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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
LOST IN TILE SPHERES.

Mr.. Kinkel bought Santos Dumont's airship Ike
for the purpose of going the different planets
he could photograph them thru telescope One thin
which led him to this adventure that the
fessor of Yale college who had disappeared while photo
graphing the planets Mr. Kinkel loaded his airshp wit
thirteenth Of May 21o5 the ropes were loosened and
was off, First, he determined TO approach Venus and
set out full speed in the direction his chart led him.
was soon high and his observations showed him
was 1000 miles the earth He looked sharply abor
and his eyes attracted by strange planet in tn
north, toward which he directly steered On and
went until he enough to look into deep ho
top wa it he zthere4 He looked
closely and saw it the frame of the arshp Of tt
lost professor! He had discovered new planet. VIII.
should he itf He thought of giving it the
the Yale professor who had lost his life its discover
and then another came to his mind. It tsRac
IN the ring, indicating the airship in the round ho
and from this he adapted the word racinkling
e B Seventh Grade, BONN FaWkes,
hood. 1855 Calhoun
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
A LITTLE ADVENTURE.

In the summer of zoos, when was cruising thu
Hippopotamooa islands, went to pay my respects t.
set for the capital ring huts enclosing an ope
circle in which his majesty sat throne, under the
shade Of palm. He seemed all body, surmounted by :
small head His skin was almost black with dirt and ex
posure His taors bill not heavy, two three rag
about his body heavy worthless necklace tuft of hal
artisticay the left ear, and his state attr
weldy hand. Everyone knelt myself. The king
tiny eyes sparkled angrily grinned impudently. H.
gave and 9th
dered yet managed to shout in English, stop' They
did, tho know not why. Drawing myself up to my full
height, advanced and shook my fist in royaty's fac,
and Numbered in his language which had learned t.
speak fairly well, II American! America il
much bigger than your country the is large
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
A FEARFUL, WONDERFUL FOWL.
Honorable Mention.

Honorable Mention.) - - =
'tMary, you must stay in or you will catch your
death of cold,' said her mother one day. Mary
was five years old and did not like to stay in from her
play ssOh, dear! I can't do anything in the house.
May ask Ralph in to play with me?' eyes, II you
dom make too much noise.' "An right. After
awhile they grew restless and her mother said: Let 8
see who can make the best game.' 1T know cried
Ralph. F'Come along, Mary and we will surprise your
1nother'' Away they ran In little while in walked
two of the most curious looking birds. This kind of
bird is good sized with large WINGS and when it walks
it grunts and when in the air it gives shri hoot tho
sometimes it talks good English. Its body is covered
with something resembling shawl, sometimes red or
blue, often plaid, and sometimes it changes its skin
with another Of it's kind. On its head IS horn OF
It eats like Squirrel and its favorite food seedcaes
apples and raw carrots. It lives in nest resembling
clothes basket It quarrels sometimes and tears OF
its horn and declares it won't play,' and the name
of this curious bird is the 'racinkling.'
A Fifth Grade 5-z 5. ..r.@>< CARLTON Ralph,
Garfield School, 1917 Columbus Avenue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29

Study this picture and say what time Of day It Is
There objects plainly shown the picture that will
tell good observer whether it is morning, late
afternoon. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
A RALEIGH OF THE NORTH.

"Who can locate Racinkling and tel
me all about it?" said the teacher to he
scholars. : Forty eight hands flew Wild,
into space and one very enthusiastic
scholar sprang from his seat into the aisle
so anxious was he to recite. The teache
laughed as she said, "You may reeite
John.'' .~--.. = ~e,@-. --s--<.
'tFor more than century, people o.
every civilized nation have sought and ex
plored, spending millions of dollars in tn
hope of finding supposed land beyons
the north poie,'' began John. ''They ha'
almost given up in despair when Ger
tain Captain Lannon came back from al
expedition and announced to the aston
ished world that he, citizen of tn
United States, had on October 90, 200e
discovered a beautiful island just north
west of the north pole province. He sal
that this island was not inhabited excep
for the forty men whom he had left there
The soil is favorable to the production o
wheat and other grains and the climat
resembles that of the state Of Minnesota
No one has ever again safely reached thi
many have attempted it. It is called Rae
Sc Of the few people living upon it; tina
n.y. It is hoped that we may some day fin
route to this island. Racinkling may the,
able possession Of the United States.'
Grade, LUCILLE Cooke,
soboo1 OAK Prvant Avanue g
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
WHEN THE CORN WAS GATHERED.
Honorable Mention.)

