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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-05

Eleven licenses were Issued to roisrsA
couples also. 4:
Quars.tine Biscusse1.
was hsia tis q afts ns oas Which Dr.
". u. Sanders. State Health oficer. was
The question Of raising the quaran-
ing New Orleans and Pensacola was
dis.usscd at length. DR.. Sanders left
this afternoon for McntgCmery to con-
fer with Governor Jelks In the matter.
Two Deaths in Mobile
Frank ID. Scarcliffe aged -. died
this afternoon at his home. $50 81;
James Bride. aged Is. a native of
Ireland. died today at his home. s51
NOZZLE NOZZLE more than nifty years. He
leaves msny relatives.
VIII Hold it's Own.
Tuor n on tss syees tSat the esy
Mobile will decline to extend the leases
on wharf frontage along the river after
the present Limitations expire. Those
say anything. but one lessee. w. T.
Heterogeneous, Is quoted as saying he
was refused renewal OF his lease. II
this be true the city will, under the
new OTueT VI Things, reap nGak
hadvest from wharfage tolls.
Personal and General. !,
Mr.. Erwin Craighead editor of The
vacation and is again at his desk. He
was accompanied on his encourage by
Mrs. Craighead.
as notary public for Mobile County.
in the Probate Court.
Mobile Society News.
1t has been a long time since the
Country Club has looked as animated
as 1t did last night when Mrs. Green
wood Lyon entertained for Mrs. Moore
of Fredonia, New York. Mrs. Moore
Is an aunt of Mrs. Robert Erwin and
has many friends who were glad tore
new their acquaintance. Mrs. Ligon's
quests were Mr.. and Mrs, j f.. Barrett.
Mrs robert Gage. Mrs win Porter OF
Kew West Misses Ruth Bush. Ethel
Hodeson. Maude and Katherine Middle
ton, Moliie Irwin and Merrs. Murray
Wheeler. Frank Ross. W. #. Tebbetts.
]. A. walters. 9: A. Fuerst. Hammond
pins was followed by an elaborate
course supper. the hour for the last
car coming al too soon.
rhe engagement and approaching
Mr.. Erwin Little is announced today
the wedding to take place November
20 at $3.50 p. m. at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Williamson. OWNS TO a. recent sor-
row in the family of Mr.. Little. the
wedding will be a quiet one and no
cards will he issued in the city. THIS
will be a disappointment to many, TOR
few Young COUPLES have more true
friends who would he glad to witness
the browning event In this pretty love
story. Roth hold an .enviable place In
the regard and affection of 2 wide cir
Gle Of aeeuafntances who wish them
continuarce Of the jov that IL theirs by
the divine right of youth and love and
happiness,
Football season having. arrived i ts
only natural that the Mobile schoo!
boys should catch the enthusiasm ana
that they have done so is shown by the
game arranged for next Thursday be-
tween the Spring Hill College hoys and
the students of. the Mobile Military In
stitute.
The marriage of Miss May Ce Robin
son and Mr.. Jungerman OF Nasnvule
will be the prominent event OF the
coming week.
Mrs. Gage returned : Friday night
from New York where she spent six
weeks very delightfully."- Master
.u.u..uumuu......-s-.u..-uun~uu
) -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-05

Frank ID. scarcIiffe aged IL. died
this afternoon at his home. 364 St:
Emanuel Street. He was native Of
Baldwin County.
James Bride. aged rs. a native Of
ireland, died today at his home. 351
Augusta Street. He had resided in
Mobile more than fifty years. He
leaves meny relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-05
Another suburb.

