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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-11
RECEIVERS SALE

Pursuant to an order OF the United
District OF Virginia. entered on the Sd
day OF Nov. 1905. in the matter Of the
Home Supply Company Bankrupt. the
Nov IS, 1905, beginning at o'clock on
that day, proceed to sell at RECEIVERS,
sale or public auction, all stock Of goods.
con slsting OF Furniture Crockery, eto.,
West Broad Street, Richmond, Va.
y - $50 ROBERT N. POLLARD
GEORGE 4, HANSON,
Receivers.
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COTTON.
Especial to The -Dlsputch.)

(Speclal TO me eS-Dlsputch.) ~
NEW YORK. November 10.-The report
OF the Agricultural Department. issued
. te making the condition q the crop
TO finally silence the pessiln!st!c propho-
cies OF q small crop. The criticism that
was directed at the department by the
short crop extremists for the alleged
mistake in Its high condition Of a month
ago. has doubtless made tho authorities
the report published To-day, and tho
trade generally seem to have overlooked
the tact that to-day's report finds prac-
tical confirmation In the report, OF Miss
Giles, issued on October SOth In which
she made the condition Of =, me Grop 81 or
OF October. and 72.1 on the LIST OF Noycm-
gTTho, ' report OF October 8, 1901. made the
condition OF the crop 75S. 4 normal do
iterioraton during the month Of October
cent, which would Indicate 4 condition
at this time last year had report been
published of GS3, or almost precisely tho
figures Of to-day, In other words, think
1t Will now DO CONCEDED that according
10 the Agricultural Department. the con,
diuon Of the crop to-day is about equal
such. being the case, II now seems liko
the bindest futuity to expect q cron es-
innate from the department. on the Sd of
December of under 100000 bales. while
my own investigation, taken In conjunc-
ton MIN th ni, census report lead me to
i may remark that an investigated re-
Gently conducted by me leads me to the
conclusion that there has been practi-
'cal!y no reduction in acreage In GcOrgins
and the Car0lInas.
(sgned) THEODORE II, PRICE,
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Atlantic Coast Line.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRo-5
H STREET STATION. 3y.
EFE'ECTlvN SUNDAY. APRIL 1sTH.
9:O6 "A. M.-A. z. =. Express TO al points
800 A. M.-Petors burg anu Norfolk.
12:l0 T. M.-pelersburs and y. and w. Wesa
800 P, M.-Peters burg and Norfolk.
s4:l0 P. M.-Goldsboro Local. 81
6:46 T. M.-PeteIspurg Local. as8
g7:25 r. M.-..Flortda and West Indian LAM
ted tt. all points South.
9:9 2. M.-Petershurs5 and ~ and ". West Z
TRAINS ARRIVE HICIMOND-DAILY. ~
~! a. NJ; 7;42 A. n "s:aa A.. "a. ''lo;G
r. M.;7:46 P. M: 9:18 P. ~.
Except Sunday. s.sunday only:
c. s. CAMPBELL. DIV Pass. Agk
W. T. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. ACT.
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ID = cd Richmond,
IN ! IN Fredericksburg q

r,
ar."'s Asavs tsIehmonu--Northward.
4:l9 A. M.--Day-Byrd 81. Through.
SIG A M.-Dally-Main 81, Through.
7:S A. M.IWesk Days-ElDA- Ashland 49,
$40 A. A.. ~. --pa'y-Byrd st. Through 1osal
!? :o5 noon-Week Days-Byrd 81. Through
AGO P. M.--Week Days-Byrd st. Fredsricke.
burg Accommodation ~ IA N Z 4 s1s-Iss
sos r, M.-Dnily-Main st. Through 55sj ~
$3.50 +. A.-Wsek Days-Elba Ashland Ao-
g0e p M.-Da.ly-Byrd St. Through. u
Trains Arrive Hlchm ond-SolJthWoPd.
$40 a. ~ M.I,Week Days-EIba, Ashland Ao-
$40 A. M..Week Dnys--Byrd ST F,ednels-
S:3s A. M.-Daiy-Ryrd st. Through Is
u:60 A. A.-Week Dnys-Byrd 81. - ,fhIuur4....E
Local Stops 257 6f-3 + 3s5'I1 ,'l7-s
ss:A F. M.-Daily-Maln St. Through.
6:4' P M.-Week Days-E1ha Ashland Ao-S
S. BDaiii1yByss 81 Il r 9asssf
80 P: M.-Daily-Ma,n st. Through. 3s2
NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Paror Cars On
all above trains, except trains arriving Rich
n7odntons. ~. E.l65 1{s 4
J, Tins q arrival. and departures ana connee-4
". p. nuKn Z. ". culP. ". +. TAILOR.
Gen'L Mani =. ASST I. Gen'L 1dan'r.s Traf Man.
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Big Increase IN Profits,
(snecial to The Times nisnatni,

