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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-12-14
Teachers Must Pass Examination.

In order to raise the standard and
secure more thorough work in our
schools the school board has passed
resolution requiring all teachers here
after elected, to pass an examination
before tho city superintendent and
an appointed member of the board as
to their efficiency in the state course
of study, with special reference to
he grade applied for, the one imme-
diately below and the one Immediately
abova II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
CALF.
sL ] | \ IL 6.
COMMON Council Cofc:llllrss With Nttl1i.
Aldermen, OH CurfcW$55 "a.
3S8 Law. & Sf88
CHILDREN ITO BE IN ! AT NIGHT \ Il:' i
8LittIc Boy Sticks twenty-five
s8 ssElil 8in5 Ills Eyc---Y outl1ful
Murderer ill., Hiding.
Ispeelal .to ME rlmes. plspateh.]

\ ~ q Special .tos 1'hes Times- DispatthJ
N IyV1ao ORR N NV, Y, january X - ~
1 On s:eodnttof the bowling ilortliwesterly
! guile blowing hero today tile l,lunthli,s
2Ssof to- ferry boat Elindrsl. which was
scheduled 10 take place at tie shipyard
tits morning ut Q o' clock, WAS posi- poned#
$indcfiitely. 5sss RI
AS BOON as tho weather cotldit IONS are 3
/ fayonblo tic lttle craft Will 90 over 81
Sic VII 30 chrlstencd by Miss Anna mn Il
SNIanyile, the pretty dAu g1Iter Of ~, -.
AinnSllp. superintendent OF tho Old Dos
s1ilini4 land Company. Y i. 3&
8srlldpolicoa are sttll looki,its FOR 7, ficopl,l-s
81us 1obAison, the tive Vo- y ear.-sold negro
WHO ntnlly shot Ed ward 2 n:e. asW).ite8
4 news oy, several dlys ngo .5 Tho little
&Legris SUI, 1osel 10 10 l!lb w s,,,',c Y Here
8inStl Scity,bu tho 10 Ulcers ftLye no beci,g
able b locate him ss
5s$$ ,Il,I two ycAr-old son 5of Councilman, III
y III. vllkins fell on u a twcnty-pcnny nall
8yest{ dnyg and stick the point tito his
4 ieft Dyer The child Will q recover, But
#ptotbly Will A lose the sight OF the eye
5'rteb baby was playing. on \ he iioor will,
the Jail. Ri
4 855'rb Common Council last night & cont
Scurtd iii the action OF tho Board a.
A1tirincn ii, passing the REV lnnss
#Chtircn under Tie age of 3; Il fteen nilst$
Sno(br sern eli the st re s6 . n thf ell u
$nf}rlt@.s7:ao o'clock from Ontober 1st q IL
\ Nj 1st, and alters " clock froir, May 1stG
Ito October 1Bt. @8a X 8ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
2ParsonS-HelbiR..,

Especial /! to- The Times D spatoh.)
q YNCHB URti, Y A.. y an, - THE West
burg, WIS the scene OF al large gathering
marriage Of Miss Lula, 2. Eelbig daug q
IS Pa rsoi,s, ID minister 81 the Pittsburg,
Pa, Conference OF the Methodlst Protest
ant Church, who ID q t present st ed ct
,Stahls town; Pa. The ceremony was Per t,rs
pastor Of the church in which It 4 took
!, Mrs, !, Mrs. John w. Sherman. Of Roanoke,
was the dame Of honor. 8 Miss Leila Hell
ii - Of Washing d. c., was maid OF
honor Il Rev. j, n. Straugh ns pas tor. Of the
.Lynchburs Methodist Protestant Church y. en-
sssArs' Fred &, Bonitz, Of w huntingdon,
IL. al: Richard Hancock. Frank w LELAND
ana Walter B. Helbis, Of this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
00H-klEPG.R|;|'s
pleaded ] ! I !. D GUILTY
Fined One Hundred q. Dollars ''isI
for Allowing G ami &.
N. linz. U.
z. !. !, " !, 4 !, = z ucce s pEVnKEns
!. Their IL ERsE E: REVOKED Re x Z
Appeal From Decision as to to- II: II
ccnse-C haracte r #of Women !.
Must be Proven III
,snecia ( Is Tho II Tlrles- tch.).


