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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-25


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ma coore bronze planlhas baas ,abos vayuas grtos
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-25

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recih}do del Alcalde de San Luis. qu.
diEe Grupo no desemparado Pas. j
588s4syfo para las que desean regrcsar
sis casas. JHt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
COTTON MARKET.

a NEW y ORIl, F'c,. 90 After n sharp bulge
early, carrying the cotton market to the high
cst point OF the upward movement on cont
ued covering by NJ arch shorts there was n very
severe break under llqultlat Ion and Increased
bear pressure following tho larger inlntts
a for to- norrows receipts and reports y that
Southern spot holtle IS were selling freely on
tho advance IL The close was steady, but mt u
net decline OF 1bM 81 points. 5sg as
q Tho opeuing was stt adyJ with March 0 points
lower and Of her months about unchanged to u
points lower which was better than duo on a
very disappointing set OF cables. private adj
vices from ~ Liverpool reported the market
thcro influenced by freer5 Southern spot Offer
ings, but there was u disposition hero early
10 disregard tho English market. and inside
of fifteen minutes after tho call March. which
had opened ut 7,7j. sold ,p to .ol, while tho
genera list was not 6I7 points higher, At
about this time New Orleans reported n sharp
break and sent heavy selling orders here, which
i. moment later were followed by the posting
1 OF the Houston estimate, showing much heavier
receipts expected Tomorrow Tho increase
movement. In connection With private adviccs.
stating that the recent advances had carried
prices i'm to spot sellers limits, seemed to re-
Tho demand from, ths source fell off, and with
ward, and continued during the balance Of tho
session, At the lowest point March sold at
7.52 on 50 points down from the hest price nf
tho morning. Tho close Mas steRdicd by con-
erIng. and IA little demand for long account on
the theory that the bulge IN the movement re-
Elected nothing more than thu natural increase
AZ Il result of better weather following tho
long period Of unfavorabl0 condi lions. hut final
prices We're within y point or two Of tho low
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
JOSEPH JEFFERSON
Celebrate BIRTHDAY !. \
Dean Of American Stage Seven
ty-.six Years Old Yes
terday. u
p :, = ,rhe .r,,ncs. plspatch. !

