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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-16
THE MARKET ELSEWHERE.

New York, May 15-Opening quota
tons in the stock market were vigor-
GUS notice served on all parties that
ample capital was forthcoming to take
up all offerings which timid holders Of
the so-eailed Flower stock chose to Of
fer and also to the bears that powerful
weapons were in hand to resist an on
slaught by them. The different mem
bers of the Flower group were opened
up / to points above Saturdays close,
the favorites Of the late financial lead
er, Brooklyn Rapid Transit & Peoples
Gas, leading the rise. New York Air
Brake made an exceptional rise of II
points in The first few minutes. Those
aggressive tactics served to dissipate
any uneasiness in the speculative mind
remaining after the violent fluctuations
in Saturdays market.
Early quotations from London also
made 1t evident that there were large
Of capital prepared TO take ad-
vantage Of any further sympathetic de-
clines in the general list Of securities.
The high opening here especially in the
Flower stocks invited a considerable
volume of offerings, but they were alb
sorbed without the slightest hesitation
anu IA a EAAgA lAtA4E ivy mater AdAAN dF-
creased. The pressure of liquidation
being relieved, the vigor OF the efforts
at support was somewhat relaxed.
prices having failed to break, the bar
gain hunters were deferred from buy
ing and the market fell into a quite
state A brisk upward movement in
Sugar 154% and a lively demand
for the Pacifics and the Changers
a general stiffening again
Of the transactions, discouraged a num-
Der Of bull spectators and the market
Tell into a comparative inactivity.
The movement of prices became de-
eidedly Irregular, some Of the more OBJ
scure specialities fiuctuating quite
widely but in contrary directions. This
was notably the case among the Iron
and Steel stocks, Colorado Fuel and
National Steel preferred being notably
weak. American smelling and the coal
ers were also consistently weak. This
tendency and the apparent withdrawal
of supporting orders invited a raid by
the bears late in the day directed par
ticularly against Metropolitan Street
Railway, which was raided down three
points. The Changers and Pacifics also
in the decline except in Cen
trail Pacific which was strong Metro
pOhtan Street Railway rallied very
strongly nine points, the local traction
shares responding in sympathy
The bear traders covered, making the
closing firm. The conspicuous changes
were in the Flower stocks which all
closed higher though below the best Of
the day. Qther. changes in the proni-
nent stocks weres not large. Net gains
predomiuated
In the bond market there were heavy
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SIOo has paid $1,000

profit inside two months (stock exchange
speculation) by my progressive system.
now know of pending opportunity which
promises equal results. Information fur
nished for share Of profits; CONFIDENTIAL
solicited.
+. ELLSWORTH VAIL.
Banker and Broker
q William street. New York
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-16

MARKET NOTES.

As will be seen in the advertising col
unns on the financial page Of The Spy
today. subscriptions are invited 10 6 per
cert first mortgage gold bonds OF the
United States Flour Milling Company
amounting 10 $500 900 at 1021k and in
ferest, the lists to be opened at 10
O'Clock on My IL. and 60 be closed on
Nay -, at 8 0sciock. or earlier Sub
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-16
DULL AND SAGGING
But There Was Little
or No Slump in
the Market.
THE FLOWERS LEAD.
General Steadiness, But
No Feature in
Boston.

Every effort was made in the stock
market yesterday morning to keep the
situation quiet and provide against any
other large slump.
Banking interests generally had made
arrangements to give substantial sup
port on any break, and this explains
the dull and dragging market that pre-
vailed.
The Flower specia1ties led the recov-
cry. Opening prices were S-4q2 IL
higher in these than in Saturdays
closing sales and while this early adj
vance was not maintained the next re-
suit of the days trading was fair de-
gree of Improvement
A traders market for the rest of May
looks reasonable. Certain industrial
combines have to be financed, but easy
money promises after June l, and it is
too early to worry about the semi-an-
nual disbursements of July 1 yet. A
check has been administered TO whole
sale promoting. and also to over spec
ulating, and thus two dangers, which
threatened to become grave, have been
averted.
Boston had a quiet market. A fair
Nhlhlit u tIdutli5 was uOIlE III sugar.
Federal Steel and Atkinson preferred
but home specialties We're neglected
and few changed noticeably in price.
Chicago g. West Michigan was UP 2
more, at 20 -; Detroit, Grand Rapids
& Western 4, at 20; preferred 9. at 70.
The directors of the Flint & Pere Mar
quette, Chicago g. West Michigan and
Detroit, Grand Rapids & Western held
meetings Saturday and agreed on terms
Of consolidation. Circulars will issue
within few days giving the basis for
the exchange of securities and meetings
of stockholders will be called tovote up
on the consolidation. Mining shares
showed little changes. Franklin was off 2,
at q IL; Utah rose IA to 43 Ia, reced
ing "a. Parrot was up "a, at 81 "a, and
Old Dominion ! 1-2 at 49, Dominion
Coal rallied IL to o.
The following quotations were made
on the Boston exchange yesterday on
stocks held in Worcester and vicinity.
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EARNINGS.


