRY-Receipts more liberal to-day
and market not SO active as heretofore.
VIRGINIA. BACoS---continuss in good
demand. i5eS
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK-wheat
44.sos bushels; corn. 42,s14 bushels; oats
ssas rye SOD four
tons.
STOCK IN ELEvAToR-wheat. $500
bushels; corn, 1,b95 bushels; oats, 7,252 bush.
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NAVAL STORES. ;

4. WILMINGTON, N. c.. February b.
SPIRITS TURPBNTINE-Firm at roc; re-
iceipts. 3 casks. Rosln-Firm ut s3.96; re-
5ceipts, lis barrels. Tar--Firm at $3.50; re-
ceipts. 461 barrels Crude Turpent ine-Flrm
at sa.s504.5o, receipts harrels.
Is SAVANNAH. GA. February 15.-TuR-
PENTINE-Firm at 71Ac.; sales. 1877 casks:
receipts. aoa casks; ahipments 176 casks
1929 barrels: shipments. 1856 barrels;i stock.
71,373 barrels.
CHARLESTON S. G.. February 16.-TuR-
SPENTINH AND ROslN--Nothing doing.
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Bring Convict Back.

Bunch lIeln,s, an escaped negro con-
vIct will DO brought back to Virginia
to serve out hls terms Tho negro was
a ort-term man and was made Il
"trusty." < Ito Violated tho confidence
reposed in him and made his escape.
He Is now held at Hartman, Tenn, and
Governor Swanson has issued a rcuusi-
ton for his return.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16

MONEY WAS TIGHTER

NEW YORK. February 15.-Thoro
was little animation In the dealings
in stocks to-day, but decided Roadway
was made In the prlco movement
against the reactonary tendency which
developed yesterday. The first tone OF
the money market was practically Is
nored, owing to the supposition that
the tlghthcss OF the call loan market
was due to temporary causes. and that
forces OF relief would come into play.
Tho New York banks to-day turned
over to the subtreasury some $1,000. 900,
being the remainder OF the deposits
made with the banks In December. The
interior banks have drawn on their New
York correspondents to only small
extent to meet these payments. the
higher rates far call loans here act
Ing as a dissuasve Influence In any
reduction of New York accounts Es-
Inmates of the weeks currency move
ment indicate n small change in the
cash Item either way. Tho rates for
time .oans, show receding tendency
owing to the lending here for account
of interior banks. A decline In the
grain exports for the week OF $4,000
bushels OF wheat and OF $4,000 bushels
of corn has some bearing on the ex-
ChaHse market inc rising money mar
key In Berlin also is factor In the
situation. Not only were dealings held
In moderate bounds to-day. but price
movements OF consequence were re-
stricted to comparatively few stocks.
a record price for Anaconda was an In /.
cldcnt OF the day. The sharp advance
in Missouri, Kansas and Texas, and st.
Louis Southwestern preferred were UNI
explained by any news. Realizing sales
impaired the best prices OF the day.
but the closing tone was steady.
Bonds were steady. Total sales par
value s1.c99,O00 United States bonds
were unchanged on call. Total sales
stocks, 755,40o shares
NEW YORK. February 15.--Moncy on
call firm; 41-2G6 per cent; ruling
rate. 8 3-4: closing bid. s: offered. & 1-2
Time loans steady: 60 days. 6Q
6l-4, and 90 days, 51-4: six months
b1-I. Prime mercantile paper. SAL
@G1-4 per cent. Sterling exchange
easy with actual business in bankers
bills at si.s4a0Gs4.s455 for demand
and at sA.s03oQf4.6o45 for sixty-day
r4.sl1-2 and
t4s51-? Commercial bills. s4so1-S@
S4801-4. Bar silver. 65. Mexican dol
lars, SOL Ia. Government bonds stcndy
railroad bonds steady.
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FOR NEW YORK,

Via Night Line stearera Except satur.
day. making connection IN Norfolk With
also Norfolk aud Western Ry. at VA, Nj. and
8 II NJ, and Chesapeake and Ohio Ry. at o
daIly except Sunday at Norfolk with t Main
Linz Ships sailing att n NJ Tickets, sos
y. Main Street, Richmond Transfer CO., $40
" Main Street, Ths Jefferson, Murphy !
Hotel Ia sstt ~ ~ f9S ~ t4ftl az
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Business Is in Most Satisfactory
Condition Throughout Country.

