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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-09
THE ROYAL WEDDING.
Gown Prince OF Germany and Ouch
ess Cecilia Married.

Berlin. june o.-Wltl all the ccre-
mony OF he Prussian royal family.
Frederick William, crown prince OF
Germany, and Duchess Cecilia Of
Mecklenberg- -Schwerin. were married
here today in the presence Of princes,
and princesses, ambassadors and
statesmen representing almost every
civilized country of the globe. Firsr
there was the civil ceremony per-
formed by House Minister Won We'd
el, followed by the religious rite cel-
ebrated in the court chapel OF the
palace by DR.. Dryander, the royal
chaplain. The procedure observed in
the wedding fills 113 pages of the
Book Of Ceremonies of the House Of
Hohenzollern
The imperial BRIDES gown is an in
ternational composition. The mate
rial, which is cloth of silver came
from Russia and was imported espe-
cially for the occasion by the Grand
Duchess Anastasia, mother Of the
bride. It was embroidered with won-
derful garlands of silve- by German
needlewomen, and was made by
famous modiste of Paris. The silver
embroidery is on a rose ground and
the train is 13 feet long, s feet E in
ches wide.
Frederick William is the first OF
the Hohenzollern crown princes to
marry. The Prussian cities have unit
ed in a wedding gift for the royal
couple One of the most interesting
gifts is that of the provincial council
of Hanover. 1t consists of replica
OF the famous silverware found in
1868 in the neigh6orhood of Hide
sheim. The presents received by the
couple, Of course, are priceless and
come from all parts Of the world.
There are rugs from the sultan Of
Turkey, white Austrian horses with
silver mounted harness from the en-
penor of Austria, diamonds and fine
spun silks from the Prince and Prin-
cess Arisugawa, of Japan, and other
gifts too valuable and numerous to
mention.
Several of the royal castles have
been put in order for the crown
prince and his wife. Their regular
abode, however, will be the Stadt-
schloss in Potsdam. In the summer
they will live in the marble palace in
the same city. This castle is on a
charming lake Heiligen See.
Directly after the ceremonies the
royal bride and groom, will go to Cas-
tie Oels, which is an estate of his
own.
One of the unique ceremonies fol-
lowed at the wedding was the old
time custom of distributing the
bride's-garter. Ministers and ladies'
of the royal household escorted the
couple to the chamber, in olden times,
but today the ceremony took the form
of a torchlight procession ending at
the ballroom door, through which the
couple made their exit. Chancellor
Won Buelow led the march. Follow
ing were all the cabinet ministers Of
Germany, carrying candles. They
were Joined later by the emperor and
empress, tn crown prince and crown
princess and royal guests, each Will
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-09
Sprained Ankle, Stiff Neck, Lame
Shoulder.

These are three common ailments
for which Chamberlain's Pain Balm
is especially valuable. If promptly
applied it will save you time, money
and suffering when troubled with any
one of these ailments. For sale by
Smith Drug Co., Pelham and Son, w.
G. Mayes, and Prosperity Drug Co.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-09

A woman will forgive a man any
thing during courtship, but she'll not
forget to throw it up to him after
marriage.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-09

A wise doctor always gives a pa.
tient something to brace him up be-
fore presenting his bill
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-09

There are times when a man doesn't
want things to come his way-bills,
for example.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-09

If girl is willing to get sunburned
with a man she is terribly fond Of
him.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-09

No matter how many friends a man
has he can lose them all by doing
favors for them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
5RICHMo q PRODUCE I, ! MARKET.

