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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-20
BALLANTINE CASE.
Hawkins and Niche Plead Not
Guilty.

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatct)
CHI !. tJfrESVILLE, VA, Jan. 49,
The demurrer to the. Indictment in the
f En- =. OF Ht dany G Niche and John >.
ext , moneys from the late Robert d.
Ballantlne on the threat of damaging his
reputation by publishing abroad scandal
GUS allegations concerning his private life,
vas not sustained by Judge George w.
Morris, OF the Corporation Court;
guilty, and requested through their at
torneys that they be tried separately.
After conference of the attorneys IL
was agreed that the cases should be
heard at the February term of che court.
and Monday. February 26th, was set for
Bail in the sum of $1,000 was required for
time.
The authorities do not know anything
of the whereabouts of Duncan. who se-
cured checks for $4,000 from Ballantine.
being made to. apprehend Duncan said
to-day: Il believe Duncan will be In
charlottesville by the time this case
comes UP for trial. We do not know that
he has, sent the. power of attorney here
to settle his business interests. We have
rot heard that he has communicated with
any persons in this city within the past
month, although this fact is said to have
been testified to before the grand jury, but
III l am not very much mistaken Duncan
VIII be produced in charlottesville to an
swer this charge. and his guilt or inno-
cence established"
The trial OF j. Antoni Amhroseli, who
was indicted Monday by the grand Jury for
criminal assault. has been set. for the first
DAY of the February term, Monday. the
5000. Mrs. NJ. o, Clifton continuing as
security.
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.DARGAN's BODY
HAS BEEN EXHuMED
Father Wants to Set at Rest
Slanderous and Persistent
Rumors.
nv Associated press.)

DARLINGTON. S. c., January i9.--1n
the presesce of half hundred citizens
and representatives. Of the life insurance
companies Interested, the grave of Ro-
bert Keith Dargan was opened this morn
ing, and physicians pronounced tho Body
thercin To he that oflthe late president
OF the independent OH Company, and the
Darlington Trust Company, whose sui
eide. by taking carbolic acid. on July H.,
1905, created sensation at the time.
The body was exhumed by permission
of the father of the deceased, who, In a
letter, said that permission was given
to set at rest the scandalous rumors that
had persistently been heard to the effect
that r. Keith Dargan was not dead but
had pretended suicide and escaped to
Europe
bargains death followed closely to the
failure of the Oil company and trust COM
pany both caused by speculations of the
president. The body was badly decom-
posed, but the Identification was said
to be complete.
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BUSINESS PRETTY GOOD
DESPITE THE WEATHER
fnx Assoclated press.l

(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, january 10.-Brndstreets
tomorrow will say.
Mild weather continues source of COM
plant by affecting retail trade, collec-
tions and some recorder business from
wholesalers. but compensations are found
in continued activity in out OF door in
auiry, practically unchecked building
operations. better than ordinary mid
winter transportation conditions and in-
interrupted progress in all manufacturing
lines, particularly iron and steel. Spring
trade prospects continue as favorable as
heretofore, there Is considerable looking
around; shipments on earlier orders are
heavy and. the feeling favors an earlier
than ordinary opening OF Wholesale oper-
ations In dry goods, millinery, shoes and
kindred lines Bank clearngs again
break all records for the week. Money
Is easier at nearly all markets. Summed
up. there is undiminished confidence in
an immense. If not. indeed, record bus
mess for six months at least, but there is
n perceptible increase in the stress laid
upon the need OF conservatism in specu-
lation.
Business failures for the week end
ing January 18th number e74. against SOi
in 1856.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Jan ie-The cotton market
wss moderately active: sales for the day beln z
esllHiated az 5000 baIes. but fluctuations wer.
s f.eadv and ps tegain7r with the close barely
=, 10 All ,,S advance e Of POINTS better response
realizing and Wall street selling. which con,
u III, after the call soon sent prices on to
ing az III Around this level offcrinss were
isss pressing. ana the market during the mid
nle session rallied on covering and moderate
bul! support. but as prices worked up 10 il S.
ior March and li.el for May offerings. again
increased. partly for Southern account and the
market toward the c!ose was unsettled by
hearish rumors concerning the possible show
Ing of the National Ginners' report expected
tomorrow. and sailing by New Orleans The
sion = M SO
Receipts a. the ports today were Is es5
baes against 1903 last week and 1881 last
year. For the week (estimated) is5 90 bales
against i6iSii last week and Us .sl7 last year
To-days receipts at New Orleans 1862 bales
bales against 3.s3T last year.
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ASK FOR ANOTHER
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Harrisonburg Making Determined
Effort to Secure Normal
School.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.,