81 NORFOLK. v Al. q January w 81 g.
sfentress and W. 3. Stokes, sai % cp-
ers. fined ;ioo and cost each lin the 70 20
lice Court recently upon the cha char rye q
permitting gambling on Their saloon j prem
,ses, instead OF going In 70 trial Of their
cases on appeal IN the lion court Y
to- day entered pleas Of guilty and were sst
fined tloo and cost each, the penalty pro- 70
yided Z ii tile statute under which they
were arrnigned. y Y. Nh
Upon mott Of Comma n g Attor:-
1ey Triton, the license Of each defen da 4tp
was revoked. q s to this, che defendants
1, q pcaled 10 the suprenie Court 81 VII ~.
GINA. and their blooms wtal remain open ts'
under suspendtng order Of 81 ~ days
MIST PROVE CHARACTER.
u a charge against Saloons Keeper Alex.
Berlin OF permitting women in his pla Ia "
failed III Po,tce Court to-day. he Law Law
n: Sd "a "lewd women shah not b allowed
in saloons and Justice Simmons held that ~
the bad character Of women found 11llnt sl y
galoons must be proven before the sa aid
ordinance cal, become operative. his
'prn cticallyS ytiates the law. against Wonlen
entering saloons as oil arrests MADE ufs-
der ne ordinance will fail llnless 4 ne bad
character OF the women can DO esta d ISM
Cd Sbys tho police or other complaining Wit
nesses M @ .Ry5 II 4, !, Il, !, !. L
Protest ant Episcopa ! Church next Sunday
morning on account Of the departur OF
I1,, Harry B, Taylor, of this city for CHINA
as missionary, DR., Taylor has spent some
lime In the hospitals of this City ana
New York and ls "a era dl ate OF the mepl /:
cal school OF the University. q Vlrgl ~
Ills headquarters VIII be az Nahkltl'
Alta cKED BY wheat,
III. r. Guy OF N Norfolk, while hunting ~
the Dismal Swamp several days ago.: WAS
attacked BY 4 wildcat. The feline killed
one ot His dogs and badly scratched and
tore MI, Guys clothing before he suc-
tceeded Ii telling and pinning II TO the
ground with a prongcd stick. The cat was
brought to Norfolk alive and turned over
TO Mi. Joseph Fill, VINO has placed u In
the Lafayette Park 400,
One Of the worst storms OF the VI ~
ter swept Eastern Ylrsinta ana North
Carolina Inst night. Il
I, The Wind reached a maximum velocity
III Norfolk during al Shit Of ttiirty-four miles
an hotlr, while at Cape Hatteras 1t plew
iflfty-slS miles an hour, and nt Cape Hem,
ny, fifty miles an hour, The tempera,.
iture dropped here tfirty-two degrees dug,
Ing tile night, and at o clock this niorni
ing tile official thermometer 1.-THE local
Wenther Bureau registered tWenty-tT6
above zero. Many ttllugtrt last nigllt tho
coolest Of The present winter IN Norfolk,
but on December 4 ~ the temp eraturs
Tho snow which felI last night frozs
and made II for n time this nldrning quits
dangerous for pedsstrlans and horses
hauling on asphalt streets The bright,
weather carried the tenp nature consult
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Greensboro Notes.
lspecIal 10 Tha rinies-D lapalch,)

GREENS BORO. N. Oh, Jan, A,--Cards
we're iusued to-day announcing the mar.
riase Of Mlss Mabel Glonn, daug liter i
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyre Glenn, TO Mr.. Paul
Cameron Lindley, on the afternoon Of
he isth 81 january, at tie residence Of
lie BRIDES parents. d & s. I, :, ], .,S5
The amount of necessarl' cap tai to In
sure the slccess of g corporate Ion IL
Greensboro for the man.Haeture q en-
aI,tead to a meeting OF severed prominent
business men held last might,
4 Messrs, o. q &. Wysong u G. p, Renbow,
u 9, Murphson, M. 9, Sherwood, r. 3:
w. B. viii be the incorpor TORS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
# HE OLIVER TRIAL. #
Crowd & Braves Cold Nea-ll
81 ther3 TO Hear the Evidence.
NJ 4 4 r., " tr,t,,,x ~, ~ IA X

