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'LOANABL FUNDS
MORE. !. plentiful
Professional Operators 1 [r'1nc dll-
ately Began to Purchase Purchase
Stocks.
WERE FORCED TO SELL ~ LATER I. e !
------------. -------- \. ii
The Result Was q c 6 cradle
Increase III Activity Clos i.
ing Tone Heavy.
WERE FORCED TO 70 SELL ! LATER I
nv Associated Press.)

Nnw Yo1tK, october 17.--An Increased
.nnnly OF oannblc funds which appeared
M Ftho call loan market this morning
started the professional operators to-
ab,,,,inr stocks. 5t5 THO rate for call loans
recoyercd later III the day and stocks
4 bought earlier were sold out. The re-
guilt was a considerable increase N tho
1. nciIyityf In tho market over that Of yes
IS terday and on several preceding days
,TIe days market enforced the opinion
that d large waiting Speculation is re-
strained from entering the market only
a Thc large supply Of funds early IN the
! day at per cent. was offered by bank
ors closely connected with tho flotation
Of the Japanese loans. IA, 55
inthe market so that this extra demand
Is effective I'M running up the rate TO-
wards the gold export point.
Rates for time money In New v Org
were strong, and the bid for sixty Gays
loans was advanced to 6l-4 per cen cent IT,
with the nsklng rate at 8 ia per cent. Y.
5is During tho upward movement OF prices
4 the coalcrs continued conspicuous and
tho high priced members OF tho 1,ss r0n44
4 The general prosperity In that Industry
sthere was no news to explai the move
4 mei,t, which was attributed largely 70
speculative operations. The meeting I'M
being held IN this Sly o. 9rga ndavnces
Z.
h Ia the prices OF different lines Of IN e.
ishcd products gave a firm tone 70 .tn -
steel Industries. The Repupilc saIs g
stocks we're helped In addition py gos FOSSIL,
= AT to morrow meeting. +, =,
81 Tho announcement Of the entry OF
United States Steel md General Electric !,
Interests into tho American Locomotive
!, directorate was takon to explain the
nrevious advance in that stock the
day,s net movement was inconciusive,
and the closing tone was hcavy, Win
e iosses as d rule. Bonds were Irregular.
Total sales pnr value. $4,000 ,o9o. .g
United states 2's and the new 50 reg :
y istered declined is. and the new .,
Il coupon, advanced IS per cent on eau eau
Total sales. b54,soo shares shares b ss.
4 MONEY AND ExcHANGE-CtOsE:
!. Money on call. steady 1-2Ggb ~ psr
cent; closing bid p; offered ~ to,n
time loans. firm 60 days. - Mo ~ ~
4s4G5; prime mercantile paper, oVo 81 - -
nor cent; sterling exchange, strons; WI" w,
4 actual business in bankers Dlis q )
s4ss.25@4s6.3O for demand ana ~. u :
sa$S.4O94.S2.45 for sixty day bills; POSI-
ri rntes. $4.S3 and s4.se1-2q4.s7; COM
,ncrciai bills, s4s2G4.S21-S; bar SILVER SILVER
90 @ :" MEXICAN dollars, Al 4ai{ Ia
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RATES REDUCED TO PETERSBURG
REUNION, OCTOBER 25TH,
40 nj n o7TI 1oO6 gfti

Account the above OCCASION, tho At
lantic Coast Line Railroad VIII sell
tickets Richmond to Petersburg and re-
turn, at rate of one first-class fare plus
rs cents, tickets on sale October Esd,
gath and 25th. limited to return October
Goth. 1905,
b On October 2sth the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad will sell tickets, Richmond
to Petersburg and return, at rate Of fifty
900 cents, good returning on same date
only, acoount Battle Of tho Crater.
For further Information. apply to
agents OF the company, the Richmond
Transfer Company or
M * @. s, CAMPI3EI4ta ID. r. Ar
S3S East Main Street,
" N = II III &. Richmond. Yas
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SPECIAL LOW RATES TO NORFOLK
ROANOKE land CHICAGO VIA
NORFOLK g. WESTERN