Especial h to The Times. Dlspatch.)
s5$ PALM BEACH, FLA, Feb POI oseplh5
Jefferson reached the seven ty-slxt y nile lle
stone III his life day having been
born iii Philadelphia on ebruaryS;a 1879.
His birthday finds hin, feeble p
longer to walk, and prope lied about IN q q
chair bit still as brlgh Z and strong men ne
tally as In bis physical prime.
"a Mr. Jefferson began the celabr q ton TO
of his birthday last Thursday by Grla y y
ing }tlioarole Il Of IA e ood Samaritan to
the guests made eless BY the bur NJ \
ing II the Commercial II otel.S r he firing
of a revolver by a wa Imam, no dis
covered tho flames, ~ aroused II the W.
guests and Others in the hot l and IL
gneighborlng houses, and The streets were na
soon a con fused tumble Of hall dressed
men and women At this nomen M ~, "
appeared in his chalr nnel l.e
at once ordered tho second flooraof his Y
Block, nearly opposite the Comm ercial
Hotel, thrown \ open 4 MS q fuge for
Y those 50 Il sumn,arily ispossessed y e$
u also contributed In other way 8 to tn
comfort Of the sufferers lie = mas y olda
the proprietors Of tile hotel. that he may
|iuse the quarters. Of his BIZ his
hotel " is rebuilt ss Si 95: y 4 8
.a Until his recent retirement ~ rs 9 -
ferSOn mad q beefI sE y tttS
q stage Il from childhood Els father
Josepll il. ana his mother were ~ both ~
L stage folk. Ills first appearaIlce was va
las boy Of fourteen, Bin&tho play Or
II..Eizarro Z, a fter the den tn Of Ills
5father&he became a nlembot g {. Al Is COM
}pany of strollerg, Il went = through
Texas and \ followed ttIe American army ~:
into Mexico Afterwards. for q time.
Mr.. fferson played In minor tteo trs,
and eventually In bet ter compan es. &8 y lie
first became prominent lS5s en- h as
Asa Trencnard,5S ins3 II rlcan'
Cousin" he played for one hundred and
i fifty, consecutive nights a Laura lSeene 9
Theatre, in New York cit VI Z, .;& 3ssa,
Other parts in which he later e maze
notable successes l. we're those Of New
u mar, IN Eggs. Iii IN he LAS cll olby;"S
B CalelJ Plumme II, II n sTh he Crlcket on the
Hearth" Dr.. Panglo loss, In The Heir Al
Law, Bob Acres, in @,rhc Rivals, an. and
Dr. Ollapod, in '"rhe Poor &c 3!e' ntlemar.,'
his greatest and most lasting triumph
was as Rip van Wrinkle, n q p G tlaraacters
which hesmade lt:relyS his own a. ,s.!
Mr.. j efferson is an enthusiastic angler
an was long the fishing companion O.
EGrover Cleveland, whose summer place
at Buzzard's Bay adjoins the actors o'rs
country home. Mr.. Jefferson also mas
some repute asa painter, and he mas ms
written books and magaz zinc articles GIG 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
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v an q t.'.IT, ronl9 \, Z, 1, |, \. h, !
Y Hs) Amnr Ji,naa iTwine.
7stI0 4 IA in mai Il, 1.nnnet. !. !.
y lid atner7 4 IA : 4 M Iroiindrv
SsIio AN,srI Cs,i. ma ROM. I'D 4
100 4 tner,t t.ntinn# IN EI.,, 4.
iyG60 AMER t,rni, mi /. ,
Id 4 mar Nm e
;,f0o lAmer Gar. (5fd b, !, !. . .
d7o0 SA,nor M ,ncnI,niivn h rot,,, . !
if0 MIR an oror,f,fiye tfd, Z,
non a mar. 3Snttarjg y. /. 4, Y.
'1ikm i 10 AM & III 3co,ri q,
l,4fn1 4, m, nnd 4 AZ. nd, ,.,. !.
gssrD baltimore ma t)hio. 4. , , (. q
$50 I,ronklvn 3ati;1 transit +.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
WANT NOMAN's COLLEGE
4 TO BE | located HERE

The Joint commission recently appointed
from the Baptist churches OF Kiehmonu
aud vicinity VIII hold an lnteITssuhgi, n,Sglt
Church Tonight, hcgnnlng promptly at .
O'Clock, ID !, \,
}.hurcles ins3 Richmond and Manchester.
and ii WAS nrelted for conference and
possibe prompt action in regard to the
proposed Baptist Womans COLLEGE, ills
inr 4 movement 10 have this college lo-
called eMi In Richmond. The meeting tonight
will be wholly for conference and 70 DIS
GUS. pia1s undpmethods for future work az
al VI cuileeton,B A full attendance Is
glentlyi1esire.i. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
3 7s7777To n nv OLD EMPLOYEES

NJ y wish to express my heartfelt THANKS
and appreciation tor the beautiful and
valuable masonic charm that was pre-
se,,ted| ME by tho employees OF ~ ne firm
81 Cordes, Mosby and Company. ] shall
wear 1t always as a rerninders8,oct the
kind and friendly relations hat Z have ll.y
existed between lis. y i can say hat notll-
ing could havo given me more plea sure---il 9
token not only, Of an order OF which !
am proud to boa member. but a constant y, IN
reminder Of our most pleasant relations
with best wishes for each ana every ,f one
Of my, old employees. 4 I'M, 5,si;
Sincerely,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
The Fl anoyer Presbytery,l

