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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-05

the affairs of continent under the forms of a democratic republic. The conditions which have told for our marvellous material wellbeing, which have developed to a very high degree our energy. self-reliance and Individual initiative, have also brought the care and anxiety inseparable from the ac- emulation of great wealth in in- our experiment much depends; not only as regards our own welfare, but as regards the welfare of mankind. If we fail, the cause of free selfgovern- ment throughout the world will rock to Its foundations; and therefore our responsibility is heavy, to ourselves, to the world as 1t Is today and to the gen erations yet unborn. There is no good reason why we should fear the future. but there is every reason why we face 1t seriously. neither hiding from ourselves the gravity of the problem before us nor fearing to approach these problems with the unbending, unfiinch- ing purpose to solve them alright
 Yet after all, though the problems are new. though the tasks set before us differ from the tasks set before our fathers who founded and preserved this republic, the spirit in which these tasks must be undertaken and these prob lens faced. if our duty is to be well done. remains essentially unchanged We know that self government Is diff ficult. We know that no people needs such high traits of character as that people which seeks to govern it's af- fairs through the freely expressed will of the freemen who compose it. But we have faith that we shall not prove false to the memories of the men of the mighty past. They did their work, they left us the splendid heritage we now enjoy. We in our turn have an as- sured confidence that we shall be able to leave this heritage unwasted and enlarged to our children and our chill drens children. To do so we must show. not merely in great crises, but in the everyday affairs of life, the qaul- ities of practical intelligence of cour. age. of hardihood and endurance and above all the power of devotion to a lofty ideal, which made great the men who founded this republic in the days of Washington. which made great the men who preserved this republic in the days of Abraham Lincoln.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-05

ATTENTION, LADIES. bleischmann q Co.'S Yeast tickets redeemed here. Fresh supply always on hand.
 BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-05

The night was bitterly cold and to- day it is freezing and thin film of snow covers the earth. The Japanese are obliged to wear the heaviest cloth ing with which the cold and continuous snow furries handicaps them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-05

High Grade Lump Coal, &s.Ba Ton.
 n. |. q VI. F. co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-05
Dispatches From 'Patkin.


 St. Petersburg, March 1.-Two lengthy dispatches received from Gen. eral Kuropatkin dated March ?, and March 3. detail the movements of troops in various directions. The dis patch of March says:
 The enemy today opened vigorous offensive tactics. conducting a turning movement on our right flank before the villages of Sakhotun and Lizatun. After a strong prepAratory cannonade they attacked but were repulsed with great loss.
 The Japanese vigorously attacked the Gaotu Pass position and took one of our entrenchments from which they were dislodged by our counter attacks but we finally abandoned this en- trenchment because 1t was destroyed.
 The Japanese today several times attacked our detachments on the left flank and at about l p. m., carried the heights in the centre of our posi- ton. Our troops however counter attacked, dislodged the enemy and gained footing on the crest of a neighboring hill.
 Our detachment near the village of Kudiaza after repulsing five violent attacks and inflictng great loss, as- stunned the offensive"
 The dispatch of March 3, says:
 The offensive movement commenced on the evening of March 2, against the Japanese occupying Sanlinpou and neighboring villages was continued this morning. At the same time reinforce ments arrived at Mukden.
 Early this morning the Japanese at tackled our position on the left flank In the region of Kandolesan, more than twenty Japanese battalions participat- ing. The attacks were repulsed with great loss to the Japanese front ranks.
 The Japanese attacking our right flank are dressed in the uniforms of our Chembarsky regiment.
 Our detachment on the left flank re- pulsed three attacks today, inflicting great loss on the enemy.
 T have thanked these valiant troops in his majesty's name for their splen- did defense.
 The losses of the Japanese attack ing our left flank are so great that they are constructing defenses with the dead bodies Of their fallen comrades"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-05

fame at San Juan Hill, received much attention. The crowds went wsld over the section of Rough Riders, which participated with the President in the wilderness sof the rush and joy of vie- tory at Santiago.
 The scouts from the Philippines and the Porto Rico battalion excited intense interest and they will never forget their welcome
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
STOCKS RECOVER
ON {! DULL. 4 |. MARKET N 4 ]
Failing ofBusinIess Attributed Y: rif't't,tl.
to Latest , cvs1op,ttlll7teA'titss5s ae,
Portsmouth. "a a, u.s.. Y !.
SEVERAL MARKED !, 4 . ADVANCES 40 1 6 (;
Activity Confined Largely 70 So
Called High / Class Of III
vcstncnt Stocks.
fpy Associated press.l

