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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-25

This talk about the democrats not sending good men to the board of al- dermen should he taken with little grain of salt. In general way the democratic aldermen who, have acted for. the city in the past, and this ap- plies to the ones now in office, under stood their business about as well as the other fellows. Any inferiority mo- ticeable was in numbers, and this was quite manifest when it came to a count of heads, and at best the most the democrats could show were six while the republicans had nine. If the democrats can get six aldermen who can out-general nine republicans it is their duty to do it. but this Is out of the question. The republicans drop into meetings fully aware of anything of importance that Is to be acted upon and their minds made up how to vote. The others are not in position to get this information. consequently they are frequently taken by surprise and the most the ablest representatives they might send there could do would he to offer an intelligent protest. and this has been done right along. but the majority simply smiles and when it comes to vote the question is car ried and nobody gets an explanation why. A great many well meaning citizens don't take this into considera- tion and as a result democratic alder men are frequently held up to ridlcule for not doing things that are practical ly impossible. Probably the most seri- ous blunders the democrats make is the constant changing of It's represen- tatives in the board of aldermen. A man is sent there for term and some body else takes his place the following two years or so and in this way no body is on deck long enough to be- come sufficiently familiar with the routine work of municipal affairs to enable him to make a creditable show ing. People will say he has been there two years and what has he done. This is not fair way to judge a mans ability to represent constitIl- ency in the ahermanic chamber or any place else. The democrats have few good men there now. Why don't they send them back instead of pursuing the old plan of experimenting with new men. who may or may not have am bition and fitness to replace them? The democrats would make no mistake by taking tip from the opposition on this point To he sure democrats are not anxious to remain long in the har- ness. because they tire of being al- ways on the losing side and getting knocked for not accomplishing some thing: but they shouldn't take things that way. and besides. the party should not be too willing to let a man step aside after he has had few years training until he gives it a term or two of his experienced service.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-25

When In need ef hefp try zse d h the Democrat One business man ad- vertisei fer q clerk in our columns and received e2 written snsvers besides resrIy as many more applied In person it only costa zsc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
Petersburg Tobacco Market.
reported BY craddock and Jones' OF Virginia
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Norfolk Peanut Market.

NORFOLK. VA, April l5-Thc peanut mar.
iket has bean quiet hero this week, but prices
have remained steady There Is a good demand
week at least, has been short OF tho demand.
Tho prico Increased ,sc.;. and II would have
gone higher, perhaps, II the peanuts had been
sent to the market to meet tho demand. The
price did not 90. higher simply because there
were not Gales enough to register higher
price, tho quotations being made from actual
sales. Tho demand for machine picked peanuts
has not been noticeable Trade IN that grade
bags OF them In the market than will be sold
for several weeks Commission merchants arc
inclined TO doubt the reports that the coun-
One Of tho well-informed mon on LIE street
says tho peanuts will appear later, as they
have done every season heretofore. when the
idn1and for them became urgent and the price
stociss. especially OF tho lower grades They
are doing q fair business and have been making
good use Of the Inilder weather and tho rapid
approach Of the spring and summer, when the
sold by the street fakirs Of the great cities
Of the North and Northwest. . I'D
The large factory OF the Merchants and
Farmers Peanut Go. will be rebuilt on the site
.2sth. Tho delay was caused by the failure
of the insurance adjustcrs to errtve The ruins
OF the Hve-story building were lefe till the
$50, 900 loss was ascertained and an arrange
nlent for settlements agreed upon between tho
Insurance companies and tho owners. Dennis
tEtherldge, the president Of the company. says
the factory WI be reSuilt o. nreprbot ma "a.
former factory and have q great capacity. The
sta is on the Belt Line railroad near Ports
mouth. ~ X SIS. f's*. eSsSS :. s.
pprsne, SIC. !; machine picked. 'sK asBt: buch.
the bu,hel. 81
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D]-EEPWATER ROAD.
People OF Abilne Expect Il to
Come Their Way.
!. Ia, = ,,,ho T,n,es-T1ig