SopGClItl u IHo 1AAlc6~Ol6lulC1.J
HARRISONBURG, VA, January 19.-
The members of the Harrisonburg bar
have prepared a petition to the General
Assembly of Virginia, asking that an
other judicial circuit be established In
the Valley, and that Rockingham county.
whose court business Is said to be the
largest of any county in the State. be
placed In u circuit with o contiguous
county preferably smaller one than
either of the two now In the present
Notwithstanding and Augusta. Under
the present arrangement three OF the
largest counties In the State are In one
circuit. and tho court work Is hampered
to considerable extent In each, 1t Is
believed the movement viii have the
support of several Influential members
of the Legislature, A combination with
either Shennndoah, Page or Greene has
been suggested Judge s. II, I.etcher. of
Lexington, III presiding over the circuit,
Hawisonburg Is making n determined
effort to secure ono of the three normal
schools to be established In Virginia. Tho
town has offered 5000 toward the fund
and the board Of supervisors have offered
twice that amount for tho establishment
OF the Valley school here. Harrlsonburg's
principal opponent Is front Royal,
The Town Councillor Ed!nburg expect
to build q water system within the next
year, A bill has been introduced In the
Legislature to allow the Council to iss,lp
bonds for this purpose. The town Ia now
without protectlon from fire, Last SUM
nler nearly $4,000 worth of property was
destroyed by hre, A gravity System IL
proposed, Il, 35S 4. l5sg e
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Councilmen Resign.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. January 10.
AT lsNeting of the City Council last
night, two members OF the body rendered
their designations. They were Mr.. George
II. Morrison, of the lower ward. and Mr..
NJ. s. Chancellor. OF the upper ward. The
designations We're accepted. but the va
cancies Will not be filed until the next
meeting of the Council Captain S. j.
Quinn was reelected superintendent OF
the city water works. The election OF
superintendent of the city gas works
was postponed until the next meeting.
Many reports were made and much dis
cussiont engaged In. The body was in SEES
sion until nearly midnight
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CITIES SHOW INCREASE
IN BANK CLEARINGS
lBy Associated Press.l

3 NEW YORK, January 49, The follow
ing table, compiled by Bradstreet. shows
the bank olearings at a number OF the
principal cities for the week ended jan
.uary 18th. with tho percentage OF IN
crease and decrease, as compared with
the corresponding week last year, Sew
enty-two cities are included III the to-
tais:4
New York, 81, 6aa, s2s, 6o4, Increase 1873,
Chicago, $3.50. 77b,&It. Increase 1873,
Boston, 9a,257,15%, Increase 2a,o.
New Orleans. aat,5lss7a, increase 90,
Louisville, s18, 697,
Memphls, 50, S7s, 1898, decrease es,
Richmond, $I,lib,Col, decrease eel.
Saynnnah 81, so8.b7s Increase 4a.6,
Atlanta, s91l.6l6 Increase. 600,
Nashville, s4,ai0,1sd, increase coo,
& Norfolk. $685.. lSi. increase AZ
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ed. per III. ieal7c.; hams. large. well smoked
per ID. i3Qitc.: Sides. well smoked per lb
iidi2c,; shoulders. well smoked per H.. loa
HIDEs-pry flint. per h.. &c.; dry salt. per
H.. &c.. green salt per ID. loc.; green. per
ID, &c.
FURs--otter common to prime. s.. ooasto:
beaver common TO prime. $2a7co, mink. COM
prime. l0lsoc.: opossum common TO prime ioG
aoc musk-rat common e prime ieditc.;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES peaches. peeled.
per ID. i29i5e.: dried applies. bright. sliced
per h. SIC: onions, choice dry per bus. 75c. |:
peas. blackeye. No. i. per bus. 81 :50lfi 90:
beans. choice navy. per bus. si.506Leo: beans
choice colored, per bus. Sl.25; ginseng, large.
per h.. $3.50; golden seal. per lb.. sI.ooaL 20:
snake ROOT per h.. aDd3oc.; Wild ginger. per
TO-. sal2c.; pink root. per ID. i7Gisc-: seneca,
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GROWTH OF THE pHEN1x.
Annual Report Shows Large In
crease in Assets and Surplus.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NEW YORK, January 19--The Phe-
nix Insurance Company, OF Brooklyn.
again demonstrates It's popularity in its
annual report to the State Department,
showing a great increase In assets and
surplus funds for the protection of the
insured. The assets OF the Phenix now
amount to ss,S5912s.s9, and the surplus
to 1929 .19s.7l. A special feature of this
company's business is the prompt pay
ment of any legitimate claims against
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RAILROADS
n r. cn Richmond,
Ns OK Fredericksburg a
Rnuxrxuur--uzss-.--.--.. Potomac Il. q.

