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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
STOCKS END WEAK,
CLOSE AT. LOWEST. N MIDST OF
nA-,s LARGEST ACTIVITY.
REkLlzING INC. & Q. STOCKS.
This Due to Denial of Rumors That
the Company i. to Take Over.
Hooking va,,ey-Prosrect of Gold
Experts

NEW YORK. January 1.-THE opening
activity in stocks to-day: was on the SELF
Ing side ana seemed TO be due to opera
items Of room traders based on tbs
weakness dereloped at the close yester-
DAY, bur supporting orders were enoonn-
cred. which put a stop to the efforts
% professionals to force prices lower
by Offering. stocks which in. case OF. sale sale
tis.. would have to: borrow for delivery.
On the other. .hanf. the buying -t!g orders
we're placed On a scale downward for the
raost part and the recovery, came to a
stop for. lack. Of. active power A squirt
IN the stocks OF. New York public utilt-
tiss helped The. srseoyery. the decision OF
the Appeilate division 81 the. Supreme
Court, at albany against the constitution.
Atty Of The. New York franchise tax be-
Ing the reason for the buying Of these
stocks S.
Tie market. then fell back into deeper
rut@ o1 idieaess than ct any time since
The, first, of the, year, Yesterdays few
strong spots were lacking. There was
realizing. in Chesapeake. and Ohics owing
70 de1ials CT yesterdays rumors that the
oorepany would take oyer. Hooking Val.
leg. The latter stock showed some
strength on account of consultation
known 10 be IN progress by its officials officials,
pse.urnably locking to The disposition OF
the road, according to the authority vest
ca In The repositories OF the stock.
kyas!gasaated Copper rose nearly point nj
AZ one time, on the ground OF a rather
Yac1,e confidence that conditions in the
trssr were much improved Great North
ern preferred, suffered. in common with
Northern Securities. on the curb, from
airIrlist OF yesterdays rumors OF COM
Ing Increase IN the dividend rate.
lgHaws ACTION. DISCUSSED.
There was much discussion OF the ac-'
Ion, of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
}oatinc To- the. resuhstitution> Of Govern
lnenf bonds for the State and rnunlclpei
bonds accented as security Tor Govern
lnent deposits during the money strin-3
graey last fall. Bankers were inciins1
10 view IL as suggestion ralnst tH ~
tx an order, and as designed 70
tste the contraction Of currency. noE sh a:al
fpslds are flowing back TO the feset4 e
centres
TIE prospects of gold exports was
continuing influence against speculauou
in stocks. The persistent apathy. OF ting
9easand Tor stocks led to q late selling
movement as was the case yesterdaY.
enc the market closed weak ana q tne
lowest in the midst Of the lafgeeh - nc
'tT!is OF The day. 49,;
Egrds were dull ard IRREGULAR. Total
sizes. par value. ScD45.00D. Tinted sSIaIae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