$ lsnecial TO The Times-Dspatc
NEW YORK. November 1O-,The Repub-
lie Iron and Steel Company reports for
the year ended Juns ;tth Lrofits Of 81
year. After, deducting depre:ariJ.,. inter-
est. etc, there is shown a surplus Of
$l,373 Il against loss Of s254,13s In the
previous year.
sloss- Shefrield-The Estimated earnings
OF Sloss-Sheftteld Steel and Iron for Oc.
tober amount to $4,000 above interest
and taxes The amount Of pig iron de-
livered during the month was 42I0O
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N &&7A!vvK0ito|k&WeSterll
An
October l.l9&,

5j October l.l905.
LEAVE RICHMOND SDAILT. gj 5s I
z 900 A, Al.-NUitI OA4IA LAAllE.D. ,asiJ ArUYeD i
Norfolk IL 10 a, ~. stops only a. PaterSbssSs
9;cS K M.-ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk
PRESS Parlor Car. Broiler Service. Petersbut
to Linchburg und Roanoke. Pullnian slaepars
Roanoku TO CoIun, JUS. Hlueneld to Cincinnati
also Roanoke to Knoxville. and knoxvtlis. 70
Memphis. Cafe Dining Car Roanoke TO WI
''I I:o r. AI.-RoANokH EXPRESS, For
Farmyllle, Lynchburg and Roanoke. s5E{
800 r, M.--OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar
riyes Norfolk $50 r. NJ stops only at PoteTs-
burg Wayer.y ana Suffolk. Conn ects with
steainers 10 boston, Proyidence New York.
Baltimore and Washington. Il sf} iyz.Ss
= s:5 5sf =. M.MNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman Sleepers Richmond to Lyachburg and
Itoanoko Petersburg to Bristol. Lyn:hburg to
CrattanooEa. Memphis and New Or.ean1' Cafe
o:5o p, M.-wEsTERN EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleepar Richmond and Petersburg TO- East
Radiord and Roanoke to Chicago Cafe D'n'ng
Car. 1, ~, :. 40.
r. NJ; AND s'ls ?. NJ. from Norfolk II - A. NJ
W. Il. BnvlLL. c. H aosLEY.
Gen'l. Pass 4Aet DIST PasA Ast- +
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Cousin Of Beecher Dead.
NV Associated Press.)

lBy3 Associated Press.)
Il SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Nov. 10,
Dr. Amourette NJ. Beecher. daught er Of
David Beecl1ct, and a cousin Of Henry:
Ward Beecher and Harriet Beecher
Stowe. died last night after a brief III
ness, 80 years old. She was a prominent
educator and philanthropist. She was
edu Gated In medicine and gave her time
and skill without charge to suffering
womanhood. whose welfare had been her
life work. The body will be cremnt ed at
Ter. +~nOlIeSt
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Young Man Injured.

Dr.. wItten. OF the nm bulance, was
called to Warner Moores. Seventeenth
and Dock Streets at 1890 o clock ycster-
day to treat Charles Channering, young
man who had Sustained scalp wound
while attempting to jump over the eleva-
tor shaft In the building. Mr. ChannerlnB
lives in Ashland. His wound was treated.
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Demand for Locomotive.

4 NEW YORK. Nov bar 70--Thc heavy
selling OF american Locom".ise disclosed
ket for the stock ana that while he
pool made no strenu.,ls efforts 10 sbs-g
tain the price there was always n readi-
large block came out and WIS we'll tax en-.
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Fireman Loses His Life.
~ (Rx AssocInted Press.l

(By ASSOCIATED FFess.)
q PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. 10.-Jolln
Ayles, fireman. lost his life to-day In
fire, which damaged the wholesale cigar
store OF yahn & Mcdonnell. Fifteenth
and Chestnut streets. to the extent OF
s. 700 Ayes was overcome by smoke and
died before hospital could be reached
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Bank for Powhatan.