Especial to The Times Dispatch
& gKEYSMILI4E, Va q April 15.--The people or
Ablline are conf idert that the DeepwaterS Rai
way Will be sibuilt within a mile Ssot that
place. The engineer In charge has expressed
the opinion that this route IL the most SO us.
viii passs.in the vicinity Of Barksdale's store,
on the Madisonville road.
western terminal is completed. AS soon as the
survey here is completed contracts for the
work will be let tt is expected that the
4, Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss Mat
tie Gregory. daughter OF Dr. ]. =. Gregory,
anu Rev Robert E. Atkinson. Sot MISSOURI,
The marriage will be e<lemnzed at Keys
vile baptist Church on ksril 2oth at high
noon. =, 4.
The Bank OF Chase City expects soon to open
have already I established an office, here In
charge Of f., p Peters, 800. -
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so OK ANsAs c lTY;ii MO- AND RE-
NJ 'fl5i .i4 w rl,jRhl@$29.O 90, N taisi

On account meeting Sof the Southern
BAPTIST Conventiot 'at Kansas City, Mo-,
MAY lo-17.thet Southern, Railway will haze
on sale fromSail points tickets to Kansas
cents for the round trip, Rate from Rich
mond $500 Tickets on sale May 7th.
Sth, 9th, 10th, nth. and have final limit May
Esd. The southern Railway can give 70 U
a fast and conf ortable trip via .Asheyille
and tho Land Of the Sky."'or via At
lanta, and has two trains daily via each
route. Trip may be made from Rich
mond to Kansas City without change Of
trains. Fine Pullman oars and dining
cars that are maintained at the highest
standard OF. excellence. For detailed in
formation apply to nearest Southern Rail
way agent. or call on or write Richna ond
Transfer Company. or .j
C.. w. sW1ESTBURY,
4 D. p. "a, e2n East Ma In Street. Richmond,
Va.
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COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 15,-Tte cotton market
opened steady q. unchanged prices TO 2 points
advance IN response to covering, based on
pros poets for showers and rain over Sunday.
accompanied by lower temperatures III the cot
ton belt Trading was very quiet. and the
market following the call ned fairly steady.
fluctuations within 2 or 3 points OF the opening
figures. There was no special feature.
2oea7 bales against ol,sIs last week and 6ss
last year. For the week testlmated) 10000
bales against l70,ss8 last week and SO, sol last
Y year. rc-day's receipts at New Orleans were
ESQ ba les against t776 last year, and mt IIous-
ton 4.69l bales against 9oe last year.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. April Is, 1906,
OUOrATIONR
CATTLE MARKETS,
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
X f(Salea at Union gtocS YardS,)

H19 Richmond, Va, April ., 1V6.1
There was q light run Of cattle on the mar
ket Best steers sgsSG' medium t9 E ,;sps
gss ' ss IL aua1 Il a bry se.s sNe
to duality, Bulls. sGsEc.i fresh cove. ss6ap6o
Veal calves oge4c. %, ], s,e -. !, 4
Shostts, 6dl5hc.; 5roughs hogs. thQl6c.
Light run Of sheep. Good sheep, &C. i'medillH
6Q6Tc.i common, 4@a11sc.
Lisht run Of stock 81 all kinds expected for
CHICAGO I'LL, April 15-cATTI.E-Ka-
ceipts 800 head. Market steady. Good 70
prime steers sS0la.7a; poor to medium, "a, eop
6.75; stockers and feeders, fs.5oQ5. y; COWS
bulls, Sa6o4Aeo: calves, ssg0.oO. Hoss-RA,
cslRtt 1900 bead. Market slox "a atsa ".
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Danville Tobacco Market.
(Reported for The Times Dispatch by DIbreI