(C.orrcstcd daily. Unless otherwise stated these
choice
s peana aar ausks sssIsy psr
p Iou,ls uafaWn.
bound. undrawn. IL 0i.c.: fair to good, pound, 4
nsEa 2lGs ses
drawn. Ii alsc roosters choke. per pound un;
ih ishsr th hwSe undrnwn. siar set active
nsr pG Snns 1 ~
ISin lie: v ducks, per pound llg1so:
rosters ach, 200 Sc. geese, each,
Iaqge Rs'
ants. each. tc; rabbits, M lSc. each y SOUR.
Iss, each. 'se. Season son VII pes gu January
nuTrER CHOICE family packed, = per,aa r.
at4y ypssass PsSna h
iols pe9 o5ad 1 ,eass
EG Gscrates, nearly fresh IN, lai "a ,,a@o W.:
IA sfIscEIi1 SEolI Dressed hogs. choice, q
c,I,. Der pound dressed hogs, large. per pound
Sa5c. Chino and spare ribs. per pound, e;
se id dreA apples brIghtysr pound 81
sask.e yynltl nspsr Rbu.ho
pI IiVE ETOCK-yeats, choice per pound. eH a
To-; yeas. fair 10 good, per pound. saShc,;
yeats runners per iSS s n,r laT 70
pen pound iG6Mc. Is cattle, falrlto prime. per
pound "a SC. hogs. fair 70 prime, per pound.
's'7iTHEGtUR-1yiner superior: s+Mk e: winter
extra winter clears & Ss,s n
E,ckwhent /, pc r pound, rs 1aes Cornmeal. city
sa.Ited. 70at 75Jsa country bolted. sacked s51t
pr pn.,, re market in better shape this week
Receipts light and demand very good,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
{ COTTON MARKET

Eg4f NEW 81 ORK,8 jan 2l-Tha cotton market.
shovel nervousness and SirnEularity rather
than any distinct tendency, With final prices
showing very little change as compared with
3 tho previous closing. Tho market opened hrm
ut an advance or "a III points In response to
Fiirmer cables. and expectations of bulllsh news
from tho Now Orleans convention But 2.-estcr-
days buyers appeared To bo selling; the South
also sent selling orders to the local market
and IN spite OF consld erable coverings Quota =
lions gr1ldua ly Bagged Oft q Around midday
they had 3drifted back 10 about tho final BIDS
yesterday after which the general ruling was
Irregular with fnnl quotations net (l3 points
higher, Sales futures We're est ed at aoo, 90
bnIes. < y
Ing anu an improved sentiment regarding tho
y luss!an situation. Receipts seemed to BIO In
creHsing slightly. being little heavier at tho
ports for the day than q year ago. but the fn-J
terror movement continued light, and tho pli-
sSate advices received from interior points In
the belt, while conflicting. indicated that spot
holders as Il rule were showing little dispose
ton TO find u market by granting concessions
from present prices. The fact that New. Or,
leans appeared to bn sailing here attr1lctsd some
attention, MS inc pffaence III that city OF tho
delegates to- tho conventions, which as Its Eplir-i
pose the advancing OF prices for tho preHcnt
NcrOp aud reducing acreage next season. had
hcoii expected Ito hnyo "a bullish Influence oil
sentiment. Southern spot markets, aceoMinR
D to official adylcos. were generally quiet and
unchanged. sS 33, s'is B,y u vi XII ss5 "
S1se bes usanst MSs
last year; for tho week s1a9, 900 bnles against
1as.4l last week and lsSao3 Inst year. 10 days
receipts at New Orleans were tSS bales
against Sj131 last year, and mt Houston 7,lI5
bales against ll,2il last year {.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE o. STOCKS N new YORK
BALES:

I 5DO a G. J.f com, ...... .l.......
Amer. Grass irvine.
Cotton Oil....s.......s
1900 Afnalgamatcd Copper .....
f1400 Amer. Car una Toundry...
500 Amer. Garnnd Fotln., pfd..
Amer. rob, 4 u. c..........
1000 Amer. rob- pfd....
q 400 Amer Can ..................3
1000 Amer. Can, pfds...l..i...:;..I
1000 "A mer. Locomotive, com II
800 Amor. Locomotive, pfd...s
$500 Amer Sugar \.
$500 AZ, Y. and s. Fe, coii,......
100 a !, a 4. fnnd 8. Ic, pfd ....s
5000 Baltimore rAd Ohio.........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
December \. I. ~. los 7.os 70s ~
u Spot cotton closed quiet; mid ding upands,
100 gmdding gulf, 7.:5: sales. 81 ba le

ton. aulct /: lnjddling. 20; net receipts. %
bales; gross receipts, 80 70 ba les \. So 81
bales: stock Sc. 80 bal 81. Y. a. :,
bales; export 10 Great Britan g. go bales B: 70
iFrancc,SllI1la bales: to tho h Cont incnt l,Gp
&l,ajcs: Stsck SIS, a97 bales, 5 u
consolidated at all p0rtsSe ct receipts; S1Sl3
bales; export to Great . ~ s7o balea 70. 70
France, 1li3 bales; to the Cont ineilt os,siV
Total since September LIST at all ports1,,:S.et
g. 473 go balea export 70 Great
sss bic bal 81; 10 France. "a, 67s bales to tho
Con Inert nj $50, $50 bales . to # Jnpa n, SO
bales q "a Mexico, il, $50 bale s ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Tone .F||RMER,B||||.U|.|''I|'
Market W'A S !
LESS ALARM ABOUT RUSSIA /. J's !: 4.
Active Selling ii, Last Half 8 Il! .'ltt
Wiped Out Gains Made
15arly.ili Day.
&tByi Associated Prcss)

Il 81 NEW OR Jan. gi--' Tic most rotlcc
ablesfact about trading iii stocks today
wns tho decided subsdencc Of activity
%The market became almost Idle q tines
I and the movement ofgprccs was intensely
sluggish until near the close. no y one.
however ii showed evident inprov III
over that of yesterday, and prices started
UPWARDS briskly from the outset. 'Illls
was duo iii large part TO the less alarming
view taken OF tho course Of fcvcnts Tin
Russia. Il III d few Individual stocks 4 here
was resumption Of attempts 70 liz w
prices. Tho renewed rise ii Northern, Sc 5.-3
y curitlss OH tho curb revived I'LL the long
stumbling r,iniors pointing 70 8tne WIS WIS
scttlcment growing out % the 4 a ortilc
Eeculltic ca Sc. sS !, @
ront iyo for r brldgebimateria were help u
United States steel pre- fcrred M Thc5 N tia
ferred Il was d IA favorable influence on tho
industrial list generally a sharp rise "
the . international Mercantile Marine y, y
sefhs q s fTb i've a so
levels Iii tho case OF all the day. IA Wees
ana there WIS e apri,,kling. 81 lecil ne,
of iiiJ ii, duyS Thc Unsatisfactory response
8of tho malket 70 the a dyance ni.pr,ices
caused 4auircient disappointment 70 induce
a 4he#aciivG selling OF the last halt hour
which more than wiped out the gnins !, ct
q first four, and n half hours and closeu the
Il rho bond market was irregular Total
sales par value s., 5l5 600 " United States
a bonds were unchanged on On y tsas . ssg,
l&f The tota h sales OF stocks for he day
were G77,aU shares Sss H I;
q MONEY AND DxCHANGE-CLOSE
Money OH call stead ~ at 1 3-4Q2 per. cent
percent: time loans. easy; sixty 1da vs..
21-oap2 "a per cent. nine tyl lays. 2 S-4a3i
Dor 8cent.;fsix months. 3dt3 II per cen
prime mercantile paper, . 1-2Sl4 ~ ~ per
}1la ibusinsssiinSDa nkcrs' bills 5at 81 st,ip
4S7s for 5zinand and Mt 81. s. &,tpi s. 4o3;
forsl sixty day III lis postcd rate s. St and
oliver. go rs cxican dollars. AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

