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Is, = & 4t5 i. n 81 10 m raj
July I.4 20 s3g !, 80
:a,t, az ~ u y III 747 q 10 IA
Scttnie ~ 't.,;7i I 4 % 8i3 T.i2 sS 80
n spo, cotton closed quiet. ~ points higher:
nlIidllng uplands, 7.S.; niiddllng gulf, 'tss ,;
m 1cs A G.T bales.

Z q n h . H. FR,..
Cotton. quiet; middling. net II, TeGe,p. y
;T5l bales: Eross. :.ssl baies safes. ~ I
stock. S5S 70 France. 90 8, y
balea export to Great ri tain. H. 100 bales 70 70
France. ioi5 bales 4: to tho Continent; isvyo
lea: 70 Japan s9ls bales
bales export to Great Brit ~ haies; e e
France. 400 bales: 70 the lap. ,t
bales; to Japan. 1914 bales 10 Mexico. i'Sli
,balcs. 5ii5 5s nv I. !. I, . Il, \. *
receipts. BIZ les export 70 Great VI
e4S3 442 bales; Ia France. ersii ua!es: % Wy
Continent CO.., 9li bales: to Japan sl.tSa pales
to Mexico. - G5i bal lea. III N
NJ NEW ORLEANS. la, Feb. a.--CO COTTON;
2Spnt cot ton arm and in good demand az An1A
prices off erings llinit % V, ~, .
Futures strong and higher the ilst showing
net gains pr l0Ff5 points. VIZ e dsltncty u u
ward trend. Under liquidation by shorts an ~
purchalIes by longs. prices were sent, up unsi!
the net gains reached "a ~ points. but !atsr
cnsed on ans points on realizing ~ scape ~;
The stntstcs to-day wers generaIly rs ss!ueu
AZ builsl The receipts this week at
Charlotte. Dallas and Shreveport SHOW q iai!i .S
OF compared With the same last year; 81, g,
5halcs. In the trading March oisned a. ~.
snla down to lip TO and finaiiy eafins
on to 7.2l. The market closed steady; net
gains lsflee points. =, J, ~ =, I!
Cotton futures steady: Febrvary 7.1s g. y
March. a.: Nay Ia
Ss September '.sca7 $; October ts Z . ~ ID
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Northern Pacific ,.........,...... 16ss
Norfolk ana Western con. ............. 103N
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s.....,...,.. 97H
Pennsylvania cony.n 3 Il, 1914
iRending Genern 4s. Z. z. (. 1o2H
st.. Louts and Iron Mountain con. 6s...... 1lS4
ST. Louis and San trran cisco e. "
ST. Louis Southwestern con. 4s........,.. "a
Seaboard Air line ii. ~. 49,
Southern Pacific ....,............. g6M
Southern Railway ................. l19st
Texas and Pacific lists. az
Toledo. st. L. md Western 4s.. ..........t t3N
Union Pacific conY. .............. l23A
W y 81 s'e ista IL
wabash Deb. BE- 1. T0h
Westarr = Md. o3M
wheeling and Lake Eric 4s............ 49,. 0 *
wisconsin Central IA 4s. ......, ~ 5{
N. and o. Collateral Trust 4s............. s7ls
Central OF Georgia Sd III -
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The lot has a front Of % feet by q. depth
.of 100 feet to an Il alley. + his roperty
situated ina section OF tho city m uch. de-
sired or$rcsidcntialSpu purposes 2ns vel ., ,as
for renting. should demand the tent Vr
of both investors and home ,see kers. Il
and tw., years for notes wi tn IN erest or
ali casli, a tho option OF the ~ ser.
a.. j : CHEWING COAlPAN, 1,gta35
E,eb. e-tls D$ Isl Il Auctoneers. Is
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
!, DRY GOODS MARKET.

II NEW gYoR K. Fob. Conserva tism marks oil
etSand little change in theirattitude en- prices
f3cotton or cotton goods is evidenced Tho
South continues 10 lead In .pessiImstcr assor-
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ntl,er PRODUCE Markets.

