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PROFESSIONALS HAVE
MARKET UNDER THUMB
Puli?c Is Keeping Away from Itie
Trading and it Makes Specu?
lative Tnoe Heavy
EMME MEMBER GOES TO WILL
In the Money Market There is a
Stiffening of Rates for the Longer
Maturities?Bankes Holding Big
Sums for Possible Contingencies?
Total Sales and Quotations.
(Rv Associated TToss).
NEW YOKE, April 15.?Today'.!
rnthor violent and Irregular lluctua
lloris in prices did not latter the gen
oru' conviction thai the current stock
market is largely in the hands or
professional operators, with the fac?
tors of doubt and uncertainly over the
future of sufficient force to keep out
any large public prnticipatIon in the
tlading and to keep a tinge of heavi?
ness in the tone of speculative son
Hint ill.
The hear (lenient made a vigorous,
onslaught upon the opining innrnut.
today. Tlfe subsequent trading show?
ed the influence of this considerable
extension of operations on the shot',
side, without dislodging any import
ant new liquidation.
This was a material recovery from
the first break, hut it was not until
the needs of the uncovered bears
bail been substantially met, that tie
dull and uncertain weakness was re?
newed. The recovery became most
pronounced after tlfo announcement
on the Exchange of the failure of
a board member.
The failure was not regarded as im?
portant. The record week's expan?
sion of the bank loans shown by the
bank statement came in for its share
of discussion and was compared with
the exlendod condition of credits for
the country at. large.
In the money market (here thla Is
a stiffening of rates for the longer
maturities, although the market is soft
for tin shorter maturities. The opin?
ion is heard from some banking quar?
ters that the present discrepancies In
l.hb money marke t, of great ease fo'
?tall loans and sustained lirmness for
other forms of loans, is due lo some
desire on tn'o part of the lenders to
keep abundant funds in hand and im?
mediately available order lo bo pre?
pared for possible contingencies.
The renewed downward drift car?
ried prices almost as low as the open?
ing break, but ihere was some recov?
ery again before the irregular clos?
ing, llonds were heavy, total sales
pnr value $1.5111,000. 1'. S. hot
were unchanged on call. Total sales
today 1,0(1:1,S00 shares including Cop
PHILIPPINE
AM If ITCH"
Disease Contracted in the Philippine
Service?Itching Pimples Covered
Body ? Army Surgeons Failed
to Cure?Discharged for Disabil?
ity?Cured by Cuticura, Now
A FIRM BELIEVER IN
CUTICURA REMEDIES
"I enlisted in the Corps of Engineers
as a telegraph operator, and, while sta?
tioned in the PllUippines, I becamesul>
jeot to tho "Dobia Itch," as the natives
cull it. In this disease small, white,
itching pimples form under the skin,
generally between t he toes, on the limbs,
between the lingers, and under tho
arms. I never knew of a case originat?
ing outside tho Philippine Islands, but
have known of many cases where it has
returned in this country and invariably
at the same time of the year as the orig?
inal attack. Tho cause, eo far as I
could loarn, was some tropical parasite
or germ peculiur to that region.
"I got so bad that 1 was confined to
my quarters a week at a time. Tho
Army Surgeons applied some carbolic
solution, and it would disappear for a
time when it would break out again.
1 was discharged from the Engineers
by reason of disability contracted in
'.lino of duty, and when I had tho
trouble again, my druggist, Mr. Z?, of
Brooklyn, recommended Cuticura Rem?
edies. The immediate relief was mani?
fest wifeh my first purchase, and tho
ntulady quiokly yielded to the Remc
<ffc*). It linn never recurred or bot bored
mo since I began to use and continued
to use the Cuticurn Remedies. You
may quoto mo as a believer in Cuticura
Remedies from personal experience.
John S. Woods. 221 Hands St., Brooklyn,
.N. Y., Oct. 21 and 20, 11)00."
FOR ECZEMA, RASHES
Add all Humors of the Skin
Cuticura is Priceless.
Eczema. Ilchings, irritations, chan
pings, chnfings, sealing*, for red, rough,
.anti oily complexions, pimples, ana
'blackheads, dandruff, falling liair, sore,
burning, and aching hands and feet, and
?.for all other torturing, disfiguring
diseases of skim scalp, and blood.
CUtlOura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, ami
Cuticura Resolvent (Liquid or J'ills) af?
ford tho most complete, economical,
nptttely, and wholesome cure.
Unlit ihroiiRhmit the world. Votier Drue & Chero.