Cu0"'Soo - ~ f'1oot out3o3dCtOIy
Condition Throughout Country.
NEW YORK, February 15--R. e. Dun
& Co.'s weekly review Of trade to-mor-
row will say;
"Despite holiday and weather inter-
iruptions the volume Of business Is we'll
maintained. LII most sections OF tho
country the nlovemeRt-of merchandise
has resumed normal proportions. snow
blockades being removed, hut tardy do
sliverles still cause much complaint,
especially In regard 10 grain. Retail
stocks of winter goods were most sat
5isfactorlly depleted during the period OF
low temperature, and the new season
viii open under favorable auspices,
Wholesale ,snd tobblpg houses rsport q
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my aoons 7MAnI,ET

n 4 NEW YORK, February lb.--The d ~ goods
market Ia strong and very active In the
primary cotton goods division. The jobbing
trade Is very large and ready to wear gar
ments very active. Tho Southern shcetlnEs
and slnghams have been further advanced.
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New York central gen. avs. ......... sah
New Jersey' Central gen. 5s......... 12b%
Northern Pacific OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1o1A
Northern Pacific MISUNDERSTANDING. 72h
Norfolk and Western con. 4s........ %
Oregon short Line refunding 4s...... es&
pennsylyanla cony ahs. .......... SO
Reading General observation-disclosures. 97N
81. L. and Iron Noun. con. bs tbid).. 11sN
st, Louis and San Fran. fg. 4s..... spa
A. Louis Southw estern con. 4s...... IS
seaboard Air Line 4s............,... sbN
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. s3IJ
Southern Pacific 1st 4s, rtiflcates.... o4i1
southern railway bs ................ 1l2
Texas and .Pacifc 1sts.......5........ los
Toledo. st. L. and Western 40. $1,000. 500:
Union Pacific AS .....3.i.a.......,.. 1o1N
United states Steel and 5s........... ssH
wabash 1sts. ......... ............... 1l3
wabash Deb. q (bid) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
western Md 4s........... 1890. $780,. SIX
wheellnr and Lake Erie As (o.ered). SO
wisconsin Central 4s. q. ..l.s......... ssH
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HICnMoND sroClk BOARD.
Richmond. Va. February Is, 1870
SA1rS AT J0ARD

Shl1tsS f3SNfhD.
Virginia centures-1. 900 at 9aA; 1000 at
s:h; 5000 Mt e3.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
Va. as, Old. c. and r.. 1881. 90 "a
va. centuries, "a. c. and r.. 92S oak
RAILROAD BONDS.
Ca, Car. and North. list 6s.. los -.
Georgia Pac. Let ss. c, 1s22... lis -.
Georgia. SO. npd Fla. 1945.... 10 -,
Nor. and West. Ry. "a. 1896. IS -. *
Nor. and West. nystpoca. 4s.. 80 -. "a
Pot. Class B es. r. C., 1925. nc -.
Western N. c. list s6s. C. 1914. so 81
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Norfolk st. Ry. 1st IS. 1913. 10 -.
Norfolk ny. and Light LIST S.. 81 90
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
Norfolk Ky. and Light Co...c5 10 20
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line com....1oo 1872 -.
Chesapeake and Ohio Nov 100 SIG -.
Norfolk and West. con....l00 sc -.
r.. F. and r. Div. Ob!g 100. 255
RI and p. 6 p. ct. guar..1oo -. ESQ 81
z r.. +. and p. Z p. ct. Suar.,10o $50 q
Southern Ry. pfd.. 6s.,....1o0 IS -.
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National. ......1oo l32 -.
National Bank OF va. 100 40 -.
Eacings Bank OF Rchmond..2b 40 -.
STATE to g 81 Virginia 1oo1s 4;
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Mhrine.... 81 ~.
MISCELLANEOUS.
va.-Car. Chem. pfd.. 8 y. ct.100 106h 1903
Vn.-Car C. Co. Col. TT. p. c.. 9s% -.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

Y (Reported by Rodgers. McCaba &c Cos
PETERSBURG, VA, Feb 16.-PEANUTS;
panish--Markett nrm at s1.37Apers bushel.
firm at %H04No. for
fancy stock: 3as q Axe, for machine picked ;
az q SIC. for Smelling stock
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'''l7'''-I-7 = ] ~
& CATTLE 1IARKET.