: i
Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures
AIS a. M,-Daiiy--Byrd ST. Through.
siW a. NJ. Daiiy-Matn 81, Through.
o." a. ,M.-fJaily-fMain st. Through All
eSs 4 Il MI,1;IExeept Monday. Byrd St. Through.
20 ~, M.-Week Days-Elba. AshInnd Ao-
$40 A. An, M.--Dhily-Byrd st. Through. Local
H .'oS noon-Wect Dnys-Byrd st. Through
~" b,,t m'-11Wesk Days Byrd st. Frederic IS.
ours Accommodation
s s.,s r. M.-Daily-Main St. Through.
s'' aota modMfeh Days-Eiba. Ashland 40.
$50 T d.-Daliy-Byrd st. Through.
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures
':4o 1 a, M;e,Wsek Days-Eiba. Ash!and A.
Burg @ess pany ,iar St rredericks
$3.50 A. M.--Daily-Byrd st. Through.
liiS9 A. M.--Week Days-Byrd 81. Through
I'LL I'LL + =. MM.-R%aiiS-4 Main, st; Through
80 Mna,iiSayfa s st. rHFT s4aasA Ioea,
'4a p F., M ), ST. Through. All
l9:S E paliy-Main St, Through.
,NoTE-Prilman Sleeping or parlor cara on
ond so 'l @ Ssssps trains ga CRYING Rich
., Time Of arrivals and departures and connec-
W. D. DUKE. G. ". CuLP. w. p. TAYLOR,
Asst to Psest. Gen'l supt. Traf Mgr.
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Spot cotton closed quiet. mlddling uplartls
rs; rniddling gulf, 1870; sales 1000 bales.
Cotton. quiet; middling, u %: gross receipts.
s,o5 bales; sales. l0s9 bales; stock. 2ls.5d
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts Is. 2as
70 the Continent. 1856 bales; stock. 95l see
bales 1890
Consolidated at all por,s--Net receipts, 1886, sS2
France. $3.50 bales TO the Continent 7s,64S
bales
Total since September lat at all por.s-Nct
receipts. o,iSI7s bales: export to Great Britain,
l.s2S, 2A5 bales; to France. 59l.to0 bales; to the
Continent. l,5o4sa bales ito Japan, s. $50 bales:
10 Mexico. l.l6i bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. l9.--COTToN-Spo
cotton continues in good demand at full board
prices. 1t Is stated that Southern spinners are
buying In small way, Sales $3.50 bales in
Guiding 1880 o arrive and 100 (. o. b. Quota
lions unchanged; middling. INC.
Futures opened steady with prices 2Go points
higher than last evenings closing, The trading
was very light and fluctuations narrow. high
est and lowest being covered throughout the
session by 6GI7 points on all Positions Most OF
the traders are now awaiting for the bureau
gnners report. to be issued January ed. count
Ing all cotton ginned to January 10th. The
market closed steady with net losses OF Gus
points on the active positions.
The closing bids: January, l1.G6: February.
l7B; March, ll.85; April. 1900: May, 1905 I;
June, lie; July, 1918.
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Mother of Four Ministers.
ecial to The T!mes-Dispatch. I