Corp.. .Soli- l'fi>|>N , lli.-Oill. Mr.
oj~ JMAllud Krw. IIvw u> Cure sua Uumora.
por 93,800, Sniojting 80,500; Sugar
:{,<;uo; Tobacco 200; Anaconda 20,
300; Atchison l^.tou; A. ?. U "?00;
11. A o. 10,000; C. & 0. 2,100; si.
Paul 21,100; Erie 30,700; L. & N. 400:
N. & \V. 400; Pa. Ini.lOO; Soul Ihm 11
I'ucnllc ill ,000"; UP Ion I'adile 177,
700; United Slates Steel 104,100; V.
c. C. 300.
Adams Kx press . 2x0
Amalgamated Copper . 90 1-2
American car & Kotmiiry,.. 36 1-2
Amerlcan Car Poundry pfii 97 3-4
American Cotton Oil . 30
American Cotton Oil prd ... ku
American Express . i*0tl
American Hide & Leather pfd 21
American lee. 79
American Linseed oil . 13
American Linseed Oil pfd ... 30
Ameilcau Locomotive . 00 3-4
American Locomotive pfd... 100
American Smelting Rcfng... 1253-8
American Smell. Rcfhg pfd lOfi
American Sugar Refining ... 122 1-2
American Tobacco, pfd eertlf 91
Anaconda Mining Co. 59 5-8
Atctilsnn .1. D21-H|
Alchiann prd . 94 1-4 I
Atlantic Coast Line . 101
Haltimoro a Ohio . SI'i 7-8 |
Baltimore & Ohio pfd . (19
Brooklyn Rapid Transit . r>7
Canadian Pacific . 173 1-2
Ceil Ira) of New jersey . 190
Chesapeake Ohio . 401-2
Chicago Great Western ._13 6-81
Chicago A Northwestern ... 148
Chicago, Mil. & si. Paul ... 132
Chicago Terminal & Trans... 5
Chicago Term. & Trans, pfd. 12
c, c, C. & St. Louis . 70
Colorado Fuel & Iron . 34
Colorado &. Southern . 20
Colorado ft Soulhern 1st prd. 59 1-2 |
Colorado & Soulhern 2nd pfd 47
Consolidated (las . 121
Corn Products . 19 6-81
Corn Products pfd .... 78
Delaware ft Hudson . 184
Delaware. Lack. & West. 440
Denver & Itio Grande . 28 1-4
Denver & itio Grande pfd ... 72
Distillers' Securities! . f.S 3-4
Brie . 23
Erie 1st pfd . 51 7-8 j
Erie 2nd pfd . 311 I t
General Electric . 145
Illinois Central . 144
International Paper . 14
International Paper pfd .... 73.1-2]
International Pump . 28
international Pump pfd . 78
Iowa Central . 181-4]
Iowa Central pfd . 35
Kansas City Southern . 231-21
Kansas City Southern pfd... 59
Louisville & Nashville . 1161
Mexican Central . 22
Minneapolis & St. Louis _ 48
Minn., St. P. St. Sie. M. 104
Minn.. St. P. & St. Sto. M. pfd 134
Missouri Pacific . 73 1
Mlssourl, Kansas & Texas... 34.3-41
Missouri. Kansas & Texas pfd 651-2
National Lead . 58* 3-4
National R. R. of Mexico pfd 52 3-4 1
New York Central . Ill, 5-81
New York Ontario & Western 37
Norfolk & Western . 74
Norfolk & Western pfd . 77
North American . 71 1
Pacific Mail . 2C
Pennsylvania . 123
People's Gas . 91 3-4
Pittsburg, C. C. & St. Louis.. 70
Pressed Steel Car . 34 1-11
Pressed Steel Car pfd . 93
Pullman Palace Car . 107
Rending .s. 193'
Rending 1st prd . 85
Reading 2nd pfd . 82 7-81
Republic Steel . 28 1-81
Republic Steel pfd . 83
Rock island Co. 21
Rock Island Co. pfd . 48 1-21
Rubber Goods prd . 95
St. Louis ? San Tran. 2nd prd 33 1-2 |
St. Ixniis Southwestern . 21
St. lyouls Southwestern prd. 52 1-2 |
Soul hern Paeifle . 80
Southern Pacific pfd . 115
Southern Railway . 20 r.-P I
Southern Hallway pfd . 02 3-41
Tennessee Coal & Iron . 141
Texas & Paeifle . 27 1-21
Toledo, St. Louis & West... 281-81
Toledo, St. Louis & West pfil 52 1
Unloa Pahlfle . I32 7-S|
Union Pacific prd . 8C
United States Express . 100
United States Realty . 711-Sl
United States Rubber . 411-21
United States Rubber pfd ... 101
United Slates Steel . 35 7-81
United Slates Steel pfd _ 99 1-S|
Virginia-Carolina Chemical... 27 1
Virglnia-Carolinn Chem. pfd.. 104
Wa'bnsh ._ . 14 1-4 J
Wahash pfd. 25
Welts-Forgo Express . 235
Westinghotise Electric . 140
Western Union . 82
Wheeling & Lake Eric . 12
Wisconsin Central . 18
Wisconsin Central prd . 37 1
Northern Pacific . 126 3-41
Central Leal her . 2S1
Central Leather pld . 97
Sloss-Sherfield . 52 1
Great Northern pfd . 131 1
Intorboroneh Metropolitan ... 2
Intcrhorough Metropolitan pfd 50 1 -
Baltimore Produce Market.
