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Two men have been reported as wanting
to build -four mill here, and two or
three different ones have been figuring on
the hotel proposition. The progress Of
each will be reported by the proper COM
mittee at the next meeting which will be
held 10 the Eagles club rooms on next
Tuesday night.
An invitation has been extended to
Mr.. 3. $. Ashbaugh to address the club
at his earliest convenience, upon the pro.
gress Of the Kansas Colorado suit over
the water Of the Arkansas river Mr..
Ashbaugh represents Kansas In this suit
and has confidence that Kansas will win
the case. The government has become
Interested In the case and has represen-
tative at work with the attorneys Of the
TWO states. 1t Is said that not only Ia
there strong hope that Kansas will win
the suit, but that the established bitches
will have rights 10 accordance with the
order 10 which they were established
Mr.. Ashbaugh believes that the Soule
ditch, one Of the first established, will be
Of great importance to Ford county II
Kansas wins the sult. The club will get
Mr.. Ashbaugh to explain the situstion
fully upon his visit here. Mr.. Morgan Of
the Hutchinson News will be invited to
visit the club at the same time.
1t 10 probable that by the next meeting
night there will be some definite PROPOSE
tions before the club.
A matter Of great importance Is good
strong start on sugar beet growing. AT
the start there are some half dozen who
have signifed their intention Of trying
from I've to ten acres the coming season.
The sugar factory men would like to see
hundreds of acres planted here. This
matter is Of the utmost Importance. The
experience Of many places proves that
nothing improves county like private
pumping plants for small beet farms
cautaloupes, fruit farm, etc. The
Arkansas Valley through Ford county
can be made as famous garden spot as
there Is In the world by pumping water.
Our general farm lands for wheat crops
i. 4 I
etc do not need irrigation, but The bottom
along the Arka ansas is too valuable to be
farmed that way,
Since the organization Of the CONNER
cial club, as short as the time has been
valuable information along different
lines has been gained. II the club con-
tinues with the same energy II win work
o vast change 10 Dodge City and snrround-
Ing country during the next year.
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are neglected to follow the fads OF the
specialists who are sure their particular
line is the enc essential.
B. L. Glenn Of Cimarron thought
we were trying to cover too much
ground and doing nothing thoroughly.
H. e. Walter suggested some remedies
for the faults Of which Mr.. Glenn had
spoken. Prof. Hill of Emporia helped
In the general discussion as well as In
those preceding discussions. He said we
are trying to teach too much Of the
science OF language etc. In the lower
grades. They should be deferred till
the high school.
"'lhe Need of the Masculine Element
In our Schools" was well handled by
Supt. Robb Of Larned. He showed that
both the masculine and feminine elements
were needed A training all one or the
other did not give the best results. He
said our boys would remain 10 school
longer If the masculine element were
more 10 evidence.
Supt. Irving Of Garden City In discuss
ing the homes Of our boys said they too
frequently did not have home. The
boys and some Of the girls took care of
themselves after they were l6 years old.
The school should provide home for
these boys by havinga boys club, a
reading room or gymnasium where the
boy would be free from the evils OF the
street.
Supt. Smith Of Dodge City in discuss
ing the teachers Of our boys said the
Continued on last page.)
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GOOD ATTENDANCE AT THE
SOUTH WEST KANSAS
TEACHERS MEETING
MUCH INTEREST WAS SHOWN
Visitors We're a Fine Crowd
of Teachers. Next Meet
ing Will be Held at
Greensburg.

