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Greensboro Social Events.

Greensboro. n c., Dec. 21.-This
morning at the parsonage Rev. G. H.
Detwiier, pastor of West Market
Street church, united in marriage a
handsome couple from Virginia, in
the persons of Mr.. S. p. DuBose, Of
Danville, and Miss Halle M. Tucker,
of News Ferry. Mr. G. G. DuBose,
brother of the groom, accompanied the
young people. They left Danville at 5
O'Clock this morning, returning on the
1910 train for the home of the bride S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Tuck
er, of News Ferry, for a bridal visit,
and will be 'At Home in Danville,
1913 Patton street after December oath.
They said it was not a runaway, but a
surprise marriage.
Mr.. DuBose was formerly ticket
agent at Danville, but is now chief
clerk in the freight officer of the
Southern Railway at Danville.
Miss Lily B. Tucker and Mr.. John
+. Smith, yesterday at 8 o'clock were
married at the home of the brides
parents, 3 miles north of Pleasant Gar
den. Rev. Harold Turner, pastor of
Spring Garden Street Methodist Epis-
copal church, performed the cere-
mony They will reside in Green's
boro on their return from Jackson
Vile. Florida, where they will spend
their HONEYMOON
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George Grassland.

Winston Salem N. c., Dec. I'll
This morning at ten o'clock Miss
Daisy Grassland became the bride of
Mr.. Frank Armstrong George. This
pretty marriage took place at the
home of Rev. e. S. Grassland, brother
Of the bride who also was the Off
ciating minister on this happy occa-
sion
The couple left on the train this
morning for Hagerstown, Md, the
home of the groom. After an abb
sence of ten days they will return and
will reside in Salem.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-12-23
PLENTY or FRUIT or ALL KINDS
wed Three Months and Dead.
Dughi's.

But three months bride Mrs. w.
oscar Jones, wife of the chief in
spector of the Southern Bell Tele-
phone Company here, Is dead in
Charleston, s. c. The funeral will
take place today.
This sad news came to Raleigh yes
terday in a telegram which told of
Mrs Jones' death. She had gone to
Charleston about two weeks ago to
visit relatives, Mr.. Jones oelng with
her. Formerly Miss Harrle Price, OF
Charleston, she and MI. Jones were
married on the sixth OF last oeptem-
Der, and the sad deatn came close
after the happy wedding.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-12-23
A STRONG ENDORSEMENT.
A lady who slept only one night ON one
OF OUR
Royal :. |astic | : eli
MATTRESSES
Writes as follows:

Clleraw, S. c., Sept. q, 1905.
Messrs. Royal s. Borden,
GoidsborO, II. q.
GentIemen:--
On passing through Salisbury this
summer i had occasion to spend the
night at the Central Hotel and was
charmed with the delightful mattress
with which the bed WIS provided.
Upon investigation / found II to be one
of your ROYAL ELASTIC FELTS,
and now write TO ask the price OF
same, both for double and single beds.
You will favor me with early reply.
Respectfully,
Miss
This young lady is now the happy
possessor of one Of our mattresses
Could any recommendation be
stronger?
If your local dealer does not handle
our Mattresses. writ to US direct.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-12-23
'ROYSTER'S CANDY.

Hastily packed in boxes OF baskets. 1t
will satisfy her to know it's Registers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-12-23

FRESH PINEAPPLES AND TOMA-
toes at Dughi's.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-12-23
y he Quest
for Gifts

With u broad and conn
prehcnSive assortment of
many wares, offering
myriad gift suggestions,
we are prepared to aid
in the selection of pres
cnts for Christmas.
The store is at your SER
vice, even though you
como only to look. Any
thing You may desire to
see will be shown cheer
fully
Choose early-If desired,
your selections will be
laid asiGe--this is the
best time for Christmas
shopping.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-12-23

Col. I. E. Murchison, of Jonesboro
who was taken suddenly i'll on the
streets when he came this week to
visit his daughter. Mrs. 0. L. Paylor
who is i'll with peritonitis. has recov-
cred and went to his home yesterday
to return today. Mrs. Paylor has
passed the critical point and Is now
improving, but her daughter. Miss
Thelma, ten years old. is i'll with pneu-
monia-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
soPE RATi ONS IN otTsSsA LlNAYS $tf
.F3s4} N &c SSARY. q u NJ III
I Doctors " Frequently Mistaken, !.