BALTIMORE, MD.. April 15
Flour?Quiet, unchanged.
Wheat?Lasier, spot on contract!
SOy..; steamer No. 2 red 75Va a %
receipts lux, 309?southern by sain
pic 00 a 00.
Corn?Easier; spot. 63% a %
while 54% a ~A; steamer 7(1. Ite
oeipts 117. 017; southern white corn
53 a 55.
Oals?Quiet; No. 2 mixed 47 a V6
Rye?Steady; No. 2 western do
mostlc 75 a 70; choice 80 hid. ,
Butter?Finn; unchanged; fancy
limitation 23 a 24; creamery 31 n
32j ladle 22 a 23; store packed IT a
19.
Egars?Steadv. unchanged, 10V6.
Choose?Active but strong, un?
changed. Largo 15; medium 15Vi n
'/_?: small 15 Vi a \(>.
Sugar?Unchanged, coarse ami fliK
The cattle egret of India Is a bird
that follows grazing cattle to secure
disturbed Insects.
IOEBUS AIS
DAUGHTERS WANT PEACE
Oescendanls of American ?tvjl
utlon's Greetings to New York.
HOBSON 10 BE SPECIAL ENVOY
He Addressed the Washington Gath?
ering But the Old Dames Let Hin-.
Off Without Kissing Him?Enter?
tained at Musicals Reception Las'.
Night.
(Ity Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. I). C April 11?.
Tlfi> Continental Congress of the
Dntighters of the American Itevolu
tion today adopted by a unanimous
vole a ft solution iu favor of Inter?
national peace. This; was the princi?
pal feature of the afternoon session.
Representative Richmond l\ llobKou.
of AhlbahUl, who addressed the Con
gross in behalf of peace, was do le?
gal.? d as th<- special envoy to present
the resolution to the International
Peace Congress in New -Y\.r1t. The
resolut ion sol forth the regret of the
Daughters that on account of , its
meeting it could not accept the in
Rvitatlon to participate in the Con
gress hut i ndorses the llarlh'oldl
resolution udojitod at the lasl Con
gross or Interparliamentary Union in
1900 and adds: ' Resolved, that tho
presidi nt general Is hereby authorized
lo appoint a committee to present L*.
I he Peace Congress at New York a
copy of I he resolutions and also lo
present lo Mr. Andrew Carnegie tie'
great pence Mag tendered to him as
an appreciation of Iris 'services to
iho cause of peace,
"That the Congress advocates the
proposition in regard to the ten na?
tions contributing to the cause of
peace about one tenth of ono per
cent, of the sum devoted to war ami
endorses as. well the pence pilgrim?
age recently suggested by William T.
Stead of London."
On la hall of the ontincntal Con?
gress, Mrs. McLean, (he president
gen? ral, said It was an unusual honor
for any womnns' Organisation to bo
invited to participate in a movement
looking to university peace amon>
life nations of tue earth. Tile re?
ports of (he credentials by Mrs.
Charlotte E. Main, of this city, chair?
man; (he program committee by Mrs.
Alexander io. Ration, of Pennsylva?
nia, chairman, were read and approv?
ed. This evening the Imugtittrs at
lendcred a muslcale reception by the
Memorial Continental Hall commit?
tee, i
SPLENDID SERVICE FROM
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Washington Steamboat Company to
Run Three Boats During the
Jamestown Exposition.
The Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company has announced
Its purpose of running three big
steamers daily between Old Point
from Washington during the first few
weeks of the Jamestown Exposition
and as the trade demands, II Is the
expectation of the company (o have
a double daily service from the na?
tion's capital.