London presented Quiet attitude. yes
tefday, prices were Ia to % below our
closing On Monday. ..
Yesterdays market was without note
worthy feature. -
There was large buying orders around
the opening. but they failed to stimulate
After the first hour business was res
stricted In volume aud the tendency was
downward.
The traction shares rose on the an
nouncennent Of the franchise tax dAct-
sion. but only excited passing interest.
IN the general list lower prices were
seen in the last hour - t.sss
Money. rates were practically cnchang-
ed and there seemed to be no scarcity.
The action of the government on >Mon-
ernrnent bonds for State. issues formed
the basis for the bear raid and is an uns
settling factor.
Wall street does not look upon the
Venezuelan trouble at present with ap.
prehensjon. although 1t may be used as
temporary depressing factor.
Reports that several millions OF gold
will be exported this week era thought TO
be unfounded. !,
renorts that the Bubonft plague Is be-
coming serious in San francisco. Should
a. he necessary to quarantine that city,
ira eject would be bad for the Padiflcs.
Treasurys order to banks involves
slIoo6.oo0 Of bonds spread over period
OF six months. S ~
r Copper trade conditions better.
missouri Pacific improvements expect
ed to rnaterialize In large net gain IN
1908.
Iahigh valley mana gements secured all
proxies necessary for present policy.
Freight rates on soft. coal Will probably
advance April LIST. IS
Norfolk and Western earnings on pres.
emf .scale indicate Z per cant, on common
stock.
southern Pacific earnings equal to !
per cent. So -
reported Leh,gh Valley stock will be
listed on New York Exchange immediate
ly..ss. !.
Talk Of dividend on wisconsin Central
preferred in 1u15s.
Banks gained from sib-treasusy since
Friday. s2,ss2a. 900
Advance IN Northern Securities dtv5-
de;,d rats more likely. ssssss
Railroad Sexnings Tor fha 6seraa wAAk
fn January: soItheyn Tatlway s1nefeAsed
sleoss; Central cssosstt ireEsa sed
fhe balls. DO not appssf IL 1ssy,s my q.
hSrkbone Or aggnessjveAes1y I'D 81 not.
wIthstandin1 the fact tia they,h san
their favor ereatf CON sana. no..
sfA ACTIVITY ~ sens14 = assgsas
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Richmond-Pat Med onough and wife TO
Francis L. Vaughan. 2tl feet on south side
Main street, $50 TIA feet west Of Harv1e;
IS. 100.
Andrew Pizzini Jr.. and Louis ". Pfz-
zi11i executors under the will Of Celeste
e. Pizzini. decea sed. and trustees for Vic.
toffa Boudar. Celeste M. TAYLOR. Mary r.
wood, Nina F. Mccaw. and Leila II.
Evans under said viii. Andrew PizAn1
and wife Louis w. Pizzini. Juan f. Piz-
z11lf. Victoria and Henry B. Boudar. Ce-
.Ieste II. Taylor Nina f., and Thomas w.
McCaw, Mary r.. and Robert B.Wood,
Leila a., and VIM Evans. to Mann s..
va1entine's executors 81 e-12 feet on south
side Broad street, southwest corner Sixth
Street Nos. 523, SIS. 527, and SO east:
ss1 900. ~
Sinton. to w. H. Carlton &c ss-fs feet ON
north side Grace street. 90 2,I2 feet west
of TWenty.sixth street; 81 ,se0.
N Elizabe Ann storrs and William 3. to
William +, F. ia mes 3. and MIL
$dred c. Coleman. and Alice +. yVaodson,
life Interest in house and Tote no. 9a
TWenty-ninth street. house and two lots
on Q street between Thirtieth and Thirty
first streets, houses and lots Nos. 33dG5,
5soos, and 500 @ street: s. 90 -
- seigh and wife to- ITunran IN.
Parker. q a-12 fact on west side Third
street. s2Sl 4-12 feet north % jackson: s., 100
# Henrico .coun ty-.J ackson Heal ane wife
to Iest Moore. So acres Ii plan OF
carton I1sfghfs - ). ss
CHARLES az EastalharS Ia Mfnnia Lee
5Kastssherg lots s 4. II. and fIoe n
ia plan Of Chestnut interest in a
tract ofrlan1 z haut 80 mia from Rick
mood % The pegth side Of Nesy rtdg4
10 Seven ssintSsr road. s. 3 -
sI-s sintsrest 81 {16s feet on wests ajde#B e1IA
s1s5esk 10 iut1rsst i. = q q
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SBlQ
The cotton market opened easy, at a
decline Of Il to points; cables being
unsatisfactory and the outlook for re.
ceipts larger The decline was extended
to SOS points during the forenoon; then
there was q covering movement, which
caused a reaction of from e to- 8 points.
Renewed liquidation of long account,
and renewed pressure brought to bear
against the market by certain Wall
Street party, carried the. market qultS
steadily downward from this point, until
& net decline Of 6 to 10 points was appa-
rent. The parties who were selling Cos
ton in the local market Al the present
schedule Of disco unts shown by the future
delivery list are SO largely on the ground
that the market, having had an advance
OF over I cent. Ia b under the burden
Of an overextended long interest at a
time when receipts appear to be ex.-
panding, according to the claims made
all season to the effect that cotton was
In the remote interior in larger quanlI-
ties than were indicated by the lately
current mov's1ne nt-thaE only time aud
good weather would be necessary to zin-
crease the receipts as the season ad>
vanced 3 To-day,s indica tons were II In
that direction, and selling for short ao-
count was conducted. with considerable
confidence The buying was by a good
class Of operators who preferred to at
tribute the larger receipts to the pur;7
ctasss by. spiIlners and exporters made
on a substantial demand for goods. Total
sales estimated at f250, GOO bales.
s.
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Thomas Branch & Co.,
Established 1855,
MEMBERS n. =. STOCK EXCHANGE
MEMBERS Il Y.coTToNExcHANGE
PRIVATE WIRES TO
PRINCIPAL MARKETS.
Investment Securities
"A SPECIALITY.
-. ia 1o-ry
a SPECIALITY.
ia 1o-ry

