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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-21

The state encampment of Modern
Woodmen of America will be held in
Brattleboro Wednesday. May 3.
The local Odd Fellows viii hold
a reception in their enlarged and
renovated quarters Tuesday, May ..
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-21
EASTER SERVICES.
First Baptist Church.

George b. Lawson, pastor. Morning
worship, 1880, sermon by the pastor.
Bible school, r. Special Easter exer-
cises. Baptism and communion at
4. Christian Endeavor 8. No evening
service. The following musical pro-
gram will be rendered:
Voluntary. Grand Choeur In b fiat,
Price
Miss Stewart
Anthem, Festival TIE Deum, Buck
Chorus choir.
Soprano solo, Easter Eve, Gounod
Miss Butterfield
Anthem, God Hath Appointed a Day,
Tours
Chorus.
Postlude In C.. Duncan
Miss Stewart.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-21
oaindham County geformer
ANNOUNCEMENrs

hkfoRMER OFFICE will be open Thursday
nd saturday evenings until further notice
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-21
Methodist Episcopal Church.

In place of the usual morning SER
mon at the Methodist Episcopal
church. the Sunday school and
chorus of 16 voices will render the
Easter service, At Calvary's Cross.
Prelude. GODDARD
Mrs. Higley and Mr.. Johnson.
(Organ and violin.)
Anthem, Christ Is Risen, Emerson
Solo, Easter Eve, Gounod
Miss Matthews.
with violin Obligatory
He Is Not Here, Fillmore
Postlude, The Heavens Are Telling,
Hadyn
Mrs Higley
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-21
Centre Congregational Church.

Postlude, Soutl
Mrs. c. NJ. BraZer.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-21

election OF Mrs. w. N. thompson TO
honorary membership. Mrs. Thomp-
son has filled the Office of vice presi-
dent for several years and the best
wishes of the club go with her to her
new home in Hartford. Conn. The
speaker of the day was Miss S. Ma
ria Elliot, an instructor in Simmons
college, Boston, who spoke on Our
Common Enemy, Dust. Miss Elliot
is an authoritative as well as an in
teresting speaker and her audience
was not only much interested in her
address but glad to have the privilege
of meeting her personally at the close
to express interest in all she had said.
A male quartet and a mixed quartet
patriotic music and Miss
Ellen Sherman a piano number.
At the annual meeting of Beau
seant commandery, X. T., Wednesday
evening the following officers were
elected: Eminent commander, j. B.
Randoll: generalissimo, w. d. Gill
son: captain general, C. F. r. JENNIE;
prelate f. T. Mathison; senior ward
en-. A. p. Simonds: junior warden, VI.
C. Houghton; treasurer, W. c. Hor-
ton: recorder, F. w. Nichols; STAN
dard bearer. C. W. Durham; assist
ant standard bearer, o. E. Randall;
sword bearer, G. NJ. Clay; warder. C.
A. McRae: third guard. E. H. Put
nam; assistant third guard. H. Z.
Taylor: second guard. c. L. Piper;
assistant second guard, A. W. Crouch:
first guard. J. f. Gleason; assistant
first guard. L. F. Woodland; armorer.
w. B. Vinton; sentinel, j. A. Taylor;
organist. II. C. Hodgkins; trustee, w.
n. vintOn; representative from Put
ney. William Robertson; trustees of
Adams iona
rear). w. H. Vinton 1.-TWO years), F.
n. Holden (three years.. These Of
fcers were installed by Past Eminent
F. r. Putnam, F. r.
Vaughan acting as marshal 1t was
voted to make permanent the tempo
AIRY organization Of the Saratoga
,lub. formed for the purpose of rails
ng funds to attend the triennial con-
lave at that place in 1907.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
Police Raided Police station.

