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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-04-25
REEyh c MARJYt
ENDS PAST()RAT.
Will superintend Mission Work
In South west.
Seven Years as Pastor of Presbyterian
Church. Commendatory Resclu-
tions Passed by Church,

At the recent annual meeting OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church, the pastor Rev
A. G. Martyr indicated his acceptance
of church work elsewhere. having been
invited to superintend important mis-
sionary work in the Southwest for
some months at an advanced salary
and with wide prospective field.
He closes his work here after a
ministry of some seven years, to the
regret of his many friends both in and
outside the congregation. He will still
make penison his home, residing in
one of the pleasant Gronau residences
in north Denison Mrs. Martyr will
continue the issuance of her daily real
estate reports. 1t is pleasure to
know that this excellent family is no-
to leave our city and that Rev. Martyr
has opened to him such a wide and
pleasing field of labor. He has been a
faithful and conscientious pastor OF the
Denison church. AS pulpit orator
he has great talent and eloquence, as a
man he has ever been an upright, help
full and progressive citizen 1--WE believe
he will be successful in his now work
and that his qualities eminently fit him
for such q field of labor. At this time
we deem it not improper to review
briefly the history of Mr.. Martyrs
work in Denison Coming to Denison
nearly eight years ago. at pecunlary
sacrifice, he found the church weak
and discouraged. The church build
ing was poorly looted and inadequate.
During his pastorate a splendid new
church edifce with parsonage has been
erected at an expenditure OF some
Sl2,OOO.O0. AS the old property
brought only some sl,500.00 the large
financial expenditure and gain 'can be
seen.
The congregation has had a remark.
able growth in numbers and the spirit
ual activity and interest in every lire
has been marked. Rev, Ma tyn has
received about 225 into the member
ship of the church, of these 1870 being
son, skofession of faiJh.
!, lie baptisms number nearly hun
~ Mr.. Martyr has been faithful
e fs1br and has always been ready with
I'M BIS and deeds of consolation and
sIf and help. At the Congregation
- Injecting strong resolutions com
aes.yndatory of the pulpit ability, the
jstoral worth and the self-saerifcing
- bors of Rev. Martyr and the years OF
as devoted service in the church on the
part of Mrs. Martyr were unanimously
adopted and ordered placed on the
minutes of the session and congrega.
ton. 1t is the hope of the Review
that success will attend Rev. Martyr
10 his new field. We gratefully ac-
knowledge the help be has so cheer
fully given to the press of this city and
the many personal kindnesses he has
shown to the Review and its editors.
We have known him as friend and
peighbor rather than as pastor and
we have none but the kindest feeling s
and best wishes. 1t is particularly
gratifying that the family is not to
leave Denison and that Mrs. Martyr
who holds such a large place in the
affections of the entire community
where she has resided for twenty-five
years is to continue her work among
us.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-04-25
FAIL TO FORM CHURCH UNION
Conference at Pittsbure Ends in Dis
agreement on Merger Plan.

d9FeenlenS on WCFSeF Ran.
Pittsburg, April 24.-The two days
conference behind closed doors ended
in the disagreement Of representatives
of the Congregational. Methodist Prot
estant, United Brethren and Christian
Union denominations on the plans
submitted for their union in one
church. The conference terminated
abruptly, having accomplished little
more than a postponement OF the dis
cussion. It was decided that commit
tees from each denomination confer
during the coming summer at places
to be announced later and endeavor to
harmonic the different doctrines so
that practicable plan of union may
be- presented to another conference OF
representatives from the four churches
to meet in Washington as soon there
after as possible.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-04-25
ILLINOIS WOMAN ELECTED.
Woman's Missionary Society of the
West Names Officers