daoU GEsTBIs g COURTHOUSE. " ~,
8JduaryS III, spi 10 ofs tho fact that this
8IsIthes coolest & day Of 3 tie yea and 4 4
free wind filled the nfr With flying 3par-
ties a snow and Ice. q big crowd, which
\ IA, from long distances. gathered at
Gloucester Courthouse to- day and filled
tti5buildlng With rcpletion, lts tened wit b
s$7;slagging interest to tie evidence III
gth5trial OIL 1nes Oliver for, I he murder
Itho til OF November 81 Je Il. Wright
h 81 carnine,s Island II, Gloucester, J. N.
! stbbs. for the defanse.S presented u an
sniay il witnesses, endcatorlng to prove;
nc Oliver had acted In sci fense. In
Sd afternoon Commonwenltl,'s Attorney
51hstow brought In retluttal evidence and
kir,ci newly discovered evidence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
COLLISION. sS'
I Mail Strikes = Freight
Train at Full Speed.

(specln1 to The Times Diapatch.)
" \. January - The
5hited States fast mall from New Orleans
i New York on the Southern was wreck
n this evening near Franklin Junction.
hen he train was running several hours
}lliind time. - N 81 Ell sS iIIsS fi
q Tho engine ran into q freight train.
3ilich was gtanding on the main track,
king It at full speed Il he engine Of the
United was demolished. and five coaches
d tfss mall train were de rniled II The fire.
ian Q & she limited was seriously hurt.
5lone or tic passengers were injured. It
4 not expected that the truck can be clear
5dSuntil some time after midnight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
ThJeS Storm Z !. a III Chat HAM

M Especial to The Times. Dispatc li,) i3E
SCTnATHAAI. SE AZ, j an. "A binding,
snow storm. driven BY very hig h wind,
prevailed Tuesd ay1 fternoo carrying the
iii AZ few : hours. AT lark the snow was
four inches teepS Sands a tttted pia cess
Exposed places we're \ KEEP g bare 81 BY the
s ts Wed nesday morning the mercury s TODD
at Ssixt een,s which Il Is NJ about the col est
for the winter. Wood and coal are In &c,
Sri,and. The roads are Very rot h. ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
STOVE: ..El,.xPLoDEs
II: Aged Lady Probably Fatally;
Hurt by Flying Pieces.

fspeciaI TO- Tho Times. Dlspatch)
Il ABINGD0N, A.,s Jan Mrs. Eliza
3!eth Critic, a gcd seventy, and n well
5|nown and highly res pected lady, OF, Alb
siigdon. was the yictim OF 1t very, sad ac-
Adents this morning about s O. clock. WI lie
5Ireakfas st was # being "a prepared t at he
|ome OF her son-In-lnw, Mr.. VIII Clark,
With whom she lived n IL pipe In. tho cook.
liz stove burstcd. the main portion strlk-
Jig her on the limb5 Just above the knee,
4 I I rs supposed that Tho pipe was frozen
Khen the fire WAS bull 4, which caused It
Ia Tblirs t. from the team thus generated.
Mrs. Critic was nr0mpt u 81 8 ven medical
Ittentlon,Sbut to-nlght1it5 Is believed that
bhcs cannot Y recover, owing a to her ad-
pa need age. FL & 4Ss 3S 8 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
IIigginboth an,Kli line,

CHAR LOTiu1syILLE, VA, Jan. 4,--Mf,
wednesday ut the resi- dence Of he brides
parents Mr., and Mrs. u, Slime. on
Rev. Dr. George IL Petrie, The bride,
wore q handsome suit lof brown broad
CLOTH with hat aud ill DYES to mat She
possessas many rare asMompl lshments
! Mr.. iggihbothaln is q practical bus
tness young man at Nelson, Va Mr. and
amid a lshower1pf rins, for he home 81
tho Hro6m's parent q Nv re " receptiop
willsbe tendered \ hem. after which they
Rill 80 to MI g!pboyth,a ~ !, beautifsal
Country yesl dence.t their 4 W ure gAofa's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
CONTRACT FOR
DREDG|NCLEl'
The Company Doing the divers.
ion&yTorks Secures
new polio c COMMISSIONER
Parkinson Nominated.
q That Bod Electric Ham
gS M li51
smertoSbe Made by Company

