davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
CA Il 70 !.

N I6beg to announce to my friends and
to the general public that ! have ac-
seeptel the management OF the Savings
Department of the Merchants National
day on, tho ihusiness Of this department.
Win DO Under my efsonal uperylsion.
Y would DO plelsed Il have my friends
call ana IL agreeable bring tlelr5 friends
and promise kind and courteous treat
5ment to all 81 n rs an I. 4.
S5si II l8sEs Very re Isl ect fully, 4, ok ~
sssi "a, "A DIR, y
N Formegly.3 Receiviilg ~ ller32 Merchants d
National ss3a nix, III chmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
COTTON MARKET. !

NEW YORK, Z Feb. G.--rhc cotton market.
while not moro than moderately active owing
to All lnterruption9yi In the private wire GER
vice wlth tho South and the consequent re-
Estricting OF business to the local clement,
ruled generally firm and reached n new high
the Deremper census report Prces closed
\ firmi at the hest prices. of. the session which
,Serc about SIS points ZIP from the3loWest Of the
season q Tlla fc1ief cause OF lincaslness among
Tho shorts appears 10 BIO the bnd wea Their IN
tthe South M suggesting q still further de-
crease An tho movement. and possibl Iva con-
irhos aI,sning was steady at II decline OF 8lI4
ponts which, was better than due on ngllshs
news forTcables at the hour OF tue local
opening were 6I6 points lower, when a2pnrtlat
decline of cnly 4 point had heent expected.
spot cotton In fthe English market WAS in
3i,ooi demand. however At q decline OF only z
gsiio; has 10 rctaiu tho already light movement
there was active $coycring mt the opening by
the short slers at last week. Following the
cal tho mn rEet worked up tn n net advance OF
about 10 points. when realizing by local longs
iEcascd q reaction of about 4 orl6 points This
which the scapng element who had fought
The first advance turned for cover. In the
afternoon It looked as II the room crowd was
4 trying to shake out q recently formed short
account, and the market became very strong;
selling lin to 7.49 for May. The close was firm
at Il net ADVANCE OF, :0ia2b points alcs were
estimated "a about 225O, 0C0 bal N tfs g
r ID, 200 bales against 32s7s last week and F.OiS7
last year; fol, tho week. 49, 0n0 bales against
ljs,3O5 last week and ,779l last yea days
receipts at New Orleans We're p,S0S I, bales
against s. b76 last year, and at Houston z, 09I
bales against $50 last year e9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
IeADEs.

4. & 4, N K K, "a = yy sySf
4 50p ~. c. III coiii..
10 Amer. Cotton Oll.,a.., .ss..
1890 Amclgumaled Copper s,s..S
K 500 Amer. Car ana Fouhdrys.s,
IL 100 Amer Car atnd lTolin..tpfd.
Amer lob, 4 y. G 4. d. Va.
1880 Amer. Tbbs pfd,.....i ....,..f
$ 20 Amer. Y Can \. !. d. ~. ..,..,..
II 100 Amer. CAM pfd,.i,...... ...'
1909 Amer locomotive, com.
4. 10 Amer. Locomotive, pfd......
lf1GOO Amer. Sugar -.
G00J AZ Il. and s, Fe, com ....,
1890 ~. T. and s.. Fey i,fd..,.t..
$500 nltimore and Ohio.....tl.
s4ioO Broolskn lsapld 1'ransit..
400. t'anilda Southern ~. 4,
i $500 Canadian Pacific !, z. 4. /
4 800 Chesapeake and Ohlo.t..s..4
1900 Chi. Greutj WESTERN. y
tl5i01 CHI, MI. and s. T.. Il.
9..44o0 Colo. Fuel and Iron. ....
b $3.50 Colo. Southern, com.....
fnD Colo. Bonthern, is ltpfd 49,,
400! Colo. Southern, I'd pfds....33
90 Clev. C'in9 Chi. and s, L..g
Cons. Tob.. 4 b. G. bonds;...
1000 Consolidated Gas ~ 500, q. 4.
1900 Delaware ana Hudson......
Il. Del, Lack. and eWst......
M7G Erie, CON. 1890. .........,
"a 900 Erie. 1st3 pfd ..;.5:..
400 Erie. I'll bfd.....t......
1900 General Electric $500.
400 1lllnois Central .....i
45N0 louisville md Nashvillc...s
1900 Manhattan.
5000 Metro. street Railway,...
\ $3.50 Mexican Central II. ..
i h 600 Mo-, Kan. ( a nd Tex. COM.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
CLOSING BOND QUOTATION

