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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
Satisfied

There was young man from Ohio
Who said when he jOurneyed to Rio.
And saw the maids there
With their pretty black hair.
"Oh. why. oh, go back TO Ohio?"
Pennsylvania Punch Bowl.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
Really ANNOYING. DOME You Know

1t will tend to embarrass Ambassa-
dor-to-be Whitelaw Reid, this removal
OF Henry White, for twenty-five years
chlef American flunky at st. James
ana tauthOrity on short breeches.-
Plttsburg Dispatch.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
But the Hearina Isn't Over Vet

For some unexplained reason the
original Florodora sextette has so far
not been involved in the Cody divorce
suit.-Kansas City Star.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
All the More Need of IL

No sooner had the belief been ex-
pressed that the Welsh revival would
reach the United States than they be-
gan to raise the old Harry in Kansas
Detroit Tribune
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
Gettinq the Place Located

Where is heaven?" asks a corre-
spoDdent. Location varies with a mans
age. From II to 20 it is in a woman's
eyes.-New York Herald
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
Not So Presumptuous as That

Pompous Waiter - Have you. ordered,
miss?
Timid Little Girl taking her first meal
at a decentralization, sir but I've re-
quested.-Chicago Tribune
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
Didn't Have to Hit the Prairi.

Judging from the divorce disclosures
Buffalo Bill learned Indian fighting
right in his own quiet family circle
Baltimore Sun.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
Couldn't Get Any Further

Opposition to Nansen as premier OF
Norway is due to his being an extrem-
list. Well, he went the limit when he
was searching for the pole-New York
World.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
The Only Thing He Has AGAINST Him

President ROosevelt's admiration for
George Washington is somewhat modi-
ned by the fact that the father of his
country was never the father of any
girls and boys.-Anaconda Standard.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
If Tom Carter Wasn't Anorv

II the presidents salary were a west
ern creek it could easily get that
100000 appropriation.-New York
World.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
One Piece of Luck

Despite the things that cause you grief.
No matter what they are
You still may think with much relief,
You weren't born ear.
Washington Star,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
Must Hunt Up Fresh Ones

If this chloroform plan of Oslers
goes through, what will we do for
chorus girls New York Herald.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
The SkeptIC
Getting 1t Back

''How did Blank happen to marry a
dressmaker?"
For her money. She made all of his
first wife's clothes. '-Detroit Free Press
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
Moderation

Weary Walters-I don't believe in dom
two things at once.
Sunny South-Two things, Gee. don't
believe in dom one ting at once.-Puck.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
Looks Like a Sure Thino

We infer that DR.. Osler did not vote
for the Hon. Henry Gassaway Davis
New York Sun.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05
A Mans Opinion

Lady Customer-Do you think that a
photograph of a woman in order to be
good should necessarily be deceiving?
Photographers il is a true likeness.
-yes.-Detroit Free Press.
The Skeptc
Stella-Mabel says she doesn't believe
everything in the bible.
Bella-Well you see, her own age Is in
it.-New York Sun.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05

This is an age of cIamor." saws
James H. Eckels. Well, it takes a lot
OF noise to make some people hear. es-
pecially those with whom Mr.. Eckels is
most closely affiliated.-Duluth News
Tribune.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05

If Kansas really wants to get rid
of the Standard Oil, all it has to do
is to hitch Mrs. Mary Ellen Lease and
Carrie Nation together and say sick
en- and the work will be DONE
FaribaUlt Journal.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05

A prominent Minneapolis lumber
man is in constant fear and trembling
because of the activity of government
ofhcials in unearthing land frauds in
oregon and Washington. - Princeton
Union
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05

There are few inspired idiots who
claim that in order to create greater
respect the judges of the supreme
court OF minnesota should wear gowns.
II any man believes this is true let him
put on his wifes black wranDar and
walk down the streets of his town and
see how much respect he will inspire.
Sank Center Herald.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05

