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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03

II BALTIMORE, MD, March e.--F,I. o " S-Dull!
and uncha nSed. = NyneAt-Fir m; sIo t,@c6ntract.
and tho month. s1.laM@ l.lsA; southern by sam
month, 5iuc, southern white corn. A6h aSlAc.
iOats-Ffrni; No. 2, white, Sstc. bid, = RE rye
Firm. Buffers eay; fancy imitation 22od sos.;
do creamery, 81 135c Eggs-Flrm al 2ac.
Cheese--Firln and Unchanged. Sugars Strong
ana unchanged, ls1 {tessl 55sf9si {Nils
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ISOUTHERNEGR0U.P
Market | !. FEATURE n I ] Ri
Railroad Stocks Advance; ailt' y
1ndustrialss Also Share III
S5s d Movement i3iS
8Nfove:,liI1'l.l eli;
CAPITALISTS IN NEW \ {: \ ": I 8
lActivili,cs&ofs Two Opposing l2 t.t'
s ties Cause Irregular Market IN
Ss8s s5iss $5 At Close. .5s55I@
J y az 3Assocln,ed p rcss. 8

NEW Dirk slarcl, Dealings on ~ 't,
Stock 11xchnnge expanded gain v TO-DAY sf
and specnlntiont sho we'd great variety ana 90
animation, but tho duams OF tho digesstlli'V,e'
process made tfcmselye dent IN some som
81 tho days movements. The start Wa We
very generally upwards owlty 8to 4 INC N.
IMPRESSION caused hy3 the de eidtd y ipwaruI
movement vi til which the dealings e, en l.s,
fyesterday. The occumnlnt ton OF ERE
especially WINS Of large on sery
alnfn pYnh 81 nmaos
that important anounc e,nehts g Y,
ra llrond Zeal were 70 be xpect's.alt IN Y,
which that property would fgnr,c; iNi ~
/ York Central am IItnlon: Pncifle were
out tic. Day Tending joned witt. Erie
I'm the bit the Z Sn i.nss
of tho reniiztng ew or tr a..
/ str ting movements were ma e N the
uthern group Of RAILROAD stocks + an llu
sed Tefs es Tsry buying
derived from the presence y the city OF
some Southern capitalists OF in luence.s
Some .te soute 1tl.stlal ~ sl sideH
mnrkct allowed clearly ne activities 81 q 9,
Z two opposing paroles to u the speculntlon.{
and the irregn lone was continued .to
$iowest and embarrassing buoyantly upward
s3in the final alitigs. RI isE5
& Bonds we're firm. Total ,lles. par value,
Il si.bSo 0oO. s United lstates bonds were all
unchanged on icaf RI X 9; VA 3S a A .gs ]!
4 Tho total Hnlcs of stocks for I he day
were .; s,o, 200 shares. rs gS x # II f IN
sBS39 MONEY land ExCHANG E--CI. OsE.
I Money on call steady mt e 1.aG2 "a per
cent: #closiag bid. 1-2 per cent: offered.
82l-2 per cent; time loans. steady; sixty,
4 days md ninety t'n vs.. s3lt3 Id per cent;
six mon. his. n 3 1-2a2 81 per cent: prime
mercantile paper. z 3-4Gl4 IL per cent.
4 Sterling { xchnnge iirncr with actual hts
mess If la kcrsi9 Ills !. SO. 7o1li 50. -
day bills; posted "a rat es. "a SIS 1-2 and
$4.s7T t-aaaI. IS; conn crcial bile, ta.S4S.sD
.2 4.S4 IL Bar silver. Oh: Mexican do-s
liars 4b. 3I8 n q f4 IA s
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Another Underwater Survey, I