Milwaukee, April 24.-Mrs. ]. E.
Scott of Evanston, Ill, was unanimous.
~ elected president Of the Woman IS
Foreign Missionary Society of the
West at the annual convention Of that
organization in Baptist Tabernacle
church. The other officers elected
were: Vice president Mrs. L. E.
Stillman Dayton, o.; foreign secre-
tary, Mrs. Frederick Clatworthy,
Evanston. ILL.,; home secretary, Mrs.
Julia L. Austin, Chicago; recording
secretary, Mrs. ]. W. Carpenter, Chi
cago; treasurer, Mrs Matilda E. Kline,
Chicago. The state vice presidents
elected included: Iewa, Mrs. A. E.
Atkinson; Missouri Mrs. A. F. Brak-
er; Nebraska, Mrs. ]. w. Merrill.
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: South Omaha Live stock

South Omaha, April % Cattle-Receipts,
$500; active, stronger; native steers, 81. %
43.2o; cows and helfers, S3.30@4. 80; can.
ners S2.OO@3.O0; stockers and feeders,
$3.0045OO; calves, S35OQ6. 80; bulls, stays
etc. $2.7o04.sO. gs-Receipts, 900:
lower; heavy $7OOQ7.1O; mixed, $1,000
100; light, S89O07.OO pigs, $GOO16 90
bulk Of sales, $6.75@7.O5. Sheep-Receipts
900; steady, lower; yearlngs, clipped,
$5.OO45.6O; wethers. $4.75a5. 10; ewes
k4OOa4.5O; common and stockers, $25O@
4.OO; lambs, $5.OOdE7.OO.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-04-25

Denver, April 24.-In 1891 James
Hanna. speaker of the Colorado house,
was removed by vote Of the members
and another member named Whyle
was elected to the speakership and
served in that capacity during the
rest Of the session. This action was
sustained by the state supreme court.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-04-25
Fore and Att Wins Derby.

Nashville. Tenn, April 24.-Eight
thousand people saw William Gerst's
Fore and Aft, the favorite. win the
Cumberland Derby at Cumberland
park from I. Steveas' Barca. John J..
Greener's Postmaster Wright, after
lending to the head of the stretch. fin
lshed third. The race was worth So
B60 to the winner.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-04-25
The BEST he Could Do.

Wigg Before they were married he
said he would be willing to die for her.
Nagg-Well he has partially proved
it. AT any rate, he doesn't seem able
to earn living for Philadelphia
Record
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Sealed Verdict in Doodle Case.

St. Louis, April 24.-The case of
former Delegate Louis Decker,
charged with perjury in connection
with the Doodle fund used to influence
franchise legislation in behalf of the
Suburban Street Railway company,
was given to the jury last evening
and a sealed verdict returned fifteen
minutes later. The decision OF the
Jury will be made known today.
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ST. Joseph Live Stock.

st. Joseph, April % Cattle-Receipts, L.
746; steady to Zoe lower; natives, S4. o56D
$40; cows and heifers, S2.35a5. 10; stockers
and feeders, S3.65Nl5.10 ogs-Receipts,
e,s9z: -E2tdoc lower light and light mixed,
S6.s0a7 10; medium and heavy. ST. go5tT Ii.
Sulk, $700@7.1Q.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-04-25
Cut Out.

Girl = Who was that distinguished
looking foreigner that was announced
just now? 1 didn't quite catch the ii
tie.
Other Girl-You won't either. Lii Bull
lion has made catch of that Chicago
Tribune.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-04-25
Cheap Rates to California

On May 3.12-l3'l4-l5l6-l7 and 18th,
The Ills. Central r. r. will sell round
trip tickets to Los Angeles, California,
at $40, so account General Assembly
Presbyterian Church.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-04-25

If we are long absent from our
friends, we forget them; if we are con-
stantly with them, we despise them
Hazlitt.
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Illinois Central R. R. Time Table.
East Bound

