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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-22


The Independent Club VIM meet
with Mrs. Sam Jones tomorrow at
three o'clock.
A. F. Cazier, of Dexter spent yes
terday with friends here, returning
home last night.
F. C. Kesler, Of Beardstown, ILL.,,
arrived this morning from Ell Paso for
a few days visit.
Daniel Goode E. d. Balcomb,
for a short visit.
$500 to loan on real estate. Write
e." Post Office Box No. TIA, Roswell,
giving particulars. 45t6
D. B. JacksonHEent to Canyon City
this morning to Spend a few days re-
ceiving some cattle.
George NJ. Smith returned last
night from a two weeks visit at the
Yellow House ranch.
C. L. Higday came UP from Lake Ar
thur this morning with a party of pro
spective and buyers.
l.. o. Fuller was here from Carls-
bad today visiting with friends and
looking after business.
Buy your wall paper. glass. bug
gy paint and 1oo finish at the Pc
cos Valley Lumber Co. 73tf
Mrs. D. w. Roberts left asst night
for her home in Estey after a visit
with Mrs. ]. F. Hinkle.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
will serve ice cream on the court
house lawn Friday night. alta.
A. w. Rakebrand came in from
Chicago last night for a visit with
his father, G. F. Rakebrand.
Miss Ida Roberts came in this
morning from Hope for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. J.. F. Hinkle.
Miss Oza Pitts came up this morn
ing from Artesia for a visi: of three
weeks with Mrs. j. F. 2rogdon.
Mrs. C. T. McClane went to Arte-
STA last night for a weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. L. w. Martin.
Miss Ellen Reagan came up from
Dayton this morning for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Susie Edmondson.
A. M. Weir returned. last night to
his home in Lake Arthur after spend
ing a day here looking after business.
Buttermilk 1914 cents per gallon,
delivered at your residence. Send us
address,. Roswell Creamery Co..
Sidney Birdwell and Arthur Jones,
prominent young men from Por-
tales, came in today for a visit with
friends.
Ladies desiring Eastwood for py-
work, can obtain it at our
yard.-KEMP LUMBER CO., East
st. 41tf
Besides having the finest rigs and
.rettiest drivers in town, Stockard
& Deem have gentle horses the ladies
can drive. J6tf
Ben Christian left his morning for
his home in Claude, Tex, after stop
ping here a day on his way horne
Pecos.
w. j. Brute, publisher of the Wax
Texas Daily Light. is in the
city absorbing sunshine to help
his paper.
J.. NJ. Hervey went to Carlsbad last
to attend the work of having
s~ubpoened for the next
ERIN of court there.
Have you tried Stockard & Deems
livery? They have the finest
'igs and horses in town and charge
he same price as others. 46tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-22

. LOCAL NEWS. s

A. ". Hair was here from Dexter to
day.
Bring your Kodak work to Walton's
Studio. 45tf
Ice cream at court house lawn Fri
day night. 47t4
DIR. Presley makes a speciality of
treating Catarrh.
Mrs. L. b. johnson left this morning
for Trinidad, Colo.
DR.. Presley fits glasses to the most
complicated eyes
A. F. Martin was here from Artesfa
today On business.
A full line of bottle and bulk pick
les.-U. S. Market. 22tr
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Jap-a.Iac-W We have i
Valley Lumber Co.

