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New-York tribune., 1905-03-15
HOTE. TRAYMoRE.

Atlantic IFty. n
Rsmsins Throughout year Every kuoua s,-u.-
iest ana eenNsnsnss 'oif pEiv=geA tannlns RaEIr e
rRAYMORE HoIEt 90.
D T6-TE Prssldsae-
New-York tribune., 1905-03-15

"T A YELOCE"-Fast lTAnan Line
- SailinF every Wednesday. 10 Naples t,enaA
BoLoGNESL kARTFIELD q Co. - Wan 81
New-York tribune., 1905-03-15
Totals .......sl46, b5e, 7s2 I
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[Br TELEoRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.l ]


Chicago. March l4--Wheat was affected by the
more wintry appearances OF weather in this part Of
the country, although the known 60 be
confined to q narrow belt. The strength and ae-
tivity OF the corn market were also help TO the
cereals and at the close May wheat showed hc
and July Ac advance. Corn reached soc for July
and 1870 for May, the latter closing at &c UP for
the day, with similar Improvement in the July
Oats felt the effect Of the rise in corn. and strong
tone that developed in provisions was also chiefly
ascribed to the action of the corn market
With six inches OF snow on the ground and below
zero weather stii prevailing in the more uorthery
regions OF the Northwest. the earliness of the
spring was not so evident, That about all
there was since yesterday afternoon to irnpart the
additional strength TO the wheat market. with
which trading commenced. Local receipts OF wheat
were 80 cars against IS the corresponding day last
year Shipments from Chicago were 1872 900 bushels
May closed at 81 1874 The highest was 81 i4la, and
lowest 81 1872 The range s27sc 70 ssssc, closing
at s3Ac to 9Ssse.
There was further exhibition at the opening
this morning Of the bull spirit IN corn, when 1t
was seen that none sale within &c OF it's
previous days highest price not within sc of
the previous days final figures. The demand was
urgent for about half an hour. but there also
large offerings at the advance. that the amount
Of business done in that time heavy. Local
receipts we're s22 cars, compared with 400 expected.
ONLY one car was Of contract grade. and shipments
hence were 10000 bushels Estimates Of to-morroVs
receipts was 2z7 cars. May sold from 4se to s9ze.
closing at 48s.a4s7sc July closed at 4sMc after
selling as low as 4sNo and high soc.
Oats ruled hrm. Al the opening and up to mid
day the market was exceptionally duil and quiet,
prices advancing principally In sympathy with
Buying by Pattsn brokers. o'Brisn and Brosssau
New-York tribune., 1905-03-15

AtIsntIe ttty's NsNsE HoTel
CHALF0NTE
NEWIERSEx.

modern Ten nreproof hotel conplscs "a sw.rv
resprct. On the Reach.
7IE LEEDS COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-15

ATLANTtS CITY *
STONE RON ASD SLATE CONSTRUCTION.
claims rres7rence for It's ocatinn eoa-
t<ns1ces ard hest New York Patronage
Mssr al
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS prnprtstsrn
New-York tribune., 1905-03-15

R.sD ID LINE
Fer la Guayra. Prsst0 cseslo Curacao ana Mar
cailo via Insecao. ezing Juan ii II
s.oEs t.sl - aato.Rins Wall = Fefry hgooklva
- FhtLADElsF HiA saturday Mares III me-,
>. = SAiA saturday, AprI j. aoos
Fer La 0uGyru~ Curacao and Aasaca ~ = -
.. > NAuANAliA4. Salur1a1. A.sya nr,,
,. & lNLask
selSels
BOUt.T0S. RiISS nAIIETr
General Managers. - Wali 81
New-York tribune., 1905-03-15
THE PENNHURST.
MkRIEoRoUGH HOUSE

Ocean and Michigan Ave Atlantic City S T.
Elevator stTssS 'sysL SDsctl Winter BooE,ss
WA r H0en.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-15
HOTEL IRoaUoIs.

sos,h carolina ave. and Beach, ATLANTIC CITY. n J
Delightful ocstion. both pefs: 20 guest roans
msny with bath Elevator and every naads-a appoinr
neut Special SPRING So Sl250 s15 si7 So week
Iy. $3.50 daily s1d up illustrated booklet coaeh meet
all trains W. SHAW
New-York tribune., 1905-03-15

TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
Eeportsd ay cintsa Gilbert. no. vpsii-st)
New-York tribune., 1905-03-15
CENTRAL BRANCH RAILWAY.
sr. Louls. IRoN MOUNTAIN g SOUTHERN,

The condensed general balance sheet OF the st.
Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern Railway, as Of
December 81, shows;
New-York tribune., 1905-03-15
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
SsEuishsd BY Charles barney q Co. No. % Bresd-st
s-s-York and No i22 South 4th-zt: Philadelphia)

an Ey eous 5s.I 1854
E-ee q Pso Is. t0f
y J Con Ss. .lioz
rae faaH zy zss1S4
New-York tribune., 1905-03-15

The Aeemar'e. sIsh sIsl4iis il eIt: aE; near e Beach,
An elegant modern hotel oferlag very special sp-a
rate ss up weekly Large sunny heated rocrns
sxeeeEt tab e elevator. private baths; 40a0 saa
paFieFs booklet j. p. COPE
New-York tribune., 1905-03-15
BERKSHIRE LIN.

OCEAN END VIRGINIA AVE. ALLAN CITY n r
open view 81 81 weekly So 20 So eaIy: capacity
SO; elevator private batrs, tong phnrss n
rocins. ste J. o 4 J. E, DICKINSON
New-York tribune., 1905-03-15
MISSOURI PACIFIC REPORT.

The consolidated income account of the Missouri
Pacific Railway. the Central Branch Railway, the
ST. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway
and operated lines for the year ended December
81 last is in detail as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-03-15
STREET RAILWAYS.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

Int Period i BID 77.Fa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12

that, while ten klowatts at the power mouse win
move ten seated passengers In the subway and
sixteen seated passengers on the elevated roads,
they will move 2GO seated passengers on the
moving platform In other words. one horse
power hour viii BE- re@ded In the operation Of
the platform gyEtsrn 20 DO work that would
CONSUME eight horsepower hours for the ele-
vated and thirteen for the subway.
The dead weight u the gszt 70 IL moved IN
the operation o. the elevated liz 80 pounds. and
II the subway 1Z51 pounds. In the moving
platform, with equal strength and. Il IL eaid.
greater safety. The dead weight % he SCAT Is
only 81 DoEE6a These figures show AZ a
glance great econony II poTsr. II Is de-
c-z-e5 That Il train movement t~ctAlr9s Of tie
1ow=- e .cs. ~ the brzksz This lo@s Is. Of
c1--z= done away with Fl. the moving platform,
WHARF -1e-s Z 1e.ths. scopp.ag Ecr starting
\. NOISE and lzr = IRE operation u The pat
tc--- z-= Il u 531s away WIKI ~ tks use q
--o.=- c-zs.zo.@1 Za@=-s- L Z Ez1 thai there
NIL. l. II danger u falling u -A= D-ztto-unA
al -zz- c1z-= Z ID way L. which = IsrsoE can
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Ia zTs-z-- 1zz 1ee- @=--czz--z+=t+ = 3s.h-zt-
--z-c- ---z = RI Ez-@ -EI@ ~-- u cs-rz1cs1
n c--=- OK E=z-=e5 c-gEz-l.T- -1c-2-g-cz-sz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12
/ LITTLE TOO PRECOCIOUs.

ASH Pez-2a E-aE=s- r. ~ secretary q ths
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12
THE MOVING PLATFORM.
HI ths Passenger Has to Do Is to
Step 4bOard and Sit Dozen.

