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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-28
SOUTHERN CALIF0RNlANS
REGISTER IN NEW YORK
Miss May Sutton Goes to Visit Friends
In Cincinnati Before Return-
ina Home

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK. Aug. 27-Mrs. Carter
of Santa Barbara is a guest at the
St. Denis. Mrs. seibert of Pasadena
is at the Grand Union and Mrs. Drou-
illiard of the same city is at the Sc
vile.
Miss May sutton, the famous tennis
player. has returned from England by
way OF Canada II is understood that
she will visit friends in Cincinnati be-
fore proceeding 10 California.
w, Fl. Graham OF Los Angeles sailed
for Europe the past week
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-28
DUST STORM MAKES HAVOC
IN AN OREGON TOWN
Thick Layer Of Dirt Deposited In
Stores and Houses and Much
Damage Caused
Rx Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PORTLAND. Ore, Aug. H.-A spe-
cial dispatch to the Oregonian from
Pendleton, Ore. says: A heavy wind
and dust storm this afternoon did a
large amount of damage. The city
was shrouded in darkness and for ten
minutes it was impossible to distin-
guish objects Ave feet distant. For
over an hour the storm ragged, leaving
a trail of devastation. Plate glass win
dows were shattered and awnings torn
from buildings.
Nearly all merchants will lose heav-
lily as dust collected a quarter of an
inch thick in stores, damaging the
merchandise Unharvested wheat which
was in the trail OF the storm has been
almost totally destroyed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-28

1-Conference may close Tuesday.
2-Fears murder of missing man.
3-Famous actor Is playwright.
4-Southern California news.
5-Sports.
6-EditorIal
7-JuvenlIe prisoners to get outing.
8-9-CIassified advertisements.
9-1o.11-12-Publle advertising.
13-Mlnlng.
14-Bears message to pope.
EASTERN
shonts dimes with president and dis
cusses Panama canal affairs.
Thirteen persons die of yellow fever at
New Orleans.
Peace conference postponed until Tues
day. Break in negotiations is imminent.
FOREIGN
Many Americans represented at inter
parliamentary congress at Brussels.
Japanese papers hint at possible revolt
If any part Of Sakhalin is returned to
Pope Plus X stops sale of dispensation.
custom which has been in vogue since
time OF crusades.
COAST
Great damage caused in Pendleton, Ore
gon, by wind and dust storm.
Man is saved from drowning at Santa
Monica and departs without thanking his
rescuers.
Prospective settlers return from Uintah
reservation, saying Indians have reserved
all desirable land.
LOCAL
Plans for paving Grand avenue Hope,
Olive, Flower and Figueroa streets are
nearly ready for presentation to city
council
Council expected to authorize temporary
contract today for collecting garbage
City clerk begins mailing ballots today
Nor bond election.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-28
CHINESE GOVERNMENT
MoNoPoLlzEs TELEGRAPH
IN Associated Presa

SHANGHAI. Aug. 27.-An imperial
edict declares that telephones and
wireless telegraphs throughout China
are government monoplies.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-28
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California;: Fair Mon-
day; light west wind. Maximum
Temperature In Los Angeles yes
terday, Sc degrees; minimum, 81
degrees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
SOUTHERN Rl'|IAlLv ~.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC, e, /, 90.
TIa AIN s. LEAVE ICIIMoNp s s 5
TOO A., Dali local for Chariot NJ
1880 r. Dial Limlt ed PullmanStoS
Atlanta and Birmingham n eY s,rie 49,
i;Ss Memphis. Chattanooga and NIL the Southt3Sf
9 100 r.. Sun da Keysvlll Ioca! az
1880 -. M-Dail y-Lim ted-P uTuan Srea az
M,, FOR al the Soul
york II LYIsR Ri
X Tho fayorte route to Baltimore ana Et.asteEn
points, Leave Richmond +;2o rs NJ ex-s
sis r N Mondays, wednesdays! and
n :oo RI Except q Sunday For Vest Pol
Effs connecting with steamers for Bal tirnoro
# "a and FLYER land ings. ont!ays,f " dnesdays1
MI and II days ntear1tGr "a at ilouceSS 9E
F5 Point. Almonds and Clay Ba
@4;45 A. Except suMd Iocal mixed 1os
TRAINS ARRIVE = CIrMoND.s 4,
6:5s A. M and $40 II. N From all tho SoutllsS
y tx p From Chariot to and Durham ggSS
$40 AZ M.--Fron, Iteysv
9:M5 AZ Nj ltmora and Nv est Pol sS$
AS A. NJ. w ednead avs and F days; :l0
T' Nj. daily. except Sunday From ~
SSz Point . z, ~ 4. n I.
4 e Il, nHAR pHICi TAYLOR,
y II. Z. i NJ, & !.
S5 n g. H. AcKERT Gem n AZ
WASH ton, p, g, 81 isSSg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
IC.l.,oL,,TlET.ONl .AIARKETs..