>. 1t is said that disease germs will
I'VE a month on bank notes and orly
one day on metal currency. 1t is very
doubtful however, if a germ of any
KIND existing on a bank note could
withstand the terrific saueezino NAT
would be given it should it ever fail
INTO the hands of a country editor
Wlnnebago City Enterprise
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05

A 81 Paul legislator has introduced
d plIl making 1t manslaughter for deer
hunters to kill men by mistake yybat,s,
the use? 1t won't prevent the mis-
takes, and no such law was ever
known to be enforced. Sentiment al
ways overcomes hard sense. and the
law too, in prosecutions for criminal
carelessness. The outcome of the
prosecutions for the terrible Chicago
G Cneater disaster shows that too WELL
Grand Marais Herald.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-05

while the statesmen are framing
DlllS TO regulate freight rates on rail-
ROADS they should make these measures
pioau enough to cover all common car
IIers; Such as express companies. tele-
seaph and telephone lines. The charges
VI express companies for carrying
goods are often more unnst and nn7
reasonable than the freight cbaraae.
MADE by railroad corporations. While
our statesmen are in the regulating
business they should make a clean lob
or it.-Faribault Pilot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
Strong on Discretion,
Iscrction Ia a beautiful thing. and here Is
tory about nj Irish tailor who hnd q heap

Discretion ia a beautiful thing, and here s
q story about MI irish tailor who had q heap
one morning Mrs. Murphy, a customer. came
into the shop md found him busy With pencil.
ana paper Sho asked him what no was DOING
-is,"Otim maxim Il lisht Il nv tho min In B this
block who OF kin lick, ~ said he, i.
ishe.a VA u "
Home flew Mrs, Murphy and broke the lewa
to her man. IIo was in tho tailor shop in n 9
sjlffy. . III B. y,
milking h memorial tablet NV tho min TINT
veg kin lick. and that ye'vo got mo ut tho
head Of IT. Is that true?' V. StG,I
Ushuro an tits true, What OF It e''6 said the
tailor, III s,s n +. S \, IN I. . i. I. I,
could commit suicide on yoa with me " tile
finger. / could wlpes up the fluro wld yaz Wid
no hands tied behnd me. Z. e &, 81
1sHAre We shure Of thai? 2" asked the tailor.
ING tShuroP Tn shure about IT, l B.
s'Weil, them" said the tailor ~ ye're
sl.ure Of It II scratch ye off the lsht'ig
1-Manohester tlsngand) Sunday Chronicle, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
Danville Il obacco Market

IA Danvilie,5 Va, March u, 10os.
Messra. Dlbrell 1ltothers say IN their weekly
review OF the market s is . Z, NJ I,s
The breaks have been quito large this week
consequences of soft wsa ther ", a nao os
have lasted eli we'll into the afternoon four
days in b the week. The largest proportion of
ton but.thoreI has also been 4ili the breaks g
Considerably QUAINT of bright stock from, ta
new belt dstrlct Fresh stock dirSct tl ss
been selling somewhat better. but rehandlsd
goods. and especia export brghts 81 the
neglected, and often ceiling low: Low grades
and Hfino hold their own at outside quota Lions ~
Grades !. 'oW
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

sisSl5 THIN GS#'TO ~ EAI sSg
Facts Con erning the Supply ct
s58 Truck kin the Retail Market. iiE!s