NO. 4 Omaha. st. Paul. Minneupo
lis NChicaso.. Express, Daily O. 90 A. M,
No. 81 Co. Bluffs s TT. Dodge Way
ffelShf' paiiy except Sunday 10. 35 A. NJ.
NO. chicago Express. .......... IL. co p. M.
No. y Co Bluffs & Fit Dodge Local
lDal!y except sunday. 40 P. M.
NO i, Z 8 Omaha ma! St. Paul, Minneapo-
us y chicago Limited DAILY 8. IS P. M.
West Bound
No. ] Chicago st. Pau! & Mimi
eapolis Limited (paily)..6 6. IS A. M.
No. 81 ct. Dodge & co. Blutfs
Local, Orally except Sunday s. O5 A. NJ.
No 81 Loca, Way Freight, DAILY
sAFep. suhaay1 ....,....-... ....1 90 P. M.
No.2 Chicago 4 Omaha Express.
NO 3 Chicago, Minneapolis. St.
raul y omaha Express. tDaily)S. 80 P. NJ.
w Nos ard stop only at Rockwell CITY,
wan Lake, Denison and Logan
w NO; g; Z stops at Arion, Dow City, Dunlap,
Woodplne and Logan.
City. - 0'''' az v an LAKE anu hochwei
nos IS s,3 4, and 6 are daily; Nos. 81, 49, 81
ana W daily except sunday - -
o~oe>o~~~o>-~~
6. M. 6 St. Paul r. r. At Arion.
'0>-"eo~>-"-e~-~~e~~S-o>~
West Bound
| ~ Fassenger... .................6 % A. NJ.
| NO. 8 Passenger. l. SIP. M,
NO. VI Observation-Disclosures IS A. M.
| No. 81 Freight 10 On D NJ
East Bound,
no. Passenger....... =. ........9. Ii A. M,
NO passenger. ....................9. 10 P. M.
w or rfelsht ........,..,..........9. Al P. M.
| No. 70 Freight. H. 50 p NJ
NOS 81, 81 and 94will carry Passengers,
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One Fare Plus $500 to st. Louis and
Return,

On April 10Th: to May 1st, the Ills.
Central will sell rNund trip tickets to
St. Louis at one fare plus $500 on ac-
count Dedication Ceremonies of the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
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c & N WR r Time Table


West Bound.
No 43 Way Freight daily except:.sun-
~ day ..:...................1l:00 m
no l, COLORADO Special daily. 4:52 a m
Nos tast Mail don't stop. .......... 6:35 a m
NO 0Nefland Limited daily........ 7:W m
no y carroll Local daily. ............ 1925 a IA
NO 10 Eas! hlall don't Stop........... 1888 a m
NO . ., Taelhc Express daily .......... l:20 p m
~, enger daily; ......1..... 2:2O m
NJ for'iano special daily......... 9:05 m
East Bound.
No a. 49,. Way Freight daily except sun
~, gay. ..12:10 m
no q Wv rang Limited daily. .10:15 p M
~ ~ aSO hiSli don stop. .......... 9:43 p m
NJ NJ y % aClauI express dally......... 1850 p m
No. No 70 aaron Express daily. ......... 6:3S m
~ daily ..;;;,........ ............. 2:25 m
NO +, F0itland special daily. 1910 a m
W x engage special daily.......... $40 q m
NO 4. VIII stop only to let passengers off
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Excursion to st. Paul and Minneapolis,
On April l4th, 2lst, and 10Th, the
Illinois Central r. r will sell round
trip tickets to St. Paul and Mime
apolis at $40 80. Return limit to be 81
days from date of sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
N e &7W Norfolk ;iSssWges}er,

i. is LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
200 e. Nh E Z 5S I sidI1 RI Az
Psts So cH fHsGE]Se Sc sffGH
sParlor3 Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Roanoke. Pullman sleepers Roanoke to
Columbus, Bluefleld to C!ncinnati;,, also
Roanoke to Knoxvile, and Knoxville to
Chattanooga and Memphis.
1920 p. NJ, ROANOKE EXPRESS for
Farmville. Lynchburg and Roanoke.
400 q. M, OCEAN SHORE LIMITED,
AITiyeg MorfS!k ZIG only
With steamers to Bossop1t r., P r, nc New
6:56 P. NJ. for Norfolk and all stations
e Els = p. A., NIsw ORLEANS SHORT
LINE. Pullman Sleeper. Richmond !. to
New Orleans. Cafe Dining Car.
4. Trains arrive from the West Z :35 A. M.
2 P. NJ. and $50 P. NJ: from Norfolk 1l:l0
a.. NJ. II AZ a. NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
Office No S3s East Main Street.
W. B. BEVILL. c.. II. BOSLEY, 4s
Gen. Pass. Agent Dis. Pass. Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT AND PEA MARKET.