1-I-1g.3 lSpeoIHI 20 ZIG IIH!es-l1lsp ~
4 MDIIERNlN, VA. March 2--Anether
INK nj made lnfG'thls section, 'rfia makes tire
third corps Of engineers that have. worked
near here In gthe.Epast few mouths, md
various routes have been run, This camp
In this direction, It Is understood that
this route Is very, favorable for the COM,
pany being right IN the line TO Norfolk,
va. They strike the head OF Nottoway
for many miles down grade the entire
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!, o,nc a. \. s77K
Sortn,SrH Wac p ~, co,i. ID
ssorlolR e Imu }iinilinr Is i. Dix
Hang ,ya MA h
= - ~ a ~. Il. I. 102
Reading Gedne Ir nmiata n con. Is u
louis nn ad % t,eisco f. As Ol
2 er s21a
e. - "a Ina 91h
1 ~ IN ~. DIS
~, - i,nay IL . 11sA
- = o. s ri I. 1873 n
, sxas ~ 81 and 5pe tern s54t
,hi, 81 c,ac 105A
Union Pacific cony 4a lSs
IT, s. Steel I'd
va 81 !n.s "a
1,, aots Ma = !. Z. I. y. 927s
MD rnisa Ere "A . 92E
III y r. Can "a ,4 p4A
" ,,1s y EonTr "a :. -. Bsk
~. h., ~ rsangi All n . \, Z, . . IS M
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CLOSING /. BOND CITATIONS.

Il Z. 2 II q, M ST Louis gen. q +. e. 4. I. 1885
chtea "a sirnS,,I Ina "a Il, o5 f
Colorado Midland \. 70h
Colorado ana Southern As. 3?
Cuba IS. lertncat ~, ~
i3ist iiIars fccmrtti ~ "a 7eH
nj : nrior lien Is. . IL &. 1o1E
1,ra IL n Han va IN !. G n, n, 5, ~. 92A
Fort Worth and Denver City lists 1921
lam a. cart tcs . . !. 4. 10lN
II nsaviila5 and Nnsh Jniled Is . . ]. 1o3A
Ma ma ttan cnnsoi poI6 As III . N. s. 1864
Ntarina = r,ent raj "a !. y 76li II
MeSisa - Cent raj si1st Inc 4. 25A
Hirn- nd ~ = onis A red . 9s t
~ asn,,r = Ennaa and 4 exas u is look
sfSan,ir S IN nsaa AS, Texas DDS -. s5S
National r.. r. OF Mexico con. S2s! \
Eot. Iorsav Ccntrnl zen: is !. !. !. 1865
Nothern Pacifc As !. 1o5%
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SIX CHILDREN
KILLED B AVALANCHE

m 1NNESBRUCK,8AUS MAI z'-- u! Is
children were killed to- day by an avail val.
anche. which overwhelmed the house lou II % 1[
peasant, near Ausser, Villgraten. s$
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rho leading futures ranged as follows 5ais
- tB Omen ~ h. LOW. M Cloae

az Cash quotatlons Nero US fIo!IoWA!l FLUU1t.a-
Easier No. 9 spring wheat. tl.l2Gl. 10 NO 3.
Esse.: No. 2 yellow, 46c No. oats, 3a!!so.i Nc.
2 white. s.s. Qeac..; Nos white; So1s9SsAc
No. y rye TSc. Ciooi feeding barley 3SQf39c.;
fair 10 :i,olco inaitia 3Gl4Sc., No, 1 nnxseed
81 .s,s; No. j NORTHUMBERLAND. 81. s7,s, Meas pork
per barral. s12, 70 l2a5 lard. per loo pounds
So so dG 50 short rios sides tloosel, s657 70
short clear sides (boxcdl, 81, 1896 Whlsloy,
basis OF high wines, sl.2s: Glover, contra Ct e
grade, si2. q. Blitter-Weak Sreamer!es, .2 2Sg
EsEs--Frm at mark, cases include, a7c.; frsts.
aTc.: urpime hrsts, :9cs: extras 3lc. ~
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MERCHANT IAN q MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

Steamers leave Noffolk Tor Boston TUESDAY,
Bosty !. 4, ~ ass, * k'roylaence, ~. !,
Wednesday, t'rlaasy and sunday; Fer PESys
r.. NJ Passengers aud freight taken Tor ~!
New England points. Tickets on sale at 9; and
o, RYy, and N \ and ", RWy, ofrlsss, ana 20.
Gle East Main. ri n 3Sia5
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ATL ANTIC COAST Line.