CHICAGO. February l6.-CATTLE--Re.
tceipts about 1900 head. Market steady.
Plain TO best steers. 50 100; sheifers. .2.6b a
500: cows. $40 OATS: = bulls, IS @440;
calves. t5.bo07.75; stockers and feeders,
,s.5o@4.sb, Hoss-Receipts about 2s,vOe
head. Market steady to weak. Choice,
heavy, shippers. S7.15@7l7.s; butchers.
>7.1o'97 .1b; mixed. s7.o607.1o; choice.
ss.50@7.1sh sheep-Receipts about 5000
head; market slow. steady generally 100
$50. lower Sheep. s4.6o96.60; yearlings
}i.60D6.60; lambs, 1876 OF. SO. a ~ IN
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, X. l. and Pnc.9 r. r. col. bs. 9oA
CT, c.. g. and st Louis gen. 4s.....,.. 1o1%
Colorado Industrial Is. series A...... 70
Colorado Midland 4s,............. 72
Colorado and Southern 4a..........., s1h
Cuba 5s.........5.f... ....l............, 10ah
Denver and Rio Grnnde 4s........... ssN
Dlstillers' Securities bs..,........,.., ssh
Erie prior lien As. Observation-Disclosures. 97h
Erie General Is tbid) seh
Hooking Valley AVS tbid).
japan 6s........ Observation-Disclosures. 99H
Japan Go, End series. !. .............. s9M
Japan AS certificates Tex int0..,,.. Pin
Japan Is, certificate s................ BAN
japan 4i1s certificates. }2nd series. e0M
Louisville and Nash. Unined - Odd. 100
Manhattan con. gold 4s................ 1ooh
Mexican Central IA tbid)... SIS
Mexican Central LIST 1nc.............. 25h
MINI. and ST Louis Observation-Disclosures. 92h
Missouri Kansas and Texas 4B....... 9S
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2nds...... s5A
National r. r. OF Mex. con. 4u...... 81
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GOOD BUSINESSsIN
c1rhr ~T1pEn TnpArCO

The leaf tobacco breaks. with which
the sales for the week were closed
yesterday. were larger than weather
conditions had led the: dealers to cx
pect Something over a hundred thou
sand pounds OF the good sun cured
stock was sold, and satisfactory prices
were obtained. Among the offerings
were some good wrappers, and they
brought outside figures, piles selling
as high as S46 per hundred and others
at ;42, $40, and SO On down to $50.
Good filters. too. were In active de-
mand, bringing ngureas that greatly
pleased the sellers.
The market closed strong and firm.
The Ewarehousemen look foly good
breaks next week.
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III NEW YORK, February 16.-BEEYEs-
Receipts, $500 head. Steers. 1905 @6.2o;
bulls, $s.b0@4. 2o;E no choice fat bulls hero;
eosws. i2,269 t.2b. calvss.Reeeipts, Is
$3.50; barnyard calves and Westerns, noni-
nal City dressed veals about steady. Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts.. 2.072 head. XII Sheep
Non,inaly steady. Good lambs. s750@7.55;
Hogs--Receipts. ga ahead. Common Ken.
lucky pigs. $500; State pigs. $3.50. Feeling
easier.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

E CHICAGO, February 1b.-Liberal ship
ments from Argentine and an Increased
movement In the Unitod States caused weak
ness to- day in the local wheat market. At
the close May wheat was III @ lac. lower
Corn was Oft y @Ac Oats showed loss OF
4sc. Provisions were shade to So Mo
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. February 15.-sca-
board Air Line. common and preferred
Nothing doing
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Railroads,


