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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-19

By the way, what has become of
that curious gem, Judge Chase of
Way Down East?-Lelpiston Journal.
According to the returns printed in
the Journal, not to mention those
printed elsewhere, Judge Chase
was elected iuige of probate for
Hancock county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-19
Grangers, Field Day.

Atthe county grange field day at Blunt's
pond, Lamoine, o-morrow, there i'll be
addresses by Hon. N. ]. Bachelor, former
governor of New Hampshire and master
of the national grange, and Obadiah
Gardiner, of Rockland, master of Maine
State grange.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-19

The prohibition party has lost its
place on the official ballot for the next
election. 1t failed to poll one per
cent. OF the total vote cast, as re-
quired by law to retain place on the
ticket
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NOTICE.
SrkApN Eapi on NENT a EXCEPTIONALLY COON PAY

I ~Aut good reliable agcats In all segtioas Of
Maine. TO solicit he It'll ard Aceident fas,tr.
alies, for The United states Health aud Aecideai
Insurance Company. Of Sseinaw Michigan.
I here ~ do other itfl- Of hn,5lstss IN winch a
good man can engage tina; sfrTS such splenata
opportunities.
Full particulars may be had by addressing ,he
STATE Manager. CuARLEs H. >rpp
No. 4ld Turner street. Auburn. Ne
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sprrial Notifies.

- -~~-~~r-04 ~~eNN>s~e~'-'sss~S~>s-. -~~s-4-
I,REE OF CHARaE-ssnd address and re-
II ceive catalogue. All novelties OF the
day. HOWARD MFu. Co.. Box 81. Cambridge,
Mass
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CARD or THANKS.

VUE extend our heartfelt thanks to our
w many friends and netxhboFs for the
Kindness rendered us in the last Sickness aud
death Of cur dear ,sthe and husband.
Mas ELsG@BETa TRscY.
A. r.. TRAcf.
Mss. AsRIE GRAVES.
Mas. STELLA SHAW.
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THE subscriber hereby gives noi4ec 'hs1
l. he has oeea daily appointed tdrials-
traitor OF the estate 81 In Ro5~ftson. late
Of sullivan. la the county ~ Hancock de-
ceased. and given bouds As the las directs
All persons having demands against the es-
tate OF said deceased are desired 90 pfeseHi
the same tor settlement. aHd all Indebted
thereto are requested 10 make payment IN
nediAi.ly.
Sept. 4. 100. Wat X. 10 ~
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Spsrial NoIurs.
DISSOLUTION or PARrNERsnIr


THE undersigned hereby give public notice
Il that the partnership heretofore existing
between them under The name OF IA. l.. Smith
Il Co. has this day been dissolved. All debts
due the firm should be paid TO II. l.. smith,
Business will be carried on in future by Ed
ward b. smith At the old stand.
EDWARD b. SMITH
HoyT L. SMITH
East Lamoine Sept. ~. 1906.
To the snlEiEan Falls Toieboat Company, cor
poraiioa organised Hnder the faies Of Maine
and established and hasiag its principal
place of business at Suiiiran in said County,
and 10 the stockholders and members thereof:
You are hereby notified and warned that
meeting OF the above named corporation and
the stoc kholdeT and members thereof. will be
held at the house of j. X. Mitchell in said Sui
liyan on Thursday, September q, a. d. 1905 at
two O'Clock p. m. FOR the following purposes;
First. To amend the bylaws Of the cor
poration.
second: To elect directors and officers.
Third: To transact any other proper busi-
ness.
This notice is given in pursuance Of and by
authority OF the above application and war
rant which are expressly referred TO and made
a part OF this notice.
j. K. MITCHELL.
Sullivan. Me-. Sept. IA, 1905.
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FTNHE subscriber hereoy gives p'NCr 'hA1
l. she has been daily appointed adH'nls-
trakFix OF the estate Of Arthur = NtT m "a
late Of E6en, IN the county Of bahcoSA'
deceased. and given bonds As the law dlr1cL
All persons having demands against TIE IS
tate OF said deceased are desired 80 prescni
the same Tor settlement, and al ind eose1
thereto arr requested to make payment l@'
meaiAteiy.
Sept. &. tsssi EEtES W NhANAN.
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far SAT-.