Mobile continues to grow. The
rrowth 10 to the southwest and in y
section as prettilv located as can. be
found anywhere In the South. Men
ton has been made of the new. addi-
tion, the site OF which was furnished by
dillon. is a little north of west from
this tract and Is across the line OF
Partridge Avenue. Engineers are
bnsiiy enga ged I'm laying off this, sec
tion In streets and blocks and lots.
Already a number of pretty residences
have been built on this tract and 1t
will in the near future be q continuous
line Of residences. The only ontIet Tor
Growth is in that direction and Mobile
IA reachine in that direction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-05

In special train OF cars this aIter-
noon there arrived in Mobile party
OF Mobile and Ohio Railroad omctals
who had just completed their annual
tour Of Inspection of the entire system
including all of the brahch lines be.
tween Mobile and St, Lbuis. General
Manager Richard v. Taylor was in
charge Of the psrty, and he was assist
ed by his Chief Clerk. e. G. Renjell. In
the party were the following: HAYDEN
Miller, Freight Trahlc Manager; J. M
Denvven, General Freight Agent; john
M. Beali. General Passenger Agent:
Horace w. Clarke, Superintendent of
transportation; g. g. Mckee, supsrin-
tendent of Motive Power; c. F. Blue,
Suoarintt ndent of Ways and Struc-
lures; j. r. Poe. General Cotton Agent:
r. W. Moore. Superintendent St. Louis
division: C. A. Pigford. Superintendent
Mobile Division: H. L. Hungerford,
Train Master st. Louis Division: HENRY
Martin, Train Master Mobile Division;
r. p. HAWKINS. Road Master St Louis
Division. John Mulvey. Road Master
Mobile Division. ]. N. Enright, Master
Mechanic whistler shops; A. B. Mfnton,
Master Mechanic, jackson, Tenn: ].
Burke, Commercial Agent. Meridfap,
Miss: J. H. Patterson. special Freight
Agent. Jackson. Tenn; j. M. Boone,
counsel for Mississippi, and J. D. NC
Ginnis. General Agent, Meridian. Miss
The Inspection of the system was emi-
nentiy satisfactory to all In the party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-05

The friends sof 1fr. Nlgery, the well
Of his illness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-05

Football season having arrived t is
bovs should catch the enthusiasm and
that they have done so is shown by the
game arranged for next Thursday be.
tween the Spring Hill College boys ana
stitute.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-05

Z. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Williamson
have moved into tne1r pew nome on
Government Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-05

I Mr. Melvin Birlpps has returned
Prom business trip e Chicago and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-05

Mr. Erwin Craighead. editor of The,
Daily Register, has returned from his,
vacation and Is again at his desk He
was accompanied on his encourage by
Mrs. Craighead.
,Norborne r. Clark has filed his bond
as notary public for Mobile County.
in the Probate Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-05

Miss Meta Huger has returned from
Memphis where she has been visiting
her cousin, Mrs Cleiand Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-05

DR.. ana Mrs. shelton Frederick have
returned from their bridal trip.
The Doasyouplease Club will meet
Friday with Mrs. b. r. Adams.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-05

Mr. and Mrs. James Wade are ex-
pected homo this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-05

Mrs. A. J. PiIlichodk ana son will
csio a msaday q f' sss Weeks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-05

Mr.. ana Mrs. Johf, Morris are occu-
plying this winter q nat In the new
frGe apartment building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
sAL1Isi

4 4a rN
5000 Is Ct III com.... .......
100 Amer Grass irvine. 1. ~
1900 Ainalgn1,iatcd Copt,ci, ...,ss
1900 Amer Car annds iTotlndry...
800 Amer. Car ard Fotin., rfd,t
$110O.American Cotton 8Oil.
! 200 American 8,robhecoa 1'fd ss..5t
y 5000 American Chr, ..... i.
1900 American Can. pfd..ss l.i..ss
2e01 Amer Locomotives, conn.,.
J 100 Amer. Locomotive. .pfds..t
1900 American Sugar
1900 III, ana 81 re. coni.....ts 1.
1000 sX., 4. and 81 re, pfd...
5000 Baltlmofo.and Ohio.,.....i. "
1900 Bruoklyn Rapid Transit.
II Cannon Southern \. &. 8.
26sc0 CANADIAN Pacific. 4,
l230o c:hesabnase and 5Oliios....t.,
$500 tt,hleAgo4 Great Western.a.i
t77oO Chi. lA1il.sand s. r
1850 Colorado Fuel and Iron....
1909 Colorado Southern COM.
600 Coorado so,itherhr1st pfd..
Colorado Southern, "a pftdl...5
zoo Glen. Gins. Chi. and and Rs. ~
Cons. tl'oba eco Bondlss'....;. y 4
$500 Consolidated II Gus M. $500.
! 400 Delaware and IIudso !fi.. v. (, |. !.
"a Ia, Lack and 5W'scest..', ~; a
}3OOt Eric, com $500. -
500 Eric. list pfdsn, t' \ J.
500 ltl.le "a pfd..:s ..s..., 80
sNp General Electric ~, Y
d1GD Illindis Cen tral II. !.
Ssos0 Louisville and Nashville. ...3i
200 Manhattan
1i$oG Metro. 8 az Railway
4SiOD Mexican Central 4
n Mo. Kan. and Texas. com. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
7 COTTON NiARllET.