Racinkling is a word for "rustic." Tho
it has not yet been put into the dictionaries, am
sure it will used entirely instead of the word rus
tic'' in the years to How the word ever came
about is more than any of simple brains can under
stand The first time it used at country
huskng party. When Of the boys was jumping and
prancng around trying to draw attention, he stumbled
chair and fell baby, who was coming from
the house to the to what they doing The
lady the house, hurryng out to what had become
of the child turned the just in time to see the
catastrophe and screamed loud enough to wake the
neighbors: E'Tom Brown, you're always racing and
running into everybody. You re regular racinkling
A Seventh Grade, Anna Fleming,
Emerson School So Twelfth Street S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
\ COTTON MARKET

SNFlWG YORK, March S.-The cotton market
|shOWed d moderate Improvement in pol or
|actlvity With trading somewhat moro general
|andii commission houses. having some buying
orders, based presumably on approximations that
1.-The continued rain In the. tSonta would lead to
small receipts In tho near future and I,oss-
bly, cause delays In preparing for the new crsp.t
las this would indicate, tho market ruled gen
|era ny s5 stcndy4to Nrm closing mt nearly the
best point OF tho session. 81 re 95
THE opening was steady at unchanged to IN
|adyanee Of 4 point or lust about us duo on the
cables haYG was come demand on Inc call
from room traders, but after working Z up .
lord points the larger estimate for to- nlorrow's
receipts att New Orleans caused scattering
lidnldation and n break % practically the open.
Ing figure Later however. tho inarket rallied
lon n better demand through wire houses with
Southern connect Ions, md during the middle
session ruled generally ST ady Ito firm with
prices in tho early AFT eriioon averaging about
7Gpl0 poinas net higher .ater local prntession-;
alg$ who had bought early took profits itlnd
prices ensed or about A4b points, hut were raj;
lied again In the last few. minutes by q res
neWed demand for local bulls he mnr clos
linz very steady mt u net advance OF 7GgJ points
Saies were estimated ut I5o, 900 bales, Part
receipts for tho day, while smaller than tho
recent average, We're well above last year 81.
and the estimate for to-IltorIows receipts We're
liberal. 5$ t's3 81 - 3id RIA S
94iy5 bales against 6b6s l;lts week and 1861
last year. For the week laRtmnted) 0C0
bRles against 157,sE last week and 6l,esa last
year.. tro-dny's recelpts at New Orleans twero
l,I,73S hales against f.Glt last, year, and at
Uouston 14,1C5 bales Fagaiust Liz last year.
Cation futures opened steady and closed
March opsR HlF Ess Ley ;s c'9. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
RICHMOND sI'RODUCR MARKET.
~. al an,,y JJn.esB otherwise stated these

n,,ot atoms arc wholesale prees) XII X u,
REssEr nc ULrRYTarks sss !. Ghenst) ?,
Choice, nndrawn. psr pound, al5Yl9s fair to
G Gsoa un nnarawn. per poana lole far
GOOD ! 'unilrawn, per pound. 1ocs; chieksns.5
sSoI ndawn nouna 1si5s fa'r.0
e eS undrawn. per pound ioosters,
choice \, pSnna I D iS
DGaSsf g. Rgsae 'ns
,-cA. hons per- pound. II Il2c.;a ducks. pee
noun lsGlsc turkeys. hens per pound los:
turkeys Eohbiers pep po par head
RtJTrER dairy packed. per pound.
,7asc choice family packed per u7g
i I'm etore packed, fresh mixed, per pound.
isssisc. rol$choice. ellow per pound. lS9p&9c.;
r roll mixai per pound. y allSc.; common grades.
pens I esMIn crates fresh. nearby dozen.
IN crates. fresh, per dozen. Do.i n barrels,
frssh:, hsE hogs small
pound, eIs,sc; hogs large. per Mound toISe
VI prai Sausy
s III p9,na ioas
o1nas sa,ss
81 .iopi so tlackeye 10. per bnshst yl ;e2:
leans ney ssn'sshe .o StsoY
per 14 4Es'sy -; CHOICE per pound
p psaS Iess G sSsan sSs $751;
ab1 sse SAsse
prii buls per pouna s&esc. :, /,
7s wI Tpesr Gears w @ia
ter 81 ral;t, s57 90: winLar patent, LOO
iC Id Blckwheat per pound ~ n!eaa
sy sssed per lon ssso1
y. DO; bran. SD. so sl,co III IN n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
SPECIAL EXCURSION TO HAVANA,
cUBA, AN p RETURN VIA. soUTtd'3Ssi
ERIN j RAJ EWAY THROUGH {gll
JAckSONVlLLEE AND TAM

