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\ Perso t,als and Briefs }.

Annie rturrey has itist ;rattrne.d
from Newport News, where af,e spar tici-
pa ted In the wedding ervlccs q { III her
cousin Miss Katherine tIeffron. .
Miss Bessie 11ppes, OF E'artr, lie. ,lSN va,
has returned home after spending the
holidays With friends Ii, the city ~
S$FtAt8 the regular session Of Calvary Ba p
fist Sunday school to4n,crrow morning,
there viii DO two fine u, usical numbers,
d contraito solo ~ Miss Pattis lsaacs nd
"a ciarlonet solo BY Professor EIardcliu9
tri,e Smuslc OF the school Is III charge o.
Dr. George r, l3agbyt and he Is i.ortunate
In securing the services of these rtlsts.
The school opens at GAS u ~. VI M. and 8g all
Strangers are cordially Invited to \ q Z
tar1d HSli S3f5i 3s,8 a 4 ft a
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q Hotlts ann 2DE Nfinatcs KS Nlortpltk.

Nj
ss.Sa LEA Va 1stc AsTBottx Is
a tSb AZ ", ia beat % t5 N4wpotx
- Neys and N AZ lohsI rs "a S1Sss
go A ~ ~ .itilt Arfiyes alAfnAs
KITE KITE IN 9;Ss NM IN
S4'o sl I'll pa ~ spedsAl Atfi yes w,iiiants.
f Pol,s Rs5ns s'es @ ss' = 's
sioo " N ~ eek I.oet1 70 Old Point.
\ M /, MAIN II THoI p. 5
~ ~ e. e. ~ Gil fton
400 e; n Daily with through puliinan Tor
Cincinnati Indianapolis aiid Chicago wlth.s
ontt change. FL lima Il & sesvioa for Louis
ri!le and st. Louis b tiretS 1'ariors Cat
nichnond to Chariot 10 n SS99'gSs
5;lo Z. n Week Local toE gordohsviilc.f
1o'4o 81; ith lInati ser.
sns , fSr Cincinnati Lot,isyllle ST. otis
!. y. ~ y JAMES RIVER LIVE NJ
lpizV AZ ~ ly.-Exprass4To 53 LYNCH burg
4A5s Il Lexin Eton, Va.3 Clifton Forge and prTcl.s
pal sta tons \ on 3waek days 10 Rosney9 and
!sn1ont Pa lion. ca r.
~ r s i Xnh14 ts yt5 is M HsIost
1:% SflSk a oIG poln
from Newport News s r. M. week days III }Sg jS
From! Cnoinrat and West 1880 IA 4. dali u
and s:Ao r! M s.daily; Main Lima Local AS r.
n. week days from Clifton Forge; Gordonsvlllai
Accom-. 9 :s5 Az N. week days sS
h'y dsly ' s,s ssn iss c'ts1 ss
II, 4 W !; T,tJLlER q. wARTHnN.
q. p. DO LIE. Cen Adanas sg
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Good Marketing Season.

98E mi ioaYy a 4 q cont IN uOts WaT " TAN
81 yesterday and the damp ess3 q the
pas { few days Will 20 fford 4 of,ao eco grow
ers M flnes eason for taking own tobacco
aud preparing 1t for ao that INC
out COX for largely au gmente sales ne1I
week IFS bright. esterday onerins = ]. ~
thousand, Ii they reached that ngure.
The outlook q Tor prices to start of well
wien \ the leaf begIns to- come N more
freely. {. The large lit clSs bouGE lt before
$Chrisfmas have been In man y casesA wqlk-
ed up and there ow coRstderaot 3! Sc
5mand for tobacco, 3s }t gSSs
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sl1eccipts or cotton at lie ports to,da were
.luNt year. For thu week 200 o0Q baleA against
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SPLENDID SHOWING
N0RF0 Tx AN WESTERN
ID 9,lII

+, Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.) vi
and Western has been able through some Girn-
tproyenlent In the soft coal busness to increase
its gros. 8earn!n despite the fleets Of the
South. The company has BEEN spending more
money on equipment, which ,ss together with
some increase 4 III fixed charges, affected the
amount earned for the st took to the extent OF
5a denreasa5 Of about 500 90 TOE five mont his
The November statement; Of. the Norfolk and
Western made a splendid ,5 showing, VI gross
earnings ircreas.ng lo7 PCT cent, and nat
I'LL per cent, as compared with tho
corresponding menth :a 1903 l34 q @
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Wi Visible Cotton Supply,

wv s1 ma (Hy a ssocated IF1HS, I7 7lT
NEW Il RLI1ANS, "a An 6--6e orcy
visible supply Of cotton, issued to-day,
shows the total Visible to DO 46l 1919
against 4,S63. 1854 last week and QQ0, Y,
last year.. OF. this the tota Bof American
cotton Is 3,s5a07o ngalnTt = o1o,e0s last
Week, .nnd 3, 3OO,T43 last year. and Of VI
other days. including Egypt. Brazil. India.
ets,,,5 7ss, 900 against 1900 Last week and
ZOO, 900 last year. Ia " 3iSSiGi
az the worlds visible supply OF cotton
there \ Ia now. n float ana held IN, Great
against r a,ios.o 100 last year, ii Egypt. 22. 900
against $4,000 last year /; II Ind q, $40, 00Q
against 1893. 900! last year, and AZ tho United
States, / ,7Gs 00D asainst ASSOC last year,
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Car Foundry Dividend,

10 lfDacR MO THO gIIlrlcHT 4JIapHttJ
NEW Y YORK; " nuary GA Il the. Edlrcctors'
meeting Of the n American Car and Foundry
Company. the regular qua terly dividend was
declared fot Sc Per cent. on the preferred.
The ecrease 9in American Al Car Foundry
November 90, n 1904 OF 81 OIL 7al. as compared
with THE Sooresyo Ing qua rteFs Is due
OF this Quarter was poor, The Improvement
which set n during the fall and winter was
lust reporte I'll should be REF leoted, how
ever, 10 some extent In tho earnings for the
current quarter, sAj5 'a fs f$553,
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AITlIl'AN III iC I E.

ru AlNSl l4EAVE NICHMQNU.pA Ik4SwRXK I1sl
,"'f STREET ATION, iiss5
$$ FTEcr1Y y sun nAx Gl'T. g iT y
s.,5 4, MA, y. prvss 20 ~ paints
o.rn ysso'asnti-Pe tersburg and Norfolk
,S;S9 +, 1-Pe.ersburg and Nis snd, ,, ", Wsst
etv so - M-Goldsboro LucAl. l$5
s;H +, ers6urs Lsoe1 ~. I. u, !. y
iso I, al, 10 all points Spnth (. 2S
"a p ps9M.1PetersburE and N and West
ll;s0 y M M,IIfEHssssxsiRukstiv h RiiicHxoNp
\, AZ H. :s6 AK NJ. q; ?5 Y, A.
H';, E;s A n; "a w 4 '
~ ~ ,IuGs spt sundsy ..snnasy only. 3
u ~ u CRAIG, Gen Pass, S s,fsj
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

ca. and III Louis Ret is 4. \. I. l01 n
Ch,ca6o criminal ~ e7
essEE:as s Ms1'ss sa,,,s,a
Denver ana III Rio Stsnde X.
biutillers securites "a Il. ~
Erie prior Hen ~ Il 101k
q Erie Y eneraa " 8t.i
i Fort Worth ana Denver City lists ". J. tDsx
Hooking ). +, y. !. 1t9H
apan ~ certlfca tes fI
Louisville and Mash, Unified - ios
Manhattan conspl gold
AexieanE Central ls.. 81
Mexican Central 1st Inc u.
biissourj anaaA md Texas IS. 4.
Mesour Kansas end Texas ID sehh!
National r. r Cot Mexico ON.
New York Central gen.
New crsey Central gen. %. an
Northern Pacific Isl. 1854
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PEN sPREslDENT i (.
AFTER RETIREMENT