suffered untold Ia ony with piles for
over tllree years, Two doctors told me.
nothing but3an operati ton would cure mo,
I3trled different RENE dtes, but no thing did,
mo any good 8l,ntil / used Pyr;Lniid Pile:
Cure, I bought ak n fly cent boxes at the
drug store, and no " can do my fJy orls;
and so on here BET ORC u spent most OF
my time lying dawn. ] thank God 1 for
giving the "a scoyercr the kno " edge ito
make such " cure. commend II to all
my friends. nd 4 Il eyer have pil grin
WILL scertainlySu use thlsrenla rka b le remedy
You ctlp use this In my way you wish
to make h lsnoWnath the wonderful merit of
PyrarGiJ Pile Cure 81 Mrs. VIM, AIucky,3
81 Marshall s treet, I9liza BETH n.
4 The experience OF this lady Is that Of
thousands OF others who have been IA s..
would I'd them Of tina distressing coma
pla!nt, on the face Of III, IL appears as
Ia too many surgeons operate lin order
that they may keep their hand In and
lose no portion gof their skill !; then, again,
too many surg g are am ioils 70 expert
me1t dixie the scienti f1o man y In 3 Mark
Twain,s pat he tic story Of the dog and
her little puppy ], and do not have proper
regard for Y patti t's physical welfare.
or condition. v RI 81 h
ii We advise every sufferer to think twice
before submitting to q an Y opera Ion for
piles, and ssl ggest that those nterested
write to- the Pyramid Drug Col Ma shall,
Mol, Dor their III tia book on the causes
ana cure ofs ri VIII en- ~ sent cree for
6tAOf NAp@4$
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MRS 1, CHADWICK PAINTS
Shrieks When She Hears ct Way
5T85 Fl \, ! ,,and Returned Home. ~
I w nv AssocIated Press.)

~ iMyEI AEb. ~, December al,--J ge
rI!den in Criminal Court to-day J. fixed
Sthe bail Of DR., Chad wick at $4,000, Az
stornpey palwleyi stated that g bond for
that amount viii probably pc ready y hen eaFl
sp 81, Chad Wick arrived here. q
', ~ tanrs stearnllng down her face
s. "a X 'ws,ringlng her 'ila nds II nefyogs ex-
Sc ,Itts,,, Mrs. Chadwick Listened N the
corridor Of the county jail TO the reading
Of the Associated Press dlspat shes,. tell-
Ing ofRtha scenes enacted on pears "
steamer Pretoria, /, y 3. y. l. {,
III Mrs.. chad wlcl was. unable g Hcontrol
her feelings, and interrupted inc Feaalng
az the dispatches at almost every va Wosa
With aonle commen !. B, I. y.
my poor husband sas aksla' pl,s =
4 "a dragged into these terrible CHARGES
against me- He IA as innocent 81 any
swronE doing as an nborn bal s'Bs.
when the para sot ne dlspa q -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
Y. A. POST HAS NEW TITLE.
The Stab Wounds in Gus Yer
I ling Bod II Did I AZ 81 E tend vi
Through His Clothes sI8
IS fspecIal d The Times.D

Especial 70 The Times Dispate
Sss NEWPORT NEWS, 8y Al, Dec 81. Sey-
]eral important changes wera announced
al the shtpyard here today. the most
important Of which Is the appointment
1 OF Naval Constructor H. u. Ferguson to
become superintendent sof huh sconstruc-
ton. He was at one time stationed here
az assistant naval cons ructor. and ~ re-
sgarded as ag shipbuilder OF 4 esf eptional
ability. He Will res Ign from the navy at
once. He 4 succeeds iatt Doughty.
who was promoted toS q: newly created
post ot general superintendent Of huh
CONSTRUCT ton. % Il
Z w. AL Posts title was changed from
general Ssnpe rintende EN- 70 general IAN
8ager. 8SS
II n Construct Or Ferguson is now q si stant T
to Rear dmlral Capps. at "a the head OF
the Bureau Of CONSTRUCTION and Repair.
Hearing estimony In the e roner,s In
q hest over the body Of Gus sWerlimg NJ rs
postponed till mex { Tuesda y III ght on .ac-
count Of the illness -of q Juror. f55 II
S5Ss AZ rcInarkablc act u h come Of Ion wit
the killing OF the man Is that none OF the
clothing found & on his b y s was pu ne
stured, Though there were 81 two sta b
wounds in the bod Leo SShulz u a sal oon-
Keeper. the I last man iknow nS to- have been
with 1Nerllng before his Sdisappea rance
has been summoned to Stestif ysa theSin--!!
quest, Yerling'' wi fe,s who Ives In IA Il
ftimore, said to-da 81 that she believed her
husband committe suicide. When n n,
formed sof stIle stab wounds shesshrugged
lllers shoulders and had nothing more to
say. 1j a Ss NJ IS, g
81 CAPITA In r.. u IL Is. 8seyenty ars old. !
a. wei Il Isno Wnts seaman # OF Hampton.
dropped dead from hoart d isease while,
lighting ~ mp last ght. 84
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
~ SURPRISE PARTY. e,
Enjoyable Affair at thes Resi-.
dence Of M II ] X 4 \. Fischer.