w. c. Reed arrived home Monday
evening from Torrance.
Look for E. L. wildy's ad. in ano-
the column for bargains. Att
G.. S. Johnston returned this morn
ing from a trip to Pecos.
Ed. Weisinger returned this morn
ing from a visit at Pecos.
Fine driving horses for sale or
rent at Stockard & Deems. 46tf
w. s. McCurdy left last night for
Artesia for a few days visit.
C. J.. Huskey left this morning for
Beaumont, Tex. after settlers.
C. F. Hare, of Lakewood was a bust
ness visitor in Roswell today.
]: ]. Veal came up from Lakewood
this morning on a business trip.
Ice cream and cake will be served
on the court house lawn Friday night.
j.. Walter Day came up from Day
ton this morning to spend the day.
Society teas are nice to serve with
cocoa. Ask about them at U. S. Mar
ket- 22tf
Fred Higgins came up his morning
from his ranch. sixteen miles south
east.
DR.. T. e. Presley makes a special
ty of treating complicated eye dis
eases.
Several brand new buggies just re-
ceived at Stockard & Deems livery
stable. 46tf
We still carry a full line of cheese,
Swiss, Brick and Limburger-U. 8.
Market. 22tf
morning from a visit with friends at
Artesia.
Call phone Nc. 9, Stockard & Deem, |
If you want an ~up-to-date turnout for
a drive. 46tf
morning to spend a few days inspect
ing cattle. |
Do not forget that The U. s. Mar.
ket carries a complete stock of can
ned meats. 22tf
w. E. Rogers returned to Lake Ar.
thur last night after q business visit
in Roswell. I
100 tons of prairie hay for sale.
Write for prices delivered. Box 217,
Artesia, N. M. 46t26
Tom York returned last night from
a two weeks visit at the Yellow
House ranch.
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See the ad. of Carlton, the leading
real estate man of Roswell, on tie
second page of the Daily Record. His
list of bargains is changed frequently
and his ad. is usually found In the
same place. He believes in adve-tis-
ing where it will do the most good.
and is not engaged in any schemes
to make the business mem of Ros-
well pay for his advertising by get
ting up circulars and asking other
people to take space to help him pay
expenses. He advertises real estate
for sale. for rent, for trade-and is
doing a good business.
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CAPTURED 30.0-P'.0UN ! I!
SP00KA|T FAX ,sE ! ! | ] ].
stalwart Virginian Drag ged| Ne Y :,
dunn Sh1.i elsings From 555
! Cabinet. 81 sS53i3
4 3specla1 10 The TIimea-DIspatch.>,

Especial to The Tinles-D ter. , sNt siE8S
NEW 81 RIl, March GA nothers spirit
8ualistic3 fraud was exposed n last night
when the Rev. NJ rs. II errman, q mate
Srlalizing medium, was ORA aged shrinking
IRON her ca binets ana TOSSED into N tho
center Of tie circle 81 dupes a ttending
her seance III her apartments, at NO
1903 Lcxingt on Ayenu e.t 4f
IN; she s was d most n substantial spirit.
weighing at least three HUNDRED pounds
and she fought like a. trapped tlgress.s
FURNITURE was smas ed, @ m en- ~ k nockedg
down and glass broken Def ore NJ TIerr-3
man and her hils band ere. final cap
stured. ts I'M si AS s$st ID as. FIN
When three gas Jets we're Il ghted / Mrs
Herman II was found ga sping in the Ger 7s
ter Of the seance room clad In q mass Qes
gauze, coatedaWithg phosphorescent paint
Half her spiritual garb ana her head
! piece were IN Y the poss zion 9 ~ Calvert;
Berwick, t Yirgi imam who made the
iseyDoslre ;s5eg
MI. 4: I3erwick'a mother a resident OF:
this city, has lost thousands Of dollars
In Investment made through the a adj
Vice OF the shirts, and Mr.! Berwick
stated last i night that he intended to-
proseoute,9 crlmihallyS ana sclyi lly, the me-
|Ydun,s lin this ltys re sponsi bio 4 for his
lnother's losses. a ~
The exposure was one n OF the m ostt
sensational and complete ever made in
+ this city. i Mr. Berwick s. cousin, Il Iarrt-s
I son Grlndley. was with lin Mt the
seance, and struck n q light while the
fight was going on in The cabnet.i I'M
mediately half ia d oxen or more confed-
crates attacked Mr.. GrIndley and Mr..
h 3erWl lex, and fought to proven t he me-
8dium being dragged Into the seanco room.
"A "A battle followed MI. GrIndley's at
tempt to q light the gas and 81 was not
until 4 he had knocked seVeral men down
n that he was enabled to i flood the room
with light. Il. a, S si#
rs In the meantime MI. Berwick, d was
mot only attempting to drag the pon-
Ederous Mrs. Herman out OF her cabl-$
net but was "A lso If ghting Mr. Herr
sman. who recognized noGstandard ring
tactics, but insisted upon trying to thrust
4 his thumb into Mr., fsstn'ick' s eye. n
~ He }6Whs finally tloored with I a. smns li-$
ling blow on the jaw and Mrs. Herman
was dragged nut into the light. ftis5
II n Mrs Herman was great lY EN- barrnssed.
! About her hung a mass Of cleap chess
cloth literally smeared witt. the phos-
Sphorescent paint while S g N re nlarknble
looking head-plece had been torn away
by Mr.. Berwick, who kept 1t as5 a trophy;
s AS soon rs released. III Mrs. Herman
scrambled % back into her cabinet and
closed the doors, IL
Immediately tho seance circle clustered
about, Mr., Berwick, and several graspedS
him by the hand and 5congrntplated him, *
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N Consolidated at all 3ports-Nct receipts. n a6a
bales: export to Great Britain, 10. 467 bales:
TO Trance, Ea7Gt bales; 10 the Continent, i, G9l
bales: 10 Mexico a11 bales. % IA
" Totat sinta Sept en- her LIST mt NIL ports--Net
receipts tts.4s, bales export TO Great p tain
bn ies. to Franco. GOO, 7tS bales TO y he
Continent, g..sss f4o Il bales; 1l0. 20.
.bales;to Mexico, u y, g. bales ,pt'':
III NEW LEANS. al n rch COTTON
5spot cotton active and tlHn les 5. 800 bales.
iTclnlfng 1901 10 arr luota tons advances
Futures opened steady and prices were la3
points above Saturdays closing PRICES i ne
Trading was VERY. Il ght. 4 here were q great
many visitors on the floor of the excha nge,
including Governor Fra ncis and M o. Y;
s Tha estimated receipts for al n ports were
ns 900 bales and the estiHatsB for 70 morrow
are large those for New q rleaps being n f.an
bales. forif Houston II, 59o and for Galveston
Is Liyerpool 4 opened III ii points UP and closed
u,Iiet sand stead I, IJ5 points up. 5
The day was Ia rgely n holl ny.s p he re were
no curb deals thistsnfternoorFa and ~ morrow
INA eychunaa u MIL be- entirely closed n inc
trading March opened g points IN mt 20. Eola
fiip ~ 50 and flnaly declined re opening
;fisure iie ana rkot closed steady, net
II Cotton futures steady March,, cfG
Apr,l 50; May. 500 81 J " SlP
;73sfnJuy M 81: AAgu9t. 81 = SEP
,tember III ID; tober ga 743; OVEN
her !. i3I / a (; December. Z. 1907 ~. s
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SOUTHERN Rail Az.