cent: closing. offered at 4; time money,
stsaay- sixty days. 4 1905 3-4 per cent;
ninety days 1-ag4 SD; sir months. 4 1-2
dass-4: prime mercantile, paDer,seG5 ia.
Sterling exchange firm. with acutal
business In bankers bills at 4.SS.9og4.S7
FOR demand and at 4.sss. 1904 $50 for sixty
day bills: posted rates. z-S4 1-294.s7 1-2@
ass: commercial bills. 482 7-S@4Ss 7.S.
Bar silver, q 1-2; Mexican dollars.
81 IL
Government bonds strong, Railroad
r. b,Se r
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!. 7 HE. BAL 'TjMoRE. MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, January m,-lspa.
ciaL1-rhe local market closed very duh.
seaboard common q l.s9s-4, no sales:
preferred 4S3t494s. sales 100 at 421.2 and
100 at 43S. IS
Alantic.C Coast Line common l349l35,
sales 10 at l3s. The LIST, Inst Paid u 1870
80. sales 100 at Il ST
There seemed to be a good demand Tor
the Atlantic Cost Line issues.
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MARINE INTELLIGESCE.1


PORT OF RICHMOND, IAN.z2e, 1908
- ARRIVED. -. r.
Steamer Berkeley. Catherine, Norfolk.
m erchandise and passengers; Old Donin.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. NorfoIR
and Janes-river landings, merchandise
and passengers; Virginia Navigation
Company.
Steamer Tena ssee.- Simmons. Philadel-
phia. Pa, merchandise and passengers,
Steamer Berkeley: Catherine. Eorfolks
Merchandise and passengers; OLD Doni11-
ion Line.
poRT oE. NEWPORT NEWS, JAN. 20.
(BY telegraph}
ARRIVED. 2fs
Schooner Thomas w. Lawson, Boston.
Schooner Viking. Boston.
Steamer Heathford. Boston.
Steamer Evelyn. San Juan.
S SAILED.
Barge Ocean Belle, .Allyn's Point.
Stea roveimhre.s Rotterdam
Schooner Maggie n. KeouEh, Fernan.
], Steamer costane. New York
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sida Meadow Bridge road. and so feet on
west side Meadow Bridge roads s.
e. S. Read and wife to Thomas A. Ger
hardt, lots MOB g, Is, q. %. %. 50. q. g.
s.. 81, IS. aud IS. in block b. section 2.
Highland Springs: $500
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!. NO LIQUOR FOR CHILDREN.
Justice Crutchne1d Says He VIII
Imprison Men Convicted Of the

M. J. Moore. saloon keeper IN Fulton.
Mas dnAd 500 and made to give security
for his good behavior for twelve months
rs the amount Of $500. ID the Police Court
yesterday morning
He was charged with selling liquor 10
minors. The evidence brought ont the
fact that boy named Russell Johnson had
bought Is cents worth OF whisky In
afoores saloon ara got SO drunk. that hs
had fallen IA q mud puddle on the streets
and was there found by his mother After
several hours, work on him. the mother
sor@ed him. and found out where the
whIskeY had been gotten &
She appeared IN court and made the
charge against Moors- He denied 1t and
brought his bar keeper into court 10 prove
that liquor was never sold IN his saloon
to minors "A boy named England then
appeared and said that he had seem
Iohnson buy the whisksy.
Justice CxntehfeE said he was deter
rnfned to put a stop To the sale Of Hauor
to minors, andimposed the nne. He says
that II that does not sufice, he VIII make
Its innprisnnmsnt- j
Mr.. George = yVfse. representing sfr.
Moore took m APPEAL. and the casa went
to the Hnsttns,s Court. 1855
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u 4 L =! ~ ~ : 2 I
earnings. large exports, easy money, etc,
they appear to be poWerIess to take ad.
vantage of them On the other hand the
bears, favored only by the apathy Of the
bulls. are more active and assertive, and
while. as yet have been unable to make
any serious inroads on values. their per-
sistency may bring about its reward url-
legitimate buying. - & y
The Toronto World publishes a full:
pags Interview with MIR Hill. Mr. Hill
says frankly: q. do not agree with many,
Of the men osthink that the apex Of
prosperity has been reached. In fact.
do not even believe that. we have yet!
reached what is to be considered a high
level TO my mild, the era Of. good
times has Just begun and never before
have conditions offered more genuine
oppor tunities for the acquisition Of wealth
by the masses than. to-day :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