WRAINS 'lIENVEJ NICItNIO1Sl1 .DN3FIS FSs1-1
: STREiE Ell STATION! ..,
sit E,IrFECTIYEI SUNDAY JAN. 81
o;os a. MA. Q. u Express g al po1hslls s
a.op < M:-Petersburg and Norfolk. 4, y. y
% IA 3, M,-Petorsburg and n. and West
3 :tSi Il. Nj Petersburg and Norfolk its
Il I'D P,l --Cioldsboro Local. u 4 lbs ii
Ria P.E -Petersblrg Local. 4,
7:s5 n Nj" Florida and i West Indian Lim-9
s " itodn to all points Soe! y. 4, ~ va VI. X, IN
II Xxx: IA =. M.-pstsrsburg l.osal: I. 4
'iSa MN RW19r1 srf eha tStsaa
3 4;o1 A. NJ $40 4 N, 7ta Az. ~ n 1 fsStSa A
A. (. t' ,S!So f +, MI. x p. M.ssais III III
y .Except sunday !. Sunday only, S
q. s. CAMP lei Il, Islys Pass, All. ss8s
Y w H. CRAIG Con 4 Pass - "a Ne
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S. 50ft5. so y no prime sheep here: lambs 100
i SEQ. IIogs-Receipts,2 e76 head inarke slow

N sALTIMoRE MD. March 2.sro cK ON ~
TIE wHARyES-Bect cattel The quotations
were as follows: First quality per pound,
3E4iiscs; Medium. pei pound. ~ q 81 G.; bulls.
per pound es @2a.c. "a thin steers and COWS per
pound, IS 20; o1en. per pound, 2d?1fc,: mlch
cow 8. extra, each. S.fgf good each sl5
common each.5 s91l2. Sheep and Ianlbs =.
Sheep, y No.58 Fat, per head 81. IS as e %.
per pound a * s.; No. fat. shea red y, per
pound, 3fl3sc. old tuckH, per rtound 3a3& G. !;
common, u er head .aS sleolb2oo fall lambs,
choice. per pound. 81 az &c. conmon to far.
Gasn Gak Ghlvcs-Vt talB, dholceg { light PEI:
pound, III lsAc. 6otsd. per pound 4 Csc;
rough ana heavy. cuch. $50 Dressed HOES
Choice lIghtw egh ts. per und. ~ 96Ac !: me-
5sItuniweigh,s,8 per r,und. 61a &c. heavy
Weights per pound. e 6a5.sc. IN
MON sTo OK ~ RDs. SPITTsBUFsG.. PA..
March c.-CATTLE-supply Elf light: market
steady Choice. s.. as, IS prime. 40.
Hcgs-Ra>eipts tlght.i, INA rkets slew Prime
heavy. s5.sJl5. IS & me dun, and hsayy york.
$ers 81 3sai5 70 . light workers., $ a.. pigs
asai 1Ses IN
common .sd 100: lambs ;a veal zeal calves
fT17. ~ s s$8
s5S% clNC1NNATI,a6o. ,$ NJ arpl, 2.--HO s-Quiet
Butchers =. 1oJ6 common. 3D. Cattle -
Steady, 4 Fair to good shippers. ST. O.. "a; COM
mon. 81. :5R2,G5 Eheep--Steady at s3, %.
Lambs--Steady at s5.ea a 90. AZ
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE Of STOCKS N NEW YORK
A. 4 hon,ay branch q co. Bankers ana Brokers.

/. sALEs: Hit
E1So0D Missouri 17aclflc ,.,..,..,..sI
1000 NASH Chat. mid 8. L...,. h
Se60O Ncw York Cehtral....,...s
4soo Norfolk and yvesterh.s.
| 1850 N. III. Ont und WESTERN
Pacific Mall .. !. I
1890 pennsylvania r. R.. /.
/ 1880 Peoples Gas (Chicago)
! 1900 prtssed Steel Car U. ........ s
s6| PRESSED Steel Chr, pfd.....3
$3.50 Republic I. and 81. com. -.
500 Republic Land 81, pfd ~. ~
11G5oO Reading, com ..s...j
100 Reading, LIST pfd ....,.. s..S
400 Reading, I'd #pfd ,..............
1890 Rock Island, conn.,. ......}
{ 1900 Rock Island. pfd.....,... CSC.
"a 400 Sloss.. ..... ...s...
Viii Slosst pfd...:..... ....s.;,;
1900 IS, L. 4 and s. r. Cd pfd 1890
4 40 {, Il. and southwest pfd..E
z7lOO Southern Pnciflc
1920 Southern Railway, COME.
COO Southern Railway, pfd.
II seaboard Ait Line, ON ....,
Seaboard Air Line. pfd
1850 Tenn Coal and 1ron.........E
1 1900 Texas Pacific q.
10000 Union Pacific ....3
1900 United States 1.eather......
1e61oo United States steel. ~,
554oo United states steel. pfd...3
1 1000 Va Car. Chemical COM
\, 900 VA Car. Chemical pfd....i....
800 Wabash. com........ ,.......'.Ss
400 Wabash, pfd. ....... .....,..
! 400 Western Union
{ 34oo wisconsin Central .........}.ss
3 400 wisconsin Central. pfd ......
Total sales $4,000 shares
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AND PETERSBUR G,
ELECTRIC RAILWAY. Ssj

