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Peculiar and Pertinent.

There are $4,000 motor cyclists in
the United Kingdom.
Italy imports every year nearly 81
100000 tons OF coal, almost exclusive
ly from the United Kingdom.
The movement in England for re-
storing the use of knee breeches is
making considerable progress.
OF the 467 savings banks in Japan
only one is foreign. Of the 1,779 or
binary banks. only four are foreign.
The largest deposits of nickel are
on the island of New Caledonia, a
French possession in the South Pa
cific.
To meet the unemployed difficulty
in Manchester a new industry, col
lecting scrap tin from rubbish heaps,
has been started.
Russia has larger proportion of
blind people than any other European
country. Two out of every 100 of her
people are sightless.
DR.. Frank D. Gamewell, of New
York, one of the field secretaries of
the missionary society and for 30
years missionary in Pekin. China,
planned the Notifications of Pekin.
He is at present visiting America.
The latest in wedding announce
ments is request to guests not to
send presents. A young society cou.
pie about to be married in New York
have issued invitations on the cor
ners of which are engraved the words,
mo presents received"
Although the present French repub.
lie has been in existence for 35 years
yet only single one of it's presi'
dents has completed his term of Of
flee. Theirs, Marchal MacMahon and
Casimir-Perier resigned more or less
voluntarily before the expiration oil
their terms, finding the position un
tenable.
A Norwegian inventor has discov
cred a way to sound deep places ir
, the sea without the use of lead. I
is done by electrical waves, and ;
message is sent down through thu
water and rebounds from the bottom
: in some way, the depth being foun'
from the time it takes the waves t
+ travel down to the bottom and back
The electric railway mileage of tn
! United States is 22,577.
i An English medical journal has is
}. sued a health warning against relis
S ious revivals.
n The British war office has ueclil
). ed to allow the Irish Guards ban
u to visit cities of the United States i
connection with it's summer visit I
II Canada.
The Japan ships are loaded wit
It coal by women and girls; but tn
g the work is made comparatively cas-
p by putting the coal in small basket
It which are passed on from one end {
line to the other.
The largest library in the world
that of Paris. 1t contains upward {
e 100000 printed books and 16O,0(
If manuscripts. The British museu
contains about 100000 volumes an
lie the imperial library of st. Petersbul
c. about the same number.
Is The region between the Manchu
" ian cities of Mukden and Sinmint
d, has for centuries been notorious II
le brigandage. The brigands, howeve
lie allow anyone to travel in safety
ter paying a certain percentage
H. the goods carried, in advance.
lie Sir Frederick saunders and friel
Y: were out elephant shooting in &c
he Ion, when the friend, being surpris'
is by his quarry, dropped his rifle al
ne made for a tree. The elephant.
IS, ing wounded, seized the abandon
st, weapon in a transport OF rage. II
ne rife went of and shot its owner
the ankle.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26
Woodnen of the World.

Los Angeles, April 22-The officers
named have been elected by the head
camp Pacific jurisdiction, Woodmen OF
the World, in session here.
/. /. Boak of Denver was chosen
head consul by an overwhelming ma
jority. Only one other name was
placed in nomination for office, A. B.
Keith of Butte, Mont. John H. Fol.
ey's name was withdrawn at his re-
quest.
TIE matters of fixing the salaries
of the head managers brought about
considerable discussion finally result
ing in the members of the board, moi
members of the finance committee, be
ing allowed a salary of $500 and those
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26
Anaconda woman's Awful Crime,

Butte, April 20.-While temporar-
lily insane, Mrs. VIM. Henderson, Of
Anaconda, crushed the skull of her
baby this morning with an ak. She
then ran to a priest in neighbor-
ing Catholic church and asked the
father if she had done right, saying
that the baby had Knocked her.
The child, which is only seven
months old. was removed to hospital.
it cannot live.
The woman is in custody.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26

who are members of the finance com.
mittee salary of $1,000.
The compensation of the head physi.
clan was fixed at rs cents for each
application acted upon.
1t was then decided that these sal
aries shall be full compensation for
all services rendered to the order, and
that no per diem be allowed except
to the head consul as Heretofore pro-
vided,
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sheriffs Get Expenses Only

Helena, April 2O.-For the transpor-
tation of prisoners to the state peni-
tertiary or reform school. and insane
asylum, sheriffs are to be allowed on
ly actual and necessary expenses.
This is the Interpretation placed up
on the provisions of senate bill No.
81, enacted by the Ninth legislative
assembly, by Attorney General Albert
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26

Feel tired, no appetite. cannot
sleep, work or eat? That's spring
tiredness and will disappear at once
if you take HOLSTERS Rocky Noun.
tain Tea this month. IS cents, Tea
or Tablets. Ask your druggist. HO.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26
TALES OF THE HOUR
The Millionaire Twins.