The 1 r cllrfona houseke epers arc hayin g lit
tie esy@ OF i hard time find II & what they
need for good dinners than they. had Two or
three weeks ago.. although their pathway to
that much coveted goal Is not yet strewn wi th
roses. volets and other pref ind sweet sll1el
linE things 55 n S,s
THE retail market men arc maxi ne a mighty
display, and hey are 4 really offcrtng some
VERY AattractiveNtruck for their hut
they arc up against a mighty tough season.
a kind OF between seas OILS season. n SO TO
speak and while they aress doing their level
best they are finding It hard o&meet oil the
demands Of their exacting customers. sB5S
S Strawberries nre carly In market this sea-
son. and some unusually fine ones are being
offered at 40 conts per basket. Spring chickens
are also showing up carly, md some that arc
nice and fat are being exhibited at from 90
cents to 90 cents apple eco. Roeshnd some OF then.
very fine. arc in 81 town at 60 and 10 cents
apiece q Buck shad are plentiful at 40 to sbo
cents apiece. sheephead and trout arc plentiful
IN tho market, and nro going at very, reasons n
able figures. No III {S8 a Is
.sS Spring lamb l,al shown up In reasonably
plentiful quantities, and can DO had at q
shilling m pound Is 1.i . @ n
q eggs have become more plentiful l3 and can be
had now5nt 20 or 90 cents per dozen ,rlrnip
salad is plentiful at 20 cents per peck spinach
anu water cress arc also plentiful at 10 cents
per- peck. S Spring onions can DO, had at 40
cents per bunch.s and let Luce keeps hlgh nt il0
to I15 cents per head. Cabbage arc plentiful,
/ but Of rather Inferior quail ut 8 to 10 cents
per head. s53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

July \. +, \. Y. !. 81 90 sou. e.97ls
4 cash quotations were ~ follows: FLO II
Easy. Winter pat nts IS 6.ly; straights iibGp
sprlnE stra,Ehts ssae
5$l.0s9I.ls; No s.. 81. osa LIP; No. red, slls@
il5, corr 4s.s yellow 4 e a: 1, No.
SIX assse MOI aooa teedn Ia;
barley. IS fairs choice mai e.
47c. No i, iiaxseed. f1.27;; rshwestern,
Mess = .s SaGr re 81 s0g 4
sdes (ioossS short \ d ,te,
vines si.sa IA Clover. q 2cohtrac Ct grade. Sc 80
g =, ST. d 1e ss
Easy al mark cases fincuded. lsss 1S1sc.; frsts
1s,ac. primo Is, lec 2oc. {7i.5
March o; l11F 10 !,
and tho month, y sll1h alllA 3 southern Z BY
sample, s10s@ spot and IL tls
Sc ;'', mixed Rye
fancy imi al ion, Il aGsGa.; do. creamery, $50
e9c. ey5 ERgs-Steady ana rs Unchanged at 22c.
Cheese-Firm small; sngar-
Strong and uhc hans ed aa - y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
OFFICIAL RANGE and SALE o. STOCKS IN new YORK.
SALES

a e. Il n. II. I, b y. u /. ,i...its
4a90s Attihlgninnted 4 Copper. .s.,..
4 800 Amer. car tlntt 1r0tindry,,.
Ss 200 Amcis Car and FUtin. pfd..
400 Amor '1,ob3s4 ~ cs,!. ...t.s...
Nc EAmcrI1'ob.s ptd ". q. q. !.
! 1900 Amer. Cuil ]. !. !. j,
}. ] 200 Amer. Car, pfd. y
800 Amer. 1.ocbtnoV corri..i5,
S15D0 Amer. Locomotive pfd..s.s,.
! 800 Amer. Stlgnr ~. i. -. !.
Y zoo Al r ana s. re, com. ~.
1000 a. II ana s, Fe, pfd .....,
800 l3altimure md / ohios... ..ii
1900 Brooklyn Rapid Tratlslt....
1900 CANADIAN Pacific ". !.
4 GOO t'liesa peake and Ohio !, 90,
2l0o Chicago ureat yylstertls...
is1oi0sChts, MIL ana 8. Il
|. n 500 C.olo.sFucl and Iron .a .,...
140O Colo. u Southern, com 1.......
Il Colo. Southern 1stg pfd..s.
( n 800 Colo. Southern I'd Spfd .,s..
1850 C,lev., Cihus Chl.$Ahd s.. IL.
1000 Gonsol dated Gas 4. .
100 Ds1awllrc btid Hudson $50.
Il 500 Del Lack. ind West. .i,s.s.
$500 11tir, corfi..... ~
y 1900 Erief 1st MD j. "A,
822D 15rieI2d pfd !. /. u
tOO General Electric
4 800 Illinois Central III. ~. Z.
1t4cO!LouIsvilles and Nashville.
1920 Manllat thn......
1900 Metro. Street Railway
< 800 Mexican Gent trail W.. 4. 4.
1000 Mo-, Kan and Tex, COM
4 AGO Moe Kan. and rcx.,pfd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

