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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20
PRESIDENT
WEAKENING I ! \.
Compromise May bc Made III
Regard 70 the Panama
Canal Treaty.
MAY REIN BuRsE COLOMBIA 70 ID
pronos;tions Said toabc Pending
MAY REIN BURST c COLOMBIA
Propositions Said . TO- be Pending
Between This Government
and Il General Reyes.
from ron, \ pu l Correspondent.) III

F.. T 49,
(From our tRegu ia e, orrespondentl.)f55t5 r
WASHINGTON = Dis OF; Jan. 1a.-The
fact that tho Semitic Democrats in caucus
this morning were advisedsthat the Re:
sD.uubUcans were willing to agree to a
.taclt armistice; in the struggle over the
Panama Canal treaty may be regarded
as3 d weakening Of the Administrations
forces. The change OF front comes IN
Tho shane e!s n formation that several
propositions arcs"pending between our
government and General Reyes. the
Colon bian envoy looking to the purchase
outright of the canal strip from both
Colombo and Panama.
The treaty la. been reported with sew
eral amendments, which would be with
out Significance, as a senator said to-
day. except for the fact that their &C
csptnnce by both PARTIES In interest VII
nacess:tatn desired delay. while the ten.
tatlre EerotIat.ons are III progress. Tho
Anal action on the treaty Is now not ex-
pected for many weeks. possibly more
than two months.
The administration has had besides the
serious qcustions raised by Senator Hoar
to Withstand terrific assaults in the
shape of speeches and the fire OF perth
snent questions from Morgan, Danleii Cor
man, Carmack, Teller, Bacon. Nowlands
and others of ths Democratic side, with
more threatened. Meanwhile also has
come information that the Instructors OF
international law In the colleges Of the
country have almost unanimously con-
demned the Panama policy Of the admin
istrhtion. For once the Senate Republic
cans feel that the administration has
bronchoed them too tar. IN
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.CLAM0R FOR
A DIVIDEND.
Stockholders Of L-le;hightls Valley.
Railroad Company Are4fFar
From Satisfied.
Il ARE REFLECTED
President Thomas Denies That
He and His Associates Pro-
pose to Perpetuate Control.
~ - m
lBy Associated Press.

by 5ESSOCldICu iSSo.J
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 10.--stock-
holders Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company for three hours to-day clamored.
for a dividend at the annual meeting o.
tile company. Numerous speeches were
made. in which the policy o the admin:
,stratYon was questioned and limitations
I we're thrown out Of Interior motives on
the part Of the officers md directors III
falling to declare a dividend when the
profits for the year appeared to warrant
such action. Strenuous opposition was
advanced against the adoption Of the
annual report OF the president and sdirec-
tors, because Of a clause authorizing q
general consolidated mortgage securing rli
bonds to the amount of $3.50 900. 600 Inc
same clause also provides that prior
mortgages shall not be extended ct ma
ttii1rity. but are to be replaced by the
general mortgage.
u, IT. Stoteshury, Of Philadelphia, called
for a stock vote upon the adoption or.tha
report. which demand met with dfSaD-
proval upon the part of the minority.
The count showed 457,767 shares IN favor
Of the report and iii against President
Thomas and the old Board of Directors
In a statement to the shareholders.
President Thomas assumed entire re-
sponsibili.y for the mortgage cause, say
Ing he had acted in thu interest OF the
stockholde
II der lie said that the purpose
was to i tuate control OF the road ).
The board and myself are unwilling to
rest. under the imputatlon that"We are
trying to destroy the property or give
II It into the control of others.
"A resolution urging the incoming Board
OF Directors to resume the payment q
dividends was adopted.
The company has not declared dlVl-
dend for eleven years
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new BONDS
OF: UNION | [ !
The Framework Of New Empire
Must be Built UP Under
New Condit
Mr.. CHAMBERLA AIN IN LoN lD|llol||ll
Mr.. CHAM BERLAlN IN LONDON y i |l!l|l
Guild Hall Packed to Suffoea
ton and Protection Advocates
Is Given an Ovation, sa
lBy Associated ! ress.)