The steamers Washington, Norfolk
and Newport News will begin the
daily trips on April 25 and the trips
will he to Old Point, the Exposition
grounds and Norfolk.
Tieginning on the 27th the steamer
.Inmestown will leave Washington
each morning for tho Exposition
grounds and thereafter the steamers
will leave Washington on even dates.
The Chesapeake line will run two
steamers bei ween Old Point nnd Cape
Charles?the New York and Pennsyl?
vania.
In fact the service from Washing
ton and Cupe Charles Is expected lo
fill every reriulremont of the Exposi?
tion visitors.
Mr. Bigger Goes to Richmond.
Mr. IL M. Rleger. who has been
the. cashier at Hotel Chamberlin for
sometime, has resigned his place to
accept a similar position with the
New Jefferson Hotel in Richmond.
D OLD POI
Wines and Liquors
I belong to the tost trlbo tint alt-ay.
eu away from Dublin before Mosen
?ntl?il on Uie Red Bea. I'm a price
cutter. I'm a money maker; I'm tho
one that sells all straight Whlhklea
retail at wholesalo prices. Tim fol?
lowing high grade 10c Whlakleii I
sell for 6c. a drink: Paul Jonen. Purs
Rye, Sherwood K><j Whiskey, Carroll
Sprluga, puro Maryland Rye Whiskey.
Overhold Rye whlBkey, Park wood Rye
WtilBkey. All of 'he abov* uaai'm
Wbtsktea are ?irlotly high trade
wntch my srlev* If you dare, oeui
me it you can.
Whlskoy In bulk at following prioer
Old Nick Pure Rye. 1-2 pt, 26c;
gallon .Vi.U1
.eonard'? Favorite, 1-2 St., 20c;
gallon . ?.00
-funter's Baltlnior Rye, 12 pi..
25c; gallon .4.00
VUryhtuu Club, i-^ pt., 26c gai
loo .4.00
Paul JoneB Pure Rye, 1-2 pt..
20c; gallon . 2.75 {
Star A. Rye, gallon .2.01
Mosa Rose, gallou .2.in. I
I .ark wood Pure Raye, gallou .. 2.0C
Jefferson [?uro Rye, gallon . 1.76
Kentucky Bourbon, gallon . 1.40
Double Stump Qln, galluu .2.00 f
The following brnnus of Onlifor
(it* Wines, Port, Sherry, Catawba
Claret. Blackberry at 26c. per qi..
t?er gallon, 76c. Pride of North Car
ollna, 4 years old, gallou. 2.00!
Kunimelll, per gallon . 2.0(1
Carroll Springs, gallon .2.601
iXXXBaker Rye. gullon .2.601
N. LEONARD'S
Barrel and Bottle House,
10 AND 18 MELLEN ST.,
Phoebus, Va. ? Phone 280.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE
j All members of Local Union, No.
j XS7. are requested to bo present at
I the next regular meeting of said Lo?
cal to be held Wednesday, April 17.
In Pythian Castle, important busi?
ness. Pull attendance desired. Qy
' order,
J. IL WHEELER.
; JAS. M. WOOD, President,
Recording Secretary. 4-l4-.lt.
NOTICE?TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
concern. Warning Is hereby given
lo all parlies engaged or Intending
to engage In any business requiring
a license lo bo pnld for the prlvi
lego, especially tboso parties en?
gaged in the business of boarding
1 house keepers and all are hereby
I notified that unless such license be
I pnld when due, tho snmc will be
doubled. HARRY "W. HOOKER.
Commissioner of the Revenue*
Licenses expire April 30, 1907.
4-C-lOt.
Serviceable Dress Fabrics.
While English mohair, with its Bilk
! en finish, is not a new rabrlc on ihc
market, nevertheless li Is one wincr
is continually in demand, it is n fn
bflq while pinits very nicely, and Tor
this reason Is hrautllul lor skirts and
Is suitnhle for old and young, since
the colors range from darkest hue
to pretly tints for younger persons.
Possibly the latest styles. In broken
plaids or diminutive blocks, are the
neatest, and small jackets made to
wear with such skirts make very drea
ay swoel costumes. Tho goods Is
not attractive for shlrlwaists und sei
dorn is used for such, but for other
purposes it ranks with fine voiles.
Motor Coatc.
The silk motor coats are assuming
many new Ideas and fancies, embrac?
ing some or the very latest patterns
in bright plaids. One silk coat seen
(his wed; is of checked silk, which If
decidely bright and noticeable: 'I'll*
plaid is In cheeks six inches across
while (he outlines are vivid rPd. him,
green, purple and yellow on a dark
blue hackgrown, The coat Is made
with a triple collar, long slee ves ami
ornamented with black buttons.