Medical Society Of Virginia, at Norfolk
October 24th-27th. $3.50 round-trip.
Tickets on sale October 2Sd to 27th, In
Fcusiye, with final limit October &c. 1905.
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
tion. at Roanoke October 23d-27th. s7.S5
iround-trlp. Tickets on sale October 23d.
oath and 25th, with final limit October
20, 1906.
National Baptist Convention (colored).
at Chicago, ILL.,. October 25th-31st. $3.50
iround-trip. Tickets on sale October Esd
and gath, with flnal limit November s,
1905. IA
Fl For tickets and full information, apply
to j. II. Knowles. City Passenger Agent,
S3s u. Main Street; Offices OF tho Rich
mond Tnnsper Company, or w. Steele.
Ticket Agent. Byrd Street Station,
ea5 c.. TT. sBOSLEY, 5
District Passenger Agent.
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head fssds., 'Sw seer ss
4.75; heifcrs. sea4.oo; calves. sl756p7.75. Hogs
Receipts, 49, 900 head: Market firm. Shipping
and selected. so.4o@5.65 mixed and heavy pack
Ing s5I5.37i light, S. a5a5 % pigs and roushs.
1904 n shcep-Ieecelpts. $500 head. Market
lambs. ;i.s5Gl7.oo. II
NEW YORK. Oct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
per pound. Calvcs-Receipts.1 1855 head. Market
steady; city dressed yeals. 9lllaiac. per pound
and fed calves, 5siec. per pound: Sheep and
Lumbs:--sReceipts, 2.sSs Il head Sheep s,sady;
lambs. s7.l5a7. 30; culIs, 800. IIogs-Receipts,
$3.50 head feeling flrmer. State and Pennsyl-
Yania hogs, $5.G6l0.& 20.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE cotton market
rallied several points during the early session.
but weakened In the afternoon and sold at q
\ slight rally toward tho close on covering. With h
the final tone very steady at an advance OF
points to n decline OF points as compared
With yesterday. Sales were estimated at 100 90
bales. -,
6 points In response 10 higher cables: Tho
wen ther map showed very favorable conditions
through the delta, and the market at irst
worked of . or points TO firm up again. and
for the end OF the first half hour on active
covering and soma fresh buying. promoted by
tho smaller estimates for Tomorrow receipts
al Houston, predictions for rain. followed BY
and rpcoris q buying for the account Of Of
about $50 points the market rsedrt weakened
without reading bearlshly, reported no damage
from frost. and In tho afternoon December
sold at 9,52 and January at ? 90, or $40 points
not lower. Covering BY early sellers was re-.
sponslble for the fAlly of a or, 6 points toward
the close. Southern spot markets were 1'16c.
lower to 1-16c. hlGier. .& 10
Receipts Mt thafports to-day were 6o,Sf baleH
against Is, 6i0 last week and 9l,p0 last year.
9r the e. s53 20 900 bales agsns
receipts at New Orleans 6. 400 bales Inst 80 20
last year, and at Houston D09o bales against
2S 500 last year. {stS
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SOuthernR Railway,