4 NEW. = OTk, August observation-disclosures
cries from last week y slight reaction werc
the rule IN the stock market to- day, but
trading was dull. For want Of some
better excuse the street attributed tho
failing or of business to the latest devel.l
opmcnts at Portsmouth.
The more marked advances today. Of
which, there were several. were limited
largely 10 ,he so-callcd high class OF
investment stocks There were n few
exceptions. especially Rcading, which
moved to Il new high record. while other
active Issues attained the highest level
reached In this movement, The adyan ccs
In Delaware and Hudson and tho. Hill
stocks attracted little attention. innsmuch,
ns It is generally recognized that the
floating supply Of these issues is, small
move them al will. The Gould stocks
were prominent in tbs days movement:
though ne special reasqns other than sood
There was Il noteworthy absence OF
tiylty. during the day in some stocks
chic. 81. Paul md Atchison vas relative
X nona ana oe %ns nsn hSiTn
to the leading ndustr!nls. including
United States Steel common and pre-
response to q. further advance In. the price
Of the metal, American smelling. was va,
lar. OF the minor railway stocks ALMOST
the only one calling for comment Is WIS
cousin Central tbs common and preferred
making further advances on n renewal
ofrumors limiting a t change Of con-
troll. 58f 9s4,S 88
Time and call money rates were prac-.
ticallv unchanged though Indications
point 10 d slight hardening In long time
loans, in spite OF the light demand.
Bonds. 1 @ e. Irregular; total sales sal pal.
United States 2's, IS and the old IS
u advanced Ia per cent. on call. $Ss4G IL
The total sales OF stocks to-day amount
ed to $1,000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCLIANGE-CLos ::
Money on call steady, 4 3-4G2 IL per
cent: closing bid. 3-4 per cent; offered
At per cen Time loans steady =. !, 4
per cent; six months. per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 444 per cent. Sterl-
ms exchange eaxy, With ae,Y ga = business
mnnd and nj t4S465GfI. 81. 70 for sixty
day blls possed s1s5 = and
silver 60 "a. M Mexican dollars. 4G -.
4 Government bonds strong. Railroad bonds
Irregular. ts@ll5 nix a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
ENGINES COLLIDE
AT TERRIFIC SPEED |: / !. J
Especial to The Tlmcs-Dispatch.,

Especial to The Times Dispatch,
* sPEN GER. N. C.,sgyvia CHARLOTTE Ut F.
N. G.. August 21..----Eng lneer Fl Bulloch,
aged forty years, OF Spencer, was instant slant
~ killed between Salisbury and Spencer
at 10 O. clock tonight in a collision be-
tween a runaway locomotive and the en- en-
CINE which he himself was running. ~.
w. Freeman, fremanton the engine with
Mr. Bulloch, narrowly escaped death by
Jumping from the cab window, and sus-
tanned only a few slight bruises,
Without a moments warming the, fiery
monster dashed into the shlfter ata ra.e
OF Sixty miles per hour and the crash
between the two eng ines was one OF the
most terrific eeri Seem here.4 BIloc \ y was r
Caught between-the. tender and ca b ana
was frightfully mashed 51nd mnnglcd
IAN hour after the accident a second
engine. was turned loose on tho Spencer
saTa p r,,nn au one.half mile was turned
over into q ditch. ~. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22

NEY YORK. Aug. 2l.-coTroN-The cot
ton market was more active and hrmer on
Increased reports OF crop damage from the
southwest. southern. and Wall street bull sup
port and covering by some OF the recent heavy
sellers The close was firm at net nd-
vance Of l4filS points.
The opening was steady at decline q !.
enccd by disappointing cables, to an adj
vance Of points on later positions, which
v tnther In Texas. After n bulge OF abaut
eGt5 points above last weeks finals on bull
receipts at Houston to.inorrow. by suggest
ing a frcer movement OF new, crop cotton.
caused temporary weakness and prices were
depressed to net loss OF 1al5 points. but ON
the decline bulls BECAME mere more aggressive and
IL hlgh temperatures and no material relief
from dr2ush tho MARKET turned very no ,m
selling around O,S?, or IS SpoInts above the
close saturday ,wd " was M na 'a
aales we're estimated at 800. 900 bales.
Southern spot markets We're unchanged
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8 KILLED. HURT II.
IN BLOODY FEUD
INV Associated Press.)