& NORFOLK. VA. March 2l.--rhere is no
change IN the prices Of peanuts since last
week. The prices are steady as follows:
S2stc.; prime, 2Ac.; low grades. &C.; ma
chine picked. lAaoh c.; Spa nlsh, The; per
bnshel Blackeye peas. s25 bag; black
SOC. Peanut bags in bales-6s In, 4-10c.
q PETERSBuRG.S VA, March 21.-PEA-
NUTS Spanish new. market very Arm at
77,kcs: sellers asking more. Virginia =
OF -at 30
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NAyAr, STORES.

+. WILMINGTON. c., March 2l.-sPIRITs
sIIJRP ENTIN F--FIrn, at &c: receipts. 10
casks. Rosin-Firm at s1.aa: receipts l2s
barrels. Crude Turpcntine-Erm at s2;4oR
a; receipts. II barrels. Tar-Firm at sl.65;
receipts 100 barrels. -
h SAVANNAH, GA. March 21.-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm at CSC; receipts. 81 casks;
sales. ~ casks; exports. 1S?s casks. Rosin-
Firm Y receipts. 1884 barrels; sales, none;
exports. 1850 barrels.
sTC.EIARLESTON. S. c., March H.-THR-
fPENTINE-Flrm at 64c.; sales, none.
5Rosin-Firm.
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pRY. Goo1,s .AIARKET.

NEW YORK, March 2l.-The dry goods
ma rket has possessed the inevitable char
iacteristics OF the Weekend. Changes are
few, but SELLERS are less Independent re :.
Earding future conditions. Jobhers are
NOT active, but conditions throughout
give hopes for the future.
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RAILROADS.
R. 2. s ssax e so srrss' & 4

y p Richmo INC, reoerl \ ;.
Us EsW burg 8. Potomac K. +
Trains Leave. Richmond Nors,hi,ward..
~ ~ n $ $sI'E h &a
III 4tro Al NJ AZ sl1f pra Mo1Sa aiys nyrd 81
7:lb 4. Nj. week days. Eba. Ashland &C.
So S%$"1 z. ~ sunday only. BYRD 81.
.s:4 sf Z. III. week days. rrya St. through.
4:oo r. NJ. week days. Byrd ST. Fred.
sos r, M, daily, Mala st. Through.
s:S p. Nj, week days. Elba. Ashland ac.
commoda tion. Vi hat
%s a!xx d Rysa b ss r1 Hssssna j.
Trains uArSIve E!c !. \
s NJ #. S sa,N3y dagsy rfb yr st. st. T,hrSSq 1sss
1906 Fl Nj, week days: Byrd st. Through.
2:6 +. H.. daily. Main st. Through
800 r. Nj. week days. Elba. Ashland &C.
s:1s dal}y By IT, e. e. TThhrongh,
il:oo o =. NJ, Week days. Dlba. Ashland ac-
ii: q +. M Week days. Byrd st. Through,
All Pullman Cars. =. ,...,,uA
2 H6te = M aas}iS eep Mge q Par1er
". Is 3. p 3 Iii;s CIV. CULP. ". r TAYLOR.
Gen'l Mar1'r. ASS t Gen'l Man r. Trar. Man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET,
Petersburg, Va, March Fl. 1908
The quot atoms for this market are as
LYNcHBuRa TOBACCO MARKET,
Lynchburg, Va, March p, 1908,