NV -zzc Ia Rapid Transit Commission has
LIZ -1-=e E=z-S OF 6eiihsratior accepted plans
or II. -=-e1--r-erEs5 the construction OF
nuu--E --z-:o--- subway in S4th-st-. those in
-es--sE-=,5 II -he Development Of transportation
iie,-=1=s Il This city are looking forward 70 the
:rne VIA E: shall - il actual operation
TlGUE1 snail systems Of this type have been
'De,-E-=s5 successfully a. The Worlds Fair in
-E1ic-s-E5. AT II P2-zs- the line recommended 20
11l- II ss-1-s-- VIII X the first really prao-
-ca1 -=s- z=1-5=3 the system in American
,;r-T
"'icUr@ 10 -=-- moving PLATFORM IS sag-
g,es.-r-s - II KIDS @. unt-ied dangers and -
pitfalls v1--.c--. number :o- The aged ana an
;ieeis.r u s..t- 2; i really the simplest ching
a.r.Ila1clz Z. ia explanations * the promoters
" ..1e l.sI E-s u - zccePIe3-
TIRE l.,ssE - |E-k-E.~ they exclatga. when
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x-z-ss- Platforms. vii ~ asse3 usss seats
ezcA ezrshle ~ accommodating fsas fsTsesaS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12

Several s2e-es c: animals ROE zluo=t r=z-2g
extncti0l
30 real Is his E[l5s--ssz Ezzc 80 ~ ----
ioF who's lay Ei-ko=t E=sz-g 80 :. - -z--:
ak OF t-= plaza P=-z1-s g =-- z ~ IL
nc1sly ss hey wc-1 s--=- --s -1.r vErrta. Lax
nuE hunt f1r -LE z-z-z4z - .a.-z.elllr 5Ir
sne Is apt % CO. - s---s v-I0 :;-eil.IIg. 4
any Eone-t
To tbs c-=s=-Tz = --cImllus " lsgrsgs
svery y=- 81 -f-gr II -.lesss ar l,nY. rgll.,
are ss- e Lar ~ 1Iear lsIesliI.-. SsaIl5iilz;
en OLE = IlIreI nils 1,eetoayins:- s&reees.ss
q lake, Ez-zll- HHy'mu zlIl5 ss7sIarL - al,
equipped III .eaesearaz -r.sts re 1s,-tiz,Ls
cree-quart=-s -riis= 47et. % h. $50 u
some Hill, la~ ~ - -rFc,s = Ia lle-n u
buffalo. Dscv1 L. aspIa+-sl - 1.ap -aic1I i
glimpse Of 7sr.7srir-s, z5sr,sa Ia N
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ne lake az Il .ilsa -nz1Essez ars. ltaysailas pf
cranes. has ;;ls- =asas= leeasz a1.al ,siir:.
Wild fowl
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Nl differ inr2ss rg7la 5s*-s 81. L. al;sss
n some - ness la-,5Sz were - nznr -
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that ths-= vsrs lla s7iH -p77 p. .l.s9.la1rs- &a
has Sow st -na -l,torss-a1t h. s=ys4afssa [oy
han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12

Sens,-- ~. t1falsrf: -slifHs. la
cspito, . ..auy sloni 81 e@=s=iH- legislative
tsfezt
I1sT --rL .lnsr. tasraa wilt 1ees s;54attoyi le
eid vas rnir =ee 7s,fte=asH aiiH rnaFP
ezlztz-5z Pop .lesn- ,s3ies'e n tat- 'aain't,
ts--5e-1,r -'r:oI-- VIII .lr=cs. tltyas-s
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q ~ Es~ VIC -.aftlast t,ie cirli engineer
Cs- = --a.-~assa
- engineer ~. 1fing res-tsssst }sElasIet
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s-zztaa
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12