Danville. Va, April IL. 1895.
: Sales this week have been somewhat smaller.
than for several week spast today being tho
been favorable for farm work, the few farmers
having tobacco on hand are TOO busy 1t home
to market It. It Is generally estimated that
been sold. Only a small proportion Of shipped
tobacco has been offered this WeskiiS.s The
breaks have been mainly OF medium grades OF
tobaccos are scare and In good demand, Prices
arc without any notable ohapSa since our last
report Medium to good old belt smokers and
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points up The transactions were small and tne
fluciuatiorn narrow The market closed at top
prices with not gains Of 4ah points Bull
teexrams from South Carolina say that hitesn
Ing 10 the phosphate company axs running TO-
day. II I, ~
Cotton futures quiet ard steady. April: !. 7;S ~
7.sa; August. 7.34a1. IS !: September. $eb7. Al ;
October, ~: November, 2. 617.H; Decem-
ber Z. 4ofD7. TO- s3f}7gl saat
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

uuuuu utteetJJ mehehthth ,nenehthhmr1n s.i
FIOUR-Receipts not go heavy th!a We e
but tho market continues dull WHEAT;-,
continues active. light receipts: GoKs9pTE
Receipts continue fuli for demand and only
No gohy and No an I1 Ss .od at heavy srS
concessions IL at all; clover In nominal AZ
there S scarcely any demand for Z .,c..,
~ demand. and market very quiet. New, re-
eclpta very Light and market u.1 sS,,ye'
1PPLElReceipa decreasing and market IN
ED EdGsMs,sady aud demand good; light re-
BUTTER Good 70 prime stock in go god de-
up. ;" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moderate and demand
good spring and Tinlsr chickens rsea,s SsSS ana
- w. d;ii Old hams active and wanted
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEk." g * b 3aIss
bushels corn. SIS busels; GAS az hsgIe1s hsy
s21 tons; mill feed. 2l9 tons
:. STOCK IN .ELEVAToR-corn @.ssl pusno0'
c-n hall 81
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA April 15.-PEANU Ts-
.Spanish.-Hlarket steady at OPS Virginias-
chine picked, 2,sd3Ac-; Smelling stock. 20s&c.
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5REpucEp RATES VIA sEABoARD

2 |a5f-3 3g8aAsAlR LINE. 3is,iat essS IL
ATLANTA, GA. and return. account
meating National Association Of Manu-
faoturers. the seaboard will sell round
trim tickets to Atlanta at one fare plus
q cents. Ratio from Richmond. $15.75.
rrickets sold May 14th and 18th. and good
returning until May goth. BY payment
or 70 cents, tickets will be extended un-
q, lime 18th. The Seaboard has very fast
and convenient schedules between Iich-
mond and Atlanta. and operates two daily
trains with Pullman sleeping cars. cafe
"a 70. and the best Of day coaches. . e
KANSAS CITY, MO !, and return, account
of Southern Baptist Convention, the Sea-
hoard will sell round trip tickets at one
wav fare plus 80 cents; round trip from
Richmond, 5000. Tickets sold May 18th
10 1Ith inc, limited to return or be-
fore May ESD, ..9o5. The Seaboard has
q yerv attractive route to Kansas City,
via Atlanta, with exceptionally convenient
schedules For further information rela-
tive TO any Of tho above reduced rates,
cali at Richmond Transfer Company
office, Main Street Station, or to the
All Information cheerfuly glvsn and
your patronage respectfully solicited.
5- w. NJ. TAYLOR,
VI City Ticket Agent.
II. s. LpARC,
District Passenger Agent.
$50 East Main Street,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Richmond, Va. April Is. 1905.
tfTobacco-Dark Fired (New)-Receipts con-
stinue light market firm at prices fa4oted. Re-
iordered-MarBet continues quiet with,yery. light
receipts and offerings. Bright s-Receipts con-
tinue light and market quiet but firm Sun
Cured Receipts very light and market active.
q iNote-Wes visos shippers to avotdStoo high
order, as much OF the tobacco coming in is
damaged. and when such Ia the case It sells
far below markets price. go X
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cutters are closely Watched and have ad.
vanced from d1e 70 ono and half cents FER
pound over recent prices. The market generally
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Mixed and butchers. S. 1915. %: good 70 choiee.
he-y'y. a6t7h ab.65: rough. heavy. 90 s5qo:6
light, $5.a5dS 67hs hulls OF sales. Sc sex
Sheep-Receipts. ESQ head. Market steady.
Good to choice wethers, e. 6o86a': fair TO
choice, mixed, 81 5oas.5o; native lambs, $500
7.s5. Il EeStt ~ a2
3 NEW YORK. April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
47s head. Nothing doing;. feeling steady.
Calves-Receipts, IS head Trade limited for
lack Of stock: feeling steady. Common 70
good veals. s566. 10: prime quotate at 81. 25tg
7b0 Dressed calves firm; city dressed tyeals.
Sffllc. per pound: country dressed, 1850 per
pound !: choice, SIC. per pound Sheep and
Lambs-Receipts. ]. 75s head. Sheen fairly
steady: lambs fully loo. lower. Good to prime
unshorn lambs. ss9S. is. Io@s-Re eeipts. 3::16s
head. Market fir1ner on Buffalo adNces. Prime
State hogs quotal,e at So. 1925, Isl common,
mixed. western. IS. Is. IA a. tiss
& UNION STOCK IARDs, PIrTsDofG PA
April 15.-CATTLE@Suppl light; market
steady. N Choice, segs, la; prime 81. sa@6.0o
Hogs-Receipts. light !; market active. Prime
hsavies, medium and heavy, workers @ssgs 60:
roushs. $3.50 sheep-sopsiy,:l tlar'sst
5oas oo labms stgs ss;yssrlI calves sss e.
CINCINNATI O.. April a1gs sh-ouasst,
Butchers, $50; common. si40aSG5lIoa Cattle
Steady: Fair 70 COED shippers. $685.: com
mon. Se.6o9a, IS. SheepESteady at IS: $685.,
Lambs-steady at s4.eo17. Is. Y!
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MOMENTS HOME MISSION SOCIETY,"
MEETS jPoRTsM ouIH. vA; =, ! t'1' s !

