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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-17
CHECK DECLINE
IN STOCK MARKET.
With Falling Tendency Arrested,
There Was Little Difficulty
in Effecting Recovery.
CALL MONEY RATES FALL OFF
Market Was Tranquil and Had
Much to DO With the I'M
T, proved Sentiment.
fDy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK February lG.--Protective
measures for the stock market We're CEN
tered upon few points, and proved eff
tective in arresting the decline. which
gained some force during the first hour
and which was actively renewed in the
final dealings. With the falling tendency
checked. there was sufficient demands
from an uncovered short interest to effect
gradual recovery The demand was
lansuid and dropped to nothing Mt The
higher levels on the recovery. The mar
ket for call money was Unexpectedly
tranquil. and this had most to do With
the Improvement in sentiment, which
brought about the midday recovery In
prices. Rates for call loans did not rise
to yesterdays maximum. and in tho
latter part of the day fell below 5 per
cent. The outlook for another poor bank
statement tomorrow was OF less effect
on the market than this practical showing
OF easier conditions. The firmness in
Reading reflected hopeful feeling over
the prospect of settlement of the wages
dispute with the coal miners. The Hill
stocks went higher again on expectation
OF an early announcement of the ''ineIon
cutting" Lead and smelling responded
subscription privileges were limited at to
account for the rise in New York Cen
trail. but without any official authority.
The indifference of the demand for stocks
on the rally awakened dlstrust and hold
ings were thrown over freely again at the
last. causing weak and unsettled
closing.
Bonds were weak Total sales. par
value. $4,000. United States bonds were
all unchanged on cal!
Total sales stocks to-day were l,ls7.7oc
shares.
NEW YORK. February 1s.-ciose:
Prime mercantile paper. 5g6a; sterNhg
exchange weak. with actual business in
bankers bills ut H.s6.l5dAss.20 for de-
mand and at A.S2. I5ds4S2so for sixty
day bills. Posted rates. si,s3isGisi.A and
sts7Gs4.sTIs Commercial bills. S.s2tG.
Bar silver. 6sis. Mexican dollars. SIG
Money on call firm: 3a5 per cent; ruling
rate, 3ss closing bid and offered. g. Time
loans firmer; sixty days. ninety days and
six months. 5is per cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-17
MAcKAY COMPANIES.
Report of Big System Shows Con
troll of Many Companies.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,
NEW YORK. February 1.-THE annual
report of the trustees of the Mackav
companies was issued yesterday and
states that the companies own a mart of
, or all or. the capital stock of seventy,
FOUR prosperous cable. telephone and tele-
graph compnfes In the United StnIes And
Sanada, the Commerciar Cable ami Pos
telegraph systems. The report further
states that the Mackay companies is one
OF the largest stockholders in the AmerI-
can Ieiephone and Telegraph Company,
known as the Bell Telephone Company.
and that during the past year 1t has ac,
CURED control of the American Telegra ph
Company. which for twenty years has
owned and operated a telegraph system
In Minnesota, Wisconsin, iowa and Illi-
nois. The report shows that the Mackay
companies have no debts. that there are
common 9. M ION shares. During the past year
a,6i6,eN preferred shares have been
Issued In exchange for shares in other
corporations paying as much or greater
dividends than corresponding dividends
on the Mackay preferred shares,
The REPORT states that the income of
the constituent companies is largely in
excess OF the amount required to pay
the Mackay companies dividends. The ex-
cess Is used for extensions and reserves
The trustees state that they conflne
themselves In their investments to first
class cable. telephone and telegraph
stock. The laying of fifth cable in the
Atlantic Ocean and the establishment OF
cable communications with Newfound-
China and Japan are referred to. The
trustees are Clarence N. Mackay William
w. Cook George G. Ward, Dumont Clarke
and Edward c. Plat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-17
ENLARGE LIGHT PLANT.
Lexington's Volunteer Firemen
Give a Banquet.