q, Ana a. 1p,iis re,,. q q. N. y. 1o3
Chicago Terminal Is ~ M
Colorado Midland ~.
81 S.,hn j, scrti ficat ~ 106s4
T1snvnr : u nj MD Cirn nd As 1DlA
41,stiiers s, III 4 los IA T9as
Erie prior lien AZ. lpiH
1cnr yI.o- IA and Denver Cl " SITS lF
Hocking valley Iiss 3. 3. Y. lo
snnn" a. ~ tii1catcs . III 1. 4. Jsx
It,Iisvillc nd Eash iinlaed "a. n. 102M
Mania tan con- gold n, n. 10sh
Afexica Cent raj AZ. #
Mexican Certra list Inc 23
MINI md s Louis % ~. s.. ~. x 3. 07A
Missori rnnsns and Texas Al. Z. z. 1904
3 M isaori Kansas ana Texas 2ds. 4. SiA
B National RI r. OF Mexico con- 4s..... &. SIN
New York Central gen AIS. 10l
New Jeraev Cent trail gen Is i. 13Gjs
II pm ciflc . Il, =. 100 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

Eorthetn Paci1o a !. I. II
Eorfolk AMI l,yester7, con- AS i, . !. 4 b. 1o4
Oregon Shor: Iine rcfunding A.. I. 97A
Pennsyqyani, LonS 3ikH. 4. y. /. 1O4ii
Reading "a cnernl AZ Y. 4. 102ss
ST Louis AMI iron Mountain con. Is. II. ~. 1l7M
ST. Louis and San francisco. fg az...t...... % r.
St.BLouis issoGt hwcs lrnS con. AZ IA
Air I.it,e ~. Il. (. ssh
South errt Inciflc I. p6A
Southern HALLWAY SIS. =. R. y. ll9N
Texas and APac kjc 1sts n. I. 12l NJ
TOiedo,sgS II. ana Western san
linton Pacific Al Il 10s
Union Tnc c conY. !, /. !. 4. 1al #
r. s. steel Cd OAK
Wabash ;y1ata N, lt3
Wabash Teb "a BIZ !. 81. y. 6ets,
Western Md. z: <. y. 93H
Wheeling and Lake Erie s4s,. {. y. 0i&
Central 4s. nila
M. and O.. Collateral Trust As .s............ 07la
Cent rll OF 6 eorgi Sd Inc. G9N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE Of STOCKS N NEW YORK
.By Thomas. Braneh & CO.. Bankers and Brokers.

BALES
4 GU Mo- Kan. and Tex, pfds.s
1880 Missouri t'aclfIe'F...,, ....
M Nash Gllnt.snnd s.. IL. N.
$500 New York Central. ..,..s !. \.
X 800 Norfolk and Western, ....,
1900 N. y. Ont. and West. Z. IA
1O1 Pacific Mall .af...3
1880 PENNSYLVANIA II R..s.......
5000 Peoples Gas tchicngo) ....
10 Prnssed steel Carr. ..5.....
b 210 Srtsssrda Steel Car, pfd....i
stO Republic ] and 8. cotfiss.'
100 Republic I. and 81. pfd. X.
10000 Reading. com .t...,.. .......
1900 Reading, 1st pfd.....,.
Reading. "a pfd ..,.,.s
$500 Rock Island. corn a...,
COO Rock leland I. pfd..t... 49,.
Z. COO Sloss \. IA.
III ssioss. pfd.ss ..a
/, 800 s. ~. and s. NJ 81 pfd
4 200 s. Il. hiid Southwest. Dfd.}.I
2i1o0 Southern EPacific
8GiOOI Southern Railway. com.
4 100 Southern Railway, pfd......s
7O6 Seal,oard Air Line, CONF.
stl0o seaboard Air Linc,fpfd.t..'
1880 1,eHn. Coal and Iron.
Z $500 Texas Pacific ............;..
STi00 Union Pacific
1900 United states Leatfer..,.t,
$500 United States Steel.
$1,000 tinted States Steel pfd..
100 va. Car. Chemical. CONF.
Va Car Chemical, ptd.....
1900 Wabash. COM. XXI.
1900 Wabash, I,fd ...t.,, n
40 Western linton
" .s0D wisconsin Central ~.
1000 WISCONSIN Central pld.s..s..
Total sales $4,000 shares;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