4 SY4A sEAE G'TON, D. e.. january 6,--l RNpr
yeseDtatiYe Maynard Cyirginlal i In q .bill.
introd \ to-day propose to- ipcrpasee
the salary Of Sthe President to 17b 900 8 z
year. tho Vice,P PRESIDENT to yl6, 900 and ~
give the President Saftdr his retlrenclt
from office anlanHual salary q 81, 600 per
annuEn for lie, N & W n N !. u. ss N .st
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fvelb as sone who woiald be regards ms
the greatest president IN United States
history, as re- carried out his prog nine.
and added that lie had nihdo II iiif,isaifs
more popular by Is declaring himself
against a,4 third term. ! II III s$s II
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ofFIoIAL RlNaE AND SAFE o. STOCKS N Nlw yoRk.

z AASES a s,f Vi H b il 4. q n +
300 "A. g. III com. Az
4 600 a. C. il, com Il. Z. .t..s.
Amer, di ass y wins \. ~. 4
100 Amer Cotton Oils q III
ssoto Atnniyatnated Copper ".
2iV0 Amer. Car and Foundry
100 Amer. GARLAND Fotin.. pfd
Amer. rob. 4 p. q. ctts...,,
,sl7eo sAftinr, hob. ,ISpid.s.....
Y Atnef. VI ca II u u. \. J. ..... ga
3i12oo Amer. Can, 4 pfd,... ], -. h ].
! 300 Amer. locomotive, coii1...,
400 Amer locomotive, #pfd.....
iD Gamer. sugar II Is. i. ~,
$3.50 Al ~. and ! 1. b ri, com. &. ].
100 ~ !. and 8. re, pfd ..,5
1890 Baltimore and Ohios..,. II.
HOO Brooklyn Rapid Trahslt...
Canndn Southern
1000 Canadi,lfl Pacific ~. Il. s ,.t,i
~ 300 C'hesapeake and Ohlo......s
B100 Chit. Great Western ~. ~
1900 Chi. !, MI. and ! &, r $50.
4 va Colo. Fuel and Iron
900 Colo. Southern. com !. n, "
~ zoo Colo. Southern. list pfd..s.i
III Colo. Southern, "a pfd 80
saaS C:isv,, Gins Chi.8and q. u.
20 Cont. Tobs pfd. 4............j
1900 Consolidated Gas ~
+O Dcla ware and Hudson. \,
go Del Lnck. and West..,...; y,
6l600 Erie, com. II. W.
S3a4tp Erie, ut pfd
2l4O Erie. "a pfd i. h. 4 I. w, !
200 9 General Electric I. .,....5
300 Illinois u Central 4. ~. I. J. y
POO 5LotisVllle ana I Nashville.
100 Man j ltAil q. I, n,
1910 Metro. Street Railway j. w.. |.
1880 Mexican Central y. |.
40 % No n Kan and rex.. COM. Il
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vI,1C j ri STOCK MARKET.
Va tICll fI1OnU1 an. wv
4ts SALES.

y,irK ia as--i 6c0 u Il 9s}
ls,irgin.a Gepturies--5, coo Mt ri u 81
4 ri. and A. Dive Obllsntl
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.s;IFABOA / : AIR q IN RAILWAY.

S'-, lI-s1,O4
5aA saaIa s
s;V b y, a. Expressive sAYa mai llls.
\ uS n! ..Lecsl~Eor Nprilna and Hsmisl.
~! VTx 3. INA ARR IA RI ttMOND pAlLY,sSl
"A IN 8, From Flo snA
~ b souNs ss--From Florida. AslsatA .na
n ~ the Southwest, @ r. a, q
$50 =. So Ply ana toeal
\ ~, " N 80 Is. w, n, TAYLOR C.
ia 40 East mann street, bone ~ "a
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PORT OF RICHMOND AN. g., 1906
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M ssi laxt week and ~, 10 last To-day's
receipts ct New Orleans we're 7Sl bales asainat
Il, AL last year and AZ Houston .ps7 bales
asai nat O. 80 lASt year. M }53ii e3s s$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07