Whitaker raided the Twelfth precinct
police station at $3.50 in the morning
and caught the three officers on duty
there all asleep and the place at the
mercy of thieves. The culprits includ
ed Corporal Finney, the clerk and Il
-patrolman. All three were suspended.
Corporal Finney was first awakened.
then Patrolman Roy, who was asleep
in Il rocking chair. The clerk was
asleep at his desk. He complained of
the noise and dropped off to sleep
again, but a heavy jolt brought him up
wide awake.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13

FLOUR Firm, but quiet; Minnesota
patents, s46Oa5.1O; winter straights, $iI
4.10; winter extras, $2.S5@3.35; winter pat
WHEAT-After opening steady on the
higher Liverpool cables, declined under
clearing weather west and realizing; De-
cember, 91G91%c.; May, 907s0J91hsc.
CORN-Easier under fine weather news;
December, 54hc.
white, natural, S4aS4lHc.; No. 2 white,
BtTTEREcreamery, extras, per pound,
2p4q21Ac. Mercantile Exchange official
quotation, extras, 21c); firsts, 19M20lRc. f:
seconds. l7146lslac.; thirds, 16laa17c. state
esdpgas tubs ss@ eStraI fDj ES3se. is, tiTats. 1sa9Oe.
CHEEsE-State, full cream, small, col
o oEoio and ia. M Wl1Hs faini egit lis LIS fair to
ss5iaalef;. part SKINS, Prime. sA@sic.i good
7lsW7Ac;; common to fair, Ga6Ac.; full
EGGS-state. Pennsylvania and nearby,
use; mixed, extra. 24G25c. firsts to extra
firsts. 21M2sc.; dlrties, 14a17c. checks, 12G
LIVE POULTRY = Chickens, spring,
nearby, per pound, 14c.; fowls. 15c.; roost-
ers, old, lOc.; turkeys, 14c.; pigeons. per
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turkeys, fresh
killed. iced. spring. dry picked, mixed
sizes, per pound, l6@2Oc scalded, l5M
roasting, fancy z0m22c.; other Pennsylva-
mia and state, choice to fancy, 14M15c. !;
fair to good; llalsc; b@roilers,, Philadel-
Pennsylvania. dry picked. 4 pounds and
under to pair, 16M1Sc. cocks, old, &C.;
ducks. spring, Long Island and eastern,
lGM17c.; Pennsylvania, Jersey and Con-
necticut, 1Sa16c.; squads, prime, large,
dark, $1.50n1.75 "a; culls, SOC. G$1.
DRESSED MEATS-Beef in fair de-
mand at 6aS1sc; per pound for native sides,
with extra beef selling at Sc. calves firm
er at Sla@13hc. per pound for city dressed
3ynaIS and I1Ln1113C. for country drAceaH.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13

Committed Suicide.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-There was a
dramatic scene in the criminal branch
of the supreme court, where Armitage
Mathews trial was to have taken
place, when word that the accused
man had killed himself was received.
District Attorney Jerome and Assist
ant District Attorney Rand were pres
ent, as was also Terence McManus OF
the firm of Black, Olcott, Gruber q
Bonynge. When Justice Davy took the
bench Mr.. Rand arose and said:
There is no longer a case against
Armitage Mathews. We learn that he
is dead. l ask that the bail given for
him be released. His friends believe
him to have been innocent"
The court granted Mr.. Rand's mo-
ton, saying:
'The announcement of the death OF
Mr.. Mathews is very sad news indeed"
Armitage Mathews was secretary of
the Republican county committee and
was to have been placed on trial yes
terday for grand larceny and con
spiracy. He committed suicide by.
jumping from the bathroom window of
his apartment on the second floor OF
the Florence apartment house i'll Cen
trail Park West to the stone court be-
low.
He struck on the top of his head,
and his skull was crushed. A physi-
clan who saw him jump was by his
side in less than two minutes and did
everything possible to save him, but
inside of ten minutes he died without
recovering consciousness.
The motive for his act is construed
differently by different persons. At
the district attorneys office it is the
firm conviction of Assistant District
Attorney Rand and other associates of
Mr.. jerome, who have been concerned
in the preparation of the cases against
Mathews, John w. Wooten, David
Rothschild and Samuel Ferguson, that
Mathews killed himself TO save Il num-
Der of people who would otherwise
have been dragged into the Weissel
scandal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
PRINCE TRouBETsKoY DEAD.
Stricken with Apoplexy Last Night
at st. Petersburg.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 13.-Prince
Sergius Troubetskoy was stricken with
apoplexy last night while attending a
conference of NJ. GlasOff, minister of
education, and university directors.
He died in two hours.
The prince was regarded as the fore
most Liberal in Russia. For a long
time he was president of the zemstvo
congress of the government of Mos
COW and headed the delegation which
in June last presented the petition of
the all Russian congress of zemstvos
and municipalities to Emperor Nicho-
las.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
Live stock Mnrket..