,,s SWg demand nDaais' Rye Buckyheat
per 10 pHunaia isS e0'
Wheat-spot oasy No. red $lsi;, 2, p, p;
uto Options sagsed 1 u rs TT ren1iSn u.s. a oa
sHiy Nay Closed Sle ts,,on.
eessa u.s. s Tea. xea oats pounds
sss nsSisaaa'fs 5ssa
Ra IEo%y-- sssna RossinMpul Turpsntine
Go Cote no quiet; mild; quiet, EMsM l
f RSW stsRay S Ssfaed steady
sssss sss5
soIteeted : stgs9e !, 7za7s 90:
Lnns isana erseS s%es
s'$ss y, .!; S
oas fat iR2s utso PER l sses0'
I.a;Se1 gS damage e iS;
S Sts ba plice 81 wheat for July delivery Clos,
img prices on the Jnly Upton s,dWGa ~ a
sSaao1,n t trader May wheat closed weak at
iet loss Of ls8isc,i corn, oats eand PROVISIONS
arc unchanged. n, u
INC leading fs'p cssa sa'fRiSi y
s$S '', ~ Is|| 5sl| ' '$ y.
gc s'fhSi No, =. .s3 ,l.5a
E $ #s|E ;:::::: III II i; Il
E 81 Il n Ii y
M fsgs 8ioHiia nj s ,,
1sebs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

I'll PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. g, toos.
5EP ARRIVED. .i rs 54yfssS
Z steamer brandon, Harvey, N ortolk mercnn.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line \
4 steamer brandon, Harney, Norfolk. MORGAN.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion lro n M
n Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk and
James Rivor landings inerohandiso and pas /.
Bsngers, Virginia Navigation Company 's 4
5 s3 PoR + NEWPORT NEWS, Feb. !, 1etc. Il
ti N = A q ~ "a 3a5s
4 stann1or Waccamaw, Portland II NJ
ESt} ~ "a ga LED. sEff B
. Barge q. r. Hlsol field, Providence. tx IN. XII
s. Barge John tForsyt Providence. "a h, a
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
Il BALTIMORE. MD, Feb. 3,--Seaboarl Air
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE Of STOCKS N NEW YORK.


sADl1S: VI
800 A. e. II. com.
100 Amer. Grass hTwine.........i
POO Amer. Cotton Ollu..........
b4tOo Amaigannted Copper ......
1900 Amer. Car and Foundry...
200 Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd.
Amer. rob, 4 -. c.........
1850 Amer. rob, pfd,...........,..
+ 200 Amer. Can ..........t........i
400 Amer. Ca,i. pfd.....,........
400 Amer. Locomotive, con...
400 Amor. Locomotive, pfd....
1900 Amer. Sugar ............"..
$500 AZ, r. and 8. re, com.....
200 AZ, r. and s.. Fe, pfd......
48J0O Baltimor and Ohloi.....s...
4l1oo Brooklyn Rapid Translt....
Canada Sou thern n.s.. ".
$500 CANADIAN Pacific ..........s
154W Chesapeake and Ohio....n...
2l7Uj Chi. Great Western. .......
1850 Chi, Nil. and 8. P.........
2l0O Colo. Fuel and 1ron.........
Do)D Colo. Southern, com........
800 Colo. Eoutlicrn,1st pfd....s
$500 Colo. soutllcrha Cd pfd.....
TO Clev., Gin, Chi. and s. u.
4 Cons. lob, 4 b. D. bonds. Y
$500 Consolidated Gas .........S.
1900 Delaware and Hudsoil.....
zoo Del, Lack. and West.....
$500 Erie, com. .s-..............
400 Erie, LIST pfd................s
1900 Erie, I'd observation-disclosures.
800 General Electric
400 Illinois Central .............
1900 Louisville and Nashville.
900 Manhattan. ...... .....
l02o0 Metro. Street Rallway...;.
2t00 Mexican Central .........s..i
I 800 Mo-, Sanft and Tex, conf:
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house: f4i fatG
pounds sold week ending January eth, s01$00
pc lnds; decrease for week ending January 9th.
1S5, 800 pounds. & 3aa5i 81 j5t
Sold from September i 1901 to January 81,
10o5.5 6. 900 pounds. sold from September 4.
1909 to January q. 1904 5, 400 pounds in
crense for 1906 1.43l, 500 pounds; sold during
January. 1906. 94s2 800 pounds: sold during
January. 1sbi .00G zoo pounds. IE
THE Erecei pts were much lighter than was
expected this week. caused ny tho cold wave
That struck this section Tuesday AMI CHIT y,vheri
the temperature fell from SO to 10. and nas
continued about that temperate lure with "a
northwest wind ever since. This Will probably
cause rather4llsht sales next week. Tho 1ual-l
iity and condition Of the tobacco continue good
and prices were fully UP 10 quotations..
Me- MN IA n as
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lover cotton they, are not likely y buy With
ivy II r ttee1 but arc so ros gsferiiiy Busy
NAVAL STORES.