been carefully esnatsd to be cent Per bufe equal to ~
2
~ a. New orSc City: @R
The books
which
2gf 1 @ Rd EsPa aI R a f5f an S
figures showing
WALDEN & COMPANY
all the mills mentioned
Of 26SSS
aLIaSssO
per- cent dydeRd Common Stock aS@S sOnO
APPLICATIONS LIST THESE BONDS
coTNsEt1 BOSTON 40
ss9 per cent @
win be 3
aEe to make payments when Que " aforesaid will forfeit the previous pay
by
sPpa on the amount Que on the aRomen p on application wi"
ABPoqs must be MADE on the ferns provided be
Company subscriptions
suBscRIPT1oN LISTS FOB NEW BE OPENED
Close At O'CLOCK on FRIDAY. EARLiER
PRODUCE EXCHANGE TRUST CO., New York
MCINTYRE & WARDWELL, New York
INTERNATIONAL TRUST CO., Boston
DEAN & SHELLEY, Bankers New York Providence
WIESLOW & CO.. Worcester
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The MarengO Gold Mining Co.

affords an excellent opportunity for in
Vesting in a low priced Cripple Creek
stock that is destined to advance RAPIDLY
in value 1t possesses all the elements
that indicate successful mining enter
prise, viz:
FIRST-Fine location, being on the
same great phonolite dyke as the famous
Victor that pays $4,000 per month in
dividends
SECOND-It is recommended by leading
practical mining men, whose opinion
should carry weight with those seeking
profitable investment.
THIRD-Its low price, only 10 cents per
share, par value 81,
FOURTH-Its Board of Directors is
composed of progressive yet conservative
business men of well-known integrity
You make a mistake if you do not at
least investigate its merits. Get pros
pectus at once.
MARENGO GOLD MINING co.
81 Rogers Building.
209 Washington street, Boston, Mass
Or call upon T. J. Gardiner al Raw
State House, Worcester, between and 3
p. m. Monday and Tuesday Nav s or
or drop him a line stating where and
when he may call for an interview.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-16

A. NASH Presden Corn
A
JOHN A. SHELLEY Dean & Shibey,
Director
FL JR, of
j. &
G President Milling Co.
McINT of
Refining Syracuse N Y
TRUSTEE: CENTRAL COMPANY, YORK.
TRANSFER TRUST co. NEW YORK
REGISTRAR:
COUNSEL: YORK
AUDITORS: WALDEN, &
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SUCCESSFUL INVESTORS

are those who purchase the first issue Of
Copper & Gold Mining Co. control 3 gold
and copper properties; development work
discloses enormous bodies of conner and
gold ore, which assay $40 to $3.50 per ton:
ton at sea level; a limited amount Of
treasury stock viii be sold at Is cents Der
share par value 81; prospectus and fur
ther lnformatlon on Application. HART
FORD COPPER a. GOLD MINING co.
Exchange Dl.. room S.. Boston.
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PROPERTY:

: e: $;s S:i: IL $5:3 WI %
7ssssi s Milling Co. Russell Grand aPi .aaB Rs @ West s
+ 5 e%el Mil. York Freeman ~
Empire State s9sf9 a3 @ Amos ot %S in aPiSr WIS
fqss al w Mil duluth 4 mRsal R e. Mimi
Urban Milling CO. Buffalo D. Duluth Mimi
Daisy 5sF G9 HEssH Wis B My Ga E
ANCHOR e. Anchor ni S MR. sGp s&Bf'S WIS s5snda
@ ila 4 SUPERIOR
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6SH R5 Europe A"eA west "us anu ''
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Estate
decks warehouses ana elyator appraised m
Personal P y bandg s tradear good
cash Rs ra 8s5 capital tsSS
49,, H., 100000
ps 2Ftgage a PHT G o gq 9 sPo f55S
Common S6OqOO9 nm uo
and os6s ss @ B sEsSO ss So & Ss n
personal
The sreat s profit arEs plants
buying selling the
Pa y Which @
s Dgg Of y sgp3 and S E MANA 9zs n sRss
ing ne TRADE with their
an added Q output
addition this ya DSd%Sp Of o sfgr 5 sIs9 s sS the
THE S,5N@O
YEARS REDEENABLE AFTER YEARS
INTEREST BEARING PER CENT INTEREST PAYABLE MAY AND NO
r .Trs ~ ORD Fo14AT IN AHT0IrT m 1 @
STANDING BONDS, LARGE PORTION WHICH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-13
A REPUBLICAN, CONFERENCE.
A Forgcr Given Five Years aud Asks
for "A New Trial.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. i2.-SpecialJ
Congressman Dr. r.. 4. Wise Will hold
"a conference "a the Monticello Hotel. thif
city. next Thursday. the 18th. OF MS
friends I'm the district on the subject oi
his contest Tor the seat I'm the next Com
greSs that has been awarded 10 Mr. WI
A. Young. Mr. John 5. Wise. OF Ne"
York. is expected 90 be present.
Frank Reid alias Henry Smith, a Ken.
tuckiau who on October 18th last passed
on l.. DreWry a forged check for NA
which purported 20 hc drawn by +. g
Fosburg. secretary and manager ~ ths
GUNNER Lumber Company. on me Nol.
folk National Bank. and tho same day
attempted TO pass a similar one on II.
&. Wall. was given I'VE years IN ihd
penltentary by jury IN the Corporation
Court to-day.
lie admitted passing the check. but de-
MED the charge of forgery. He had nc
counsel. Commonwealth Attorney Dun.
can conducted the prosecution. Reid,
after hearing the verdict asked judge
Hancke IL he would be allowed 20 apply
for "a new trial He was answered m
the affirmative and the application was
noted As be- was being taken out Of
the courtroom by Deputy Sergeant Cain,
the prisoner said the trial had been UNI
fair because be- had been quartered NJ
the iail ever since his Incarceration and
the preparation he desired 20 make be-
for appearing i'm court.
10 was learned Afterwards that he bad
sent for counsel and then said he did
not wish an attorney. az he knew -
much about law as anybody else. Reid
is wanted I'm various other states for
alleged forgery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-13

NEW YORK. Jan 12-COTTON- speor-
"Iltt interest iu cotton at this point WINS
Weh sustained to-day. Contrary 90 the
eApe ialions ,of "a good many. the market
opened steady at am advance of t09
p'iuis, CABLES being sized up as very en-
,ooI"slns in view OF ihe break iu PRICES
mere lasi nlfhi. The largo sales of soot
COTTON Do ihe English market-15 OO1 bales
were "a particularly encouraging fos ture
ih connection with reports Of continued
sIienslh and activity in spot cotton I'm
lne southern markets. exporters and
Nulttl'ah spinners being reported as in
.'llFe competition al fun prices. Follow
lNe Ino hrst Gail tho market further inn
proved "t1 points. The advance was ac-
ceiefaie fy continued favorable advices
from America spinning centres. and
from some of the dry goods markets.
The bun element was further cb0ldened
hv claims regarding the intention Of cot
ioh planters as 10 acreage next season
ana general hackwardness In prepaTn-
lions for spring work. notably as reflected
IN the small sale OF fertilizers. IL was
also claimed that New Orleans parties
were heavily short In the New York mar
het as well as New Orleans and Liver
pool, and that covering on southern or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-13
OVERDUE SHENANDOAH.
British Steamer Takes Big Cargo of
Meal

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Jan. 12.-Spe-
claL-Jp 90 this time no word has been
received from the Chesapeake 4 Ohlo's
big steamer Shenandoah. and her con-
tinued failure 10 arrive is causing a good
deal or worry though there is no actual
apprehension on her account
% Is thing SO rare for vessel Of
this line 10 meet with q mishap. or 10
be long overdue on any account. that
this case Is the more noticeable.
The Shenandoah should have reached
here six days ago Ono theory for her
delay Is ,hat she IS eitht~ towing some
disabled vessel in or standing by some
ship IN distress. More OF tle officers VIII
admit that 'here ,s much TCssibiitv Of
ANYTHING being 'he matter with the
Shenandoah herself
The British steamer Sylviona. Capt.
Wyatt which cleared from this port for
London. carried the largest cargo OF
commerce ever shipped from this port.
and one Of the largest ~ -four.
She had on board .. 495 barrels of meal
equal 10 1892 sacks or 5007GH pounds
There were ~ 206 barrels u -four
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-13