Cotton, stesdy; ntddling 4 Is nat receipts. $40
bales gross sA bales: al SO bales; stock.
Slo2s bales; port 10 q reat y, 10 bales:
Total 70. day ct 4all receipts. %, ~
bales export to reAt Britain, ~ ~ bales to
tts h bales; atocks $40 4a7 3baiesi
az Coltsoid at all Eports-e recaiptE 40
.f export to Great tain. - s67 bales to
France .5sl 8bal ss Continent 1So. $50
bales: to Mexico, g. 1879 bales
Tofal L since September lst7 at all ports-Nst
{receipts 60s. ZIG 70 GEes Britain
Continent & ,3os K bal 70 Japan, g. 1855
IA m 1. 10 Mexico 10 e92 bales.
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NAVAL STORES s,

s. SAVANNAH. II IA, Jan, ss.-TURPENTISE-
Firm at E0,sc.; recel pts. 80 casks sales, 81
casks; shipments. 10 casks. Nosin-TFtr ni: res
cepts, ~ barrels; sales, go arrels ships
'HCHAR LESION, 81 S. 81 G.. 8 Jan. 6-TURPEN-
TINE AN DFOSl N---Nominal,5 81 THUS DOING.
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strengthened Shy I he sial recovery in
the cotton mark ~ .g
as niluresg for the week numbered 900 In
sths United States agal INST 100 last year.
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1I|Rs|I''T|'Q|||||C:| ! <.
IIl|S|@ T |. | n |: !.
General Decline Causelds by' ll: 'is-
u appointment Over Moderate Mode ate HI.
ASK Investment Deitatid..
FoaeloN ERs 8AFTI'!E: I COTTON a
Movement It'll Currency Turns, VI s il'
NJ lTn1l Tide From a. i terror s
S Z sls ,ss5S stos New ~ ork. Oh
~ A sp.ot:Iated rrvess.,)

N IA NAV YO K, iSJ jan L atherlng dlsap-
\ n,,n MAJ, 4 over thn Moderate Investment
Il demand for stocks and oye the reNlc y ss
tjlt,ce " the outside public 70 come INTO =.
ssthe market caused the genera "a "
s,,r cey s L. day II did ni'pen' I'M ny
there wax my great amount g 4 li1t'll4dalS:
Han III tho inoy c,l,otlt utd there we're liao
Id w ,ievelopnentsSt 10 prorr,p AZ selling
3 II securItIcs. With. tie except Ion Of q
,no,ncntary advance iii, Anal tag lSSop
per- and soma continued atsorp,t rs = q
the I1ries and Read here w ',s e
strong fenture any time to.ds Y ih y,
failure Of cxplannti Tor strength q p
Erie aroused ssot1ia susplclpn n pro-
q fessonal Innnipunti tive origin for sit 80 80
that lost It's effect on this rest q M the
"a make THO rise m Anna gan, ated Cop
d pcr was connected With disclission5 of lts
&diyidcn6 prospects. Al Ito. tn e II fcat lures
\ of TIC decline Ii became fairly general al
i Sff,,,rinp y Inc course Of the day and was
apportIoncd nat ncgordlilg to ran IN y.ne : VI
Ofconditlons, but rnt her ncc ding % me
sIl Yprf taking cfaractctsS for the M ve-
5l1el,t. The! news q SSs III " tlny dld@ not
ac ;i from the recent favorable tenor
,sns injecting property values. Haliroads
reporting tcArHlnBs ri ~ ~
tn H. cotton market the tsclins IN prices
3Swas reported To be attrAct itg y q XII last.
q large buying orders from foreign Spin
~ currency hns turned Sll1s full Ids. from
1. 1he interior to New York, the prcll m!natry
v flgires Indicating gui i by he banks t 9 I
sfRained itsa grcntest eIoclty IN the final
4 hour and overran itsel {. VI resu ting In m
motive demand ii to a co yer shortH ~ the
II room traders. rho VI closing was 4 lrrcs 81
Is ular.6 sfs ti
IA. The bond inarke Il was broad, but the
movement continued irreg lar; q tai sa les,
8 par value IS ,525, 00o. ySS
United states bond s ere un changed on
the last call.
rho total sales Of stocks were Oh, 800
n shares, II,
ySil MON BY. ND 81 Isx CIlANGE-cL
& honey on call, steady: 2l2 1-2 per cent. 4
n closing bid, Il z cred q 4 2 ~ ime
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t,,efn pacnc q y. 1. !. !. !. 4. nv
Eorfojk ana WesterTi con- e 4. 102 I
Cresoii Short Line Il r. funding H.. S7.k
Penrsylvania &. 1924
Reading General 6 u . \. 1oo
sl. I,ovis and Iron Mountain con- 6 1l1h
st. Louis and San ri Ar,cisco fg. Il ssh
seaboard Ar Line Il d. s5h
southern pacn1 ls. ~ q. S6h
Southern hallway. 81 ~. az
Tesas and Paoldc lists !. 1. III
Toledo, 81; L, and Western q a
Uniot, Pacific conv 4. 4. I, lls,s
gteei "a 6s x. 7: oo M
Wabas 1sts \ \. y. s. Il,
Wabash Deb III I. \. Z. ssx
JTe1terp 3. %
Wheeling and Lake Fsrie ~ 90 %
Wisconsin ~ S1 AZ
centrsi 81 deorsIa al Ino \, o., e?1I
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n .41I
4 MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
/ DRY GOODS i: SNARKE,