The South Western Ksnses Teachers
Association which met in Dodge City on
last Thursday and Friday was the largest
and most enthuslastic meeting the associa.
ton has had. Il shows the enthusiasm
In South West Kansas when Supt Hedger
and 30 per cent Of his teachers drove
from Santa Fe, distance Of more than
go miles. The first session was held at
the Presbyterian church on Thursday
afternoon. America was sung. After
the invocation by DR.. Thompson, Judge
Madison welcomed the teachers to the
city, and Mr.. Weltmer responded In be-
half OF the visiting teachers. Singing
followed BY ladies quarrets composed Of
Mrs. Hubbard, Miss Elinor Milton. Mrs.
B. r. Milton, and Mrs. Ripple. Prof.
Shepherds on Of Pittsburg Kansas gave
an address upon Education az Civic
Virtue"
On Thursday night the meeting was
held. In the Opera house. Beeson's
well known orchestra played few pieces
and Prof. Clark gave his "Dramatic Re.
citsi Of Stephen Phillips Ulysses"
Prof. Clark is a master In his line and
the audience showed its appreciation BY
the close attention.
Friday morning the teachers met In
sections At the high school building.
Prof, Baugher had charge Of the City
Superintendent's and Principals depart
ment Prof. Beach Of Meade showed
his position to be strongly In favor Of
football and baseball in connection with
highgschocl work. He set forth many
excellent reasons why they should be en-
coufaged
PFrf. Dumond In discussion said he
was not 10 favor Of football at all. Miss
CathSart of Garden City spoke in favor
Of both. A general dlscussIon followed
showing the majority to be 10 favor Of
both but a sentiment toward eliminating
the fbush playing was pereeptible.
Prln. Z. =. Clsrk Of Belpre, Ia very
able paper showed that fundamentals
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lights meeting and are now Al work.

nights meeting and are now at work.
The following are the committees al
named, some Of them perhaps to be en-
larged later:
Railroad Committee: q. N. Slocum
9. M. Hoover, B. F. Milton, W. J. Fitz.
gerald, H. T, Millikan.
Reception Committee: W. T. Cool.
idge, @. E. ArgaDrlght, J. A. Armsnt
81 A. Burnett, T. e. French, warrsr
Brown, H. Earlougher, w. II. Preston
B. ]. Tiefenbach, F. A. Manda.
Exploitation Committees P. Fl. Sugh
rue, Roy Martin, A. L. Dutro, DR.. G. A
Milton, T. F. Garner.
Irrigation Committee: q. H. Madison
DR.. CA. Milton, Geo. D. Pond, j. w
Sidlow, T. F.Garner.
Advertising Committee: r. w. Tyler
R. e. Wood. r. NJ, Rath, Geo. Stumph
Sam Connaway.
Trade Committee: II. X. Brown
George Martin, 8. I. Williams.
Light a Water Committee: N. B.
Klaine, I. @. Grobety, P a. Young. J,
M. Kirkpatrick, A. Gluck.
A special committee was appointed te
find suitable place for establishing /
. rest room. This committee 10 r, E.
French, q. 4. Crawford and J. W. Sid
low.
A new hotsl, Touring mill and an
elevator were three Of the prospects re-
ported - the meeting. There are several
,fIguFIne on the elevator proposition
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AND A COUPLE OF ELEVATORS
ARE SOME OF THE THINGS
BUSINESS CLUB IS AFTER,
Commercial club begins work
with very flattering promises
for future.

The second meeting Of the new COM
mercial club was held at the Phenix club
rooms on Tuesday night. For an or
ganization only two weeks old the Dodge
City club 10 very much out Of the ordln-
ary. Important work has been taken up
with system and energy and everyone 10
confdant thai Dodge City interests win
be looked after Ia prOmpi business like
way.
The tirst OfiloIal work Of the club MAS
ths commIttse organizations The com
mittsss we're announced at last Tuesday
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Card Of Thanks.

We extend thanks to our friends who
80 tenderly assisted US during the sick-
ness and death Of our dear wife and
mother.
ANDERs0N LIERLE AND FAMILY.
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To cure 4 Cold IN flns nar.

Take Laxative Bromo QulnIne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money ii 1t falls
70 cure. .. W. Groves signature u on
each box. 80.
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Get to the board early after opening
for reservlDg seats for Peterson Concert
company on Saturday morning Save
Money BY buying tickets for the three
attractions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Z 81 p : -. I 3
COTTON MARKETS,