: N5RSNFtt1.7 TlI.IlItS-OISpUtCIl.J
NORFOLK. VA, January 1s.-The re-
mains of Mrs. Rachel A. Henderlite, OF
Henderson, N. c., who died at st. Vim
cents Hospital Wednesday night, were
forwarded this morning to Marion, va,
her former homo. for burial. She leaves
five chldren-Rev. r. e. Henderlite of
Admission. Ala; Rev. G. b. Henderlite,
missionary to Brazil: Rev. p. H. Hen
derlite, OF Accomac Va; Rev. j. Fl.
Henderlite. Of Henderson, N. Call
Presbyterian ministers. and Mrs. I. ri,
Wise, OF Staunton, Va.
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Dull. No. . spring wheat, siQs6lsc.; No. 5. SAG
Sc; No. 2 red s7ss9ssAc.; No. corn. !sac
white. s2X assc.: No. 8 white. sl1s QS2c. No. 2
rye. 6ohc. Good feeding barley, ssIsc.: fair to
No. j northwe Western. 81: IT. Mess pork, per bar
rel. sis, 57.aaq3 50: lard. per 100 pounds. $50;
clear sides tbosedj. 81 s9fp7.7o. Whiskey. basis
q ngh Wines f Clover contract ,s grade.
dairies, 19aIa4c Eggs-Weaker at mark. cases
included l7a1sc.; frsts. lSc.; prime firsts. $780, |;
extras, Bic.
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Atlantic Coast Line.

STREET STATION 7T5,
EFFECTIVE MONDAY JAN. STH
s:c5 A. MA. C. l.. Express to all p<lnts
900 A. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk. rs
s;l9 Z. M.-Petersburg and y. and w. West.
800 M--Petersburg and Norfolk.
S:5s i. M.-Goldsboro Local.
5;45 p. M.-Petersburg Local.
7:g5 p. M.-"Florida aud West Indian Lin.
tied to all points South.
9s25 p. M--Petersburs and n. and w West.
IL 80 p. M-Petersburg Local -
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMoND-DAILY.
All A. NJ; 7:2 A. ~; 1888 A. VI. sslot5
a. NJ; lI:io A. NJ: 400 p NJ: 2:o5 p. NJ; $50
p. NJ; 500 p. NJ; 9:is p. NJ.
Except Sunday. ssSunday only
c. s. CAMPBELL, DIV. Pass. Ag..
w. j. CRAIG. Gen. Pass ACT. BiE.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan is.-FIOUR- Steady. Rye
Flour-steady. Buckwheat Flour-Duii. Buck
wheat-puil Cornmeal--Steady. Rye-Nomi-
wheat--Weak: No. 2 red. so.sc elevator. op-
lions showed t,alc net decline May, siSc. {;
corn-steady; No. 2. 5sc new. elevator. OPP
tions net unchanged. January. 5sc-: May.
slhc.; July. 5lisc. oats-steady; mixed. ssisa
Beet--steady. Gu, Meats-oule,. Lard
Steady: refined. steady. Pork-Steady. Tai
low--Steady. Realistically. Turpensine-
Ries-oqis; stolasses-Firn csree.spo.
Rio steady: mild. steady. Futures closed firm
a; a ne, advance OF 5fti9 points SuzaT-Raw
steady; fair refining. 3a.c.; centrifugal. 3Asc.;
molasses sugar. cisc.; refined. aue. ,,.
and unchanged. Egss-Easy: nearby. select
l.I3oc.
Freigh.s-S.eady and unchanged. Potatoes.
Steady and unchanged. Cabbages-Steady and
unchanged. Pcanuts-Quiet and unchang d.
Cottonseed O!l--Easy under heavy offerings
and weakness of crude. Prime crude I. O. b.
sssc: primo white. siasiisc.; prime winter
yellow, 3itd54hc. ~ .{
CHICAGO. ILL, Jan- 1s.-Heayy profit TAX.
Ing caused n weak close to-day In the wheat
market hare. closing quotations on the May
delivery being off ddAc Corn and oats were
practically unchanged. Provisions were un-
tncnanged 10 &C. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Railroad Earnings.