CATTLE-Supply light; market steady;
choice, Sc. 40d5 80; prime, $5.15Q5.3O; veal
calves, $7.50MS.25.
prime heavy. $5.8015. S5: medium, $3.50;
heavy Workers., IS. 7b@5. 80; light Workers,
$5.G0a5.7 20; pigs, $5.60G5. TO- roughs.. $4Q5.
SHEEP AND AMB - Supply light;
market steady; prime wethers. Sc. 15@5. 40;
common, $1.50Q6; spring lambs, $5Q5.9O.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
The Average Man.

The average man doesn't become ia
nous but civilization wouldn't be maxi
ing much Roadway without him.-Chi-
cage Reford-Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Closing stock quotations.

Money on call nominally at SAG per cent;
prime mercantile paper. 5Q5A per cent;
exchanges, $295, 075, III; balances, 81, S05, 402.
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d snot c,,t4 on closed quiet mid ding uplnnds
n .i,iddiinr g,,lf 2 It's Gales, 3. 1873 bales. sy
5R e IN i PRODUCE q, siARKET,

Corrected daily. unless otherwise stated these
p'iDSftEssED PouLT 4 Iru nrkeys. choice. per
pound Eoof1 per per p pona nv.
sI JEW lsg fair good, per pound un-
a ara Wn, far 10 good. per pound
drawn. II GIG per sv n
drawn, la ia hens choice per pound, nm
I'm wn I4fll5c. roost ers choice. per pound nn.
drawn, 1850 Drawn I,o,ltIrS a2ls Per pound
nnora sugaeys sar per pond l5c
-, large. per- dozen SLIGO
Zach. sSc; lnhblts. per p9und aau''Fr
re]s ench sc. I M - i, Z, " Il n. w, =,
nSaisy fa@ya
choiee dairy packed per pound y glse;; choice
stsre pasked por pound, u lsc med YIN, 1,eF
pound common nedG n1 SSnaass ,t%nsd
s sSta and Sslow. Reeeipts heayy
2 re,l ;st,rates nearby fresh laid. GeSci
crates, other cttpns. paFreels ana
oG nffsc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hogs choice. 50
Sc per po ind dressed hogs lar per pouynd
saf6cc: chine aud snare ribs PER pouno, re:
g Pa appp Gfaaob Hs peond
dried peaches. psaled per u!a9 u. TX 81.
black eyed peas, per bnshei w pea
small whle per huslel Si'7pe1 i'soi o'llo''s pfs
pI IIvb choice Der pound, s'sa
7c. ysais, fair to good Per pouIna, sHsa q
yeas er peaad far Is prmo
p pssn sou gsss' hsss pims
'SIFt1otIJR--W,nter superior. 81. GO; winter
MIRA s4!udsl7 i1,tar clears 81, 40G6. 90 win
tcr straight 81; winter patent. sS y:
Husiw y Soitad saeRea
&C. Siil i -shpstuG per ton 81 5oa:so;
bran SIG 5QIsi 90, I8 # it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
COTTON MARKETS.

hi NEW YORK ia THE cottor market IVES
no s. Ss h;
lad some inlluence n.eurtaas business, a he
the early trad Ing. turned easier In tho after
noon under liauldhtoD md beay pressure
based on reports OF freer slot offerings In the
south; closed at the lowaAt, .
X Tho opening VIA steady Mt an advance OF !
point 10 Il dGcllpa Of 70 points he easier tens
aenqy % the later months being due e soMGr
nut there was ,olnpara lively little cotan for
SAID easy an'l piyats reports from ,ha South
spot markets, Smaller shorts covered and
some OF tho large professionals seemed to bull
M q a net gain of $40 points. A This !eyel
ss f" om S raana a'a pFsl
with some sailing orders from that city weak.
room shorts. but WAS almost NJ tho low level
Of the day or q net dnnne OF 5d2 no His
Sales were estimated at 100, 900 bal si5 33
2I1ecelpts Or cotton ut The ports toilay were
s7,hg bales i.gainst lsess last week and ss 7os
10000 last week and 1891 last year, to-dayts
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Sc. & O. CANAL,
Ownership Now Rests ii Hands
Of Conflicting Interests.