81 The .surprIse party given Mr.. and Mrs.
II. "A, Fisher by helr sons, Joscph and
Gasp ~, on Wednesday night was ~ most
enjoyable q flair. The Patterson Gu te,
iAfessrs. blorrisaette, Eos ter, Crunlp and
helped to. enteg = n &, lhoss
Mr.. and Mrs. j oseph AZ Fischer. Mr. and
Mrs. u. hi Fischer, NJ r, and Mrs. Charles q,
a. Fischer, Mr. and Mrs Carter. rs,
lDpesherry, Helen 'ouncil. j. tie stumpf,
annie Stump. Mary q loole cnrrle. N lar
tin, Alma cottrell, Emma Ruth, Mamie
FlHctery Lille Fischer Leonia Fischer,
AlaymaB Fischer, Miss Hattie, Garter sr
Thelna stelnberg n, Morrlssse o ,, y !,
Woodbridge, @, ., Fischer VI J. y tley,i
n Bryant, I'D ward II, Flschtz. James b,
Lang, II. b. E7isoh her Cecil 1Rng stan |e g;
Eurruss. Stun,pf, IL. s:flsa hef, ~ ss
Al lexis, s "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
.CoRDEs, M n! 3, ! & GO.


stating IL that 4 Or, Chad WICK ss would be
brought to Cleveland not as g prisoner.
but as the guest q Sheriff Barry, Mrs. NJ y,
Chadwick exclaimed; hank God for
that. u 8s. III n
Referring to the Doctors expression IN
reference to his daugl ter: u Mary Mrs
Chadwick said !: oh, the poor girl How
will she ever bear this trightful aft!lc-
3tion?",S Y s. B5 IA
yrhen when the Doctors statement de-
falling tho circumstances under Which
he had met and married his present Wife.
was read, Mrs. 6had " lck Eprang to her
feet and pacing up and down the jal \
corridor, shrieked In mental al ony Until
her cries could be heard throughout the
big bpildinb. ut Is not true,e she cried.
~ do not believe that the doctor ever
said anything OF the kind ,',5 Fora mo-
ment the woman continued her rapid
walk up and down the narrow confines
OF the corridor. then, suddenly stopping,
she tottered and throwing UP her arms,
5tgl! to the floor In q faint, 81 b,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
8Co ,,.E D q, M osBY 81 CO. CO.

ana s,rank from the tercing gaze q e
crowds which followed In the wake q
tie pa.rty. Dr. chadwl ok cabin iIon the
Pretoria was in decided contrast To- the
icnb in. liz occupied on tic Kaiser ilhelm.
ii J, on which he sailed for Europe cary "
in Noyem Der sS II was an insllde roo q!
about BY q, With two Marcy pert ha'
ono above the other and q pit OF g setsse.
sc Con Z. were scanty and aluXurles
we're Oh OF the questi ion. Pr. Ghha Wlck
ispent mos OF his time on dock ~ pleasant
weather with his lighter. 35si i II S5 4 \,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
.CORDEs, MOsB 3 Z & !. CO., /.

the signs that your s1n
in all l20 drachmas b on sseeS, 5sS5
y ono Of the three Bo er3 priso who re-,
7 50 were kent IN Ceylon, is dead, and
London Truth Is OF the 5opin Mon q hat the
other two Will mol live niue on eTs under
day they receive from he British govern
rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
y Lightship Disabled,