II. s.. refundIns 2s. registered. t......,...
u. S. refunding 81, coupon -.
2U.T fG, coupon
~ s.. Now 4s. registered ,....t
III s. New AZ. scoupon.s...... :...t:
u. &, 81 Old As Registered
~. s. Old 49,, coupon -. ....y+
aAiner can Tobacco 4s cert flcates....,.
,Amerca II Tobacco ". certi fieates. a.
Atchiaon general As Il
Atrhiaon adjustment 4s...
Atlantic Coast Line ~ Y. t.S.
'laaltim6rnj and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio a1ss.
Central of Georgia
CENT raj OF Georgia 1st Inc ~
Central &C tihorgi "a IN
CJhesapenka and Ohio =. -,
tIhicngI and Alton q Va. 5000
Chicago. s. and Quincy new ~ ~. -.
Chicago. Il. /. & md Pac. col. e 70 ,......s..Ns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
SOUTHERN RAILvvA

yI sc IIlsD La IN EF t..r DE g. az 1904
TRAIN kDEASl IaICsEIht ON I, " ssi
700 Az Nj --Da Local for Charlo
1880 Is, y-I. .-Du ne Pul Imam to-
- Atlanta and Brnling ham, New Orleans
Memphis. Cha. tanooga and all thaS Sou tn.
i (: 700 p M,-lITx3 lnday--teXsvlle Local
4 :30 n M--Daily -I.rnted--Pu altman ready ~ 4
- ~ NJ, for NIL the Sou ID.
DIRK RIV En- 4 LIN q .99aas :S5ss3
" Tho favorlte route to Baltimoro and Eastern
points Lenve Richmond 4::so r.8 N. Aiondnys.5
Sis P Si..,Losal Mondays. and
200 +. M.-Except Sunda vi, For West Point.
~ connecting with stehn,e RS for. b tnlore}
and river landings MI days w Wednesday,
Il and Fridays. Steamer ca ls gat Gloueestee
88& Point, Almonds and Clay Ban Ss%L
4:45 A. Except sunda mixed fef
Y III RAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND, W ss ,SS
.5s Af Nj and lG;42 r., N. From oil thu South
n 4 :s6 p From Charlotte and III Durham.
:4O& Al From Keysvi Il g. - f
q ;b6 Al Nr-Raltlrflor0 ana West FONT.
ia III a. n. Wednesday, and 'rldays; 10 81
daily, except sunday--p ys'' M
8yHsTagRY, .. ~ Hloh n n ~ ,ya.
- =. p N Nj. G, II, Al, iis59ss
&. c., II. AcKERT Gem y !: M2r.s ;5
&Washingt on o. tC'3 DIR 5 w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
I a IF1NY5E 81 : 7lllI 2. WA
4 NAVAL STORES.

gyyII,M!NGToN IN VI Feb. TITS 4
"a sks rosin--N Nothing doing receipts, 40 bar
rels.9 Tar Firm receipts 90 ba rr 81
Crude rurle 81 q;
SAVANNAH. Feb. c.TURPENT,IN e =
Nominal "a rsceipts 90 CASKS sates -
receipts. sbs barrels: shipments 1,ss0 barrels
CHARLESTON. n s, G. Feb 6.-TURPEN-
TINE AND 8ROSIN--Nothing doing. III rs q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
isji SisS IA, sj So - 2
4 MARINE sINTELIIIGENCE.

