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Dn,yillc Tobacco Market.

TX, Ilnnyillc, Va, JAM -, Two. III
& Messrs Dlbrcll Bros. IN their week review Il
OF tho Danvilie market say N, u. \
OF Tuesday and Wedesday, or ro faIoy w Sut
tho unusually cold snh,, OF the last few dnys
ms e short the rscsp,s ana e fap bs as
tla,, ~ two 4 Very little shippers. toncco has
a pn in tho breaks this week The at9c u,
sold have boon llninly from tho s1,rropna.ns
ity ' Of ihe receipts, generally speaking has beer,
good, very fewgcomnion tobaccos uppcnrig ~,
think, has been larger than usual. Prices ha ye
been very frm on all grades. VII, the exGcp.
avery good purchnso With the sdec nc ~ tmo
prices q BUYERS seeIne aa 70 mat
fcrN az fact quite tho contrary has been tho
prices have stensd nnd th9 odays
nhoro Con inuSs 10 be considerable trading IN
the stocks held by dealers are Icing nr
e ersI d good assortment Of desirable obaccos.
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B|CSPuRT|Ni THE
..GROUP.0F STOCKS 0
Sudden Outbreak OF Pyrotsch,-
MICS Was Feature Of Mar
Ss ket8 Yesterday.
CAUSE NOT YER APPARENT.
Advance Was Probably Duc to
Expectation of Decision IL Il
& Northern Securities Case.
fRp A ssocia,od 1,rcss. )

y! NEW YORK. AIN 2s.--The sudden out
break Of pyrotcchnics In the group OF
4 stocks, which Is sensitive TO development
inathc Northern Securities case, was the
feature OF the stock market to-day and
this occurred late I'll the last hour of the
market. Union Pacafc was the central
figure ana broke through the restraint
which lad held 1t below 100 and was
rushed up to- 121S7-s. The transactions on
tho rise were In enormous volume. 81
4 Paul responded vigorously and sensa-
8tiintl advances were made by Great
Northern preferred nnd the Chicago and
Northwestern group. Northern securi-
4 ties itself iii the curb market was rushed
! IN seyerll points above It's previous hign-
4 est price to the ncighborhood OF LOO 20.
There were very large trlnsa GU :, IA ~
stock encountered very heavy profit tax
$1ng.@R 1t has been the profcssed eSpeG-s
4tation for several days past that the ao
3cision of the Supreme Court IN une
led down mt Washington on Monday. s : e,
$yond this there was nothing TO explain
the A excitement regarding these stocks;
5The 35toue&o the general mnrkct showed
strength but By no means IN the sum-
1 degree as iii this special group TIE u
Il strength and activity OF a large numper
#ofy obscure industrials was stu i nnv
IN the Stranscontinental group, TIE mar ar.
Ekot closed fslightly. Irregular. rotal safes
Of bonds, par value, $40, 600. %, on
\ N Total sale stocks to-day were 'o''-Vo
MONEY AND EXCHANG G E--cL q
] Money OH call, nominal; no loans. Iime
4 loans. steady; GO days. 2 3-4G3 per cent
90 days six monthss;' -. prln at,r mErr
4exchanga, tirm, wGitll uctual business N
bankers bills at s4S7 95@s4Ss for dem 1l,,It
and SSnt SIS 500 $is6 80 for GO day bills;
POSTED rates, s4s6@s4Ss 1-9 Comm e. :; =
h,lls. s4M a-idH IA. Bar H silver, 81 l-s.
8nIexican . dollars. 471-2. q g15
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/. Augusta Notes,

,specal@ Ia rho Times Dispateh. ., n,
sTuART DRAFT Pa IN t Same
;arber whe n. has !, gef mp n rentivss
Miss Bessie Smith, who has been Vlsl'lnR
in Newport News Is AZ nome nr merchants, has
gone ,ne 10 baltimore. and will be absent sons
time. il AK, ", ,ont ~ Z the iron
Mines inc, neur here, has gone to Montreal, cam
ada, 81, y !. i, Ill. L. ,,;stinrN relatives
hs mr NJ ~ nader tho agent Of the Norfolk
and Western Office has returned IRON 1oana ,kM
Miss Sailie McComb IS Visiting MT, una
aIra Iuscpl McCombl ut SW0pes,l }. y ~ .a
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COTTON MARKET.