II c,nrs leave corneNE OF FaFry AM 4 bsyvhlH7
Street, Stree to- % i, NJ last car iansht
cars leave Petersnurg foot OF Sysa IN Y,
st last sas ii;ao i a.. 3, u \, d,
XII cars from Pe.etsburg connecting Rich
uond cars fs isis t5Ss N 81
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lnclualnk 2.osp ~ s4rrlre. Quota lons reduced

neludtns ao9 to arrse. Quotations reduced
Futures opened s,cady and prices were
point Up. The trading was light aud he trend
of prices dow nwari. Ir tho trading arch open.
BSn' hsns so saoi
closed quiet at the lowest price OF the ses,
sion. the list showing net losses at lofsis
IA c,,.ton futures steady March,
June y! : VIZ;
7 7.s4a November,
December, - II. 81. Al a
closod Monday.' 'Mayoi. ssth.5 at $ q clock. and
win remain closed II all day Tuesday q ar 81
Gras Day. s8s$1
9S u PRODUCE MARKETS IS: FIX
rye q Floar-Quiet. s Buckw-he F1our-Dull.5
csrnnsal steady barley
Whoa eddy; 9,s red 81 q Y. fleet.
May option closed not unchanged aEainst s.
s:; Se siIsss s'sSs;s.
~ j p saiss
srrrplntlne- Dull. w :. 3.
quiet Ne7S i InSs Nh SGS
X Il points lower: other positions .DGso points net
lover. lrm refined, firm. R .s -
Z tteraIrreg creamery asa3c. State.
dairy Che sse-stead and unchanged
Esss.,Et!r nearby, sel ected s9s Is. sotsh-
Potatoes .cady: Long Island 8. 5odt2 60 4
SsSei. Ioe:.istt d. Firm fancy handplck
domestic = ca9p ns.n
81 steam an, |, 10 liverpool, 100
3 CHICAGO ILL, March 2..- Decreased prii-S
AIRY receipts and advanced prices for ssh
6 rain created a frm undertone to-day on the
wheat pit.yAt tho close wheat Tor May de!lv,,
cry was up h6yi&c. Corn &is up Nc: oats ana
provisions arG practically unchanged 81 .5}. 5a
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N 1sicl,m9nd. Va, March 2. 1895

BALTIMORE STOCK lrARKET& ~
fsI3ALTIalOI,El NJ d.. March ..-Seaboard Air
Limo common, lsalS.; do. preferred, 80 asked 3
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CATTLE MARKETS. T /.

CHICAGO. ILI.. March -cATTLll-,R
'ceIpts, 10, OG0 head. Market steady. Good 10
prime steers, s5,7SGloso; poor TO medium, $1,000
boOi stoeliars and ess4ers, sa4 ou COWS, sSap
asters siS eanGs ss Sus IL
do head, arket 5tlioa, lower " Mixed and
butchers. i,s5; good 70 {. s shocs heavy
Ssi.7oStl.s5 bulk IL sales si,soSI 4s5, Sheep.
Receipts, 1900 herd sheep steady 20 zoe
higher; lambs FIRM, Good 70 choice wsthers
native lambs. s650Vv So I, 955 b
NEW YORK. March 2, -v3 Ell v Es-H receipts,
II head; consigned irecti no trading feeling
steady, scnl yes Receipts; ~ shsad about
yard calves Dressed calves. stead dress,
ed veals, alse. per pound country dres 8,
IA lie per pound, sheep ana ecqEpts.
!sae1 head. Sheep In limit ed Supply and STEADY;
meg Vm grades sloM 70 q shade fl9YsE.s Sheep,
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SE1hAB @ II D1.
! AIR LINE r RAILWAY d