Lewis Boss, director of the Dudley
observatory, whom the Royal Astron-
omical society of London recently hon.
ored with gold medal, was talking
the other day about astronomical err
rOrs.
Astronomical errors" Mr.. Boss con-
cluded, place astronomers in embar.
RAISING positions. Embarrassment,
however, is the usual result of err.
rors, isn't it? Did l ever tell you
about the millionaire twins?"
mo, never"
We'll, l used to know two twins
two millionaire twins. They looked
a good deal alike. One, though, had
a very large nose. The other was
deaf.
These twins attended one night
a dinner party in Albany. The twin
with the large nose sat beside a very
pretty girl, and she, for some rea
son, got him confused with his broth
err. She thought that he was deaf
and she talked to him at the very tor
of her clear sweet voice.
Naturally, he was rather annoyed
But she was such a pretty girl thai
he got very tender of her feelings
He feared, if he told her of her error
it might embarrass her. So he sale
nothing. From the oysters on dow
to the salad he permitted himself tt
be shouted at like man in a dis
| tant boat.
Finally, though, he forgot his grac
| iOus, his sentimental solicitude Fo
the girl shrieked at the top of he
lungs to him, 1T has been a beautiful
day, hasn't it?' And then, turning
to her left-hand neighbor, she sail
in her usual voice:
did you ever see such a nose il
your life"
"Involuntarily the millionaire
hand went up to his nose, and h
| stroked it. Then he said to the youn
woman:
pardon me: it is my brother VIII
is deaf"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26

Crepe paper. two re'. .., ."' c.s"sy,
five cents at the Argus o"'ss' ~pes's'
price on quantttIss.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26
Candor.

OdnOOr.
Controller Grout, of New York, was
talking about candor.
"Candor is all right in it's place,
he said, "but out of place it is un
speakably dreadful.
This fact was impressed on me
the other evening at dinner.
"A little girl, the daughter of the
hostess, at the end of this dinner
was brought in for the desert, and
placed beside a maiden lady of about
so.
"The maiden lady was little senti
mental. She talked in a sentimental
vein to the child, and finally, leaning
forward, she said:
How pretty your eyes are, dear.
Fank you,' said the little girl.
"The lady laughed. Then she said
lean you tell me the color of m,
eyes?'
1.-THE little girl answered promptly
in a clear voice audible half mile
"Green middles, yellow whites, ant
wed WINS"
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Very A"'kws~c

Very Awkward.
Winston Churchill, the novelist,
was talking about awkward ~and un-
usual forms of expression.
I'm Concord, the other day." he said,
II heard of an undertaker's speech
that seemed to be extremely awkward
and unusual.
ut was at a funeral, funeral in
a private house, and the officiating
clergyman was Just about to begin
his address, when the undertaken tip.
toed up to him. and said in a hoarse
whisper:
Excuse me, doctor, but the
corpse's brother wishes to speak to
you"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26

;,,c,,,.. sEs;fNTFs7@. -
the middle?' ~ ~
why. surely. madam said the
second painter. And he took the PIC
lure nome with him. made the add
ing.
Later. meeting Markheim, he said:
mad the audacity to alter land.
scape OF yours the other day. 1t was
the landscape you sold the Countess
\. Sne wanted a figure In 1t, and
to ooiige her. l painted an old peasant
waking down the road
Markheim frowned.
The road?' he said. The road!
| cont remember any road IN tna'
PICTURE
"'Oh. yes. there is a road said
the other. A. -
81 can't recall it, said Mannheim
Finally. to settle the matter they
went to the house of the Countess
and stood before the picture.
There said Markheim's brother
artist, there is your road, and there
is my old peasant walking down it.
Fool; Markheim cried. what have
you done? That is not road In the
center OF my work. 1t is river.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
COTTON MARKET.