bFyETliUULt5T NA7KEI.515 ggg1@ a77@
NEW YORK Ian. e. ~ Y etter to,,a Is
erinced. IN the dry goods market at first hands,
and although mo active buying is q n PROGRESS
b,iyers show NOR disposi ton to operate for
current requirements, The port sttuationais
more encouraging. but jobbers are operating In
a worry Ind ffeSent ma mt r.
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r,orTIroNs IE,, J, o z, sfARK Z, :,

l5 NEWi4 YORK, Jan. a. CO ttonseed oil was
Arm n Prime crude & 9: b! mi U.s. 15i4 9l6c, !;
primo summer yellow, 22@ OF summer
yellow, nominal primo " hite, n Is 4c. /; prime
winter yellow, &c.
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I T ia nsac Routine Business.

n Il The Finance Committee OF the Council
held It's regular nee ting last nig pny
routine business Was \ tsposed 81 ,tf notl (
Ing OF public Interest or por tan ce cot'
lng up for consid eratloF sss IL
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U q rsfundins Ell reSatered !. q. 1o4
Us g. refund Ing ~ coupon. /. \. Z. 10t
ss registered I. \. /. +. ]. 100
OK coupon 7. I, 4. /. I. 16l
I'll. g. Now III red \. h. o;
u 81 cpilrtt, h; !, y. I. ~, y, 18O
tII, Old ~ 7. l05
a. Old 4H coupo I. -, 1Al
Amer can Tobacco ~ &c rtiNcates y
Amer lean Tobacco Sss cert flcatss i =:
Atahl son general Jog
,Atctlson adjustment ~ p
Atlantic Coast II lo O.
Jlnjtt1ore and c,f,io8 AZ NJ. Il. ,H D.
I'd rtral Qeorrin 81. q, Tia
Central Of tieorHis lat g
lCIesaDba ks and ohio I. ~. 4. =. i07
al. ica "a and ton al & R, Il 81
RI ica 90 n and Quincy new q 80
Chicago. r.. u, and ~ 50
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a. Cook. Some times Do.

yEavid wal ftaln. at taol,ed 10 the Srulin mary
department of{tha Jefferson II ote!! " got ol
nSiittle New y ears last night eng l!1
raised some disturb w ntaW sa &
b,itstfe Second station men had 70 bs
called \ III an Walt lin was 2 rrest eq
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4 RICHMOND a PRODUCE MARKET.