Il IL t "a
PDTERsBURG,l VA, January 4s--.rf,e
Icontrnct Tor dredging the channel 81 the
lAppomattox River from the city limits
TO- sunke>, 1Alard,, about Six miles below
Petersburg, has been awarded To the At
IlnntIc Dredging Company of philadelphia
This company Ii now WORKING on the
nov channel Of tho diversion scheme.
Ten thousand dollars Is the government
appropriation for dredging the river. Mr..
wv. ". Mays, warden OF tho port OF Pc
|tersburg. was a close competitor with The
lsPhlladclptiia company for tho work, his I
being only bout 5000 higher for the total 4
number OF yards estimated II to be re-
moved Gil s5 70
Mr. James "A. Parkinson has been re-
commended BY the Board OF Police Com
Itniss!oners for appolntnent}to that body 4
by the Council to succeed Mr.. Donnie A
Parkinson, who recently resi- gned. 5g6 The \
board will elect aa stfbstit, officer Il b
succeed Police Officer George Mayer, who
has resigned X from the force Is become
o. farmer. 81 t3 5I5 a s;5t 8D5,
e. Mrs. Louis Paulcro, Pctersburg's cleo
.trical Inventor, who has y recently pat ~
ented an electric eciprocating hammer,
intends to organize a 81 took company for
| the manufacture and sale or his 8lnVen-&
ton, which apparently achieves % triumph
long striven for BY many ginvent tors. 81
sss The 4 Mayor this. morning discharged y a.
number 81 people. among whom were
several \ chidrensS aigned II In hiss court
for. trumma ging garbage boxes and sca IT,
5tering the contents Vi about the streets,
al practice that had becoite 81 pub lnuis-
ance. S S }a@s # $itts;s rs
sS The parties were warned to- leave the
boxes alone. and 81 the police have been
instruct ed to arrest furt Their on Tenders
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
los pc !.

tits gospel truth to say that
no DISEASES such as rheuma.
tism, neuralgia, biliouaness,
collie, cold, sore throat, back ache,
! boils, bowel troubles, skin erup..
\ tions, and all those caused BY
local inflammation, can be 50
quickly, safely and surely cured,
as by the use Of HAhLINS.
WIZARD OIL. l5 &
1t gets right down in, around
the nerves and blood vessels q
the affected tissues, where the
trouble is, and gently soothes
and coaxea them back to health.
For all pain, chronic aud
acute, it Ia = remarkable rem.
sd y, and has no equal in safety
and effectiveness IN the medical
world, Price b0c and sl,0O.
Fully guaranteed
For sale ard roc CONNIE ended BY
AI'llDr.QgIgis:|t.s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
An ASSIGNMENT

aBfSsIsttc 1g Bss S.ns. l,p'sPs1sh
Samuel Wetnkrantz doing Eal q othing bus;
mess here nnd 81 he style Of the Royal
.meat t. Wiliani J. II. obson, trustee.
5for&tf,e benefit OF cred tors, most OF whom
are BAL Imore Arms: z Re largest sum
due Is 1So0 to Mrs. 4 vEeink ras,tz che next
largest t576. aB, TO Lewis Applefel and the
next largest 1851, to the Bal tmore5 Shoe
House. The other debts range from IS
to SIS. 4 he assets are said to be worth
about $500 t5s 534sS 81!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
4 Death Of a Veteran.

4 Especial to The Tunes Dlspa tcl1.) &5
4 HAMPTON. VA Jan: Lewis Kelly,
a. veteran OF the Soldiers Home. near
Hampton, died today as the result Of q
he lost his 5ltalAisce and 8tumbled to the
bottom. He died wi thout re amin S con-
sciousnesss Kelly af11c to- I he II onef from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
EIGHT k||.l |. |. / |
T0VV-B / / | 4: |: *
Explosion 81 Starb bard Boilers
Blew ' Out "a: Entire ti Side . Ves
e. sci Which Then Sank.
CREW NEAR 7 AL I ASLEEP
In Effort to Escape Men Plunged
Into Icy Waters and Were XII
Nearly Frozen. 5i5.3 i355
NV A sisocIa x. Press. u. !