scHE DULE Y PEG 7 Y; {; st
Az ,Oo --Dally- l1ocnl for Chariot q IN
1850 Il ti nup nha Orleans
MemDht 81 Cha ttatloogn a M al the SouIn
5 4 "a y SSi --l,x. lille
p, M, for al tho Sou ~
YORK IVIcIt lin y. =, X
,r,,c IN lite route to- baltimore and slIaslern
noints cave Richmond 4 20 e. M. A1ondayass
s:iS r. Ni.-Local honda vs., nesdays ana
!; 30 =. l'S M...Except Sunday West Point
80 connecting with STEAMERS for,, l3ait!Hore
si " and river land ngs Mondays. NHsdnesdaysE
Sand Fridays. & Steamer col liz a.. Glouceater3
a8 Point Almonds md Clay Ha MI. >, ssSs
4:45J A. nj kept Sunday Locai mixed 100
Y IN "a ms MS ARRIVE RICHMOND,
4 "a "A d MSnnd G: IA r From all the so 4
v S ,oe s. ~ From Charlotte and Durham.
S.sy q Nf-From Keysvil 9: ne.
S:cS ltInlore and !Vese Itolnt. =,
* TX A NJ Wednesdays and Frtdayst b:l9 y:
" y except " sunaa y--ss0H ~
q ~ WEST Rich h %4 q, ~
= p n Nj O. r 4.
A Washington,s& y. 9. VIZ
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I COTTON MARKET.