- - . ~---sN~-~->~ -7~e~-@ ~ =
INoUR horses and SIX Columho colts for
l. sale. Apply 10 h. b, FnILLlPs. Ellis.
worth.
HoRSE. light road wagon and harus.s
L cheap FOR cash, or will sell horse separ-
aiety, Inquire AT j. A. TtoMPsoS's Main ST.
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yI>HE aubssf ibet heTeDy gaSus Aotice bat
i he has been dgsy spp0!nted admins
traiof OF the estate OF seba " Heath.
late Of Verona. 10 the uugnty ct hsa'
cock. deceased. and given bouts ~ he ,Aa d.
rweks All pcrsaas having 1eAlagds Against
the estate OF said DECREASED are desired 10 pre-.
sent The same Tor Ees&4s atsA.. &nG s.. Indebted
thereto are requested t. make payiasc! ia
meaiatsly.
Sc rs. q 1855 fHEopnbB ". -NrrH.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.
Bucksport is now on the ''sll-night tel
phone" list.

The warships and the middies are max
ing things lively at Bar Hsrbor.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

no not :respass In Canicuiocus Park.
IL demand protection 10 life and property
from the county OF Hancock, the state Of
Maine. and the United states Of America.
Macy G. FRnTx ArsrfS.
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rItAE subscriber neEcoy sisos nossee .ns'
i he has been duly appointed Sniai -.
tor of the estate OF Mark h 6fin1le' ~
OF Brooksyilte. In the county OF hshSV.
deceased. and given bonds as the law alieV.s.
An persons having demands against the p.
ate Of said deceased are desired 20 pre'e1s
thv same for settlement. and all inde
thereto are requested 10 make payment ~
snediAtsty.
Sepsember a 1900 caaRLKS u. PFus1Ss.
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Y.ost.

-e~N~oN~~~-0~-~--~N-- ,-~N-@N~~~~-N-~~@. ~
INNH CLASSES Gold bowed with chain
have been lost hetwten the ellsworth hard
wood fsci DRY and Aliens stable on Franklin
st Finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving them at the Office Of THs AMERICAN.
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rINHk subscriber hrfsDy gives notice tLN'
IL be has oeen duly appointed AZ tnints-
traitor OF the estate OF George W Lisc"mn ts.s
Of Eden. In the county OF Hancoek, Ie'
ceased. aud given bonds the las dlfeess'
All persona having demands against the es'
tate OF said deceased are desired TO preses.s
she same for settlement, and All irdspsea
thereto requested 10 MAKE payment In
mediste.y.
sept. 4. 1905. AspHU@ y, L'sc"At
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edanirn.

SALES&ES to look after our interest in
- Hancock and atiseent counties. SALARY
or commission. Address LINCOLN On Co,
Cleveland, o.
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,I'HE subscriber HEREBY gives npuce ,ha.
taF Of The estate 81 sophia J. th4.cHst. .age
Of Ellsworth. in the county of Hancock.
deceased, and gives beads the law ditVcia.
All prrRpns hAv!nE demands against the es-
tate OF said deceased arc desired 10 present
the sasar for scttler3ept, aud al indebted
thereto are requested 10 make payment in
atea i@ksty.
Regt l. 1915 fssUpnA = CAGrGuTT,
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alslr slant.N.