Eor,l, r. Pacific u {. J. !. 7. 4.
Nnrfoik and JVcat ert, cOll. 1t3 t
oreFom short Lino refnndins is............ e7,s
Penn vIva Ain rony I. s. 103 ~
Reading General IL !. 1929
81 i~is nd san lrrniiclsco5 fg. SOS
ST Iouis Southwestern con. ~. S2ls
seaboard Air Line AS. Ss
souther laei 1ls&
Texas and Pacific lists. ~. 1904
Toledo. ST. 4. and Western As. 81 S
Union Pacc COW Il. Z. |. y
u. s. Steel I'd Is ~ %
% WsSsss 1 pss 81 Tux s
Nd d MI, s5 5
Wiscon' Central y is b. al,a
NJ and 20. Collateral Trust 4s g7is
Central OF Georgln sd Inc. % x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

sp5t. contract ;1.14lsa i.14k; January 81 Az
51.14X; southern by sumple, $l&1. IA. Corn. T.,
Easy spot and the month Az fl50c; aout nefTh
White corn, 445; a Oats-Dul: No. whttf.S
17M0 37,sc. Rye--I)uu. 13utterste ady q fancy
Imitation, caQFa &c. /; do. creamery 3oc. EsssaIs
Firm at 5 a4c& CHI eso-Fir I'm b and unchanged
snga rony and unchn nged. SssS III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
MARINE SINTELLIGENCE.s
q
PORT OF 1s1c:IlMoNDs JAN. q, 100

PORT OF R1c:IlMoNDssJAS. % q 1895 Ky Y
II is{E ARR WED IN II
steamer Brandon 1iarnes: Norfolk. rnerchan-
disc Sand passengers. OLD Dominion line \
n, Steamer cPocah tas, rays James silver
landings and Norfolk ndlsa and NJ
gers. Virginia N yigat ION Cap VI VI !. 81
3, Steamer. A.. Cobb; Maker, James
II Schooner, 7 Don't Know, l.arkin Yeyanoke.
s i, light. M 33s & h Y II y.
I'll IL ssss ~ SAILED. q.
Steamer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk merchnn.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line .5 $3ss
81 Barge - tiantlc,i Bcch. James River, llght 1
81 PORT. NEWPORT NEWS, jana, 1905
3,l ARRIVED. 81 &
y Steamer Ecclesia, New York. 98Ge54 ~ 81
Il Barge Texas, Boston. i54 "a
Barge G.$ r. Skolned. Boston. 8 AZ III IS
Barge Ohio, Boston. s3 III ss5S.
Z SAILED. Nh W 3 y
II steamer ceylon. New York. sS ,l5 s555
Ii Schooner Jane Palmer, Boston. TIL a
Nj Schooner c. NJ. Molratau. Savanna {S8S
" Schooner Janies B. Drake. Cortland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
CLOSING i. y BOND QUOTATIONS

&, 9. and 81. Louis gcn. ~ &. /. ]. /. I. 100 M
c,hica "a er,nnai Az . \, Z. 90 q
Colorado Midlan 4s.. 4. 741s
= f,oornIo al Eo,t m A. G3 fa
Sss & I,d i ii 1Sl
DlstilIers,E Securities Gs. \. =. I. 79H
Erie prior lien As +: h. 101 v
Isri 81 (;cneraI IA n. =. o. 8
ITnrt Worth nj Iocrye ~ Lists !, III @
3iIockinr u q 4, Il 7. I. !.
Jnf,nii = e., CERTIFICATES !. OH
s99saii,s as se NR ssla o'..u
Aexica,l Central 4ps.s "a t
Nfnn and At. Louis 49, 9o,4
;ssas Kansas aR Mates 5ssas $ s.
EnwSYnrle Central gen ais r. 101is
Nav 1ersey Central gen IS Z. i.
Northern Pacific 1853
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
] PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG. " Al. Il jan 2a-IoEANUTS---
Spanlsh-Alarkct steady ut Soc. receipts light
Market firm att 3N qtlc,$ for fancy
stock; machine picked. 2atG3tsc,; Smelling
stock, eG3c. tsst5 s}3 e e sS5s # is$ Ss35 Ell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