NEW YCR Is, 5 Feb q. Tho cotton market
Mas moderately active and In a generally way
easier With final prices showing u conpalA. y
lively small loss for tho day under liquldatlc
and bear pressure. growing 81 out OF better
wtut her larger receipts and talk Of weakness
among interior holders The opening was
steady at unchanged prices TO u decline OF o.
Ioints,9 or rather better than due on the cabes,
which reported n decline of BIS points on,
futures and OF points on spot cotton. al Z.
though The latter continued ~ good demand (.
tha1 market showed come heIstaton. On the
call houses with Southern. particularly New
Orleans, connections appeared to- be sol Ing,
hut one or two local professionals were huylng,3
nnd there wns support BY brokers, believed ~
represent Philadelphia spot interests. III But
shortlyfaftery the start thaibig estimates for
t0TlnorroW's receipts at Houston and New Orri
leans were posted and the market broke I'M
der active lqidalon and n renewal Of bear
ish prcssiro fro, 81 traders 81 4tficE 3warNi..Si
down 10 a. net decline OF about lag Is points In
tho early afternoon With March shown Ssrant.
z est weakness, covering by early sellers and
private atlvices reporting very tito spot cot
ton offering In tho south stcadlna the. narke y,
which closed q n net detne OF sci points,
sinles Of futures were estimated at $4,000
< bales. q ii q : 5i, D u $50 ,y6, Il
4 Secelpts9at tho porto to-day were 20 a3a bales
acaI Inst $40 OPS last week and 8lS3i6 last yfar,
For the week testln,atedl 10000 bales aSa Inst
ii.,5ia last week and 4, aS9 last year ro-days
leceptsT al New Orleans We're q lil bales
against 6,7Sh last year, and nj Houston s,l6S
bales against l679 last year,
Cotton futures opened steady at theideclne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Southern Industrial Developn1en

-
e tspeclnl ia The Times-D ispntch:) (, y,
IS al ,afANot3tsA, Tenn, Rob. Here yltl.
III nresentcd u list or tho most important INV
in,,iist Ties In several of the Southern Sltl es
renorttd to the Tradesman curing me Euus'
fy Misunderstanding $500, 900 lumber COM
n,,nv. Alexandria, $4,000 chemical WORKS; iS2 a.
nnokc ss5 900 land company; Boyaton,s Sso,oyo
lifmber Y company, Rlchands, S!b, IVY prlck
wnrks X Richmond $4,000 oyster plahtlng NM
ms viwation company Norfolk, $40, 10Y epnstrna.
lion company; Petersburg. 800. QUO contracting
and manufacturing company, x ~ ,oa !, ~.
West Virginia ~ Wy nossr w
works; Farlnonnt 49, 900 o., GSo 70 rs.
company, Wheeling, $4,000 company e deyhl9p
coni lands stone aiarries, etc. SiS 900 devslol'-
nsnt company; Clarksburg, $500 900 coal MINING
fcempany; parkersburg $4,000 plaster anu pui''
Ply sent,,cS dway, soap factory Lonisye,
Az ooo timber and land company; liopklhsYllle'
Mnr,h Cnrona--Gharlotte $4,000 construction
cct,Nnnny: C,anterpillo cotton GIN Srlst NIL,
!, wn saw mills; Spencer, electric llEht phll'
tirsenshoro, $4,000 Implement Worksi ll!,
bpfo. $4,000 roller null company shaFsol''e'
mattress factory. i ,,,. d N ohn Gn,c,,,o
s9a!n Ta oInnIa, 100000 building and loan
can,nny; I,ranchYe, telephone exs,hansni
Charleston si0,o0l machine WORKS 'ttai'''eS'
irennessee- Lynnylle, canning factory itr ,1
~ sib. 900 clothing fnctoryi Bells, saw hllli
Soinibia $4,000 milling ca'llpYnSi hno ,Sy
"a nnn marble and lime SguEka l.alsr ",
1rp am. saw mill: Greepay11le oo9 toparcn
SuStory, Jackson, $4,000 doWsl aclofy'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28