PORT oF r ICIIMoND.s FOB q 1905.
n ARRIVED. y " 81 III
II Steamer Brandon Harvey Nor folk, merca n
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.5
seamsr erkeley she
SAILED.
* Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise md pas.
sengers, Virginia Ma risatiolii Company.
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
IA Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. mcrcan-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
MAN N6i'to|kaW 5sRnI \

WI LEAVE &RICHMoND}DAILY. ~ ss5!iF
Il 300 ~ h1.s-NOH FOIKS& LIM1rT Arrivea Il
Norfolk 1870 EA. N. Stops on At stetabufS,
Sx !, I, e, ~ J Z,
Parlor.t Car. Petersburg Ito !, Lynch burg t,and
Roanoke. Pullman SleepeIa r oanokA to- ColumAs
BUS. Dlueield lnnRti ;s aiso& Roa noks 80
KnoxYilis,l and I. Cafe
Yia:io' +. I MSRoANo IKE ExPRhsS for arm
100 ri stip q B.sLIM1T 2 9
burg.5 WaverlyS lrd5 SD frolh. fs Connects with
stenmers to Boston, Prov dence Ms New
baltimore and WaAltngt ton.
7 Is q. Norto nd MI lon epst
III s.so $P.S Mn ,Wz ORLEANS SHORT III Me-
Pullman hillqnd tn \,
burg to Chattnnooga.& NJ enphis and New Or
b 100 p. Al.tS 10 us & Pr Ess.b pullman
sleeper Petersburg to noke} nd nok 20 1
IL sr;a, "a S.g
and 6: $50 p. NJ.
Office 80. S3s East Main sire =. SEE ~
Nv q. Devil Z, G, III BCSLEY.sEl 4g
g en- J. Pass. AEt Dist Pass.3i 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

Ri VS.. J. /.
Nay tx 7F;s i.ss 1853
INV II. AZ "a . g
August ~ g, ~ AZ !; IS
~ y ~ - ~ Il Is I'll
oetobs r. \. "a, 7sl 7.75
DECEMBER s, &, 4, sjs.ss au,et hssss:
s aiias''s sis s ,,'ss0a' as S
3 !. !, r.ce, II
n!adlinE 's. ny I'll, 5sf baIss
stock, sa..y5S bales. Y. =, y, \ a q,
Totai at oil reeslpts. -s ~
bales. export to Mexico 1e9 bales ]! stoS
sae1 refiints bs gss?
,aiha ointment, 10 SIS bales, 20
s e IN; me 'hI tao ia les %
Total since seH s. ~ pols IN ain
cen tin 67as4s halea - =
5lplcp Il To Nj xico 80, III bales.
E2nS "a; sass$
e d,aaa 9ps,on
narks. .aI nes u naetsSuiet: mixed "a
i" M; rsined QUIET;
ss.sssga f r2Fa
Steady.S,l , ia,'os n a
u.s.
mild Iutet ,,ni Ms Z sugar Raw firm
refined. b steady. Riee--st q vs. ho'asses
steady. Il. y ,,,orv egas1c. IS. state
s,s Eirrn; state. small col
ga ~; HEs-strog nearby
orsd ahn y w az ~ titheri,s 25ft 33c.
selec.eu. ~ I,,ict Inng Island s75ff. % state
rs ern 81 Jersey sweets
n nJaa ~ ss!i,m fancy hnndpicked sIs;
AZ as &c. f.at
iT IS ooiT5 1o CotionBy steam
i,,p1 Y, ,,r,, ss,ll ia
70 ~ i'ls'' s. 20 -
when T. had been damaged
,hau ~ M liberal flIauiiatton In the wheat
proushI, w IL the close May wheat WAS OF
~ 7 t =, Corn and oats are
b.m = Unchanged /; are up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Celebrate the Anniversary.

u Tho twentS-seventllE anniversnrp OF
Union Council No. 81. Royal Arcanu nl.
will be celebrated on Tuesday night with
u banquet at9the Richmond Hotel, The
Scelebrntion promises TO slrpnss any, In
the history of the council, which has made
NJ wonderful Increase during the past
arranged and az nlmber}s of 4 heS grand
council ot,lcerssWill make short speeches.
Mheeg prog ramme will commence mt $40
% clock. Tho Entertaining Committee Is
RutIer, johns sloan, B.. 6, Lewis, d, s,
9sIlnpsoneand IL r. ". Curtis, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
J J . Ks ~ I,'lII 3 ~ n q Z
.r,c, nv OIL MARKET,