n HARTMAN, TENN, Aug. 2l.--Accord-
Ing to Information received here, feud
battle occurred yesterday near Alice sta
ton. on the Queen and Crescent Rail-
Rroai n rcw miles south of Hartman JUNG
ton, in which Frederick Miller and his
son, John Miller, aged e. and Fred john
son were Killed, and Henry Miller, anoth-
err son or Fred Miller aged 49, was dam
gcrously wounded, They were fired upon
( By men from ambush. s 80 :, Y,
war. has ragged between the Miller ana
Rawlings families. II Is not known what
members OF the latter family We're en-
gagged in tho night.
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ber 5lHc. Steady; mixed. ?ah QSoc 4, q. \,
cut s.eaay i p eamed.
,eined STEADY y eont'nsn n a? e s"n
Rosin-cu:et Observation-Disclosures, 69h4 61hc.
RieenFirm s M = IA dill FUTURES
s,eady unsnanged syEarlRsasw no'a at ~:
bmolassess sugal. 3 s-1Gc.: renned steady -. !.
nuu,eras,rong creamery s se,
Esss.Firrn: nearby selected. .Ia:sc; 7, !. !.
eiher domestlcs. :. 5l5Xc. Cotton by steam TO
IIyereoo Se, ~ ps and a,
maryland. si.3lal.O; southern. Sc.gE.sso":
sweet potatoes jersey per l hasset .sf SO
steady :; Long Island and nearby sta6 per hun
idrcd. III ri
CHICAGO. Aug. 2l.-A wave OF liquidation
swept prices doWnward IN the wheat Pr aer r.
heavy Russian shipments causing WEAKNESS
} in foreign markets September wheat eloted
SZaZc. down. Corn Is on &c. Oats are &c.
down. Provisions are up 5al7hc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
MAYOR CHECKS ROAD.
Illinois Central Makes No At
tempt to Stop Work. #
" Associated Press,

NEW ORLEANS, August p. Forces
employed by the Public Belt Commission
were engnged without Interference to-day
in laying tracks along the river front
over property to which the 1llino 2, C ;e'o
trial Railway Company lnys claim; Inc
firm position taken by Mayor Herman
and Inspector Whitaker that not only,
en- ployes, but officials of the road. would
be arrested If there should be any fYr IN
and any furthr steps by the railroad
viii be made in the, courts. 1, Z,
Mayor BehrmRn announced that tho
fight to lay the, tracks would proceed ID
Of Tia city, The Illinois Central claims
that the belt has no right to cross, Its
nroneriy. The commission claims that
It's right of way gives It the power %
do so, s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
I MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. VA, Aug. FL
81 Steamer Brandon. Harvey. norfolk, mercnAhi-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Berkeley Shelly, 9rfolk mer ,S1 9
chandise and passengers, Old Donlnlon Ane. ne,
s sefasn1 Beuahiand, Knowles, City Point.
Va, light. .is !. J. :, u,,,$ E
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk merchan.
disc and passengers. old Dominion Inc. a., =
nsrkssey s ga
Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves Jeme i
River landings and Norfolk. merchandlsesa ana
passengers Virginia Naylsation Co. III
e l'o 'l' - " - anf1V1n
Steamer Baltimore. Courtney. Bal tmorc pas
stngers and general cargo II "a
J steamer Baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore. paA-
stngers and general cargo,
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. VA. AUG. q.
steamer caxt.no. Mobile
Steamer 4 Al6 t,anp; H Heston YORK q
Steamer Theo. be Larrlnaga, Mobile,
Y Barge Baden. Boston. t
Barge Sagua, Boston 4. I,o,,,,-,
BARGE Fall River, New Bedforu.
Barge Maven MAI a,' s ali. rs's'''
steamer Thee. De Larrinaga, Greenock.
Steamer Brutus. Sea.
Steamer CastIno. Rotterdam. ia
Steamer Indrani. Glasgow. ~
Steamer Powhatan. Baltimore.
Schooner yanname and King. Charleston
= Schooner Helen II. Benedict. /, g.. :.
+ Schooner Magnus Manson Provldehce. u,
FfF4 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
JACK TARS TO. GET
B.GREAT RECEPTION 6 !
sCRy Associated Press.)