Especial to The, Times lspatcl.> II Il
III l3ALIlALC,Eala MD, Jun. 0.-trhe 50 10 OF
the State OF Marylnnd's Interest In the,
chesapeake and Ohio Canal to IT, s. Land
street has been consulnmated,s AR. Lqnl,
street represents the Western Ml,lylnnd
liallro,llu m psltPiE nr ~ 81 wMy
fs tre aAt NSSsn thIss raIroad from
Cherry Gubsrnd ~ Sls y, o q
S1s lYS i sIn pesase s lur 'ns
over holdings representa- lgflt m1alltYN, 81
the stock il'tlp canal |! s., Coo .s9
D$ pg ns S oa npnH G fq alydsd4 a de-
ie The , aaa i plates INC conting a
dthsr s !ss Sss
ana Ohio Railroad, Which has posset e s!i
3ofE lie property. lbls pnssesslo,l y s Y,
cured by the &, Y M -, -,
tho revenues Of the cnnnl .2Bl' me ppsllioll
sofitNts n0rtgngr iii relation 10 the mort ny
an the corpus has not been 90 lnui-
Gated, hut the Maryland Court o. 4 ppen g,,
t gasu 'therep,l thpy are en-, tied 70 posssesr
Sion Under, this order there have beell
ssW ;sta.s eMteilhhis s motgass e ast one
.es,xpl,ipss January ING. hen, this runs ny,
out i lesal battle fnr the ,a MN y.
salebof t .o,,. Pwill e ,,'ass
III tho ,ltuptgage ON tho }Lnrlus should
wn4im such a fight t Mptll1 nl w, iiise
i,ssrest NJ representpl by Mi. lsandstrget,
Would be able ~ get nbsoln IL poss,essil!2It.y
Of Nc canal ThS propert i q,
ill., whole distance. " could he nlaplel
for ~ railroad right Of way, nsltl rms
from Gutpbhrsnntl, Md % sisorselo q,
and Non rlN'Dlils fleet pfl tha l4ailstreata
nnSt;olill nwnarshtp Is tliat II rs aSpeeIIeel
NEi.anen, eraurl W., w, Ne
isriolid 81Stellsinn, Whtpn Is an i9l,Iigrtts,,t
5pnlts al lie 90 lhi schemes W olteh AZ sltlF
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7ypEsY

X a f\tls C.lf Ia col ..... y 80
I'd 100 Amer uthss irvine. u.
tsGliAmcr. Cotton OIL ~. Il. 4, ~
4aiO0 siAinaIgnmnt ted i Copper
1900 Is mir. Car and Foundry III
OO Amer. Chr and Founv pfc
Amer. 'f'ab. q d. q. ctes ..5s
s1OODs Amer flob, DID,. a
1 eG01 Amer. Can I. w.
1900 q mar. Can, pfd MI, n
#11oo Amer. l6comotlve. com.
4. 100 Amer Locomotive, pfdli ..i,
4 200 Ainer. Suga L .s 4. y. (.
900 A., tl'..s tiiltl . s. re, corr.
100 Al, n. ana 3 Re, pfd ~: |.
.I441D ia ti,norc md Ohio........
\ 800 Brooklyn Rapid I'ranstt.....
Canada Southern
4 1000 Canadian Pacific ~.
i4oO G chesapeake ana Ohio. ......
100 Chi. Great Westcrll.......,
800 Chi, Nil. mid s. ]. h.
800 Gol0. lriiel and Iron ..,.
400 Colo. Southern, com. 49,. !.
$40 Colo. Southern. 1stxpfd 81.
Colo. Southern. "a pfd .s...,
100 G'1ev., Gilt, Chi ana s.. IL.
20 Cont. 1;obo pfd ..-....
800 consolidated Gas y. !.
200, Della Wtlre and Hlldsotl....:
M 100 Del, Lack. aud West ......s..5.
.13ef)0 Eric. cor, g. x. .
B G40D Erie ist pfd 8.
h 900 Erie, "a ND .t.:.. ..
1000 General Electric
'is100 Illinois Central 81. ~.
ALDO LouIsyillesand Naahvtllc,,,..
400 Marlllrtar.s.. s... 81, /.
$500 Metro. strcet Railway,
s2ty00 Mexican Central X.
Slsv Mo- Kan. and r ex... com J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10