u. S. rounding registered fex. int.) "a
u. s. refupdlng %. Y.
u. $. 3s legistcre
s. New reE:stercsdl:
New it
~ s. 1, dis rsgistsIee tex
American Tobacco Il, n
American Tobucco 81, cert 4. -.
itchlAon general yss ~;
Afchison adjustment. .'''. =. K
Atlantic iGoast Limo Z. .'...S
baltimore and Ohio 4s.s.. .t,.. 8
baltimore and Ohio 4. q
Contra of Georgia A
Central Of Georgia lat &c 81 y. 81.
Contra K of G eorgln I'd . 4
chesapeake and Ohio ~
Chicago and Alton \.
hica 20. H. and quincy new \. \.
3chicago II. sc i and PACIFIC .... =.
Chicago n. Il and tactic col. es....'''' go.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
market STRONG ]. [ ].
TR ! ! ! ! |. ) HEAVY / ].
Stock Sales Pass Two M Million!
.3# Mark IucllsS Progress
3iliS12ealizii
JUMP IN SOUTHERN PACIFIC 'll:;:|
Not Less Than 10000 -'s Shares lsHrtsS4s
Changed IIands .i iil Period 9.11l''].
often Minutes, fsa85S
INV A.socIalsd a press. l

Il r,\y ~ Oh X. Feb II -rhe bulky total 'lln4
4 Of over 100000 shares rcnched Y ~ tfe u
business done ut The Stock lIxcang sto-
8day Witnessed tho continuation q "
sneculative excitement and tie 81, 81 VICE " q
spread interest in@the l,lies n.y. ~
however, vas distinctly devoted toah
cess ofNIgcstion, and there were ~ suG,l
Violent advances ,lH were ina last vee !, s.,
ubstantul Drogress WIZ XII. nt M
however, rcalzing 8pro 81 4. = ca !, 60
$bvElnxt va ~,
offered settling vas ll e t hS
any notable new devel opmen VIII q. ny y.
exception ofS tho striking movement 4, ~ u
Southern Pacific. The vince :, lt, !, q
an adjilstmeht III tic recent adylines in
Union Pacific. but an addi ltonal mou,,ve'
for tile bUyIng was offered II the clrcuia
lion tfn -
mined lipon r,lnor q, olcl q
5conHrnat on.& The rate of absorpl .on5 N u
Southern Pacific he iltst q, a.,
day was 1an M,
shares changing hands lin ~ space 81 .ei "
minutes during The period Of grea les g e
tivity. aoutinc news the day Z WE \, !,
little regarded, although itsofered nothing
s "a discourage the buying Of stocks. 81 ! ~,
effect of the fire Ht$H Orleans W.
restricted to Illinois Central the prlnci.
pal sufferer The very hcayyS outlay l9 Y.
Observation-Disclosures and Ohio and the Long
Island lnrclregHrdcl as tlfying evidence
8of5 present prosperity aud confidence 4 fin
stfe'future.S but Locomotive was The GA
railroad Z equipment stock to espond not
ably, and its streng tli-sWHs temporary
( rheEinoray inarnet gave some cyidenca OF
increasing demand for credits. but anofap-'
sprchenslO nWas felt or Ia liz ck Of suWiS
THE persistence os the selling OF sipcks
and the email response TO I'd the 81 * me
movement in& Southern Pa itic, which rose
TO 81 rs. prompted a getlcrh .3,ilfo aIlnE
4 on stocks late In a he day. which ..Irrl.ed
prices to * the III lowest level and made the
closing considerably Unsettled. f9
81 Bonds were &irregilnr. Total sales par
i value. $3.50, 900. & Jnited States Is regis -
tered advanced 1-S per ceut. on ca II tx $6
# The tota les OF stocks i FOR he 5da y,
we're 2, IN, go sna reg. a
I NJ MONEY AND l5x crIANG E-- ct osi1: Z
Money Oh call firm, q 2 3.413 prr CENT;
4 closing bid. 9 IA per cent: offered ct 3
3 per cent; time loans st eady;;S sl1 " days
and ninety days; :s3 per cent 3; SIX months,
&aal-2 percent, !; prime mercantile paper,
1 a1-2Tl1-4 per cent Sterling exchange
heavy With actual busiriess sin@ bankers,
bills at 9i.s6 .75frs.s Isl. 50 for demand and
$siS4.G6a4 Isl 40 for six day bills posted
rates, 81 S. - and si.s7 1-2fIi IS: CONNER
cialg bills.t4 ABA 3,S Bar silver. 81: Mcxicalli
4 dollars, d 1921. Government bonds, 1rlnitt
Il railroad &llOndS irregular. y 5g.9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
!. CATTLE NIARkETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK, NJ Arr
(Salcs at Union Stock, Yards,)