The State Corporation Commission has
granted a charter to the Bank OF Pow
hatan (incorporated), Powhatan. Incor-
porators: ], w. KIdwell. president, Buck
Webster sprln gs; j. II. l<idwell, cashier,
buckingham. Capital. $4,000. Objects and
purposes: To do q general banking busl-
ness, -
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Human Stone Quarry.

Il CHICAGO, Nov 10-A dispatch to the
Tribune from st. Cloud, Mimi. says: John
Janski, Of this city, % years old, is a
human stone quarry. Fourteen months
ago he was the victim Of an explosion in
a stone quarry and ever since then the
doctors have been prospecting, every time
with good results.
Four thousand pieces Of stone have been
removed from various parts Of Janski's
anatomy. A piece OF granite Weighing an
ounce came out of his arm in on opera
ton yesterday, and another Of half an
ounce was removed from the socket OF his
eye, which was lost in the explosion.
-Four times week Janski. without TAX
Ing an nnaesthetic, submits to the knife.
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Daily Court r ecord
Supreme Court Of Appeals.

Supreme Court Of Appeals.
Court will convene for November term
at IL o'clock next Tuesday, November
18th.
Law and Equity Court
Suits institutcd S p. Clay VIZ. Postal
Telegraph Company. Alleged damages
$1,000.
City Circuit Court.
Miscellaneous: Charles r. Davis VS..
Annie Comrades. Attachment docketed
I1enrico Circuit Court.
Decree entered yesterday: Moore e son
VS. Cartwright: Funston administrator VS..
same, etc. decree OF distrlbutlono
Hastings Court.
Cases tried yesterday: Sadie Ovens ana
Sadie Belle owens. petit larceny, one
IsbytEhs NJ IA SNls pin'.a'fl petii larceny.
six months; Douglas smith. assault ana
battery. fifteen days In jail.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Nov l0..-The cotton market
was extremely active. sales being estimated at
fully n million bales, while fluctuations were
Very rapid ind compa rativcly violent. The
governments condition report, lssued at noon,
caused very sharp break In prices. from
which there was comparatively slight re-
covery toward the close with prices finally
steady at net decline OF rag points. The
opening was firm at an advance OF ran points
IN response 10 higher cables and the continued
big spot business in the English market. Wet
weather was also reported from all over the
belt. but the initial bulge attracted heavy
rcaliZ!IIs. and With good deal Of urcerta .nty
with regard to the showing and Influence OF
the governments condition report at mid day
the market sagged of during the morning to
e. decline OF about 51G points, with March
selling around lld5. Inside OF five minutes
after the report was Issued March touched l. IS
or Is points net lower and In another five
minutes had rallied TO 1l.e3, or just about 3
points not higher. This was followed. however,
by renewed weakness the report was c.rcu-
lated. and outside selling orders for long ac-
count were received with prices in the after
noon at about the low point Of the Season.
Active months were Gao points up from tho
lowest ut the close on room covering. and
there was active buying all tho afternoon on
reports OF q strong spot situation. Tho gov
ernments report mada the average condition
6s.s per cent. against 7l.2 per cent. last month.
Receipt OF cotton at the ports to-day were
d6,703 bales against 4a767 last week and II. s52
last year. For the week OBSTINATE $50. OnO
bules against 345.230 last week and 3aS. 6a9 last
year To-days receipts at New Orleans II. COS
rf1c pt,,A lppA rs,,1H TYz..
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QUARANTINE REGULATIONS IN THE
SOUTHWEST, ACC OuN r YELLOW II
FEVER NOW REMOVED, AN
SERVICE RESUMED AS

SERVICE RESUMED AS 555 5s
HERETOFORE.7 #
The scaboard takes pleasure in an
nounclng that quaran tho regulations for
merly In effect through the Sou Invest
have now practically all been Withdrawn,
and passengers may again be tickcted via
seaboard through either Memphis or New
Orleans to Southwestern points. The Sea-
board has now double daily service be-
tween Richmond and Birmingham. maxi
ing the fastest time between these points.
with through tr4lin service. New limo
from Atlanta to Btrmingha with heavy
steel rails and agniacent rondbed; short
est line between these poln ts 4
For Authorization as to rates. tickets
or Pullman reserva lions. call on any Sea-
board agent, Richmond Transfer Com
pany, or sS5s s ~ 5ssas s ,i5
II. s. IEARD, ". NJ. TAYLOR,
Dist Pass. ACT. Clty Ticket Agt.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Rcporte by RotEers, McCabA And Col