falls the regular moving platforms The mech
anisrn OF the system is 50 simple, however. that
no serious breakdowns are looked FOR. The
wheels producing the motion will IL fIed at
regular distances beneath the platform. which
viii roll over than like = belt over pulley.
The estimated cost Of che system VIII Il
100000 and i Is asserted that whsn il fun
operation II can accommodate 5000 persons a
hour. TIE system viii connect --= new Penn
sylvania Railroad station ~ { s-twzy with the
ferry a East 34-h-s;-. and nay - sz-=-5=1 .
The IVES, 34-h-st- ferry
The -oat viii prove 81 important factor II the
serious Development Q: thar Underground life II
this city OF which - much .ozl-E rc--=-- RS
been made. fer every business 1o-s= z-1-E rs
route VIII probably convert Is cellars 51-o sales
rooms fronting o. The -,cvz-z rtz-55--- s-e5 AZ
Provision IS made To- this IN ->= drawings
worked OF; ~ the promoters and II hrs -ss-e-.
~ least me -na3 Will - much more cc-T=-5=---
- ta- IS shopping along Gz:s-s:- gees .sz- :
tne G~cscs': subway - c:ss- parts :. .2z cz-E-
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store Free transfers arg - - s5vs- = 81
lsaaS crossed ~ - system
Tire I%c: .ec&: $@c> --s- IS w---5z-- S.z---zr
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S.ayves@a-: rs ws,lsz=a :, M.----- George :
Mo--1S2.'. Ls0lS = S.1-.asz- General ,z-[ss N
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record u >&V-1s carried - Az 900 yasss- gers
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81 express trans r---z-s Z. 7E's --z-z-=
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~. Intervals IS $3.50 ssz-z3 valss'z-Esrx
a%&v s@kak n ere 1l-~c.5.-. Il ..G-izrlsc-
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give. palr. e SO ss4.s,5 -izSs z-ssrx Il hs,--
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12
EEL-E5EC FEoK IL JOE

ia lew f,l--c 1.ast .1ssr E--@p.s. z --cz---.
To- E.1ze,. IL IT, w rEFzr 3s1 Ia Ire
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1lalL Ez-r,-IsssH.T q. IL E-E3.- -1z.
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23

mill and is now the larges, OF its
kind in the West.
Canon City also boasts of the large
generating plant of the Colorado
Light and Power Company. transmit
ting and supplying electrical power TO
the Cripple Greek district and all
over the county.
Two large brick plants manufae-
turing the finest quality OF common
brick. tiles. etc. also rank among the
industries which the natural wealth
OF the district has located At Canon
City The raw materials shalc and
limestone. are here in large quantities.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23

Canon City furnishes fuel so cheaply
as to offer strong inducements to
capital seeking investments in certain
lines of manufacturing, while three
railroads, reaching out to all points
of the compass, predispose still fur
ther the man of money to locate his
enterprises in field so highly favor
ed.
That this is so is proven by the es-
tablishment here of the plants of the
United States Smelling Company and
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23
The Industries
Of Canon City

While manufacturing is, OF course,
not carried on to the same extent in
the West that it is in the New En-
gland and Middle States there IS,
nevertheless, considerable of it done
in all of the larger communities, par
ticularly in those lines that contribute
to their material growth and develop
ment.
AS population increases and labor
becomes more plentiful industrial en-
terprises OF every kind will become
numerous, especially in Colorado,
which, by her geographical location,
and the richness of her resources,
must in course OF time, become the
Pennsylvania of the Rocky Mountain
region. No place in the state has ad-
vantages superior to Canon City for
manufacturing a hundred articles that
enter into the economies of human
life.
Coal and iron which are the founda-
ton of more of industrial prosperity
than any two other of natures pro-
ducts, are to be had here in the great
est abundance, and of the most ex-
cellent quality, and, that fact, rein
forced by the almost unlimited water
power afforded by the Arkansas river
must inevitably give Canon City
commanding position as an indus
trial center in the years to come.
Already score or more OF manu-
featuring concerns have been estab-
lished here, necessitating the invest
ment of many hundreds of thousands
of dollars and giving employment to
a large number of clerks, mechanics
and unskilled laborers. They are the
nucleus around which will ultimately
cluster a fourishing industrial COM
munity, vivifying into activity every
field of business and every avenue of
commercial endeavor.
The vast coal beds which underlie
most of the territory contiguous to
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23

the Empire Zinc Company, which are
among the most important of their
kind in the country The success of
these great concerns is attcsted by
the growth OF their plants and the in
creased volume and value of their
products. The United States Smelt-
ing Company has doubled its eapac-
ity within the past three years and
now has an investment here well on
towards one million dollars. During
the same period the Empire Zinc
Company has quadruplcd its output
and its plant which has recently been
augmented by the erection OF another
The Forrest City times., 1905-03-24
$. SHIELDS, The Prescription Druggist.