NII5 5I1l F1FSi @to,VV y M VI, l.,,I
gon March Goth, Southern Railway VIII
sell special tickets to Havana Cuba, and
return at s4S SAID tickets include measls
and state-room bertl between tampa ana
Havana In both directions, geturn limit
Anil 10th. Tllis special party viii be linz
ited to 100, Make your reservation
AT once You may leave Richmond
1880 noon Wednesday, March goth. arrive
1ampn following evening when the pa!a7
'tlal steamer will be awaiting YOU Specials
IL appointed through sp llnlaIls, day
coaches and dining car segSlce the nigh
est standard. of excel lepcei 8,
~, Nv, w IlSrBll fsY 4 loi.a III A..
Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
:L oose Leaf Tobacco Market

Tho sales of loose leaf tobacco $OnfSlite
warehouse floors were consld erably larger
yesterday than on the day before and
more OF tho better stock showed up al
though thnre were mo strictly 1ne goods
to greet the eyes of eager buyers. Some
good sun-cured filters sold up above ne
offered brought satisfactory prices.
Desirable obaccos,aresi an active demand
and Will mot fail to bring good money as
fast as they may be offered. II "A Il. Il
The first sale to-day will be {at Cren-
lshaW's,,s second at Shockoe. third at S tohe-
wall and the fourth at .Shelburne's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
THE FAR WEST END.

Monday night. Mr.. y. x, Moren. The well
known fisherman and hunter, entertained q
party Of bachelor friends at his hospitable
nome on Walnut Street In a card party.
Among those present We're Messrs. Leonard
Ford. Anthony kretzer, Willie snipber, Julnn
Hancock, Caesar Gates. Parker pIlIard. RANK ise
3oelyonl, Eddie stulnpf, Casper Bowles and
guest of MI ana MIS- william vi n oMara. ~
g Liberty BELL Council. Daughters OF Liberty
meats Thursday night at Westhan Hall, cor
"a Airs. q; q inrbrpngh is Improving fter
her recent Illness 5Rt her home on West Cary
Miss Maggie aIlchrlst Is visiting friends and
relatives In. Washington. D. G. aa
ngnolia Circle. ,No.3e. ~. a: q. Lady prulds.
gave e delight guessing hea''rlnuslcal en-
'tertninhlent at Wcstham Hall on Tuesday last
The entertainments proved quite interesting,
and several prizes were awarded TO tho lucky
guessers;; AFR. Lewis nonini was tho winner
tho cake was won by Miss prunt,
R ns roa
and and Coax Me-" Misses and Master sLefswieh;
butterfly Dance, Misses Hazel and Kate Asher;;
Miss Mnmye Ityall Plano Selection s Rivers
q Alabana." Miss Lola Wlll!amsi Song aud
Appeal,' 4, &. Tetty; Comedy sketch, ''ISle
phatsgrsnh aa!eTyn TottS Miller ana
parody Lewis kraeks Plano s9lessSn Fro
.Everythngn Violet Kerrich and May Jones !;
Musical Selection tselentea. West Elnd Angels
Earcissus Dance, Misses Kate and Hazel Asher;
Duett (matrimopyl. Mrs. tIargrayeS and Mr.
Hudson; Recitation The Old Fashioned Boy
Miss Mary polln Duet, "Wedock,n Mis
Navajo Joe'' and ''Alabama.' West End
y Mr., II, 81, Mosby, of ciobchland, was In tho
West End vest erday visiting friends. n =
Star and Crescent Daug htcrs Of l.borty meets
Friday night at {Felvidere Hall. /. Y (. s.. 81
Miss Jcsslca Donald Is the guest Of Miss
LILLIAN Hanmel, Of Washington. y, O. n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09