PETERSBURG, VA, Nov 1o.-PEANUTS-
Spanish-Steady at sl0O per bushel with
good demand; receipts light virgnias-Steady
at 3hc. for fancy stock; machine picked. 2A1
Sc. Smelling stock. 1i4Q3l.c.; receipts light.
DRY Goods MARKET.
4 FALL. RIVER MASS. Nov. M.-sales in the
print cloth market for the week arc estimated
at about $500 pieces. The demand for goods
during the week has been somewhat better
than the gales would snow. but owing to the
indlsposition OF many OF the mills to be free
sellers at present prices the total output had
been held down from what 1t otherwise might
have been. Prices have continued practically
unchanged: regulars being quoted at So and
wide &c at SC. e
NEW YORK, Nov. lo.-The dry goods mar:
ket to-day grew more Intense from the buyers
fenced In securing either satisfactory prices
or dellYerteR. -.A
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NAVAL ernR Els

E wI1AfISGToN. N. c.. Nov 1o.--sPIRITs
changed; receipts. n casks. RoHn-Steady and
unchanged; receipts. 4o3 barrels. Tar-Firm
at $3.50; receipts. IS barrels. Crude Turpen-
tine-Firm at s3.55G475: receipts. ITO barrels. II
SAVANNAH, GA. Nov. 1o-TURPEN-
TINE-Dull at &C.: sales. 1874 casks; shipments.
2. 333 casks. Rosin-Ftrm: sales. 2378 barrels:
receipts. g. 1893 bnrres: shipm ents. 2,539 barrels.
CHARLESTON, q S. c.. Nov. lo.-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-NothInE doing.
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steadv. No. spring wheat ssas7c. No, 3,
ses IS ys!!ey; ~ Ssts ,Ss G;s 4
white ssd ansG fe S1 S Sasey
iair to choice mailing. 4odlsoc. No, fa&seod.
ese ITO; PRIME n M,aty
lard. her 100 pounds s7,o217. 0o; short ribs
sides (oose). s7,2oq1,ao; short clear sides tbox-
ed) s79zl2, W'hskey, bnsls OF q high wines,
Steady; creameries. l7,sq2:Mc.: da!rles, l7q2oc,
Cheese-F!rm at mark. cases Included. s0c, ;
lirsts. &c.,; prime lrsts 24c,; extras. 8c.
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CHEAP RATES TO ALL WINTER RE-
SORTS VIA sEABoARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY, THE
FLORIDA SHORT
Min Fl.