i-9-1905, az
TRAINS LEAVE ERlCIIMoNp5p4AAlLf Z, Il
o:l0 a. M,I.ocallnor Norma nnd taalnissE
, So Jacksonvilie, Atlanta and Southwest
40 p nj. --FlOrida Lim,ted--sol I'D s ullman J.
'{'D New York to- st. August ne. !, &.
Il 100 p. M.-SenDoard Express 50 yannah. ack-SS
: sonyillc, Allan To and Sou thwsst. 55gti
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND Y, 4. .sa
a ,o3 A. M.-Solld Pullman from ST. Augnstlne,
G:iS A. M.-From Florida. Atlanta and - lth-S,
ass p. N, From Florida. Atlanta and South fl
$50 p. M,-Trom Local Points.
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sEABoARD Al r s5 LINE REDUCED
{F5 RATESss2e.7 5-NEW ORLEANS
ss2f WE a ND#RETURNt575 5}llsS ~ ~

5gS The SeaEoard7 VIII sell round Htri tick
cts from Richmond to New Orleans, ac-.
count OF Mardi Gras. at rate OF one fare,
pl,ls Is cents. Tickets on sale daily from
.,Iarch lst to 9Th, inclusive, ellmited to
leave New Orleans, returning, not later
than March l1tf. By deposlting ticket
with special agent In New Orleans on or
before March 11th, and paying fee OF 80
cents, tickets will be extended to leave
New Orleans at any time not ii ter than
March %, lso5. tls.. M &, 81
The Seaboard has an exceptionally good
schedule to New Orleans Leave Rch-i
mond II r. NJ. daily and arrive New Orr;
leans 7:15 "A. M second morning.
& For Pullman reservations and all In
formation, call on or wrtesto any Sea-
board agent; or &: 3s'si
5N' Dist. Pa ss,3 { "A st.. City Ticket Agent
$40 East Main Street. Phone los.
II lIlAu euRAL sPEci AL TRAIN no
WAS ING TO Nh, &. g. p, r. a.
$3.75 ROUND TRIP, .i3S#l .f
gs on account OF presidential Inaugural
lion. the Richmond, Fredercks burg and
Potomac Railroad will operate a special
train, leaving Elba Station 7:10 A, Nj
saturday March 4th, arriving Ninth,
street and Maryland Avenue, Washing
ton, about II a. NJ Returning. leave
Ninth Street and MARYLAND Avenue, rs
r, NJ, arriving Elba about II ~ N VII
ston3 only at Ashland, Milford and Fred
ericksburg, Rate, sa.75 round trip from
Richmond, Il
Tickets will be sold for this train at
ticket office, Elba Station, Saturday morn-
Ing, March 4th, good returning until
March Sth, with privilege df extension
until March 18th by deposit OF ticket with
special agent, Washington, and on pay
8ment Of fee Of s1.oo. 81 No tickets sold on
w. r. TAYLOR,
IIsl,nf Ia
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MLD DOM IhI0M
! STEAMSHIP COMPANY I J n ! 4. ! y J.
Nlaht Line for Norfolk

Leave Richmond every evening foot Ash street, q
7P.M., Stopping al Newport News route. Fare. fZO
one way, 81 SO round tip, Including ita.e!oom osthi
meals Soc, each. Btleet Cars 70 Steamet - Wharf.
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n y - Richmond, Tredericks...
lis u IfS burg & Potomac r. n.
Ira la ~ un II n1i e 1T hIXntd.