II BA1irIMoRE.i1l b.. March s-F1 oUR-Quiet
and lunchanged heat-Dull; spot. contract r. g
pie. slQIls. Cora-F ir1ner 4; spot and the the
month, s5e.sc; southern white E co ,s
-Firmer; No 3 western. SIS as7c. liter
3stead fancy Imitation, 27@esc. do. creamery.
a2Iesc. Eggs Steady Mt and unchanged al PFC
5cLecse-Tirm and unchanged. ", Sugar-strong
and unchanged "a 80 3S2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09

s NEW YORK March Bl--DEEy eceipts.
5a aid higher: bulls steady; thin cows loc,5
lower; medium and good cows stead y to strong,
$40, Calves-Re tpts. 1850 head. Market
stendy to shnde lower. Yenls. $ts, as; lit Ole
calves sad3.6o; no bnrnynrd 8ca yes. la Dressed
calves steady; city dressed veals. "a 13c per
pound; country dressed 7dDllisc,. per pound.
shacp anp I.Amls- ocelpts, $40 3head. sheep
81 5oao %; = culIs, $aifIC0; lambs $7Qs,4o: cus,
$3.50 Hogs Receipts. Il, e6S head, Feeling
Etn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
SOUTH E|;RN RAJ Az,

SCHEDULE II = DEG: |; n 1904
a -. irItAIN s. $LE.AWlE r fIMO ND.
e 10 a ---lJail Local for Chariot g, IN Co
4 IA fIg Ni-Dnily Lm ted--Buife :EullmAn TO-
A-so ntu and Eirmingh ham. New. 0rleAn
Memphis, Cha 81. and al the South:
4 IA % M TEX Sunslay-SEysvllle oca!
80 y, Ne for sail the south
IL 5StI.5st',ss, Y DIRK RIVER LIN
IS n,ba fayorlte route tn Baltimore ana t1iste
poIn ru Leave ehmoEd 81 40 r.. N MondayA
Ws IS P asa and
7. y 9M yyinxcept sunday West Point.
l4 '-V connsc ting With steamers for BaltlmolS8
Ag 4. md rIvar landings Mondays. Wednesdays3
4 $ and Tridnys Steamer .calls a. G!once3tss8
WI Paint Alnonds and Clay Ba nh. - -
4:4s A. M.-Except Sunday ,ocal mixed 4oE
slfIsA AiSs RRIyE RIcHM,o;NS;D
u IA AZ n. and 6 AZ p M From oil the soulh.i
S:sS i, Nj From Keysyilll ~ Z. IL 4
Wsdnssays sna Erlas yoH ~
), - 1 s3RI; sTBuTtYiD d. Riohmond. va
C,,N,. W " N ioyviEfI W.. II TAYLOR 3&
d ., tiS - p ! n NJ, g. F. A,
35 e, =. "A EXERT, a Cent. Mgr,
3T9 yynshing ton d. ~ Isl s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09

/; -. q - ~, y a. II N
Nortnern .r c,n 1o3ss
= ~ ~. 7 ~, S97h
gregom Sn VI a,nv as 1854
!, a y
l,.r ~ tror n con- S.. 1SH
St Louis and san nciscot 70 4. sIn
2 - - ~ "a IA . 49,. 91
IA a5ls
,,,+ern * y. 1871
~ Il ~ ists 122 n
= cA s; n.t "a NJ eatrr SO s.
I.,1 .f A. a.
racinc a Y. 134ss
fIie ss I. -; 8. ~
81 u, Ists I. 11s
st. J1eh 14a " =. *. 70h
y, a. . I. 4. 92la
III II aka sri 54s 90
Nviscnn an AS 94A
Ny and % S,oI,ateral Trust KS 95la
ai nf Cssnrssia I'd :. G3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. 4
Richmond. Va. March s, 1906.
fas}s OUOTATIONS TN {Bi f "A IA
WHEAT.
+ CATTLE MARKETS,