HI CHICAGO. ILL. January 2.--cattle--
Receipts. 400 head; market steady: good
dunn. s3,0O1s4.50: stockers and feeders,
sa25@s425; cows s1.4o@s4.5o; heifers. s2.eo
@s4.75: Gamers, s1.4o@s2.5o; bulls. s4.2o;
calves. Ss.5G9s75o: Texas-fed steers. $3.50
@s46Q 3 -
Hog-Reeeipts to-day, 5000 head: to-
morrow, 40 600 head: left over> 1900 head: :
closed easy; mixed and butchers 1920
50: light. ss.s5@s6.3e; bulk of sales, $3.50
$500. 5 80 s
ep-Receipts, 1900 sheep market
Steady; lambs 10 to Is cents lower; mixed
and wethers. s4.25@s4.75: fair to choice
mixed. sa.25@sA.25;. native lambs S4.es4-
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Il CINCINNATI. O.. January. %. III,
Active at S5.4nQs6. g.
Catt1e-Steady at $2.o00$4.75.
eep--Strong at S2.256s4.3s
Lambs-strong at s4@$5.1S.
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= a
tWhaaHN

ton. 81
T6s s@a'B 5s5 ae}zzss s 6ssSs
81 & & |s
81. Corn-No. p
81 81 he |s e
H 5'$E 3. = =: 81 $
" y :, H. 10 49,: H.
Jan. 5000 sos slo.l2ssss 5000.
NAY & & g g So s g g : g
'a skoli TT: Ris5 e. E; ss.se w.
sha Sc: :sss ss.1s ssss s ssas
b Cash quotations were as foIlow..
aheat ps M s's .s No 20 red dpf1a ia
3 oats. ssA @s4;s Is or3s white, 34Qs65s 4. sNosE2
rye. 81 Qaa; good feeding barley, IS @48:5
fair to choice mailing. 5o;s No ,flaxssee
stI1norny seed, 3t.z5: mess pork, per barral.s
ssl7.e5;; lard. per 100 pounds. Sl0.s6: short
ribs sides {ioose) ts971saase s2.1s dry salted
should ers fbo<ed D., g. 6odQlI15 short clear
sides boxed, s10@S10. Is: wt,isiey. basis
of high wines. 3d. clover, contract grade,
5S916GJ$l0. Is,
Butter-Easy;; creamery, 7m25; dairy.
5179f3. :#sx s
Esss-Qptat; loss or cases returned
III
Eheaser- strong ut Wi.
RefAipts-Wh heat, Se 800 bush els: cora
81. !oe bpshels eats IS, ao bushels hoes,
"a hea
NEW. KOEK AM a@y e1-EIpu1-
3AtoAArAtA1Y AfltvA an stea d..
na0 I1dpJsE ae1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
M
Z
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laval. STARES.

LIVERPOOL, January 2o.-Cottonseed
oil; hull refined; spot quiet at U.s., I'D.
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NEW YORK, January. 20-cottorseed
oil was unchanged on spot, but snade
steadier on future delivery; prime crude
here nominal: prime crude. +: o., b.
mills, 81 G22!11ac.; prime summer yellow.
40@401sc.;; off summer yellow. Sc: prime
white, 45c.; prime winter yellow, 42c.'
prime meal. s27.5o@s28.oo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

j NEW YORK. January a.-Beeves--No.
native, extreme range, s11a@1o cents per
pound; veals steady; barnyard and West
ern calves slow: veals sold at $3.50 to
IS 80 per 100 pounds; barnyard, $3.50; city
dressed vea1s. liz to Is.
Sheep rated steady: lambs were slow
and slightly lower; sheep sold at $4,000
$4.75 per 100 pounds; lambs at $3.50 to $3.50:
culls at $3.50; dressed mutton. to cents
per pound; dressed lambs. to 1919.
= Hogs-No sales.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Goucta tons furnished by Richmond Grain
and Cotton Exchange.}
Richmond. Va, January %, 1905.