s NEW vol. :. Ss ] an. Nv thout 8 showing.
Special activity tho cotton n,arkpt recovered
much OF yesterday losses, closing steady at
tho best point OF the day, chiefly US q result
4 OF January Nh pments and We're finding trouble
to cover their conn tments In yiuw Of the cot,-
etlnutd Indifference OF. the Southern holder md
tho small amounts ofa spot cot ton one
10 an advance OF 3 points on lraderate cover
ings, stimulated by the large spot bust ness re-
ported from Liverpool. although quotatio
,tere Quite fully ~ the A {,
M though ycstertiay's blg sellers e ysra STU
opposed 10 tho market, nnd PRICES shortly ter
tho call worked off point eOrl Two, but We're
soon rallied. md tho mar ket during Tho ba lance
OF tho session.. while more or less IRREGULAR,
showed gradually increasing tltmness With fthcs
coso 'St dy at II net ndvanceGot l$Glit points.
z Sales futures we're estimated ut about 800
4 Dn les, 5af ssi III sfie
.55 INhiln private advice vest erday and so,ne
received early during to;{lays session reported
castor interior spot markets. these reports
th TIC MINORITY of the kilograms received later
liz tho day stated that but very W tic cotton
was offerings, proof OF tho determination OF
tho Southern owner 70 hoard his supplies for
Interior receipts for tho day, which reached
only about ii 200 bales against 20 000 bales last
4 ycnr. New Orleans mud The South seemed TO
BE- selling here In lhe early , seSsion y Ha
was credited With buying later IN the session,
VA local snot iiuusn also bought toward the
close, while some OF the big sellers A. tho
e abou
4, olO bales over last year, but plo1nls 10 DO
Tighter Tomorrow. ,..st y ,l Il, 81. Mo- d y
Receipts cotton q TIP ports to,tlaS yt s re-
last yeUr For the week 100, 900 bales Inst
100 lust week and DOL last year. ro,day'H
receipts at New Orleans wele y, oos bales
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SERGEANT .BuRWELL
PROMOTED by blues.

y. Company b Richmond Light i Infantry
Blues B 3I, g. last mig unanimously
first lieutenant to fill the va cancyS Gu used
by I, he esignatoon Of 1tleutenan NJ NJ !.
9ssassf ysz efsss 81 Sse ks
sf e ~, Se Rest hlfty
eight men a. present
was put IN nomination, and by a unant-
NOUS vote Corporal B osc lion cast the ball
lot for the company. li1s3;;; Il S3
ny
sLicutennnt Bqrwell thanked tho mon FOR
tho honor conferred upon him and ac-
(. Lieutenant BurWell has served In the
during that time has advanocd from tie
tenant put the eompany throus ghsv dril
and tho men showed up lin good style.
NoW thMf no compnnX MI
over BY Captain Brock before his resig-
nation is accepted 81, Y. t.t 81 & 81. n!
VI When this,is done and Cnntatn., Brooks
DO Ordered to Til tic vaaanoies ot cap ia !.
tain md second lieutenant, It is pretty
VOL undor stood TINT Mr.. Claude Kent,
SMnto and captain at tho virginia Military
slnstltute,, Will .beS elected captain. III For
the posiHoneof second lieutenant several
naInes have boon mentioned, ], among them
Sergeants Lcary. aud Lloyd SIT " NJ
The company ,ls now in fine Shape and
4 the men are drilling hard In order to
FAM liurlze themselves It'll, tllolnaW Ercg-
sllations. It ls pretty we'll understood
that tha bal talon will go to Washington
on the SAtll ots Alartll forsthe inauguration
of President ROosey0lt. d IN n ri
Company a will hold tlielrs regular
weekly drill Tonight. ~ iSjs II 4
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mrs n CLARK jewels
FOUNDHIA GLASS /. |. |? J.A \.
Valuables Of Bishop Potter's
Daughter-in- Lawsi Buried ii
III pper End off, arlem.
!. l ls!s (By Asso ciatcd Press. )


N1WSS$Y OR Ks January lib Buried ilfS q
glass jar Oh West Ono Hundred and FIf.-
ssty-fifth5 Street between Zig nth and Cen
trail gAyenue detect ives have found more
tina Il 81. 900 worth 3 e jeWelry, the proper
sty &c Mrs. Ambrose. Clark, the gdaughter
5i,l-law or Mrs. Pot teri thetW ID Of Bishop
Henry G. Potter. which We're stolen from
$Echndc igll. d at Coop own the Clark \,
home on July nth lastr iE;sS II y;
r. Lodged III q # cell a t police headqunr-
tiers to- await. tho arrival Of Cooperst owl,
officials IS William Coleman, a tila major
portion Of whose sixty years have been
spent In penal institutions. Coleman was
arrest ted son July 2Btll last for tho theft
and Ahel Id by a. ma gs trate5 at Coopsrs-
town until November 4 when the grand
jury, failing to ind ct him lie was set at
liberty. 5f;tt tsys,.
& Eearly on the morning sof January Sd
wat chers saw Col cman 80 to d u brick
wall SUR oundfng All . iron d foundry ~ iii
West One Hundred and Tlfty-cIghth
Street where no began digging In the
snow, rs II anxious about something that
was buried there, but did not remain
long. On Monday night detectives went
to- tho place hero they found a stone
Under this hey discovered a package,
which proved to & be a glass fruit jar In
the jar was all tho Clark jewclry, with
tho exception of q. few articles, n 81 Il
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GALES.