n y
ms NTcNYs YORK. March 1.-THE otton market
continued quiet With fluctuations marrow and
IRREGULAR and Anal prices showing practically
THE opening was steady, Mt am ndvance Of
saNi points In response to the ca bles and son,o
talk OF unsettled weather. In the South which,
Ut was thought, might result In further, de-
delay to new crop prepare Ions, ~ ;s s3fis
y Now Orlcans appeared ia he buying here also;
probably shorts covering In preparatio far
( the holiday In that market to -tnorrow, ~ and
during the early trading prices worked til,pE to
~ net advance 1of about. 900 points. Demand
Escalpers who Ind bought; for a turn opening
taking profits. there was a. renctton to nrncti-
5ctlly the opening figures, following which the
market ruled Very. outlet and Irregular until
lmd-day shortly aftertwhlch the lower Wall
street crowd began to- sell Ito more freely.
ings In tho South and ihe market. while
steady AZ the close With Wlthina nSint orstwo
advance OF / point, Sales were estimated ut
10000 bales. ~ 4 5s,.ys ssi i$iaS
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"a
1900 IA, q. III, com. 4, 4
5000 .Amalgainateds COPPER
4 800 Annex. Cat. sahd Foundry.
400 Amer Carsniid 1roiitly pfd. ].
u $40 Amer. Cotton Oll.,.....
y 1900 Amer rob- pfd 100000, I.
4 ZOO Amer Can 8. 1. II. u. .,..t. /.
ZOO Amer. Cut,% pfd
1900 Afisr Locomotive. com
B 900 Amer Locomotive, pfdsss.
5000 Amer Sugar y.
1880 IS s,'t,.S md s. T. re, CON. .....
Y 100 "a I. II and 81 Fc.S pfd........
.t270O Baltimore and Ohtot........'
10000 Brooklyn Rapid TrunAit....
Canada Soutl1eril ...s......t.
1000 Canadian Pacific ..........
1000 chesapeake and Ohio. .....
1000 Cliff, Grc;l t Western ~.
1000 C,iil..FMil. and s. T.s.........
4 500 Colo. Fuel and A1rorss......
100 EColD. Southern CON. !......I
NJ 800 Colo. Southern list 9pfd.u.
A1lM Colo Bouthern, I'd pfds....
400 Clev. Gin. Gil. and s. H..
Cons. lob. a p. 4. bonds.
1900 Consolidated Gas ,..........
III 200 Delaware and Hudson ...s..
u Del. Lack. and @West...n.
1890 Eric, com..l..
$500 Erie, list pfd.i........... 49,.
900 Erie, I'd pfd 81. \. u. \.
General Electric ...........
1000 Illinois Central n. ~.
5000 Louisville and NashYillo...
coo sMan1lattan..!.. ~. ~, 3,
22lo0 Metro. Street Railway......
245o0 Mexican Central
.i5s 400 MOI, Kan. and Tex, COM.
400 Mo- Kan and TEX. pfd...
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RUN OVER, AP OIL o GIZEs;
COULDN'T HEAR CAR

"a Especial to Tho Times DIspatol) y Va
y WII.klISBARRTJ, March o. II enryi kasenrpck
who Is deaf and dumb. did not hear aftrolley
car approaching yesterday. and was knocked
down md run over, He was only slightly
bruised, when tho motorman and conductor
pulled linn out from, under the car he wrote
an n pad: lam sorry; 7 am deaf and did not
hear the car com ng, May II fide to my home
on; your car md change my clothes? These
are all muddy @ AZ = is 55 b
n Ite was taken TO his home, changed hia
clothes and went out Walking again.
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Southern Industrial DeVelopme

-
H CHATTANOOGA, TENN March o,--The
Rprcgress Of the southern. States In M indus
#trlal way for the Weat Just ended y shown
Industries reported are the following;
Yirginin-~A artnavilic, lect rio light plant;
Bedford City, Touring mil Monte 1000
telephone company; Petersburg $4,000 hosiery
iiacco factory; Danylle, $4,000 carriage COM
1lany; Big Stone Gap, 500. 600 coal company,
West Observation-Disclosures Ferry $4,000 lumber
comrnny; North Fork SloG 900 light and power
company; Norganton.g $4,000 CONSTRUCTION COM
papy Ge }a, & II !, a, 80 ~, ~,
spoko factory; irardinsburg, telephone system ,
Ashland, blast furnacsi Clay City, s76 900 brick
works. I, i,arboursyllla IS, QUO telephone cpmpany
Marion, $4,000 water works; London. $1,000
!, North Carolina Chapel I'LL, $50, 600 company
Il to manufacture canning nutfits;s Charlotte,
$4,000 company to manu- fnctura extracts
y syr,ps,s etc. Durham, $4,000 tobacco conpany
Shelby. $4,000 sash, door anu MIND factnry
sAibenarle, 10000 spindle cotton mi lsoone-
WILD cotton gins saw mill; -AaheNllle $1,000
mica mining company. . q yi97 Rl, E8s sl{l
q South C'arnlina -Gheraw, lbouo trQn works;
Sumter, s., 900 laundry; tsharlsstoll $500 900
lumber company; Sumter, $4,000 frat and
Mil supply company, Sg s ,s N I, ,tf 81
HJclllco, spoke and Inndla fac tory knaxyille
saWfgmill; Columbia. $1,000 canning factory;
FGhattnnooga,S 200 chair faetorS spTlngs
field, warehouse cnp.panyf Memnhls, 10000
#iauntlryi W Pulaski. III SO 900 81 phosphate COM
ESpripgfeld.s warehouse company, AleMph's
III OH laA,ndry; Eulaskl, $4,000 phosphata com
npny, Bylnston. oil company y $s{ 81 rs
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tl ss(Sales at \ Union Stock Yards. } 3 III