% a. ~ \. 76M
orsiis "a JVcat arm Is 1o37s
Oregon Short Limo retunding 49,. o1ss
s. 1olE
al Louis and Iron Mountain con- So y u,
st Louis and San Francisco *. KY
a.. ~ I "a i.s IN ), 0OA
so,,t Sf'a y. Z. $685.
south ern RnIwa ~ I. 1oh
~ \, ~, ~ M % ~
H.s y II 81 "A JVeatern 4s So II
q tiar 5, e. {. 108 X
.,to 10 = q Z IN . e. . SO 81
i ~ :, ~ % x . 9i7s
t1o "a &. y - !. =. 1915
W. ~ ~ II Io y; ~ III 7O7s
1ay apn 80, ~ ~ /. 92N
md TIA Ia a 4. !. 92h
cant "a I. 94h
~ Cotat ara Trust Isl. 1914
r. = al IL a eori ia Sd Inc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

sno, IL, "A n good demand. Il Offering slight
Sd ies is bales. including 90 70 quo !
7tations advanced u JIG. "a. z
I'm, on Ma het ter Liverpool than swoH e3-
pected predictions OF rail- for the Ereaiie ,,r
nrt ~ lilo cotton bel caused coSeIlns 10y
+ sht,it who nut the market up on thens ely
tho highest the act months sold poilE!a
above ts a et az nv Nv
I,nnts though the undertone OF the r1arkst
Throughout the session was q. . Y
Ir the trnding May ~ eoiu up = \.
eoseti Net gains 61fs pol Z. II L
l;s, n s ssa74s
NV y. isst August, 45d7 Al September
.tSSe7 ii October. Isl 7.be Yerber, 7.Ssa
n 81; December, .5s. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Hi, q. AID st.3 Louis zen. IS /.
Chicago Terminal Al. g
e,oioraao and southern, 4, j. 93ss
Cuba So. cert I. 1914
EDstlers' SEC iiri les So . \. 7eA
Erie prior lien ii. !. v. io1
Eric "a eneraI Is I, +. 03A
Fort worth and BET eli Z. 1o9as
Hooking ley Y. Il. 1lI
lamar, 81 cert.fcates Z. 1oah
louisville and Nash. uniNcd 4s. s. !. y. !. 103s
Nnr,nttan gconso6 gold ~. 1osN
s Msxisan G Gentra ~ ,st lnc:
Minr, and ST 1.oui 4s (oNered) 4. 96ls
MissoutiS rsas ana Texas As \, 100
1fissori Ks rsas and Texas s5M
National r. r. Of Mexico con. Z. 4. ". tex
New York Central gen. .......t, 100N
New Jersey Central gen 4. 1856 y
Northern Pacific ~ 105
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
RICHMOND sToC MARKET.
Richmond, VA, March II. Z 100
if {sAl EAJtrS ~ :. M ~ *,