Especial to The Times-Dispatcho
LEXINGTON, VA, February 16.-'rhe
Lexington Light and Power Company
will improve and double their plant. Inc
metric system will be introduced.
Mr. L.. H. Latham, OF Baltimore, was
reelected president; Prof, ID. G. Hum
phreys, Of Lexington, vice-presitent, and
Mr.. r. e. Hutton, of Lexington, secre-
tary and manager.
The Lexington Volunteer Fire Company
held their annual banquet last night, and
a bountiful supper was enjoyed BY the
forty or fifty invited guests, In addition
TO the members of the department, Mr..
j. w. Seal was toastmaster, and the
speakers were: DR., Hunter Pendleton,
representing the town council; Capt w
p. Pierson, ex-mayor of the town; Frank
Moore, the Insurance companies; VIM. r..
Kennedy, the press; Dr. Charles Manly,
the clergy; Paul Nj. Penick, former coun-
Gilman; Dr. A, D. Estill, former health
officer; j. Med, Adair, In behalf of the
fire company. The following were called
on and responded briefly. Charles Pole,
u, w. Hazlewood A. N, Myers, Il. NJ.
Pendleton, A. L., Koones w. p, Irwin
and A. II. Shields.
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COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK, Feb. 10; cotton marks,
continued quiet. but again showed a generally
steady tone aud closed AT a net advance OF "a
4 points. with prices about g points up from
the recent low level. Sales for the day were
estimated at $4,000 bales.
The narke, opened steady at unchanged
prices to an advance of points. which WIS
somewhat less than due on the cables. owing
to selling by some of the local bears and
scattered realizing by smaller longs. Prices
gradually advanced however. on reports u
large sales OF cotton goods TO China, and of a
firm spot situation in the South, and during
the early session showea net gain OF about ,tNs
points on the active months with May selling
at 1885 AS prices approached the lie. mark
for this position. offerings Increased consider
ably. and the market eased off 10 about the
closing level q Yesterday 70 rally again in the
over the high point -. the morning. Realizing
caused reaction OF aor ! points toward the
close, but the firm tone was steady.
Receipts at the ports to-day 9l.4S0 bales
against os.098 last week and lI.l2e last year,
For the week (estimated) 10000 bales against
1850 last week and 1885 last year, To-day's
receipts at New orleans s.6S bales against
s,GG3 last year. and at Houston 1854 bales
against 1889 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-17
WILLIAMS BEHIND
NEW RAILWAY DEAL
Richmond Man to Build Road
From Augusta to the
Gulf.

Mr.. John Shelton Williams and a party
of capitalists have purchased the Angus
ta-Florida Railroad and the Midwife.
Swainaboro Railroad with view to-
wards operating a line from Augusta, Ga,
to Tallahassee. Florida.
The Augusta. Ca, Cronicle says In
part:
The instant effect upon Augustus COM
merce and population of the completion
OF such magnificent trunk line Is hard
ly to be estimated. Az soon az through
trains shall be operated from Augusta to
yaldosta II will bring an additional trade
OF hundreds OF thousands OF dollars and
many thousand more of Inhabitants
1t will traverse the counties of Rich
mond, Burke, Emanuel, Toombs. Jeffer
son Davis, Coffee, Berrien and Lawndes.
eight of the largest and most prosperous
counties OF the state, with varied
wealth which is hardly to be estimated,
Including the finest cotton-g growing sec
ton in the world, both long and short
staple. unsurpassed timber. turpentino
and cattle lands. taking In scores OF
large and growing towns and embracing,
exclusive of Richmond, territory Of
more than a hundred thousand people,
for besides these eight whichtit actually
touches, 1t runs within mailing distance"
of a half dozen others equally as de-
sirable and withal that the resources Of
the county have been scarcely touched,
for in the most part 1t Is undisturbed.
From, yaldosta to the Gulf 1t would
have to cross the great county of Brooks,
admittedly the most progressive and
prosperous rural county in the State, II
not in the South. where the farmers sell
meat to the merchants. Then there would
be three or four of the virgin Florida
counties, to say nothing OF the fact that
1t would touch Tallahassee, the capital
J
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Bradstreet's Report.
NEW YORK. February 16.-Rradstreet'

T NEW YORK. February l6.--Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say:
Spring trade in dry goods, clothing,
shoes and millinery continue to show ex-
conditions. interruption from this source
In fact has been less than anticipated
and shipments of goods on old orders and
preparations for house trade at leading
centers go on unchecked. Retail trade
has been appreciably helped by the
weather. but considerable stocks will un-
quesrlonably be carried over. The effect
of this carry-over on next fall and win
ter demands remains to be seen. Other
developments have been generally favor
able. Concessions in pig iron prices have
brought out some new business West and
South.
Collections are fair to good. except in
the South, where holding of cotton Is q
drawback, as for some time past.
Business failures for the week number
2o4, against 243 In 1906.
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Southern Railway