SAY 4; - 4 # ~ sss VI s 81
S Cast, quot t,Ons were as fotloMs:p ELOu
steady No. ; spring wheat = q. -
3lOilLl6 No. red, NO. .a ssiLi:
5s,.c; No yellow, ~ 20 q oa oa ~
N6. white $1bssc No. white aoH sss 11s
Good fss st1 1ST n IA 1snsssd
Nosi ~ prime I,sl q FIN En-
othy seed, Ness ger Pc ! !. a1.tn
si2 s5d2.So lard. per pounds = s ilis
ribs sides loose) IS 12aG abort cieac s,n ta4,
Slboxed), 3c5ogs. g. tskey. basis OF hlgl
Wines Clover contraet y X * =.
Dreamer !, dalrtes as g
2lc Butter-FyrIn: ereaInerte aalrlse,
isTs4c. Cheese-Firm ut II pl2c. Egss,-F Firm hat
marx Is cases INCLUDED. p 12sc; htst1 &c Hneyy
tfrsts. &c; ext rss, &C 8
hi BALTIMORE, II u, Ian s.-vFIoUR-F Firm
Winter patent .sp spring patent
s5Has o91arsss 4 aaa
Western, Si.e0Nap1 20; sou thern by t& sample,
81 oar To- Corn Eirlner sppt and thc nnonth
6Olt0lscs; southern VIII g.,
Quiet No. white. SO 40. Rye--Dll.j butter
Firm a1sd unchanged; fancy limit LON ~
do ,creainery, 29Gaoc,: do; ladle, store
packed, 'l5g lsc. EsgsFir1 \ At Sc, Cheese
Firm Unchanged large 9, q; =; Z
81 rong; coarse granulate ed and hHe y
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y. s. refundjng rs, reglster red
~, S.TttundinE 2s, coupon :l,.i
u; SO. gistcred.
col
5L. New ". Registered
IS. New ~. co,i
81 Old stored (
u. S. Old oupon. =.
American Tobacco ~, tes y ,... see,
American Tobacco Gs. certtfl tee
Atchison general 49, 4. So.
Atchison adjustment ,.
Atlantic fcaxt Line ~ ,s..A
baltimore and Ohio ~
Baltimore and Ohio /, (.
Central of Eeorgin bs...
tra 81 q q
sC,hesapcake and Ohio \. !:
Chicago and Alton ~ !,
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4 Lynchbnrg Tobacco Market.

Lynchl,urg, Va, ] IN. a /. 1905.
t Sales 3ocs loose tobacco on the I4ynchbrg mar
ket for tho two weeks ending January 6, 1906
reported BY John II oglesl'y, pf Lynch's Ware
house: S3T 34tti 81
pounds sold week ending January 9Th, 161, no
rounds decrease for week ending January 9th,
1914, 200 pounds, s &, SS sEtts DIX
sold from September !, 100. t. January 9.
,sSs s99 pounds ,o sold d, re- ~,
crease for 1905, 81. 600 pounds: .3
W. Tho sales for tho new year started Tuesday,
the 80. With prospects Of good pts : the
midday turned to n regular sl,oWstornl with
the wind blowing q perfect gale from tho
had fallen from, 70 to 20 degrees, being a fall
iof 50 degrees In q about twelve hours The
reeeipts for this week and will cause rather
lighter sales next week. The quality OF the
holidays. while tho cond tons were rather
better, Prices on gu Grades Were well 5sus-
tanned, being fully up to quptat lons. {sl 5
IN tons follows,
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/ Other Produce Markets.

xotK ,s S,ISsy h,ssosa asen RED
Isaa ass Rss ~ ss ~,
the arRs9 essjas Higher May
ssssd ssly 4N,E S 81, option
sssed ft q es|s mixed
e Y Raaasas az 4,
ensa steady p danya siteS
short clear ss19fs s;nsrn es1 s,ransa, CON-
mon y sa cay, s,sas Turpes
sbssed r asaay Fst @s'fsss @
points An W. 10 ss seISts es
q shs ~ nF'esgs II reN-
M tSg a 7-iSc. centrfuva % test lsGp me,
sugar ,rc sfaaadA sussss , E Iaa
ss out los SrsssS sssS pow1ssIs se
tao g,all;;.la!tsd. iLS5i eapes 'ptV WE
a sEs.4SSis ssss Sss sssS,
fsass s i5 sst4 slsaa
and Western Jersey a sSssts s ashe
9nef ,a ae%s1 nes ssao eotio steam
HIGAtD Jan MET9G;elts ", Whf Ta ps Uaat
gtn.days y RESULTING OF .tha sharp 6adyances, ~
Inc cse the May option WAS " lAsN, ORR
a aes 81 y s, ,sas' s''i IL Y. &.
4, Tho leading fp,uEeA ranged "a folloRs; 4,
ppep HIGH, its lev, cl0 1888
s HsS fl;is 'i5 5' ~; 's
} }sH II III II
3 ~ We $50. Y. ~. ~ a.
81 jan. 't,s.,rrii As s9y,3 s ~ XXI s6R
+ May. .s.,..;s,ts, wa aattsy XII SSy1M
Ess PQFs 1, bh ~ \, y, !, j, J, I, "
AI.4 asf, .-Rss tioi S iSi,' j &
V NM H,ssJJ sSn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10