IS. SPEC IAL RATES
IAN o o. ~. l. 4.
sa "a round trip, Richmond to Ports
mouth, Va, and, return via Chesapeake F
and Ohio route. which will land pass SCI /.
gers at Portsmouth. Tickets sold May Z; lss'
"a ana Sd. limited for return May sth; :, 3.
Fast trains leave Richmond from Main !
Street station at 0 "A M. and 4 s: 4. NJ M
daily =. Z, IL, i =
from Richmond to Norfolk, ana twenty
minutes later arriving Ports1nou tn y =.
Tickets sold Richmond transfer Co' ''ie
Main Street Station. al
For other informatlo lon. apply to
w. o. yyARTHEN, DIP a, c. g Q. Ry.,
500 East Main Street. Richmond, va.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

= NEW YORK. April 16.-1n the dry goods
market tho week ends with comparatively little.
Interest In the market In a speculative way.
although here and there Increased buying for
3imned late wants, is evidence. Prices continue
very firm, and 3the outlook for possible adj
,vances Is regarded Is as favorable Z on certain
lines, but; majority are willing to continue
at present levels.5a Us 5si IT..
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. q
BALTIMORE, MD. April f15.-Seabosrd All
Line common, % bid: do. preferTed-NothinG
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RUSH FORPR0F|Ts
SENDS list DOWN
notwithstanding Efforts to Lift
Prices, Market Ended Gem
orally Lower.
STOCKS RISE, BUT&FALL BACK
Hills Denial Did Not Deter
Rush in Early Hour oadi-
ton Of Money Market.