IV-3@ (3y 0lfsSUCIftIcu = e.'.y yrI
\ NEW YORK. august 2l;-N H,eN y o 9 r,
STRAIT OF fraternity and good VIII be.
tween the Jack Tars Of the navles Z, OF
Great Britain and the untea states du hc
ncsasion4 Of the visit of the second cruiser
salladron Of the British fleet. On 20 Or about
the first Monday in the month l'soo n amer
To-day Il committee Of three repr,es s.. ),
tative seamen from the North Atlantic . ahar
Squadron, now lying lnthe nayal anoTT ho
cemmittee has at Its disposal $4,000.
raised by subscription among the sea amen
of.the squadron and which IS to @. pc e. spent
FOR the entertainment OF the VISITORS VISITORS n (,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
Mrs, Margaret P, Booker,

AIRS. Margaret Payne Booker. wife OF
Mr.. james Moffett hooker and danghter
died ii 5So,ciock Sunday morning ut her
homo, No. 100 West Main Street, aged
She she lshyes, besides a little daughter.
two brothers and two sisters-J. Herbert,
Albert, Grace y. and Elizabeth D, Payne.
The funeral took place from the resi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
4 ou RATE WEEK END EXCURSIONS
TO NEW JERSEY SEASHORE RE.

4. SORTS-Hl ~ q 10 Il, r.
commencing June ed and until Sep
temher 9th, Inclusive, the r. i, e. p.
r. r. wlll sell OH Friday and Saturday
~ each week special excursion tickets
to Atlantic City, cape May, Ocean City,
sea Isle City and Wildwood. N. r., at
rate Of SO round trip from Richmond
Tickets good going only on date OF sale
and for return passage neayng des.
tination not later than Tuesday following
date OF Issue. Apply to ticket agenls
r., r, g. P. r. r. w. :. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager,
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.xlouy 10 secure prompt deliveries and ar
paying full asking prices. ~ HSa
NAVAL STORES.

;Gl, NAVAL sTOREs
WILMINGTON. n. c.. Aug. 521.-sSP1RITs
$TuRPTNTINE -rIrm e9c,; receipts. 80 ca * * :.
Roisn-seady, 80 receipts ~ barrels ar
trentne-Firrn.' ,?.25. -. t.2'; receipts ias
catks. ,r>,r,,,r {,
Firm, 1ac. !; sales, sl5 casks; receipts, 6sl
shipments s25. Rosln-Firin; sales. eS4 bar.
AZ b. CT 1885, s.. g 20; FL . 81 x e
'seS HI ~ ~: :. 81 ~ e; II ~ s' f. 70. ~
fCiiARLESTOS, g. CT Aug. Y.-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothing doing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
CHARM An. sHONTS PAYS
VISIT TO PRESIDENT
nav Associated Press, I.

% OYSTER BAY. Aug, 2l.-Theodore T.,
shonts, chairman OF the Isthman Canal
Commission, who arrived In New York
q few days ago from an INSPECTION trlp
tonight Ia confer With President Roosc-
welt on matters pertaining t, the con- on
structlon or the canal Mr., Shonts re-
turned after his ca on the President
whlch he said wan without significance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
TAKE STEAMER noLp POINT COM.
FORTH SATURDAY NIGHT, SEP,

75c--Round Trip to Norfolk-75c,
75c-Round "Trip to Newport News-75c.l
e. Children under u years OF age. 300.
Tickets good to return next Night or
the following Tuesday,, AZ
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
DRY GOODS MARKET.