Especial 10 The Times, p'sptAtchil
from Gull Shoals Life Saving Station to-s
night reports lightship NOT proceeding
mp tile coast from diamond Shoa| is tun-3
der sail. The lifo saving sta lon crew
engines were disah led. II r.
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Derailed the Train, 4

81 IH 1spAelnl 10 The TImes' ~ spatScf
RAMpkh Dee q Poupss
Ing Mills. Va, and Esull burgess, OF
Graham, Va, on the charge Of having
,derailed a. Norfolk and Western train on,
the Clinch Valley Dlylslnn@ christmas day,
Several pieces OF iron and wood had
been placed on the track near Pounding
Mill, Tazewell county No one was
seriously hurt In the wreck, The men
have been taken to TazeWell Courthouse,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

Il II You insist on \, any agent IN Rich
gtpia state.-A II isapsoA y Coz AGENTS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
4 Scene III Court

e On the dramatic feature ofi Dr.. had.
6Wick's hon incoming was the scene I'm the
Ioboken court sa s4S f
The III el.oke n police hid ri atrI to W. ~
corderl Stanton that Chad wick was a fugi-
Y I've from tustice and asked that he Il be
held. NV sherlr Barry was asked II he had
papers s. Warrant ting his remoya 4; of sitiai
doc doc TO & Clevela and and he said that
he had not, and then made an &eloqu emit
plea for, his friend. IN voice ringing
With since raty. MI. Barry told tho court
Of DR.. Chadwick 4 honorable record IN
CleYe land Il and or the II apotless life he
had 8 led. and said that Prosecuting At-t
torneys Keller. OF CLEVELAND, had asked
him not 4 to place thaE doct tor under arrest
unless $he at tempt ted to q ght arrest.
FIe & is my lifelong 81 fri ond, said the!
sheriff. r. Ind II ask nat 4 m frlQnd Il be-
allowed 10 uccorlp Z Z me y manner
fitting his previ GUS cond Ion a III
rs he recorderl nske ed 81 any one would
make complaint against the Cleveland
pllysic iaT but B no CO was heard u and,
tho magistrate g, 4 ter wait ting for q reply.
said OK efenda Mt al charged s.
Narrow Escape From Death.
III Or, Chad wick. IA iss Chad Wick and Ssher-
lifts Barry had a. narrow escape from death
shortly y al ter leaving the Police Court.
They were in q n hack dry hi 81 Ito NJ yer''s
Hotel. IN turning a corner one 3of the
horses slipped \ on tho A 10y 4 crossing and
foil, badly tnngling itsels IN the harness.
AT tho same time a large truck, which
was followin g closely behind came rush
ing q own upon the hack The ID iVerss was,
unable to stop his horse /, and for mo-
5n,ent seem cd as Y the animal would
80 through the .ca rria SO wit 4 his load.
sheqin Barry. perceivjng the niger
lon ned oIt of te2 I'm ok @ n nj pras ding fhey
truck horse by5 tho bride. ~, main o,ao
pushed him onto 1 the ldeWnlk. so that
the truck missed the v ha ok s. by u q few
Inches. Dr. Chad wtck and i his aughto
we're +, greatly ri ghtened by the cxpe.s
Renee. ii
III Miss Mary chadwt OK n Is a dtmlnutiveg
little 5woma nj pretty ( OF face and dainty
An manner, Throughout the lang wait
In the police station In Ioboken, while
the police conferred, she sat In the police
room and bore UP under he stIai with
remarkable fortitude. NJ Ssa ss,si
~ on the long walk from the pier to the
station she clpngs to- Sheriff TsarrY's arm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

s,le sou insist on h, any agent In Rich
nlond can give you n policy in the Virr
ginia State.-A, u. Heinrich, Solicit q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
our January Saving Prices Oh Table I
118l and Bed Linens Makes This an Ideal
Tima "a RepIenis Your Linen Closet.