SALES. M NJ
u; I,rpnd ST rest "
locomotive pre- crred-5 a t lib. n 8
q STATE SEC uRIT E,s- s I'D AZ. 3ids Asked!
S Ssr.s are1!sa ~ lsls 49, ls
e e msM ses ana 'fs a So So
)33S GIT ECU mi E, s
ns ssslaena e asiy lss 49, @ io
5s lEA ILRoAr1 goNDs.S 855i If iE;.
Atlanta and Char 1st III. : r. Il 1907. los IS 3.
"a IL. r. n Con- Tr. p C. &. 100
AZ. q. Z. ceri tes OF Ind 4 3. c. 92 ~
Gusso ana Fla. IS iii is.
Il GA and :\ia. Con. Or. 1915 liz 4
aaa M ty T. ~
Rich. and Neck LIST 4ss 1915 o.
Toslda Southern, ~ Z, I, %
s.sfd "a Con- Is - 100 ::,,:. ssis
( RAILROAD STOCKS Tar.
Atlanta and Charlotte. &. 100 1eS ". I
Atlanta Coast Line \. lSoi l Il;
A,Ian,' tesst Line Linz aa ~
hssansat Coat sa En- oso q oonnS
h hish aaf Mf'9ssa sem, $
s: qnd 3 ana RI; a9s Con AZ s g
seaboard Air Line COM. :. N. lco is 10
Southern Railway pfd t..... 100 %
III, \ Is AMI 'rR Usrs co. s1oC Ks ~ b IS
II Bank Of Richmond loo 125 n
American National 10 Isi
Broad street Bank 4. 8. Z, Is eng rs
Il City q ssA& VI
slrirst National .1Q0 go
( National Bank OF Y.rgi 400 10 s go.
Is PETERSBURG Savings and 1ns 20 10 h
x siste5 Rnrls OF Virginia. 100 1855 u
y Union Bank OF Richmond \. 90 40 IA
5NirSinla Trust Co. .,...,l0 IS
dS INSURANCE COMPANIES M NJ ESiS
Virginia Flrn and Marine, .,...,.225 q 80.
u AilSG'ELJ.A NEO U.s. Ny ~ s#
f American Locomotive pfd u. 100 Tag lii
Va Carr Chem. PIT d. u. 100 lo7 lpsls
Ma Carolina Chemical com. &. 100 SO N. S
iFvn.-car. q. CO. Col 1'r. . Pr flolS ...
II BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
n I,ATIaO IRE. MD. March -seahoatd Air
4 Line common, 1SN y; do. a preferred, !, not
"A oIot cd. LEX y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
1,yi,cl,b,,rg 'Tobacco Market.

M tiynchburg, Va, March II. 1905.
h Sales Of loosn tobacco oil the t,SnehburE itiRr.
iket for this week. ending March II, 1906, II re-
lpfted by Jei "a q Lsn mel y Ware
soli week ending March sa 5ss 200 pounds
decrease Tor week ending March nth, 1890
.es oid from September 1ss1ot4, 10 March 10.
1856 o,lJ7, 100 pounds sold from septotnbef y
Icreuse for lRGi, : 49,, 600 pounds. DIN
IA rho receipts tiiis week were rather lighter
Sthansswas eapected, caused doubtless BY The
several days rain during the week and tho
tyery bad cond ton Of tho roads. The duality
81 Inc tobacco was generally Eoo1 with ra! \,
more OF tho better leaf and VT appers.8 The
condition of tho offerings was not As good as
sheretofore, mitch OF 1t being In soft order
which eatiscd n cofIslderabla d Scount In
price. rio prices were rather bette on AZ
5Erndos exc8pt what was ut OF rider.
THE Quotations are as follows: u. Al - 81 4.
Dart lugs contio N 5t1 aIT 4'v
DARK tugs, ned UNI. 4.o9 9 , g
8Dnrk elugs, good LIZ g Ply
Dark Leaf, common. my 90 WY
Dark leaf Medium, G,ao 6p S.9o
Dark lcnf, good SOD ap lLvO
Dark ieat, d,o. ] ,o @ g x %
Dark wra lo.Vu 20 2s'VV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
g JRA,SANDL RETuRM.uRERI'
'soNALLY coNpuCTEDEx EXCURSION
NJ vIASTHE EXTRAORDINARILY LINE, Z