DRY GOODS MARKET,
NEW YORK, Aug. 21,-!The dry goods mar
let was SIN possessed of hagdenlngf ed teh n
goods whore buyers believe that advances have y,
gone beyond the limit warranted by condl-
Hons. AZ tho sane tlmsi buyers are VssG
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Hired Man to Kill Husband.
NV Associated Press) Il

I PARKERsBuR ", VA, August 2l.-
Mrs Henry Blackshire was to-day found
guilty OF manslaughter and sentenced
to three years IN the penltentlhry. Mrs.
Blackshiro WAS charged With hiring Two
mon to kill her husband.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22

Cotton qulet nddng 10 o S0c;: gross ,or RI
ceipts. 2,o.i bales sales, 5000 bales stoeK'
''S Tota to-day at all porte. Net receipts, s5ol
hales export to Great 70 T.Y =, nales %
Consoiidated at all port s-Net receipts, !? - y
tales; export to Great Britain, lSs2b bales 20
Total since September LIST, at al ports-;NS 1,
lsis5 bales sxpors g n az baies
70 the Continent, g. s5a 09s bales; to Japan, sl3-
C67 bales, to Mexico. 20, 432 bale3,
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s5DALTIM ORE. MD. Aug. 2l.--FLoUR-
Quiet unchanged; Wheat-Weak; SPOT e y; :, 6 so y
sauthern sby sample. 6oas9hc. Corn Firm /;
spo SsHc outssrn white m'soa eoy e. S1 Hy
Siendy: No. II western "A 62Gs2hc, ~ Butter
Strong. unchanged; Imitation. loGteoc.; cream
cry, .2dI93c Eggs-Ffrtn. unchanged. NC.
Enthusiastically unchanged, 1lhGll&c. Sugar
Steady, unchanged, IA M ss5 No. ASA n
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RICHMOND sTOCK MARKET.


Richmond. Va. Aug. q. 1905. 81
Is STATE eFl,UHlTJEa. i9 F'h. AAksd
North Carollna 49, c., 1870 10?
North Carolina 6s, G. 1919. ........... 13e
Virginia 81, New. G. and r., 1897. ?SA 95A
Va Ccnturies,so.3 G. and r. 1884,. ,05a 30
"a kAilHinAiiS BONDS. ~ III M z 49,
q ,s ~ !. +, {; 3's;;, 70
Florida Southern l3t5....,......--... 39h
Scabonrd Air Linz Con. LIST 4s 1870. 81 sYs 3l8
Il STREET RAILWAY. BONDS. st t
Norfolk Railway and Light LIST $751;. 81 jG
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS. ss5
Norfolk Railway and Light Coz. q Is Is
IL AILROAD: STOc!1a Par
Atlantic Coast Line 4'.A"'........loO tlCs 3 -.
Atlantic Coast Line pfd 100 ia Siea...
Atlantic Coast Line com. ...........lVJ 1876
Rich. Fred. and Pot. com. 100 800
R.rh. Fred and Pot. Div. Obllg. .10l. 2s5
Rich. Fred. and Pot. Z p. c. guar10J 31S
Scaboarl Air Line, pfd. 100 Az -. d
Seaboar Air Line. com leo %
"a BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS 4,
Eank OF Richmond ..............l0o 1c4 ~ -. u
American acknowledgements LIS -. &
Broad Street Bank..................e5 % HT...
Planters National 100 21S
Savings Bank Of Richmond 1910 20
MISCEI.LAN EOUS. #
Va Car Chem pfd. s r. c..... .loD lo1 10TH
Va-Car. Chem. Col. TT. 5 p. G.. 100 lOl,s lolE
WestEnd Land and Imp. Co......... Is ~. q
-
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CHICAGO. Aug, observation-disclosures co.
@ hsa s sssay, E9oa H R'%
@S25 s,oeksrs and feeders g CONS
gSo sl6 & eho1GH heavy sS
saasn Reesy sS head arks Weak
Lambs, i5a &c. lower; good TO choice wethe,v.
$dI6. 6l; fair to choice mixed, 3i04,76; native
lambs S. 5OQl7, 80. &t q, VI t734{ 5Ss i4itisll,
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rHE PRODUCE MARKETS. (

5NIcW YORK. Aug ELECTROMAGNETIC. rye
giteanrMM s,esas. GsrS S Meal-steady' rye
t WSheat-Easy; No. red, spc. eleyast9l, !2{g-
tons, Ne nol aesllne September ssHss1 134sl
NGorn--Easy; No, f8lc elevntor. noftl Ions. v ~
nc. net higher, September, 6ehok 2peceM-
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SEABOAR.D.|::)|..
Am LINE RAILWAY

l-9-l9O5.
TRAINS LEAVE ltlGhMoNp@,DI;A1aaL n;tst W
NY "a u NJ Senuoard Fast Mall--Sayannah1
.i-o if,a,ctKsonvilc, Atlanta and Southwest
1000 T. eap,Sar,a E aaa sousaWsss $50
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND, II
e.a, a. M.-yroW FLORIDA. atlanta ana soutA'
..s y. sMi.-From Florida. Atlanta and South ~
west, ,ai r,olnts
$50 i; NH f w, NJ, TAYLOR,
II. 8. bass. Agent. CITY Ticket Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

