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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
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FOR I'D. BUSY READERS
special to The Times-Dispatch)


ASHLAND. Va January ia spe-
cial concert will be given hero on the 18th
instant for the benefit OF the new Ashland
graded school which VIII attract large
of Richmond will take part: also the
we'll known mezzo soprano. Mrs. Edwin
Quares, and the tenor, Mr.. Wynn Tucker
Mrs. Blackwell, of Ashland. will be the
accompanist.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. V4A.-Judge ]. Il.
Mason, of the Circuit Court OF Stafford
county, in vacation, has granted q divorce
to Dora c. Hammett from her husband,
her maiden name, Dora c. ,Dodd.
FRONT ROYAL, WA telephone mes
sage to an influential citizen from au-
thoritative source states that the three
district had recommended Charles L.
Pritchard for postmaster for this town.
The present incumbent has held the Of
flee for twelve years.
day approved the ordinance by which All
street displays by business houses in
Lynchburg will be removed from the side
walks. excepting fruit stands and such
goods as can be shown IN glass Show
cases. The retail merchants made u bard
MONTERREY, VA.-The first severe cold
Of the winter came to Highlanders on
yesterday, the mercury getting down close
= NEWPORT NEWS. yA.--The body of
Patrick Goodwin, an aged veteran from
the Hampton Soldiers Home, washed
coroner's inquest has thrown no light
upon tho manner In which the veteran
met his death. iE,4S
NORFOL N A.gsThe gcondemnntlon
Prentis in the Circuit Court Of Isle OF
Might county. for. the condemnation of
land desired by the Tidewater Railway
for rights; Of way through Isle Of Wight
Inf mi
Of Of stenogrnphic Notary d. S. Phlegnr OF
this city, Is In Isle of Wight making Il
conr! report !, q q the e prosseedings ,n
lIeinuch announce the engagement %
4 iii cir daughter, Fannyc a., to Mr.. Philip
l.. Rosenberg Of Albany, n. Y, at homo,
as Market Street south January 18th
PORTSMOUTH,. NA-Rev. w. +; Wat
son OF Monroe, N. c., accepts the call
to the pastorate OF the South Street bap-
list Church, Portsmouth, Mr.. Watson
cided to accept the call and would do so
formally as soon as lie had rendered his
resignation to his North Carolina charge,
and that lie would enter upon his duties
Wf sTAt tnlSfsIS WA,s-sergeant w, Esk-
ridge Gilkesun Was elected first lieutenant
OF the Staunton Rifles Tonight, and Cor,
poral Joseph r. Asst was ELECTED second
lieutenant, x. lHls SlNcS WV tN.uSS. ss VII
complement of officers, With ". T., Opie
as captain.
yy4tKEFIELD, VA,--P, D, I3ain-- presi-
dent Of tho Bank of Sussex and SurrY,
was presented wtthsa handson~ "a, chest OF,
silver by the directors and stockholders
at the meeting OF the directors, when
Mr. ". I'll. Pursell saadc tho presentations,
The chest cpntai.vad eighty-four pieces
with the letter n lJsndsomelN engraved
on zach niece M
.yyINGHlstrlSR Mn ~ Robert Brill, aged
sixteen ye;rs, dina to-day at the home
;nf his fnthcr, WI t!.osl X, Brill, NJ Mount
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MERGER POSSIBLE.
That's the Way the American
Cotton Oil Co. Puts It.
Especial to The Times-Dispat


NEW. YORK. January ia represent
ativc of the American Cotton Oil Com
pany says that while efforts are again
being made to bring about a consolidation
of the American Cotton Oil Company and
the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company
the negotiations have not got beyond the
possibility stage. fs
Attempts have been made repeatedly
to merger the two, but they have not
been successful.
Interestslof the two companies believe
that merger would result in a heavy
reduction In operating costs and the pac-
Ing. Of the cotton oil industry on n more
substantial basis.
The Chemical Company's authorized
common stock amounts to 100000, 000S Of
which s27,9S4, 400 is outstanding. and the
preferred, s20,0O0.0o0 of which SIS, 200, 900
is outstanding.
The American Cotton Oil Company has
$50, 2S7,10o common stock outstanding and
s1O,19S,60O preferred.
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Brown-Odell.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

Z NORFOLK, VA, Jan. ia very pretty
marriage was solemnized at the Epworth
Methodist Church this morning at 10
o'clock. when Miss Lucy Irenia Odell was
married to Mr.. Henry Allen Brown, Jr.,
of Wilmington, N. G. There were no
attendants. The bride wore going
away gown of blue broadcloth. with hat
and gloves to correspond. and carried q
shower bouquet of Brides roses. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. r.
D. Smart. d. D., pastor of the church,
assisted by the brides brother Rev. Il.
*. Odell OF Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown left for u north
crn trip. and will In the future reside In
Wilmington. Last evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Odel entertained the relatives of
the contracting parties at their home on
I.oyitt Avenue
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Produce Market.