B CHICAGO. ILL. March CATTLE-Re.
ceipts FL 900 head Market steady to 10c. lower.
AZ 7SfDs III; stockers aud feeders, s. .5014 90:
bows. 81 :.eifers, saga Gamers y soi
40; bulls. ss.tolp4, 10: calves. $50. EioEs--
Reccipts 80 oC0 head. Market b4t0c lower
Mixed and butchers, 81. soas,l 10; good to choice.
heavy. S5QI5 20; rough. 81. ;st; light si15R
5.N5 bulk OF sales. 81 10. Sheep
iwethers, IS, Goa .0o fair O choice, mixed 500
$50; native lambs. o. 70. .sg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
13ltt 2 ~ ,ls5.
+ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
..ProRr3oE5 WE.

& PoRr3oF WEsTsPOINT.S MAR CHI s. 1876.
~ is3sss2 IL I'd la RRIVIS11.
i Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore passengers
and general cargo &S =. fs3 f&
al Elm City. Haynes, Nlattnponl r ver landings.
passengers end general cargo. 9%54 (E Il {ibi
Gs3$iy s5t SAILED. s&
h Baltimore, Courtney Baltimore passengers
!, Elm City, aynes n1attaponi River landings.
passengSrs and gene cargo F'
Y PORT NEWPORT@NEWs, MARCH s. 1905.
gii j 81 " ARRlS ED. ~ nj 'ssf
A Steamer Martina, New York. 5Ssi5f +
n Steamer LaLkonla. SWa nsea. S 5s&SS5s
y Steamer Knnawha, Liverpool. e SIiys5
Z Steamer Lugano, New York III y
e Schooner w. NJ. B.sI>almer Boston.
SAILED. ls sP3 &
Il Schooner Mary W. Bowen Providence.
& Schooner James B. Drake, Boston. q n & 3
Schooner Future. Savannah. Il,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
ornER PRopUcE MARIlETs.

'tittSAN -
NEW YORK March SCI S III TKZpnl a !,
lower inter patgmh'I b ak s
Dull Gornmsa- STEADY Nominal, Bar
'ey yIeut L1,asy, No. e red si,ls% o.. y;
4 fIan n.y. OPTIONS weak; bearish CROP news and
hasy selling e Jay, the aa ,aa May
eiosed At slis&c, July 0sfae; septempef'
09sac, t3 q * ,e,; ~ ,o,;.o,or ontions
net unehangea Nay ssssa s 81 asSe IVY
Bfeeesteady. Gut Meats- Steady s hardy
S,sany u 1t ssa5 1nrpsn y.
c.offee---Spot Eio, auct; mill, QUIET FttulSs
steudy, bfpi0 points net advance SSa r !,
rm fair refining S naH a,e asS;
Rec Rica-Flrn solusscs- teady ..e,,s q. ~. 4
utter--Weak; creamery, 222sg!Sc. ;5a st .as
dairy slsss nearby selHSI lea
sqpt da1pnsa aS ss %R,to is,sasi4e
i'ets % y, Island :. sl5emlssH
Stnte ana Western, 80 y ersey
ssafS paannts fancy ham,dIple s,ss
other domestic, Sh l6lac Cap
Jay Steam TO LiYerpool. loa}l4c,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
OFFICIAL RANGE and SALE Of STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
SALES:

GJ00 a.. G., IT,, com Is,
u 400 Amer. Grass Irvine l.......t4l
Co20D Ainalgamnted Copper n ~
S1SG0 Amer. Garland Foundry ".
h Coo Amer. Car and Fouh. pfd..y
Amer. Cotton Oll..s...i s....s
Z 1000 Amer. FOB, pfd...,....t.....l
1000 Amer, Can 3....,..
1910 AMIR. Can, pfd.. .....i
400 Atnei'. Locomotive, com. ".
II 30 Annex Locomotive pfd... Y
1890 Amer. Sugar (. ..t....
39l0O AZ, II. and IS. 1re, coir,s..f
t23pO "a. Il. and IS. 1rc, pfd .......
ls300 Baltimore tOhio.g.. ~.
s5400 Brooklyn Rapid Translt...,J
. 200 Canada Southern .........i.
1890 Canadian Pacific
800 chesapeake and Ohio. $3.50
100 C,hl.. Great Westcrn..
4 5000 Clii.,s Mil. and &y ]. +.
$500 Colo. Fuel and Iron. .....,...
= GO Colo. Southern, com. ......,S
200 Colo. Southern, LIST pfd.
100 Colo. Southern. "a pfd......
300 Clcv., CltiS Gill. nnd 8. La
Cons. l'ob.,4 p. c. bonds...
! $500 Consolidated Gas ..........6
1880 Delaware tlnd Hudso,l.....,S
100 Del, Lack. md West.
5000 Eric. co IN n. ". Y
900 Eric, 1at pfd. .s....,
400 Erie, I'd pfd... .....S
General Electric ...:... ......i
4 COO Illinois Central
400 Louisville and Nashville.
Y 800 Manhattan ..... Z.
400 Metro. Street Railway .,... \
PIG Mexlcnil ntl1il S..E!...... \.
4 2DO. Mo. KAN. and Tex. com !!
4 400 Mo. Kan. and Tex, pftl. v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09

eexeitement to-day Wheat for July delivery
broke si Kc. from, fhe highest point of the day
Other options shared An the Wealsnsgs; a sy,
Wheat vas largely tl,e cause g. the sharp De-
cline elosng price fef gly Ms1s amo ss
;Ssns eli E. ne. Nay ~ down ~ cvip
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
al, 4, BoNDE5o 8, CITATIONS.

Ss':::, 81 8
Goiora a. and Sou hcrn 4s h. 4. 4. D:
af1,,ha sa tes I. 104
Snnyor IA Fan C,n ma "a Il. !. @
Dist s,,c,lrities H. . :. 7sA
E,rfe anror lien az
i, rje cie,,e ri d a Z. q. 91h
Fort Worth and Denver q " lists. iIgtl
Hooking Valley rs
Il ,rs stIin q "a Naah Iyn,ned III lO3 ne
Nfnniai I, conso gold AL. !. Jos
Central y. !. ".
sf.rt 10 - Tient nI 1st Inn q % &
Min ana st Louis 4s aotLeret) 96t
sNrisso,,ri nsas and Texas as
Mtssoilri Eansas and Texas eds u. s.
National r. sR. OF Mexico con. s3
FSte,Y Yrrk Central gen s d.
Nav 3Jerse y Central gen. u.
Northern Pacific 100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09

S1y rcf,,nd,nr a. reristered \. Z. !. !. 1o4t
iI1.S & II unIns. "a. coupoll u 104.
mo 81 IA D. ~ 81 II raj I. 4. N 1917
N q a. fcn,,ror s. &. 10ii
III 81 New u. 4 rcris N red M . . 132i
nj q Nav al co,ir,t;r1 . 4. \. !. y 132i
II 81 Ola 4s ,.er ~ sred . 40 Il
Il II s59Tld III cniif,on I. '105i
x roimcco AaI tIficat es. +.
American Tobacco Ga. cert
5Atchison general Az ~
Attention. nd justnnrt 4s. w:
Atlanic Coast Line III,
HAtimpre and Ohio 49, 1ui
ia fillmore and Ohio 3ias "
Central OF Georgia 5s 70
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc. 81
Central of Georgia "a Inc. 6s
iChesaI,ea1se and Ohio 1gS
f,ncs,gc I3 nd lncy new a. :. I. 100
Chicago. u. and 1'acli II: n 34s $500. ~
Chicago. r, IL and Pac. r. r. col. 6s....g VI
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s8,,,J,11;s:lC,5ELi;LiLj[IANEOus 5NIARKETs.5