4:iS a. M.-paty----Byr 81, Through. sSg
s;a e. Mb baIlysain s.. TSesS Iii
Z 1854 Al .-Daly-E Except Monday Byrd 81. Y
Through.54All Pullman Cars. 5 ~ OH
y 70 a M.--Week ays77-E lba Ashlard Ac'S
40 AN Daily q "a ST rough. Local y
1906 noon-wsek Byrd g. Th-eug 81; d
4 8i5 burg lAccomnodat ton. HIT.
8 :o6 r Dnily hlnln A ST. N rough. 4
6;sQ 3 Al.-;yYSel Days lba Ashland Act~
h s:o5 P.8Ai.--Daily. Byrd "a st. Throug h.
3$ Trains EAfrive lchmo d---S tut hWar re.
$40 AiSM.!---:Week Days 81 ba. Ashland Ac-:
2 recommendation sS5 . ~ n
X $3.50 ~ Nf.--Tveeks Days--Byrd St. Tredertcks-
:as A. NJ DULY. byrd 81. 1'h rosig h. ~
2:14 r. n. 1Dn II ST. Through % ss
@6:4a 81 eek ays-- " lba. shland As
"a comm odntion. ~ III e $s3i & "a XII
S5s VI Through
o;4s - ia !ly--Maln ST. Through. All
10: 10 81. M..aDa iiyS Main St Throng
ii 40 p NI.--Week Days-By rd st Through. All
Pullman Cars. 3
NoTE&p ullman s!eeprg or Pa rlor Cars 1, on. /,
mond II 80 AZ NJ week days and local accom-
Time Of arrivals and departures and eonnee.s
lions not gun ran tee Il.
W DUKE &. w. GULF. Is r. TAYLOR
Cen L Man Asst Gen. Il. Man
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llIR]0j N NAVIGATION CO.,

5~NSTs1fM JAMES y RIVER DAY IL LINE.
NfSH STE4AME r POCAHONTAS
n AEs3A leaves MONDAY, WEDNESDAY!
YNNtTSE AND FRIDAY TX at Z a.. NJ. FOR
4 SSAEIStl. Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Polntr
( SAWS~s Newport News, Clarenlont aud
~ GtSPS James river landings, and Gon-
Meeting nj Old Point for Washington. Baltimore
and tise North, State-lUonlS reserved for tha
ni Mn at moderate prices. ELECTRIC caEs d rect
to the wharf. d Fare only yl.eo and 70 Norfolk
ali noints in Eastern Virginia and North Caro-
Ina. ~ ~ IRWIN WEISlGlR GEN |. Mgr.
d, A, BARBER Jr', Secretary,
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Markety arm at 3st n &C., Tor fancy stock: ma.
chine picked, 2Aq3Ac.; shtlllng stock. 2d2stc.

Market flrm at Tor ancy stock; n,
chine picked stoek' !setc'
s,sl IL sSt DRY GOODS MARKET.
"A l51Y YORK. March 4. I. "A n undertone Of
g goods s,nrses
howeve r, are corrlmoncn s. ITO understand tho
Ing little further ahead: Reports from the
west Indicate an Improvement and local Job
bers also are doing 81 fal r. busi mes s
s!s5S5ss 5s3 NAVAL STORES.
$ssSyyILAi1SGTON.s y ~ e. ~ March 2-S,P!RlTS
hing doing. Receipts, y, g
ca Roslr--No hing doing receipts. " iab
barrel 81 "a Tar-Firm n u ST. RECEIPTS. o. bar
rels. Crude urpent!n e-Fitm at 81 1913 20; re
ceipts. 18 ba rrels. 51 MI .55i u y, K,
d sAVANNAII. ~ A., Vi, March 2.--TURPEN.
ri Firm, al 50lac.; receltts, 1913 casks sales,
ibo casks Y shlpments 6 l50 caaks RosnaFir1n;
receipts es5s barrels sales, 1858 barrels ship
tnents ~ s1 barrels slit ~
"a CHARLEsTON..ss x c., March 2.-TURPEN-
TINE AND Sim othing doing. 5
q IL coTToEsEEp soIu MARKET d
NEW Y RK;8hiarehf e.-,7Gptt onseed OH easy
with qulot trade Prime snrud b, mi
summer 4 yellow. & nominal prime white, aec !;
,tS,o1 Ar@hr
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38t3 ANDRE w M. tSOULE,@ 5
Director, Virginia Experiment Station.
Blacksburg, Va, March 2, 1906. iss5
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Richmonders in New York,

(Speclal to The r
NEyV YORK. March H.
Rossmore. "A j., Pftspetil
Cye; Holland, VI Bryan /
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@N C"VV =
4:l5 "A. M.-Daily-
6:B "A. M.--Daily-
MA. M.-Daily-
Pullman Cars
1854 a. M.-Dally-
Through.fAl
7:1 A. M .--yyeek
conimodasion.
a.d0 A I'M L-nnIlu
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sis5 PRODUCE MARKET s: ~
i NEW asiO or XII March IN FLO U Ts-st eady.
/ rye 81 Flo.r- Quiet. $ Buck wheat Flo
i C.ornineal Steady. 9$ Rye--Nomlna !. Harley
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-27
THE ROCK OF GIBRALTAR.