EN~0p~-~~~NF~0N-~~0- Nv -
Cook-(wsges sTl. table girl and kitchsr
~ girl w 'ges ssl st CRY LUNcs Rooms c
X. Chrome, prop'F. Franklin ST.. Ellsworth
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rHILDRES-Two or three children under
~ three wears. 10 board. Best of care given
address Mas A. z. SARGENT, North Lamcine
Ne
MAN around fifty 10 look after our bust
WI ess in bis county. SpieBdid op or
innitJ Tor right pATtf. c. X. BUsR a. Co.,
suEserymel, HART I'd Conn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
SEPARATE THE RACES.
Charlotte City Council and South
ern Ry. in Mimic Warfare.
fSpecial 10 The Times-D Dispatch.
G.II ApI Q1,TE n @ EetrilarY


CHARLOTTE. y. c.. February e.
There is an interesting fight On between
the city Council and the Southern Rail-
way authorities in regard TO the erection
IN, their new station OF a trick wall 10
separate the colored passengers from the
white.
Before the plans for the station We're
accepted the City Council passed upon
them and the railway authorities claim
that the station has been erected ac-
cording to these plans. The city fathers,
he wever, do not think that the plans
have been carried out in this respect.
There is an iron fence to separate the
white and colored passengers. This. It
is claimed, should have been brick
wall built to the ceiling. The station
has been completed since Wednesday
last and the passengers. would have
gone into the building then. had 1t not
been for the misunderstanding which
must he settled before 1t can be opened.
One of the officials stated that 1t may
bc June before the station can be used.
II the wall must be built. It Is stated
that the whole effect of the interior of
the station will be ruined. The lighting
and heating arrangements will be- de-
stroyed and the public will Ire incpn-
venienced for months to come. 99E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
SYNDICATE PURCHASES
100000 BALES OF COTTON
tRy Assoeiated Press.)

ATLANTA, GA. February 1s-Presi-
dent Harvie Jordan, OF the Southern Cot
ton Association. made the following an
nouncement to-day:
II have secured an agreement with n
syndicate OF Eastern capitalists, headed
by e. r. Thomas. to tako 10000 bales
OF middlng cotton from Southern plant
ers at the minimum price of thirteen
cents per pound. deliverable at interior
points or the port by or before July ],
1906. the deal to be closed as soon as
option on the syndicate's requirements
shall have been secured.
1.-THE agreement further provides for
the taking Of all cotton ready for market
next August and September from the crop
of 1906 at the then market prices. to be
not less than the minimum price fixed
by the Southern Cotton Association. This
agreementts not Intended to affect hold,ers
who are demanding maximum of fifteen
cents at present. New York bankers are
prepared to. finance fully all Southern
bankers in assisting holders of cotton
for higher prices. Option contracts will
be forwarded upon application to all cot
ton growers"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
NO TRACE YET OF
j. D. ROCKEFELLER.
All Efforts to Learn OF Wl1src-
abouts Of Standard Oil Head
Prove, Futile.
HIS RELATIVES ARE SILENT
Yacht on Which He Was Said to
Have Been Passenger Not Ar
rived atsSan Juan.
HIS RELATIVES ARE SILENT
Especial 70 r,he TImes. pIspatch.l