TIUNTINGTo ON, w. v a. Jan. flight
men are known to be dead and three
seriously Injured, the result Of the boiler.
explosion and fire which, as previously
stated. destroyed the tow-boat Defender
hero early to- day. The dead are:
PERRY sPgNDER, mat Point Pleas
ant 3ss d s5 81 # ~
HoRAo . wErzBb, Waterman. PITTS.
burg. d; iS n ISL. II sa5S
.JAnDs sBBsE lamp trimmer, wel Is
vile. N. 58s II
AllIBBRrI HAMILTON arsn,sn Pitts
burg. 5$3s Y; III, "A sts 3{ n,
at1KH STAFFORD. iire ,a,n, Pitts.
burg. +; II
THOMAS DUFFY. fireman. Pittsburgh
3 WILL WErzEL, deck hand, a .5 HI
hi GEORGE 5KIDn.de hand. AZ III
Injured; Ira Ellis. second engineer,
55Plttsburg Robert rEolland. hre,nun; Rob-
Rert$ Mann. third cook. ~
Nearly All Asleep, 4
s The Defender was owned BY the Monoh-s
gahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke
S~dpShall udluSSs
Wood ward was b ii the pilot house Mt, the
time OF the accident and with the OK
ception OF V 'flrenen, engineer and a the
watclnan. the remainder OF the crew
were asleep, Tho explosion of the star
board boilers blew out the entire side
OF tho boat and awakened the sleeping
members OF the crew, The noise was
heard for three miles. Survivors grabbed
what clothing they could find and plunged
into the icy waters OF the Ohtd, Iii tho
effort to escape, The night WAS bitter
cold the thermometer lowering b bout
zero and those who escaped ,wero nearly
frozen before they could be given shelter
& Tho Don't caught fire Immediately fol-f
lowing the explosion and drlfted down
tho river about 40 yards where she sank
In shallow water. The fire continued
Until she was burned to the watgr's edge,
Ellen Welsh, chambernaid, Of Plttsburg,
tho only woman OH board thsIboat, es-
Icaped in her night clothing. 81 When res
joued she was almost frozen Captain
Woodward says that the origin OF the
explosion ia "a mystery, as the boilers
were, 40 far aa known, In client con-.
3altlon, a number OF men are working
on the wreck to-day to recover the bodies
OF the dead. So far six bodies have been
recovered III ss i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
n. A Genuine Blizzard =

Especial 70 The Times Dispatct.) 11S 3t n
Il FREDERICKaBURG. VIA. Jan. "a
genuine blizzard IA el here last night:
Slow commenced falling before night and
continued until at ter nltdni ght, and drilt7
vailed, The $tliernlonlete r dropped from
nifty to n nfteen degrees in twenty four
hours ,5s 9tI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
KidWell-An1madon.

Especial 70 The Tlmes-D DISPATCHED
Robsrt III, Kidwell and MISS Rhode AM.
,adon both OF Stafford county. We're
married last week by Y, 81; g; La ana
s{r s s;,rsis ME- BOT both 81 Tie same county,
Esre also married last week jls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
aSulliYaI,,,-Satt erwhite.

~ (SpEGIaI ITO E11I1tcs.17IsPu tU1t'7 - -
MISUNDERSTANDING, ~ Al, Jan. 4, Mr.;
MIA MAYS. e ticindn sattefwhite. Of this
5city, were married here yeyt erda Y ut the
l1ei,ie OF Tho bride, Rev, Decatur E'dWa rds
afflCiating ~ XIX h II RI IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