Tho Hanover prcshytery WAS called
az Sg tie y TresbyterIan Publishing 3pnse
Yesterday noliliHss Tine object sp the
special Injecting was 10 net sIlponl the
reslsnation at Rev. lchaux tame olt 20
Han Hl church Iii, sne lid county 8ajne
resigned this cha lt,e tp cons 81 ~ cal t9
sahprchss Appoms ton llyyl'lg
Stlis Presnyta cnuld not a teld. and the
Sfnsssln IS Mas nd joulici to llext Monday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21

Z. /, 80, r,a ii h, az tI1i$
i, yunst (oncred) ~. 104A
ina funding As OTIS
IT, IL nrl All 1047s
y. ~, ~ 1oe
neaqis sto,,r, cGn Is (oftered) 118 4
-. .anu ~ =, IRE eco Az DIX
'.a con. a S274
~. l1ouisJ ~ .,o Ii " 4. 81 IA
SehnonIa ~ q, ~. u |. . 0sh
s,ouLnell, !, i,;a = B. 1l9N
Souttleln -, ~ ID sIoffered) 123
neHas at -, a1 ~, tern Is Si@
Ioieuo =, y, - =, 1oi7t
J non I3aSia rn,y IL, 1904
. s.tnal "a ~ n, !. 94
=: 2. x, W. - - \, i19
Mapas,ii II r;s 69s.
", upis,I = :, - = %
vvsstsFn 4 ma f,rs as
w neGil ~, ~ : 49, ~ "a Z
M.Hand o. Collateral Trust 4s y. ~
Central OF Georgia 90 1nc. So "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
PRICES OVERCOME.
.S'TRON8P PRESSURE | ] 5 |. | II.
Despite adverse influences, tic -
" Stock Market Makes De-
81 cisive Advances. ID
IRON GROUP very Il STRONG 4 ['I'N|l !.
Reports Of McrgerSof Southern fern
Companies Grow y 4 5 More y
!. Explicit.
n i
nv. 4 s.ocIated Press,

n BY A6SQClalcA LieobS fsd
NEW y ORE EeD. 20. - he5 stock mar
II ket demonstfntcd aga today IN ~ strh :.
\ Ing manner It's power Of resistance against
adverse Influences, such as Won ~ ~
worked decisively for35n rcnctioil N pcr-
iods OF past speculative activity ltl1io 10
q there was hesitation, and then q reaction y
Z after Tho gtrong ornnlng But the upward r.
movement was resumed ut new POINTS POI ~
Il and tho strength DC tho mar kct es dist
ca more decidedly than before. = he fll ZOE
obvious III, tho nIluences aga Inst he mar
"A ket was tlicrathcr disc0ura cling conc tlo,l
i or Tie country's trunsportut lon, dlscoYc GREG
by tho weekly talks With traffic OH cials.
4 These were tho cause Of p. hnltlilg #a ING
a sluggsh response 10 the first buoynnta ri use
Ein Union Pacific. TlieS next sdcnlonstra tlo "
III centered In the lndustrials, and It was not
e Until late In the day that the railroad
stocks generally came up The activity.
4 was largely congested In Union sn nd
Southern Pacific, Ontario and Western
and the tinted states Steel stocks, .st tfe
total iiwis ws r, up quickly tn
poeks ll si9eks Honasetep With
8sthe supposed plan Of read jlstmcn 70
follow The dissolution of the merger were
% strong iil2 Sympa IN w NORTHERN SoscuIillcs
& itself adding several points to its record
"a price in the curb market I. The heavy liy Y,
liz Ing or United States steel after period
" OF cOrpnrat tive 8dotmancy was attributed
10 banking interests near to the corpora
III tIon.5 and the credit given TO tins sup
z position INDUCED other buying of the stock.
ID REPORTS Of negotiations fer5the merger . +
81 Southern iron companies grew mare ex I
5& plicit. ma that group Il or & STOCK ~ wa >
strong in conscqnence. The stock market
took / he llte realizing prett y vel and tho
4 closing was flrm. though not q t the top
level Of the day. 4. I'M y X, 4a .34 81 N
Bonds were IRREGULAR Total sales. par
value. 81. C65. 90. III ted States bonds were
r Ill unchanged on SO " 3. Ii vi III
zSgS I'he total sales . 4 s. ocks for the day
ere 1.5tG5fn shares "a e .,8
NON ii, II AND III Exc
If Money ,,n call steady 1T e 1-4G2 IL u per,
cent. closing IBID. q II per cent. 81 offcrcd
FL to 4: per cent; time loans, slightly
Armcr;. xlxty days and ninety days per
cent; six months. 81 -44f3 IL per CENT;
prime mercantile paper, N 3 s-4Gl4 IA per
cent. Sterling exchange weak with actual
ii business IL. ballkers' bills Mt $4.87. 454l4S7.5D
for demand AND at 3.S5 ~! IS 30 FOR sixty
Il day bills; posted ties. 1856 and si.sS ~;
commerciai bills. $4S5sI .S531 g. Bar silver.
Al 81 Is Mexican do lars. "A l. g. Government
bonds steady; railroad bonds Irregular.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21