Although the rock itself is but
three miles long, three-quarters of a
mile wide and several thousand feet
high, it has been the bone of conten-
ton among all nations during all
ages, says the Era. In less than four
hundred and seventy years, fourteen
sieges occurred upon it's surface, one
being of nearly four years duration.
During these years of deadly strife
Moslem fought Christian and Chris
tian fought Moslem, the Spaniards
finally conquered it in 1900. 1t re-
mained in their possession
for nearly two hundred years
when an English feet, not
desiring to return hcme without
a prize surprised the fort and cap
tured it. From that day Q704 on 1t
has remained under the Engnsh
crown. growing stronger and more
powerful each year. Many attempts
have been made to regain it, but with
out success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-27

Mrs. Pinkham claims that there is a
kind of dyspepsia that is caused by q
arrangement of the female organism,
and which, while it causes a disturb
ance similar to ordinary indigestion,
cannot be relieved without medicine
which not only acts as a stomach tonic,
but has peculiar uterine-tonic effects
also.
AS proof of this theory we call at
tention to the case of Mrs. Maggie
Wright, Brooklyn, N. Y. who Was
completely cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound after every
thing else had failed. She writes:
For two years l suffered with dyspepsia
which so degenerated my entire system that
was unable to attend to my daily duties. l
felt weak and nervous, and nothing that ate
tasted good and it caused disturbance in my
stomach. I tried different dyspepsia cures,
but nothing seemed to help me. / was adj
vised to give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound trial, and was happily surprised
TO fin1 that it acted like fine tonic and in q
fewGays began. to enjoy and properly digest
my food. My recovery was rapid, and in
five weeks was a well woman ! have rec
emmended it to many suffering women"
No other medicine in the world has
received such widespread and unquali-
fed dendorsement,or or has such record OF
cures of female troubles, as has Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-27
JAPANESE PROVERBS.
They Are More Picturesque In Lam
RuaEe Than Ours.

They Are More Picturesque In Lam
Ruage Than Ours.
"Roses have thorns' and Walls have
ears are as common in the japanese
speech as in cur own. We say "More
haste, Tess speed,' but the japanese
phrase is "If in hurry 60 round"
In this country we very often remark
that "accidents will happen in the best
regulated families" The laps, on the
other hand. with an eye to the pictur-
esQue, yitaiiZe it, SO to speak, in their
Even a monkey sometimes falls from
d tree" Cne Of our useful English
sayings is Those who play with edged
tools must expect to cut their fingers"
In expressing similar thought the
Jap gees us one better SO far as pic
lures ,iueness is concerned. He says.
"If you keep tigers you are likely to
have trouble" One of our standard
maxims is to the effect that "oil and
water won't mix The Japs have not
improved on this. "You can't rivet
nail In a custard" is their way Of put
Ding it. "The lotus springs from the
mud" is their poetical expression of
the common thought that "out Of evil
good may come"
What could be more suggestive and
at the same time 50 poetic as their
"Scattering a fog with FAM" When
q Jap undertakes the impossible his
neighbors do not scoff at him or mock
him. They simply say that he j;
"building bridges to the clouds or
that he is dipping up the ocean with
a SHE'LL" Failure in such country
must be as delightful as success in Oh.
more material land. thine own heart
makes the world is worthy of Emer.
son or Observation-Disclosures Post-E Ex'
press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-27
ROOSEVELT AT HARVARD.
President Will Participate in Com
n1enoment Exercises.

Cambfilse. Mass. Juno 27.-tspec.
iaIo-Pre si3ent Roosevelt arrived
here today, early this morning to al
tend the twenty-fifth anniversary Of
the graduating class of 1SS5. of which
he IS a member He was met hv =
special committee ard driven direct
~ tc the home Of Bishop Lawrence,
CT Massachusetts. President of the
Harvard Alumni A breakfast was
given in h2nor of Mr.. Roosevelt at
which Governor Douglass. Lieut.. Coy.
Guild and others were present
The entire day will be devoted to
the celebration of the class anniver.
sary and the president has refused
all invitations tc attend public func.
tions, preferring to devote himself to
the enjoyment of meeting old college
friends in social way