NEW YORK. January 1.-THE South
ern Railway Company's gross arnings for
the second week OF January are s9T1, s7S,
an increase OF s1ol,5si: from July LIST, $685.
Sel,2C3, an increase OF $1.s03,1ls.
The gross earnings of the Central of
Georgia for the second week of January
are s2os,5oo, an increase OF s4,ioo; from
July 1sts ss.s5s.s2. an Increase OF s440712.
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Wanted in Delaware
,(speclalto The Times-Dispatch.

(speciafto The Times-Dispatch)
SPoTSYLYANIA. VA, January 49,
James Camp. colpred. formerly from
Spotsylvania county, was arrested at
Parkers. this county, by Deputy Sheriff
Richard Walter. charged with larceny
committed in Wilmington, Del. The au-
thorities have been notified of Camps
arrest and are expected at any time to
take him back for trial.
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MOVEMENT in
STOCK MkRXET 7.
Market Showed More Breadth
and Variety Than for
Some Days.
A TENDENCY TO ADVANCE
Broadly Based On the Great Ac-
emulation of Cash Re-
sources.
A TENDENCY TO ADVANCE
(By Associated press.)

NEW YORK, january l3.-Tho stock
market showed moro breadth and variety
to-day than ut any time during the cur
rent speculation. a number OF the prom
,rent standard stocks made conspicuous
movements during the day, and the whole
level OF the market was lifted pretty
In the movement and the volatile up
shoots ut other pointB varied widely from
tho movement. But the comprehensive
advancing tendency was conspicuous.
There was, little news to account for the
action OF the market, but II was broadly
based on the heavy increase In the money
market supplies by reason OF the great
accumulation of cash resources at New
York now In progress Tne most con-
spicuous feature In to-day's market was
heading, which responded Violently to Il
resumption OF operations by the pool in
the stock which conducted Its previous
brilliant advance, which was widely ex-
ceeded by to-day's squirt. The jump in
Anaconda was accompanied by rumors
OF the practical cornering OF the stock
by interests affiliated with the present
controlling interest. Amalgamated Copper
made brisk recovery from the late drop
yesterday. The demand became furious
u active after the profit-,aking OF the
final hour. and the closing tone was ex-
tremely buoyant at the top level
Bonds were firm, Total sales par rliuc,
sc,1o0,00o
United States new fours coupon adj
vanced 3-i per cent. on call.
Total sales stocks, 1.s5s,ioo shares.
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Southern Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC 30 1906
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
d:oo a, M.-Daily-LocaI for Charlotte n q
ls:so r M.-Daily--Limlted- pullman "a
A A.iahtd and Birmingham. New Orleans,
memphis, Chattanooga ana ali the South.
,o.@ Z. NIX. Sunday-keysvlie Local
li:S0 r M-Daiiy-.Limited.-Pu Pullman roady a:sd
~ NJ, for all the South. o.
YORK RIVER LINE.
ihe favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leave Richmond 4:e0 r. NJ daiIy
cxcept Sunday. connecting with steamer
TOT Baltimore Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. - - $50
2:ls F. M.-Locai--Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridnys N
4:2o p. M.--Except sunday-For Yves. Point.
connecting With steamers for Baltimore
and river landings Mondays wedncsdays
and Fridays. Steamers call at Gloi,.
cester Point. Almonds and Clay Bank
4:4o a M.-Excep. Sundny-I.ocal mixed for
West Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:53 A 81 and 642 p. ai.-From all the South.
1913 T. M-From Charlotte and Durham.
stations.
9:25 a. M-Daiy from West Point with BAIL.
more connections Sundays wedeDdays ard
1913 A. M,-wednesdays and Fridays; $50 p
n, daily, except sunday-Fron Yves:
c. W. wEsTBuRY. D. p. A.. Richmond. Va.
8. H FARDWICK. w. II. TAyLOE,
p. T. NJ. O. p A.
H b. SPENCER, Gen'i Mgr,
Washington. d. c.
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n IN! N6lt1|k&W5Stta

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Leave Byrd-st. Station. Richmond. Daily.
Effective Dec. srd., 1905.
FOR NORFOLK: $500 ~. a., '3:Co P.
NJ, 7:25 P. NJ.
1 FOR LYNCHBURG. the WEST and
the SOUTHWEST: 9:05 A NJ. 1910 Noon.
9:25 P. M. Pullman Parlor and Sleeping
cars. Cafe Dining cars. Trains arrive
daily from Norfolk 'l1:4O $3.50 p. NJ:
from the West f:42 a. ~, 2:05 2. NJ. 9.1S
p. M.
Office s3S E. Main st. SILVER: hrs. 20
minutes.
w. B. BEvILL, G. H. BosLEY,
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Richnonders in New York.