Lynchburg, Vau March p, 1908, Z
It is expected that owing to the fact
char farmers are busy making ready for
the next season the receipts Of tobacco in
b r Massl lghter han ussual This, how.
ever. may notp rove to BIO the case, as
the Improvement IN the condition Of the
roads may encourage many farmers TO
burg market is very active and prices
are we'll sustained. G@
L Quotations are as follows!
i64 Al DARK GRADES.
TRIMMINGS S,,.,,..,., IS .501S 800
q LUGs- .s. W . 5aS 5 "A !, Y.
!. . pAFK sTEsiMlNG tol'A y s'soa. 4 a
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Quiet and Unchanged Whca,--Easier;
SPOT SPOT and the month. 7sa1sAc.; Southern
by sample. 7oa79c. Corn. Easler;tspo ana Y.
the month 4el. daSsc:: Southern W 'gl1i, -
Rye-Firm; No. 9, &c. Butter. IsheeSe
and Sugar--Firm and unchanged. Eggs--
STEADY and lower; fresh, lac. &
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cOTToEsEED OIL MARKET.

COTTONSEED OIL MARKET.
d NEW YORK. March 21.--Cotto nseed oil
7n,liet and about steady. Prime crude here
nominal :$prime crude, f, o. b. mills, 341sMl
sc: prime summer yellow, alkc.; of
summer yellow, 3sitd3ec.; primo white,
45c; primo winter yellow, 45c.; prime
meal. s27. 5On2s. nominal. M
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CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL, March 2l.--CAT,Il4t. e
Nominal. Good to prime steers. S..loa5.lo;
ZEE IA ts.T5ais5: COWS. s.Joa4: heifers
ss3sas. Isl cannars. s. oae 75 bulls. ZIG 81
AIS: calves fGd Is steers I, si q
S1.5o, Hogs Market 5Nloc. higher. Mlxed
heavy, s775a7.65; rough heavy. s1.9as.,s9 70
light, s6a5iT7. 30; bulk of sales. slapa 20
Sheep and Lam bs-Steady. Good to choice
wethers, s5.49ds.z5; fair TO choice mixed,
z snfS5 Al
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH q, 10