v 4 Z. \. NAVAL sToRISs !, ~,
lMSh siMasHifTSSs aai 81 a sie sg receipts g
casks. Isoain- Nothing doing Tar IA. Firm II, nj
sleo teeeips LIZ barrels ad Grnds bnrpS,
's sAvANNAM. CAT tisb TIT BNT1N -.
Dull at tliat. receipts o. casks sales. casks'
i.ys5 barrels, sales. ,si5 barrels shipments.
I AS SStff ar g. FEB. s-rUr PEN
TiNn AND fsositJ.-N othing doing
35 4. re,rry, \ sHr,f,- OFT MARKET .a4
NEW YORK, Feb S.L-1,ottohseed oil easy
With moderate trade. Primo crude . & \, 2; y.
mills, 10c. primo summer yolloW. s5S ~ iMe AZ
OF Summer ye low, noniiffll prime white, ZIG
Ellie. !, primo winter yellow, g7,i 12Sc,
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3IgI Ey11A.aJ. CI19JVHI1IE <-UflE e11 E
cal rs tate Az tlon !! aal
Auction Sale Of That Nice.
Detac he'd Brick Dwell ling,
No. 4l4 wv. Clay Sire ct, on.
ednes day, February 8,
1905, at 4:3O q lock p N n
for the Purp ose Of Closing.
Up an Estate ]. 3ss3I
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a Rare Gem.

Outside New York. $3.50 nos. 2ss Il increase Al.
Totals Canada,s sos us, Sl7 increase "a
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53s BY Va j If Chewing Company,
* ilSs|57I5sl "a cat Tsthfe 9AuCtlOncers. Sl}
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Lynchburg Tobacco Nlarket.T


"A Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchburg mar
.ket for the two weeks ending January u. 1906
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~ ~ 4 si' ~ - s-RO. STILES
Jan. 2s-tds Sole Acting Trustee.
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4 s,INCINNATI,lO. Feb. s,-II o G s-Five cents
lower. Butchers, SIS; common, S3,aol4,s0. Cat
ssow ana raS e SGD sahppsrs sa
h rs, Iambs--S Steady at $4T5G7,70. y & y III
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BETTER THAN LAST YEAR.
A Wholesome Growth without RecIs-
less Imitation Of Prices Noticed.

New York, Sept. or. G.. Dun e. Co. =
weekly review of trade tomorrow will
say:
Current trade shows n distinct gain in
comparison with the same time last year;
crop reports arc reassuring and evidences
Of continued activity are noted in almost
every department of industry. A whole.
BONE growth without the threatening
danger Of reckless imitation of prices Is u
commercial condition greatly to be desired
and these elements are recorded in the
majority Of dispatches. Fall trade is now
well under way, especially encOur-
aging results being achieved in dry goods
millinery, footwear and all lines of wear
Ing apparel while mercantile payments are
unusually prompt for tho season. There
Is a steady consumption of groceries and
other staple articles of food and in fur
niture. crockery and numerous household
utensils the distribution is vigorous. Man
ufacturng plants in the leading indus
tries receive large orders, a heavy tom
mage of iron aud steel business being
placed and machinery houses making
cheerful reports. Footwear shops have
ample business in sight. Textile mills are
busy, although row contracts come for
ward more slowly. Flour mills and saw
mills have enlarged production and the
fuel markets reflect the stimulus Of active
factories. Railroad earnings, thus far
available for September exceed last years
by 25 per cent.
Failures this week numbered 206 in the
United States against @25 last year
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
HOW THE JAPS MAKE Null.
BERRY PAPER.
A Peculiar Art Handed Down from One
Generation OF skilled Workmen TO
Another