~ RI ~ -, lstcHMoNp.
IL. il. ca r. s' 'FoToaaS s sR 4. 81
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND - NORTH
~ WAND Rs iis
rs 4 M Mbs11ys1a 81 e T TrsSss.
e:55 A. 4, M.--paiiy-l- Main ST Through All N
7;od A A,l M.l'scsp, Monday Byrd 81
1870 4, M.--Wcek Days--Elbn. Ashland
Accommodation. sc
$40 \. N: Daily--Dyrd st. Through La
100 R nssslyra q 81 T Ersass
Ieksnurg Accommodation.
$50 MWsekk paS.n 81 Te MySisna AZ.
commodation. tgz DIX
rn so MAnPPfiv ARRIVE 81 Throu aorr,
GAO a. M.-Week Days--Elba. Ashland 40. d
coin.iodntion % 3{ls}5s6
s:Se 4 M- p,.d,y, s., through y
icksburg Accommodation.
1850 a. M;--Week DaysByrd ST Through
sss MMssk ag. s. Through Ashland
Accommodation.
sos MMBsybyrd s. s. T nnsS"Ess
$40 r. M.sDally--Main ST Through. All I,
1870 20 M- Daily, st Through;
li;so rtl %Wee III Pullman Raya e eSrs Street,
NOTE Pullman Sleeping or Paror Cars
on all above trains. except trains arriving
Richmond 1850 ~ NJ weeks days. and local
accommodations fliE asS5Ts
Time OF arrivals and departures and con-
nections not guaranteed
w. d. DUKE. C.. w. sCULP, w. p. TAYLOR.
Asst to Priest Gent supt Traf Mgr
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Steamboats,.
TNLD DOMINION
NJ STEAMSHIP CO..
Night Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening tfoot Ash
street, ata7 +. NJ, stopping at Newport
News en- route Fare, $3.50 one way; $3.50
round trip, INCLUDING staterooin berth; meals.
SOC each Street cars to steamers wharf.
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SALES

Atlantic Const Line. con.
.a,Vp American SHELTERS, com.
6ss,0W Afnalgamuted Copper M.
1900 Amer Car and Foundry.
Amer. Cur and Foun,, IBID,
zoo American Cotton OHM.
200 American Tobacco. nd II.
100 American cnn
by American Ctln. pfd........
lV,sO Amer. Locomotive. CON-.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
1900 American Sugar ....s.....
10,400 A., y. and s. Re, cotliu...
lO a.. T. and s. re. pfd 49,.
1000 Baltimore and Ohio.
1000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit...
300 Canadian PhcificF........,.
$500 Chesapeake and OhiO.....
1900 Chicago, Nil. and st. paul
$500 Colorado Fuel and 1ron...
1900 Colorado South, CON .....
GOO Colorado South, list pfd.,.
600 Colorado South. I'd pfd....
LOO Clcv., Gin, Chi. and st. l.
2,30O Consolidated Gas .......,..
Delaware and Hudson. 80.
Del. Lack. and Western.
$500 Erie, coin........!.. .........
300 Erie, 1st pfd. t..........
900 Erie. I'd pfd. $500 ...........
100 General Electric ...........
2,200 Great Northern, pfd. $3.50.
Great Northern Ore Rts..
100 Illinois Central I......,...
200 louisville and Nashville.
100 Manhattan $50. ....,....
Metro. Street Rallway....
400 Mexican Central ..........
41,1O0 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com.
900 Mo-. Kan. and Tex, pfd..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
porrIoF R1cHMoND, FEn, X

PORT OF RICHMOND FEB. IL. 1907,
4.,t 81 5tt ARRIVED stt}s5t ,ts
Steamer Pocahontas. Harvey Norfolk,
Line. ,S3
!, barge Sharon HILL Batterby, Petersburg,
light, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16
ATLANTIC COASTsLINEI

EFFECTIVE JANUARY g. 19Q7. 5sasa
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY: Fgsss
For Florida and South: S:25 a. NJ. :25S
p NJ. Es11:40 p NJ.
Z For Norfolk: 300 "A. NJ. $500 r NJ and
p. NJ.
For Petersburg: 900 A.. M..s12:1o. $780,,
s.s:?s p. NJ. $500. $3.50 F. NJ 1925 and 1880
For Goldsboro and Faycttesyille: .a:sssP.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: s 40. $3.50. b
ss.23 s'10:45, and 1890 AZ M; '1:27. 2 :05yg
$3.50. $500 and $3.50 =. NJ
Except Sunday. s'Sunday{ only. Except,
Monday. III
Time OF arrivals and departures and con--S
nectlons no guaranteed. n
c. S. CAMPBELL D. P. A. @