MARCH 20, 1905
,rhe seaboard begs TO ganiounce that FOR
their train No. 4S, leaving Richmond at
40 II. M, March Goth, Wednesday q tick,
cts Will DO sold to Havana. Gupa, ana
return at rate OF $500; this rato includes
meals and state-room on steamer, Stop
over viii be allowed at any or al points oil,
south of Jacksonville, on the return trip,
provided Ticket ls used to Richmond by
April 10th. Tickets are routed VIZ Pof,
Tampa and the Peninsula and Occidental
steamship Company, AZ this excursion
"a limited to tho capacity OF the steamer
REQUESTS for reservations should be made
as soon as possible. The steamship OIL
yotte, une Of the largest and most mod
e srn ships afloat will san from Tampa
with the party, AS the Seabpard has Y 40
shortest hna TO Tampa by many miles,
they can and DO run and m,lintaln the
fastest schedule to that point
FOR full and complete information in
this connection. and for diagram Of stean]T
er, call or Write to
g5 ii, s.. Lizard ". N. TN l.ets,
I,ist.. Pass, Agt,; City Ticket Agt. 81
5 $50 East Main Street; phone 4oS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
/ COTTON MARKET,

NEW y DIRK, March II THE cotton market
opened steady at a decline OF 1 point on April,
but generally, i4d6 points higher IN response
5to8better cablessand unsettled weather In tho
ket ruled generally steady dur!pg the early
trading on covering by shorts and q scattering
demand from SPOT houses. While the offerings
appeared 10 he combined o the rea lizng OF re-
cent buyers, and prices gradually advanced 10
a net gain OF about ~ points , I,
10 l37 bu les against so.l17 last week and TO- 700
bales last year. For the weelo (estimatct,) l50.-
0O0 bales against 165, ola last week and Gi,G45
last year, iTo.day's recaipts at New Orleans
were 9.7aa bales nGatns t 3. 037 last year, ind
az Houston 4,535 bales aga Inst 100 last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
4 Petersbur 2 4 obacco Market.

d ~ Petersburg. Va W March II 1906 s8
4tReported BY craddock and ones. OF ylrg mia u
Narehouse) 8 K. ts 4. s5ii,1 l, i. Z, y.
continues arm and Two on nj With
tho prospect Of a good season we look for large
snles next we elk. II 81
i, i ~ ,ps 400 as 4s0
80, y IL los NJ . CD 626
}SionS Ii,rs 20 . . SO "a 800
s,bortii ia :. \. Il. n. I. 100 % 100
shlnninur6 len &. 20 90
Tinn ahir,ninr b leaf ]. y. 100 a. 1900
.bn,tS ,,ra nrefss 4. 90 ~ 14.00
Isine !. 1900 @ $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

Iii ~ rcfnndIna ID, rcglstercd +. 4. (. 04s
I'M rcfundng ss coupoii! /. I, {. " 1917
IL 81 nsterei. \, 4, y. I. 104
IT al al cuiipoi q z, I. +, I, /. Z. Z. !, i0il
III Nn,y "a RID 4. =. ISL
IT. Nav Ia cotiI,on . \, \. n. !. 7. 1321
III 81 Old III reg red 4. \. 104j
i ~ Old a. couf,oi !. !, !, !. 1851
American rabaccG All Cert Iflcn les q. 75j
Ameriean ,roba eco IA gs, tincnt es r. 17s
Nfch1soIi era 4. Y, Z. l04a
Atohinoii I'd i,stnetit III 4, i. 3.
htIn rific .coast Line AZ. +. . /. 1oi7
mai imore mi Ohfo I'll . n. los
ma N "A Ohio stLs I. n. \.
Can ~ Nv Z; sorria IN lis
r,nt 20 z; III No. =. N 90
=, =, II "a M :. 4, 81
y = n IN 4ihs Ild
~ ~ ~ 4 ton IA s21
\, "a All ~.
Chicago RI Sf and Pacific Is 3;
Chicnso ri. /. and FPaci r.. col. %. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
Or q GOODS MARKET.