] NEW YORK; Jan. l2--The cottol, msrltet
idevelored a weaker tono to-day und err local
bear pressure and squtdatlonbwit final $prices.
al about the loves of the session. he open-
vanceiSof q points. the slight changes being
An line with the IlverTool cables. which res
fiected a disposition on the part Of the English,
trade Ito merely follow merica n fluctuations
and await development s3t g nrInn 2 opera tors
Who have recently been liberal buyers. an
tho opening, and, offer! ngs of a. general char-i
acter were curtAiled by tho reports off, oon-
t!nued nrmness among terror ne ldfrs. " rifea
following the zeal worked upa abputs 8 spoihts
Brokers had bis selling orders on scale up
however, and before the session was an hour
old prices had lost the early advance. After
ruling Irregular during the late forenoon WIN
tho South selling moderately and the local
wording both pesams
Gently accumulated long interest, and in the
afternoon the market had e. sharp break With
May SCI ling about 70 pol hts .dSW!i from tho
hea point the morning ana some 4 points irs
oioso "a ssas coyerlug but
s e. ~. ateds at Z s7 S bales.
Port receipts for the day were moderate and
interior receipts Were aga' smal I, While ex7
Receipta 81 cotton at the ports to-day were
SIS bales aga 2, 7ss lest week and Is, b7S
last year; for the waek 100, 900 bales against
1911 7O6 last week and 49,, p0l last year. o-i
receipts at New, were ba Leg
bales against z, ia last yea r Il n,
Cotton futures opened steady ana closed
's'' y III 8t open, High Low. closs,
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POPULAR CIENC g5Is5
Lee tulirre. 3 I o.nigh tss. 81 II Radiun5
b and LIQUID AIT a Il ~. c. q

/ Tho big seritertainment.a and ecture9 sat
tho association hall tonight Is at tracing
Patty Will reach 4 he city his morning.
and g3f there be an immediate fall. Intern
perature. none need be issurpri sed, as ne
brings with MINI liqud MI 3l2 degrees ho-
low zero. It's contradi ctions are m arvel-s
GUS; being Intensely cold, as above stated. u
ST contract ts- ttsetf fund rmelts steel asats
freezes alcohol and Will do OF eranlarvel-a3
GUS hings he hand Pro 1,9 fessor
Putt 8S S
h He Will bring with him several tubes
valued at five Sr1ll ion dollars
Sper pound, and will Give experiments and
sdemonst ations. 81 His VIII less telegraphyt
apparatus will be Of the Marconi 3sy stem
most interesting TEXTURES OF he; evening;
There Is "a lively demhnd for: tic kets, and
these can be secnr eds.n t. the nsso ciation
committee God scat have been retained ned
for single sales. "A As 81 :lffs VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
DREW LOTS 10 DECIDE
3 WHICH SHOUL b BE K ILLED
liBYIAssocInted Press. 81