NEW YORK. January 2o.-Dry- Goods
Tone OF market for general run OF Gotten
goods is strengthening. The business
shows. a slight Improvement in volume
On home account: but export buying is
slow. Prime cloths unchanged In price,
but very difficult to buy. y
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

UNION STOCK YARDS. RICHMOND.
VA, January 20.-Ca ttle--Receipts, Sss
head; market easier; 10 to l0c lower.
31S1411sc-;; light steers and heifers, 2Ag
SIC; good heifers, 4@4s4c.;; cows. 2Ag
33i15ac:; bulls, :2$4Q3zc.; oxen, 2l294c.; fresh
cows, s20.00aS40.0o; extra higher, southern
Galves1Receipts 81 head: selling SAFE.
Hogs-Receipts, 1885 head: market
strong; demand good. Good hogs, GIG.
i7c-; pigs, G14961ac. Prospects coed
Is Sheep and .Lamps-ReceIpts.. az head;
supply light. demand good Best sheep,
31345c.; lambs, Csc
UNION STOCK YARDS. GLAREMoNT,
BALTIMORE, January 1e-Hogs-The
weeks receipts, computing to noon to:
day. were 13,4eS. head, against 1896 head.
last week. Receipts fair. Market steady.
We quote: Western, s7:00@s7: 10: from other
points, s6.65@s6S0: roughs. $5.oeGs6. Is.
Sheep and Lamhs-Receipts for week
ended noon to-day, 1880 head; against
67ss head last week. Receipts for to-day
light. Market steady. We quote as fol-
lows Sheep. 21zz141ac.; lambs. 5@6Ac:
Horses and Mules-Draft horses, $50 TO
$500; drivers. $50 to $500; Southern chunks,
$50 to se6: mules from 800 to $500 head.
Calves-Re Receipts for week ended to-day,
3a7 head, against 459 last week. Fair sup
ply and market steady. We quote: Com
mon to prime, s9S1ac.
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-c0TrONSEED Ion

MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, January
Cloths-More business doing. Yarns
quiet and steady.
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EAST LIBERTY, PA, January 2o.-Cat-
choice, ss.25Gs540; prime, $50;
good, s4.15@lS5.00.
mediums, $6.6nGss65; heavy Workers. S6.55:
@s6.60: light Workers.. ss.5o@ss55; pigs, Sc. 40
,@ss.5o; roughs. $5.0oGs6.s IS.
Sheep-Lower; best wethers, $4.5eaS46o;;.
3culls-,I and common, 81 1882. 90; choice
lambs, S5.751$5.90, veal calves, s8.O9S8. 30.
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CHARLESTON. S. c., January 20
Turpentine-Firm at 571ac.; sales, none.
.Rasfn--F Firm: A b Id, and E, SLIGO;
r s1.65: 6. sl75; H. $500; L, s2,35; *, S2s5:
ri. $3.50; n, $3.50; window-Elass. s. 20;
Eater-White, S4.15.
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Mt. COTTON.

The spot cotton market was very Quiet
to4day..aThe break at Liverpool CAUSED
concessions Factors, however, were not
moderate. Sales, 500 bales. Quotations
unchanged. ~,
Futurss, under the influence. Of Liver
pool, opened 5SEto 7 points down: his
tuatfons, the board at the close Showing
net losses on the day Of to points.
Trading was compare tively light.
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SAVANNAH, GA, January 1o.~-Tr-
pentine- Slow at 5s1zc.; receipts. %
casks sales, 2o5 casks; exports. $50 casks.
Rosin- Firm; receipts. 1901 y, barrels;
O,,ota: ALB. CD, and E, q S.: F. s.. 70:
a., S1s5; n, $500; T. s2.45;s K. $3.50: NJ
s3s5; NJ 1855; w1ndoW-glass, $3.50; Water
white, ST. 20.
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Fort Worth and Denver City 1st.... IL
Hooking Valley nzs...........l...... 100
Louisville and Nash. unified rs.... 1901
Mexican Central Observation-Disclosures. 71E
Mexican Central LIST incomes. ....... q i
MINI. and St Louis 4s.............. 1924
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 1st.... SO ,
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Dds. S44i1s
Mobile ana Chic col. trust 4s........ IS
New York Central gen. 31ss-...-..~. 1o4
New Jersey Central general 5s..- 1899
Northern Pacific 4s.................. 10aA
Northern Pacific as ..........-...,.... g
Norfolk and Western cnnsol. 4s...... n1
Reading general rs ..................... 81
st. Louis and Iron Noun. consol. SIS. liz
ST. Louis and San Francisco 4s.... 941a
St Louis Southwestern lsts,......... 96!iz
St Louis Southwestern 2ds.......... 50
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass As. Sc
Southern Pacific 4s.................... s1h
Southern, railway SIS .................. III
Texas Pacific 1sts.................:.... y!
Toledo, ST. Louis and Western as. s7sk
Union Pacific 4s ...-..........-...... 1854
Union Pacific COW. Es..............,. 1855
Wabash lists 1ttA
Wabash -2ds 1loi5
Wabash Debenture B.................. a
West Shore 110st
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4's.......... 9211lz
wisconsin Central fs.................. e1Hls
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50N = s.