Round trip winter tourist rates arc
now on sale by ali senboard agents to
winter resorts at greatly reduced rates
via the Seaboard Air Line. The Sea-
board Is the shortest line to Florida by
many miles. and has the fastest time and
most com plete schedules; service unsur-
passed. Two daily trains running to
Florida without change. The only di-
rect line to Camden, Pinehurst and other
Carolina resorts.
For I'LL information as to rates or
schedules call on any Seaboard agent
Richmond TRANSIT er Company or to
H. s. LIZARD, W. NJ. TAYLOR,
Di3t. Pass. ACT City Ticket Agt
WINTER TOURIST RATES, VIA THE
ATLANTiC# COAST LINE
3s RAILROAD
Winter Tourist tickets are now on sale
to all Southern Winter Resorts. via the
"A tlnntic Coast Line. This line Is the
Shortest, Quickest and most Elegantly
Equipped between the North and South
it offers to health and pleasure seekers
service equalled by none. You make no
change to Florida points; have two
through trains daily.
Full Information. apply to agents OF the
g, s. CAMPBELL, D, P. A.
g$ss 556F Richmond. Va.
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REDUCED RATE TO COLUMBIA, s. c.,
Z ACCOUNT OF NORTH CAROLINA 4
PINE AND LUMBER ASsOClA-
TON, VIA SEABOARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY.
The SEABOARD begs to announce rate
OF one and one third fares for round trip
to Columbia account Of the above meet
Ing to be held in Columbia on November
10, 1905. The SDABOARD offers the only
direct route from Richmond and vicinity
to Columbia, running two daily trains in
each direction. without change. both
trains having through coaches and Pull
man sleeping cars. For all information,
call on any sEABOARD agent or the
undersigned
II. 8. Lizard, ! w. M TAYLOR,
D. p. A.. Phone 4U5. c. T. a.
$50 East Main Street
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
{ BALTIMORE, ND. Nov. 1O.-Seaboard Air
Line. common and Notwithstanding doin.
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SpOt COTTON cl6seU quiet, Il points lower;
midding uplands, ll,c5; iniddling gulf. lloo;
salcs 92s bales
Cotton. quet; middlinr. 1iC5; gross re-
celpts. S697 bales sales. OPS bales; stock e3s 100
bales
Brltain. 10 to Franco and douct COL from Con-
tinent since September LIST.
Tutal to-day at oil ports--Net receipts, &C. 7O3
bales; export to Grent Britain 1901 bales;
to France, 1883 bales to tho Continent $50
bales; stock. !, 0Sa, SIG bales ''3 i
Consolidated at oil ports--Net receipts, $40 sci
bales: export to Great Britain 1870 90 bales;
to France, aiS bales: to the Continent, 8s IS
bales. Al n
Total since September LIST at all ports-Net
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ers. s2.8a5.oo; bulls. s2at.oo; stocker. and
eeipts 1900 head. Market steady % strong.
Choice to prime heavy, - s5G5.1o: medium 10
good heavy. &4S5GS4. s5 !: light weight butchers.
- o5a6.l0: good to choice heavy. mixed. s4spap
1876; packing: A.spd4.4. heep-Recetpts. lO,-
600 head. Market 1OIo6c. lower. Sheep $40
$50; spling lambs, good to choice, s7a71.
Fl NEW YORK, Nov. lo.-BEEv Es- receipts.
1913 head. Good steers. 1o1lsc. higher. Native
steers S3.5oi5. 40: w esterns. $780, bulls. &2.2bg
rs; cows. 81. 4oGls Is. calves-Receipts. 175
head. yeals. f4Ho4s.B grassers. s4.5o.f Sheep
$40: culls.5 s,.5oq3co; lambs. ss.eoa75a. Hogs
Receipts. 2.sl2 head. Market firm; no trade
OF Importance.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va, Nov. 10, 1905.
# SALES.
Atlantic Coast Line pfd-lo at $780,
NIrginia-Caroiina Chemical commonly at
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For New York.

Via Night Line Steamers (except Saturday..
making connection In Norfolk with Main Linc
Bhp following day at p, NJ. also Norfolk
and Western ~. * 9 4. a. 4nd aP M. and
NJ, making connection daily te1cept Sunday
At Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at
p, NJ.
r. g. BOSWELL City Ticket Agent, sos u,
Main Htree.:-J. F. MAYER. Agent. Steamer
Wharf; r.. b. WALKER, v. r. and r. M,.
New York. N. 2. :
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Total sales stocks $500 shares.

! MONEY AND EXCHANGE: CLOSE
Money on call, strong: 1-2115 per cent;
closing bid. Z: offered at 10. limo loans,
stronger: 60 days and 80 days, 6 per cent:
six months, 5 1-2GG per cent Prime mer-
camille paper. SALT per cent; sterling cx-
change. weak at actual business In bank
crs' bills, at S4S5. S5GrshS5.90 for demand
ard at s4.s2.25G*4 $3.50 for sixty day bills.
Posted ratns. si.S3 l.3 and s4.s7. CONNER
cIal bills, siS2 1-SGi1-4. Bar silver, 1921 rs;
Mexican dollars As a. III, 5i.sasi5
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\ld Dominion
~ Steamship Go.
Night Lin e for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening (foot Asa
stre-.) at q p. M. stopping at Newport News
en- route. FAre $3.50 one way. $3.50 round trip.
including stater0om berth; rneas. b0c. each.
Street Cars to Steaunera Wharf.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Nov. 10. 1906.
QUOTATIONS.