erabl UP during the day, however. and
much OF the snow a nd sleet$ OF the morn
Ing has now disappeared. MI
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Yorb. November IS. 1905.
Ing for bsd and 10 for o aas @
limited sale of few cars Of common and me
oeipts renortsd for Fridays trade Dressed Beef in
oderate request at 81 per ID for @ Sae 70 % sa
Great Britain shipments t9day ID .6 in
on the Justin to Para. Brazil No shipments to-
at s. per 100 lb; Is 77s h. at 81 6o q do 7oa
i0 Aadrsv Mullen. 7ss lb. at 81 so; rs do. sss
" George @ 8 L paIenbacks cows, sO7 ib. at 50 49,
l7s head ,neludn5 d ads. - eGR 95
signed direct a1d gs r Vea in fair demand
at steady SLOW but gSss 100 sSGMsa gnsod
No western southern calves offered Vsss sold az
ssiSss so% per al i0s ys:is
with stock selling up to 1se aunt fs csys
n.5 Iso Il d. aolilsi lss B. vsa az IS 80 a.
49, & curtis lP Som veals 100 Ib at sssS; a. f az
zoe p af So s' a. lds dH E. 1ss st ST. f. DO s.
do. 2oo b. at S.; do. % lb at s4 ss. - s-as,sr,
Tobin & shannon veals. 21o ID. at so' 10 sEaS'sfN
2oI n9rs ~; M Mnilenl veal 1a< ~ at ST; do 81 H.
r. wsFs % sna saFi 10 for s
with the stale fesdS sSe for e bo fhrs sheeD ee snd
me naTH ap tb early arrivals were closed out Five
lambs 1 that & .0d IN late a Sc so asS P 100 m
@ .loe o 5s4sa B@sa isnPs ons at sg
no strictly enSce @ Bressed mutton quiet at 71oc N:
dressed lambs steady at eQl2zzc- -. so =. ..-
sa6n9p: 2sS % stas lT0s m s g s. S 30: fs
s5s es9 E aBs g 50 esfga@ gsf 100 d NJ IS e r. '
q fS at s5 State yearlngs "a n at So; 40 state
sheep 10 10 at S.: II DO Jus ip' at a. "a S0 sP
and Gull lambs, 65 n. at 80 co - - Ct 6o. A4s
pennsyvania DO GO NJ 81 4o 10 cuIls & 90 h oa s5 81 s.
At 81 50: 20 State do. IS 10. at s. q; ,., q. ~
Kerns Commission Company: o4a canaoa lanipS' ca "
at p Harrington 127 stats lambs 81 ~ at 81 s7; IS
stafe H Hors: ie4 stats lambs Sc so; 25 cua
Jefe Wright Co: q state sheep 11e ~ Ct sS g 'o
z; CHnts e Son: State sheep 81 10 at 70 oo; -
HoGsGReceipts were Al or $50 head an 10 fGr
ehterers with exception Of head STEADY reel
snT Good medium and light hogs quotabls
s5 fG per 100 H. Country dressed nogs slow at Lg
SIC per 10 for light 7lsGT1so for medium ana odo'ac
for heavy hogs. - Ct, : eo,. 0, sts+.
hogs ib4 ib average at s. 90 100 b' do 24io at
s5 40 stag 220 10 at S5 so 80 xo -.
V 10 at Enme @ So State hogs 1ai h. at 50 80; Stats
nies co fb at SIS so; rough 200 10. at s4 90
Andrew Mullen: state hogs. 15I 10. at 80 90
robin & shannon: State hogs. 100 fb at 30 9o-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Now 16-CATTLE-Re Receipts s3gS neaa az
cows 81 75$3 helfers s2a$5; bulls s2Q$4 stoeers and
Feeders 81 15ls4 10; calves s2Qs7. HOGs-IteeelPtG -
- 900 head Market Good TO prime heavy - %
Ss az medium 10 good heavy. 81 T0qs4 so; light wsign
butchers 81 75S4 30: good choice heavy mixed q 90
s6. naclinT 81 coast so. SHEEP-Reeeipts. Z2ny0O
head inaTSet lover sheep s4as5 CO. yearnss IS 5oaS6
spring lambs, $6 50MS7 20 -, -. hin
cncnna Nov 1eHoGs quiet butchers ssa and f.r 70
good shippers $4g$4 75 Gom%on m s2gS2 % SHEEP
East Buffalo Nov ~ ~ nedn si
ping & 6ogs5 IS; butchers s4qs4 e5 hefeTs SSaS4 2
head; SLOW and steady S 25@ss HoGsReceiPs goo goo
head active steady to heavy and mixed 20 oSg
e. I5 YoTkers s5S5 TO- pigs o59s5 10 roughs 81 2o9
81 40 stays s3ass 90 SHEEP az and sdsA
kansas City, Nov. 16.-CATTIE-Recelpts, 1i.O1V
head Including Souterns market steady peer see
I52c higher than Tuesday choice export and dressed
besf steers S5Gs5 S. good So 509S4 70;
steers So 5Qs4 stockeTs and feeders 81 sGqS4 To-
Southern steers So zO0s4 15 Southern 81 '9qS4
native cows 81 75qs4 native heers ~ 6 6 @ ba
s2aS3 15; calves So 25ds6. HOGS-Recepts lUVVo heda
market 5ai0c lower; bulk Of sales s. 6Sg4& ~ & seax M &
81 1000 head rhsTket ar 3S7 sseay 9 n
and yeargs s4 2Gs5 60; Western CLIPPED yearings so9
SIS clipped sheep s3g$o 6o sockers ana te
ersS
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
November IS. 1905.