~ u 8 i, and ornc i, e As 9s
,l1l I, IA paci ac Is . S2s
AZ .b,ca a. II y and pacno col ss... 3, 95A
Ma i = n 4 ~, "a ,ia ren ID 10l
~. ~, ~ ~ ~ IL So &
y 2njnrad A. Midinnd "a 4. 74h
81 ~,
a. oi , a9 a.9 104M
I2or ~ II nds 1904
'l7t lie *
I Erie General Z. III Ss*
jsA Fort Worth nnd
,,n apan * ~ & iinifad Il
'A.H 'su rnd a. 1885
Nv atanna t.ar III, 75t4
IN ~ ~ 26A
III ~ s,
nv Z an.s nd exns AZ =.
n nsas ard TEXAS s8
>s.+ r. gf OH r. = 71o 81
81 New York Central ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10

a., ~ H ri zen. Z. !. .1si
ao y, ID IL !,
~ pnn IA X,
* con 7. \. !. Z. 102
nOsao,A snr, inn rel funding 97N
% IL nm /. 1854
t,sna1n !, 1914
,i nd" nm NJ oun con- Is 1l6E
q s,,,s my Ean Francisco 4s 8sh
2 WE an, a. BIZ
,a, ~ ~ ine "a sll
:. !. :! ;. g5
ste, IA ,ya y e u I. !. 7. 11sis
n.y. nj Pann lists !.
a. - III CIR, :, !. 81
pno,f !.
I,o zinc sonv. Il. :. ]. 1lss;
w x ;fesi "a 81 !. 4; 3.
~ ha.' IT, I.
q sh 15e,, I,s. Z. I. u
t ~ s,,, Nd. Aux
!v,aelinr and Lake Erie !. 93ai
ren tra1 i. 0t
Il snd q. coi. III. ,. ~
Ser IL az Georgia Sd N ING. Z. Oh
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kM2vNi0ii'to|k,&W 5sRIllI

LEAVE, RrCflSla IL IoAI Sss
Ely 100 a. DRFOJfS&E1 LIN lT11I Arri ven
Norfolk 81 10 q Stops AZ retersburs,
Wayerly and SUFFOLK; u. u, !. !.
Parlor Cal. tereSirE e I, chnlrg I; I, and
Roanoke. Pullman Shoppers r. oanoke to- Coluni-g
bus, Blueneld to Clncinnati n; also Roanoke g I
Ki1oxvif and us e g tsale
4 ia:losP. oK X ;xPREss
sville ynchbtrg and r 1914
533 20 PA CCEAfsssII RE, q III NJ TIE
lycs Norfolk 20 4, stops only 8 Peters-s
burg, Waverly and ST, Come WIN
jsteainers to Boston ii Provide nce S New
Baltimore and XShshin ton.
Nc rfol md all statIonsse
sI ;aoiP. ..1NISJ In Ans sH oRT
Pullman sleepera Richmond 70. Lynchbnrg and a
CHAT tanooga, N1cnphi md New Orleans cafeE
5 80 Ii Ms i. q oUIs EXPRESS pullman
Sleeper Petersburg "a n oanolte and to I
Columbus DinlnE Car.
5Truns nlriva from tho est z. ~
5Pi and Dos r from A orfolt y ;4q
o,Else !, ,z;J, ! strfft
Gent. Dlst. y az t.s
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MARINE INTELLlGENCE,