James Comrt IN & Bros. of London con.
| tribute tho following account Of how Jap.
aneso hand made paper Is made t.
Paper Making: Most persons are fami-
| liar with the peculiar character Of Jap
nntsc paper which Is made from the
inner bark of tho mulberry tree. II IT,
seldom bleached. but made rs clean as
possible; hence It's peculiar color. 1t is
made In small villages, where all tho in
| habitants are paper-mBkcrs. Tho sons
OF rapcr-makcrs follow the profession of
their fathers unless adopted into a fam
| iIy pursuing some other vocation.
!he paper mulberry trrcc. of which IT
| Is made. IL propagated by cuttings from
the roots. which are planted or the Dor
dArs OF rico fields. and they mature III
about i've years In November the reeds
ar" cut and sold to the paper makers;
and tit. roots are left to send up new
shoots The shoots are cut in pieces
Two feet lorc. piled up and allowed Ia
torment wlich loos,rs tho bark SO that
II can 10 stripped "ff. after which they
mr." dried in tho omen air. OF sctapod nj
Oncc. Tho scrapine removes the brown
tndcrnis Wuich is used fnr inferior
wrapping paper About 8, pounds of tn,
bark is boiled for two hours ir n strong
I've OF wood ashes II is then put
In bags and left IN running
stream until tn. alkal; is completely re-
moved. II is next teate,i. two pounds or
thrcc pounds NJ a time. on 4 wooden
block with heavy sticks for * or %
minutes. This pulp is miycd with lit
tie rice paste. or paste from a species
~ mallow. A thin pulp is obtained by
~ er nf nf !, =
mass into A or 80 gallons Of water.
The web or mat on which the rulp is
collected is made OF slender strips of
diameter; several hundred Of these are
bound together with silk thread, the
rods all rim lcrRthwise OF TIE sheet and
hence tho mats can ie rolled or folded
M in onc direction. For coarse paper,
rood mats are rmn,oved
The process of manufacture is osscnti-
ally tho same as in making handmade
ranor. A woman sits in front Of the
tank and stirs il vicorrus'v. then dips
n mat and frame into tho vat. tales M
some Of tho pulp and shakes It. so as tn
felt tn fhros together. A sinsie dip
| makes n very thin TISSUE paper mos,
Paper is made by dipping twice and
draining each time. After the second
dipping the mat is placed or end by the
side OF the tank &c drain. the frame put
on a second mat. which also receives rs
first dipping While the second sheet is
dra ining for tho first time the mat With
the first sheet is laid face down on u
pile If finished sheets. with a rice straw
between them. While the second sheet
ls draining for second time the mat Is
taken off from the first sheet. 50 that
Only NV" mats arc necessary. When SOC
at COZ sheets, which form days work
are completed. they arc pressed for a
while with heavy weights then taken
AZ one al a time hy means of the rice
straw and placed on srioth boards to
dry.
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REFORM IN MILKING
But Still Many Opportunities for Inn
prOvement.

Additional knowledge and tho ,oce,
sity for looking after every dct,,, in or-
der that the dairy may he profitable. has
resulted in wonderful improvements in
the care Of cows and of the milk after.
ward. Stringent health laws of the several
cities have forced the shiftIess man IN
wake up or else get out of business. There
arc still many opportunities for improve
ments' particularly along the limo OF
cleanliness of the cows and of the stables
ana milking along more scientific lines.
Only yesterday l watched milkman.
man who buys his milk, and it seemed
to me that if the dairyman was half as
clean as the milkman there would he little
to complain of. This milkman must. Of
course. keep his milk on ice. but he uses
an abundance OF scalding water In the
washing of his bottles and utensils OF tin
and then they are further purified hy the
sun. He goes further and washes the littla
crates of wood in which his bottles are
carried. using hot water and securing
soap and then these too are given a sun
bath. His ice boxes are scrubbed with
hot water daily. the milk house floor ia
also scrubbed and then thoroughly
dried. Now suppose these same methods
were employed by the man from whom
the milk Is received. Surely the milk
would come to the standard to which the
law demands. One of the worst troubles
with dairy men is their inclination to let
things go in tho stables too long without
cleansing. They are very careful with
their pals and pans. but careless with
tho stables and with the cows, forgetting.
probably how quickly milk takes dis
agreeable odors. Give the subject "A
little thought and see IL the arrangement
of the stables cannot he improved so that
things may be kept cleaner.
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HEREAT HOME
BURLINGTON CITIZENS
GLADLY TESTIFY.

1t is testimony like the following
that has placed "thc old Quaker
Remedy" so far above competi-
tors. When people right here at
home raise their voice in praise
there is no room left for doubt.
Read the public statement of a
Burlington citizen
Henry /. Bartholomew. machinist. OF
1S7 Bank street. says "Doans KID
severe attack of kidney complaint. A
pain conferred in my loins and all that
part OF my body ached If l stopped or
Strengthened from sitting position,
For Ave years l was subject to spells
OF this kind which were always worse
during bad weather when one Is liable
to contract colds. When the last at
tack occurred went to Henderson's
drug store and got n box of Doan's
Kidney Pills. | have already told you
that they put mo on my feet ! most
heartily endorse Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers, price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buff.
falO, N. Y, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name DoAN'S
and take no substitute.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
Foul BREATH.