New-York. November 10 leuo.
coT-rEFl-Swtchng less active than YESTERDAY,
egsin the of activity. eno aooutl
q a baE Of the business OF $4,000 bags reported
ev ~ tie nature of exchange from near 70 IdteI
r-b< prices ruled generally steady after the opeulss,
Rather disappointing cables caused an ni.ai Z Uone
rei nnints and selling Wall Street ana europe
he loss slightly during the forenoon with prices
:. -.f5dav about points lower all around Oiie1llss
ers less pressing in the afternoon however enc VIII VIII
s,rno-e interests and Shorts
.rHeererd Tart OF its and closed steady net un
tsssress 10 ; points higher Owing to the holoaS IN
received from that source was lhe
ens irving sac Paulo receipts 1914 bags against
This showing being rather more I4VoI
ss fhan recently helped the afternoon market ana sois
demand seemed TO be attracted by man a1Fics
firm with headquarters in iohdon 70
erect that many being put out OF cuitVS
being planted TO take theiT
,ss owing restrictions These adTlces also
present crop was small one ana a1-
.-s.nts5 the full movemen. during October 10 the
.bsorsIv small receipts during September OF the Ea-
-srssr MARKETS Hapre opened about right on the New
yorE close Wednesday but lost 4 frame closing bMz
srsnc higher while Hamburg net uncnsneeo- ne
raket spot coffee quiet with quotations on the
TE TsEs Of contract prices local market to-day
=nI,r
New-York tribune., 1905-11-17
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine inactive and weak at the De,
something Ike 1c gallon and 66sc asked
barrels. Rosn also inactive and
barely steady. with 10 quoted to good
Tar quiet but barely steady at 50 % for
oil barrels. We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Oil and machine bbs ESQ
66s9c asked
TAR-$5 % asked.
RoSIN-Comrnon good strained 81 10 asked; B s4 20
asa 20; f, s59s5 10; G. So o5G$5 10; III 50 15qS5 20;
So 20; X So 30 NJ 50 40; n. $5 49, w G. IS 1905 So
w w, s6dS6 10.
STOCK ON HAND
tiosin ptiis
Spirits turpentine. 1oI3 bhs
Low oHi'
Savannah. Nov. 16.-TURPENTIyE dull SEE: sales.
500 bbls; receipts 707 shipments. 500 ROSINNothng
doing; receipts. 2oo4 bbls; shipments 40 Quoted
c, 81 %; D. 81 80; E. 81 49, - "a TO- G, 81 10;
r. 81 So l. 81 s5; X IS; NJ SO 20; N So 80; C. IS 30.
and W W. So 65.
ing doing: receipts 80 casks RoSIN steady unchanged
receipts bbls. TAR firm 81 50; receipts 46 bbls.
CRUDE TURPENTINE firm. So 85. 81 10 and 81 TO- rs-
Charleston. Nov. 1s.-TURPENTINE and RosN. Moth
ing doing -.
tine. 80 =,
London, Nov 6-TURPENTINE-Spiri 45s Cd
ROSIN-American strained. es Cd: hne. 12s 3D.