Mn "a. C,I71 Y, pftl...., ..s.t,ts,..
600 Amer. l,,.dbs 1,wiiic.. .s..s,.f
n tJ Amer. Cotton Oh ..... Z. 4.
2t eoO A,nalRalt,nted Copper 80
100 Amer, Car nutl Foundry...y
Amer. Car and Founs pfd.&
Amer. rob, 4 7. b. Z. ctfB.....5..;:
ZOO Amer. rob, pfd . ....,
.tmer. GanSf /. !. Z. |. /. ]. /. .ss. 4
cOt) AtneE Can. t,fd. I, .......8
AGO Amer. Locomotive, CON. q
a3is8,f Amer. Locomotive, pfd...s.f
4 600 Amer, Sugar !, 4. !. \. !. i. ...l
AGO A., n, and s. 10. com 81, 81
4 Y 800 "A !. 4, ana s. rt, \ ND II U.s.
1900 baltimore anu Ohlo wv. " II !.
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Prop[ertY transfers.

Fl Richmond; llllza Maria Burford anl othtra
TO Friedrich =, Valentino. trustee &c Rose
IL, Skir ker and children, n 90 feet nj north
linao clay Street between adams and Brook
iAyenun, $4,000 III II q a NJ q
70 / at southeast corner of lIowa I'd and Rowe
Streets: 81 200. &. t NJ 4 5Fs
stain, s 4si a Sn ol WfG as s . 9i1sts Street, r.
bftwGen New Street and I,9cust Al GS, sli 800,
4. SltterinE and tSliewrlng and Wirea TO Mar,
cliso and IL IRISH, Ia correct former decd con
ysyilg all title IN NpS, IS AMI 80 Orange srs I,
Isl. b. I. MN
7 Mary West pnl husbuql To John 4 !.
Street, NJ feet wcst OF 81. Paul Street 50 SbG.
sylIeprlco: John ~ llaks and wife 70 John
M Ilige raul 35y lls feet a southeast corner
Of ,fhIr,y-tblrd snnlsM sirests. slis,7S, 81
IS 5ENlra Ming4's hPirs 70; ~, ST., Garrlssn.
1Ox lsJ VT AT mort corner 3f Iel 0ii0
tfhirtsrfnlptll SWEETS, $3.50. IN III # 81
AAlb'n NpshciWo; md ~ If to A, III. p
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a u
5R[,,I II STOCK MARKET