WATERFORD. IRELAN p, Jan, 4 IL
che steamer zeno arrived here to-day
With the captain and twelve men OF the
American steamer. dredger Texas from
.Dantzlo,8 via SOUTHAMPTON, December
18th, for Galveston, which foundered In
a storm off the lHcbrdes. The crew on
tered the small boats, but one containing
the chief officer and twenty-one men,
sank immediately, and a!l lie occupants
were drowned. The survivors drif tied for
several days before being picked mp. * ; y
III The survivors,, who suffered terribly
from cold and hunger, say that just prior
to sighting the zeno they had drawn lots
to decide which should be killed to pros
vide food for the rest, " n
Captain Plnnott, who belongs to Gall
weston says that they drifted five huns
.dred miles from tho scene Of the disaster.
two hundred and eighty miles northeast
OF the Azores. lie succeeded In restrain
Ing the men from cannlballsln,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
a. 'N0Ito|k& WeStPI '||II

EI.EAVESRIcHdoND$D AILY,, ilgsS
300 a N, NOR FOLK E m TIED. Arfl &
Norfolk 20 N ST ops 5onl ct r. ersb.irG
Vaxerly and ssptok !, I, 1, !,
Parlor8 Car, esernburg s4 To- VI IIynehpurk I and Z
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepera Roanoke to- Colum.s 81
bus, Blueheld TO Cine mat also Roanoke TO
Knoxville, and q Knoxyil liz N cmph!s. Cats
Dining Carr Roanok to
aliRoANoKE, for 81 rI
n 5 100 r.. M.--OCEAN IS DIRE LIN TIED.
riyes Norfolk 10 To Stops olll at% Patefsa
burg Nyayerly and RE ,s Connec 3 ~
steamers to Bost tor, I'rovid enee
Baltimore and Wash ngto on.
:26 r N, K For nd al sta lions east
Al so Il r. M. NEW RLEANs SHORT III
Pullman sleeners r chlnond 93 hgurg and l
Tsoanohe.5 tersburg to ~ nch Nrg ~ 4
e,attaneeea ~ orleans:
hi :so +. M.-sT. u LOUIS EN- PRESS, Pul Imam
Sleeper Petersburg to r and
Trains arrive from the west 80
RI. NJ and :o5 z, ron, NIL
and $3.50 E' NJ M:
w. Il. sBE,YILII, O. ft.S BQSLEf
q en- Pass. Dlst af'aSasS
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! 1Rl Nm, "a, january "; la, 1905.

Editor Of The Times-D Dispatch; IL V ,$
4 sr,--ln yo,lrtlocal of to-day referring 70
tho cuse OF Game Warden Lynhnn against
the Express Company for.hay' M !, dee nt
etc.. you do ME an IN Justice. y y ,r not
president of any gnnle assoclal loil',a I ~
only game association, know 81 IN TINS
State Is in Accomae ana y oFthaHptoh
INC case In question was no brought to
test the law, as you state, but 10 give
p,lblIo notice of Intention TO enforce the
law, This case Is some W hat llntlq O., y
that It seems Mlsslssppi does not, FORBID
t tl Union, 4 belieye. With the exception OF
one other, which does not, X he case
IN in o,les ton had been quail from North,
per qayeaied, he could be prosee; ps
Under the State as well rs the ilhtloh,iL 7!
law. Congress- some few years since, ln
order to prevent interstate shipment q
IA mo from or To nollr export tatcs, pa ssea
WHIT Is known us the Lacy act, " lietl I'M
noses a penalty on the shipper, as We'll as
fha Fraceiyerf and common carrier. "a is q XII
1T might not be well for oiils " frlenus
fond OF teastlng on game g I. rely 700
aTdetltly on the results In this case n, nor
t hey lad nS ths Hight 10 feast on game OBJ;
t tniG i' Out OF the State. u labored hard
i Ia saG ana s shall! WorE As fatkfly for
tenforNe amen OUTS, tt r9I 1, e,n,r ~
as (S!Gned & = y, VA Es ~ - e.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
/ Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