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-cottonseed oil firm
with mo lerate business Prime crude. d. q p
3iniia & 1871 C. : prime summer yelo 223si q
ciXc': of summer yellow. nominal primo
MAlite, prime winter yellow, W 92sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

lambs, Ioc K higher Good a TO choice wethers,
s5oal5. Jo; fa,r to choice mixed, SAN no
tive lambs, S. rs. %. IA,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
CATTIlE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. 4
90 La. MI 1Inlnn Stock YnrdsO tal.t-H

& B3ll Ial5!I Rlchnlond,f Va, Feb, 81 1,W5. n
There was q. fair run Of cat OH he market.
mostly ;ood to extra steers, there being very
few light cattle OF hefers and dry COWS. Best
d ee RI. AK qI5dc. medium i Q good. 4%o.i
common ia fair, a4 ga4s hel (ers, l!psi dry
COWS bulls, ssgsa " 4 eoa; Az !.
Very few sheep and lambs TAT sheer %
DC, i Others. doc, Veal calves. sG7o Fresh
I prosnsols very good OH MI stock for next
market. IA 90 3& 5sH PING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
.L||S'TH..SIUGG||:SI.H:||.
ANDSUNIC | /. |: |:|| | !.
Speculative Appetite Felt I W t;k5
VI f1igl,1y Seasoned. Deal y
12unlol's.s .5s5 sSE
PEclALTlEs VERY I: h I ACTIVE g l \ 4
Money Market Uia 147ll ,t eted ny
Bank Statement Railroads
Make Good Showing. s..t
,fI,v ssecIa toa51,ress.)

X (: NEW YORK, Feb 6.--Tllc specuih l llys
af,pctite to- day felt the lack of the h,g1''y
Il scaaoned ttlea l9rumurs with winch " was was
z Sra ced .ast week Somewhat guid az. u
tenttor wns paid In consequence 70 r 'i'lf
ron 4 stocks which were oicerncu IN ll'o .s
81 last weeks rumorss There was a q 81 81
version &c Interest to tie list 9 ~ Kpeclai'
ties, and III chat department there were ~
sono striking movements. Tho Gu rly sdee e.
cline was insignificant outside OF. some SOY o.
4 Tho stocks which iall been unduly stinlu-
lated by some OF tho ~ =. nat
ton siores which elrciilnte last
To.dn " 4 substit,ite@ FOR the clst ofnhIy
deal story wa u revival of on ~
compna Ton q G ~, G eom,,anes.
st,utt Of Sd points to Il new high srccot i,l
81 interborough Rapid ranst !, on 2 ! t =
curb tlla y I; r. - rs.
actions In the stock. Tho hletfoPoll Va
properties and NlanhDt made. q II reaas
RESPONSE however on the stock
this outside moysmlenI I'm oTsnmy of ths
reports. The tiier e. ~ li.s
vreat amour were iii stocks 80 III tie con-
aplcuous MS have little nf'msnce g Esd
glsh ana uncertain Ii. zone, but e refleeteu
4 rs active pressure 10 eel. he, money
y market was Unaffected by the bank st are
~ ME n & IND some pEssslDil was ~
y hnnt,' mn tS the export movement Of gold
lind spent its forcf But The 54f
exchange ontnued tii1n 4nnd nmn
y thn day had expired. Gross earnings oft
railroads for the q January ,a,,
made a generally favorable si WIN liic
Heavy ttonc iii the railroad department
was unrcleVed and the closirg was easy ~.
Bonds were Arm Total sa les. pm r val le.
1875 100. United 81 ates new is advanced
la per cent. on Ca 81 !. 1.
81 Inc 0taI Hnles OF sto clts lar tllcii uu
were $3.50. 90 shares. Nh ;.
II MONEY "A y 48IxCtIANC G Ij---C LOSE;
Money cali stea.1y@iit 3-4gf2 per cent t.;
#oIosing bid, ss-is per cent. offeretl atG2
Der cent; line loars dnys.
\ slx months B -49la i-e per cent prime
mercantile paper. $ 1-2f4 ~ Der cen = q
Sterling nxcEnnge@llr firm With hct lial I. nusl-
ness III bankers Mills nj 81, 40 for
demand and Mt sa 50 s01b4 81 S5 for SIX day
Bills: posted rates 34SS IL and 4.s9; COM
#il,crtlal Bills. 3i.s5 b-s Bar 81 ver,s VI
Mexican dollars, ~ -. lis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
ATl 4 COAST ): Il LINE