scH aEFIE TIE N I RgE E OCT y 1905
~ s. M,-Da!ly-Local for harlotte, NJ q. @
Atlanta and Birmingham. New orlsa IA y
- memphis, Chattanooga and all the South,1'sl
~ L. M.-iGx Slnday-Keysvile Local ,li79 SS88s
II w Z. -Linitsd-pullman read u M 4
r. MI, for all the Sou tn. 7ll@ a -;
YORK RIVER LINE ilt AZ n {53s} NJ
Inc tavorito route TO baltimore and Eastern y
p points, Leaves Richmond 4:2o p NJ, daily.
2:i6 F. M.-Local-Daily-E Sunday, I'M III
4:ZO +. M.-Except Sunday-For West Point. n
connecting with steamers for Hal tiinorc
and river landings Steamers call at YORK.
Jays and Fridays, and at dloueest ter Point
and ~ Almonds Tuesdays. Thursday and i
AIS 4; M.5txeep. sunday--Local mlr.A ta,,
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
i N:o3 y. NJ. and 6.42 p, M.--From all thu South
3& P. M.-Fron, Charlotte and &Durhnm, EES5Sss5
s'40 a. M.--From Keysville and intermediary
s;s a.. Nj baltimore and west Point. e:
day. Day SO e & T =, sa'ly exeap. Sunday
d ". wBsTBIrRY. B. p. a.. Richmond Va
+ 8. II, HARDW1CK,& w. Il TAYLOU. M
q. B. SPENCER. aen'l Mgr, 4 ~ M 3
Washing ton, D. c. Esls
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct. 17.-FLO UR-Firm Tith
better inquiry Rye Firm. Buckwheat
iFlour-Dull. MISUNDERSTANDING. Cornineal-
Steady. Rye-Dull. Barley--Dull.
E Wheat--Firm; No. red. 3lh c. elevator. OPP
lions showed !aGiHc. net advance. Decenner
corn--EasyE No. 2. elevat and afloat, So.4cs
Options .a6pAo. higher. December. SAG; May.
so4c oa,sasteady mixsd s9as ,ssas r,cl,ed
e atsass; 9ssiesh steamed refnsa
aue,; compound. "a IS. 5oI5. $1N. b Perks; cady
sTallow-Steady. Rosin-Stea1y mt $500. Tur-
Ientine-Steady at 701IG71c. q Il Isl . . EEs
= Coffcc-Spot Rio. quiet; No. Invoice, 9-l8c.
mild, quiet; cordova, lCJlsc. Futures steady.
ga it points lower. Sugar--Raw, steady; inir
refining, &C.: centrifugal. 35sc.t moasses sugar,
2&c.: refined. quiet. Rice--Firm. Aioiasses-
Firm. -
Steady and unchanged Eggs---Flrm and un-
Peanuts-Easy: fancy handpicked, 3INac.;
Others steady 5d5hc. Misunderstanding: Maine
si75Tl so: Southern sweets. sl.l21l.7 TO- Cab
bages--cuict and unchanged. Cotton-by steam
to Liverpool, 16I17c. !. i
Cotonsced oli-Easy under freer offerings.
Prime crude. {. o. b. mills. lske,; PRIME , sntn
mer yellow, .51s5lic.; prime iina, Waite .
primo winter yellow, 9Sl4ac9c.
CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. l7.-Reylsed reports OF
a partial grain famine In Russia were manly
responsible to- day for strength In the wheat
market here. At the close wheat Tor Decent-
Der delivery was up it%c. Corn shows q e Gai ~
OF ,ac.; oats are up 40 &C.; Provisions are <zsfp
nc, lower,
al
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. II. 1905.
ARRIVED. 5ta
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. nlerchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line. - 4
Steamer Pccahon tas. h Graves. Norfolk. mer-
chandse and passengers. Virginia Navigation
Company. 20 y
$lsz3 Sailed. IN IA
dis, ssea and passengers old bominlon Il line
PORT OF WEST POINT, OCT. II, 1905.
IS ARRIVED.
Charlotte, Murphy. Baltimore passengers and
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RYGOops LMARKET

K, NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE attitude OF buyers
ono OF Increased conservatism. and yet there
was general 1rmness on all lines, brought
about largely by the fact that SO few goods
We're available for early delivery Buyers dif-
fered In their views about future buying. but
all admitted the difficulty Of securing goods to-
day. st55 n; a 5sss 81
n s,5i 8g5 NAVAL STORES. BIT
|. ffyHILA1lNGTON. N. IS C., Oct. 17.--sPIR1TS
TuFpENTINE-Quosed at ,e7Nc.; receipts q
casks: Rosln---Flrm at g est receipt t., ~
re!s. Crude Turpentlno-Firm at s.. esT+, e I; re-
'e sspAVANSA a.i GA, otc. ii. -rURPENrINE-
Firm at 6sikc.: sales. 80 casks : receipts. $50
casks: shipmentss. 0. Roln-Firm; ales, 1881
barrels receipts. 34S2 barrels: shipments. 2.c4i
barrel ytl7. Il ~. ~.
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothing doing.
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]. l., 900 bales; to tho Continent. 7a.en

j. .
Franco. 1900 bales; 70 tho Continent. ae27
bales 2}al I. ~ . ]. Va 3. i2y . .
Total since September 1st at all ports-Net
receipts ITS lib bnles; export to Great Britain,
ibG5i3 bales to France. liz. 35G bales; to the
Continent. 400, GIL bales to Japan, $50 bales
g 10 Mexico. 100 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. r.:-coTroN-sDot
cotton opened firm and closed easy, but not
qnotabiy lower. Sales $50 bales, including
It's to arrive. Quotations unchanged. =.
Al the opening prices we're about points up.
Buying orders for time were r. suficio,nt,y
the opening Later In tho session withou. any
apparent cause. other than bear mHa;nipulatl1n,
or two OF last evening 5 nnals. IN the trading
December opened points up at o.6l' sold w 70
go. The market closed steady net po!nta
Cotton futures f,rm /: October. 9.5aga. So No
svember. s.55Gsj7: g December, 0oaa 81 ia 2
sry 9. s2 e. y7ys 80 :, 5a
10,o311o.o5; July. 10. o7Qflo, %. ,5 n
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
y Richmond. W. Oct, II, 1905
tiHVqi. 'ssi5 OH CTATIONR 8li.a5 I'M E =
CATTLE MARKETS.,
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET,
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)