TX. March II. -In the dry goods the
week ends with Increased irnnesss on me part
OF sellers and galta,ou the l,urchases e gen
Yet 81. lis evident that buyers are In need Of
Considerably moro goods, for which de lyerles
nre likely 10 be materially delayed Advicg
from various sections, notnbly the South, ndi-
cate van open ng OF spring busl " hlch 8a
bound TO be reflected ut first hand, I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

I,he Quotations are Us follows: ~
DARK FIRED 8'robAcco7I.N ~ SW "A
~. 500 q 900
ass q ';msiian g g 3 <
1e pAR 1sst !
EsS$ :;| &; ;sS I E;|
issa SO, sSS g l lsS
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s s5s q u = N
RICHMOND. N GRAZ RI y MARKET q 81 }a3
RichmoGd. Va !. March 19o5.

I nAa ipts :. i:ls e1,i17
hfi.ed (car lots +. /. : is q III
shortberry Gear lots 1. .ls q LII
VS ba iea l ssas ~,
Is yuhit = w ~ Z lots. 4. y. ba % 81
TX No. white lea lots I. Z. 81 @ GAY
S Ma Il white dear lots . /. I. 53A0p 54B
No. z 8 mixed Gear lots) !. Z. . $500 81 81
MOI. mixed car lots) X. 8 ' esa
D IA 8 ,nix.d "a 1ots) 4. Il I. &c a YIN 3e
No mixed (car lots &
No Q lots s. Z. e - 81 w
n. No whtta Scar 'iots :. I. I, ssI "a 81
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UNION STOCK YARDS. P1TTsRURd,P PA,
steady b Choice s. 4o@5 6S prime. IS, .o@p5 :4o,
HoEsReoeipts light markot, slow Prime he a.,
ss4o,'iirht workers. S. ssdl5, 10 pigs. 5 IS
rsoughs, $4d4 To- s sheelsnpply light; market s
SLOW Prime wehsrs So loalG e s31 tn SsV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
Il CATTLE MARKETS.

II CHICAGO. Il LII. Il March 81 .--cATTLE-7Re.
celpts, 200 head q, Market {stcady Good Ito
,so: SOCKETS and leaders Sa6oa4, IS; COWS,
81 soa4 80: heifers sSG5 90; Gamers slooa2.4o;
bulls se.5o9 1, % calves, S3a7.Qo Hogs-Rei;
butchers 81 e506. 10; good to choice heavy, s6qe
5.l7h u rough heavy, s4Sog lbs: light st,;Io@
s.o71 bulk Of sales e sIoad
10 choice " ethers, IS, 6olls 10: fair to- good.
{4.7OGb. IL; native lambs. $517. 90. 5!i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
4 SEALEDEP ROPO G55$5iiiS
..|. $65 900 g
lIANCHEST TER CITY
BONDS FOR SAT, E.

no PROVIDE FOR TIITl RED Fl Fl
Ftion Of sos 900 Five Per Cent. 3 onds, cal
nance Of the City Council Of the CitySo Of
Manchester, VA BY \ d resolution adopted
March Sd, 1905, has Instr me .to al !
$vertise ana receive sealed bids for the
Epurchase or NIL or any portion of u he
$G5, 900 four per- cent, coupon bonds hay ao.
Ing S0Syears to run and dated MayEl, 100,
ireuuired to meet the above ca "
NJ The bonds will Tho issued In Sdenomina-
Itions OF $1 700. II IA, I, f
O. Sealed bids for thos boye will DO re
5.e}yed at tho Soflco of the City treasurer
$tiliS6To'clock ri. M. o e. Fri Nlarcl p,
1905. Tho Commute on FINANCE Willmeet
nc tho Council chamber at 8 q clock =. NJ
OF that dayto open and conslde the DIGS
submitted }3 555a3as33 II I, .
Epressly seryed. Y, 81,
~ Tor further Information apply to u. Nv.
5Rronntlgh Jr,. Treasurer, Manchester Va
sSii y w. sl3RONAUGH,SJ
5Nfcr s-15tssf$ City Treasurer. #