(By Associated 4ress.)
LONDON. Jan. 1s.-Ths Guild Hall syal
packet to sutrocation to-day to hear NJ
seph Chamberlain speak, Mr.. Chamber
.ain. who was accompanied by his Wifi
received a great ovation. He began 81
declaring that the provincial ceaters o|
commerce OF the United Kingdom hal
been heard from In regard to his tATiA
proposals, but the views OF tho clt!zen|
of London were no. vet known, He As||
sired to ascertain how the city mon fel|
on the subject OF his schems,
He pointed out that while London wal
now the clearing house Of the world lhI
doubted II that position could ba mani
taincd II the ancient fiscal superstitly1
was to be upheld Ills opponents claimed
that the recent Board OF Trade returtll
destroyed his contentious, hut no nseni'ei
to base his future arguments or, tfpsI
returns, as they proved .elat tho grows,
OF foreign expectations TO the British col
onies had greatly exceeded the growsl
of expectations from the motheFland Y lfl
petition OF Great Britain was detsriors|
Inns and. though he anticipated no isfaD2I
date catastrophe. tho situation cAllGi
loudly for some renledy. The lssSo1I|
of the past must be applied BaHd fA|l
framework OF new empire must n
built up under new conditions, by adart|
Ing tho protective policy adopted n
every other civilized nation and cFsatie(
new bonds Of union with the colonies, IS
Although no vote Of confidence wAI
permitted. the extra ordinary enthusiast
az the members ~ the Stock ExrilarSll
must have assured the fprrnar eolog!i
secretary that lie had The full syn -
OF his audience AZ
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BLOOD EXPERTS ON
... THE WITNESS STAND
(Special to Tho Times. Dispatch,

HI7I1H Especial TO ZIG Observation-Disclosures n
Z ALLENTOWN, PA, Jan. l9-Aftcr
having examined forty witnesses II It's t.
yBechtel was guilty OF being an accessory
after the fact In the murder OF her daugh-
ter, Mabel last October. the Common
evening. The proceedings to-day were
taken up entirely, with the examination
OF experts on blood,
81 Tho cases against three Of Mrs, Bech-
tells children, John, Charles and Myrtha,
who are also charged with being Access
sorles after the fact. were continued to-
day until the April term OF court. Their
ball was renewed. e
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MADE GOOD PROFIT
/. ON The FASTENERS
(By Associated Press,)

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan. 1eIThe
trial of August w, NIachen and the others
Indicted with him for cons piracy to de- !.
fraud the government proceeded rapidly
to-day The government put n seVid,,ence.
Darlington the dealings offthGl Croft d Bro :,
theirs With Machen's division n ne POST
office Department, and bank otl1cluls gave
Groffs, as we'll as the checks drawn
against these deposits.
THE fact was brought out by two wit
nesses representing firms which manufnc-
tured the Croft fastener that the price
to the Grofrs OF the complete fpstener wa
twenty-five cents, with reba,tte 81 f1ve
prompt settlement Of bills. The price at
which the fasteners were furnished to tnn
government at first was fixed It sl.5o
each, but later was reduced to SI,2o each,
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WANTS INFORMATION
rs59iS. ABOUT RED GROSS
fpv hssocinted Press.l

WASHINGTON, y. g.. ian, le,-,ssenatorr
Daniel to-day introduced 9 resolltloni 2. o. D,
and calling upon the Secretary of State
for detailed infqrmatlon. The resolution i
n ns,n has made inquiries Of foreign
governments concerning the society. and
Whether this government appoints any Of
e uiI SUPPORT SUPPORT II gives TO the society, Inv
a uiiii Is made also Respecting the, equip
ment Of The society for field .TStork how hoy;
Whether the Society has tho confidence
OF, the leading people of the country.
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Voting; Trust Dissolved.

y TT1-l 80. I13y zKsFUp1HtEu FTHB5J "
NEW YORK, Jan, l0s--The directors of
the Erie Railroad to-day declared a two
preferred stock, This action dlssolYes
the s,Voting trust" on Erie first preferred.
lilo agreement prevailing that tho trust
should be dissolved whenever 4 per cent,
on first preferred stock. a semi annual
dividend of 3 per cent, was paid last
August. tho fiscal year sndlng Juno S0th.
y, r. Morgan and two asso ciates had con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20
TOWN IN MOURNING
FOR FLOOD VICTIMS.
. (Ry Assonia ted I9rnss. j