fffSofeCk60y
aIp9afassssssEEp 81
emw d asa g o hoH Per pouad
n9;Sa pound pound
drawn. Z il slac. fair To- good per pound snn-
drawn, i'd Iac.; ohlckenH, per pound, choice
undrawn, 100 falr e good per pound IN
dnwn pound pev d. " IN
hiEher than undrawn.s NJ arke & active
turkeys p pq x !! vs.;
~ ne sl poupd
sehIsuI @rfh; family packed p.r pound.
Jiac. fancy dairy packed per pongd y lyc.;
ds!ry packed H9nas sh91es
white and yell Recelp p Z heavy :.
cr t u othsr1s sections: barrels and
mis-; es.ed hogs. choice, go
,ssa psr
- Is. e.. Der pound loc per bound
4 c.; driod gpples; bri per pound sss3t
dried peaches peeled per u lgse!sc:i
gfas ss s'si ssss
1--WE 1--WE choice. per pound, %
ss9aa "a sas
prime. per pound. g4e ;la!nH. tslr 70 prime.
pound. sa5c. hos, fair 70 prime ~ pound.
5 III oGjR-wlnter superior, So winter
extra, rs: winter clears. rs .6b win
ter stra lghi, Is. GOES Se winter patent 1906 o5
esa,
&c.. Silifeed -shlps UNI. per ton ~, 50 ,oo'
bran, tlv 1o9.l, o. rs 35i; s
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a,ie0 head f Good to choice slee rs firm to Oc.
higher Mcdunil and common, slow hut steady;
scows. slow. Native steers, -. 1905, 60; oxen
Receipts 10 b head VeaIs,f isGrs. 90 y; very
choice here. Market firm TOR all grades. West;
calves steady. CltyN dressed yeals, opl4c. per
pound: country dressed Gle. per pound: Sheep
and LAmb4--R Receipts ;. Is head. & Good sheep
fltIn Common stead s.: lambs strong &. Sheep,
IS 0I4 Isl II no good butchers b here ~ export
sh CEN 4 S. COOS! 80: lambs rs. Hogs
STEADY, III Good State hogs. s. Is
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+ Ban,quyet 8to, Their Employees.

baHq a u,
,rha Wall Ter D. Noses SCompan y vii to-
rirhtIS entertain ~ their employees WI tn a
bannuet At 4 Murphy s n ptal.. The menu
viii "a No Il % 4urphy Sta ndard and g
good time IS prom fsed II he score SorS mprte
employees yEsss 81
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r,o.ton fntuI.. opetled si..d ~ alossd yery

ny spot cotton closed steady, IS potnta higher
sales. 6to bales.
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ss5 BALTIMORE STOCK AIA RIsl9,r.
Line common, isx ul9 do. g y
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G1a %; lard III per- 100 pounds: a. e6: short Ribs
.sideS iloose Is. II 26 short claar sldfs
S(toxsd) ~ 0SIS. S2if vhlekey. basis OF high
swines. u. Clover VI ntrant8 grade, VI. q.
Rutter-;F1rn; craameri es. 1sg ssc, delres l1,a
al mari, cases included 7. Ra4c. 4: nrsts, :4c;
prime ftrstI; 22Sc.; extras, sc.
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Other Produce Markets.

NEW YORK Jan, s..-FLOUR-F Firm. but
Rau!et. Nya Iflour--S teady. IN l]uckwheat4 Flour
1 Dull atv f:q?. 10, Cornne 60 rs teady Rye
Nominal Earley-Dull. . . f ~ IA. III
Il Wheat Spot Arm Il, No. L red. tl,al u, Wheat
was duh al day tho close showing net
advance May closed lat 81: july. 81. %.
C,orn-Spot, Irregular; Mo- 81 q, L 63c, Option
market dull, closing net IN changed Oats
spot steady ,ixsd: y I, y Z, ~,
lies, az 7c, per poli picked shoulders G.sc,
per pound !; picked hanls. De- per- pound. ard-
Quiet , refined dull Pork Quiet, A4sT low
j STEADY. Petrol un,-st cad llosin--stead
coffee-.srot stsady. ptlons closed "a SOLO
points over. Sugar ri " flrnl; rel lnedH FIRM
Rice-2lIiet. Alolasses--F nm. . U X Y. ,5
sfantory' iid isc. Cheese y Firm and unchanged,
Z liz ss.Steady and unaha nEed.. IVA .588
state and Western. ~, $50 leo; Jersey aweess,
S9dl3 So. Peanuts --st eady i fancy handpl keo'
SMais,sc other domestic. al q 6,ac, abhagts-
STEADY; nat Dutch. per 49, 60 on.
nv steam 70 Liyerpoo 6d2oc, n Z. vi. d. IF,
s,grsxx od demand p,9 59s
deliveries To-day. The may ptlon closed with
shade Z adv Snce; proyts ions q re up 2iSQl lbr,
yhs leading futures range, - SfoIloxs' 2, y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07

