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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-13
COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE cotton market ke
opened STEADY AT unchanged prices To- as-
cine q sponts unusr bear pressuse, s 70 t tbs
face ui rather better cables than sxpecteu. tue
continued light movement md turtner com,
plants OF cold weather from some sections U.s., q
the belt. first. however, there was sotns
demand .or covering and little buyins
through commission houses suffctenl 70 Ta!ly
the early market TO net gan OF from , bViil
points the more active positions oentt'
inent here seemed bearsn, however on apptf r..
hcnsions that the continued itSlt demand lor
SPOT cotton would sooner or later cause q
break in the Southern spot markets ana w WINS
the estimates Cor to-morrow's receipts al lcnu.
ing pots We're light and the forecast san cailsd
the market could nat hold the advance. p I,,,
first report for the season OF the weather Lu-
reau, publshed at midday, proved without IN IN
ditions already Understood by the trade. and
In The afternoon the market ruled genera1!yt
easy in tone with prices about the lowest OF
the session or net decline from loalo points $
until near the close when moderate coseriIns
caused slight rally with. the market hlaliy
steady at unchanged prices to q decline OF u
points, .,.
session and was chiefly for local account, be.
ycnd little buying through commission
estimated at only about 1900 bales.
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Seaboard SIS Quite Strong.
n!eaR.aead, Va, ..Apr.l L. 10.


Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
BALI lalORE, Au., April The chief In
tercst to-day was IN the Seab5ard AR Line
a-year SO and Consolidated Gas tBa.timoie)
stOca. ~h!ch nave been tho speculative Leaders
Gas is IN me hands OF a s>rong pool and they
mark Il, up without much trouble.
The year SeaboarG IS are scarce and IN good
demand and snouid move up. senboard com
mon is weak, hut any inquiry for II ought "
fer.ns There IS stu little or NJ pubic specu-
IaIive interest. 5}i .Fs5g -, S
I. Seaboard Air Line common closed at 9I9,:i
do preferred ia gls. Scaboard Is, S,A 46J
do s-year S. Ssasoss d. v-.e ear bs sst: n a.
Atlantic Coast l.,ns common 1884 ~. Notn
Is closed at g3A9tSss. a.#
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Murphy Sent On.

fsneiHnE ~ lle Zines DIS atch.l
Murphy, OF this city. who stands charsed
with shooting Cher OF Ponce j, Frank
Miller through both feet about three
weeks ngo, IN an attempt to escape from
Il store which he was ropblng, WAS given
a preliminary hearing here yesterday az
ternoon and bound over to court under a
bond OF $1,000, which he. failed to give,
and was remanded to ial.
4 James Safrit, q young man who was
arrested in Lynchburg With Murphy and
who It was. believed was an accompllce,
was released on account Of lack OF evi-.
dence 10 convict, &s4
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VICTIM OF AUTO.
Youth Run Down by Delivery
s& Wapon. "a
Especial to Tho ,rim,es-Dispatcll.3

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.) .
\ NEW YORK. April l2.-R obert Morris
eight years old. of No. 43o West Twenty
fifth Street. was killed by a delivery
automobile. belonging to the Adams Elk.
press Company. In front OF his home yes
terday He was playing with TWO cons
panons when tho auto ran him down..
Tho driver jumped from his seat; and,
picking up the little fellow carried him
to the hallway OF his home. and then.
remounting. quickly disappeared Up 20
late hour he had not been appre-
heudad.
a Bellevue Hospital ambulancs was
telerhoned for. but when DR.. Brooks arr
rived he said that the boy had fied al
most Instantly
The driver has disappeared and the
police are looking tor him
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c.. April l,-sP1R1Ts
TuRPENTfNE-Firm at 5SAc,; receipts. u
casks Rosin-Nothing doing receipts. lts bar
rels. Tar--Firm at Sl.90; receipts. ?55 barrels.
Crude Turpentlne.-Firm at s..soa3,7s ana Tt,oo'
Receipts IS barrels
TIN E-Ftrnl al bAbic sales, $50 casks; receipts,
503 casks; exports As casks Eosln-Flrmi
sales, l1s barrels; reneipts. l.'97 parresi eS-
PHI ttiHi.ARLEsroN, s. c., April 1e,-TuRPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN--Nomlnal.
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MARINE INTELLlaENcE
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL "a. 1901,
.--.- ~ z q INElD .-LL - .r..

ARRIVED,
steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. merohan n
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Inc, !,
steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Nortolk ano
Names itlycr landings, merchandise anu paS-
Sc myers Virginia Nav. cation &c. q
Barge SWansboro. Scott, baltimore COAL p
H. Halves and 20.
6AII.En
Steamer berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, merchan'
dise and ma asangers. Old Dominion line
Steamer Maud, Clifford, James F'seF' 'u1nse'.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS APRIL ~, 1904, VI
ARRIVED.
steamer Abarunda, Norfolk. ..,u. 3
SCHOONER James H. HSyt, NoFtolN
SAILED.
y steamer AcIlla. Hamburg.
Schooner Es.sa H P nGvt Ply nSssaa
BARGE Majestic, ProYld .
) Barge City IS Montreal NsW |1Ay ssl
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Sunday SCHOOL,,

Especial to q,lle z i,i.es- Dlsnatch,)
sALIsBURY.sN.C. e.. April u, n he trans
State touring party OF the North Carolina
Inter- Denominational Sunday School AS
sociu,ion opened the Kowan county con.
prominent workers are In attendance, In,
Guiding Professor 8, NJ. Smith, g. C, Tel
lar i. Fl. Meredith and many lay work.
ars. the convention rs attended BY large
tnumbers Of peg1ssss SSl3
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GENERAL LEE SICK,
Confined to Bed for Week With
Acute Bronchitis.

General Fitzhugh Lee returned from
Washington week ago with an attack
OF grip, which has developed into acute
bronchitis. He has been confined 70 hls
bed. under the care of his physician, pr.
Edward Mcclure, ever since. and was not
present at the Shields Russell @eddlns
yesterday afternoon. as published yesteg'
gress that he will not ~ able to Do pres.
enl5at the presentation Of the portrait q
General Hampton az Lee Camp Han stl'
day evening. ss
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ROYAL ARcANuM
MEETING GRAND COUNCIL OF VlR'
CHINA, MORT ok, VA, APRIL #

0-7 TY n NND q 'F'' 80 7-I -
$3.50 round-trip from Richmond, via
Norfolk and Western Railway, and cor
respondingly low rates from all points
on Its line within the state Tickets VIII
be sold April 18th, 18th and lsih, 5000
for return passage until AprN zau,
Quickest and only all ran me petWeeh
r Ichmond and Norfolk. Three daily
trains weave Richmond 0 a. NJ, 3
=. MI and res p. NJ. For tickets and fur
ther information apply to Ticket Agent,
Byrd street Station, Richmond Transfer.
Company, or at company's office, SSs East
Main street; Jno. =. Wagner. City Pas
senger Agent,
q ii. BosLEY. Dist, Pass. Agent,
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SALES.

NiW Ainnlgamated Copper .....
( 100 Amer. Car and Foufl. .....,i
800 Amer. Cotton OIL .....,.s.
1860 American snuif rfd........5
American Cant ..............!
American Can pftl......".
Amer Loco, com. ..........
1O Amer. Loco, pfd............s
l1sU American Sugar ....,......,
1920 a., II. and &. re, con1.....
300 A.. T. and Santa re, pfd..
B $500 Baltimore and Ohio........t
$500 Brooltlyn Rapid Trarsit...
Canada Southern .,.u......5
800 Canadian Pacific ...........
q 900 Chesapeake and Ohio ......
$500 Chicago Great Western -.
$500 Cliia Nil. and st. Paul.....
400 Colorado Fuel and Iron....
100 Colorado Southern, com q.
!. 200 Colorado Southern, lat piJ.
200 Colorado Southern, "a pfd..
c., c.. G. and st. Louis. II.
Con. Tob., pfd.
51n1 Consolidated Gas ..........a
1900 Delaware and Hudson .....a
Del, Lack and Western.
1880 Erie, com.
1900 Eric, lat pfd. .......,,,,A.
400 Erie, "a nfd. ............,..
200 General Electric ..........
COO Illinois Central ........,...
900 J. louisville and Nashville....8
400 NInnhattan ........ .........
1900 Metro. st. Ry.
1870 Mexican Central ........,..
Mo-. Kan. aud Texas. com.
200 Mo. Kan. and Texas, pfd.
53CO Missouri Pacific .............
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Day GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. April I.--Dry goods buying
Look is tor a continuance OF O. hand-to-mouth
business. although there, seems to be less inul.
thans been the case up to the present time
No further export business Is reported, a.
though sellers are sangulne 81 further opera
lions for China ~ gS
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKETS.

PETERSBURG, VA. April le.-PEANuTS-
continues iirm at sl.l5 per oushei for spanish:
oiiered. TVirginlns tirm at axe. for fancy stock
Some shipments are being mods from, Peters'
burg Of stock that had been stored ~ 'n's
NoRroLK, VA. April ls@ =, F.. nJ;sso
4lsu4,.c common, 3ts@SHc.; Spanish. 1L2s per
buBhel FAN ~ n. AZ VI EtESi {ef E
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For the Davis Monument.

The following amounts have been re-
ceived by the treasurer OF the Jefferson
Davis Monument Association since last
report: s
Mrs. w. r. vawter. from sale Of
Shepherds pictures. $3.50 %
M SeWs Va i.p @ 10 %
Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety. from sale OF souvenirs lett
from pa ahe $50
m 1ohn Thompson's Chapter...... CO
New York Chapter, U. d. sC-......... iS w
stonewall Jackson's Chapter. Kan - ~
sas City, Mo. ~ w
WINNIE v laws .p..., 500
SOL co
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Cash Quolntlons WeIs Us luI1uWs.. ~! oaNosS5o
Dull and STEADY, No. sprlng % %laei En
c Sa 52Nassssc. No. yellow. 5sgs!i!c. No;
oats, sias7lsc.; No. white sI@i s. H9;
70 Choice mailing. 4i@Sss No. l!axseed slos;
10 nortlwastern, slia; prime Tmohy 7, ,ss.
SsI% ner 10 pounds soi5aS l7,s short ribs
sIdes tioosel, 50 l2,sQ6 s7ssi short clear siaes
SboxedI, ss;7SgL 30 Whlskey basis o. u, h e
S S.,tes Easy; creanleres l4a2slsc, darles,
ifsiSsIalc, Eggs-siteady at lsA9l6ac, Cheese
Easy at 9Ilobac
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r.o.rroNspDD OIL MARKET,

Iced in the cottcnseed oil market to-day and
prices were shade higher on dght ot!eE!ngs
Prime crude. fo D. Mills, 2Sssv.sn H., PRIME prime
nal prime white. SSQsso.; prime winter yell
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BALTIMORE, Mp, April lH;-FLo9uR.92ul!es,,
fss n r. sS'S
f Ell ana sTu easy No. white i7lsa4sG Rye;
Ssass aa s5se; a. erea sna
nrw Md do ladle, l5Q6c. store packed,
ieailsc Eggs Steady and unchanged 81 TIC.
s,smraM-str5i;s and unchanged, $ya
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DAILY {ExcEPT suNpAY} SERVICE
VIA THE POPULAR YORK r lVER

Erfect,ve April 18Th. 1904 steamers Of
YORK si Linz Mi Nh sail daily EXCEPT Sunday.
connecfinn leaving Rlchmond at 10 r
AZ isavag Eat as 5sS I; N a
s tt,a cfinys Nav " Of rsachins Raltlmora
P Hi New York and All the North
aRa , AsI- q yY, wEsTRuRY, p. III ~
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+ . .
Cotton, dull; n,,ddl!ns li.75: net receipts, 50
bales; gr5sa, 2795 bales; sales. FOL bales stocs'
'Total to-day al all seapor,s-Set rsee!p,s,
4. s1s bales: export TO Great Britain. 0s bales;
to the Continent ll6o ba leg: stock 49, ~ bass.
Consolidated at all seap2..s-Sst rssG sa
l. SIS bales; export to Great Br1ta;n o5's paes'
TO the Continent. L, a.l bales
Total since September lhl AZ ssii ssaPoi 80
Net receipts 6.1Ga,it1 bales: export 70 oteat
britain, IIi7574 bales; to France. gu. ipt ears'
Ia 7. tils Continent. s,Sss,ISJ bales: TO Japan.
81 ri bales 10 Mexico. 4, III bales
NEW ORLEANS. La, April i12-.CoIIOS-
Spot cotton quiet. The decline IN futures nas
check cd g,i,e spot demand though the oHeransa
were very light Sales aolp bales, ancluolHS
a(Isj to arrive. Quotations unch uS co.
Futures opened steady and unenanSea 20
points higher Soon afior the opening ,tnTp
was q fair amount of selling, ana under y
prices gradually easel on PROMINENT longs
gave the market some support Tor tline, pui
When they Withdrew the bears hammered prices
sun,id they were ls3ls points lower inan yes
steiuays close Later thcre was an 'mpto o,,.
sa.e Tho net losses we're l9ets points on
the old crop positions Bnd l9si5 on tho new.
/ Cotton tuaurcs steady: ADtlI. !Aa2 PIG: May.
IL E4EllI c. June, ls4 bsa; - uiy. lo,iau lo.to
AUGUST i4.liglLl5; September 10; Octoees'
.1lsi1lL&,: November, n.t oid. DecSHlpeE,
18TH u G6-
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Conditions Slightly Influenced BY
Report on Condition Of
Winter Wheat. II
SALE OF II. 5. STEEL BONDS \ i
Cotton Opened Steady, But De-
clincd 3 Points-Weatl1cr Re
port Did Not Influence Prices.

.----.- -------.--------.---------- -----------'
fs,x Assoeiatcd 1,ress.l

\ EEw YORK. April 12.-To-day's stock
market was still lacking II the nn Ina -
which characterized trading p reaN,onya o ~
prizes ri became rather more pronounced.
.rhe course Of to-day,,s market Vas e "
aeny ~ the Whe az
he ,mDstasi9,ng tho NSP.
seGar,s s for 81 ie
report that the United States steel e,r C "
Srahon bag sanee nns q o9iaa 1er zig
i ferred s siocs. The conce rated absorp.
onof The second bqn1s Waa . one
Of o6o or or III upward ard OF these bonds we're
taken by one drm me impression j was as
conveyed q, that mIsl q TINS was on oFue's
Reports that grain rates had been
asrasa III raaoqds w sou ls
exrectntlon that cut rates would be Of,
fercd later when ia az n "a, m ma;
vnrce or d point to III the market was 1s
followed by a stendyl decline 70 the wi tt
market. Union PtciiG slumpaid , az the
on the Attorney-G cneral'x ti.ude, to-
wards the intervention suit Ut st. Paul
The close WAS weak ana loseeS OF 70 ! 90
Bonds we're Irregular With g large part
Z OF the dealings III United STATES eel
second 5S.s lOt1l Sllsb, p1tef atnSt sS1,' ~,
o60 United Safes bonds were unchanged
': TotafI sales OF stocks for the day were
419,500 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANG E-cLoSE:
Money on call easy at I ! -21l 81; closing
bid l-2; oiterei at / "a: time loans, easy,
sixty days, liz per cent; ninety days.
2a-4; Sin month";, -: prime nlercantlle
paper. 404l-2. Sterling exchange STEADY
with actual bus mess in bankers bills a t
a s4.s7.a03i .s1s3I for demand and az stA.saV3
4s4eo for Sixty day bills: posted. r gas
Bar silver. 50 3-lS: shtex.can dollars 4a.
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Richmonders in New York,
,e, y, m, rrines, Dispatch.1

Especial TO Tho fFImts'1'isI pa tr1I'1
NEW YORK. April waldo ~, e, q
r. vi, Black; New AmsleT dam Sc =
Pears,
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April l2.-.FL To dull
and unchanged. Rye Flour--Dul.. Cornlneai-
QUIET Eye-Duil Dariey-Quiet: l.
Wneas-Spot easy: No. red. 81 70 III. no, Iar,
and sSeadier cables. bur immediately TUNED
weak unQer extensive se.tnS. me &C e.os 50
showed AsIikc. net decline. aiay closed az
ss,sc., Jciy. sjtsc-; September, Asc-' oeesH'-
Der. Sic I., On,ior
market opened nTuer with wheat ana .heh
broke violently in response 10 heavy comm. 5.
sion house selling West, CLOSING 1yI7sc; net
lower May closed a. SC; , }u;y' e4 1,ninaI
sg Bees Mssn Cut Meats QUIET. Lard
s,aat,v. rsfiI,ed. QUIET. Pork--Easy; fanny,
&c ST.: short clear. slial5,fa: mess p,rK. tiay
Ii. 81 TaIlow-Duil. Rosn-Flrn; j. 81 Slraihe 7o
sa.as ga. ", tGryentine-tistn at 1, ntss ne.
mild. steady: Cordova, 1oql3c ne ma as. 60, aos
coGee rr.ures opened firm ut uncnaassa pst nS
10 an advance OF points on tue AL w p os.
zion buliisn crop news seems ~ 5na. $500 ~
the market ruled active and iirm rart o. E sle
demand came from houses Win Sottoh -. FL
csanue CONNECTIONS ana with shorts showing
disposition to cover the market Giosea y! y. ~
bags. Sugar--Raw. quiet; fer re'ininS. sssa:
cnntrif,Ipni 90 Test 3Sc.; Enoasses sugar, .ac,'
AIM renai va ,sriet. Rce-Quiet Alo.asses-Firn.
Butter-Unsettled extra fresh Srean fns
fuIl cream, small coloyed. fancy September,
1t,. smnli white fancy. September. lac, Esss-
Siraiv state and Pennsylvania. nearby, aver
axe finest lScy southern ffst ~ s,a,s m
Potntoes- Firm: Fioriaa, new; ., sr;9oa ~
onE Island, s4(i25; state ana Western saGks.
Sieaay.9 fancy handpicked, bst other comes
Ia al: l76t.e Cabbages--Ftrm; tlorlda,4 narrei.
c c,g, n ,sGl460 CotIon-By steam 70 LlVer'
pool l&c- 4
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTSBURG. Pa. Pa.
April l..-cAr'rLEs-supply light Ma Market
gteady Choice, IS. 25dno1; priine n$isVYS,.o ,
tar. sag 44u Hpgs-oupply light, uouh.a
decks. Market. active Prime heavy. s'S e. g
s.s5; light workers. .5.2595.3V: pigs, s5G5lo;
roushs, 5O1l4 sheep-suDpiy, Light ,; Mar,
sheen, ysla.50; choice lambs, s6.25@6.40; veal
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CINCINNATI, o.. April 1a.-HoGs-Dull at
Cattle-Steady at S2.2napi.23. Sheep.
Sr.onv AT s3Git.50 LGmbs-Strong at "a. 5y16. ".
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ding cnif, 1900; Iniddlng uplands. SlL7S; sales,
3gl balcs .=@
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

|
Richmond, Va. April L. 1sH- 4
Receipts for the week ending Monday:
CATiLE-Receipts, III head COCO Cattle er
lower; common and medium granes stIonset.
Best steers. 6J5t4c-: medium TO GOOD. ~ gi@G
az 81 COWS. z sa Ia GUS saasc ;casss: 40
SIC. ; fresh COWS, sa5. 0a5.; quarantine catt1e'
3.s4i.s9: bulls. aslac t5ai,
oood s soss s4ss ssc ; roushs aaSc shaats
u hs bead: Market s,ss. arm AZ
Best sheep. &c., others, 4s2a!ac- oucAs' cry
4Hc.
EN- III A ApF! l steaaS Goa g
ii u ssea S.; suckers aud feeders. :2isg
as; cows 32ata1; heifers. s225g4 y: ca nnefa'
Sz4lL sJ bulls szs;i. Iu calves. 5JIo.oo leAas-
Sc si ssaa
ed d and butchers. s5.Wa5.s5; good 70 choice !:
heavy rSusn:, n ss Ivy Mlo IS
snSeep-Receipts. 1900 head. Market weak g ., 70
Zoe, lower. Good to choice wetners, 81 toI .. y
fair to cnoicc mixed 50. 50t44 co. estern sheep.
81 50a5.25: native lambs Si-SGa-ap'
NEW YORK. April Il, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SIC. per pound light Western and Texas beef
seIIIns at 5u6c. per pouna. Caiyes-Receipts,
s6j head Almost nothing doing GOOD TO prime
veals sa4.a.a o. Cny dressed Seals' esIs ,s per
Marks, steady for potn sneep and lambs
Wooled sheep sold at si.l2iz4o.U; common 20
prime woo.ed lambs, staosp; ounch OF
psr mead Dressed mutton steady at 64sc. per
pound; dressed lambs, urn at sHiocsSIt p Let
pound. Hogs-Receipts. Ass head. MaIhet
iirm to lvc. higner- Prine slate hoss so'o
HSs N. y.ras1e q #- Z. H =
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re CHICAGO. I'LL, April IA large increase
~ .ne wi,h sharp decline In corn caused
wheat bs snday yenE hs ao SGse Xsi
, tv shows n loss OF lisc. Oats are on &Hsc,
and provisions lblSVc',
The leading futures ranged as follows c ;,,o..
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See Thursdays Times Dispatch for Richmond Merchants Mdwe
/ Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York


200 Nash. Chat. and st. Louis
q COO New York Central ..........
900 Norfolk and Western .....s
1850 NJ u, Ont. and Western...
Pacific Mnil .s..... .......
4s4W PENIS ylvafia r. Il. ........s
co Peoples Gas (Chi) ,.......f
( 200 Pressed Steel Car ........
Pressed Steel Car. pfd. ~.
.s200 Rep. Iron and Steel. conn.,.
Rep. Iron and Steel. pfd..
S4OU ReadlnE, CON. ,..,........s.S
ncadllng. LIST pfd ...........i
,a Reading, 2d pfd. ...........S
1850 Rock Island. com. ........,.
1900 Rock Island. pfd. ..........
400 Sloss .......... c.............8
sloss. pfd. ........,......
1900 st. L. and S. Fran. I'd pfdy
600 st. r. and So. West, pfd..
24Ol0 Southern Pacific ....... 4.
$500 Southern Railway. com. -.
400 Southern Railway, pfd. -.
Seaboard Air Line, com. 4.
Scaboard Air Line. pfd ....6
100 Tennessee Coal and lron..
! 400 Texas Pacific ...". 1880.
G610Q Union Pacific .......... go.
Z GOO United States Leather $3.50
S400 United states Steel ...:...a
$500 United States steel. pfd. 8.
Va.-Car. Chemical. com. !.
va Car. Chemical, pfd. s..
zoo Wabash. com. .............t
( 970J Wabash, pfd ...............
SO Western Union ......... 4.
2B Wisconsin
800 Wisconsin Central, pfd. -
Total. 463.aoo.
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II. s. Lizard. D, ?, =.
The Globe-republican., 1904-02-18

have any fine watches that You want re-
paired just bring them In while Roxy is
there. He knows the difference between
a watch and . texas steer every time.
On going out on Icy walks Wednesday
morning II was impressed upon our
mind that the ground box and the wealth.
or man would have much to account for
when the day Of reckoning Gomez. "
H.P. McCaustland sold the George n.
Smith ranch, located southwest Of Buck.
lin, to John Luft Of Usage county. Mr..
Luit bought the cattle on tho ranch also
and will take possession sometime In
March.
Some persons, without fear Of the
Lord and regard for the laws OF the land
In which they live and who seem to have
q taste for the weed, broke into the pool
room last Friday night and appropriated
unto themselves lot OF cigars and to-
bacco without the consent Of the owner.
twas rumored yesterday morning that
Ed Warner had sold bis place adjoining
The town site on the east to W. G. Oxley
but on making inquiry OF Ed about it be
said that be did not know thing about
1t, II he had sold out, but that he would
70 home and see bis wife and find out
whether or not she had sold out. Az we
nave not heard anything more from him
we are all In the air about that trade but
blink 1t Is no 60.
G. +, Trager and F. A. Gresham. are
constructing telephone line from Ira
gers store to his residence In the north
suburb Of Bucklin, thence west to F. A.
Gresham's farm some three miles out,
Whether 1t will extend any farther than
that or whether it will stop there is not
vet determined. That don't matter. The
question Ia what does Frank want with a |
from his store to bis house.
Does he think that the burglars will call
him up on the phone when they want to
yet in his store in the wee small hours?
Not on your life, and II they did, he
would not yet up and come down TO the
store and let them out.
Clyde Culver died at his home, No.
l47 North Clarence Ave-, Wichita, Kas.,
last Thursday night February IL, 1904.
Ills death was caused by tubercular af-
lection Of the throat. Clyde was twenty
TX years old, He with his mother, two
,rotherS and two sisters had recently
'ome from Oregon and located at Wichita
where they had decided to make their
utuIy home, This family has been
greatly bereaved in little more than
me short year. Just little over year
lgo The family left Oklahoma and went
o Newberg, Oregon. 1t then consisted
II the father and mother, three sons
md three daughters and Of that number,
me, the father, G, S. Culver lies buried
1t Newberg Ella, the oldest daughter,
lied in COLORADO on the train on the re-
urn trip from Oregon and Is buried at
3ucklin, Kans., and now Clyde has
zone to join them on the other shore,
lis body lies in Maple Grove cemetery
It Wichita. The family is well known
n this community having lived here for
laDy years.