5t +. fJ W M Richmond, Va Feb, q. 1905
Il Cattle market very good Hest steers, 6R
hAc,: medium to good iEMiNc;i rs common
IL Eeoa no!sss 4 q,sa Sit rhas
hills, ssi0$,sc, ; veal calves, 51A47e,;. fresh
lias market strong Best hogs laaAa,;
roughs, tlsM5s.c 49,,
SIeell-9AInrket strong, Best sheep, baHc,;
eoniman. 4u4Ee,i good lambs ee1E7 te COM
' prosp rs good for all kinds % slock Tor
next market.
reIpts, 5000 head. Market stronger, Good
10 prime steers $5Ss06ip poor to msdlllm,}
Saspts7G; X socEers and. feeders. Ss.bpWI, " ]
cows helftis $1,000 81 c9n AZ "
bulls o sS4Ia iSss fiji MIN
ed 1 and ,,utcners, sl,7sHaoo, good T. choice
iheapy, Is 95Gt5.7 10; rough hcarN SLI5Mts7la;
light, $iT0dti 90; hulk OF sales. sl,SS@i oS,
iShnan--Receipts, 5000 head, strong ! lambs
weak. Qopd Is cholco wethera, fs5,snHg,al; falr
to choice, mixed, Si6Oaa5ai natlya lambs,
S575ql77d. Se! 81
SEW YORK, Feb ~ B,iIY k'S- ltecclp!s,
f,piO head. steers firm "a l9s highsr; pulls
ST X fSs s6 trn ves- Receipts s,o!i head Fairly
active Nut Sldpl, 70 lower than last l'rlunyi
ibarnyhrd calves and Western 9lipmim ma yeals
Sea4s lower at INlassi per pound c,luntry
Fannie ilsceipts s,oal hepd Sheep steady
oxpopt gyadeg stiopsi; prime minbs l,rnl " 49,
higher, medium grades stcaHy Sheeii, SAtVW
6HliS taolra AZ hers spiS SUI y ny i,lbs,
sieis elllls lasss
head. Market loYei. stete ana tennslylss1n'l
Fl =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Railway Appointments,

tlsy Associated Press, MI &
ESs i iuhs aasifs y
B ~ l,,Tran rs assistant general freight
a as6 louisville division, VIII. headqualtsrs
al i.on:sviic and 9f RA Gnnph,Sli a. man
a. I'D tho Ashevlle Inc VII headqpart
~ Il Louis. Mr., Gurian ~ now commsroal
~ III the Southern at LOUSY lle The up
Suoimtments are effective March lst,s3 5s n 1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28