yrr,A IN / tlA Il t, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1fAs''f E,i STR Iir STATION. . " 828
fSF t,E,C,rI IS UtN DAY, IAN. STE ls5sf
e.05 a, MA. c. Il u. Express to all points
o.oo & oNi.-Potershurg and Z Norfolk. va
4, IN: .IS a. M.--Petsgshurg and M. and w. WeaLs
600 H. NJ etershurg and, Norfolk. 53S e
.yx 4, M---Ci oldshoro Local: En-
IL y, M,--Petersburg Local " G35
99:ss i. ME- florida and q West indian Linz!
s'.e itad'' to all points South. 5SH N.5
( Z. "a y. --Petersburg and \. and w. West,
1i;sS p n e % iS na iso,,d
~ m IN AIMS ARRIVE RI CHMO Np-.nAILY
90 4 /, ~ 7;ta 81 I, g g 49, 4;
y y \, ~ 40 Il. MITE F. MI 9;is y. ST.
4. ftAfNc.T s. CAMPBELL. Diy.8 Pass Agt fs
~, r CRAIG. Gen. pass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
4 PEANUT MARKET,

tReportc1 BY Rogers. Nc cabe s. Co:1 9,
PETE SOUR Nv AT. FcbS G. --PEAEuT
sransl1--Narket5 iirna at SIC: rece pts light.
Market Il firm at Itc. for Fancy
stock: machine picked. 2Ng31ltc.;; 3ss3 smelling
stock, 2I3c. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

s58 KS I3ALTIMO o RE- STOCK MARKET 5
I,.\LTlAil E, III Feb g. Senboarl Air
Line common, is x do, efcrred., 377s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

NEW YORK. Feb, 9; --lsIl L.s,-R eeeipts.
med UNI ana good COWS firm 10 100. higher;
common COWS steady Native sse ~ lIsaD
bulls III ss G Sa Vsa
LIVER; hapnyard and Western calves. 25c lover
CALVES, sIasn; Western 1s ao Dressed calves
easier Oily dressed yeals si1Ms SR 3 pound
country dressed ee bal nh1
steady; prnS Is choice lambs, full stead 81
hers slow wilma easier feel Sheep, $lqp
lambs, II. SOFAS, 40 ono deck yearll ngs,
ST. IS. H3Ss7-ii ecelpt head ~ rket non.
ihaily higher on falol adHires. NO sales res
ported, Ut ii{tt l3yl II al tt ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
s. E1xAB;I !, ]. rid: ID &
AIR LINE F .AILWAx,

& TRAINS LEAVE RICHNoN D--pAII4Y.S Z.
:io q. M.--Local I,or Nor inn and eIIanlet..S
q ,jIacksonvlle. Atlanta and southwest! s1
$3.50 n. M. Florida Limited Solid Pullman
st"' Nav York to st. Augustin VI.
/, ..oo p M.-Scaboard Exl,ress--s3avnnnah Jacks
ivy - sscnviile. Atlanta and Southwest.
y 5 M TRAINS ARRIVE q 1CflAiOND
= .oa A M. SOLID pullman from st Augustine;
S;Is 4, M.--From Florida, a tantaS and South
4.55 y pes M.-Froln Florida, atlanta and South,
40 p, M.--From Local Points. n X, "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
sADIEs WERE INJURED
They Were Shedding and Had
to Dodge a Locomotive,