slt MON AND a IsxC CHANGE LOsE:
Money on call, $ tcad 2sal2 AZ per cent;
closing bid, AL 2: Offcred s q { 4 e. Time
.s4a& a per cent Six ths,fa -4G5 ia.
Primo merca ntlleSpapc AIT a g. Sterling
exchange. rs firm: . closed easier vi til actual
business Ill ban kers, s bill At t4s7,S6ap
S$ts7. 40 for demand and Sat 1895 for 60 day
bile. Posted rat cs, $iSb IL and $aSS Com
s1ncrclal hi Isl q 484 rs GI3-i. Bar silver,
20 1-2 n exiean dollars. AZ I q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07

Hui 1, Ian. There was some little
ssci lcn,ent lin the market, accon,pante ~
fairly active trading and "a strong advance N
prices. :. ts,s .}o,ye
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-26
WetnHfhlfd1.

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6elsern ansefdnsen base, borlefsna"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-26
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-26

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be- Rubiu, efne Nrt Bobnsnbdum. Or
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kn tfne 95be BON so Sub erreidt
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~ Qdnber nnb 100 6Gfen tpGbreno
einer syabrt BON $4,000 Meilen fes
fuGen fon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. A. Neal of warrenton Is in the city
Admiral A. N. Smith went to Seaside
yesterday.
Hon. w. L. Robb went to Seaside
yesterday.
T. L. Fraser Of Ilwaco was in the city
yesterday.
r. A. Abbott OF Skipanon was in AS
toria yesterday.
F. ]. Carney went to Seaside yester-
day on business.
John s. Masten of Skamokawa was In
Astoria yesterday.
Frank Foster OF cathlamet was in
the city yesterday.
Julius Jansen and wife of Chinook
were in the city yesterday.
Chas. A. Davis Of Chinook was a Wis
itor in the city yesterday.
Chas. B. Merrick Of Saginaw, Mich.
is in the city on business.
Cnas. Hansen and wife of Chinook
were in the city yesterday.
H. H. ingalls, Of Warrenton was in
the city yesterday on business.
Hans Ongensdal of Chinook was In
Astoria yesterday on business.
Mrs. Chas. Zigler has returned from
a two weeks visit at Rosehurg.
Mrs. T. K. johnson and daughter of
Tenas Ilihee island were In the city
Robert Gray, prominent merchant
Of Hammond, was in the city yes
terday
J. w. Casey Of the Chicago, Milwau-
zee & st. Paul railroad was in the city |
on business.
c. H. Gram. president Of the Ore
ron Federation OF Labor, was In the
,ity yesterday In the interest Of. that
organization.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-12
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
New Rules Adopted by Chief Engineer
Foster.

rev Nules ADOPTED cy Cntef engineer
Foster.
Chief Engineer Foster has arranged
so that the whole department does not
turn out at fires. unless he issues a
second call. The rules adopted are as
follows: Hose company No. l responds
to all alarms below Twentieth street,
and In case OF alarms above that street
bitches up and waits orders: hose COM
pany No. answers all alarms above
Twentieth street and below that street
bitches up and waits orders: chemical
engine No. / answers all alarms be-
low No. house and otherwise bitches
up and waits orders. The object of the
new order Is to save unnecessary runs
for the teams and for the protection
of the city. as II has been in the past
every company responded to all alarms
and in case Of q small fire down town
II Is always extinguished before No
3 gets down; the horses are given a
long, hard run and In case fire should
break out In the eastern part OF the
city a great deal OF time would be lost
before the company could get back.
The same case would occur In case Of
4 fire In the eastern part Of the city
with No. company. In the case Of
the chemical engine any fire east OF
No. SIS house would either be extin-
yuished by No. 3 before the chemical
,ould get there or else would gain such
, start that the chemical cou'i nor put |
I out or be of much use.