Iynchhurg. Va, jan y, 1895. j
sales OF loose tobacco on the IyNchbrg mar
ket Tor the two weeks ending January g. 1906,
reported W John u Oslesby, Of 14yneh's Ware.
hG soId week ending December esd. y 4sJ. 600
pounds; sold week ending January 9Th. Iel,2o0
pounds / decrease for week ending January 9th.
/ II soId from September 1. 1904 Ia January g.,
1896, b l04. 800 pounds sold .from. septembe
1908 to January O.. 1904, I, so7, 100 pounds; In,
rhs asales Tor the new year started Tuesday.
the 80. "! III prospects Of xood receipts, the
week but the warm then lsl NV, hAd Py
ths Wind bloWing . perfect gsle from the
northWest. and TX mia9!s The tsmpsrati! g /,
az ia degrees In D about twelve hours: The
weather has pontnuad cold l!nns which cheek
iishtsr sales next wssk. The quail ty Of the
.tobsss9 VS. - good "a that 91sfsdg before the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
REPLl CA OF CAMPBE Us S
STUDY BE GIVEN T05A CHURCH
N (spenlal to The Times- DlspatohD

special to The Times lspatch)
/ 4 ST, LOUIS, MO-, Jan. 4 ,-At Ia meeting
3nt the Executive Committee of the City
Mission Hoard Of the Christian Chnroh
yesterday " was determined to recon-
at tie Worlds Fair, an exact rcprod NO
gtloniof the study Of Alexander, Campbell!
hany va 20 SIy ,,nb t 2, IS CHURCH
AZ soon as S' the entire hoard has formally
Be- BEL torn ' down and reconstrp
N This pavilion and the, Sweden org!an
at TIC n exposition ~ any church organ
la tion. The pavilion was the rendezvous
af piles from a.! parts. q the sopntFy.
The register she Ws I, ha v, g many ~
1000 persons !sEted y daily, III s43s 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Railroad Rull!nl!lotrss,.58
,necial ia Tho ,Tlmes-D Ispat cli.)

4 Especial to Tho lTImes-D tcli.) M E
II BRIsTO u, TEN y. 4, j an. q &c fhcI Is |of
the Virginia and southwestern and the
Virginia and sout henstern RI ilWay% Com
critics arc Included in9 tho purchase made
by tho Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
Railway Company and others, as reported
In the press dispatches from Cincinnati
Itsis believed Ii any Southern company
sold Its interests In & the Southwest Yir-
sginIa coal fields to thotreported purchas-
ers, it Is only the Clinchfleld corporation,
which has been financing the plan to ex-
tend the southwestern into the Virginia mia
coal helds.- & x ltiii
The last mentioned companies are rep
resented BY George Ia Carter 7 he Well
known railway promo tor of Brlsto l.s 4, N i
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5sAbBs,


10 a |, q. III. com. g !, N
4 5W Amer. JrHss t'wiiic. |. 4
600 Amer, Cotton OIL. .,,'...
3o901 Amalgamatod Copper. h. y
800 Ainnr.& Cur ana Foundry
a Amer Garland Foult5 pfd X.
ihmpr.S,l,ob. 4 u. u.
511WlAtner. 1'ol,y pfd....s,
1000 Amer CAN II \. 4. 4.
t15W Amer. Can. pfd.. u.
800 Amer. Locomotive, CONF.
" Amer, Locomotive, pfd.....l
4 200 Amer Sugar Y. A, !. Z. !.
851O1 Al, i. aid 81. Fe. com.
II 500 Al, y aid s. lie, rfd....s...
200 Baltimore and Ohio....
$500 ooklyn&Rapid E.rraflsit,.s.
Canada 4 Southern h, 4. n. n (. 3,
100 Canadian Eaclflr q.
IA 900 Cilccapenko and Ohlo......3
1900 Chi. Clrcnts Ncsttrii.
I 5000 Chi. Nil. and s. r n, 4
300 Colo! Fuel ara Iron. \.
100 Colo. Southern, com. \,
\ 100 Colo. n Southern, 1sti rf1.
49,. ;.s3S Col1. Southern "a pfd ...s.i
i Clev., Gill; Chi III nd s ",
100 Cont. 4 rob. pfd i.
1100 Consolidated Gas M \. !.
200 Delaware and Hudsori...4..
* Del. .sJ.ack.S and West
$500 Erie, co N n,
.45t9 Eric, &1st pfd. &. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
II CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE sTocKEEAtARKET.
la5s (SaSns Al JJnon Stock Yarxls,1 & 7. u