7.oo TRAINS LEAVE RicHMSoNtbt. 40
1s:W M'-Daiiy-L.ocal for Charlotte, N. C.
20" M..Daily-Ltmited-But Pullman to
sssiahta and Birmingham New Orleans,
MMsemphis, Chattanooga and all the South.
rr,nsough coach for Chase City, oxford.
s.A durham and Raleigh,
,SS@ E. NIX. sunday.KeysyilIe Local
sV M-Daily lted--P Pullman ready 9:a
r. NJ. for all the South.
r,,A YORK RIVER LINE.
t1vofite route to Baltiunors and Eastern
poInts Leave Richmond 1870 p NJ daily
ecscept Sunday connecting with steamer
tor Baltimore Mondays, wednesday, and
s;s z; .,MsL.---Loc.l--Mondays. wednesday. ana
$50 2 M..E1eep. sunday-ror YVES. Point.
and river landings Msnaays, wednssdays
ana Frtdaya Steamers can at 0lou.
t.e Iesser Point Almonds and Clay Bank
W" n IN, M.-tSxcept- eunday-1ocal mixed for
az. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
s.sss 3. ". ana 1880 p. M,-From ali the South,
HAIL. From Charlotte. Durham and
$40 a M:-From Keysvlle and intermediate
s:ss a M.-Daily from west Po.n. with Batt,.
F rs1S connections Sundays wedesdays ard
1910 a. NJ -Wednesdays and Fridays; $40 p.
NJ 81; daily. excep. sunday-From west
c. ". wEsTRuRY, D. p. A.. Richmond. ya.
O. =, nARDWIcK. ". H. TAY1oE,
H. B. SPENCER. Cen, MGR. A.
WASHINGTON y. c.
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Richmond Produce Market.