q Fs III Richmond, yas Jan. II, 1so5.
aA LES. Z AZ " 8
virginia ccnturles--3O0 Mt 97 " sy M
81 Chemical g. nreferrea
giss1ss'i sr SUE tr' Sc 'S Asked
North, Carolina IS. c.. 1910. NV. 10;
Msrth csr ,, y I'll .nS rs s
Va Centuries, 23, G and n q Y
4 RAILROAD BON Ds. s5 II
u Atlanta and Char. lat TN n, ~
22.N c. u. Con. II u. lol
G Z, q I fe ,s,s
da.,4 Southern al Fla lat 81. 1885. liz
Georgia and Ala Con- lo x: /: l "
Norfolk and 1 Ky ~; W: az
tis ~ =. and II consF4 81
1 Ricii. aid Neck. lst IS, 1915.
5,s,s a s 81 II; a. ~ VI
q AZ It'll con .ilat ~, sc 81
STOCKS. Par. Az s
Atlanta ana Charlotte: .loo SisS
Atlantic Coast Line ], loS 1sa
Atlantic COAT Linz rfd l0o 10
Atlantic Coast Line com 100 ~
Chesapeake and Ohio 100 ~
Norfolk and Western com ioo L e
Sneboartl AR Limo lQC ~
seaboard Air Line com. 100 AZ ~ is
slSz BAN1l AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
TANK Of Richmond t.. l0D l23
American National 10y ~ las,a
broad Street IS. z!
First Hatlonal Az ,g1 ~
2ierchants Eational igl =. I
Nationai Bank OF! Virginia. % II ...S
Union Bank of Richmond 90 lS1 q
d INsURANcEcoa COMPANIES u. 1.
virginia Flro ana MATING ~ f9ss n "a
MISCELLANEOUS. III. y 81; VI NJ
American Loconiot!y nd 100 193 ~ io5 q
Va Car Chem. pf.iy s. p l04 los,s \ llg
VA. Caronn Chemical com. ~. 100 4 81 n IS 4
Va Car. c.S co. Col. sIr, 9 D., c..... 9S'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
ATLANTIC J, COAST I: LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE Is1CtIAioM Y .pA1LY-I'Y 1sD.
~ STREET, III s g y ~ = an, ~
o.o, a. MA c. r, lIxprcss to u all points
3}s5 South. ISL /, ~. Ssz
400 a. and Nor.o!k s., xx,a 3
51S.10 p NJ --Pctersburgs Anu N anu w. "
/ a:m 5 M.-pets rshurg anu Nortol X. 8
.4:i0 p, Nj oldsboro Loca !; tss} 5y55sS
a Kid p M-Patersbuyg Local y, !. u
y :ss p. Nj FLORIDA and West lntian ~
tied" to an points q soS Y ., ~ west.
,I:So IS n. Petersburg Local. y. Y. n
.lsS NaW TsrK ana TIS1ses sgfsYsa
,n1 M 4. no A NJ; :fa A.y; NJ. sa.a3 A.:
M':..io ;45 AZ, l14o A. A.: 1;oo P s'oe
II ;s:5e9, I'm ,,ss'n Il M cnly. q A
d, 81, CAM EEI4l. Div,f Pass. AZ
IS ~. X CRAIG Gen. Pass ACT rs
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.STOCKlMARKG|...'
HADHN|| \ !. 1 | mi
Condition cf ,ctllargy,# With All.
Prices Near the Previous
Days Level, l.is,s
PRACTICE IS CONDEMNED On Q ~ 4 NED
over y. q
Checks Has d Bad Effect il.
5 Legal Movement. 5gs@
(1,ys Aysocla ted PRESS

81 Nftlv YORK, Jan. IL Such marx o. ms
I8ti,tin v,nH for stocks to-day was res ~
ii testing operations by pro fesslol'aTls ~
attempts 10 discover he trend AZ o u tlle
market. rho attempts were y
Tor tho sIn,plc reason tlla the rllke g W.
10 trend. Operations by the ROOM "
81, ono Side tenlly inythc da were closou
u afterwards by corresponding Il ol, ,,'
tiona On tho other side be * w 9
these conditions was coildi t'n -
ictiiargy With prices very 70 15a'9
nights leyel. /. \. /. :,
u There Is somo trust OF inc le'yei =
which prices had beer pushed ". ah Nh : n
tioi, Of the January mo Y, u ~
ska1jticlsn, Il to the Wisdoni3of
ails9p{ lft tlf eea pfd1f se iaxs I'LL
alered q practice az q
checks for stock mar opera tlons NY
and this - h ,,si,s
stnuatSsSd have ,ad c
festi III, stock market sen tinlcn 4,
,rha executive proposals a q washington W
n,,d moor report from tho VI ter WI ,ss
crop arc continuing 1li ~ ~,
y .dmv'a n ovcments Gull for slight Sspes-
4 cit.i & mciition. Southern Pacific was . +
fected OF the nm nmion ,nesi
i ta were Influenced furtller by tl,o
hnief NJ some coming development q ffect-
observation-disclosures, Rapid " rntlsi t 4 Y ne rise
ofs,l few special let .the nnst'cr.
minl to tone tho alntlIKcL
t0stiic closing. Il. . I.
regular. but there was y o..
1y'' ,s she ted sta nsa I'd dsslinsd
4, h Total sales of stocks for the day
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Passenger i Agents to Meet,

(By gAssOelAted FFess. q US
MIAMI, 8rI..N,. Jan, 1l,r'rha Sout beast.
orn messenger Agents, Assoriiltip, vi I
meet here February. 9th foi, tho pnrpose Of
liking passenger traffic and rates. Elaho-
rate Interpretations nre being made for tho,
OF helyisltillE lililgona mell.i
llii,e association embraces all tho railroads
soutl, Of tlie Potomac lsld Ohio and east
uf1tllc MlssiSSllL2h ~ 4
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Cotton Statistics
/ n, asan,,inttnfl \ I,re,,s.s. !