Corporation Court OF Danviile Affirmed
Burruss vs.. National Life Ass. liart-
ford. Law and Equity Court Norfolk' AZ
nrmcd.
Tnplett sc. vs.. woodward's admir-.
Circuit Court OF i.oudoun county. An-
peal and Sup. Bond.
city OF Charlottesville ". Souihere
Railway co. Corporation Court ~
Charlottesville. Bond 500.
Tunis Lumber co. w. Dennis bumbH
CO. Circuit Court OF Nansemond coun-
~. Writ OF error awarded. Bond. Nvt
Sanders vs.. Coleman. Circuit Court n
Lancaster county Writ OF error ans
supersedeas. Bond, $500
Richmond Railway & Electric Co. ~
Brown Circuit Court OF the City Of
Richmond. Writ OF error awarded. Bond.
500
Wise W. Commonwealth. County Court
OF Henrlco county Writ OF error award
e1. Bond. $50
Price vs.. WysOr's oXors. Circuit Couri
OF Montgomery county. Appeal and
supersedoas. Bond, 5000
Leslie VS.. Pitman. Circuit Court OF
Shenandoah county. Appeal and super
sedeas. Bond $1,000
Male and wife vs.. Parish &c. Circuit
Court OF Culpcper. Appeal and super
sedeas. Bond 500.
Jones vs. city Of WILLIAMSBURG Cir
cult Court City OF Williamsburg and
James City county. Writ Of error and
supersedeas. Bond. 500.
Fry vs. Showers. Circuit Court 81
Bland county. Writ OF error and super
sedeas Bond 500.
Childress &c. vs.. Snapp Circuit Cour
OF Augusta county Appeal. Boni, t9o
Robins vs.. Thomas. Circuit Court u
Gloucester county Appeal refused
Uhler VS.. Melrose Land Go. CtrcuH
Court Of Alexandria. Writ OF error 70
fused
Tate VS.. Bank Of the state 81 New
York. Argued by r. Coleman for plain
tin in error and John ID. Horsley TOT %
PENDANT I'M error and submitted.
Richmond Union Passenger r. r. ca
VS.. r. +. & p. r. r. Co. Argued by
Wvndham r. Meredith Tor plaintiff u
error and continued until tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-13

NEW YORK. Jan. 1e.-FLCUR-More
active and hImcr on winter straighis;
| Wintcrstraights. $3.50.
RYE FLOUR-Acuve.
KWHEAT-Quiet.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Quist
! CORNMEAI-Steady
| RNE-Firm. 80. western, 6oi.c.
J BARLEY-StrOng. western feeding. 4S9
/ fgc mailing. JSn6jc
BARLEY MALT-Firm; western. Ga
| zoe
| WTTEAT-spot steady: No. . red. sOilc.
! Options opened steady and had "a Stub
/ born advance up To- the last hour on rue
! mOre Of wet weather in France. conu-
/ mental accepiances again. and reported
| large Wall street ownership OF wheat a
] final reaction was brought about bv local
| realizing coupled with easier late cables
| from Paris. The market closed barely
| steady and unchanged to &c. net lower,
March closed a. 7ok'; May closed az
7jisc.
CORN-spot steady: so 2 43HTHitc
options. after opening steady. experienced
fair advance. iu which tine less favora-
BILE weather steady cables ana strength
iu wheat were the chief buying influences
Under late realizing prices cascd Of
slightly. but closed re- net higher and
above yesterday. May closed az t2Nc
OATS Spot hrmcr; 80. D. 33Ac. OPP
lions duil
BEEF Quiet
CUT MEATS Dull
LARD-Quiet; western steamed. $500
5.lS. January S55I nominal Refined
PORK-Flrm.
BUTTER Steady: western creamery,
1J02lc.. do factory. 12nl4-c.. Elgius,
Die. imitation creamery. 13Nl6c.. state
CHEESE Firm. large white. 10Hc.
EGGS-Stcady. State and Pcuu~ylN
o2c. western fresh. e0izc.. southern. pc.
POTATOES Steady. jersey. Si22l4,
*
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THE TnIEs RICHMOND VA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 49, 1899.