tE!te6 States rsfunosngr IS, reg. 1881
LAited States refunding rs, coupon. 100
United States SIS, registered. ~
United States as. coupon ...... In7sx
-nite6 States new As registered -. 1914
United States new AS coupon 1851
Gpitea states Ole As. registeIsd..-. .uo1s.
lcited States old as. coupon. I0
ntted States SIS, registered. 1o3
Entttd States SIS. COMPLIMENTARY. lO44
Atchison general Observation-Disclosures. 1021s
Atchlson adjustment 4's.-..:,--...... 1921
Baltimore and Ohio rs .....-...-,..... Is
Baltimore and Ohio 31a's .-..,......... 81
Baltimore and Ohio. COW. 3's........ Jos
Canada Southern 2S-,.-,............ los
Central Of Georgia 5.s.-...,.......... 109
tgeiltraf Of Georgia. LIST inc6mt s.. IS
Central of Geor gia: = I'd Inc onles.... ss1s
Chesapeake and Ohio, AZ fts.. ........ 1861
Chicago and Alton 21sis. .-...: 79
Chi. Bur. and Quincy new 4,s.-... 81 :
Chi. Mil. and St. Paul general fs liz E
Chicago and Northwestern. con. 7s..s 1874
Chicago. r. Island ana Par .f1c 4,s.... 1919
c. c.; c. and St, Louis general 4's.. >l01ls
Chicago Terminal Es...:.:............. 81 :
Colorado and Southern 4's......... 9ssss
Consolidated Tobacco 4s..,...... GLE
colorado Fuel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a :.
Denver and Rio Grande 4's..-....... 9sss
Erie prior lien 4's.... es:'
Erie general Is MISUNDERSTANDING &
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NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON. NJ. c., January 20
Spirits Turpentine-Firm at &c.; re-
celpts. IS CASKS.
Rosin-Firm at sL55@s1.so; receipts. +S7
bal RES.
Crude !Turpenttne-Firm at A.e09s3:D:
Tar1Firm at $50; receipts 42s bar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Richmond-Pat AfcDonough and wife 70
Francis L. Vaughan. 2tl feet on south side
Main street. 1870 .7-1a feet west Of Harvte;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
WALL STREET. GOSSIP.

government oonds euons, RaIll
nds irregular. !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

PORT OF RICHMOND, IAN. q, 1908
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-09
BOTTLE KING SWAPS
SCEPTRE IN DREAMS

Spokane has in the we'll known
Bottle King physiological conun-
drum to most people. Day by day
throughout the entire year and in all
sorts of weather this strange human
can be seen upon the streets with his
little green wagon. going about col
Iecting bottles. 1t is his only means
of income.
Up on Second avenue stands a
small shack which the man has occu-
pied for years, where he stores his
bottles, eats his meals and spends
his nights. But he don't sleep. In
stead, during the hours when the rest
of the world is wrapped In the arms
of Morpheus he delivers addresses
to imaginary audiences, debates with
creations of his own imagination and
INDUCES in decisions Of strange and
wonderful variety.
Between the hours of 10 p. m. and
daybreak the vicinity is entertained
by the Bottle King, and he, when in
terrupted, seems to have not the
least recollection of what has been
going on, but relapses into his ordi-
nary conversation. Last night the
drug worked over time and the ordi-
nary pipe delusion INDUCED by an
opium smoker could not hold a candle
to it. Assuming tones ranging from
the piping voice of a female to the
deepest basso, he conversed with the
kings of Europe, Fill islanders and
capitalists galore Millions in nickels
and dimes were q cheap collection
with him.
"CalIed on the sultan this morn