H, LIVE y. roHIkRfcheksns snail ~ ,,a, Pc.
sn' small sas. sss Zach s ssn. aues srsf K.
nj lat ' each '@ c per .us H. sss per sfis
sf ss5ksys Faesfri yer III ssR.W
e.. e. s sssis es :s fa r .s,sssS.
per 10. i!aiss Drawn w poultry iSsc. NOR.
GAME. Rabbit, choice. to fancr. each. isa
e rnssi's s,hs badly Not each sscs
choice, each. 65a15c.: Wild turkeys. choice. per
s n eratss sou,hw ssse' virginia per per ss ss
is {, II erstes other sections per doz; l79isc
sssssa es1 g. .ss.Es 81 :siaT sspssSs q
hsdis ss sfS e 5S :' on @ srads sa
s.. Isl 8 Sa5s PEI fo &c. ' e.4! Isn
ners.. per Is. SgSlsc.; sheep q, g prime. per
fair s t g Dr lambs ss saf IT, "a s r. aas f to
choice, large per ID. sSsaic. old sows. ETC.
Is IT, ss a.a: sI s' s x'' . sss
iKsSalas.: shoulders. We'll smoked. per Is. iSs
), HIDES flint, per lb. 49,; dry salt. pc.
ID. lsc; green sals. per To-, lVc: green, per
h.. Sc.
FURs-otter. common to prime. sso0as.oo;
beaver, common TO prime ;.a7.co, mink. com.
mon to prime, 81. lod3oo raceoon common 70
s2e.: musk.ra. common g g prime. loalte.;
skSs siRSn & Prms 9 b ss reesd
per ID. l2tlsc.: dried applies. bright. sliced.
per ID. 5,sc.; onions. choice dry per bus, ibe;;
beans. choice navy, per bus. 81 5oaIlsoi beans
choice colored per bus. a5; ginseng, large e.
snake root, per h.. se4S0c.; wild ginger. PEI
b., sIl2c; pink root. per ID. liGIlsc seneca.
per ID. 3JItjc.
FLouR-tJobbers' Pricesl.-Winter superior.
s2g2.75: winter extra. s..7Sgs %; winter clears.
l3GJ3 so: winter straight. AT4.-5: winter pa
tent, sib0f|I.75. Buckwheat, per pound. gao
&c. Cornmeal. city sacked. IoGI2isc.: country
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some triflins matter. sisk ordered Mich
OILS not to put log of wood on the fire,
and from this command a quarrel arose.
~.i . have pulled hts revolt
yer and shot Nichols. who died almost
instantly, the ball taking effect near tho
heart. Officials from Madison county werc
soon at the scene of the tragedy AMI
had sisk under arrest Nichols few
years ago served term in the Page
county jail on the charge OF stealing. Tho
place where tho murder occurred is near
the line between Page and Madison conn
ties, and about twenty miles from
Luray.
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new YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. ls.-FLouR-Quiet and
lower. Rye Flour-S,eady Buckwheat Flour
Dull BuckWheasaSSmlna i, Gsrnnsal-sare-
wheat--weak: No. red s7sse ele sa
Options showed ls97sc;, net loss May, sshc.;
July, SSc.; September. Soc, o.,...
Corn-W'eak: No. 2, 4sc. elevator; Options
&c net lower. May. 1855: July, 4eizc; sep
tenlber. csc Oats-.Weak, mixed. I3ihc.
Realistically Cut Meats-Flrm; picked bel,
lies. sisq9,sc. per pound; picked aaIns. gssY
iOi.c per pound. Lard--Steady; refined,
steady Pork-Steady. Tallow-Barely steady.
Rosin-Firm Mt ss90tpioo TurpentinesI,ste aI;
RIO. steady; mild. steady, Futures steady az
n net advance of 54io Joints. SuEar--RawS,
nominal fair refining. sIsc.; centrifugal. SO
.finkd. Quiet Butter--F1rm; creamery. l6gslhc
GReeseNFirm and unchanged. Eggs-steady
Potatoes-ouiet and unehanged. cabdhages ~
Quiet and unchanged. PeanutsISteaay ana
Ghehanged and In 1sl 1ss'.
ness moderately active. Prime crude, x; 9
s6 j 'I prime, white, sshaa4c: prime winter
Yellow, 8alads4c.
CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. ls,--Heavy shipments mn ans
OF wheat from Argentina were the cniet reas Sot
today for sharp slump In the locat, Wn nt,
market At the close the price OF the May
option was down 1M1lsc.
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Stole Much Tobacco.
lsnecIal 10 The Timss-pisnhtcl

Especial to The Times Disphtch.)
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, February is.--
Morton Warren, coIoreti. who stole five
hundred pounds OF tobacco from, Adams
barn. near Ringgold, selling same few
days ago. in Danville, was arrested here
by officer Terry and taken back to Dan
VILE by private constable this after
noon.
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SHOT SON-IN-LAW.
Men Quarreled Over Trifling
Matter and One is Dead,
lsnerial ia The T,imes hi snatoh.l

LJtRAY, VA, February 1B,-Inforna-
ton has gust been received in l4uraS ot
the murder of Sandy Nichols by his
3father-in-law, Layton slsk, In Madison
county, Il few days ago, The rsllins DC
CURED in slsk's house, and arose Oyer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-17
hAllRoApa
u Il CT Richmond,
N. On fredericksburg q
e.sa.as.ssssv.surw..s Potomac r. n.

SSAosUao W. ne
Trains Leave Richmond Northward.
s:2s A. M.-Daiy-.Byrd st. Through.
20 a. M.-pally-Main 81 Through.
n 3, ,,iM.Daliy--Main 81 Through. AN
o'of Al M;...,JExeept Monday. Byrd 81. Through
commodation.
s'P a ~. M.-Daiiy-Byrd 81. Through. Local
I 70 :. Days-Byrd g.. Through
wv & INV! M..Week Days Byrd VI. Frederic q.
nure Accommodation.
e:SS MM.-Dsily-Main 81. through.
conimods,sseenn Days-Elba. Ashland 40
$50 T, y. -.DaIiy.-Byrd S. Through.
SO 4. ~ arrive Rlchmond-southward
c r., n,M,Week fDays-Eba. Ashland 40
M Surg 1Wssh DsGy,;nByrd ST Frsdsrteks
ii ;s 4. M. --RWs.y-1, Ys9 ~ TThr2ash:
I'll; M RRs!'KM s.,.I s. Th:2ss ssslspa A.
80. 9on1modatlon. sN'''t ~
300 Dsiis-bsy1aa = II. 1iF7 Ssosnsh. Local
$40 Pullman = tS;np s.,s 81. Through. AL
HS M MWRs,kk-Y ba1. 81 gghr.Szs ~.
NofElP sdfPaa e s|ssplus or paror car. ..
'H5a1 s sassp yan IA x5s ncs
notatons. ' '' 49, ''HI 80 $500
s ms not e srivss ad departures and connsc
Asst to Prest. Gen'i. siD.. rrat. Mgr.
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Richmonders in New York.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
NEW YORK. February 1s.-Waldorf.
w. NJ. Scott; Martinique, D. A. Adams;
T. c. Gordon. H S. Hotchkiss and wife;
Herald Square, A. stelne; Hotel Astor, A.
Plzzini. iH
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ron NEW WORK.