New jersey Central gen. I. !. 13o @
Nothern Pacific 4s y, Y. y I. 1ois
Northern, d I,n as 4. &
Norfolk ana Veslel Fl con As !. !. :. 3. 1864
Oregon Short line funding a7si
Pennsylvania 3cnny
Reading General I.
St.fLouis end Iron Mountain CON. 5s...... III s
si.f3Ilouia and San francisco IT, As 81. q. 88lh
81 Louis Southwestern con. 4s I. Z. S2,ss
Scabon rd rs q. Die
Southern Pacific al 9fl
Southern raj ts. 1. q, !. ta,a
rexas nd Pacific sts l22
Toledo. ST IL. and Western As j. So n
Union Pacific As. I. 11j!s
Union Paciflc coiiv. 4. 12Sia
s;tcel cd B6s. \. 9i!a
wabash lists 4. Z. 1ls&
Wabash Deb. RI.
3yVnsf II, 9l 4
wheeling and Lake II re is \. 941
Wsconsir t,trali Il 4. Ks Dtis
M and o. Cola teInl Trust As. I. Il 0sis
cant raj ar Georgia ed INC \. &C
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
CLOSING BoND. QUOTATIONS.

5C,.,7 C, G. AMI st. Louis gen. ioa
II S,einrado Bsfidinn III AZ - . NJ Is S
c,oloraio5 at, Southern ia y. y, OLE
\ F.,,hn ss IN 81
f,rnVe, nj Mo q fIliide III ~ n. cist
Distilers, Secul1 Les is 7ob
Eric prior lien As. ~ ~
Erie General As. 9stai
" ITn., IN wa cvs b AZ . . . . . "a
nani' a. cert inca IA . . 1olH
Inliisriie md Nash Unified Is !. /. 1872
Mammalian, CON, gold Isl . I.
xcar,F C'en i'm a. /. I. Il. 17lis
Mexican Central q at n. e24al
hiifin and ST. Louis IS tonercd) % .
Missouri Kansas and Texas q "
Mexican Central lat Inc u. !. 4. "
Inn aud Ct. SoLis AZ. 9S
Missouri, Knrs and Texas 1ol "a
Miss5i,ri Kansas and Texas 2ds I. ssh
National Is KY OF Afexico con-. 4s.. - s
National r.. K.of ~ exicos con.
New York Central gen. AIS. loo1s z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
or I IN 81, pRopUtE MARKETS..

NEW & DIRK, Feb. n, --FI.OuR-ouiet and
partially lower: minnesota patents So 9ogS, AZ,
rye Four-Quiet, I. Buclswheat Flour-Ip,u p VI,
Wheat Easy; No. 4 red, sl,e29s {. 9. D. af float
The uncoyerng Of some biz sop-loss orlersl
CLIQUE had unoaded broke the. market over
a. d bushel An fternoon rally wi ~ corn
left options finally net hlslet ~ AlaSl
s1'1,orn-Firm; No. :, $50. elevate Option
Inarnet closed ts4Asc, net higher MAJ cless q
at 5SKr.i July SAKE, Oats--tsulet niNea, "
SIC. 8. . 49,. N }, (, ~ =, ,,, \.
Western steamed S sat Ise r" PosN
INlrn, iRosln--Flrm: strained, S's7fsaistopp,
Dull at 52ia 63,Ee. ,,.,,.a g. Y
Goffee--spot Rio, easy No., linVolce. s se,'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
MARINE IINTELIIIGENC E..

PORT NEWPORT NEWS, FEE, \ 2. 1905, sS
s39 ARRIVED 8 s5l N 9Si
q steamer Inca, Baltimore. Wa
Il Steamer ! .angRond, Bal tmorc!@ 5 "a II f *
Steamer St, oswakl RnltlIno '!I VI VI, &,
81 sennoncr nj w, Bowen Providence N
Schooner Nlagnls Manson, Hampton . Roads f''d
x Barge Texas, Boston, 4te,.s t,5iiai IA
Barge lSnickorbo ckerc Frov|d W.
80. ~ ALLIED 81 s
Steamer Drot, Liyorpoo. !, 95i
aSchoonor{ Lucinda Sutton, Salem.
barge New York, ProHldence, Nj X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28