S Il en,stltohed &Al III Linens llow Asesr
ali unusual W VI
2ox42 t,enistItohed linen y u ls!lt
towels, extra N Ina ant he re (. !
Eusuai $50 X ccaal dozen
2ox42 II etr1me d All " neng uo ots-;l
els, extra fine and valtle ss !,
special
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d AL Few Foreign Facts,

y Al Chinese carpenter at Rangoon. who
had been employed to cons truct q pulpit
for a new Anglican church, cent u the
bill for the work IN the following lorna
S3t Nearly all the younger women IN Par.
aguay wear white or light pink g yess.e,si
dark and black gowns are yYo I'm N 81, VI he
older ones. Face poWderiDg Is still ~
vogue. and many Of the Wonlpn look az
lie they wore " to masks, g5a II ss,s II
d Recent excavations In Egynt have res
5yeaIed a bond, dated AL y. 100, npprentic-
Ing a. slave for two years to the ,'semlqo.
graph, To- be ts1ght To- read apd WgatA
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!1||.H||A ! . !. J.
]. ..........NARRQNAEsCAPE

Con innnd from "a ge.)
..--1
WICK 81 The statehien that has been y \
made That Mrs Chad " lck IA believed to
Be- Nine. oev ero. rho phys clan fell bacls
Ids k stunned. III 5a1 III
.de vere.t. hc tried l'oii, no t,t;
don,t nay tl,at that % mot pc so. y ~
not believe that gleh q thltis car, be pos
;slble. sl,o Is have s'ist '' tet
III, aha cannot Tor y believe gsliss
"A IL si
DO you think MI CHAD y ick GET, be
guilty IA ccused 7's d MI
cannot think her gull 81 awning
III not know the char but she can.
not be full u AZ
when asked about his financial q re r:
sources, he said ID s$F
what the pa say 3is tric. 4 am nm
II pennllcss pauper. You SO " my bea . uti-
{fll home lii Cleveland and YOU knS 1o "
II have lived. s Nov, sec me, coming beck
I'M the second cabin, i. who have always
travelled by tho best shi ps and occupied
the best cabins. t But II I'LL; hat has been
said 5is true, am homeless and taout
4 dollar. All, It ID Ii hard tor me OF my
time " 10 come to til is. ss " ssi
Will Write b *.
You ask IL q am guilty. II have n said.
No. No. q make my situati on clear,I1,
have IN ontemplauon the VIZ Ing q Of Icy
book IN want phys clans, la.wye e, clergy
mon, bankersj9 business men, every ody
TO know where u stand .slS have written
the skeleton Of, the book dread and
hope to have time to write II That will
show tho world everything. HI 4 gas5
X gu say b, u wife Is accused N of be- e.:
Ing Nine. de- ~ cre.g Sid i look Into her
Swldower with an invalid sis ter, n nj h
tersin bed with d y fractured log, my eight,
Syear-old daughter mo therless.
q. Would 4 not DO glad TO know some one
who $w ould take an interest III my h ouse. y
hole. and bring order out OF chaos 75s No
one on earth can know M zee lings to-
day, and God help that blessed girl who
has been helping bear my burd 's3f u
Sheriff Arrives.
5S55 AT this time q revenue S cutter with
Sheriff Barry aboard tied up To- the low
Sering side OF the Pref oria and the sheriff
8clambered u aboard s He Il made This way.
through the densel v packed mass OF steer
age passeng 800 il IAN n tto the ter
part OF tile Eship here tn second ga bin
is located. 8 His coming. N n1re.-- known
tor Or. Chad vii & q was ann onnced III y d
steward. y ana 81. Barry was * tfsonce &ad-l
stnitted to- the tiny abln. Ii The two men
had q long nferencs.; after which Mr.
Barry ammo unced that " ri. Chad wick,
would not be placed sunde arrest, and
that they wolld return to Cle yeland as
sHlends 5838
viii travel as Il two gentlemen and
old friends would travel, said Barry:
and the Doctor WI Il not be under arrest
and viii not even be under detent tom is
Sdfs fter some delay at the toria's dock,
Or. Chadwick, his dang liter. Mary, Il ana
Sheriff Barry, accompa panied Ii by n several
detective serg eants sof a he okan pollca
force. left the Pref rla and walked 4 .up
the street to- Record Ter stanton's Police
Court They were u FOL lowed on h the way
by 9 crowd OF two or three hundr curl
Gus pcrsons who made sonnet thing Ut a
scene Sc at the court BY attempting to crowd
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Sea StreWn With Oil.
81 NJ. tBy Associated Press. } IA n 4
NORFOLK, VI Al, Dec: 3l--The cam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