scasks Rosin Firm at 81. IS receipts. 100 bag
arels Tar-F'irm 81. 60; receipts, ,a5S barrels;
crude turpentine Arn, at Sc a5ls. y; receipts,
i2S barrels. 3 XII sSs sff 5 !S K
SAVANNAH. CA ] an, uR pENTINE F.
Firm ut 52c; receipts 1874 SKIS: sales. &C casks
shipments. Ice ca skis. trm receipts. 9, Il
26? barrels; sales. ST barrels shipments. s66
barrels. aa3ss{. Ut
.TiNI1 AND IROslN--Nothtng doing
coTToNsEED OIL; 1tARKET..isSF$s355 s
Il ,y. YonK,a jan Is. oinlssed oil easier
with an active trade. Prime crude. (. o.. b..
mills 1s@ls,s prime summer yellow, Xxx @
ia Sc: primo winter " llow. q u Ip2sc. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
DRY GOODS MARKET

II NEW YORK ia H. et,--Buyers continue to-
purchase dry goods conservativey, and their
IDEAS seemed to change but little with REGARD At
seller continues his attitude OF indepehdence,i
and in many lines no Is 50 we'll conditioned
that this attitude is fully warranted. Jobbers
crl,ort little Increase In store trade. ,Ig
8 NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON, III N. C.. Ian. 2i.--sPIRITS
TURPENTINE-Quo at 81 .sc.; recep u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

It'll q rcf,indInn 81. rcpstered 4. 4. 10i
u. ~ reftIndiriv Is cotlpor 1914
III S al reri red \. :. \. /. ~. :. 103
IL s. ID "a roipor ~. !. 1Oi
lt} ~ Eews ds7 reeiste red !. \. Z. &. 100
Il n n Nov a. co ~ II M V. .13
III. q! Old An regIatere ed IN. 1O6
III 81 Old IA ,co1irof 4, y. ~ =. l0s
American Toba ~, ~ I. I. 73
American Tobacco ", cert fcat "
Aichson a. orr b . . ~. ,., 2. GSl13
AtchBon djustnient 4s.......-..... "
Atlantic Con st Line los
baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore ana Ohio 3,ss.. .5
Central OF Georgia 5s.................t...gl y
Central of Georgia 1st -
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. ~
Chesapeake and Ohio 41ds. !0 O
Chicago ail1 Alton y 81
chica "a Ia and Ou ncy ne W As I. 100
Chicago R.F and Pacific ~. y
Chicago, r. II nnd Pat col. 5s..... 4 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

NEW YORK, Jan. 2i-BEEyEs-Re receipts,
4 5,eas head. q Nothing doing: feeling steady.
calyesR ecepts. 152 head yea!s ~, steady en no
yard calves. $3.50. Dressed calves steady
City dressed yeas. 9GIl+c.S per pound; county,
dressed 4 (l12sc per pound q dressed barnynrd
and fed calves 6d47c. per pound. ~ Sheep and
Lambs Receipts. 81. 49,. Sheep steady; no prime
sheen here lambs steady e i to stp9E ss ep
liogs.-Receipt l.477 head. Feeling Arm. 6tate
hogs quoted ut s5G5. @@5; mixed. Western 81 6e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
III BALTIMORE MD. Ian, q .-seaboard Air
Line common, l7ssIl7H; do. preferred ss1s % !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
cr5 S. Markets.