/ X y z
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH Il, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley Guy, Norfolk, mer-
| chandise and passengers. Old Dominion
Steamer Saginaw. Tunnel. Philadelphia,
Pa, merchandise and pass engers, clyde
st Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk
and James River landings, merchandise
and pa ssengers' xirE ;mb Nay'sat 'on 20.
Steamer Berkeley. Guy. Norfolk. mer-
i fhena'se an0 passsns9's ~ l'0'0
~ To Sail March q; =,
Steamer Saginaw, Tnnnel, Phlladel-
phia, Pa, merchandise and passengers.
clyde line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH p.
SAILED.
Steamer Mary, Tyler. HAYNES. Malta
poni River landings, passengers and gen
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH 81.
ARRIVED.
sstteamer h,o apo NSw of'eans
Steamer Acilia, Hamburg.
Steamer i Henry. ealf Port
sehooner !. Manchester s Haynes. Nor
IS Schooner Agnes D. Manson. New Haven,
Steamer Pisa. Hamburg.
steamer Marina, Glasgow.
Steamer j. H. Barry, Hull.
= SteamerERio Jano. Havre:.
Steamer Merchister. Harrington.
Steamer Henley, Cardiff. "a
Schooner Ida G.. Southland. Bangor.
Schooner r. D, Bibler, Bangor. "a
Rio Vista School.
The Rio Vista school roll Of honor is
as follows:
Edgar Baughan, Robert browning. Ian.
don Browning, Willie Charley, Lee
Franklin. Stewart F'ranklin. Hugh Turn
ley, Charles Thompson. Joyce Andrews.
Norma Andrews, Bessie Browning, Mag
gle Hutcheson, Hattie Warren, a
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SEABOARD.
AIR LINE RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE R1CHMoND-DA1LY.
1923 P. M. seaboard Florida Limited to
p St. Augustine.
2:l5 P. n. senboard Mall to Savannah.
Jacksonville. Atlanta and southwest.
IL :32 A. M. Seaboard Express to Sayan-
nah, Jacksonville. Atlanta and South
s:i0 A. M. Local for Norlina and Hamlet.
TRAINS ARRIVE 3RICHMOND-DAILf
s:i0 A. NJ No. 30, from Florida. Atlanta
AS r. NJ. No, &C. from Florida, Atlanta
5:S5 r. N. rom Norlina and local points,
MI CITY TICKET OFFICE.
+ 'Phope +o5 1905 East Main ST.
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CATTLE1Stockers and feeders good de-
mand. strong; others dull. Yeals . easier e.
Tops &as 5o common t. go .2d s55esE ,.a e
f7.s5e577o; workers.. s7.5Od7.t5: pigs. 1850
Us; grougl,s. $7a715: stays. ss5,5oa6: Sheep
and Lambs-s.e sa q western s1,s s sya
III 20: warnings, S.. o5d6.s;,; ewes, s5.75d6;
sheep. top mixed. t5.75G6; cnlls to good,
"a o5Ir6 81 sSii t,d3. s5 1t5 4sl t
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NEW YORK, Marcel, 21-BEEVEs-No
bales. Dressed beef steady: city dressed
native sides, extreme range 6saa9h!c.
Eol;i at loall3I.c. per pound. Sheer irm :
lambs slow Sheep. s4N5.79; lambs. se.!og
i75. Dressed mutton, salo!:c per p {Iors1
Slightly easy. State and Pennsyl n.
hogs. $7,75.
CINCINNATI. o. March 2l-HOGs.-
Quoted at S4555fI4,75. Cattle-Stcady az
!. r. o5G4,s5. Sheep-Stcady at $3.ooG4,
a tambs--Steady at 81. 5D11.
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YdrketS.
Continued From twelfth Page.)3

1011c., picked shoulders, 0g9Mc.; picked
hame. .iikal2o. Lard Firm; Western y i. I,
sstsafned. 5000 refined firm; !, Contna s n
S10e5; compound $3.50. Pork.FirHi; fam
\, " 8 s1ee,;599a2o short clear, sls@2; mess
- ,sx,- extgs ssesTsry Sae
made, 49,; small white, fall made 14 Y IL
eggs Steady: State and Pennsylvaan;a, Ut ana
Western, and Southern. l4c, TALON Is's
Quiet; city, sac; country, 61Si! e. Kos,,-
Firm; strained. t7H4iGsc l1urpeen IN iie1,
I Firm at $3.50. Rice-Flrm; domestic. q mQ
&C.. Nfolasses-F Firm; New Orleans. Sim !Is.
Coffee-The market for coffee fntu ,rts
opened quiet at $,lnchanged p rlce,ss ~ x Z
close was Guet Ct partla not desl II o q
dova. 7MG7isc. siigarrlRaw. steady; n, fn,r
reflni1g 3 s.1easA c.; centrifugal. SO test est
Steady; confectioners A, ,S4.S5; mould a,
s5o5: cut loaf. $40; crnalicd. 800. po%% y.
dered 1906 granulated. $3.50: cubes. $'.'.,.
PotatoesS Steady; Southern. 8 25g a.s Sta,e
Island South Jersey sweets 4, Ss. 90
34A0i,sc.;i Other. domestic, 3TlEc. C aa1
DcsmN; Southern. b0c.dsl. cotton---By
steamer TO Liverpool 12c.
CHICAGO. 11.Js Morcl, eI-' i1n, gr IN
lower prices were realiS!hg, May 1sd1g q.
closing HGb3sc. lower;3 May corn lsMlct.
and GA ts down sc. Provisions closed easy
with the May products froms5c. TO l21sc.
lover. ro,io,,. /.
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Church Hlul w. 9, A