4. NEWaYoRk. March 15,--The cotton market
/ was only n little lta,s active than yesterday
.snnd showed continued nervousness and excite
lnent. There was a further sharp ADVANCE
early, carrying prizes aboutSjai points over
a tho opening level OF the previous day, but
near eight cents for Maysofferlngs Increased,
and the market meeting with heavy profit
taking grndually declined. The close was at u
small net less. The, opening was firm with
dull but active months at idfS points higher,
l'his w'la rather lighterlthan due on the cables,
which reported no more than Il response TO
y tho loca gains of the previous day, but sem
tinent had n bulisil average apparently, and
nearby shorts We're unsettled By reports that
bear interests had attempted, to maEa private
settlements after the close last night and
lad been ,unsuceessful. and shortly after tll
opening the list advanced 10 a MT gain of
about ls@li points g, May and July. with
K I,93s Many people had been buying he last
d two days iii the expectation Of nh advance 10
eight cents for May, aud as prices approached
that level offerings increased. where was 4
continued demand, credited TO former Wall
Streets bears and Phladelphia interests check-
Ing tho decline To some extent and causing ir-
regularity. hut the general trend was down
ward MntilS the close, which MAS steady how
& ever. at tho not decline of 3aS points. Sales
futures were estimated at 100000 bales.
I'll Port receipts for tho day were heavy, but
We're exceeded w exports. and while the large
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16

spot sales In tho South Indicated much free,
Offerings. the; fact that prices were gcner1iiy
inel;4c. higher showed the existence OK susn
a dmeanl that there was no, pressure against
the n1ark... The weather So,jt was very f i
tornblc, but attracted little attention as !, con-.
pared Win tho various ruraors OF speculative
developments. Ef q n M /, }5 Z, .
pkiladclph:u interests were selling IN inc e
was also said that the leader Of last winter
bull campaign. who rad 1rcently been nuyin y!
yidrdl tut sefiers were evidently nervous as
TO ;he showing OF Liverpool to-lnorro,s' L, "a.
Receipts nj the ports to-day we're 80; \! p
year. For tic week festintted) io1.gto pales
against .Gs last week and 81 last NJ
no days receipts at New5 Orleans We're .vts,
ht,atcs against S. SIS Lax. year, and ut itoustdh
sG,1o4 bales against 1,f5iSlast year n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

------
/ PORT or NssT POINT. MARCH Is. 1906, I
III. 81. VI ARRIVED. e
Il Baltimore. Courtney, baltimore. passengers
Elma City. Haynes Mattaponl River landings
assrngers and general cargo q
III SAILED f53s3
y baltimore, Courtney, baltimore. passengers
and general cargo. ,sjl y
Elm City, Haynes. Ma,tappni River landings
passengers and general cargo 81 Al IN
i PORT SElyPoIt Tsss'E }ps, &AIIGFI 70. 1905
ARRIVED SIG
steamer CoronstisyhN 1snrry
Steamer Amstplayk, Rotterdam.
4 steauler 4 ln,prai BBltimore
\ Steamer Depyer, iG4lpesen.
steamer Nrkpconia, New Orleans.
" C,ruiser Colorado, Philadelphia
Schooner Laura i, spraaue, Lynn.
& Barge, Sthpliy,. ProSidsuee.
SAILED
steamer Denver, NNw York,
Schooner Henry ". ClainD Roston.
e iiiSV in stoddara, Fernnndin
X Schooner Jacob NJ. Haskell. boston. ~ st
barge New Jersey, Providence. 81
4 barge Florida, Proydence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK. MARKE EFT
+ (Sales ut Union Stock YRrds.)