NEW YORK. February 12.--Dceper
than ever, 30 far as the general public
Is concerned became the mystery of
John d. Rocketelicr's whereaboutsiot TO ;
day. When those persons who by rea :
tlonship or association arc closest to
him were questioned, their answers In
yariabfy were either shake OF the
head. which meant. nothing In particq-
lar. or an cnIgrnatjc smile. They ex-
pressed no shade OF anxiety. however.
conveying the impression that wher-
ever Mr.. Rockefeller, may be he is In
safe hands and well. able to take care
Of himself.
After yesterdays meeting of the Bible
class conducted in the Fifth Ayenue
Baptist Church by John D. Rockefeller.
Jr.. he was asked where his father was.
The younger Mr.. Rockefeller spoke of
something else. When the query was
amplified in an attempt to learn whether
Mr.. Rockefeller was In or ont Of New
York his son responded with an amiable
smile. but uttered no word Continued
pressure along the same lines met With
the same result
In Lakewood, NJ j.. Mrs. Rockefeller
Intended the Baptist Church, acconipa :
MED by her sister. Miss Lucy Spciman,
and her grandson. Fowler McCorin'ch.
They rode there IN an automobile, which
remained at the curb until the services
were ended In the meantime crowd
gathered about the entrance to the
church and waited until the congrega-
ton came out In the hope OF seeing
Mr.. Rockefeller but he did not appear
Reports that Mr.. Rockefeller Is with
n party on the steam yacht Diana,
formerly the Dcis B;are. which was said
10 have arrived N t4iSan Jun. Puerto Rico
for a stay OF two weeks. could not be
confirmed yesterday. The Diana was
chartered By II. H. Rogers. Jr and a
letter purporting TO have come from
Captain F. r. Geer. who Is in command.
announced its arrival at tic West In
dian port. A cable dispatch from that
place last night. however, said that the
yacht had not touched there ana thae
She was either cruising on the south
side of the island pr was making for
Curacao. 4ls 80 stft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
Fredericksburg Notes.
(speoial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. February
IT, Captain s. j! Quinn. of this city. a
Mason of high standing and member
OF the Grand Lodge of Masons of vir-
ginia. has received an invitation from
Washington Lodge. No 240. of Buffalo,
N. Y. to deliver an address before that
lodge on the night of February I'D on
the subject washington. the Mason"
Captain Quinn has accepted the invita-
ton conditioned upon his health and
business engagements permitting.
e Mr.. Aarkin Willis has sold his resi-
sdence snt Rapidan to Mrs. Henry Slower
for the sum of $4,000 and has moved
with his family to Orange Courthouse to
reside.
A chapter of Royal Arch Masons has
been organized at Orange Courthouse.
with NJ. G. Field as high priest.
The Eastman and Bywaters Hunt
Club, of culpeper county. has captured
on their fox hunts twenty-seven foxes
I this season, Their hounds are .among the
best IN tho State. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
Statistical Tables.

Spencer Trask and Company the New
York Investment bankers, are distributing
gratuitously their 1906 edition Statistical
s1'ablesn 2tPocket size). The booklet pre-
sents, in concise and condensed form,
statistics and earnings of railroads. street
railways. lighting and industrial conf
panies, not otherwise obtainable by the
average investor. 1t Is stated that tho
Information is derived solely from the
records upon the flies OF the firms statis-
tical department. One cannot but re-
mari. at the fund of facts and figures
presented in such convenient form, in
Guiding range of values for stocks and
bonds during 4ie5. approximate income
yield, fixed charges and capitalization per
mile, underlying liens OF all railroads.
number of miles upon which the bonds
are lien, -interest periods date of ma
turity of bonds. etc The street railway
and Industrial departments are also fully
covered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
Danville Tobacco Market.
(As Reported BY pihrell Rrothers.l

Receipts have been fairly. heavy again this
week The sal. sales lasting til about ! o,elaek
than Of late. but sim rather soft. The quality
but me svrappers ot decided character In both
srsn ana a. tSe n hays 6ssn
The stock selling now is particularly we'll
dlam and hne oilers and Inc medium mahSE-
ever saw them. ana It is very rarely that any
lot goes below the market. The speculators
seem q 8. more II evidence lately, and soms
now, after. some weeks OF comparative inac-
tivity The hogshead market is also Quite
"a. ;tsr sMblySeAa !, ssssssthshsnatmtSaianu
part With their stocks at very moderate prof
holding s awhile longer We hear Of sons n's sses
and Inquiries from England. which would an
what. 100. Some vel ;intormsd warshoussn,sn
and put the old belt crop a. low as only 20
per cent. still to he delivered. II ls certain
however that the balance OF the crop viii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
WORLD FAMOUS. PIANIST
ALARMED HER FRIENDS
Chicago Police Searched City for
Mrs. Bloomfield-Zeisler, Vic
tim Of Melancholia.
lRv Assoclated Press.l