l Another lot of the Mammoth Com position books, of which we ran short last week, have just been received at the Newsstand.
 The latest styles in Papeteries just received at J. Fl. Dunavant & Co., B.. and it costs you no more than the other kind elsewhere.
 NIT. E. J. Barrow spent Saturday in Memphis on business, and on Sunday night went to Missouri to buy another lot of fine mules.
 Golfers and Railway White Lead, Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, and all Colors in Oil, at lowest prices, at Pas. lay & Johnson's.
 We have a swell line of Embroider- ics, Edges, Insertion and AllOvers of all kinds at very attractive prices. k. H. Winfield & Co. The pretty window lettering signs of Sol Lewis, and Russell Graham. Alderson Company's were put on by Mir. Bonnie Lewis. Don't send your order for Calendars to some other town. We will furnish them at lowest prices, and print them in an artistic manner. All winter goods must be sold regard less of former prices. 1 am making prices so low that they are bound to move. w. T. Sanders.
 Judge II. N. Hutton, of Maranna, af k. ;..l rived in the city Sunday night, and is stopping at the Marion.
 ders. Fresh lines constantly coming ill. Cheapest prices, best goods, and quickest delivery in town.
 Miss Maud McCrary, of Marianna, is visiting Mrs. D. W. Neel. of two and a half miles west of town. They were shopping in town yesterday.
 Mir. John W. Garrett, of Memphis, was in the city Wednesday to call up- un his customers, and shake hands with his numerous friends.
 To make room for Spring Goods, am selling everything in Dry Goods at greatly reduced prices for spot cash. Give me call. A. l.. Grady.
 Prof, J. H. Hinemon, Superintend- ent of Public Instruction, was in the city Sunday night short while between trains. He was enroute north.
 The DelineatDr and Designer for April are now on sale at. the News stand. Also all other popular maga- zines Of fashions and literature.
 If you try our Walk-Oyer Shoes, for men snd boys, you will weas no others. They are the satisfactory kinda me dipp iprice shoe which returns velue for etefg dollar invested. Fnndrep shit ss G.
The Forrest City times., 1905-03-24

w. s. Corsets, new spring line. now on sale in the new st ,re o. Russell Gra- ham, Anderson Company.
 A. l.: Grady will make your money go further and buy more than any house in town. Try him.
 Old Gutter is a pure Rye Whiskey, and IS unexce,led for medicinal pur- poses. N. E. Nelson & Co.
 All kinds of lumber and finishing materials for repair work promptly fur nished by Paslay X Johnson.
 A swell line of new papeteries-25c ana 5Oc-Just received at the News stand. Others at 10c and Sc.
 All kinds of winter beverages are served at the Magnolia Saloon in the latest and most expert manner.
 Ladies. Mems and Children's Shoes can be bought for less money at A. l.. Grady's, than anywhere in town.
 Your patronage is solicited and ap- preciated at the Magnolia Saloon. T. C. Folbre, Jr., x Co. proprietors.
 Mir. II. A. Martin, of Peedee, Lee county, was in the city Friday of last week and guest at the Marion.
 We have lots of good whiskies, but Old J. H. Cutter can't be beat for puri. ty and flavor. N. B. Nelson & Co.
 Buy gour goods at the Spot Cash store where you can get 100 cents worth for one dollar. A. l.. Grady.
 Mir. A. H. Campbell and Mir. T. <. Simpson. of Augusta, were Sunday visitors and registered at the Marion.
 Hon. T. E. Hare, of Vanndale, was in the city Wednesday attending court, and calling upon his numerous friends.
 A beautiful line of fresh, bright and pretty Crepe Paper and Paper Napkins just received by J. II. Danavant & Co.
 John R. Brown is now prepared to furnish lodging as we'll as meals. Far mer friends especially solicited to call.
 Lost A white spitz dog with black spot on back and on one eye. Reward for information, or return to A. Becker.
 Hats, shoes, shirts and all Gents Furnishing Goods-a complete and nob- by new line-cheap of w. T. Sanders.
 Go to the Newsstand for school books, and if We haven't got what you want, we will obtain it for you quickly.
 Wanted-To buy about 16O acres of improved farming land within mile or two of Forrest City. T. G. Parham.
 We are showing a stock of fine Nous seline de Soie, and other Spring Novel. ties in Onr Dress Goods department The ladies will be pleased to look over our lines. FussellGraham- A derson Company.