dcrs had much to do with advancing
prices at this point stu another bulish
factor was the moderate movement and
estimates for small receipts tomorrow.
Several attcpts were AIDE by the larger
shorts TO undermine the leading interest.
promptly absorbed. leaving the bun in
tcrcsf finally in control Proht-taking
caused a reaction near the close The
market was finally steady. unchanged TO .
points net higher.
COTTON-Futurcs opened steady; jan
nary q 20. February. 5ot. Mafch, a.tzs
April. J7G. May. a.7s, June. 3sl; july
So: August, 5.s1; September 3D. Octo-
Futures closed steady; January. 30;
FEBRUARY. 56S March. go. April 1.'si'
Nav. 5.77. juno. 80; July. o.. Aueu7''
= s.: September. 5.Iy; oclober' o'''' NJ
vember 10. December -. 49,,
Spot cotton closed steady an" UT
changed. sales. 500 bales
COTTON Steady: middling, l-lb. het
roeejrts s72 bales: gross. aOOZ Dal'S'
sales. 500 bales. stock, luJ.hh' ndi''' u
ports TO Great Britain. -" % ,- t92 balos.
Total to-day-Nct receipts. 80, 10 80 80
exports to Great Britain. l3olo ndl.' ~
France . 452 bales. 10 the continent 40
4G4 bales. stock 12OI.5gi bales 49,, ,.,tos.
COnsolidated-Net receipts. itl't'i it' TO- A.
exports To- ArIftN AfIlNfililf ff.'-.. fU
France. 3.0l7 bales TO the Cohlllie''' '''
20 bales. g.. -. -,oei,ts
Total since September 1st-Net rcce,ip,ts'
q 202 93a bales: exports 90 Great bill@,ln
.. 44OS35 bales. 10 France, 1HViJ oa''''
to the Continent. 1862. 35l bales.
NBw ORLEANS. Jan 12-coTTON--
Futures steady. January 2S. FepruaIy,
52Sd5 30: March. 5.30aj.3l. April. o.'34
537. MAY. 54OdJ4l; June. 5Aju'iI. july
6.JOa5.jl: August, 5.5lnj.32, september
3. 45dJ A.: October. 5.46Qj.fT.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 12-COTTON-Spot
Good business done. prices favor buyers
American middnng. 3 5-32d. The sales
Of the dav were 5000 bales OF when
e. coo were for speculation and export, ara
included 1900 American. Receipts. 49,
OOg bales. including $500 American
Futures opened quiet. with moderate
demand and closed steady, American
middling. J. M. g.. January. G-iA, sellers.
January and February, d-4. sellers
February and March. 6-6f03 t-64. buy
ers: March and April. 3 s-6i. sellers:
April and May. 0-64. sellers. May ana
June. g 1864. buyers. june and July.
3 11-G4. value. July and August, l2-b9,
sellers: August and September. 3 l2-6ig
3 1861. sellers: September and October
. 12-6403 1861. buyers. October and NO
vomhcr. tf-Gf sellers. November and
December. 1864. sellers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-13

NEW YORK. Jan. t2-There has been
no change Of moment in the market for
cotton goods to-day. The general de-
mand Is Tor moderate quanuties. 81 will
spread enough 90 raise aggregate business
10 a fair total Recent advances i'm
bleached c0ttons are being; the latest Of
these are Pride Of the West. - 10 90.
Namsutta, "a, 10 3fc.. cabot. a. 10
be, and Farwell A. 10 5isc. per yard
Brown cottons are strong throughout.
print cloths are also strong DENNIS
ticks and other heavy coored cottons
quiet and unchanged In price. Woollens
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-13
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND, Jan. 12.-FLOUR-
Dull ana unchanged.
WHEAT Firmer. spol lnu lhouln, fD's
nTGtc. FEBRUARY. ttr-u fn'ec. southern
Whert by sample, t-atic.
CORN Firner. spot and month. fOH.N
ioa.r. February. 4o3sntlc. Southern
white and yellow corn. a>.tllc
OATS steady. No. - white. 3f43fac.
RyT-FiImer. No. = nearby. COc so. .
western, U-i-c.
submissions and unchanged
l,IrTTsH. steady and unchanged
EGGS Firm and unchanged
CHEESE Steady and unchanged
IETTUCE-sl .25ifl.JO per bushe box.
WIIsl>A-i ulla.ged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-13
MARKET KEPT
BEARS GUESSING.
Changes Were Much Mixed But There
Was a General Gain in Prices.
DEALINGS ARE STILL VERY HEAVY
Yesterdays Transactions Reaching
Nearly a Million Sharcs-Thc Bond
Market was Not so Strong ana
Closed Irregular.