4 Three young ladies Of I'ul ton. were pain
fully Injured yesterday morning while
cpastlhg down tile GpYernnl ent r oad. ,phee
young ladies, hceompnnled by several
others. we're going r1pilly down tho hill
and near tho Southern, Raj way crossing,
when they Iheardl the three loud whistles
OF the aopthern train from y Vest Point.
approaching he YOUNG las lies raal lied
their dang err ami attempted to n ditch
their sleds In SO idoins, two of the sleds
colIded and three cetipants ere thrown
heavily to- the frozen gro und. ii Misses
Rosa Jordan md NettieS Sea Us We're Spain-
fully injured q bout the face and head.
and M iss tn t tie Leonard 4 seeeiNe ID quite
~ severe 81 ke-u p. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
BURNED Il + o DEATH
S. E, Parker, a Sawyer, Loses His
Life in a Burning Building.

rs Especial to Tho Times Dispa tch.l
y FORD. VA Feb. 6.---Atr. S. ~, Parker,
aged fty-one,s was burned to dea p yes
5tertlny. lIa was a sawyer&nt ono 8of tho
mills OF the Blackstone Manufacturing
Company which was located about ten
miles soulhof Ford. a !. III D.
'commissarY SATURDAY.. and Sunday he was
asleep in thesbuilding, when In some. nnys-
Sterlolls way the building caught fire, burn
ing Mr. Parker and the entire contents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
GOODS MARKET.

II NEW YORK, FEB. 6.--Tho dry goods market
Is moro less surprised at the red uction OF
JIonadale and Kindred fabrics Tho reductlon.S
he weyer has not been followed by OF ana
The market generally Is little EchanEed. ne
attitude fhe buyer Il stu OF LOT
rcvlsion.t though In certain instances more tree
dc m Of operations is report cd. s8 M n ",
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

q 81 ARRIVED. a3 s.Sji
e Steamer Inchna rec. Galveston. }a
5Stearile. Roland, Savannah Wi
Is Steamer Rosewood. Now q leans. f+s x. is
II barge City Of Montreal New Haven. s.
n SAILED. 5,.{3
Fl Steamer Allcghnny, London. II @
\ Atlas $3.50 rrfA-y r4jFgylE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

Cotton futures opened easy and closed frn,,
s Open High Low. Close.
March 1890, tbs 7.i5 Ill 7i3
april ..,,..,,,,.,,, Z, -, s. a SO 744
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Allen Clayton Atkinson Dead.

After aflIngerIng Illness, Allen ClaNton
Atkinson died at tho home of his mother
Mrs. Alice Boyd a tkinson, yesterday af-
tel'noons at 3 go o. clock. 4. I.
e Air, Atkinson was in the thirty-third
yeurao OF his nge,tnnd had spent most of
Ills life III this city, wheretlle had aghost
Of frienls.t During his Iona. illness he
bore With great fort tudot Ills Intense ms silt-
- He was the son o + the late William
Hayes Atkinson, Besides bis mot her he
leaves two sisters. M rs, Mabel iAtklnson
,GnrthrlghtSand Miss a leo r. a tlsinson,
and two brothers, y WI liam q BOYD a tkin-
son. Of Clifton Forge, ana HUI ter "a 81 ~
SOf
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-06-15
Lynn p. O.

Henry Anderson is reported sick.
The creamery shipped forty tubs OF
butter this last week.
Ed. Lauve went to Granite Falls
Mimi, Tuesday to visit his children.
Mrs. p b. Amundson and Mrs. G. Il
Blegen were Webster visitors Monday
Mrs. johnson, of Bristol, was up Wis
iting her son-in-law, Martin William
son.
Our black smith has got horse ant
buggy now, and goes back and forth tc
his farm.
f. l.. Sheldon, of Webster, was doing
some hail insurance business around
here last Tuesday.
Alfred Toffiey left Tuesday fol
Emmett, Idaho, to join his parents ant
sister, who went there this spring.
Mrs. Dorthea Peterson and Others
from here are going to Willmar, Mimi,
to attend the Free Church conference
Alonzo Ahlers and son passed through
here last Sunday. They came from
North Dakota, where young Ahlers has
a 160-acre farm.