CHICAGO, February B.-Fur nearly
eight hours to-day Mrs. Fannie Blooms
field Zeisler the world famous pianist,
was missing from her home, and her
friends, together with the police. were
securing the southsde of the city for
her. During the afternoon Mrs. zeisler
returned to her home alone, almost eN-
hausted She declined to say where she
had been or what she had been doing
For some time Mrs. Ieisler has been
greatly troubled with her eyes, which
have failed steadily, and the fear Of
being compelled to abandon her musical
work has SO preyed upon her mind that
she had become subject to periods Of
melaicholia. To-day she eluded her at
tendants and left the house alone. She
was missed within a few minutes, and her
husband hurried after her. She had dis
appeared, however. and no trace was
found of her until she returned.
Mr.. Zeisler said tonight:
Mrs. zeisler was very nervous when
SHE returned, being on the verge OF coll
lapse She would no. talk about her ali
sence. and when asked where she had
been she would only say, Walking, She
was assisted to her room and immediately
went To sleep, AS soon as practicable
she will be taken to a sanitas!un for rest
and treatment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
Died of His Injuries.

Especial to The Tinles-D ispatch.)
STRASBuRG. VA, February Ia. H.
Thompson aged thirty-two years. died
to-day at the ssrasburg Hospital. He
was brought here Saturday suffering with
mashed right arm, the Injury having
been caused at the mines near Happy
Creek, Warren county. on Wednesday by
heavy iron bar falling on him.
The arm was removed at the shoulder,
nut gangreen had developed and death
resulted. He leaves wife and four chill
dren. The body was taken to Front
Royal this evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
Fight Antitrust Bill.
(speclal to The Tlmes.pispatch.'

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LYNCHBuRG. VA. February H.
The managers OF the Lynchburg District
Association of Dark Tobacco Growers
are greatly stirred UP over the Swift
ANTITRUST bill, which is under consid-
Grafton by committee Of the House of
Delegates. as the provisions of the meas
ure, it is claimed, would inhibit the
farmers from organizing for co-operi-
ton in the sale OF their products. The
officers are hesieEins members OF the
Legislature from this section to vote and
work against the bike
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
Lyncnburg Tobacco Market.

Lynchburg. Va. Feb r. 1905.
market for the two weeks ending Febr,ary
9th, as reported by John L. Oslesby. Of
Lynehs Warehouse. was az follow.:
sold week ending February 8. so3,6oo pounds
increase for the week ending February 8. 1877
800 pounds
Sold from September 1. 1905. to February s.
1865. $3.50. 200 pounds; sold from September. l,
1894. to February 3. 1895, 7.4sl.50o pounds; In
crease for 1906. e.o6s,7co pounds.
The receipts continue to grow less each week.
The tobacco was not generally in as high or
der TIL week as for. the past few weeks, yet
much Of It was rather on in condition from
more or less mould on It. Prices continue
rather iow. The decline Is LARGELY due to the
ceip,s and the tobacco in better condition wa
hope to see prices back to where they were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
No Anputation Necessary.

s, GREEN BAY, VA, February l2,-Tha
article from Meherrin yesterday regard
ing the condition OF Mr.. Joseph Hardy.
whose feet were reported anlputated. Is
an error. rs Mr.. Hardy passed here on
Friday morning In company with Mr..
John Wood. for the home of his sister.
one and one-halfemiles from this place
where he Is now Improving. The ans
putatton Of his feet has not been nee
essary. 1t is possible, that some of his
toes will have to be taken OFF. but up
to this time this has not been consid-
cred necessary. i.r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
Grocery Store Burns.

? Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
CHARLOTTE. Nc. February r.
Fire OF unknown origin early this morn
Ing totally destroyed the retail grocery
store conducted by Charles Coggins, No.
SIG East Twelfth Street. Two adjoining
residences were saved by hard work,
though badly damaged. 2lE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
aAiLnoAnx
r. E. &P. s s:;s:;,. i |

r. r. &P. s ss.sss's K ]
Potomac n. q.
Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures
49 a. M.-Dally--Byrd Ct Through.
s;D a. NJ --Daiiy--Main st. THROUGH
o." a ~. --Daily--Main 81. Through. ~
Pullman cars. u
sS4 a Il, Mr,, ..;ep. Monday Byrd 81. Through
commodatlon. ~
$50 =. nMi.-Daiiy-Byrd ST.. Through. Local
100 noon-weeh Days-Byrd s.. Through
''w s bir M'I1W Week Days. Byrd 81. Fredero<s-
s:eS E. M.-Daily--Ma.n 81. Through.
commo ddweek Days-siba. Ashland Ae-
s': Tr e. M.-1p 1,|GIy. w g. Through
$40 A. M.-Week Days-E,iba Sxshis,a "A.
son sompodation. 1'''AAa
$40 e. M-4-Wesk Days--Byrd ST. rrederlcks-
ii:s0 4 Az, M;siWssk basssfbyrdn 'e 81 Through.
s5s.3s;;EE ;.- 81 zht s:ssas
aRbs'Iy y-syTa s. Il, Ta sssSsass. Los..
'.' IP,,M,;-paily-Maln st. Through. All
lilo MIMsek pa9.s p geAFGsa X. Through.
moaa l:so a. NJ week days. and i oeais accom- s
ons not e a5syas and departures and
y .. DUKE. G. ". cuLp, W. p. TAYLOR.
Asst to Prest aen'l. supt. Trat. Mgr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
RICHsIoND pRoDucE ,IARKEr.

; FLOUR-ReccIpts Continue heaYy ana nldY.
Ike, very quiet. WHEAT-Miliins whea, in
dull coRNe-whiie. in good demand Mixed.
dull oATS-Unchanged: steady. RYE-con-
;inues dull. HAY-Market continues. duh, ''te
10 large receipts. especially low grades. WHICH
are hard to move except At large cnncestie ne.
3 POTATOES-Receipts moderate. market weak
and demand light.
1pPLEs- Receipts very light and good 10
prime stock In demand.
EGGs- Receipts moderate, market active a,
prices quoted.
= BUTTER-Aetiye. light receipts.
PoULTRY-Receipts liberal OF both live and
dressed. market steady at Quotations.
VIRGINIA BAcOS-Oih, well cured in good
demand New. moi wanted. and when received
sells very low.
REcEiPTs FOR THE wEEK--wheat. $50
bushels; corn. 47.s4 bushels: cats. 1925 bush
$50 tons: niiilfesd, lis tons
sTocK rs ELEvAToR-corn. f,t75 bushels;
oatS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
COTTON MARKETS..

NEW ORLEANS Feb. l2.-CoTToN-s
cotton easy: sales 800 bales. including 900 TO
arrive and iov I. o. b.. Quotations unchanged;
niddlIrg, I0Ac.
Futures opened quiet with prices points up
then rcceded Ssis points. The trading was very
light. and the Improvement at Liverpool had
no effect on this, market, The closing was
steady with net losses of 1913 points
Cotton futures. closing bids. February. 1865
bid: March. 1913; April. 1879: May, 10 70; juno.
ll.oi; July, ii@: October, 1921; December.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
Baltimore Produce Market.

81 BALTIMORE, MD. Feb. II --DuTTER-Firm
and unchanged; fancy imitation. 2lale:s cream
isc. Eggs-Easy at fsc. Cheese-strons and
Unchanged large. September. iihc.; November.
tic: medium. September. hh.c.: November.
nc small. iiai4ac. Sugar-S,eady and un.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond. Va. Feb II, 1906
Tobaceo-sun-C Cured. light. and mar
ket active at prices quoted. Brignts-Recelp.s
continue light and market quiet but firm.
Dark Fired and Stemming- moderate;
market firm at quotations
NOTE--Much of the tobacco arriving is In a
damaged condition. and such tobacco sells low.
Planters arc cautioned to look after the order
OF their tobacco before sending II to market.
The quotations. are az. follows: