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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

Some weeks ago during the severe
winlctW'athcr bo,h u,y wife nd NY
CON d q severe col - whi,ll
'pceLily y ops. uto tuc n,...
Lin | D. ia grippe with allit, mlsc.abn
.ri tom 81 Mr.. j = Egl sion %:
Mailc Landing, Iowa. "Knccs and
J ",' dc...,e, lnu u.,s sore, ,.va, s,,l
q up e.,s ana nos running. via,
ytnatc spc.b OF Chiil> ana fever
began uolug Chamberlain Cough.
III u>. aiding the same with u GUsv
~."mib- ria MS >lomach aud ave.
bsrt~, ana by lis uucr;ti Use SO.
hi!ct,iy kn ckcd cut tie giy.
'n~sc Tablets promoted healthy ac
avn u. tIic ,OMc.s, nNcI .nu h.ul>
"ilcii - a!hItS Dlnc nclaI wilvu "a,
so III /, cons nscnt,u 10y d coiu uruItacn
.'' o'iS. rOl 81 b. .uIni,.,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
Ry dies Stomach

L -
Mr., X T. Jones, buyer for Parker &
Bridget, whose large department stores
are located at Gth and Penn. Ave.
W ash ngton, ID g, writes. under date
|-plil II, %, as follows: Last Fcbu
airy, one year, while in New York on
business for my house, 1 caught SER
we're cold, which laid me UP for seye-
raj weeks and left me weak ard ner-
vous. had little or no appetite. and
my digestion was very poor. Ny ply
'lciaEs could not get at the cause OF nv
trouble, as my digestion seemed SO
much iml aired. | decided TO try Rv-
ddle's Stomach Tablets, being assured
by Il friend. they we're a good drspepsia
medic NJ. After using them for a few
days, | began TO realize that / was
getting letter. gave up the doctor $
prescription and have gained 20 pounds
while using Two bUxes oi these tablets.
L never felt better IN my .ife, and ac-
credit Eydale 5 Stomach Tablets with
having cured me. / can recommend
them most heartily, To sufferers from
ervo Is lid geS ion and general run.
down conditions OF the system. J. ID
IimmunS.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
How the New Regime
Is Put Into Practice

Ed gown"
AS she spoke tie head of the
house, who was playing the part of her
lord and master, looked at his wife re
pr"achful!y
Did you not" he observed sey ercly.
take that fashion pill left for you
this morning.
''N-no,' she faltercd. Il forgot IT,"
Then take il ut once and he cured cf
tie new dress habit. I'm going down
10 the club
TO tie club" she repeated tri-
umphantly. And so. dear. Won. too.
have been remiss. Did not the faith
doctor when lie called last week order
YOU 10 take an anticiub capsule after
each meal:"
Her husband averted his gaze
Forgive me, darling" he murmured,
as lie went o5edlently to the medicine
chest and did as she desired.
BY the way" lie continued present
ly lis that young man calling on oui
daughter Penelope yet?"
Yes. she expects him tonight"
Then tell Der to take those anti
spooning tablets. And how is the
baby?"
"Splencid. Since the doctor gave him
the HonCeStructive drops | have kept
iIi,n iii the trout parlor. The cook was
going 10 leave this morning. and | gave
Ecr big dose of staying solution, and
she swears now she'll never leave me- -
There was Il sudden ring ut the door
The maid came up.
~ ln@n II collect this bill. sir"
Husband and wife smiled scvcnely
Size went over TO the chest and return
ell with Il box.
Here. Jane" she said. tell him to
take one of these pills every hour until
tie Impulse to collect that bill has left
him ent.rely."-Tom Masson III Life.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

"Eon't talk . M about tho rcclnrs
In that magazine" .l.d Mr.. Lane.
with GrcIt energy. Wasn't THAT The
very magazine that advised me u liIt
Oh that sDdy solution and leave Tie IT,
hIcr!o;A out overnight to take OF those
yellow staiuS:"
I'm inclined TO think it may have
Dccl," said Mrs. Lanes sister. with
DUO mrekncss. Il sent Won II number
OF them in the sp"in%. | remember"
well and what happcncG:" asked
Mr. Lane. With rising wrath
didn't the stains Gis@ppc:,r:" asked
H. SISTER.
disappear" saiJ H:rs. Lane in =
N.thcr'nS tone. 1t was the ,ah,ccln;h
t!at di&apl cared. l cont know any
thing aboNt the stains"
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
The Key that Unlocks the Door to
Long Living.

The men of eighty-tiv and ninety
years OF age are not the rotuud we'll
Jed, but thin, spare men who live on a
slender diet. BE as careful as he will.
however, man past middle age, will
occasionally eat too much OF some
article Of food not suited TO his con-
stitution, and will need dose OF
Chamberlain'S Stomach ami Ii We
Tablets TO cleanse and invigorate his
stomach and regulate his liver and
bowels. When this is done there is
no reason why the average man should
not live to old age. For sale by Tim
nhi Bros. & CrosSon Drug Co.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
IA -Ili IN ~ LillCh
BATHING.

ThH word, hest ,omc6y f.r surface
III Tat Cn HANCOCK's LIQCIo SUI
rlrE, Natures Greatest GermiciGe,
makes Tie iomc BATH eq"alto finest
sulphur springs. 1t causes the skin to
eliminate vase tissue. and So restores
sound hea.tn. Al leadin-; druggists
CCkIc' describing many ct .cr cures
free. Of Hancock Liquid :u'paul 60.
! a,tin Qic, Md.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
Lntp EeEiuuiup

Sir Waltc.' Scott Began To write his
celebrated novels 1T forty. Milton be-
gan Paradise Lost" NJ hfty. When
List Lynne" appeared its author.
Mri. Henry Wood. was fovty-live.
Cromwell WAS forty-one when lie be-
Es---Eis public career. The year OF the
lcGira WAS the fifty-thirC OF Moham-
med. aad Marlborough reached lis in
dependent command ut the same age.
In spiritual examples Abraham was
scNrnty-iiNc Wien called out Of Cha
ran, and Moses was eighty when he
stood lcfore Pharaoh as the champion
OF Israel
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
Reflections.
"A birthday soliloGuy.1

IA piTlnuaE SOIilOGus.l
"a GAIN my natal day is here.
" When conscientiously peer
Into the looking gla.,S TO see
Jt ;his past year has brought To me
Some wrinkles. Every woman knows
And breads them rs her deadliest focsi
fUl! well. vow. spinsIcr maid.
Whose looks arc her best stock in trade
Feels like demanding days of E-aCe
When her sole fortune * he face
And p-ays that Father Time would stop
And once forget To vino ais clock.
So survey my face With care.
THANK goodness. there's rot enc gray hair
''he animation in any eyes
My t--)-and-twcnty years Eo!ies.
Dear rae. 4 tiny crows loot shows!
Well let That paSS--under the rose
really th!nli Il does no harri.
Bl.i adds Il certain knowing charm
And makes me look rs though | knew
An in;cres ting tninE or two.
IL costs. lvc found. 10 take q look
When learning from Experience book:
But on the whole think IN pass,
Small than!;s To you. my looking glass,
for you would frankly Sow To- HIc
Were | paSso-Aat now -,r
No cause for Sravc alarm a5 yet.
Siti!l, rctntime | a4st not forg [
That tcmpUs fugitS and It's wise
TO snare a matrimonial prize.
4 woman grows 10 bc so sage.
Whose birthdays count ~ 10 my cse:
So Just as quickly ds | can
/ m going 10 sCtJle on "thc man.
1'ECn. IL when next year rolls around
Still on the family tree I'm found.
Twill 10 my only course. | felr
10 change my birthdays - leap year!
-Ma2!c Virginia Caruthcrs IN New YoIl
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
- 49, II -

HANCOCK $ LIQUID SULPHUR, Ma
lures Greatest Germicide, cures itch
pimples, pr:ckly heat, burns, scaids
cahKer and oreness of sea p, eyel dis
mouth, lose and throat. The right
remedy 10 have always in the medi
cine cabinet. At leading druggists.
Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co., Balti
more, Md, sends descriptive booklet.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

Three Thousand students assembled
i the main streets and in front OF the
governors palace December the 18th
and raised revolutionary flags amid
cries OF Long live freedom" and
Dow with the war" They were
dispenced by The police and Cassocks.
Th!ea hundred were arrested and CO
were injured.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
His Regret.

The Apollo Belvedere shyly confess
cd. I'm pretty we'll satisfied with my
self" he admitted. "but | wish / could
put my hand in the breast of my frock
coat as the orators do"
lIereupon he could only regret that
the Roman fashions forbade.-Judge.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
We've the finest lines in this section al

We sell the best $l25 Brogan on
earth. Every Pair guaranteed togiyc
satisfaction.
jlb. Bundles Pcrcllr 9Sc.
l! Comforts cniy &C.
sample line Corsets at cost.
sample line Hosiery al cost.
Sample line SILK IljtS. at cost.
Sample Inc mems Pants at cost.
New Top Coats for Men very swell.
The very latest in White ard Brown
waiStco2tS.
Many saving opportunli's in Glass
ware, Crockcry and Lamps for the
Holiday trade.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
She yyn. Con,,dera,e.

Miss Iounger-The idea of your hav-
ing n chaperon. AS If you needed pro-
lection,
Miss Elderleigh-Oh, it isn't that.
always have one around to protect the
dear boys, you know.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
A Helpinn Hand

understand Gag boy vas held held ;;iiiii
last night?"
Whoever did it doubtless did il as
an act of charity. for when left h!n.
he couldn't hold himself up. Houston
Post.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
Specials to Close Quick


80 0Fr $40 Ladies shoes 75c
100 Pair 500 Corduroy Pants sl.0o
> doz 35c. Ribbed Nest PC.
20 doz S5c Ribbed Drawers, &c.
10, smyrna 81 % Rugs sl.o1.
100, 5oc. Necstics &c.
100, 5Oc. hirtS 39c
. Pieces soc silk, 25e
Pieces q inch sl.Oo yd. chevlot Co
300 yds loc Heavy Outing .oso
1000 yes. heavy DfnIs GI-4
5000 ydi heavy 7c sheeting Sc.
1000 ydS Standard 6 i-lc Calico SC
looLadies To- to 800 Belts. YoN
Choice l0c zssuu
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

20 $500 Overcoats tC close at 1896
one barrel Monogram Zoe Vinegar
&c. gallon
New Stock CroSSetts So 80 and $500
SlrcS.
Bargains in Ovcrcoats $50 to $3.50.
Colgatc'S Talcum Powder lCc.
Mcnncns' Talcum Powder l5c.
Pc. all colorS Brocadc lOc. wor
Il 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-23
.C0T ! ! ! J N.
TO FIFTEEN.
New York Market IN Greater
State Of Activity Thar, Has
Been Witnessed Before.
CLOSE NEARLY AT THE TOP.
/ nv Associated Press,

1 =
NEW YORK, Jan: 22.--CIotton reachsd
IS cents for tho July option in tho local
market today. Sensational strength at
Liverpool, where spot cotton advanced
to 8 ponce, or about 1s cents a pound.
continued light receipts; strong spot adj
vices and the inactivity Of bull leaders.
plunged the New York market into u
tumult OF activity and excitement, such
as had not been witnessed before during
the present upward movement New high
records were made. The opening was
strong at nm advance Of TO 81 points.
with March and May showing the great.
est strength. The former sold at 1870 on
the call, May 1890, and July at 14.04,
There was reaction from first prices,
but the market soon turned firm and
worked upwards, July going to IS cents
before the end Of tho first hour.
Trading became less active Us the ses-
sion progressed with outside operations
.curtaied to a considerable extent by the
continued wire trouble. While. however.
there were periods when liquidation de-
pressed prices somewhat, the market
ruled generally very firm and maintain
ed its advancing tendency, with March
selling UP to 14.75, May to 14.s5.f and July
to 1903. These prices showed q gain OF
a little over cent q pound since tina
beginning OF tho week. The market closed
nearly at the top, but barely steady un-
dor realizing at. q net advance OF AZ to
Ii points on the general list. sales es-
timated 100000 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-23
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.
Railway Earnings Show an In
crease Over Last Year.
@Y AssOciateds Press

=5- go 1917 10y ASSOCia teQs PreSS.) sse's
r NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-R. G. Dun
und Company's Weekly Review Of Trade
tomorrow will say:
Weather conditions have furnished the
chief influence In the general trade sit
uation. To some extent traffic has been
hindered, especially at the East, but
the latest returns Of railway earnings
for January show an increase Of 80 per
cent. over 1908. Consumption of futures
was Increased, and retail trade In coal
greatly expanded, but no commensurate
gain at first hands is reported, owing
to the large supplies held by dealers.
Retail distribution of foot wear and
heavy wearing apparel felt the. stimulus,
and annual clearance sales removed &C.
tcumulatlons Of dry goods, millinery, ETC.,
Wholesale business is fairly active,
travelling statesmen sending In about nV-
erage orders, and jobbing trade is nom
inal. Manufacturing plants are more
active, with little change In quotation
and the outlook for spring trade Is con-
sidered favorable,
Collections are somewhat more prompt,
Leading staples have risen to now
maximum prices for tho crop year.
4 or scarcely less interest than the abb
normal price OF raw cotton Is the situa-
tIons MS to the size Of stocks OF man
,fucturcd goods. Much depends on the
revival of purchasing. thus far q very
limited amount of new business being
offered, There seems to4;be no uncer-
taintv regarding the scarcity In S'rst
hands for there Is delay In filling tho
few contracts rendered.
Failures this week numbered S5S
against 265 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-23
Weekly Cotton Statement,
Associated Press.

gftbHtH( IV ASSOCluletl GSS.1 /.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 23.--Secrctary
Heaters weekly New Orleans Cotton Ex-
Change statement, issued to-day, shows
TOR the twenty-five days Of January, q
decrease under last year OF l0l,O0O ana
decrease under tho same period year De-
For the 14I days Of tho season that hAye
elarsed the aggregate 4. ahead OF the
1ff days of last year 5000, and behind
tho same days year. betor last lO,GW,
mo amount brought into sight during
27V,s1s for tho same seven days Last year
ana 2S9,bl8 year before last,
The movement since September ! shows
receipts at all United states ports DISH, !,
465i against 6,5S4,4C6 last year, overland
aSrcss the Mssl5Sspp Hho
4iO,81 interior stocks ~ excess OF those
heid at the close OF the commercial
yaar 409950 against S97 gag last year; South,
erl mill takings $4,000 against 950s5S last
year, S4S, go year before lust.
The total movement since Septemoer I
has been 7G6i.2l5 against 7,62S.0Sl last
year and 7674.426 year, ref0re last
Foreign exports for tho week have been
1876 against l67,l4S last year, making
a aas 1eta 5 5has fia t0s @
ihe total takings os American nils,
North and South and Canada thus far
for the season have been 2,s33,292 against
2,;S35, 266 last year. 5t9 4, 85
nine leading Southern interior centers
have decreased during the week 81 a66
bsiles against decrease during the cor7
responding period last season OF 10,22. i,
Including STOCKS left over at ports end
n tsssIsf Of bales broasht Into Hull thus
ass as BAR 4 sam. ana
Del pds last " x s us
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-23
BANK. 5CLEARINGs.
Table Giving Figures for Prlnci-
bal Cities Of the Country.

(By Associated TrcsS.J
I NEW YORK, Jan. !2,-Tte toiloWtihI n,
table. compiled by, Bradstreet. SHOWS Inc
sIsarnEs q 81 s5s pry
D. with the, spercen ago Of increase and
dec1 ease. as Compared with the CORES
nnndine week last year. Slxty-four other
ccilIen are included tn6th totals.
A New York 1922, 355, 73o decrease ..
Chicago $3.50, S92. $751; decrease -.
Boston $139,O24754, decrease 149.
Philadelphia $l0,945,66s decrease 90.
pittsburg s37,51,052. decrease III.
San Francisco $50. 34s, S9j, increase ~.
Baltimore $23, O74 ,2l5. decrease 4.
CIR cinnati S24 762, $50. decrease Az.
Kansas CITY s22,194.6 SOB, increase II.
New Orleans $o5 1923, increase 34S.
Louisville $lO,952,7 72. decrease 10
Richmond $500 2S6. increase 1b.4
Washington s4o46. 1873, increase 236.
Savannah si.1470W, Increase b. 10,
Fort worth 1925, 1888, decrease 90.
Atlanta 50, 43l.s 2s, increase ~.
Nashville s2,96S,291, increase So 3a
Norfolk $l993,273, increase 1913.
Augusta sl.791, 2S7, Increase lO.S r.
Birmingham $1,262, GS6, increase 100.
Little Rock 81, 3SS,S4S, increase lS.S.
Knoxville $1.A3S,0M. increase 25.o.
Macon 1857 900, increase 80.
Chattanooga s7ss, ~ Increase 10.
Houston $ls,2231l3. increase 1874.
Galveston s9.77o0OO.
Charleston S1,2S7 AIS. ~ ,o~ a.. -
Totals, United States s2.11o.s25. Soa de-
crease 11.8.
:" Totals, Canada s4s,ss9.5.s. decrease -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-23

active MS the session progressed, due in pa =,
no doubt 70 the poor wire sert lce IN
walls. When liquidation would depreSs prices e. .
points ne market ssners sen speai 70
IL IL MAY to 1906 and July to Is. %. I .n
not nhyana Ths o. ,hs
,ractaa ohoweyor. was not sufficient to force
Lower sysl Mns w sni a'f few
points OF the best, and, net l2apS5 points hishet
O., TIE he general ;seqa e..i nI Il co.,
oiva nce ! were encouraged by t1e eend week
showing which ,adisaiea IN M, itsf liz
the t5tai crop in sight for the season - now
about 20 o00 bales behind last year. K T I7.h
Tor the day being large. also had g ou1!is''
Receipts the ports to-day ,o,r we're nd 3 ss
ast wear. For the week $4,000 bales against
IL. sol last week and 222 ,177 last os
days receipts at New Orleans were s.o1 ia
bales against 5,27a last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-23
AUCTION sALEs--T This Day.
N Bv R.SH. Ghanln q Co., 1ncor.,
4 Real I1statg Auctl0neers.
III ~ Nd ~ North Tenth Street. u

q = so SD Il
HusTI1',gs ~ A t, I, sA Az rt2 +
|; "A g 81 H3AD WITH BUILDINGS nc
Acting under o. certain deed Of trust.
recorded In tho clerks Office OF Efenrlco
Cornty Court Iii y. B. 1JS g, page 1b6,
default having been made in the pay.
menl Of certain money therein secured
ana being so required by the beneficiary,
wo will sol by Public Auction Auction, on The the
= esA'TURpAY. JANUARY 2sD. 1901.
~ "a =. NJ, the farm described In said
,detd,. as follows That certain tract.
b!eco or parcel Of land lying and being
niles northeast Of the e;tysof Richmond,
containing thirty.flve $50 lncres, on the
ncrtlfl side 6:Url athe Cr1iston Road and
bc,int,g as fo1lows:I On the west by q road
20 feet wide, and lying Between the Land
OF Marcellus sTiller and the land formerly
east BY the lands formerly owned -, by the
running back from said front on. said
Cralgton Road and along the east and
went lines as above described sufficient
distance so as to embrace the said quan-.
tlty Of thlrty-five (36? acres, exclusive Of
ono hair acre heretofore conveyed.
TERNrS-Whlc the deed requires cash,
very liberal terms can be arranged II
JAMES B. HARv1E.
.JNo., q. E.AsLEY,1
for r.. BIZ CnulTln, deceased
Jan 19-6t vi q :lsN 6AuTa US .TNhs a$t,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-23
A SURPRISE.
Bull Leader Offers Market Price
for Almost Any Amount.
rRu Asanciated Press.

n M. (By Assoclated Pfess)
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 22.-The bull
leader surprised the ring" at the cotton
exchange to-day by telling traders to go
to his brokers and give them everything
they had for May delivery at the market ma
price. He said he was willing to buy
everything offered Up to halt n million
bales. Before he made this offer he bid
1918 for 25,0oo bales of May. HIS pur-
chaser were heavy.
The most noticeable feature Of to-day'e
market was the absence Of sellers. Marcn
was % points higher than YESTERDAY al
1895; May 20. higher at l5.N. ana july
was a higher. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-23
RI slss 8 'ss;dm ss.r !. q