.I5,( by Z ANs0lllted II eFs,J . ~,
gsNVlASEINGirON, u. G2,,, Jan. J. .-1In ls
director on the census to-day TRANSMITTED
to6thG House a report ON eotlo, stttls,!ni,E AN,
rrrport shows tho amount Of cpttoHl glllne !!
in euoh county In the Soutllsl1 ta eacll -, q
TIC Four repnrts dated IN Scptcn'ber, Oc-
tober, November and ilJceembef,5s5 VII NJ
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

AZ rh,cn ~ q M I'm All y . i. /. {. /,
fthisaeo IL md Quincy now As q.
IA * Il 81 " ma y5n id "a SO Ss
f.hicaso r, and Pas col ss. !. !. e5,a
Al O. g., and st Louis gen 1s.. 1ol,a
Y ~, ~ ~ . 81 III
t,nhrndn Midland /. n. Y. i. \.
S.,o.,do y, NJ a,a,,. horn IL +, o. AZ
a,ya h cert Hcntns :, y. !. 1045s
511cnvcc nnh n, c;rauda 1s +. I. 1cOk
ME- e,nr "a I'd ~ 70 "a
NH nnro,. lien. al m n 1904
N 1srin a ~ . . 4. !. 1. 4. 9lih
1cort Worm ma Denver lty Y.
iforkinr Valley IA n. 1091s
In,so;, "a cart - a nc #
81 in,,t .fei N fci1 a..
II Monha I'M ror,. roii ls Z. 10sys
MAJ ia IN +. h. NIX
Me- Ia y f,cntraI lat 1nc.
Min ard II st. 81 louis AZ \. 3. 4. Is
Ntuan,,r IN nsas ami exa is
NissM,ri Kansas and Texas DDS !. S61s
NaiIonai Il ri. 81 Mexico con. SIN
n Mnw.ynrlt Gen oii 100 "
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5pRODUCE#MARK

Il NEW s olsls, Il an. ii .ELo un-E rnls With
fair inquiry lsye Y, b 1Hh, and
ysilsw ;Pss q,
1Vheat-spot irreEua 81 I reat ~ M;
p.'9ns Mssa el rrssaar
1nrtlal = 1. net May eiosed "
July, tl s,nt ,teady SIC. Option mar
ket WAS neglected closing nc unchanged May
closed 4, oat a,, g aa1Sc
,,asw Western steamed. s7o5. q
sI,osin-Firm common 3, g y, g g.
Spot Rio quiet. The mnrket for COT.
foe futures opened stead ut ~ decline Y O 9
1 I"si5 POINTS p Sales bugs. susar-aw.i
strong; refined. firm Rlcc--'tea F
tt a. 1virn, and unchanged. Cheese Firm
ahs Island g ,a u,
9sa 81 lssS
s sas pals sss scan
Sp CHICAGO, ILL. jan lie Continued small,
receipts formed Tho up!,e rlnoat influence TO-
dsl in tho wheat nefSn w
s sty mafssi e'ofS a and
arc practically ,lncha nged, l'roylslon uro y
shade lower to INC, higher. 4. y
The leading fusu Spsn ssnt Mss fsSS'
N&$SNtss 'l,4 il. '15ls '5s: ' ~
SAY $ III n; III
$ $S ~ EE Eis II; III IL
A H s l 1867 l l;;s ls "
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I.N,,,AYAI. STORES.

Il WILMINGTON. VA N : A c., Y, Jan. 1l.-sPIRITS
TuIsPE;NTINE -Nothing doing |: receipts 33il III
casks Rosln--N othing doing receipts. geo bar
lrela. Tar-FirInB mt 81 %; 326 barrels,
N SAVANNAH, IA, Jan. IL -TIRPEN.TIN153--
Icirn, mt $50; receipts, l61 casks ~ les, 19S
casks M Rosiri e, receipts. ,s49 barrels;
sales, ae3l barrels; shipments, j sl barrels,
I, GI1ARbEsr g q 81 lam llru RPEN
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