sssdy stfass poi.ts dealins raw
firm; fair refining, 9-l6a centrif ll
q :, sugar Ss6e
sso. state, dairy Y;
a aia0'V White. ioA Firm nearby
MA sss sen 5srssy
other domes 81 sI5!se cahbases----3
S!ss styass 81 fs
cH1cAtio I; q = se nsaliona 4!
slump OF nearly 4c. n brshal TO- day apparently
ended hugh deal In. May Wheat. The break al
rssa
showed d met loss, Of Sc. corn closed strong
y M:iss e. hl sfs sa's u @
S ~: open. High Lows Close.
%S$ sl15 s: 80 .5 5ss 5.s -
IS ssp I: (: !. : ssts s0's
80 - -; Il Il u 4; 4;
SsS 81 81 81
$iSS 'is5 1ss Is
S5E 9s5 Si: S:se 4f 's
$SHORT$R II3S-Per l4 lbs. y, -
d May !. . go $50 ~ 6,6l1s 6so
st july z, -. 6.S 6.921s 6.S2ls 692tts
& Cash quotations were ms follows: FLOu
Steady. No, 3 spring wheat. s.lsql Mo- 3,
!SlO7GGil q red. ST. sO1s 10. corn,
ASK a i5is an; yellow. 46ap oats.
3GSiIkc. u No. B Z white 3lNcs |; No. 3 White,
30,sd IA 3llsc$ No rye, 75c Good feeding BAR
Icy ;sSc !: fair tot choice NAL ting No
.faxseed. SI.e4; $Eo.31 northwestcrn %. Mess
pork, per barrel, Sls.t5ui25 O lard per 80
pounds " s. odi5. Sas h short ribs sides tloosel.
s667le 600 short clear Sides (boxed). ~ iaaP
6.S7 u fNhiskey.S basis of highEswlnes 81;
Glover, contract grade. sle,5o. Butter-Mlnrket
steady; ereamcrles, o4d &c. !; diaries. y ip:ec,
Steady at marx, cases Included, 23a rs;
ihrsts &c Cheese--Firn Ut l2fRl3lac. Nh Il ji}
IA.I3rlMoR L. ga NJ d, Feb. q I'LL uR- ~
Steady, yYirlt Ter patent, s5Got6.sb spring pals,
.ent, SS.e5 a6, 90 Wheat--Unsetled; spot CON.
tract sLl3s4 lll3S; tho month 81. l3N a.;
southern by sample fl@llS .-.- !. q ol'n--Yery
steady 5spotF and the month 6Nas GaoMc south
crn white corn, I5.. 150iac. onts-Fir1n;4 NO.
white 3SIac. sales. 4 Rye--Flrm. 81 Butter--Flrm
and unchanged fanay imitation, 22oE3oc,: d.
creamery IS IIa6c. liggs-E Easy and unchanged
at CSC. Chez se-itirm and unchanged Sugar
Strong md unchanged, ss4 iBais ~ g{ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
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LEAVE R1cIIatoN SpAIL 81 N.
II 900 AN Nine REOLIS8 LIMIT D. Arrives
Norfolk 70 Stops only ~
ge :Ss an NJ s9:fieA Buftet
Pnror Car Petersburg "a to III .ynchburg anu
Hbanokes Pullmnn 81 eepers tos Slolunl-S
bus, nlueneld to Cincinnati; also r oanoke to
Knoxville, and Vile to- Memphis 3; cafe
sDnn Car Roa noke to WI hanson. Va
h laid II. M sRo ANoKE ISX PRESS for Farm
vile. Luxembourg and n noke.
IA 10 P.t7 NO OCEAN SHORE LINZ ND:aAr--}}
rtvcs ;2o stops g I
lsteaners to Boston roy dence, New
baltimore ana Was ing El, WI. s.S
rs r. For N ,lfo md al ta tloHs eastI
- 5sl p Mn
Pullman Shoppers ichmond mha
Ronnoke, etersburg to East
burg 10 Cha ttanooga; Memphis ana tSe%ss
MN, I, sis outs EMPRESS. uman
slesper Pc crsburg to Roanoke and Roanoke; e
cG Tra,ns arrive S' from the 81
n. NI.iand e:l8 =. Mi from rortoik - ~ -
and $50 r. NJ I, g n g II
b. = " 49, ~ St
Genl Pass, = uNss. m