80. oerr,,an I able p ar,1aaks low 6O ODE !
s71s 4. scotch and oert,1ar,sT able pa q
II, asks, now y. y. ~
n 81 AZ Scotch and On Germ AZ, II 2 an askp,
now. 81. X. u. e \ M
3gt N apkIns, Of extra quail ity and weight,
extra values, S1 S1.26, 81 30 q, ",
~. 26 TO IA. 90 d oxen.
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Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
MosBY CO. coRDEs ntosBY coRDEs MosBY 800
CORD ES M u: osB I 7 \ y y .,
8Ren,n ants and Short Ends.

seasons Remnants and Short o
White Goods Wash Goods, Donestics, Lawns
Moussoines Silks Lr Il, s'ooas
aces and good
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

II g. the drama tic Zen lures q Dr.. Chad
Wick s q hotne Ing was the scene In the
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nevg-YoTA. Jan. II, 1908.
NtSLtecelptJ 30 54S head including
9 for tO-dayfs market. There q fair demand
ana prices fU steady Reported sales were At S4 90
per 100 II for medium native Dressed beef steady
at 1890 per 10 for Ordinary sides Gables
unchanged. Exports to-day SO cattle 2.916
quarters Of beef
sales-Tobin & Shannon % Kentucky steers 11oa n
average. at 81 90 per 100
CALVEs-Recepts were 5e head for the market IN
Guiding Of Westerns. The feeling steady. 4
SGgS9 per 70; no sales of Westerns
city dressed veals steady at e914c 10 country dressed
ct 7i5Q12c.
sales-D. Harrrgto veals. le2 ID average. at 50
Per 10; do 80 10 al Sc
head, Including for the market. making, with the
CITY and at 6ixtiet-st Sheep steady; lambs
sold late hour Sheep sold at 81 50GS5 90 per 100
exc per n; dressed lambs az lI@l212c;
SaleE-Newton Co: 1914 State lambs, Y 70 average
at SIS 100 b 1s7 DO a 10 at IS; 10 State sheep. 80
10 at IS 30; 10 do, SO 10. at 81 90.
Tobin Shannon 131 Ohio lambs, 81 10 at IS 12ass 30
Oh1o sheep 123 10 at 50 30.
Sanders Gate yeserday) 2o2 State lambs, 20 n, at
sS 10: 4 Gull sheep. 73 10, at So.
Commission Clate yesteTday)f OHIO
sheep. I49 n at S.
HoG8-Receips were 81 cars or 5448 head. including
to be sold. No sales reported. Feeling steady.
Country dressed hogs Unchanged.
Sales Gate yesterdayS. Judd & Co.: 100 mixed west
hogs 218 ID average at 81 per 100 -
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
CASH QUOTATIONS.
nENERAL MARKET REPoRT.
rSer-YnrlL- Isnuarr u. 3

New-Xork. January Is, 1905.
without being specially active. the coffee
~. = satursay rejected the limited offerings by ru
rStAs - ~ Nrru with anal prices showing moderate
- go -Ss nv The opening steady at unchanged
g. - a. advance of points; The market closed
ricss EFIb points higher. with sales reported OF
Te ssSs bsrg The opening advance was IN line with
ts'-4s -ss--resn cables when reported gain OF 42GA
- htSf-~lrrg and OF = at EaVre. Primary ad
IS So - u1t entirely encouraging, cW4rg 10 the con-
sAN s-f-fnr tendersy RIO, thsJ market reporting
tl.A - = Is S1tos remained unchanged, however,
sscsrts ID The TWO poTls ana the JUnoaihy figures
- 4.-.se-are The sac Paulo figures were q little
- - corrg-ed with recent. but attracted little at
A4e a. Indicated by The sales reported business
Al-.-, on rbe whole bBt there seemed 70 be good
Va S,~r orders just lttle under the market which
= reject the intention OF large trade interests
giving support 81 the event Of any Weakness,
- a. seemed 10 be bringing in some little de-
a. -srries who considered that The resctionaTy
60 I'D tie middle week had been accompanied By
ts~er. change IN -LuiCal conditions 70 siFe the
-. - fairlv healthy tone. The spot market was
tf 5u5rati1us on the basis Of SAC fer Rio No 7.
9nse al contract prices in the local market to-day
fCllOWS.