:, ~
Richmond, Va, March ID, 1905.
There was u light supply Of cattle on tho
market. Best steers 54oAc.; aslot OF extra
tna cattle ut higher PRICES; medium to good
seIfss ss sSg sos e 5a!r ss i
3,G1c, tf5t st}5
Light run OF hogs, best 5lsa5, Goc.; roughs.
I, Very few stcep ana lambs here. rat sheep,
6aae,; husks. igiNc.; best lambs. ossa lisn;
others, 20 &C.,; yea! calves Gdl6lsc fresh cows,
prospecIa good "a MI kinds Of stock for
ssPts head j. Msitsl s osi, s u.s.
ers. s.75Q iGo; cows. ssaL6o; heifers. s2di5 ID
Gamers. Sl50lp.., AZ: bulls 81 sbt94.gs5; CAVES,
Ssq6,75. lioss-Rece!pts 1900 head. Market
s l hlEsr Mixed a 2 dd h e. n sSas
dis sheep. Receipts, 1900 head, sheap SLOW:
lambs steady. Good to choice wethers, l.60ap
lambs $j.::d an. CO. III
NEW YORK, Marah lb.-+ ~ Y s. X ecelpts,
hshtr 1o aa ssdy assE @
bulls and COWS steady TO "a shade lover STEERS,
81 soqpS. o5 bulls ssai.do fowss -, 7oas ESQ;
choice fat Ohio, $50 iissselpts, ,s q
tops. co llttle CALVES saapioa. Dressed
calves Arm; city dressed veals. IS 41sa. psrs
pounds extra, sac. per poulpf3j country iress-
5s pssa ssSsh ss aa am5s
slow, sheep, 25aGoo, culls 81 90; lambs,
s1aS,2 no choice stock here, iioEsr-r secelpts,
s,a23 head, I'LL for slauE.tereTsi poHnally
firm.
3sl clNCiNNArI. o., March lo,-+l HOG s,-tea.et /
Butchers, $780, colnnleil, q .l9aSlos Cattle
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SOUTHERN RAIL NAY.

SCHEDULE IN u FEIlcr DEC. q. 1904. 883
ii ( Ain s. I4ts.AV tlc \. -
100 A. Ai.--ly -I.uc.tl for Cnariott g. NJ u
4 . T 3p' nj -Dniy- Limited--Buffet r ullman TO-
10y Atlanta and Blrlnng ham. New orleans.
81 3 MamDhts. Chattanooga and all the Soutn,e
s,n p Ill -Ex. SunlaY-keysyllle Local.
1iSo L. Nfpai Ltlnit ed-Pulln.ani ready s;se
49, n NJ for ll the uth 49, "
3i3AS - YORK sIYER LIN p. Y
The fayori to- route6tO Baltimore and .Eascernl
points Leave Riehmond 4:2o 2. N. & 4 Mondays.
M si e .'t ana
81 r TI1SMfy yExcept sunday west Point
$50 - connecting with steamers Tor Bat
and rlveF Landings Monda,ys dnesaatys
si and Tcridnys. Steamer. calls AZ Glouceotof
IS si Point Almonds mil Clay Bank. 3 =. u.
AS A" Except Sunday Local mixed ZOE
n WIZ ,S,rfsAIS n ARRIVE RICHMOND
sbs A. NJ, and 6:42 p From all the South.
Z 49, IS M-Trom Charlotte and Durham.
ssS 3, u K g " yyest -
1oI5s a. Nj, wednesdays and sFridaya: 10
~ y H. y daily. except sunday From, sSs West
q w peWyViiS;sTBuRY. .. r, a.. Richmond. ",
III, TARDWICH. w, q, TAHLCE,#
a, Fl. AGKEIiT, Gen,l u Mgr. 2sF
pshinEton, p. 81 5ss Az }t
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The Produce Market.

3wFEAT'-Actiye CORN-Demand good.
5oATs-ouict. RYE-steady. HAY--owlng to
continued light receipts and reduced stocks the
market IL active at quota tiohs:s 4.
Potato Es-In good demand; moderate re-
tcepts.. Il. !. u s, ~,
market firm. 81 5.i ,,.s
I 9ApPLEs--Marlset fairly active for choice
A NoMioS continues firm with light
receipts. !, . I, !. . =. II ~
= niiT TIT it Increasing; market fairly
nctjye for all good stock VEL q III
IaoULTRY--Live In good demand : receipts
sIirhi dressed active, with very light receipts.
VIRGINIA. ia CON-tAIarltet continues quiet
nj unchanged quotations - :, a.
- !, nc,IrI prs FOR THE WSEk-Nheat, 81 COO
10 4Si bushels; oats, 27,7Si BUSH
eis; flour. a,15o ,barrels;i hay. s7s tons; MILL
ss sToGa me me LEvAToR Corn sir bushels;
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DRY GOODS MARKET

s. NEW YORK, March l5i--T1le dry goods Sit
uatlon Is not Improving to any extent az far
as the volume Of orders is concerned, and sat
general irlnness prevails, Buyers are not to
b. persuaded Into operating with any greater
freedom, their orders being confined to actual
requirements: una IN no case Is speculation
fai. number OF buyers are still in town. q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON NJ c.. March 15.- SPIRITS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doing; receipts.
casks Rosin--steady AZ, sa,a7hs; reseipts, 800
barrels, Iar--Isirn at SLIGO; receipts, 1853 har-
rolls Crude Turpenlins--Flrn at s.. soGl37o;
receipts. 81 barrels,
TfSE-Firn at SIC; receipts, 81 casks: sales
10 casks; shipments. q casks Rosin-lrirm
receipts, 800 barrels; sales. OH barrelsi ship
HARLEISTON. d s. G., March 10. TuItFIlN-
TINE AND n SiN--Nothng doing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
NikSaA!VNK0lfo|k& 6SttBlll:

/ LEAVE R1cIalo Np3pAILY. is%E5
100 ArSriysss
sWaverlys und Suffolk
;c5 A.: 4 NJ. CHICAGO XPREsS, Buffet {
Parlor Car. . r rsburg ito, u I4ynchburg and
Roanoke! Imam Sit cpers Roanok0 to- Co um-
bua, BlueAeld. tos Cincinnat & also Roanoke to-
Knoxville, and. ISnIxvlile to Memphis: Cafe
ls:is 8. ExRREss for Farm
VILE I.ynchburg and Itnanolte fs
q $500 P.yE NO cEANs SHORE LIMITED.aAr-g+
rives Norfoik 6 80 r. N Stops only at Peters
hurg, 5iNYaverly 81 AMI Suffolk Connect Is with
steamers to Boston Providence New s. RS
Baltimore and NYasfin Bton. al
7:2s r. Al.For N folk and all stations east
= ,ao ss r. SI.-,NIsw ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman Slcepers Richmond 70 lynch burg. and
Roanoke, etersbu TO East BAD ford, Ly nGh-
burg to Chat tnnooga Memphis and New Or
leans, Cnfe Dining Car. t35g IS!
s:so NJ Ms LOUIS Elk PRESS Pul Imam
Sleeper Petersburg to roanoke and Roanols 30
GG TraIns nrrive from rhe i
r.. NJ md T. n from orfolls Il 40 A. NJ.
und G 80 p. NJ % ISL
n Office No. ssas East Main Street: -,
SSs W. b RENILL, CT H bOSLEf 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT. MARKET.

33 I..7 PEAN CIT MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, March 15.---PDAn,uTs--
steady at &Sl.0D; receipts light.
s--Mark et steady ut a}ic. for fancy
stock; machine picked, staaaAc.; Smelling
stock .f2&c. S.5 i III ps. al Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
MERCHANTS AND MINERS I
q. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

steamers leave NofIoIk1 Tor 3ostpn Iueslay,
Bost IN, ~ a as., Scs, ifyoylqenre, ~. i !,
Wednesday, Friday and sunday. For Prnysr
d,ilc. Mvaaay, rhlrslay and Saturday ut d
pm, i,asscngers and freight iaken for i,
Sew England points, Tiekets on sale al C. and
81 Rwy,.aiia NJ and W. Rwy. OIiees. and No.
g1I E,ust Main. ~ II tlr3 Iigt l9s5
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r,ol,on fututres opsslnaeea steady ann closed

60 Z
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
steady. Y. a s5s !, 80, r-,o..
May 7.g' ~ -. :.
1 ,S \: 81: 7..7 ~: =
August ~ Z -. y
sa, tent y : 7ss a st
S Ss ssss iss ss5 is is .s s5
Spot cotton closed Guiet Initldlns uplands,
SO; lnlddling gulf. s.4a; sales, IS bales a
Cotton. Quiet mldil'ns. s. gross receipts.
export to Great Britain. .4iG bales to France,
N bales; To the; rtinent 3 493 ba1es; "
Japan, b TX, bales. . Z, y, y,
bales 4 export To Great Britain. !. ~ bales: 70
France, 1.efs bales; to the Continent. ~, IS g
I" I.onsoidhtsd at al lortsNe ct recaipts 100. s,
baca export to Great Britain. " .ssl ba.es u
to France 17,lIS bast: 70 the 70, sss
bales; 10 Japan, O. rs bales 70 Mexico. l,sto
Total SINCE September lst at al portsES;et
Continent a,aT. ST bales; to japan, 5laI, Is
bales 10 Mexico. =. i7e bales. Z " s.:
NEW ORLEANS Ia. arch l5., :, 7 2 n,
Spot cotton oJenei higher, but closed firm.
sales $500 r.res. including 2, 100 70 arrive .
FUTURES opened st Aady with prices .6l3
points up. Soon after the first call, influences
by the i,nprov ement In L!yerpool. the marker
took a decided upward turn; May adyanes q
is points above rs closing 70 f 81
taking ~ longs and carried prices down until
they were we'll below last evening, & finals.
In The trading May opened points .his ner5 ~ ~
sIhnS closing was quiet and near tch lowest
figures OF the, session Net losses 7Il u poinsss.
Il 80; May. q 500 7.6l; June. nj SO; July
Gsfr7 a.; August q G,ei7 %; September. 6sap
no; october, a. G9di7 10; November 7Il 47.7S;
EI,ece,,,ber r Z 73il7 TO- "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16