NOR Il sefp2. 10. Sheep Steady at ;a2S955
d ausbs-Sieady at s.. z5G8. 90. ?hfT 80 ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09

as1 Is 55 !;
July al,s ;s y
ssep ri ss, \. las 7ss US 5ss
9 f,ses,s5e4 .S q 7 re 7s s5 e
3middling unlands, % ddlng gu s,lo:
Cotton, quiet; middlnE. I. %: net Ireceip 20
bales: gross, i7s6 stock n,
export SO Great Britain. 1856 baes; g t the
Total ts-day at al receipts. q lse
bales: export ITO Great Britain S.4i3 spae es
TO the Cont ens ,a3i bales ia pan, 9s9t
bales; Is IexIco bales; stock 6as baiss
consolidated ut all rec &c y.
81 saf ss Is h he
bates; 10 Japan, es bales y ale8'eo' eVo
.bulcs. FL IN 5ji AZ a. !. I, x
receipts, bal export TO Great
FrnnGe e., se
.f 90 snso Mesiao sss b 9s 3
@ Consolidated nnd toll since ~
are re ytsed n gnties. III s III
NEW ORLEANS. y. March s--C s ~.
Spot cotton nctive and hrn Saes S,o,
Futures opened steady about Monaay g
and 'Irics 4 gradually advanced until March
had gained n points at 7.3i. the other active
positions making similar gains The
New; Orleans $500 ba1es; Houston o09 ha leg;
Galveston a 1000: total % bs9 bales against
q 400 same day last year The war new! VIZ IS
bciveing that peace will soon be lee Jared, Dis
patches show that MI cotton mills ar. work.
Ing III time. The ina rket clesea steAu 49,
Cotton futures steady h1ar ch 7! .a s IN y
April, June d'S. ~, ~
T,,ly III 81 August Sep elmer. 400
?4s; October 74aar7 November. ts; De- De-
5cember. I. 6Daf7 So, b. IN 5$8
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March a, MISUNDERSTANDING light; market
steady CHOICE, $500 6ses; prime, IS ..oE34o,
Ilogs-Re celpts light; market aatlye, Prime
ycrkers, IS. 10: light workers. IS IA; pigs,
s5.16d 8 I rough s4G 10. sheel,-Supp!y l,gnt
market slow. Prime wetners, So lGa lS p; com,
calves, S7qP1, 80, II st 4 HI S ~
q cINc1NNATI o., March s,--IIoGs IS trongt
Butchers, $3.50; comnlen SiQo. W. ca ttle'-4
Steady, Fair to good shippers. s4at,'o; cons
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Supreme Court Proceedlngs.,,
Appeals vest erdayl We're :: llesapea kei and
Ohio Rall way COMPANY vs., atocls A.
Sous, fully arg ed II l,ys 8. ~ bland 10 z
plaintlf I'M GRO lld II. q, Avery and
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n kN7!MlN6jiit1Ik'&'N| 6 ! Il ! /

III S LEAVE RICH MoNDS DAILY. SSls# 5ia
i$ 100 Az OItEOLtk l4IMlTED.EigA Arrives
Norfolk Ill 40 MIS- tops only at Peterabuts.
a Ss A1a s 9Et9Is.A xpREss. s BUFFET.
garlor Car etersburg Lyn,ohh " Y Z ana
bus, Bluehed to Cincinnati " also Roanoke e
Enoxy nd ISnxvil,H a e
: :io II ~ M.NRoXNeo Isn pREss for Farms
VII Lynchburg and Roanoke .t.sLs b
800 oGSAN sIi Z, T +
Burg Wayerly ana Suffolk gig Connects With
istoalncrs 10 Boston. Providence New sYorls.i
rs #. For N arfos and all stations east east
$ q 40 r. r. NEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman, Shoppers to ,ahu
burg Sto t;hattanoog Memphis and New or
:so RI. 1Ni.--sT. LOUIS PEsESS: Pui!man
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and ROANOKE sto
c9 Trnlns arrive frenl the t2 e
p M4nnd o:1s p. NJ 4. from " orfok y 10 ~, ~.
and 6 $50 p, M. fs ~ Is 33
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