A meeting OF the Church Hill branch OF
the W. e. A. will be held Mt their home,
No. 2e03 East Franklin Street.. Tuesday
morning, March oath, at II o'clock,
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TOBACCO MARKET

/. Richmond. Va, March q. lpoa
II The tobacco market for the week ending
March Goth closed strong on all grades of
Sound mercantile tobaccos.
The warm wea ther. advancing rapidly
has damaged great deal Of tobacco pu.
o ope. 70 fourth Of the receipts for the. week
were OF this character. Buyers do not
want this class OF goods at any price l,e,, ana
5fhe farmers should be more careful re-
Earding the condition Of their crops be-
fore shipment, as they are the ones who 1,,
suffer the consequences, We can report
tnbaccos' while the damaged stuff is not
Total amount sold at the four ware
houses during the week, Sb4sso POUNDS sl, s.
Total amount of loose TO date, o'ool'ot'
bounds, ttbs sfa.ai tlI ,Af.y 4f '51f5s 9l8f7
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ssss s.4 sAt Isr! oss :s sgs s sss
I| 81? j|:| 4:
Back w BRR1anr Ti;o; i. ' IN
$$:;j;s s;s';: ;s:s |
$;$ 81: s ;:Gt! ;:'',.: I i$ $
$50 $ $$:f:; i i I E
S Hsssn t: Sc s
$ $:$!; ! |E|$ B e.
KGsspt zep q spa by M r. JOIN S
~ Lychss & W 'nn sas for the two
po sH1a ws saia e weEE M s4ans aro5 @
d err 19r w yesa end end
~ 1et oi,cr 1902, to March "A, 1903, ID, O51 900
pounds; soold from &c October ], 1901. TO
March IA. 100. 146is.0o pounds increase
There has been quite a spirited compe-
stltion by tie buyers on all grades Of TO- e.
b ti.ysu for the past week. With q slight
rrs % On lllother grades well sustained
at formed quotations. and II the weather
should be dry the receipts VII be much
The quotations are as follows:
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% l s$s ssn :s s,s 1 ss ;s' I
.o ~
value * bsPainss
ASSOCIATION
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ts loaned thereon . I. IL. =. 1880. 1899.
Cash IN tho conpanys princpal, office r.
Interest due aud accrued on bonds not included IN
Interest duo and accrued on collateral loans ,c.c
All other property belonging to tho company. W
#f 014.D0; duo from other companies ror reihs
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Il PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH p.
% SAILED.
Z Steamer Mary Tyler, Haynes, Malta
poni River landings. passengers and gen
eral cargo.
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Amount carried -
Collateral Loans
So 900 martgage, premises. oto Bennett Street,
and ai5.2l7-2O Teecher Street, Syracuse, NJ, p.
$50 shares Merchants National Bank Stock.
rs shares United N. Jersey Ry. Canal Co. STOCK,
Diamond State Steel Co. list mort 4 per cent. goio
1ss p sh"res Consolidated Lake Superior Co..
esa SHARES Lake SUPERIOR c.
100 shares sG Pennsyivnnia Ry CO. stock
s0s shares United Gas Enforcement Co. stock
200 shares ~ S. Steel Corporation. common stock
500 shares Cambria Steel CO. common stock......
100 shares Erie Ry. Co. common stock
200 shares Cambria Stool Co.. common stock
100 shares U: s. Steel Corpora tlon, common steck'a
100 shares Phil. Co., common stock
400 shares Phil. Electric Co. stock ............
Consolidated per cent mort BONDS bonds
Welsbnch company6 per cent: bonds rn
100 shares Lehigh Valley ny Co. stock
500 shares Eric Ry. Co. common stock. .....''..s
100 shares Gontinantal Tob. Co. Pfd etock.
100 shares Union Traction Co. stock
90 shures United Gus Improvement Co. atock....
CITY Of Montgomery Ala per cent mort soc bonds
loo shares Y, s. Steel CORPORATION, pfd stock
200 shares Phil Electric Co. stock. .............