Northern Pacific 49,. !. 7e7s
Norfok and western con, AZ. 4. ......... 103
Oregon short Linz reftindirg OK
iI,enn.ylyania cow 1864
Reading General 10iIi
81 Il otis and iron Mountain con. 81. I'D
st. Louis and san francisco fg. $780,. al!s
ST. Louisf sou thwcs.ernl con-. 49,. SSA
Seabonr(l AIR Lima ~ !. COX
Southern pacific IL 95M
SON m Railway 6s ............,. 1895
Texas and Tacife lists. I, /. 12eh
Toledo st j., and western 4s..............5 SG5S
Union Pacific ss. :. 1914
Union pacific co1y. 4s.. I. 137 E
3IJS Steel ID rs . I. 95h
wabash 1st Z. v =. =. 1Isls
yata sil Deb b. 7oss
Western Md is a25s
wheeling and Lake Eric As. 92h
wisconsin Central 4s.. n. siA
N and @. Collateral Trust 4s............ Sh
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. o.
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! orlIII1R PRopucE ArARKET!

" #OTNER PHUUUEH 7AlAEkFIFo.
NEW YoRES. Alarcn l5,--lrLOUIi-onll md
unchanged. Rye Tiour-Quet BuclSwheat
lslour--N Nominal. cn,nlenl-Firn ltye--Nonl-
y Wl,eat~stealy; nj. 9 ned. sl.lSk & Q, u.
snfloat OPTIONS ,sdpAcy net lower May closed
at Sl12h; July, 9G%G,; Septenlher, 50 nc.
e corn-steady; No .. b9c elevator, OPTIONS
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u a. refundInE ,s. registered /. n. 1o4
III s. rcf,Indi,,g ~, coupon. . . /. -. as104
u S. rs re gfstercf !. !, !. 104
III 81 al toi,t, on (, 104
u g. New 4s, registered =. 49,
s. Nav A. COUPON, Z. &. 1872
" 81 Old As, Riy;ered 3, \. y. l04
s. Old A.. 4cui,t),t, . !. /. (. 10B
American TOBACCO A. cert fcates. g. z. Z IS
American robai.co Ga tifirntes. il 1
AtchsoIlI general s., !. 4. !. 7. 1N
Atchsou adjustment II. Il. - 81
Ailan,Ic Coast Line a. y. 4. i01
baltimore and Ohio ~ y. I. lOl
Baltimore ind Ohio Observation-Disclosures. Us
Central Of Gtsorgin ........,. liz
Central az Georgia Est Inc................... 81
cnnirai of Georgiag 81 Inc. q
Chesapeake and Clljp us. log
Chicago and Alton st4s..... =.
Chicago, u. and Quincy new Is. "
Chicago. II. j.. and Ta,. II. j. 80 81
C,hir4go II 81 and l'ac II, II, coli 81 =. y ~
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RICHMOND AND PETERSEN RG
ELECTRIC RAILWAY.

,,ars le.gs cornet OF perrs AMI SsyentA
streets. Manchester; every hour lon ths .nspri
i't Gnrs iaava Peternt.rg foot OF Sieamors
street. every hour from t:ss a. 81 70 1875 n.
Ms'tNiast car II 40 II NJ ggE 5i5 III
.Sll cars fFom Petersburg eoanec.ins HIch,
nond cars. 1890 III sa *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16

coTToNsHEp OIL, MARKET.
NEW YORK, March, l5.-Cottnnseed oil firm.
but'uiet Prime crude. flo Ii. mills. 1sdllSIae,
prime summer yelloV, 2 i,$dDac.; Off summer
yellow, nominal; prime white, gSGg2SIsc, prime
winter yellow, 2Sia129e, i5sl TX