Foul breath Ia caused ny foul stomach
attended with torpid liver, bitter or bad
taste, furrcd tongue, lose of, or irregular
appetite, heavy or full bloa ted feeling In
stomach, water brash." or sour eructa :
tons OF gas. sick or bilious headaches.
disposition To- dependency. or =" the
blues, irritable temper or peevishncss
and kindred symptoms. Not all Of these
symptoms are present In every case.
10 tone up and invigorate both stom-
ach and liver and start the digestive pro-
cesses into healthy action. there is, to sa v
the least, no superior agent to DR.. Picrcc's
Golden Medical Discovery. It is prepared
from tho active medicinal principles ex-
tracted from the roots Of native American
plants, and Is an honestly made, safe med
lcine that any one may take without fear
OF forming an. appetite for stimulants.
70 benefits and cures are lasting and not
simply the temporary cxhilara ticn some
times experienced from strong alcoholic
preparations
No man is stronger than his stomach.
therefore. when the stomach is weak it
should be promptly toned up and put in
order to the end that II may properly d.
gcst and prepare for proper assimilation
the food which otherwise cah not
medicine that will do this more promptly
and permanently than Golden Medical
Discovery a whole train Of bodily all
ments result when the stomach becomes
foul. torpid and weak, and. naturally
enough: when the stomach trouble is
cured they, being dependent thereon, dis
appear; hence it is that rheumatism.
sores. kidney affections and various and
diverse appearing maladies yield to the
potent tonic and Alternative properties OF
the Golden Medical Discovery" Bear
IN mind that the Discovery" is an &C.
tive. potent medicine and not a beverage
TO be taken for It's exhilarating effects.
1t IL made ~ cure disease, not to appease
craving for stimnlants.
Don't he wheedled or over persuaded
into taking something else which may BE-
said to be Just as good" Take only
Golden Medical Discovery" which has
more than third Of a century's record
embracing many thousands Of wellat-
tastod cures A. II has cured thousands
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
Advices More Unanimously Ta.
vorable Than at Any Other
Period of the Year.
INDUSTRY STILL ACTIVE
Prices Hardening in Cruder Forms of
Iron, steel, Coke nnd COnl..Rctail
Trade Expnndin8 and Crop sit.
uatlOn Favorable - Labor
Well Employed.

New York. Sept. 22.-Isradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
The tenor Of jobbing trade and in
dustrial advices is more unanimously
favorable this week than at any proceed
ing period this year At the leading Job
bling centers activity continues notable in
all lines of dry goods clothing. shoes, and
IN fact all kinds of wearing apparel It
Is further to be noted that secondary
points Of distribution are sending better
advices. Industry is active, iron and steel
leading with larger sales and frmer
prices in the cruder forms. heret ofore
inclined TO lag. More is doing In the coal
and coke industries and prices are hard
ening. Building material. particularly
lumber and hardware. still reflect UNI
precedented activity for this season OF
the year. There is more doing in retail
trade. though heavy rains and foods
have operated to restrict operations
West and Northwest. The absence OF
frost is still a favorable feature in the
crop situation, favoring as 1t does, the
almost total exemption OF corn from
damage. The beginning of the heavy
spring wheat movement in the Northwest
is reflected in better retail trade and COL
leotions and the like report comes from
portions of the South not affected by
yellow fever guarantees owing to the
cotton crop beginning to move. Railway
tonnage offering is very heavy; it is noted
that enough cars to move coal to the
lakes cannot be obtained in the Pitts
burg district Labor is well employed
and additional reports of scarcity OF
help come from widely separated points.
Business failures for the week number
173. against 1SS last week. 2o3 in the like
week of 1904; 1S5 in 1903; 172 In 1902 and
1877 in 1901
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the upper dam alone 10 capable of do.
veloping 100000 horse power-hours
year.
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Cntarrh and Hay Fever.

Liquid Cream Balm is becoming
quite as popular in many localities as
ElNs Cream Balm solid. 1t is prepar-
ed for use in atomiZcrs, and is highly
priced by those who have been accus-
toned to call upon physicians for such
treatment Many physicians are
using and prescribing 1t. All the
medicinal properties Of the celchrat ed
Cream Balm are contained in the
Liquid form. which is - cts. including
a spraying tube. All druggists or by
Imail. Ely Brothers. Sc Warren St..
New York.
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Attacked ny A Mob.

and beaten, in n .lbor riot. until covered
with sores. a Chicago street Car conduc-
TOR applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and
was soon sound and well. II use 1t In
my family writes G. ]. WEIGH. Of Te-
konsha. Mich. land fird it perfect"
Eimply great fer cuts and burns. Only
Csc at J. W. C'Sulivan's drug store. All
druggists.