u. s., refundIng 32s. registered 800. -
10. y. refunding Isl coui pom. \.
IL. IS. s.tSreglstered .
u. 3. IS, q coupon ~ -
u. -. New ~, registered ....'''
u. s.. New 40, coupon. -.
u. g. Old "a. Registered .
III s. Old 4s. upon Il:
American, Tobacco A.. Observation-Disclosures
American Tobacco es, certt flca tcs
Atchison general Is..... ......st.
Atchisoil adjustment 4s.., ..' e
Atlantic Coast Line Asa
Baltimore and Ohio 4s..
Bnlt.,n0ral and Ohio re. !.s.....
Central Of Georgia 1880.
Central or Georgia Sc .........
ceftralo OF Georgia 1T
Chesapeake and Oiio rs go.
Chicago and Alton 5iss......
Chicago, -. and QUINCY new 4s,..,
Chicago, 4. i. and Pacific As u. ~
Chicago, n. II and Pacific col bs. =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
WINTER 1'ounlsT3 RATES !,
THE #AT:l-ANTlc COAST LINE,

l3 THE 8ATLANTICt cOAST LIN q,
winter tourist tickets are now on SAT
10 al Southern winter r, resorts - VIE the
shortest, quickest and most elegantly
equipped between the North and South
sitofieya 10 health and pleasure seekers
service equalled by none. You make no
Changes 10 Florida resorts.
9il For full particulars apply 70 my agent
va "A NJ NJ A. e. Is CAMP BllL.L.
81 Division Passenger Agent,
z h 1slGhmopd. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21

t,a, ri, toa7s5. Al. nrl1e heavy S. 30 me-
dii,ms 4. 3Csi5 as b: heavy workers, $50 $50;
Isht yorsers, . IS. 1905 %; pigs; s. sop2 q
roughs, st eselptss light; nar ssSs
4.0o lambs, ssas. $; veal calves . 90
cINcINNATI Feb. 90 i io Is
good shippers "a e eo q
mon 81 25Gla 20. heep.Strfong at 10y -, -
iLatnbsS tcudy al s5fgi TO- I'd III 9f55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
GOODS MARKET /, I r:.[:,l

& NEW s. DIRK. Eco 90 - far as the home
dry goods traders are concerned opera lions are
still restricted to absolute necessitiesSwith abb
soutey no speculation evidenced in sany direc-4
stion. The influence OF the export rasie. how
&cver.is niuret orr less potent, especial with
regard to sellcrs'G Attitude. Jobbers have been
affected ny weather conditions. sffa $5t Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
.RI Z PRODUCE AlARIlEr \.
1e.orres,na AMY. unles. ethe rwlss stated .hese

Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
asiasssssss rs TsofIaf EGrTfsss
4 choice, a,indrawn. per pound lSc. fair 70
p Pound 1Snle aisk 70
Choice, 1 nnirawn, Der Found, 100 lc;; fair 10
,ouna Ia siaHs to
s good, undrawn. per pound nc; hens,
eess pound nond i Sssss re prawn
D9u4IH!FEE JET RSe tx s
hsnS psr ,u Psssa e p aaSs
turkeys gobblers. per pound lsc; geese zee per
Eansa a,.y pen heaa pound
E17Sisc. choice fa.nly packed, per pound. i7qe
store packed Yellow extra per Pound POI,
coiee ies pound
roiI. mlxci per pound. l4eli5c, common grades,
pGE ss0.I crates. fresh nearby. Dozen $50
n crates fresh, per dozen, sc IN barrels
fresh per dozen. z; !, \, !, z, Z,
mound cdl6sc. & hogs large per pound. 6Gae y
S Country sautaEc per pound: 90 oe.; country
s9as and RIBS PEI pesehes
\ rinia fancy. per pound, lellsc peaches. un-.
S6eeIsd, per pound, 4ddc; apples, fancy sliced
ake!ss So psr sashe Ss
y NO per S S%shsI ;l IA
sassf ssss
is Witt, mixsd; Rsr bushel $780, eolored,
par businel. s.. e6G, !. 70 8. ~. -
yeais thin. per pound. 6as,.c,; r,InneEs !, per
pound, i0c. hogs eh l Per pound 4S@5s:;
Ss'es PisHS Gah eeon
BRINE. sisG4e. bulls. per pound, :'sS e GAG,
wI aqssF clears 6 siss
s'h hnekwhsa rer pound 2 Is G;ol 7,
ssy sssfaa per ION sso5
600; bran. sl9aoa?l'oo, "a n. 4
other Produce Markets. "a
NEW YORK;, Feb. o0.-FLo Stendy, Rye
ilslo,,r-puiI. Buckwheat Flour-steady. Corn
meal Rys-Eon Mn y, BaEey-Qaetb
afIGat op'sast a sSs owes sl
cor--steaay NO. &c. elevator ppii I, y
net oWsr, May f,Gsea a,x a sasss
Beerr-Flr,n. Cut MeatsT-9ulst: l.ara-lEs s.;
Mastery saIo ssd.s
p pa,,lW-i Isasy At slaailac, y. . .
oSer sm s !asrsrea X p #a
tsfnsa Em sfs iii 0'sfsS
sssssSgy aisis s siss
sSsa s Wh'; sSs esfEs
sSs ipE ssn ssrsey s%sas
ssdpi so Peanuts -l'irms fancy silan!lp!eked,
aIst FRI pnts ssr sasSo Cotton
steam, To- I.iYerpood, lSfIlic N.
cEIcAsio, I'LL. Feb. 20, tt.Sslllng 9f May
wheat s. commission houses had a depressing
erect today on tho grain market IN genSlnl.
a tie sose wheat for May delivery was a. ~
3SqpA O. 4 oats and pyosisions ara practlc "
St.iirhangeQ, q a MI n @ n
/, ma Tending fntnres ranged as fonovs, Y
gs sg$s5 " open, III II igf, Isoy5 close-
Nay 49, 4. lieN lis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS, I'D B, Il q. 4 1905.
re-. 5aS3i ARRIVED W s$5 s53; 4
4 Steamer Eastwood New orleans. X, sg8
G Stnemer Acilea, New Orleans. II 3&&E
Steamer Waccalnaw New O Yrls, 5F5
Schooner Grace A. Martin. Boston.
III q 3tI SAILED 55i gs
y Steamer Eastwood Liverpool. s5S8s
3 Steamer Acilea, Svenborg. XII ~ FIJI
4 Steamer Shcnd. liverpool 5 sSst I'D
x Schooner w. II. Clifford, Boston. IF
a Barge New Jersey, Providence. Sc Wi;
Barge Cintonla, Prov dcnce. $t 5t J.ls
Barge Kentucky. Providence ~ *
4 Burge Camden, East Boston. AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
I 3s1NG IS BOND QUOTATION 81