Especial to Tho Times-DIspatch)
NEW YORK, Jan. l9-waldorf, l..
Rankin A. B. williams. Fifth Avenue,
J. T. Wilson; Herald Square. l.. Rawlin:
Holland, w. C. Reed: York. S. p Wiley;
Cadillac. ]. w. Gordon; Netherland. 1. =.
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BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. 1s.-FTouR.Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Weak: spot. contract,
t,,h drsSc / southern by sample. not quoted.
corn-steady:: spot 4s,s southern wa ssse
S ssme Rys-steady; No western. 7sa77o.
Butter-Flrm and unchansed. E,ggs.We sa and and
Changed Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
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Schooner Ellen Little. New York.
SAILED
Steamer Phoenicia. Hamburg.
Schooner Mount Hope Searsport, Ne.
Schooner General Z. 8. Greedy. Portland.
Barge Sunburey, Providence.
Barge s. Il. Meade, Providence,
Steamer Oswestry, Brunswick.
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e.lp.s. 2.oSs head. Sheep weak. Sheep. 5000
$50. lambs. s7.1GlIT.75.

PrTTSBURG. Pa. Jan is.-cATTLE.-suppl
s5 market ,sadKk dn9ee ss prime
tive; Prime heavy. medium. workers. and pigs
5,9 roushs ASgas CO. shsep,W n isp ligh,
mon. s2;1as.S; spring lambs. Bas.75; veal
calves, s7.51ds.o0.
CINCINNATI o.. Jan. 1e-HOGstActiye.
butchers and shippers. s5.s7.i16. IS; common.
otaens g, cattle-siow Fair e g, good ship.
at s5G5.5 Lambs--Steady at A75gs.to.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va. Jan. 49, 1905.
Tobacco Ozark Flred)-Receipts liberal; mar
ket strong at prices quoted. Brights-Market
quiet. but firm; light receipts. sun Cured
Market fairly active at quotations. receipts
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

DRY GOODS MARKET
FALL RIVER, MASS, Jan. l9.-The weekly
sales In the print cloth market are estimated
from l75 900 10 1000 pieces, Trading during
were taken during the week for goods to be
delivered In July A slight shading OF price,
were made on those goods. but the general
quotation for regulars remain unchanged at
3&c.
to-day was in good condition with an In
creaslng number OF buyers present and their
operations OF large compass.
Sgca- istg NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan. 1e.-SPTRITs
TuRPE 1NE-Nothing doing: receipts ls
Casks. Rosin-F1rm at $.65: receipts, $50 bar
reis Tar-F1rm at q. s0 receipts l45 barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Birm at 2sDQf45o; receipts,
'sAVANNAH,5 GA. Jan. ls-HoLDAY-No
markets.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-20

NEW YORK, January 1s.-Money on
call to-day. 4af4-i-2 per cent; ruling rate.
41-f closing bid 4, oTered at Ala. Time
money steady: sixty days. ninety DAYS
and six months. per cent Prime mer.
camille paper. a51-2. Sterling exchange
firm. with actual business in banke, $.
tils at 4s6.s5d4sT for demand, and AT
1s3Ssais3.6o for sixty day bills Posted
rates. 4ti1-2as4 and 4s7dis71-2. CONNER
rinl bills isa IL Bar silver e5 SIS. Next
ran dollars 01-2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-20
Augustn, $2.10i,bi8. increase 25,4.
Knoxville, si,s0s,2I5, Increase 20.
Charleston, y. c.. siT70T2i, increase

Macon, 5ss.l2o, increase COS.
Jacksonville. Fla, S1,54s.526, increase
1876.
Total. United States. .s,ssi,s62,s 1853. in
crease 35.6.
outside New York. sl,iesess.75o. In
crease 20.6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-20

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE "a MD. Jan. ls.--seaboard Air
Line, common and preterred--Not quoted.