"a Z Ira ms Leave Rlchmond---Yo rtn Ward:.5f
4:15TA. NJ daily. Byrd ST. Through. IN S3
ak a NJ. daily "a Main st. Throug h. 9&3sfii
s:45 a. Nj. daily. Main st. Through. ALI
s:sa T. n Nj except Monday. Byrd st. Through.
II 7.1s u A.. n. Week days. E:pa- Ashland Ic-
500 4. NJ. - Sunday only. Byrd st. Throush.S
$40 a. NJ. week days. BYRD 81. Through
1sSs week days BYRD BYRD g..
burg accommodation. * F.35 Al g.a5s RI Al
4 b:os r. NJ daily. Main ST.. Through.
vi 6:25 5P. MI week days Ell Ss Ashland aosS
commodatlon. =. ~, q Fl S1Sl
b}5s Trains ARRIVE Richm nd-SoutlWar 20.
II GAO "a. M. week days. Elba. Ashland avs
sI s:i5 a. H.. week days. Byrd ST Frederteks.S
'S:55 a. III. daily. BYRD St. Throug h. t Z
ii:so a. NJ, week days Byrd St. Through
S:o6 p NJ daily. Main st. Through. III $s55ili$$5
600 PM, week days. Eliza. Ashland &C. .'
e Ills r. NJ. daily. Byrd St Through.
b $50 p. NJ, daily. Byrd st. Through. Local
sS i3:s5 P. M. daily. Main St. Through An
i JOSS ?. n. daily. Main St. Through.
/. II 40 p. NJ, week days, Byrd st. Through
All pullman Cars I. g6S
NoTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
nil trains except local .accomlnodati lions 7. s55S
W: b DUKE, C. w. CULp. W. p. TAYLOR
Gan'I Alanr., Asst. Gen'l Man'r.. Traf. alan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-23
The EMBARKED
VERY! ACTIVE
\ Sufficient Evidence Given OF
Daring and Powerful
Leadership. ss, III
"A REACTION LATE IN THE DAY
Level 81 Prices Recedcd Mate
RALLY From the Highest and
Close Was Unsteady.
"a, A.snn,ote1 1,rcsa. !

N1r,y York, Jun. 22...Anotlier day Of
active and varied trading III sio .its
marked the progress y me sP pe,y havs
Inc 4 manner in which enuiinous blocks
OF stocks in thousands Of shares we're
hurled from one portion OF thc mar ,tet
IT,, IL leader leadership Of the market was q
duilng and powerful hands. The popular
sti2l 0sition was that the newly active
party In the stock market included specu.
in cotton and in grain during the great.
tvity In those markets and that some
thing like o. pool had -Deer arranged, by
Which these various clements were actlng
In concert To. lit the prices OF stocKs
VI theil own profit.
%57 Late In the day a req ctlonnry, tendency
became fairly general, under the weight ~
thI selling e teray f from he ES
est The late selling was somewhat nB-
gcavatcd by the report Of a !. ,nn Xxi y
rested before the close. which was un-
dy. {,
bunk statement for tomorrow , az not 70
such showing has been eopntec il, g,
case Of money! Esltma lea or tho: IN
In cash Is reckoned all the why IRON
eight to thirteen million dollars from
all sources. ~ 81 4. st5l
Foreigners bought q few thousand
Shares here to-day. and the listing OF
Baltimore and Ohio on The Berlin boure
was a strengthening Influence on all the
subsidiary companies Of the Pennsyl-
vunia. 70
Analgamated Copper and Realty pre-,
ictIeG were under positive pressure all
fday, and Southern Pacific and Pcnnsyl1
vaL!a held back for the general advance
By sales 10 realize on yesterdays gains.
Sugar was notably strong on favorable
eel m 40 rf,f &
CEited States Steel preferred was late
in advancing and did not hold vel. III
TIC Rock Island bonds relnpsed sharp
~, aud there were n few othery points
OF reaction IN the bond market whtth,
f however continued active and generally
firm. Total gales. par value. S6,3l5.Qo
4 Crited States bonds we're unchanged
or call
Iotal gales 1.n5. 100 shares
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-23
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