5. =, 4 ,, ~ Ioi. a. 51osh
~ N; ~, ~ - i. a7s
10 's1taia ~ IL
- - ~ ~ Soil Is
~ S,tn W. an,t 31G75s
~; Wy. os "A :, IL n r, nde IL 101A
s 81! IS 79N
III g1 rsi a. len A 1O1%
S Erta q yapnrii "a 929s
~ nv ys,nrth MI Den Ciy 1st (offered). 110A
~ ~ -, va1iev az M \. y
Ianan = 10. ce,T flea tcs 1olx
33s I'll o,iIsviIles nnd Mash. Unified IS !gS
5h NIanhat con. gold AS.
M Mexican Central
5M Mexican Central Isl Tnc. 20 -
~, n1 Texas AZ 1ni
AZ Nv @ issoni ansas and Texas eds 95S
~ ~ q q ~ Niexfcol @
~ Nv cent raj gen. gas 100E
Nnw I.raey Cent raj gen s. 1864
Northern tactic iy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Mardl New orleans mobile II !. Pen sra

Mardl Gras---Newl orleans NJ oblle,4 Pensa'
49, Il cola, March 1st.6 9Th, 1905. 4
Half rate Via Southern r hallway. IN
March 1st to 9th, inclusive. Southern
railway will sell special tickets from NIL
stations on It's lines to New Orleans. In,
Mobile, Ala, and Pensacola, Fla. ut ono
fare plus twenty-five cents for the round
trip. &,
formation, apply to Southern Railway
agents, or l,,-. \, ~
Richmond, Na.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
THE PRODUCE MARKET
Street IS Still Slopp ceipts
LIGHT and Trade Not Heavy. "

Light and Trade Not Heavy
Down on Cary Street where the produce COM
mission merchants do business, there is yet
street Is somewhat characteristic Of the bus
z mess ipss5 s5 8ssls3 55i III .
II Very little country produce Is! coming in, and
the demand is rather light for that which
did come Eggs and fowls arc Very scarce,
and the supply is nothing ike as great az tle
h lIggsWaro wholesaling IN big crate lots at 80
cents per dozen. and bring that without any
trouble, u 81 q. III 40;
and apples arc plentiful, the former being con"
slderably in excess Of the demand. and they
arc as consequence much or n price,. vary
n Ing from, Flies to $3.50 per box. ts y
5ll Tho rain, which means n general thaw, and
which. 1t Is believed, will DO. followed BY open
weather. will aturally stir up business on
Cary Street, and llyelier times arc looked Tor
down there In the next few days. lsaEgGl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
.;Nr,AIvAr, SroREsy

sY1LMINC iToN. NJ q. & Feb. 20. - -@sP1Rl IT'S
TURPEN1INE-Nothi doing; o. receipts. 81
casks. Rosn--Not hing doing :freceipts $, 20 bar
res. Tar-EYrnl at s1.6o receipts, rs barrels.
Crude TurpentincFlrn at 81. ga, ~ Z; receipts,
"a BARRELS. s5
i% SAVANNAII.& CA Feb. .0.-TURPDNTfNE-
Nothing doing; quoted sat 52c.; receipts, 11s
3caaiss: shipments. Il 81 casks, RosinF l1n; re-
3ceipts I,5e4 barrels; sales, 65I barrels; ship
}ments, 1909 barrels
t,IIARbI1sTON. s, 80 Feb. s 90. --Tu RPEH-
TINE AND ROS1N-Nothng doing. III
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Steady Winter patent. S. 65Q5. IS; spring pat
ent, :s,saa6 10 Wheat Easy; spot 81 contract,
and the month"; tll6fsg1.16 Southern by sam
month. 5OI50Mc.; Southern white. Al Glt9ai g.
Oats Easier; No.. 9 white, 3d. das11sc Rye
5Steady.a# Buttet-Ftr m and unchanged; fancy
imitation 26f127c.: 5{a do creamery 13da4c.
iEggs-Firm and unchanged at S2c. SB Cheese
Firm, and unchanged Sugar-Strong and 4un--
changed. 3sit tSyif Il III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
.MF RCHANTS AND M iNERS
TRANSPORTATlO ON COM ANY

s,camers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday,
Boston, Mass.5& Providence, Il. 4.
"wednesday, Friday and sunday, For Pr9yis.
AN pussnngers and freight taken tor all
Nav England p0ints. Tickets on sra At u ~
q. ny. ana n, IS W BY oplrss' ana No W
East Main,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE Of STOCKS N NEW YORK.
sv- rho rnas pranch q co. Bankers and rrokergs

is SALES:
400 Missouri Pacific .......s.sst.
Nash. Chat. and 8. J......
511o0 Nhw York Central ...........
200 Norfolk and NVesterr.......
10000 N. VI, ont. and West......
& eco Pacific Mail ......s
$3.50 penfisylvnrin II. H...........
SiO, Peoples Gas (C1licago) ~.
$500 Pressed steel Car......s. ...I
1920 Pressed Steel Car, pfd...5
1870 Republic IL and s., cOili..,.l
112oO Republic /. and S.cpfd. .....
$500 Reading, COM. 4.
ReadIng, list pfd. ex. div..i
Reading. I'd pfds.............
1000 Rock Island, com. \
Y 400 Rock Island, pfd. .......i.,.......
200 sloss, pfd
s. j.. and 8. r., "a pfd.....
400 is ~. and Southwest. pfd.,
10000 Southern. Pacific
1000 Southern Railway, com ......
400 Southern Hallway, pfd.......
Seaboard Air Line. com. ~.
\ Seaboard Air Line, pfd ~.
1890 Tenn. Coal and 1roll........,
2o0o Texas Pacific ...............s
10000 Union Pacific ..,....j.p.s
400 United states Lenther.:........j
1850 United States steel 500. !.
5Gsoo United States Steel, pfd....s.s
100 Va. Car. Chemical. com ~. ~.
400 Va. Car Chemical, pfd...5.
III 400 Wabash, conl........ .........
700 Wabash, pfd....... ........i...Il
400 Western Union !. . AZ.
500 wisconsin Central .........,.
100 wisconsin Central. pfd 1855 $3.50.
Total sales 1861, 100 shares ares
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Richnolndcrs in New York.

Especial to Tho Tlmes- Dispatch ,.a!.
XII NEW YORK. Feb, 20 = broadway sSemtral'
W. q, Day; yIctorn, J. y, M9ksly, II =, I.
land j. Bryan York, j, Gillooloy.r i. 8, Anr
.drews,9 II, ~, Stokes Navarro. M, .Sss i.
Malone. s$I EgS Il. s3i A s9$fi n (, s@si
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS 4
bEANuT MARKET.

w A., Feb, 20 .-PEANU IT'S
Spanish--Alnrket firm at 90c!; receipts aincreas-
Ing. he " Il nIaa--A firm at 3A Gl4c for
fancy stock machine licked, shelling
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Low RATES VIA K,,lF. 8 p. r. r., Ac,
coUNT9PRE 81 De .riAlilflAuGu
TON WAS II IN CT ON / MARCH a,

4 r,or Individual ticNets--$3.75 round trim
from Richmond, ,Proportionate rates from
tickets will he sold March 3D. Sd, and
fo,, morning trains or March Ath, sched-
uled to arrive NashlnEf1toIn, before bel. II
a a FINAL return limit of{indiydual
] stuset vii be extended TO March 18th,
;nrlnsiye, If deposited by the Original
3nmrehnser on or before March 18th, with
p4n ns Richardson, special agent WASH
; ystp d. q. whose address will appear
oml tickets and upon payment lof fee Of
sio0 on each ticket ~ time 81 aeposlt,
X. b NJ. r. TAYLOR
Traffic; Manager, X