Richmond, va. March 8. 1905.
i5 dATTLE steady but few choice l1oi
ass aeee NOR S q
81. ~ ssnasea. q sata y sss yeals'
fit, BY ght. hogs, 1905 zoe:
fair coed ss sS KS = Y
sheep s IS CSC s common ols ont 70 lair lambs.
sa9s sstns ssPea ese
ss G!oAsS ss Market MsEss s,ssse
s%s aaa fssasrs " s SaIp
slss Isl Bulls s calves ssas,7s,
M nix IN ana batehsrs 1,sa5.iS; good Is shoss
heavy S. rough heavy, " ", ~
su baad sass hees %sak
lambs, .1o9l5csl lower Good to choice wet tn
sers S. e5as; Is; fair 70 choice, mixed. g;
native lambs, sed7, Is. 5 h
~ n EW YORK. March O. BEE YlsIR ecelptt;s. :.
steady P sow eoMs 9arex G Sns
'!T% re eo ~ slssss
( Hi. head. Market steady to a shade higher;
CAVES CAVES $3.50 So; Dressed calves steady; e!!y
dressed yeals 1885,. per,pound; country dress =
pHuns Sheep ana ate ad an ants
sow prime stocl others shae 10y e.
Sheep S4G+j.tO; choice Fwe4 hers. H6bo@tS 20;
lambs, s7aS TO; one decs choice $500: yearlinBs,
100. Hogs Receipts, 109i head; Mar ket llrll
az Buffalo adVccs u State and 3. IenIlsylv
hogs auotahe at s. ~, Il 4. AT
March e-cATTLE--sdpp fair Market
al sady. Cholce, s6, 4oIa, q; prime s5 aG@l
1Iogs-Recelnts, light: market hlgher c Prime y
light workers., IS 1905 81; pigs, dlblo; roughs'
SidIi,75 sheers uppy llgi market . ssea1a "
Prime wethers4 50. aSlla. Of common S3a i.Q2;
Z lambs ;sds,.S. Veal calves, s7dp7, 50, III, 3s,
ia CONCENTRATE o., March G,,-IIoCi S-Aetlye.
iSar' to good shippers. Is e common W
$40. teady at $500 40 LAMBS
at 81, 26dlS, Oth SD 5S u
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1tlctlln0Nd fa.y6 aiarcll VI 1872 f
IA SALES, x & II,
}as$ VlrlrsIa Cant,Irtes-,.oD at 965, III s5 33
VI City l,a,ik44i Mt az ~ "A
* STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked.
II Nert Carolina H. c., 1910 !. I. 10, n.
North Carolina es G., 1915 !. q. ~. 10 NJ.
Va. - New. & and H.. laag ss,aa "
Va. Centuries. ga, G. and r., 1901. n s5lss . OF q
ss CITY SECURITIES. 3s mi
Richmond City. !. (. Y. u. 4. \. 4.
Gin RAILRoAl1 bonds, n ~ s5.s ii5jfs
tlan.n nd Thar. l.t u, 1901. Ios N. NJ.
"a. e L. Certificates Of Ind y H. {. !. o9
Georgia. Paa III =. ca So 1877
and Con IS. 10 IS liz
and W. Ry IS 1896. n. :. 100
E n; w Peeahontas ts...: 4. q
Rich and Meek. 1st 4s. lgis,....... on ", II
E Florida Southern 1a4S. oS ~.
Western n. G. Isl Gs c.. s14.....,. lie s$...
\ s. A. l.. Con Is. a. le59 81 a. %
ji RAILROAD sTocKs Par. II .32s "a.
Atlantic and Charlotte. 100 5IG5 ~.
~ tlantirGs Coast Line 100 HI i5i...
Atlantic Coast Limo pfd 100 les sS
Atlantic Coast Line com i. U. 100 1.
Atlantic Coast Line Of Conn, \, $50 ....s
Norfolk and ,reEtArn com. /. j. 100 81tas ",
Seaboerd Air Line pfd ... I. 100 Ea1a $50
!, vi :. .rR CO. STOCKS X
AMERICAN ticnal 10 lxi ~. ID
Fly IA ,,onai ias ,sa
& State gnnl: Of VIRGINIA 100 1e5 Il
Union Bank OF Il Richmond I. 81, 20 1865 53
Sss INSURANCE. COMPANIES. ~
Virginia Fire and Marine. ......:c5 va ~.
$8 81 ssaL t.ASEous. sls 4 vs!9i
American Locomotive pf I. n. 100 Ii l1s,h
Caroline chemical com I. 100 3 III
$Va-CAr G. CO. Col, r r. N c.. SIS. ipI,s ...$8
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I pRY GOODS NiARKNT