* NEW YORK, I. j an. 2s.--Tho cotton market
opened steady>Ht n decline of sI4 points, VIII Il
was rather f'ctr&r Than due on the cables Tho
indifference response of Inc English market to
the local advance Of the previous day how.
ever was Offset to some extent BY the very
small receipts and smaller shorts were unset
covering and that Il large Texas operator was
taking d turn OF, the long side. New Orleans
sold here however, and tho market folling the
srnli while steady, gained ground slowly with
prices in The middle of the morning about 20
a points net higher
M Unlimited receipts Of cotton nj the ports to-
,lny were IS 615 bales against yl.2D last week
and q, ISL last year, For the week l55 900 bales
against Hiss bales last week and JILL last
@El53 bales against Il orc last year, and ut
Houston S,lS5 bales against 1866 last year. II II
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&, strong spot demand devcloped, causing q
Iii Iii tie active months were lo1? points above
Fridays finals. In the trailing, March open.d
$40, rho market closed steady Net gains
were aGll2 points, With January leading the
Improvement. "a tEt II , 49,, = - i
February, O. GSG6.70; March, 70: April $3.50
Go May, 6.77a67s: juno. 6SoG8 s. July. SIS @
G.S7 August, 6.9oMG.9t; september, GeS@f.VV.
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Woman Who Kert a Secret.

erary secret over kept In Amerloi was en- en-
tirely in the hands Of a woman namely !.
the authorship Of the books appealr,i.n,g
With the name of SAKE Holm on !! ne Title
page In his fAulobloErapl y, !, /. Al.paI 1 J,
letter from Mrs. Helen Hunt distinctly
llyowing hernuthorship and saylllg Trans,
IN; i intend to deny ~ TIL i dc, then y
wish to be KNOWING Va "a stI,l .ss ~
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Hold a Reception,

m. sunday schoo, Study Club, under the
d rs on n"' Of DR.. Pei viii hold q reception
al the second Church &c s9r rs at "a St
nielock. All members OF he club 81 tsheh r.
and officers q the eood G q n,b Az aa cor.
S d,S,iy ir yited to be present 4 social pro-
js.anime US been arranred, and the occasion
Is expected to he mos enjoyable,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

3 po,,r3 OF RICHMOND JAN. IS, 1895.
f54'f.1,'fa7 ARRIVED. s;iF q a.55
steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk m ina n
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line Z,
= Steamer Poca hon las. Grlves:M James river
n nGinss and Norfolk, merchandise and passen'
gers, Virginia Nayi CATION CO.
81 "a lteI SAILED. Ri * 8l
steamer Brandon Harvey, Norfolk, m ,aI ''
disc and passengers, S'd ~
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, u AN. 2s,5 1901.
ARRIVED. 3t5g II
schooner r. u. stearns. Providence.
Ii 5-S5'7f%'. SAILED.
steamer Amesteldyls. isotterdal ana -A'''ssei'
dnm iE :, !, jS r,r.o,oy5 noston x NJ
E Barge I.andsccr Providence. 5 * rs =
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R1C,HNI0ND PRODUCE 5NiARIxET.

4 ITLouR-A1arket continues quiet With mod
crate receipts N VIII AT Unchangod active;i
light receipts COIlN--Dull; receipts ample
OArS-Recepts ample for demand and market
dull RYE-Reccipts continue light and narket
steady. An HAY--With liberal receipts We quote
market lower and not 70 active or grades
difficult to sell even ut Very low prices.
a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES light, Market weak
ORANGES good demand :; light receipts
AFPLLlS-Fancy stock scarce ana wanted;
other grades In good supply and demand light.
( ONIONS.-Firm: light receipts,
weather conditions throughout al sections has
caused prices to advance and market. has has
upward tendency. 8Ei37
"a 5BUTTER-Alarltet active ~ except Tor very
low grades, which nre dull,
POuLTRY-Owing to light receipts INC mar mar
iket is In n good active condit ton n
8CiAME,--Receipts light and market active
Season Cor all game expires JanunIy Sls t. ~
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEl5l<--Wl, heat y y, w
bushels corn, 2l,504 bushels: outs. IS 1oe bush,
els; flour 1850 barrels: hay 6s2 tons; NH
feed. 10 tons. Iii,
i crock IN FL JEW .tTOR--Corn, 3OS9 bushels;
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\, VA ). 4. ). n. \. y. s7.oo IN $500
u NINA NM. 81. 20 a A. g0
1rahcy LOO a V. 20
Hrlt1ingB w StXX
ItEs,i common 10 good 400 @ 5.W
jI1gs, good 10 primo. y ~ S' y
Short leaf s.w INV ~
,oiF l!SAm " a - ~
Wrappers law law " o'.VV
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

q. VI 4, and Sc, Louis zen. 4s -. !. |. ]. 1928
e,h,ca ~ Terfn lnni 4s /, ri 81 81
S;niorndo !N,Idlnnd L ~ 74ts
t,oiors,do and southern Observation-Disclosures. 941s
t,ubu Is D cert iiicatcs 4. . I. :. 1864
5Denyeri ind Rio Crnntle As 10
r,is,iiia son,, ri los ~ s.I 50 ~
I1rin nror lien As.
Eric ;cnernl d. &, Observation-Disclosures. 92lls
Ttnrt Worth and Denver city lists. E. a, 112H
EIocknr Valley s11aM
lam n Gs certif1cates 2. ......... 9ls
+ n,,isviIlc md Mash. Unified 1903 s3
Manhattan con. gold As \. 1854
Mc,Ioal, a Central As 4. 74a
Nfexicnn Central tst inc. !. 237s
MINI. and St. Louis 4s...................,f9 wa
Missouri Kansas and Texas a. ....,,..... 1007s
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds............S BIZ
National X. r. of Mexico con. 4s.....,... So
Nav York Central 1Een. Observation-Disclosures. 1907
Nav Jorsov (,ent,n gen. IS !, !, 13s5
Northern Pacific 4s 1875
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i, GRAIN MARKET.
\ Richmond, Va, Jan. 8, 1895
4 QUOTATIONS..
atttEfFr .l N5I4 .A4jFiEa- 's3a a' .1i ttSeiH
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
i (Sales Mt Union Stock Yards,)

= u Vol Y
Richmond, Va, jan IS, 1905.
There was a very good run OF cattle on tho
market. Rest steers sold at 5G6hc.: medium
sow xe0 s ssfra e yo s ss
bulls s;sqshc,; hetfors, sd4'se.. as to quality
Good run Of hogs and sold from 4,saa5c.
q Very few sheep and lambs, Fat sheep selling
ut 5&dSc, medium. 4d5c, lambs, hhG e.;
&. &c. common to fair butcher Cattle scarce
q Prospects good on all stock f34
GIcA s. III s sfaGATT LIZ E,
$50; stockers AN, and . feeders. ,s,ssa4:s; cows,
Bulls. ;sso !et Calves. ss75a Is iiossEiss.
Cd and ss sSS@b AGED t. ssItc
light, sls5a4,65; bulk Of sales, ;l,soa4, q,
shcop-Receipts, 1000 bead. Market steady.
ers. MeoaS 60; fall TITO to CHOICE mixed. s49lso
native lambs. S.6097.69. as &c II
il: head Dry by cows VS. Dressed bssf
steady q 7ac psr pound galyesecepts
and an Lambs Reeeipts s.oss head sheep stealy:
lambs steady, but slow, Sheep sold at $ia5; 90
a aam 10 c ReIa'i lambs S cults
dressed res ilGls!c per round ,oI1tg Reeeipts,
Western advlces E Isl si8@
UNION STOCK YARDS. IrrrsRuRG. PA.
slow, Choice, Sc, s0dl560; prime, st.lOno, Is,
Hogs-Rereps, fair; market lower Prime
hcavles and mediums, S4oo@ls5 heavy york =, s
$50; roushs siGl43o sheep--Supply fair and
arket fairly steady !, Erin prms 3; wsthHrs s nna
s5a7,so; veal calves. ,7.Soas'O- 3
II & CINCINNATI. o. Jan. .s,--iIOGs--.Actlye,
strong butchers, $4S5; common, 4 50. 75Q4 %.
C'atte--Steady, Fair 10 good shippers, s4a4,Gl
common, s?ae,5b, Sheep-Steady at $?, bolS2,5,
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MISCELLANEOUS n MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

(Reportod BY Rodgers. M AZ g Col
crI1Rr; VA jan Is. --PI1ANUTS
snn n,shHNar ket steady at s5c.; receipts light.
Vfircinas-Mnrket firm at AZ I.ic. for fancy Fancy
stock; y machine picked. 2%13Ec.; VT eneilihs
stock el3c. a NJ, &fa8 s55l * i#
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spot cotton closed quiet; middllnE uplands
100 mlddllng gulf 7?5; sales. $40 bales.


100 mddlng gulf, ~; sales $40 bales.
"a. cotton ouiet: middling. 100; net receipts. 1?5
bales; gross receipts, $3.50 bales; stock, s6,@l
bales,
,s6l5 hales; export to Great Britain, E.oSl baGs:
ID France, .,e2o bales; to the Continent d,3SI
1,a1es; stock ss2,7i3 bales.
4 = Consolidated at all ports--Sct receipts,
IL 6f5 bales; export 10 Great Britain. 503i tnlcs;
10 France, a,e29 bales; to the Continent O'3s'
bales.
Total since September LIST al ~ p2rts,rNot
receipts. G,bsJ iG5 bales; export 70 Great Brltah
q 40, is bales; to France. 65l b5s bales TO tho
Continent. lpillia bales; 10 Japan, S2Ssl bales;
10 Mexico, 1910 bales
u NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 2s--cQTroN,,,
Spot cotton continues in good demand at ful
prices Sales 800 bales, including LOO 70 mr.
rive 1t was claimed some time ago that Jan,
nary spot engagements had all beGn MED, ana
Wei to-day buyers were keen after the artua
st,,ff for which they wantv-Januhty bills OF
lading. Quotations advanced rs,
Futures were very quet at the opening win
prices 2qi4 points down, the first rrces b x
the lowest OF the day, Soon after the open'r
short covering and buying Ivy longs put prices
above yesterday closing, Late IN The session
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II. s rcf1ndinr Is, regI stored. I. 1oii
II reflndinr o. coupon, . ~. ~. 104i
II 3sStrepistcrcd . 1O3a
III s as co,inon . n, !. !. 104,
III 4 q Nav IL retrI stored . . I. Z. y. 1901
II q, Nav IL COUPON K. 4, 13i
III s. Old Isl registered II 1861
II d did a. co,itoil. !. !. ...,.......... 1861
A mericnt, 1nbncco Is a cnrti ncatcs \. 76
a mn,.icnu Tohnci6E Cs certificates ~. ILL.,
ttnhiso,, general IA ~ q. 1903,
htchisot, a d iustnient As 4. 95
Atlantic Con ct T ine A luI;
paItim Src n,,,I Ohio a. 1p!t
IN itn,n,c4 md C)hio 3iSs. .,..,,,........ 95i
Cent. "a or i;roren observation-disclosures. 11Si
Central of Georgia LIST Illc...............,. u
Chnsn ,,eatoT and Ohm i6s. .......,..... los;
ShicM 4, and Alton 1874, s..
Tnicn9S r.. and Quincy now 1901
Chicn va r. md Pacific 49,
Chicago II. n. and Pnc. col. 6s............Eo7
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Lyncfb,irr S5roba Geo Market.

LII L,-nchburg, Va, Jar PSI 1905,
Sales of loose tobneco o., tho I.ynchhurg mar mar
reportcd by John u. Oglcsby, Of Lynch y Ware
\ Sold wccis ending january Goth. hss, 1t0
rounds sid week ending january 9Th, SO2.S!
pounds, decrease for week ending JANUARY 27tfi
1856 300 pounds III fg 50 u, ID 4, !. . .. ". ~
y Sold from sopter,hnr 1901 70 !, Inhunry IA
1oSs 10 January II, 1904. '5al41oo pound,s. III.
crease TOR 1905, I, vel 800 rounds SOLD during
;fhnijary NJ 1sO5 si92.3JD x pounds " sold during
January 1000. zoos 200 pounds. &, Il q n
The receipts wetc much lighter INN , .%as
expected this woek, catssa by the COD W 1is
tho Temperature fell from, 50 TO, 40 n,,a has
continued " about that tenperature With I, a.
rai,so prathcr light snles next week. Tho dual:
ity aud cond ton Of the tobacco continue good
and prices were fully Up 70 quotations.
I'll NJ fnllOWa
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MAY. q. q. +. s.e7,s es7,s s,a5 s.s5
July .......,....., 7.07is 40 7o71a 7.o7h

& July H..... .,...... 707is 40 707ts 7o1s
SHORT RlBS-Psr 100 lbs "a s, i'm 4 All
Say Say s.: 81: So
& July ~. 6.a5 6e7h 6a5 6.e5 IL
Cash quotations 5wern us follows: FLOUR
Steady. Winter patents, S. i0dl5,?e straights,
s4.S0a5.0o: spring llpatents. $5l6.e0;A straights
$t.70d4.S0; bakers,3i $260G3 SO. I. No.. sprinG
wheat, $i.leQiia;| No. ., slMllu1 Z. No: red,
$1.l7Mfl1. 10is n. Mo- acorn, 4ac. No. yellow
No 3 white. 30N disllsc No.7c rye. @75c: Good
feeding barley, sc. IS fair 10 choice mating.
ern, sl.2s; prime ,Timothy seed y 81 saa SPA
Mess pork, peri barrel, ST.. 654l12 20: lard. per
100 pounds short ribs sides o s,s
$6.5016.70 Short clear sides (hoxe.D So, 623s q
6S7is. WhiskeS,S ibasl Is of high wines. 81 ".
Glover Erilde S ~ IatterTSte dy;
Steady at 11l TO. Egga-SSt eady at mark. cases
Included 2la2Sc. firsts, Sc.isprmSshrsts, 2sc
extras, 30c kEis 33&sI y, Sl 81.
II BATTING III, MI, jail ys2s, AATL oiJR-Q ulet
and unchanged. II ayVheat -Dull and easy spot,
southern b y, s. ioal Isl corn Easy;
spot ana ths oi,, southern n %t1lo
Dull;ENo. 9Whitt,N37 N37 Ac. Il Rye-pull; NO. 9
Western s5Gs6c. \ Eiutter--ITir1n and unchanged:
fancy Imitation, 22dle3c. I; do creamery. 30c.;
do. fladle. 19G20c.; store-l,nched A5nl Eggs
QUIET at etc. Chccse-Firm and unchanged.
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hero IN old Bruton Church, about cightseh
months ago. he made q ia vs. f'i lEs
lady his bride, s,l ti.s4 q
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Other Produce Markets.

81 NEW DIX, Jan Is. LILO UIs--stca.ly, but
very dull. hIlnnesot.. patent si.soao2o; Min.
M mo RES ou rleue' 8
s.ssayi %d Tsi nnd ss.'Gs @
Nominal. Burley--Dull; feeding, 43hc.; malt
ing, 4bq52c. Z. .t5lf
afloat. Options dull at a Partial Nc not adj
vance. May, Sl.l5a; July, Sl.o2&; September
oe,io arSet lG Il
steady IN mixed Ike sed ,o "a
BEES efsf hlMs 5:a; Gsss S
saSal; . nsisa n SaEss nss s si
p pouad, s a75aS s isM iork.steaay family.
a. ia9s t' Ta low SUIT civ, f?e county, 4s
44sc. Rosin-stcady; strained, S2,s71sGpa.so.
Na a Ss?so 10 invoice
Ice; MIA cor d iolsc Futures steady
at a gain Of 6a'l6 points, sugar-lRsaw, Arm;
moasses sugar, 4'se.; refined &c hrm confen e;
s S. IS Rloeg THu dcmest!c sSa5Ac
Mlosses-Firm; New Orleans 2ols5e, i1 =, 3.
nutestrong renoyatsa isse
's aasaenSfa LEE island s1ssso
I Pea msi fancy handpickod, 5Na0'to, !
other domestic, sd54c. Cahbages--Qu!at flat
Dutch, per 100 s2d300. Cotton-by steam 10
liverpool. 12epl4c. f
CHICAGO I'LL, Jan, emancipation Of
| reduced exports from Australia and Arsentino
VA slargely the cause OF firm finish to-day
| iii the wheat market, ~ tho close May wheat
was up &c; corn Is of &c, oats arc 3su doWl
| provisions 2isGl6c,
The leading futures ranged as folows;;,
Open. High. Low, Close,
May ..... ., Liz LEY LIE,
July =. ........... 9sss eS7s osss 9s%
l CORN-No. e. tits "a a., !,
jan .,..,.,...... &c. .tAi II ..s7'
May ..,.,,,..i''.s ie.i ~ F Iisaxs "A la
| July ,...,,...,,,.. 4ofA Sf'7a 5i TVS f'fS
| OATSr-No. Q, sS5i5g ,o,,
/ IAN ,.....,,,,,,.. 81. .Sa \
| May .,,,,.,,,,,,, Sl.s ~ @sna;;t S ,uEt
| LulS F,,t,,.,,,,.t,. pWjh "oh '"fs l4 sNTss
MESS PoRK-Per hbs $50 ~. \, =
May ...,,::.;:t.iass is,N is,sas 1854
| Lt,RD-Per 100 lbs. . ~ mi,
\ Jan. ,.,',.,-,,,,t. 6ii'. VIE WV w "'''
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NAVAL STORES.

+ 3gi3 NAVAL STORES. Z. &c. -
5.11,MlNc ,ToN. N. G., Jan. 2s-SPIR1TS
MI 5EN,rIN I-rlrn at 5lhc.; receipts. l3
casks. Rosin--N othing doing receipts 20 bar
rels Tar-Tirn at receipts - naate,s.
: sS&vANSAII Ian 9gJRa sSes Is
a. sl.a. = shIn,ncnts 1,i9s cnsts. Rosin--Firin;
receitps, IsS barrels sales :es bar'es; sh'p-
h en- 1, lyy Ss1 p9i Jan. cs-TURPEN-
TINE AND #TOe5lN--Sothing doing. y
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TOBACCO MARKETS,

Richmond, Va, Jan, os, 1905,
1'obaeeco-park Fired tNew,-lseceipts con;
quotations Reordcred-Yery quiet and Little
or nothing doing. Brlghts-u Quiet,
liberal Market Arm and demand good ',
The quotations are "a follows:
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OFFICIAL RANGE and SALE o. STOCKS N NEW YORK.


500 Mo, Kan. ana TEX, l,fd5..S.
/ 4l0O Missouri Pacific .......s...
Nash. Chat. and s. Liza.
1040O New York Central.......!s
A 800 Norfolk and Wcsterll.......
1900 N. Y, Ont. and Western.
/ 500 Pacific Mall 'j................
1890 Pennsylvania r. R........
1000 Teoplc's Gas (Chicago) Y.
z 5n1 Pressed Steel Car......s..
I 200 Pressed steel Car, pfd...
1900 Republic I. and s., conn.,.
500 Republic /. and s., pfd....
1890 Reading, conn..... ........
n 200 Reading list pfd..........
Reading. ID pfd"...........
1880 Rock Island, com. ..........
400 Rock Island, pfdn............
Sloss....... ..,... .....s t.f.i..
n sloss, pfd. ....... ..........
L.Hhnd s. r.. 81 pfd....
1920 S. Il. and Southwest, pfd.,
sO5OD Southern Pacific ..........
1900 Southern Railway, COME
5lO Southern Railway, ffd..,.
1000 Scnboard Air Line. CONT.
1000 Seabonrd Air Line. pfd...
$500 Tenn. Coal and 1ron........
1900 I'oxns Pacific .,...........5.
1850 Union Pacific ..............
570O United States Lcatllcr......
535oO United States tSeel....'..5.
$4,000 United States tsecl, pfdl "A
coo Va Car Chemical. eon1...
Va Cai'.H Chemical. pfda.....
200 Wabash, Gomez. ........'
# co Wabash, pfd. ....... ............@.
200 Western Union .............
400 wisconsin Central .........
100 Wisconsin Central, pfd....
Total sales 690,6W shares.
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coTTONsEED OIL MARKET
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
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CHICAGO, I'LL, Jan. 2S.--AntIcpation OF
reduced exports from Australia and Argentine
WI slargeiy the cause OF firm finish to-day
liz the wheat market, AZ tho close May wheat
was UP isc; corn Is off &c, !; oats arc 3su doWl
provisions 2isGl6c, @
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-22
THREE TIE FOR
FIRST PLACE.
Sensational Finish in the East
ern League Season Closes
Sunday.

More sensational than any race for
a pennant in years is the spectacular
struggle for the blue ribbon of the
Eastern League. With the season end
ing on Sunday, three teams, Jersey
City, Baltimore and Providence, are
tied for the lead, the triple deadlock
at this stage of the campaign being
SO phenomenal that doubtless it is I'M
p%aralleled in the games history.
Jersey City's season ends tomorrow
with Buffalo, and in the two remain
ing days the Skeeters will play four
games with the Bisons. Baltimore
also winds up tomorrow, the Orioles
having three games to play with
Montreal. Providence finishes On Sun
day with Rochester, the Grays and
Bronchos having three scheduled con-
tests and two postponed games to be
played off. What will the harvest be
in these remaining conflicts in the
| closing days of the season? None Of
| the three leaders a afford to lose Z
| game at this stage of the race, for
break by any one of them will upset
it's chances.
This triple tie for the Leadership
was brought about yesterday by Jer
| sey City's double victory over Roches
ter, Baltimore's defeat of Toronto
ood +La hao+;nr If Ruffa1n Inv provi
dence. The Skeeters realized yester
day when they took the field that i
they are to continue in the running
they must beat the Bronchos twice
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-22
N The FIELD OF SPORTS
md they turned the trick handily.

and they turned the trick handily.
In the first contest Lindaman held
the enemy to two safeties while
Murray's men stripped nine hits off
Mclean. AS a result of this manifest
superiority with the stick Jersey City
won by a score of 4 to O..
In the second combat, which went
only six innings, the Skeeters put a
mortgage on the game by rolling ur
eight runs in the opening inning, and
thereafter it was only a question OF
what the score would be when dark.
ness stopped the tired combatants.
Pfanmiller pitched Jersey City to the
second victory, while Schultz was the
hide handler for the Rochesters, who
escaped a double shutout by squeezing
in a pair of TALES in the fifth round.
Yesterday Baltimore won from
Toronto by a score of 7 to 4. Burchell
relieved Adkins in the box during the
game.