p.oort s'ssk Makes ma ior 10 l %s.k
ending October idt6 is as follows:
Best seers aiHa5o extra ine SaG m Rmsasa
best be sG neier s,' ssSSic sx good shade RsRer
medium 70 good, sM ls,se; common 70 f fir
iMsI2Ne.; bulls, 2it Csc; veal calves, 6as1se; !;
extra ne 7c fresh cows ss9g5,oSSo per head 1an1
mon. Ell QI3c, MD cus, ,sdso; best lambs,
OK eomiI,9n to faar 81 aeis av,s seoGst!as
$3.50 per head; bucks common to best
best hogs. 6Mel6Ee. s1,ossi pigs, t@p.se.i roush
pro,pects p fair On "a ali 'klnds Of stock,
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SALES! {
400 A. q. III, m....s.......n
10, 100 American Shelters, CONS
1900 Amalgainated Copper ~.
1,1U Amer. Car. and Found s....
+ 400 Am. Chr and Found, pfd,
100 Amer. Cotton OH, com. !.
COO Ametichn Tobacco, pfj.a
4 400 American Can u.s.......,.
1000 Ainerlc.ln Can, pfd...u...
1920 Amer. Loco, com ........u
Amer. Loco, pfd......i....
COO American Sugar ...........
3,70O A.. 4. and s. 10, cotti..t
100 A. T. and 81: Fe, pfd...,
1890 Baltimore and Ohio........
"a, GOO Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
e 100 Canada Southern ,,...,...
$500 Canadian Pacific ..,...,...
5 z, 400 chesapeake md Ohio.....
1,700 Chicago Great WESTERN. =.
7,4OO chic, NJ. .Lnd st. Pnul....
1000 Colorado Fuel and i1rotl...
1900 Colorado Southern conn.,.
100 Colo. Soutllern, 1se pfd...
800 Colo. Southern, I'd pfd....
CT, c., G. and st. iEl...n..
400 Consolidated Gas ..,......
1920 Delaware and Htldsoii...4
Del. LICK and Western.
A,S0 Erie, com. ......t...!....,.
X 600 Eric. list pfd. ~. .-.......
100 Eric, I'd pfd. ................
General Electric ........t..
900 Illinois Central ...........
( $500 louisville and Nashville.
100 Manhattan ................
1900 Metro. st. Tlailyvay......,.
j 1000 Mexican Central ......:...
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Pennsylvania conv. INSTRUMENTATION. 1o41l
Reading General ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O:,,
ST Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s..... 15A
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s........ SUI
st. Louis Southwestern con. 4s.........,... san
Senboard Air Limo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 4
Southern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 95X
Southern Railway 5s.... 1?if
Texas and Pacific 1sts. Observation-Disclosures. 125
Toledo st. l.. and Western 4s..............s: sly
Union Pacific 1o59s
Union Pnfllc conv. IS. ................... Is iis
United Stntes Steel I'd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9S7s
Wabash ......................... 1lsH
Wabash Deb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ii 6
West ern Md. IDS Offered .................. SIN
Wheeling and Lake Erie As. ................ Dts
Wisconsin Central Observation-Disclosures. 96&
japan 6s, I'd series ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 877s
Japan ms certifca 9SA
japan AS. I'd lseries................. t)H
Colorado Ind. 6s series 9A................... 73h
Colorado Ind. 6s Hcrtes B:................ Tx
Southern Pac. LIST 49,. cert sSH
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prayer by Rev Richard Ferguson, after
which the MSsD. and Y. steamer, Poto-
mae gave tho now ship lurch and
she slid gracefully into the brlny waters
amid great cheering, music from a brass
band and salues from steamers.
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BALTIMORE MD. Oct nj 17MT FL; r.,
ana unehansea Gn reet s4he spot No. red
sss$;s nsf sa SsR si
ern white corn, 5lGDS5c. Oats--Firm; No,
mixed, ss1sc, Hye-,t'irm; No I? western re
and y rSha J5ssi frsy
indIe, B6pioc,; store packed lsQlsc, Efss-
Firm and unchanged. sugnr--St eady and un-
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[ Miscellaneous. Markets.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
sE fRrported by Rodgers. McCabe and Coz 4
+ PETERSBURG, EA.;& Oct. l7.--PEANUTS-
Spanish--M srket quiet at Sl.C0 per hushel.
Virginia-Market weak at 3Gl31ac. for fancy
stock; machine picked. 2Ac.; Smelling stock,
lSl21tc.
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general cargo. lS
Steamer Charlotte, Murphy. Baltimore. pas
seEgers and general cargo.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT II, 1905.
ARRIVED. H
Steamer Lordormonde. Savannah
Steamer VIator. Baltimore.
Barge Pottsville. Allyn $ Point n
Barge Lancaster, New Haven.
SAILED.
Steamer Bay view. Boston. al
Steamer Bayport, Portsmouth. Il
4 Schooner Singleton Palmer. Boston.
Schooner Charles A Campbell, Boston, Is
Barge S. R.. Meade. Providence.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. q 4
4 BALTIMORE, ND, Oct. 17-Selboard a
Line common and preferred-Sot quoted.
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The ,ea1inr. futures ranged as follows:
-..LtIl Omen. HIgh. LOW. CloSe

Cash quotations were as d Ss7o a1r1o
sIic; 81 yeile% sss No xSt oats ssG Ss5Ss
II. "a rye CsitdtGgc. Good feeding barley. $50
As fair choice %ehIngt ssss 49, H Srme
timothy seed 800 Mess pork per barrel.
slsoc@io 70; lard e per 19e pounds sh9rt
ribs Sides doosel short &C. clear Sizes
Vines vuTa 49, sc Clover. contract grade $3.50,
puttorSteady; ereaneri9,s w.; daries , lUM
at mark cases In cluded, l7hc.; tlrsts. zoe. !;
prime frsts. 22c.; extras, &c.
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n E&lzA!yh!N6lt0Iks';N'|'Iei'Sit|sl'!l |
October 1895.


LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. ;gS
]. 8 100 "A. SM.--NORF'OLk LIMIrED..& Arrives
Norfolk II 40 a.. NJ. Stops only at Petersburg;
Wnverly and Suffolk F5S ...'s&
asN 9 :06 A. MIST LOUIS AND CHICAGO Dx-S
PRbss Parlor Car, Bro!ler Service. Pets,raourx
Roanoke to Columbus Bluefeld to: Cincinnati,
also Roanoke to Knoxville, and Knoxville 20
Memphis. Cafe Dining Car Roanoke 20 sNVll-#E
'is:io p. M-RoANoKE Express. For
5Tarnvlle. Lynchburg and Roanoke;, 7, I, .6iG
rlves Norfolk $50 RI NJ stops only Ct Petsra,
steatners to Boston, Providence New II. York.
baltimore and Washl ne ton. 6 .is5ilsf4iSrH
les P, M,--For Norfolk and all sta tons east s
Z . 80 se r m.A.EEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman sleepors Richmond to Lynchbprg ana
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol, 5tynchbur1 70
Cha ttanooEa. Msmphls aud New Orleans Cafe
80 P. M.--wEsrERN EXPRESS. Pullmav
Sleeper, X Richmond and Petersburg to- NaAt
.Radford. and Roanoke to Chicago. Cafe ID ninSf
Tiaius arrive from the West 4 :.s a. a., 800
P. M. and 9:ls p. N, from Norfolk u 10 H..
ae orI S;s0 No. SIS 81; East Main street. . \
SEW, b. tBEVILl, G. II, SOSLU
VIVA Gsn'l. Pass Agt. OtsG. Pass. Att
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Nd u CT Richmond, 8
ENe A8E-. Freder ckeb burg q 4
an, 4b - tEsgS5


Trains Leave hichmond--No rthWard..is 4
q 4:l6 a.. M-Daily-Byr st. Through. rs X
As "a. M.-Dally-Aain Is 81. Through. sysIygta
4 7:25 A.. AI.--Week Days-Elba. ASH land 4Ao-s
$40 4. NJ --Daily--Byr 81. rhro Ugh Local
.l2:oj noon--Week Dnys-Byrd St. Through.
$50 ri M.--,Week DaysSBl ba.1 Ashland Aa.$3
a:o5 =, M.@pasly-Byrd St. Through.
r "a ns Arrive RIchm ond-9outhWard.
N $40 Al SL.--!NYeck Days-E lba-s Ashland Ac..
l4a rs comInodat ton Isl. $eE
$40 g S + g. 81
1856 A. {Ef.-Daiy--Byrd st. Through III a31
Il 80 a, A;--Week Days Byrd 9 T hrousL.i
s ss Kasl9 81 1hFsssh
s E MB BalllyByrs ST. 1s5ssxh
4 $50 r. AAI.-Dally--Main st. Through. bsSs;
"a NOTE-Pulman Sleeping or ParlorI Cars on
all above trains. except trains arriving Rich.s
nrond II 80 A.. NJ 4 week days, and local accom-
jmodntlons. Us 5{fsf8 N
Time 6 arrival. and departures and connec-5i
itinnR not guaranteed. l'3s2sss
w D. luke, 6. w. GULF, W. P. TAYLOR
Gen Man RS }Ass' t Gen'l. Manr.. Traf. Man.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

csIsasR g Md5ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Cool1ldo and Southern Observation-Disclosures 931a
C,ba S. rtnca tes 1864
Denver and Rio urando 4s.............:....310 1914
Dlsticrs' Securities NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Erie prior lien 1o2
Erie General Observation-Disclosures. %
| Forth Worth and Denver City 1st......... 113h,
Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. I112 4
japan Gs, certificates. :. 4. 4s7s
Louisville and Mash. Unified ~. 104h
Manhattan consol gold As. q. 1854
Mexican Central As, III
Mn nn and c Sc dI lst
Missouri, Kansas, and Texas is ........... 10lH
| MsB6ur Kansas and Texas Eds !. .......... S7h
National r.. r.. Of Mexico con. ........ S3A
New York Central gen. 3lss.. e97s
| New Jersey Central gen. 6s............... 1875
Northern Pacific 1O4n
Northern Pacific 3s. s7SE
Norfolk and Western con. Az. 80. 1olis
Oregon Short Line refundlng 4s............ OF 4,
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Miss Boots Now Barefoot.

Tho marriage certificate of p, barefoot
and Miss S, NJ, Boots was lied for record
dence or X. M, Tarltop.I near DIX. by Rev,
x. r. Barnett.-Roswcll On, Nd Register.
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RICHMOND srDuK MARKET.
virginia ccnturlcs-loo at ssA'

Rlchmond Va Dot. y. 1905.
SALES.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-03-17
An Orators Voice.

'Tn the church" says Emerson in his
essay on eloquence, II call him only a
good reader who can read sense and
poetry into any hymn in the hymn
book" The test is a severe One for there
are hymns which are wanting both in
sense and poetry. The essayist doubt
less intended to call attention to that
charm of a good voice which enchains
attention and indicates a rare Sensi-
bility in the reader ''The voice, like
the face, betrays the nature and dis
position and soon indicates what is the
range of the speakers mind. Many
people have no ear for music, but every
one has an ear for skillful reading
John Quincy Adams was said to be
so good a reader that no man in his
time could read the Bible with such
powerful effect. Mr.. Emerson, who
heard the eX-president speak when his
fine voice was broken by age, records
that ''the wonders he could achieve
with that cracked and disobedient Or
gan showed what power might have
belonged to it in early manhood"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-03-17
SCORE PERISH IN
NEW YORK FIRE
Occupants of a Big Tenement House
Are Caught Like Rats
in Trap.

New York, March 14.-At least a
score of persons were burned to death.
several were so badly hurt that they
nay die, and forty others received
slighter hurts, in a fire that practical
ly destroyed a ive-story tenement
house in Allen street early in the day.
The fire had gained great Roadway
before it became known to most of the
tenants and many of them were cut
off before they could ike an attempt
to save themselves. Thrilling rescues
and daring leaps for life marked the
fire. Scores were carried from the
blazing building. Firemen climbed
the walls on their scaling ladders.
braved the flames and reached the I'M
periled tenants.
Of the bodies thus far recovered the
following have been identified: Ra-
chael Solomon. 45 years; Jacob Solo
mon. 16 years: Isaac Solomon. Is years;
Jessie Cohen. Is years: Rose Wiener.
% years: Sander Wiener. years: Ida
Muskowitz. 10 years; Harry Kaufman.
10 years, Rose Miller years: Morris
Miller. months old.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-03-17
DEATH OF SENATOR BATE
Member from Tennessee Falls a Quick
Victim to Strong Sense of
His Duty,

Washington. March 1O.-The SEES
sion of the senate was a short one,
owing to the death of Senator Bate.
of Tennessee. and was devoted to the
usual action in respect to the memory
of a deceased member of congress.
Bate entered the senate iI. 1897. and
had been reelected to another term
beginning from the 4th inst. He was
born Oct. Z, 1926.
His death was caused by his strong
sense of duty. He had been appointed
a member of the senate escort to the
president on Inauguration day and
although advisedly by his friends to
stay indoors. he held his place to be
with the president. The result was a
cold, which rapidly developed into
pneumonia. and heart failure soon
brought the end. He had military
record in the Mexican and civil wars.
having risen to be major general in the
Confederate army.