IL NEW YORK. March GA slight increase
In activity In the: dry goods market is res
ported at first hands and buyers evinca} a
greater desire to secure deliveries on many
lines Reports from the South lndlcat an OK
lpanson OF trade. and II y believed that With
business should show material inpro yenlent, ~
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] NAyAL STORES,

85i Ii.MINtToN. M C, March s6.--SP IR IT'S
gTIIRP IlNT IN Er-pull at Soc. receints, casks,
RosIn- Firm mt $50 bid; receipts. 761 barrels.
Tar-Flrm at 81, co; receipts, 80 barrels, Crude
trelsl 4iB x n gslsts s5 FtNf ss iit
SAVANNAH Il q A.,3t March %. --rlI RPElN-
TIN E-Flrlm at 6l,, q; receipts, 95 casks; sd les,
90 casks shipments, $40 casks Rosin-lNirm;
rccelpts h1s hnrrels; sales. $50 barrels !; ship
q CHAR t.ESrCN, IS. 81, March CT URPElN-
< TIN Il ANT n NJ Nothing doing. II y l
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] MARINE I INsTl5ELLIGENop

NEWPORT MEMS. MARCH q. 1905.
ARRIVED q &c N h;
Schooner Rachael w, steyans, Prov tdenee.
Schoopep Future. New York, 81 Iz a K
Schooner General ID s., iyeel%, Boston, IS!
Schooner FIepry W. Gramp. bost on, VI X
Steamer Pow lintap, London /, e, III e. II q "a
Schooner Fannie 81, HoYnn Fall " YER,
I Schooner Marguerite, FaSl y /. ,,sg sSsS
j SCHOONER G. arence II, Yenner, N lk.E3 81
: Bnrge Foster. Fall 4 RI Ysr. n lll
I hnFgc GardenRs. Prov dsace. s 81 sg
"a Y n GIl. n, n N sss
Steamer lkosylsy, srelAea,, a sS
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CLOSING. BoND# QUOTATIONS

M CT al. u. and ST. rouis gen. d. 4. Z. h. y.
Chicago Terminal 81 @
Colorado Midland is. j. IS III
Colorado ana Southern Is. Z. D2h
Cuba Is, !.
Denver and Rio Ora nde 4s. 1O1 y
Dlscrs. Eectlrltss :. .7eK
Erie prior Hen As l6lh
Erie General 4s .. ON
IS Fort Worth and Denver City lists. Ito I'll
Hooking Valley ~ -. q. III &
yapan @6s cert flea ties !. i. /. 70. 102 I'm
Iouiavile ana Nash nlfed As I. q. 1oa14
Manhattan ttorsol gold 1854
Mexican Cent ra A II.
Mexican Central 1T Inc. y. 3. e5h
E Mimi. nd ST. Louis IS 9
Missouri, Kansas and Texas S4s 10I IN
Missouri, Kansas and Texas eds S5at
National 2R. R.4 of Mexico con- 82A
New York Central gen 4. 1O0s
New Jersey Central gen. 81. 1855
Northern Pacific As ~. 1864
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