Wis Nisht Line steamersf (except Saturday
making connection In Norfolk with Nam Line
Ship. following day at ! F, N. also Norfolk and
peaks s Ohio ny. at a, NJ ana F, NJ,
making connection daily except Sunday at
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NAVAL 9TORTs

WILMINGTON. N. c., Feb. 16.-SPIRIrS
TURPENTINE-.-Nothln doing; receipts. S
casks. Rosln-Firm at 1896; receipts. 27s bar
Crude Turpentine-Firm at $2soa4.6o; receipts.
30 barrels.
Firm at 6sc.: sales. IS casks; receipts 81 casks /;
shipments, 80 casks. Rosin..- Firm sales l,s2i
barrels; receipts, s73 barrels; shipments. 295
barrels; stock. 64.21i barrels.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. Feb. l6.-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSEN--Nothing doing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-17
PRINT CLOTH MARKET

PKlNT CLpIH MARKET.
GALES in the prin. cloth market are estimated
at 1890 pieces; Apart from the trading done
who purchased about 10000 pieces, general
business in the printing goods market FOR the
classes of odds are frrn. prices for wide styles
showing continued strength. with an advance
In ss-inch. IS by 20, OF Ac. over last weeks
quotations.
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STEAM BOATS.
OLD DOMINION .s,!l 10 NJ.
Nlght Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening tfoot
News en- route Fare. $3.50 ons way, IL. % round
trip, Including stateroom Serth;, meals. 500,
each Street Cars to SteRmers Wharf.
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MISCELLANEOUS nIaRKETs,

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
reported by Rodgers. McCabe and CO.,
PETERSBuRG. VA. Feb. ls.-PEANUTS--
Spanish--Market firm at sl.o6 per bushel; re-
eepts light Virginlas-Market quiet at &c.
for fancy stock: machine picked stI2Nc.; she'll
ing stock at lis4sc.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. ls.-Seaboard Air
Line. common and Notwithstanding doing.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. is. 1908.

~ ~
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. ls, 1905.
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. nlerchan-
disc and passenger. Old Dominion line
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James River
landing and, Norfolk, merchandise and pas
senger. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, n,erchan-
disc and passenger, Old Dominion line
Schooner WifSiam Cobb, Cook. Norfolk. light
PORT OF WEST POINT. FEB. is. 1905.
ARRIVED
Steamer Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo. t-
Steamer Elm City, Haynes. hiattaponi River
landings passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamer Charlotte, Murphy. Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City, Haynes. Niattapon River
landings passengers and general cargo.
Bank Clearings.
tBy Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, February ls.--Total bank
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CHEFS REPORT OF
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Two Hundred and Seventy
Alarms Were Re-
sponded to.