NEW YORK. Jan. LouR-steady8 With
1Slour.-Dull Gornrneal Steady. Ryo-Soml-.
'Wheat4spot steady. No. e red. 81. e TO. b..
afoat OPTIONS opened easier but ruled 60 ,irrSg-
3ular May. closed at l1tfs; July. oss !; Dc-
'cen,bcr, 05sc. ~ i3 353 81. 4, sly. = i, ..
closed net Unchanged ana steady. Ma closed
ut 50lflc ~ Outs--Sport barely steady; mixed
oats a6Jlaa pounds 3Gls So SIC, . Al
Bee -Stcady Cut Ments-Cu!et.Et.l ard
caninent s.s5; compoana i: Pork,
slaosin-steudy; strained, common to good,
quiet Futures closed NJ, net de-
cline ga 10 points, Susar--ltaw, nolnlnnl 70
lined steady. Rec Steady Molasscs--!s steady e.
3 nutter- steady and UNCLAIMED. Cheess.rnir y
+. Pota toes~Easy; LONG Island, sl,75alsoo; stats
md Western. $50 LEO: Jersey sweets SsG 80.
fHnsy harn.d,nlsksa " Ss'iS;
Dutch. per 100 seaS,o0 Cotton-By steam to
Liverpool. lsl lbc. ttttgg5,: ii3l X
siM Il Nns, Gf dsys!oP.
In Wheat to day, Thesrcsu was q .decne OF
is@Mc.5 Corn and oats are down laG &C.; pro-
,os 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

CHICAGO, I'LL, & jan H.. nL--cATTEE-Re-
cci1,ts, b 5000 head. . htarket steady. Good to
prime steers. s. 65s. Is poor to mod lun, So 9sG
&. 50 stockerY and feeders 81. 3oil4. IL COVE,
ST. .40 heifers. soa5 90: cainek, 81 ESQ go;
bulls. S. ioas; %, calves g 75at7.0 Eogs-Ros;
utchers.s 81 6Od4 80 ~ good to choice. heavy,
Si,s0ai.s7h rough, heavy, g. oa4 40; light.
S4Sol475; bulk Of gales, ~ 7oa4, So shecp-Re.
good to choice wethers. 81 ,65 fair 10 choice
mixed, SAC 4s5; native 7lalnhs, u. a. C5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

DsnspA5 JANUARY y, 1906
- vaae 800. occurrences ~ sea1oa1d
and y re os ~ IS
bring about consolidation # te Atlanta ana
Art lhe Railway. "
sv,a
extensions ,nd otr
SUMMARY OF PLAN
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL OF THE CONSOLIDATED COMPANY.
SsH
Second Preferred
556oDoooo
W bit thereafter cumulative 7 Is e e hs option 90
convertible the option q The holder into Second Preferred Ne
q t COMPANY
5sss
BASIS Of EXCHANGE Of SECURITIES.
e1 At Ranvay
mnt s.aso
r eh h.rs aad ad pns
ndis vhh ms ns. Voting
M ds'.fy - members q a Committee x
assignment 8 I &
At Lne Ri
syndicate nay provide
IS fs 81 @s IS, , h 90 5s
nsalnnt a With
e
s agreeing e u
dn | 6 4 @sS
DISTRIBUTION OF NEW SECURITIES
4 If
Common .....
saboard AT
alway ##a a s@.-3S# s##
Common ckeccycd iii
stock The par of. ..$
Commons i
Company the
There nisuedy YAH.
1850 - $50
Preferred Nn-Cum nk...
ck - : . #
SUI #
VOTING TRUST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

In wheat To-Day ~ result Was Y smens "
IsdiHc Corn and oats are down AUHc.; pro,
Visions arc upi ~ u s,so "a \
qla leading ta'u open a'f isEh Is close
s1;y '' 81: JsS l 5s III;
GINNING, 3, . ,.,.a ..,' =,
} $ }$; Il; 4: 4. III Il; II:
So! :::::; I; 81 81 81 81 I'll
S '$S ;::; y; v. $50 ,isi 'ss3's
} S;$ F:!s EiEs rs I'i.
S Ss '..: ijj i iSi iSj sSs
Cash auota itli we're IS follows: FLOUR.
s NJ NJ ss sss Wssai 81 80 sara
White, SlA agSiSsc.: No. q white, alc No q
lyes 75575l9c Good feedipg. barley. 37e.i fair g
choice mailing, 439tsc. No. aiaxseed. sli6;
sssa sss pe ss' NJ, sRs!Hi s s''sy
sdss 1859 s short sesr sdss
cd. s0 eai bAsis 5f 81
Clover g gsas,
Shesse- Qliat at lsaplsc, bsgs-- sir,n at niarki
Gases include ~ slc:; flsts 23c prime rsts'
'ss7p. seNt las, zoe. 81 "a
sf,AIsTIMoH Y, FLO y PAS
ar; 81 ptsr plt 81 69a hsa ~ Quiz;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
RICH,ioND, GRAM MARKET.
1 CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(SnieA at Union Stock Yards1 $50.

Is y Richmond, Va, Jan. "a. 1896.
There was a very good run OF calf on I he
market Rest steers. sold "a meal n,i
cows, w a3Sc.: extra fat young cows. ~;
bulls, ~ gshc,; hcifcrs, as 70 quality
and weight ~ b: 3,s NJ
Good run Of hogs and sold from 4 .sod5c. .. Z
Al Very fow sheep and lambs Fat sheep selling
mt E5}t l6c. medium, 4d5c lambs. q e.s eIIe.i
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Yellow Caterpillar Plague
Spreads Ruin in Chatham.

Savannah, Ga, April 24.-For
days reports have been
coming into Savannah of the raw
ages of the caterpillars within II
or IA miles of the city. Yester-
day representative of the Chron-
icle visited the stricken section
and was astonished at the situa-
ton. The caterpillars have be-
come a plague as destructive as
any that ever visited the west or
committed depredations in Bib
1ica1 times.
The pests have overrun An
tioch church and made it unfit
for use. The streams are so
badly covered with them that
when it was decided to have a
baptising last Sunday brush
brooms had to be employed to
clean off the surface of the water.
Two negro families have been
run out of their homes by the
great horde of hungry, hairy
things, and Richard Dotson, who
lived at Poo1er, had to put his en-
tire family of twelve at work to
keep them from overrunning
his home.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-04-27
CHOICE FLOWERS
CHOICE FLOWERS
Choice flowers can be had of the
Home Mission Society. Phone
Mrs. S. C. Pryor for particulars.

The residents about Pooler
are surrounding their homes
with bitches to keep the con-
quering army back. On the
turpentine farms of Judge f. 5.
Lathrop, chairman of the board
of county commissioners OF
Chatham county, work has al
most been at a standstill in one
way or more work made IN
another. Ali the turpeutlne
boxes that had the least gum IN
them will have to be dipped and
thrown away, as the caterplllars
have crawled into them, stuck
there and died.
At Williams Station, on the
Seaboard railway, freight train
was stalled last week by the
caterpillars. The dead insects
caused such a stencil that the
people passing that way were
made sick.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-04-27
A Very Enjoyable Easter
Egg Hunt in the Country

The young people enjoyed an
Easter egg hunt Sunday after
noon at the home of Mrs. l.. N.
Lewis. The party consisted
of the following: Misses
Sarah L. Garrison, Jennie Har-
den, Mollie Paulk, Matte and
Bessie Lewis, Lily McCullar,
Mary Faulkner, Cora Weaver,
Messrs Kelly Weaver, D. D. Gar
rison, G. w. Lewis, Bud McCul-
lar, Jesse Tyler, John Harden,
Lawrence Faulkner, A If d
Paulk and others. The eggs
were hid by Mrs. Faulkner and
Mrs. ]. S. Harden in space of
about five acres, of land and the
word was given, then the happy
party went out in couples in
search of the eggs, which were
all found in about one hour.