PORT Ot RICHMOND Jan. o. 1905, l 4,
Bt. IL d AHFtXIlE.,S I, ;Sis # ~ "a II H
disc ssI INA pasaeseFs na insss,9
Steamer Berkeley, sletly;;. Norto Us. tmsrshan-
qIsh aud passe nga'S Old Ioomlnlon line A N s. ~
If Harge AflgntlR, 1,eh;h lan,ts ltlYer hay
IL. AZ Saunders sony Col " m : III
sphoonei' ii. a: p.pipDlers aorfoll, light, II
I. SfE8; \. n SAILED, ~ iy
LARA ms and Sorfps, psrshanJlss p!id pesss,
sers. Virginia My ignt lon 30 N, u E
Steamer Herls sley, Shelly, Sorfolk nerchapi
y Steamer BRANDON lIarhry, Sorfpl, R,ercllan,
disc a nd pRssslg erT,T old Dominion llnos I,
,5 FlIsT MEM Y ~ y, 1905.
RS s-s II N sS y e Al
Steamer ioblna, Men tlrlep iis, 8S III
x s;fsamer "a lhu, II Fhiladelpht M NJ II
teainer Dora Port ing w. isS ,gs 9R
schooler Set 20 % S,9fsS
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NAVAL STORES. y

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. N, q, Jan, Q. -sPIRITs
tTuRPENrI Me- Firm. g, zoe. rpceIpts, 40
rolls, lar--lrirn at 81. 90; receipts d barrels,
Crude pn'psntl lrll at s.. wa $50, recepts.
sxIXNNlAIr, GA, Jan, 9,.4-.rtI RPIsNTlNIl--,
Firm nj slc X receipts. .Gl casks; = sales, III
!caslfs; shipments, n casks z ltosill-Fjril; ra-
ceipts 2,!sl baIrelsi sales, ,o7a barrels; ship,
al CHA itIssToN. Is. " JAM OIL lJls PEN
TIN AN y ~ M Nothing, doing, Vi N N, i
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! Schooner Thomas W. I,lwson. Boston. h s1
SAILED. n
Steamer Tobina; Hull st5StS 5s8. 81 sj
4 Steamer Dora, NowLaaatl IA
Southern Ind ustrial Develop
* N 555 III t5 ., rnerit sf9


CIIATTANoo IA, Il N n n s January .. The
progress In southern Industrial development
for tho week Just closed, rs eported TO the
Tradesnal,. includes the following nav " ms
,dustries as among tho most important:
tory; Portsaiauth. s.. 600 barrel factory; Chase
Say RusSSiyo faetSsy Arxo work
West Virginia 0oS sn nIa
milling s6 sooo mSai EIns
toa coa es's nused
sss' an m isD gu af telephone
Kentucky oulspille, $4,000 manufa urlnes
company; Glasgow, furniture fa S Asland
S. 900 metal works; Harlan, So. 09o$ coal mnlnS
p pamy sxsafsS oV tsep ion
,owensboro, SIS, 900 ngon9 factory sS9o, 600
wagon factory; $500, 900 water
North Caroline Charlotte. andksrchlef fac; g;
blind factory lson $50, ooa cohng factory
lin kaolln mining eonany Kim "A ~ SSo 90
lumber company Lumber Bridge, $40 oOQ lunI.
ber company: RandleMsn @ 900 hosery *5 ni 6b
t IN, Selma, cotton mill b M b s.,
south s1Sa oG s,n ,. ad llhE
Heath Springs, single mill; Gafnoy. $500
building IND lI,.eompany; rof i2 Bm ia
pany: sumter, $500 100 electric light power, md
railway onlslny Marion. ilo o0o hardware ~
'?T ennsssscs "a $4,000 glardwars
$4,000 wheel factory Nashville SD, 900 apinno
ntena nlant M a-
and and mining company Spring City lumber
company /; Car thnye. stnye factory, 3{5 {sf
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!. MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
[,El,ANIrr NIARKE.I,

PFTETsBultG VA, Ian. ., PEANUTS
SpnnIsh..-, firm at S7.sc.; receipts very
machine picked, 3dsac.; shfllIng stock. ieQzA 40,
Receipts lIght 8g TX 8y4saa} a Tss aSSJl
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iIIII,7,jpl,y f,nons MARiiyn,-1r,

NEW ~ IRE, Jan. p--Thu dry goods stun-
oporate, except mt q reduction ana refusal oil
tho part OF sellers to accept thesn forms Buy
err arc coming In for small supplies but busl,
peys HAL lines Is quiet. & 3ji q { M *