(Ry Assooia ted Prnss.)
BLOEMFONTELN,s5 ORANGE RIVER
COLONY, Jan. l9.--1t Ia now estimated
that sixty persons were drowned as q
result OF the bursting Of a reservoir hare
Sunday, which also destroyed l76 houses
and three hotels.
There was a public funeral and inter-
ment to-day OF twcnty-three Of the boz
dies alraady recovered. The ceremonies
were attended by all the local. officials
aud 1000 OF the inhabitants. The shops
were closed and tho town Is In mourning,
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NEW YORK. Jan MISUNDERSTANDING
III head. Dressed beef. steady; city dressed
ycals lower ana soW 4 BARNARD cal es
City dressed yeals. .s9l2'sc. per pound; counts,
dressed dressed barnyar. Rn to,I Iesl
e434 heal Sheep, rated steady. lambs also.
Sheep sold at g soaa %; Mmbs sas % Dre ss
SflloiGc per pound. Hogs-Receipts. 1861 mead.
Market rated about steady. State hogs, $500.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS,

~, ~ a and Quincy new Is............ siH
ch,cs ~ NJ ana 81, paul gon. 4s........ 1ooH
Shtcn "a I'D con, 13l >
Chica g.. Il. I. and Pacific a.:...'....'.' Ill
Chicaso,E Il I. and Pnc col. 6s....."... SS.s;H
G. and St. Louis gen. 4a........... ssA
oTer'n!na -
Soinn ~ ard sontfer,, 4s.,,..,.......... s.H
Denver and RIO Grandn 4H.......t.......... o1h
Erie prior lien "a x
Erie genera az ;snvar c;tv isis lo3
I ~ NJ y e. Ia, 17aa 104s
su}ho md NasL Unaed is............ 0gA
tTsatton cnnsoi gold 4s...,,,,,........... l03 3
~ ~ ~ ~ 20 AZ 10
ca, CENTRAL lat Inc 1917
niInn and 81 oliis IA 06s
Missouri, Kansas and Texas t4s:........... oS e
Missouri Kansas and Toxas 2ds........ 60
National RI r. OF Mexico con- 4h......... g5h
New York Central gen.. 3hs..,............ q!
New JerBoy Central gen. 5bs...............'.A Ia
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pRY GOODS MARKET.

I NEW YORK, Jan, l9.--Mulket conditions
show increasing hr1nneas and buyers. while
asking prices. while sellers show Jess de Ire
to close transactions as the buyer approa hes
give no evidence OF. any poksinl. week ming
on pieco goods for the ncar future at least
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b RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. II
:f,i Richmond. Va, Jan. 10, 1904
,gts s5s QUOTATIONS. s.
Is CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)

y FItlchfHoHu, va, jan NJ 13Vs.
d Receipts for the week ending Monday: . al
CATTLE-Receipts. a62 head; market active
and strong Best steera So DC: medium =; Ito 70
/ hsifers, " dissc. !: medium to good 4fp!!zf.;
common to fair. 3A e63K C.. dry cows 2ls VsA
5, s22 head y market steady.
Good hogs. 81 lp5ihc.; fat shoats, 515Hc.;l rough
! hogs, 4AQ5c-, as TO quality. y. !,
4 SHEEP, AND .LAMBS-Receipts 255 head
market steady. Good sheep, 4i45kc.; lambs
and llght-weight yearl!ngs. 5KG6c. w. Z
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NEW ORLEANS. LA, Jan. 19-CoTToN--
Cotton: continues active and firm ut fuli prices
The demand is 90 pressing that IA tora ma 9
great difficult in Keeping sntsla q ~ r iine
OF samples on their tables. Sales 0.ao oales,
in Guiding 1000 10 arrive am, bo 10, o.;
revised: Ordinary and good ordinary ahSancedd
&c; low rniddllng and mid fln:; &c. ?; gooo
midlny and fair nliddlng. g. gg -,
Futures opened steady with prices G4it
points. higher aoong5 attor the Opening IN re
was wild stampede1tof shorts TO cover ana ~
y their haste did much to run prices u on
Themselves. Private ]. cables Is from LireT,oot
generally concur in the s.ntement that Eng.
iish traders are beginning TO realize the fhce
that this a short crop season. .tcpor.ss o.
further advances in 4the dry goods marke s.
with free buying at full prices, werc. oullish
features Receipts at the ports commune llGht I
In the trading OF the day conpartd win yer,
tcriays finals January advanced 70 point 10
1909, March u points to II. Is. MAY % points
10 li.S1 and July % points to 15.o9.
q The advance to.day carried prices wei! ap9vs
tho highest of the season, the previaus hlE n
prices FOR May being li70 and for as Eariy
In the day prominent bulls bought freely anu
bid for large lots, 1t was runored hat
the New Orleans bull pool yesterday oought
heavily hera. and also In New York ana LiS-
erpooi Near the end OF the season pr es re-
coded Ar points. closing steady. The nes
gains were ISr':0 points.
Cotton futures firm: January lto9lai.Na
February. II 21fiI4ee: March, T. ss"lt3.: APE !.
Hsiai45s; May, 1t7ial475: june; 1isSalt.s;
July, D.oSV Of; August. 1I,l5 bid.
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!. ina a 103ss
n;s..is.., racino A !. I. 71E
Nhrfo,t and yyesteru con- As,.....,.,......s, 81,
Oregon Short Line As. ana Parlc. '...'.''. a.
Penntylvs MIA cony OF =
Beading Ge d Iron Mo,,ntnin con. 5......,.1is
e. g o o,1Is MI san Francisco IT, 4s...... s3ss
81 i y nv so,,sh westsrn Ists 90
Seabourd AIR Line as .............,.....'. 60
Southern Pacific 4s o.
~ 'pnci1c lists 1l6h
~ ~ az and Western 4s.,,,,..., 10 q
Ioieao. 81 ~ Az 162h
nmon !,onisc cnnv Observation-Disclosures si4
Stesl "a 1it
v,abna h T1eh Bs 65E
~ ',tIn, ~ Ef,nke Eric As 30
Svinrnnain Contral Is s9HS
Colorado Fuel and Iron con. 6s..........$ q @
N. and o., Collateral TT. 4s ........,...... ~
Central OF Georgia "a lnc.t.'.,...','',..'"5 ~
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CHICAGO. ILL, Jan. 1e-cATTLE-Re-
Good to prime steers. s5.1595;so: poor 70 me.
dun So steskers ana fssdsrs ass
ners, fi.6OGf2.Io; bulls. Sc 0oG4-. calves s4506p
TO-DAY if,rysa ss ead
M.75sI5oo: good to choice heavy. 9i-O5a5 %
rough. heavy, si.7og4.9o; light $500 4s5; bul /
OF sales. sl.7ol4:o5. sheep-Receipts. u. oo9
lower Good to choice wetners. $50 0i %;
fair TO choice mixed. S3GJ6o: native lambs.
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NAVAL STORES,

M1FhhNsATqlSERRss thin asI a sscsip!s
eas e. sasS; Tssspis barE 1Sy
Crude Turpentine-Firm at SavJ5+s6' receipts,
II barrels. 4 !, 49,, : ~, -, , !, ~
AGGHH Ella I RIEsToN, s. c., Jan, lo-TuRPEN-
TINE-Etesdy ut 64,Sc, Rosln--s,eady. Il
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NEW YORK, Jan 1o.-FLoUR-Quiet. but
Arm and partly higher Mlnn.sst a, 6 Kecat
f FsaSlpu,. ~ Gornmssi-Firm. Rye-Frnssr.
sap t ne No. Tfs eRandi
the easier consols but meetins strong specn
u,ve support at Chicago turned TT fowa se,
o asr "a Response e 70 Sad
the Southwest, Tho close was strong at Sc.
ns eso4nMsSs; sy s!ss's t
opened lower with wheat after %hiG r. IT. re-
covered export demand and r,acd
lsNc, July. aa'se' oats-spot hrm: No. = a f
Zee I;eef-rirm. Cut Meats--steady; pi. killed.
T,ssmea sS5 5snea rym eop'nsnr ali s7ss
steady. Rosln- Steady; sii aimed. ss..s' Tur-s
's ds4 s Arms as HSs market x
pslcss adyaSss i ssbls BY Ing s
e9nsi'ier iauda,on however ths
~ sGS only H'e e%sf e poss sSs
Sales ito 900 bags. Sugar-Raw, quiet, TAR re-
nng, 2&e. sentrtugal % Ct, tIs ,sostea nU-
Butter steady extra ereamnery s s;S st fni
cream, fancy small colqred, September, H.,
ato made. 1osc small White rm sta e and and
ri i'o,aitoesMFirm; Long Island, s?2S8ss; Yer,
So Jersey swee ;ss j. 1sbosPse sIao
H Trm f sy saneRSsSss dsmeso
BY steam TO liverpool. l2c,
CHICAGO jan 5sat l'@Ain aH Srsss az
Sorthwest. Corn advanced nc an oats q
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BALTIMonE, MIDI San. ne:-cstLvEs-,
Strictly choice veals yer pound, &c.; good
veal, per pound 717hc.; poor to g9od ! per ss
and Virginia lambs. cho!ae, 5lsGec.s per pound
poor. thin. rough. t.sg5c; per p4una mo9l
per head. s3.5OGl3.o0: inferior. ner head 10
LEO: old bucks. per pound. :Ralsc,. as to quas-
ity and weight. 4,tss.ss n 5f
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MON UMENT5 UNVEILED
ON LEES BIRTHDAY
lny Assccinled Press. J

GAINESVILLE, FILA, Jan. l0-Kirby
Smith Chapter, United Daughters OF the
Confederacy celebrated Lees birthday
here to-dpi by unwilling 4 Confederate
monument. w l.. Palmer. Of Orlando
made the presentation speech, General
Robert Buaock replied, accepting the
monument in behalf ot thu Confederate
veterans,
AT the conclusion of the exercises the
members az StoneWall Camp United Con-
federate Veterans gave a free barbecue.
to ali present.
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coTToNsEEp OIL MARKET,

NEW. YORK., Jan. 1s-cottonseed oll was
featureless, aside from q steady tone. ana
showed little change. Prime crude f. 9. b.
mills, 296SOc;, prime summer yellow, ~ g. \;
4oc. prime winter yeoY. aoaa2c.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Jan. ls.-The cotton market
opened firm at an advance Of S1li noints ruled
generally firm and excited with prices going
lip to new high records for Lne seaso.. ana
trading more Gctlye than for some days past
The Initial advance was In lin7 Wa. higner
LiverpOol cables and light es,mateo =. the
days movement. which, ~ connection Win
cause operators TO feel more coniluent Of
T small crop estimates. Us =,
To-day's demand came from practically AL
sources, Shorts were COVERING outsiders buy-
ing to some extent anu leaung buli opet a.
i tors supporting the market moderately, The
result was that while tnere wsr- oc q iona!
rcnctons tho tendency of prices was upward
most OF the session, and the market from tho
opening Hhewea great hrmhness .,n M be best
midday When March sol. at l43. Ma. at
l44G and July at l45s: Following TIL tho
market displayed considerable irregularity
hut toward tho close weakened somewhat un-
der realizing, and the active positions lost
- Ths MARKET was nnally steady, however.
with prices net 1894 points ,hor sales
Receipts at Nc ports to-day were 81 4sO bales
Tor tic Week 10000 bales against ls-,9ol last
at Me! New Orleans we're 1854 bales against ll5l3
last year, and at Houston 1927 bales against
1850 last year,
Cotton futures opened firm and closed
steady: III, ~, ~. :.
January oRssso HE liSs i is e! s1ss
MaToh ,,:iiiaiS 1855 li67 i t!s
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKE'

NoRro1 x PI 'NN a. MAAkn loT,-.pDANurs-.
Farmers market iilmer Fancy, s,urz. suls4.y
prime ShdI8Mc,; prime. 27tHsc'; common. 9,s4
sAc' Spanish, ssags'e' maeh'ho p'aAsa' 1'0
PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. 1s.-PEANuTs---
6punsn. yVaIy2.se. Market nlllL sLuek uSnt
fnnry; market steady.
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on 3! Trip.

Messrs. Paul yaldrIghi, Gus Hanna,
Willie Keck and James Il. Luck are on,
pleasure trip to Baltimore, Philadelphia
and other Northern points. They Will re-
main away about ten days
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MOST GAINS
WIPED OUT
Animation Of Stock Market Dis
sipateel Before End Of
II the Session. NJ
THE CLOSE rs IRREGULAR r E: J ! ] I
In Morning Hours There Was
Growth III Volume and III
Breadth Of Demand.
(By Associated Prcss.)

y. u II
NElv YORK. Jan. iO.--'rhc promise
he'd out by the late STOCK market of
yesterday was not fully Called to-day.
urcrc was q growth In Tie volume Of
tho dealings ana III tho breadth of the
demand, but the animation did not hold
70 I'd Til oughout tho session and tic gains
wero yielded for the most part before
thu closing, which was Irregular. Great
lpopes OF an enlivcned market were built
4 on the gpecia activity nnd strength yes
btnles Steel preferred ald the SECOND
mortgage five per cent. bonds.
United States Steel prclcrred 500 * tx
dividend Of J. 3-4 Per cent, and when !! INC 9.
VITA the dividend on, Ut Lecamo manifest
thilt very heavy ceiling Utucts wonio na .,9
L, DO absorbed before the price e olalu
noke further advance. Inc same uDm nv,
Z ton OF AFFAIRS developed III lelltsy iftl1'ia,
r,ylien&l rose 70 10 u, !, y, !,
There was manifest .,eayy realizing IN
a me. gamnted Copper, Htlch carried OIL q
pu,E. Gelow last nlgnt during t;1e co CO.. T 81
TIE ROCK Island issues also failed 70
ms main the buoyant tono5 OF yestcrua!.
These developments In so importa = u !, y
group OF stocks had g discouragins erect
tlplIl the bulls. and the SUBSEQUENT spec,u-
;n,.on' showed al lack Of cnthtls'as il. I !. ny
growing abundance OF money resources
nt5CCIEcQ nave I'LL GO
Il for parties OF operators.in stocks ,oi slnnli
ral.oad and industrial companies, and
this class Of securities again assumed tile
pre- dominance in the market, ~
Isl ms local traction STOCKS shared an ING
strength Of minor stocks. There was q
late rise Of a point IN Unlon PACING q t
& tha entries rose from ~ 2 points on Inc
announcement of 4 he declaration @ atnc
fu.l q per cent senf:Annual dlYldcndf on
5ths first preferred stock.
BY permitting the dissolution OF me ING
voting trust, the DOMINANT interest IN
Eric departs from tho POLICY followed
IN tic case OF Reading and Southern
Itailway. Realizing sales were resumed
on the last recovery, and the marAet
CLOSED Irregular. !. IL .
Tho large dealings in United States
Si4cl second nyes continued. The ma rKet
generally was somewhat irregular. IOlul
Gales par value, 81, l10. 81
Clited States bonds were uncn nan
retail gales Of stocks were 5la, 900 shares.
NEW YORK. Jan. la.-aloney on call
easy. / 3-4 to 2 per cent closing 81 70 Q
2. Time loans easy; sixty days TO 3 ~
PEI. cent; ninety days and six months :
4 10 4 III. Prime mercantile paper 1;o 70
b., Sterling exchange irregular; closed
iir7:. with actual business in bankers
( btlly'Dt $4,000 TO $4.kG for demand, and at
siS3.lC to S4.E5.i5 for sixty day bills; posted
rate. S4s3 Ia to sA.SG L. Commercial
bis $i.A SIS to f$4.S2 81. Bar silver IS s7-S;
,t-. tla~ 4 II y =
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD, Jan. ls,--seaboard !, All
isSs. Seaboard IS. 66.a a66ls At.antlc Coast
Line common, 1064lvi; do preferred not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20

BALTIMORE Mp; Jan, ls,mILoS|Ri-E ZIP
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20
+ Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
SALES.

SALEJ:
37?Q0 Anlalgntrnted Copper .......
# Amer. Cotton Oil.......n.u
Amer. snuff ....:.,s...u.,.
200 Amer. Snuff, pfd...,.......
Amer. Can ."..........,...
100 Amer. Can. I,fd....i....,...
$40 Amer. Locomotive. coi1it...
7N Amer. Locomotive, pfd.".
25J0 Atnur. Sugar \. ......,...,...
1900 ~. r. and s. re. CONN.,.
1910 A.. u. and s. Re. pfdi....
1000 Baltimore and Ohio 1890.
244OO Brooklyn Rapid Trai1sit...
Canada Southern ........,.
3l7O Canadian, Pacific .........,..
goo chesapeake 2 nd Ohio.......
5000 CHI. Great Western. ....,..
1880 Gilt, Nil. and s. P........,.
400 Colo. Fuel and fron........
$50 Colo Southern, com. $3.50
100 Colo. Southern. LIST nfd..u.
700 Colo. Southern, "a pfd......
700 Clcv., CHI. Chi. and s. u.
100 Con incntal Tobacco. pfd..l
1900 C,onsolldat ted Gas ..........
300 Delaware and Jiudson...u.
100 Del. Lack and .NVestei.n....
20GUO Erie. com....... ...........
900 Erie, 1st pfd.
AGO Erie, I'd rfd..................
100 General Electric ............
HOO Illinois Central ...........l..
1900 Louisville and Nashville.
i S55S Metro. Street Railway......
c50O Mexican Central ............
67c0 Mo-, Kan. and TEX, conn.,.
SEQ Mo- Kan. and Tex, pfd..
1896 Missouri Pacific ..............
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20

BoSToN,-Kid Garter. OF Brooklyn.
knocked out loo Choynskl OF Chicago.
after two minutes Of hghtlng in The first
round before the Criterion Athletic Club
,So.pight, 81 A an ~ n US " 8