Boston, Mass, & Providence, r. T.
steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday,
Er4aSy aa a. sun}ay E9r P[oy
r = NJ Passengers and freight taken Tor ali
Ney England points. Tickets on sale at c, and
O. Rwy. and N, and w. Rwy. offices. aud
No, $40 East Main.
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NEW YORK, Aug, 2l,.-BEHvEs Reeeipts.
s sSs Aeas a0e sces @ e os sass I
oxen, 1904; bulls. ss.6oda,95; cows. {l5od9,5o.
Calyes-1ecelpts, s,7l5 head; yeals. firm to lbe::
SSIis,75; Western and southern calves, s4@G?s
yeals. s5.t0aS.bo; tops, sS6ets throwouts. $iaS;
handy sheep, shade hgher: lambs. lbav:5c:
highsr sheep s?.sGpS cu!ls. S2dfs lambs $6;9 1}
head market about steady; good medium State
hogs, $6,6Od6,7o; few choice. 1910; mixed hogs,
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE /.

-, ~ \ Is RICtlalUS ND DAHL IA
TltA4.e 49, 81 Ht.ESp STATIC a,,,, Y l(ii
ErEEcrIvl; s1sp;sa Ath y III po.u,.
sos 4. MA. Y, j. Express 70 - $500 ,''.H
.. oo s p uMsn.-petersburg and Norfolk, ,v..,s
1y:iS f. M,-petelsbars and Sn ,ana " Z "s4'
III. .gS p, M--Goldsboro Local
sss gs;s,s'ssars an tee Mes. Indian llas
~ itedr to all points South i, ~ WA, y
a.so > M.-retersburs aud y anu W, WeSs'8
q, iIMs ARRIVE RIC liAioNp ..i;, u
.;o1 Il Nj 4 .os Nj d NJ n; 40 +. M,,s:A
,E Ms sunlas ,,Sag,,4Iay S 9EIiy' pas. All.
W r. CRAIG. Glen. Pass, AS1 @Sf
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o esp. ........... SIS SIS SIS s.s...
Cash quotations were rs follows: Fiou Y;
steady Wheat-No: 3, s5qsoc. No; red: y, n .
No. oats. Axe; No. 9 white, 27d27hc.; No;
white No = r rys S7mai o9s 3
n l5e'ee No i dax seed, 81. o6; No. northwest
arn. is: prime timothy seed. ta.!lh. Me ,ss
pork, per barrel, ;ii25a 43o; lard. per LIZ aSS
.75 short clear sides (boxed), sss7a49 l2,s.
Whskey, basis OF, high wines, slips. Cloyer,
cont IN ct grade So. 49, Cheese-Easy. 1lWllt2c
EsrsMFlrm nj mark cases included. 13N 4l6Mc.
BuItcr-Firrn; creamery. l7q9oc.; dairy. lealSc.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
RlehmY92nrd, r' Xa3 Aug, p, 1905

WHEAT o. -. 90
Mixed Gear lots),..,,,,.,,,.,t q S8
Shortherry Gear lots) ,,,,,.,,.,r. 8 y "
No. red (car lots),,,.,.,..'.. .,
Va. bag Observation-Disclosures, ~ u %
White ya. bag lots,.,......,,,,, 62
No|2 WnIto Gear lotsl.,,,.,.., 6!h 81
No s white Gear LOTS, ,,,,,,,,.,. 6lh tFi6
No. 2 mixed Gear lots) ,....u,, G!M
No. 8 mixed Gear LOTS ,,a.....,.,. "
No. mixed, new (car lots).. s9h
No. s. mixed, new Gear lots),.,,, 2ss
No 9 white new Gear lots.,,,,. 81 siia "a
No. IS white, new Gear lots)n.,,' 50
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No 2 (car luts).,..,t,,,,,,,.';',n W " ~
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