Now YORK. Jan. The net changes
iu prices for tle day were Iaihtf mixed,
Nui with H rrtpnnorrance OF gains. me
movements mod largely 90 Doe the OUT
como oi an orsani1cl campaign as'1ns u
tnC short interests. Ono group OF stocks
and then another were boosted, leaving
tnc bears in doubt where the next move
nnt would see iu The activity 80 strength
Was in the eI.t-cdgcd railway shares. and
then succcssiveiy driltod in,o che Pacihc7,
fNe Flower stocks. and thcn back Into
inn lac.hCs again. Great Northern pre-
lffrcd made an extreme gain OF sth Penn
lieliici AtIctidph H.l. Inlfd Avenue %,
Brooklyn Transit 2l4 Norfolk and West
cfn - Burlington ia. and the facihcs
To ,'h part OF which s1ln was i0st in
abe latte dealings Tho Iron and steel
shares showed u laggine tendency, al-
lNnuch tlcy too. enjoyed periods of
strength. London was again "a seller on
balance. although Arpitrlgc dealings
wcre somewhat interrupted. as the cable
ihcd poorly. The ADVANCE ln Pennsyl-
NHn.a 10 was assumed. had some relation
OBJ H closer union between its eastern and
western connections. Predictions OF
very favorable December statement stim-
uIHfoa Burlington. Northern Pacific was
strong On rather indefinite rumOrs 90 the
fIc0t that some arrangement of their
NIhCrNurrs with rival companies was like
d.. Tho purchases of Jersey Central. ru-
NOR hau lt. were hy insiders in cXpccta-
t0u of Increased traffic because OF now
industries recently established along tho
Inc The extent ~ recent sales FOR L0n-
don account ifs shown by the large bor-
TOW InE pi stocks in This market TO SIS
estimated that tul,y 1JoNOO shares of
stock FL. now borrowed here. OF which
Ionnn .re expected to arrive 10y Saturday
next Chicago IS displaying great inter
'st iu New York. and it is estimated that
nearly quarter OF Che business comes
over Chicago wires. Transactions Ono
stocks to-day was little short of "a mill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-13

Meanwhile he has been arrested by au-
thOrity OF the United States government
and Is under bond to appear before the
United States commissioner AT the SOL
diers Home for violating the revenue
laws.
His counsel today asked for an arrest
OF judgment and the motion VIII be
argued tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-13
PEANUT MARKETS

PETERSBURG VA. Jan. 12-pEA-
NUTS Quoted to-day as foil VS.. VIZ
einH. H-tc. per pound. Spanish. nc
per Dushel some sales were made m
this price last evening.
NoktVl.>. VA, Jan. - PEANUTS
iii4eI taAtE <4c.. strictly lfimo.
ESQ.,. prime -t,124c; ordinary. 202f.c
spanish. sheied. nc. per husheL Tone of
market active. receipts light.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-13
SCHOOL OF METHODS.
Charlottesville Wants the Teachers
Another Year.

Special-An effort IS being made 10 get
the School of Methods here again next
wear. Conductor T.. q. Glass thinks he
can bring so teachers here if the people
would guarantee 500. The Chamber Of
Commerce thinks favOrahly % ~. ana
have appointed a committee Of three 10
raise the money.
Preparations are being made - en-
terrain the state Convention OF the
Baptist Young Peoples Union here ia
February.
A committee has been appointed by
the home society and the city laid on
I'm districts and each district T. 10 be
canvassed 10 get homes for the l,90 dele
nntps thAt are EXPECTED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-13
PORT or WEST POINT. JAN. II, j
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Fined Four Hundred.

HAMPTON. VA. Jan. 2.-Special.-Al-
win -. Sager was to-day convicted In the
County Court OF selling liquor without "A
simpson Hospital and fine 500 and costs.
This is the second offence. he being
fined $40 and costs a few weeks ago.