Chief Fuller of the Fire Department.
yesterday filed with the mayor his re.
port for the year 1905.
The report gives comprehensive de-
tailed account of everything the depart
ment did during the year It shows that
go alarms We're responded to, including
8 second alarms and one special call
The losses by fires, partly estimated, on
building, S41,86l.40; on Gtocks and fixtures,
ss0,524.7l. The total insurance was $780,
ego.
The chief makes the following recon-
mendations:
That a light truck be placed on Church
Hill, No. 2 truck weighing about 10000
pounds, has to respond to alarms on the
Hill, and must necessarily go slow or
kill the horses.
That all members be put In the houses
and the call force be abolished. 1t Is
often the case when companies arrive at
fires there are not men enough to put
them to work.
That additional fire hydfants be placed
IN the commercial districts. Companies
often have to work through long lines
or hose and With the friction loss we
have poor streams. Hydrants nre much
cheaper than hose and last longer.
fa# 49,
Not for Him
snow this style of derby Just suits a shsr'
3inaeed?" returned Mi, Runt "How musn
"Four dollars.''
short as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Press.
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NEW ORLEANS. Feb is-coTToN-
cotton steady and in good demand: saies $40
bales. nclndine LOO 10 arrive and $50 {. o.
b. Quotations UNCHANGED; middling. 70 il-isc
noon had gained 5ds points on favorable
cables During the afternoon the market eased
OF to near the opening figure and closed quiet
net unchanged 20 3 points higher
Cotton futures closing bids: February. u. 90
bid: March. 1913: ApriI 1857: May 1925:
June. l.0s: July. i1.os; August, 1881: october.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. ls.-1n the dry good
market today no further Operations we're re
ed more inclination to operate and were willinl
70 pay asking prices for current or weekly de
liveries.
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Chesapeake q Ohio Ry.

CINCINNATI, Indianapolis, ST. Louis, Chi.
easo. louisville, Nashville, Memphis,
s'oo pm. and 1l:oo p. q. daily.
Westbound Local Tralnsi
1850 a. M ana 5:l5 ,. m. week days.
Newport News. Norfolk and Old Point,
300 a m. ind 400 p. daily.
Local for Newport News and Old Point.
TBS a. M and 800 .. m. week days.
James River Line:
to:ao a. m. daily: 5:l5 .. m. week days
$3.50 a. NJ. $3.50 P. NJ. ss7:l5 P. NJ. From
East: 'slo:05 A. NJ, Ii:t A. NJ. 100 p NJ,
$3.50 F. NJ James River; $3.50 A. NJ. ss.5i
F. NJ. CDaily; eek. Sunday
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.PITTsBURG, PA, Feb. ,s.-cATTLE-sup-
ply light. Market steady. Choice q. soG5 So;
prime. s5;sodf5 20. Hogs-Receipts light; market
lower Prime. heaves; medium and heavy
pigs. si,s5a5 %: roughs. $3.50. sheep-sup.
ply light; market SLOW Prime wethers. ,sa
s..5: common. 50, S1G3.so; spring lambs. sSn
Ra,eSers ana shippers. ss eSmmo
500. Cattle--steady.. Fair TO good shippers,
g lo4s :o common; s29a.7 Sheep--steady at
s3a525. Lambs-sfrong at s46T. %.
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CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(SaIes at Union gtock Yarda

Richmond. Va. Feb IS. 1905
ending February 18th was as follows:
BeRt steers. 5q5Ac.; lot OF extra prime cat
tie higher: medium to good steers. ial4Xc ;
s ssn "a, TO !, fair a4ss bes. hs!ters 4 q
best cows. sHGasc. fair to good .sSsEc /:
common, PC; bulls. ,2Sq3xc.: calves, Sa7iic. ;
sheep. sdshe. common to fair. ia5Lsc; best
lambs. 1afHc.: common TO fair SIC Hogs
hest. Sic: fair TO good, 6asl.c.; COWS and
Prospects good for all kind Of stock for next
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-17

NEW YORK, Feb. ls.-REEvEs- Receipts.
t,t9t head. Tai lends 1918: stays and oxen.
- eoG4ss: bulls. s3.4oqa ~: cows sL994yo.
IS, head. Veals $l5oas.75;
little calves, 81. 1904 10. BARNARD do. $50.
Sheep and Lanbs-Receipts. 25ie head. Lambs.
So, 1870; yearlings 50. Hoss-Receipte. 3, I6i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-17

CHICAGO. Feb. ts.-CATTLE-Recelpts. !. 800
a !. sx Market steady Common TO prime steers.
Receipts. 32oeo head. Market strong. Prices
8 g lor, lower. Choice TO prime heavy. ssl0p
s,i5; rnedum TO good. heavy. ss.e59s:io. SHEEP
Sheep. S3.50d6.o0: lambs. q. 4oa7f 25