II Richmond, Va, Jan. 2, 1901 sse
q satts on shs
u.s. s seanon e ssItsss s.
aIc:. as to quality Dry COW 81 2,i az to
nis run a''s sess and selling At
s sbs Eat s,iHss
s' Fospes sse ia rs on Iii
s.p. 1895 hgsa Ns4sss dgsa
prime sGSs sg1
ss9's s sst Msskss Mssd sSa
H.iSgi7o ;'bulk' Of sales. IS 81. i7H, Sheep
Receipts y o90 head sheen shade lover;
s sfvs ls nj ~
SCI head, Nothing doing feeling weak calves
Rsseipts M head ss Neals S
fng sa psssssd drass
ed yeals pVl4c. per pound; country dressed /,
s sssaay snd hsep shses sias
5esipts. ). ~ head; fesllag steady good State
UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsRuRG. Pa.
ssp, syPs prn sss sl nSskst
asS sset nFs
iIa:sl ght Sorkers, si0g4.7o, pigs. 1850 l4so;
firn, Prime wethors. IS. so9IS5o common sheep,
ys. SoQs,a6i spring lambs, y ~, veal calves.
3Sds,b0, 81 n al n ~ 40 ~
Il SCINCISNATI.S o., Jan, 49, ri dS-Quet and
lower. nutchers and shippers, n, 75d4,s0 cons
mon, Is. rs o. co. @ Ca tle-- cad and quiet,
!a6O, sheep-steady at fs,76@50 Lambs
STEADY at $6GD7,16 asS RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
G5.||NNERs.MU|sIT|f.R|'|E|:.P|''0|:|.R|||l!'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !.
v. .a.toclnte al pr CESS

II Sa}gs & by Associated Press F35i
5$4LITTLI r OGIl,- ARK., an. j.. In - the
House of the Arkansas Assembly !, o-day
Arnold introduced q u BILL u.
providing that every ginners III the State II
81, the first " day OF each month after
September LIST and to March 1sts OF each
year, Il shall mako a report Of the NUM-
Der Of bales $of cotton ginned up to that
time, and at tie same time 7 he preceding
YEAR T bese reports are to 4 BIO turned
Ia the whose duty II shall
3be to- transmit chem ITO the COMMISSIONS
81 Agriculture OF il tho State, no shall
compile and publish q reporta Of the same.
not 3 later. than the If h.s day Of each
month";. The bill IS was eferred to the.
Committee on Ayr culture. III 81 I'm ~ 93
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
|, LOSING BOND 8

Chicago and Alton Slh
Chicago. b.. and Quincy new - ~
Gnicago, ~ a nmI Pc col 81
- nj st oia Is u. 1o1 y
erso nIa nd 7l
*, =, ~ sn,t az, Z. 81 XII
f;,n ~ Srs 49,
nnnrc nj MD "a nds III
~ ~ an IL !, 70
= w intta. 10i 5
ErIs S Pspera h. sl
Tss IL N ~ IL u M
Fo ~. sv = liss
iay.h,S X srt H ~ ~ 9sN
r., ia yn ~ sIinin "a ~ 102H
w - ~, .od Al 1o5si
npat mi III 7oA
~ - * ~, Is FIJI
ennsa nd 81. A Louis XII
Missourl; Kansas and Texas ~ ao "a
or Mex leo con- Is 81 f9
Wnrk Central rem.
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For Standard Packages.
\, a 3 Z NJ p rasa q -

NEW ORLEANS, sI,lA,,g Jan. L. ~ law
providing for the creating Of & sta lard
e h for pa ssa Sc D BY Con ross
in the, report of tho egislatiyos Commit z
tee o ~ the National U Commlss lon M ar
chants, made att days 4 session Of that
body n 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
T q r educe Acreage.

CON "a. VI ii i "A special to tho
.Telegraphss front Griftin,$ Ca. says that
the q eorgin experiment. sta ion hns pa ssed
resolutions urging tho far mers i the
State to make 4 q ma rial 3reductio n. u
ground tor the raising Il OF I; tho supplies
which the farmers must have In NJ heirS
3ODcrat OnS. .4 isf1 8}i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Elect Their Officers. q

& rho trustees Of the Odd EFelloWs' Homo
met here yesterday and elected tho fol-
n Hill Montague Richmond. president; w.
p Baldwin Rad ford. Vice president ~
nj. bradshaw. Alexandria, 4 ecretary;, w.
~ Hill, Soutl, Bos ton, trus tee Vice Coy
ernor9 Montague. resigned: Charles Pom
\ fT'hc board received plans for the gerec-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
plano 81 Debs.