CATTLE MARKETS,
CHICAGO ILL, NOV 0.vCA1'fl Ere;
cepts, $500 head, Market steady, common
to prime steers. isgs. 40; COWS, s2,76ua9o; hslf-
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GAIL LOAN RATE
GOES A SOARING
The Weeks Currency Movement
Runs Banks Losses to Nearly
$1o,ooo,ooo.
FOREIGN PRESSURE BARRIER
High Rate for Money Precludes
Funds Being Shipped to
European Points,
FOREIGN PRESSURE BARRIER
me Associated press,)

NEW YORK, November lo.rhe rate
FOR call loans went to 10 per cent. again
today and the estimates OF the losses
in cash BY the banks for the week on the
currency movement ran from 5000 900
to nearly $lOOoo,Gm. Novertheless( stocks
showed effective resistance to pressure
and later in tho day developed aggressive
strength.
The high rate for money Is an effective
carrier against foreign pressure for funds
upon New York n,id foreign exchange
made a further wide decline to-day The
attractive level of money rates was said
10 have induced large offerings from
outside ccnters. and for account OF cor
porations and capitalists ut different
points In tho ountry. The calling OF
loans OH the part OF local banks, how
ever. kept up the rate most of the time
above II per cent. Foreign markets were
discouraged nnnig by the Russian troubles
az shown by the fall In Russian bonds.
There was no further transfer Of cur
rency TO the interior. The activity OF
the stock market diminished Il good deal
In the late dealings, but there were only
small concessions from the best prices.
and the closing was fairly steady.
Bond were Irregular Total sales, par
value, +3,22O.o0O.
United States rs advanced Is per cent.
on call.
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SEABOARD5
AIN LINE RAILWAY

1-9-1SN.
TRAINS LEAVE R1ClIMOND-pAILT.
9:lO A, M.-Locsl--For Noglina and Etaucsst
1880 +. M.-Sea board Fast .da!i--5AyaanAh.
JRcksonyilie Atlanta, Birmingham ana
nouLll y eGi t2alas II. 4 ailt zs.
10 100 p, A.-Seaboard ExprGs-saya nl4:. IacH-
sonville Atlanta, Birmingham and sSoutn-5
s5 west. ~ y 5
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:a5 A.7M.--Fyom Florida, atlanta And boull- 4
ass +, si.-From Florida Atlanta AID Soutst--5.
$50 4 M.-From local Points. :, 4,
II, 8, Lizard. w. NJ. fLNk
dat. Pass Agent. City Ticket A3snl
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J, B, ELAN & CO.,
Auctione ers. I
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WINTER TOURIST RATES, VIA THE
ATLANTicS COAST LINE

STEAM BOAT s.
Alaska forum., 1905-03-04

it is their mode of warfare. They demonstrated this fact by their official exertions to screen their corruption from public exposure through the grand jury at Rampant two years ago, and by their manipulation of Judge Day last summer on the Yukon. Charges of corruption have not been put forth against these officials through any per sonal malice; for were they not true, we would be publicly challenged to prove them which we have always been anxious and ready to do. We shall continue working on this matter until the present official oppression is removed and the rights of the people respected.
Alaska forum., 1905-03-04

The FORUM has made a just fight against corrupt federal officials in this division. It has confined itself to facts and has asked for justice on behalf of the people. 1t has been outspoken and has made no false accusations. It's statements stand uncontradicted, and the action of thessepatei shows others cognizantl facts along the same line.S Our case hos not been presented one, half as strong as it could have been made. We are in possession of facts of much more serious nature than has. been made public. We believe suffic- tent corruption has been exposed to lead the people to realize that Judge Wickersham, Commissioner J. Kindley Green, and Deputy marshal George Dreibelbis are not the proper men for the official positions they have been honored with.
 The criminal part of these accused officials corruption have not, as yet, been made public, but should federal grand jury be impartially drawn from the body of the division, and be not hampered by officials as was the last one at Rampant, sufficient matter can be given them to leave no doubt as to the truth of the charges so far made public. The FORUM has been threaten ed by these officials and their hench- men, with all manner of dire punish ment for the stand we have taken in this matter It is our duty to work for good government and the interests of the people; and we propose to do it. We wonder that no under-handed, dog ii--the-manger act has not been played
Alaska forum., 1905-03-04

publicly pronounced as working for him. Even Brady broke away from him while their names were before the senate committee. His tenacious ten dency for federal office and political prestige is ftly matched by the avaric- ious, mercenary proclivities of his local representative Commissions J. Lind ley Green.