Will Discuss the New Road.
A joint meet lug of the boards of
supervisors on Warwick and York
i county hits been called to meet at
Warwick court house on April 24 to
consider tho question of opening a
I road from Oration to Orlanna.
FOR RENT
FURNISHES HOUSES
On waterfront?14 room dwelling. Hot and cold water, bath
rooms, city water connections und Ras. Completely furnished.
Six-room dwelling, modern conveniences?well situated on wa?
terfront. Well furnished.
Four-room collage, nicely located on waterfront and completely
furnished.
iO-room dwelling, balli. electric lights, city water and gas. De?
sirably situated ,011 car line. '
10-room ilwelling, all modern conveniences, well situated on wa?
terfront. Well furnished.
9-room dwelling, well local id, completely furnished. Convenient
to ears.
fi-room dwelling, well furnished, centrally located. Price $40 per
month.
8-room cottage, furnished at Huckroo Roach. Will rent for (wo
mouths or longer.
("i-room cottage. Ruckroe Reach; $300 for season.
Largos! list of properly In Hampton.
Wo can supply your wants.
THE PHILLIPS-L &CKEY COMPANY, INC.
18 E. Queen Street. Phone 32. Hampton, Va.
NT?Continued.
OXFORDS for All the Family
AT
991
i L Mill 11
Same out; In Men's Patent
Leather or Gun
Metal .
Also In ini'Mli!in and. full too*, at
HAMPTON.
$3.50
I toc-i
$3.50 and $4.10
QUIOt?N STREET.
GEO. W. PHILLIPS,
Real Ectate, RentnlG, Fire Insurance, Auctioneer & Notary Public,
9 & ll N. KING ST HAMPTON. VA.
FOR SALE.
A seven-room bonne and two large lots on Holt street for
$1,600.00. Terms can be arranged.
Two cottages nnd lots In the Went End, Hampton, will) rental
value Of $10.00 per monlb. for $1,(1(10.00.
A twelve-room dwelling and large promises in lCant End, Hamp?
ton, for $5,000.00. E:my terms. *
FOR RENT?FURNISHED.
1 Lrooin'dwotllng In East End, on water, all modern conven?
iences. Him I; from ears. $150.00 per month.
MelroBO avenue, on water; Kiroonis, modern conveniences.
Beautiful locution. $125.00 per mouth.
South King street, 10 rooms, modern conveniences. Noar both
ferry und ear line. $100 per month,
i.oeie i street, O-roohts, all modern conveniences nnd fine loca?
tion. $125.00 per month.
FOR RENT?UNFURNISHED.
6-rootn dwelling. :u Poplar avenue, Phoebus . $ 9.00
Groom cottage, Gurry Btreet, Phoebus . J12.00
fi room dwelling, Rlvervlew . $ 8.00
?I room cottage, Rlvervlew . % 4,00
41
HENRY L. 8CHMEL2,. FRANK W. DAR LI NO,
President, Vice Preeldoni.
THE BANK OF HAMPTON
MAMPTON, VIRGINIA.
IS THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN EITHER HAMPTON OR
NEWPORT NEWS.
CAPITAL,.$100,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $125,000.00
DEP08IT8 OVER ONE MILI \OH DOLLARS.
The only designated Depository In t ? State of Virginia In
Eastern Virginia, We make loans on kop.1 Estate?NOT PRO?
HIBITED?as are the National Banks.
POUR PER CFNT. INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS,
NELSON S. GROO/AE. Cashier
f
A JAUNTY SAILOR HAT
Wilt make any lady appear attractive this season of the year. Wo
have the prettiest line In Hampton, not alone of "Sailors," but
of pattern and made to order headgear.
It's a money saver to you to come here.
STAGEY'S MILLINERY STORE
(Boasley <?. Bush's Old Stand).
EAST QUEEN STREET. HAMPTON.
See the Magnificent Display of
's
The exhibition embraces sonio of tha most attractive nrtlolo?
to be found outside of an Indian reservation. The price* will
make them sell rapidly.
BOYS' HERE'S YOUR CHANCE.
Finest stock of baseball goods and other sporting paraphernalia.
HOTEL DI8HES AND GLASSES.
We have a splendid lino of hotel dishes, bar glasses and other
china ware.
's New Bee Hive Store,
i
18-20 WEST QUEEN STREET. HAMPTON, VIRGINIA.
Prone 235.