NEW YORK. April 15.--After yester-
days furious speculation In stocks q
movement to take. profits was indicated
for to-day and II developed accordingly.
Prices ended generally lower than last
night and the trans-continental group
and stocks which have moved In SYM
patty with that group arc not the least
sufferers. Notwithstanding the buoyant
OF the group showed nicagre gain on
more than two points up. Union Pacific,
New York Central and Illinois Central
were also lifted point in the early
market, but closed at net losses OF over
q point, for. the FIRST two and Of az for
the last. In the curb market Northern
4 fell back in the last to Isl 5,s. The whole
and was not In any degree responsive
+ to any OF the news Developments. a de-
NAL by. the head Of the Great Northern
panies OF yesterdays rumors OF a stock
dividend by the former company had
no influence IN deterrins thS he, continuance g
Of the rush TO auy se STOCKS "a
values serve to hold tho later market.
The trading represented purely IN cpl,
sode n the progress q an ,i''r Ss !,
Y posts BY reason Of the loan expansion
did not impair the surplus as tho cash
Increase was moro than sufficient to meet
views Confirmed m e other evidence Of active
a and prosperous trade conditions. The
money market was nominal, as IS usual
ona saturday but butt, torcsn exchanse
22 The total sales q bonds. par value,
amounted to sl,aah oo0: =,
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LyncI,bllrg Tobacco Market.

s4 Lynchburg, Va. April Is, 1905.
Sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynchburg mar
kct for the two weeks ending April II 1905,
reported by John Z. oglesby. OF Lynch's Ware
house Il,
Sold week ending April 7th, 5e7. 200 pounds:
sold week ending April 14th, 80, 900 pounds;
decrease for wee kendIng April 14th. 1920
pounds.
Sold from September !, 1904. to April i I. 1906
L, 500, 40 pounds; sold from September !. 1913
to prll II. 1901. 900 pounds decrease for
1906. 2, s37, 40 pounds. nj
III The receipts for the past week We're quite
light when compared with the corresponding
week last year. The condition OF the tobacco
was fairly good and the quality about as that
heretofore offered Prices were fully up ITO
quotations. The Improved condition. OF the to-
baoco has caused the average price to be
rather higher than heretofore,
nj n re- fOllOWa. /.
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Northern pacI3c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ok
Norfolk and Western con. t10lss
oregon Short Live fref,rdlng 4s.......... 97ss
RssS;IE sss. ssPy 1 1S
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 6s.....n NJ
st. Louis and san Francisco fg: 4s.........1 ao;s
at Iois So,,thv as tern con- 4s:........... 84gS
seaboariY Air Line A. ..................... ssh
SOUTHERN PacIic !. ..........!... 95as
Southern Hallway Is 1191a
Texaa and Psct7c p Sta ....,.,,,,.,,,.,. 123 y
Toledo, st. L. and Western 49,. ...,.......5 SiH
Uni on Pacific cow. As 1876
u 81 Steel I'd 6s.. SIX
Wabash lists ll3
.wahash Deb Bs =. ...,..... n S
Western Md IA . n. =. 91a
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s...:.............. PAX
Wisccnsin Central ls.. !............ 94L
NJ. and O.. Collate raj Trust 4s.s............ g
Central OF Georgia ID Inc...................6 81
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RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT April. :, 1905 ~
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND,
Y y 100 A. M.-Da!ly-Local for Charlotte, N. c..
y :SS =, M,-Duljy--Li mited--Bu ttst Pullman TO
Atlanta ana birmingham, New. Orleans,
Memphis, Chattanooga and all The South.
$500 r, MIX, Sunaay--I<eysvllle Local
II: IA p, M,-Da!ly-LiMltsd -FullmAn ready $50
49, p. n, Tor all the South III
- YORK RIVER LINE s
Is The fayorite route 10 Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond 4;D J, A. Daily.
siSP M.-Ineal-- Daily. EXCEPT Sunday
1:aO r, M,--Iixcept Sunday--For West Point.
= 80, connecting With steamers for Baltimore
and river landinga. Steamers call at York
town and Clay Bank Mondays Wednes-
81 DAYS and Fridays. and vt Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays, rhursdaya and
4:45 & sss M.Mbssept suaday-l.oeal mixed foa
WreRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
bs A, II. ana s;is i, N, From III ne SOUTH
s;SS =, M,-VTom Charlotts and Durham.
s;,V A, M,-From Keygyiile;
4 S:X A. M.--Daltlmo aud West Point
'10:S a. NJ, Daily, except Sunday and Monday;
!. hlO r. NJ, daily. except Sundsy--tTom
q W, y wi D, ,. A., Aichmend "a
&, II, IIARpWICIi. w, y, pAfLOE,
II, y. sPiENcER, Can't. Mgrr
washington. y =
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cotton Futures Opened steady and closed

middling gulf. $40.
Cotton. quiet ;middling, 1856; gross receipts,
S.1 naIes; stock, 1853 bales 85a'y
Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts. 2o.097
bales: export to Great Britain. 6,932 bales; to
the Continent. e&5 bales; 70 Japan, $50 bales;
stock, 697. 018 bales, 81. w ~. I "a
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts. eo.9e7
bales; export to Great Britain. 6,0a2 bales; TO
tho Continent, 9e5 bales; to Japan, So bales
4 Total since September 1st dt all ports--Net
receipts, s o. 100 bales; export to Greet Britain.
Continent, .. 6oJ, OH bales; to Japan. 1920
\ bales; to Mexico, 2s.o bales,
a NDW ORLEANS. LA, April l6,--coTTON-
Spot cotton quiet; supply scant. Sale l,46
4 bales. There were no sales Of cotton to arrive;
this Is remarked as an Indication that the
planters are not willing to meet yesterday 8
decline. Quotations uncha nged
Futures opened steady With prices from 1Ga
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

-.
PoRT.oF. WEST POINT. APRIL Is, 1905.
7.fsa.s & - & ARRIVED, 2sss$ - ;ts
c4ratlotAe, Murphy Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo. Tx, \, :, ~, S,SyF, rs d.
charlotte. Murphy Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo. 5s1 s
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BALTIMORE, MD, April IOUR-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Easy; spot, CONTRACT,
si0si aI,osNi. No. g rsd. Western !l.oskgl.97;
tha month .out sna e tS, s m9tS
SiXg5iH;c.; southern white corn. 4sa5c, Oats
Firm; No. . mixed. s6@6Nc, Rye-Ftrm; No. 9
fancy imitation. as9s7c,; DO ladle, 2ta25c.
store packed. 2o@ela, Eggs-Ftrn at 17c:
Cheese-F1rm and UNCHANGED; large l3Ac';
small Exc 6ugar-FtrTn and unchanged.
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL is. 1905 1905.
Eli ~ ,..fs W $S ARRIVED E5s3 Y rs s n
Steamer Iona It Tampa Il
schooner w. c., Tanner, New fork, HI,
Z Schooner. Dorothy Palmer, Portland
Schooner J.rW! SEiwell, Norfolk. ISSssg
Schooner e. r.. SALISBURY, Norfolk.
Schooner J.. r. Burt, Providence. 4iB-
) Schooner C.. NJ. Nionahan. Boston.
Z Schooner ]. F. Pottess Portland. ~
Steamer Silvia, Baltimore. Bi6
B Schooner H. Wilmington. Salem.
Schooner Maria. O.ttTeel. boston.
4 5,5f ~ ~ SAILED ~
4 Steamer Iona, Bordeux. {4 $
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Chicago Grain Market.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
80 Open. High. Low. Close,

qTU.asofs W. IA an%Foo. = sir"JShts
S. 4oaa.so; spring pa tents. $780, straight
* 5opi.so bakers. ,s.!oRs: 80: Mo- spring
wheat. Sl.osal.l5: No. g. asc. ds1?; No. 2 red,
tSKc.@ No. q oats. s?Ac-: No. white, s2hc. /;
No. 8 white, 3l0la2hc. No 2 rye. 7sc. Gool
4l1lic No, i fiaxseed;; 5l.2 No. morn Invest
ern. sl3s. Mess pork. per barrel, ~ 0ls. %;
lard. per 100 pounds. s7.l597l7 short ribs sides
sS97la. Whi5key. basis Of high wlnes. Ia.
Glover, contract grade, $500. Butter.F1rm;
Steady at istFl0l4c. Egss-Easy at mark. cases
Included. 1ec.; hrsts. 16c.i prime Arsts, TIC;
extras, 1Sc III NJ