Especial to The, Times Dlspatcf.)
5B CHICAGO, I'LL, Jan. Alt is said that
Eagone ". Dobs is underwriting to. form
a \ gigantic labor org lon. wit the
American Railway Union as the nucleus,I
American Federation Of In bor,s lie has
called for q convention In Chicago " on
June eth. iIssi s,t ma II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
{ Bows Need Work Badly

Il General Secretary Mckee. OF the Gem
traI s. GUN MEMS stianb ASS clatiOn,
knows Of two boys, thirteen and sixteen
years OF age, 3respectiv y, who need work.
badly Their fat her is sicl! and the boys
must have work. Any 3 In formation con-l
cerning positions tfor6 the boys Will 4 be-
Gladly received. and may be telep honedl
to the association building, where infor-3
nation can be secured concerning 4 the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Richmonders in New York,

Especial to- The Times Dlspatoh.)
* NIDW YORK, ] ian! 4 q Wa ldorf w.
Stevens, & j 8 II. onnrd end ome--I.I
lin-H. S. u Lenrd &; Ilrlperlal B. Nor
ment; h st. Den ls---A. L.. Hips I, FL Altman
II B. nsWan g Ell. XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
4 Senat b tie Reflected <
sGE (ByS Associated Press.) R.ISsSii

ss3 n VASTLY LILLE 4 l,rllNl, q. an. In a
5joint session or the assembly to-day Hon,
w. 3 z Bate was chosen to- succeed HIM.
4 self as United st tes senator from Ten;
a for Congressman W. p. BroWnl ow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
StJ}3 y
Monument to Pickens.

(Byi Associated Press)
~, d .ss y an l2.-Re I.
SOUTH. q onn =
monument over tho grave "A Of General
Andrew RI Tokens. who Is buried In "a nd nd r.
son county S. c. s35 ST
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Janua ~ -. 80 $50 VA - s.'a -
February X y. IL 4 ~
March 6ss q
A; 4: II 81
october 4. 4. y. 1. ~. Z
s's.ss ss; ssf
Cotton, quiet 10 1 "a
stoek the n!,aens sg Da:ss
sa1ss et ysTs e Sa aasat
baies e Japan go bales took, ~ le
s. sll rssin
Fra ne. l55 bales to no ,ssV
bales 10 i pam. go bales !, 10 u !, III II
sins
y cs7 70 In les Is rance Oh g
s csG Masiet. ' i 81 Is sa Ssss n
q NEW on LIZA Ms e scoTr9aMi 8
spo, cot auie; sates re.
o s11IHe sa and middling
nshalxed a. ID ssd Ahis
Futures opened points lower Or, INC
Improvement In Liverpce and scarcely n 2, VS.
nSs finals HEAVY selling local &, bears sas
soon developed weak unsrtons here
offer 70 he tho tradins January r
opened poin.s & aavanesd %
~ her I've months showed slmla anuc W.
ssssa Msaf a e the
Cotton futures steady - stas as g;
February " ss s5ss i 1mlv
g. SsalSS3 August 693 bld.8is 8s $ IA
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\, 3, x I, Il. \. !. \.
NeW jersey, e =.
Nortnern T,aa,a II "a :. ~. Tx
u,
nor1ok ahr Ina rounding Is
Pennsylvania cony: $iE1 *
tAInlis and Iron Mountain, con- d ds 4
81 Louis and san aI,csco g. q ,..s S sSH
St LUIS tu'r ~ 81 M D.. 7. . N, n. 81 S
ssapeara s.
=, S,Ivn ! !.
Sou .Met b.; a. " Ma l21 g
rexas an s1 1T - IA Is s3
Ioaeao2 a 105,a
Tni {, + P ss' y g Z,
~ ~. - 5!e1 4 = !. I.
" i9sS -. Z. 6s
NJ ~ ~, Ma a5 4 M !. ok
Mn,sssiin. axe Erie 4s G3is
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III. " rcrundIng rs, regis tered loa
e funding ss cou 30 3. !, +, 4. 1o4
Ftr !. W. \, n, 6. 1oa
& d. VI coi,ron h. 4. \. 3. \. /, 4. 1o4
New Clustered ~
III. s., New coupon y " y
4. Old 4s, registered 1on
Old coupon y. =,
American Tobacco AS, cert feat es. Z
- y ~ ~ h 10
4 = nsra1 4. 4. I, Il. 1. 1903
SAtchson adjustment As y Y.
IA ~ 4, y. 4. 4. (.
baltimore and Ohio h Y. y
Central OF Georgia M !.
Central OF Georgia LIST !. =
!, AZ v. i. :. y. 11s
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I MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

d III 33PEANUTAAfARKE EFT. ss5s Hi
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Al, n JAM 12'-PEANUTs-
sna ninh.-Ma rkets Arm a. receipts worry
virRinias-Fitm 1t for fancy stock;
machineSpIcked 3Q3 Ac she ling stock, S2424tc
Rrccipts lRh
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Murderer Reprieved.a

Il P,lItSINsyILLE I, all. H.. GoYer-
nor Beckhnm has gran ted 4 q stay q exe-3
Sc,iti0n Sllntil July IN he case Of gorge
Holland who Was sent 1to. pc ~ ghnngsa
murder Of nr,9tunknown white man near
sPelrhroke In November 1905.
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RICHMOND RI; PRODUCE MARKET AR

sfcorocted daily. Unless stated tness
Are Thqsgse PsnsR choice per
,,nund. 9deoc.; fair 10 good. per pound. IN
frawn. lsSpl0c.: ducks, choice per round, nn-
drawn, isspisc fair to good, per pound un
drawn esssf psr po ouna
MD ra%n. fair to good per pound un-
ia wn' i1aSiso !; hens choice, per pound un-
VI sss ps1na H
Miner than undrawn. 81 arxct aetlv 9, X,
turkeys per Pound ..a y, y q
Snart ri a re large, per doze S.tV pneasantp,
saeh. toe. rabbits 9 per pound' squsf-
re!su sRfh 81 family pound.
1sati9c fancy dairy packed per pounn.
choice dairy packed per
ssSla somol per lis
SAS, ts a ySie Yellow. $ul5c Receipts heavy
iTss la ba ~
o9xfsc ,ELiANE hogs, choice; go
pound g hg 1s
s sausase, per pound zoe chest per pound
&c. :@dried apples bright. per pouha 5:sXGse'
dried P91@Rsd5 g. lS9aso
snai Sshte per oalons' psi
pIsps ls psh RpaG sat S&9
f sS9 sS a'sh
Prime per pound, q: 4e, lair, e prime:
per pound. cattle fa!rnto pr,m e PEI
bound hogs sfalr % PRIME pss pouna'
imI,toUR-W!nter superior. winter
extra winter clears ~ n
STRAIGHT psaen1 cH
,a
S ss;, ssls,se 10. ,s,5
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NAVAL STORES.

G., ian. 12-sP1FITs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thing doing lecen ~ .
casks 5i Rosin--N Nothing doing; receipts rs bar
rea. Tar@Firni! al ti.O: 4recetpt 80 barrels.
Crude Turpentne Firm at e, soas g .reeeipts,
s. b,Tre us Z Ian - ri RPEETIEE
Fir mat 52Hc. receipts f17s ca SKIS sales 81
casks: shipments 1855 casks: Rohn-F trn |; re-
scepts 2.oi2 barrels; sales, - 1o4 barrels ship
G. Jan. ID 2,-TURPEN-
TINE AND Ros1N-- thing d Ding
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& Observation-Disclosures.

NEW, 4 ORIx.8 81 ina rs 4 the dry goods!
market buyers ere not hcreasinly interes ted.
jthat|theS cotton may have tonch led IL lowest
point, and that the read tment ct prices may
Snected. Johhers are doing an Ind nerents husi-S
ness, caused today largely by the weather.