Business on the produce block on Cary
Street was not excessively active yester-
day, but there was something doing. The
receipts In the main We're lighter than
the commission merchants expected, hut
We're largo enough to keep up an Interest.
Poultry, dressed and. alive came in more
libcrally than was expected and pripss
went Off about a cent OIL the pound. Pork
was unexpectedly scarce, and wenc up
"a beam" Eggs proved plentiful md
went down bit. the closing quotations
being q to % cents. Othr products We're
steady and unchanged at former quo5n-
lions.
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NEW RyN|9Rs.9l 4
: MELON CUTTING
Hill Group Will Absorb Connect
ing Lines to tire Gulf, Ii is
Reported.
MERGER RUMoRs REVIVED
--------
Stock Market Took On Great
Animation Late in the
Day.
MERGER RUMoRs REVIVED

NEW YORK, January 11.-There was
evidence again to-day of tho resumption
OF activity by organized parties in the
SPECULATION OF the kind which conducted
tho aggressive advance UP to the first OF
the year and which has been supposed 10
control the market in the interest of the
recent profit taking. That profit taking
was still in evidence to-day, but ita effect
on prices was not so general as that of
yesterday. Tho average level OF the
market rose above that of yesterday and
gains in special stocks were pronounced.
There was little I'm the days occurrences
or news 10 explain the movement. The
Joining in the upward movement of some
OF the more substantial influential stocks
was effective upon sentiment. a good Ell
feet was produced also by the develop
nents in the money market Immediate
conditions divcrgcd from the gold export
point
The stocks which made up the features
of the days market we're mixed list
of high grade seasoned dividend payers
amongst railroads, and OF low priceo
stocks paying small dividends or none
at all both amongst railroads and lndus-
trials, some OF the Industrial stocks Gun
ming into n decidedly low grade. There
was II wide intervening gap IN inc us,
amongst the average market leaders and
these were sluggish and rather neglected.
tl,ro,,.,Ilort The renewed advance IN
Union Pacific to {, record level WAS the
r,os. effective sustaining influence In the
market. Increased dividend expectations
wore the factor Tho Hill group WAS
made the subject of revived ruinors OF
"rnclon cutting and of absorption OF cot-
Meeting lines to tho gull. Ihesc ruinors
apportioned the missouri. Kansas anu
Texas system tofBurlington and the Kan
tr.S Paul The move.
ment in the lower grade stocks was
accoinpanied IN some cases by citations
Of improved earnings to warrant e1pec-
tations of dividends. The Southern iron
group responded TO revived merger ru-
morg. Tic inarkct took on great ANNA
tEun late In the day and many new Ia
voritcs amongst low grades STOCKS Were
rushed into prominence and A1naigafnatcd
Gopher threw off it's earlier restraint.
but tho character of the market was not
essentially changed The closing was
generally strong, but there were some
irregular spots OF realizing.
Bonds were steady. Total sales par
value. 81. 1000. United States Is coupon
advanced Ia per cent. on eau.
Total GALES were 1.562,2oO shares.
NEW YORK. January 1f.-Sioney on
call firm 5G6 per cent, ruling rate IL;
closing bid 4; offered at o.
Time loans steady; sixty days and 50
days 1-206 per cent; six months La
tI-e
Prime mercantile paper $40 "a per
CENT. sterling exchange easier, with
actual business in bankers bills at
t.se. 1850 for demand. and at sisso
sH3. Is FOR sixty day bills. Posted rates
s,sa l-2asls. and 49,; 1-2a4s7. Commercial
bills 4ss. Bar silver Go IS. Mexican dol
lars 80 IL
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FIRE IN CHARLOTTE.
Ten Thousand Dollar Loss in
Wholesal. District.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch

,t,,. n, eS,,r,, IT rIfI-a- I1ISpdlCh,I
CHARLOTTE. n. C., Jan. lI.--F'ire early thls
morning partially Quilted the wholesale cstab-
lishment of the Mayer Grocery Company on
College Street and badly damaged the Stocl,
OF o., the Cotton Belt Candy Company adjoining
The fire originated in the stock of matches on
the second floor. Great volumes OF water were
poured Into the building before the flames
could be checked. and tho damage by water
was considerable. The damage to the building
MAS slight
For time the whole block. one of the costly
wholesale houses, was threatened. The loss
Will reach ten thousand dollars. and is fully
covered by Insurance.
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COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE cotton market
opened very steady at an advance OF 7Ilo
points. and active months showed a net gain Of
about L. points soon after the call on covering
md moderate bull support. inspired by higher
cables. better SPOT demand in the English,
psArket continued bullish advices from Fail
River and expectations OF bulish developments
from the New Orleans convention of planters,
Local professionals seemed to be against tho
market and while at first selling seemed to
DO restricted by fears that the delegates to the
Southern convention might signalize their ar
rival in the Gity by purchases Of futures, the
absence of support from this sourse soon I'M
parted greater confidence to tho boar party,
ind during tho middle session the market con
iinued quiet, but sagged back. to about the
closing figures OF yesterday. Toward the close
there wero rumors of another bulge In South
ern spot offerings and. while the final tone
was quiet and steady. prices We're at practl-
pally tho low point of the day. Sales estimated
1T 800 600 bales,
Receipts ct the ports to-day =. 7Si bales
against 1850 last week and si.94l last year.
lror the week (cstin,atedl 10000 bales against
I4o.7aa last week and 179, 500 last year. To-day's
receipts at cNw Orleans 1887 bales against
l5,d2o last year, and at Houston SOIL bacs
against l,54S last year.
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tae leading futures ranged as follows:
Omen High Low. Close

4 Cash quotations. were as folIoWs: 7Flouf-
Easy. No. spring wheat Site. No 8, $50
SIC; No. 2 red. s71s ass1sc. No. corn. t?s.c !;
No e yellow. 43c. No. oats: al,sc!; No
6tisc Good feeding barley. Ssc. fair to choice
mailing. ll0i9c. No. 1Sllaxseed. SLIP; No. !
Mess pork. per barrel, slsSOala s.; lard. per 100
pounds. s752h; short ribs sides uoosel, 81: 4oaD
7.55; short clear sides (bosedo, SIeodl7.1o
contract grade, sl3 l56lls25. Butter-Firm;
creamery. 1915 @261ac.; dalries, lsGa2c Cheese
Steady at lllt@l3c. Eggs-Easier at marx
cases included. lsa2lc trsts' 0c. prime hrs's,
2otsc.; extras, caiac.
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BALTIMORE. MD, Jan. II. oUR--Dull
and unchanged Wheat-steadY; spot, c on,
sTAc.; southern by sample 76asec, Corn
.Isirmer; spot, 4aTsd5oc.: southern white corn,
4sd150c. Oats-Quiet Rye-Steady; ON, west s,
ern, 7ea77c. Butter-Firm and unchangealI,
fancy Imitation. aiM22c.; do, creamery, .sa
eac. Eggs-Firm and unchanged at sic.
tCheese-Strong and unchanged. Sllsar-steaas
n nd 1lnchnnpcd. wv
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Cotton. quiet; niiddling, ils9; gross receipts.
1885 bales; sales. 100 bales. stock. 2i,4i3 bales;
export to Great Britain. s23 bales.
Total to-day al all por,s-Set receipts 22,I5i
balesi export TO France. N4 bales; TO the Con-
t!nent. 5.ssi bales, stock l.oza,653 bales
CONSOLIDATED at all ports--Net receipts, Lei. i3s
bales: export to Great Britain So $50 bales; to
France &.sN bales; to tho Continent, 5s,so6
bales. TO Japan. i,oi3 balesi 10 Mexico, 800
bales.
Total since September ls, at all ports-Net
receipts s,a5'I73 bales: export 90 Great Britain,
i.i3l. COZ bales; to France, 5l7,jib bies; 10 the
Continent. i.4i3.T0 bales: 10 japan, $40
bales; 10 Mexico. 1.1si bale-
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Hunter-,Turner.
'fSneclnl TO The Times-Dispatcl

z tSDeclhI TO Tic TImts-DIspatclll
NORFOLK, VA, January 1l.--Mss
Alma Money Turner, the daughter of Mrs.
Atwood III. Turner. and Palmer Jerman
Hunter were married tn S afternoon at
the residence of the bride In Brambleton
Ward, by Rev. G. r.. Woodson, rector of
ST. Peters Episcopal, Church.
Owing to the continued Illness of the
bride. the wedding was private.
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Tucker Akers.

rtrtst5-e The Times Dispatch>
PETERSRuRG. VA. January ll,-At
the residence of tho officiating minister
last evening ut . o'clock, Miss Sadie
Tucker, granddaughter of Mr., B. u.
-Akers. was married To Mr.. Oscar Royal,
Il well known young man. Rev. II. W.
Moore, OF the SECOND Baptist Church,
performed the ceremony
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. ii.-FLouR-Steady. Rye
Fiour-pull. Buckwheat Flour-ouiet. Buck
wheat-Quet. Cornmeal-Sieady. Rye-Nomi-
nal Bariey-S,eady.
Wheat-Firm: No. red. .lhc-: elevator.
Options ssc. net higher. May, e2asc; July,
corn-Firm; No: 2 s5lsc old, elevator. OPP
tons &c. net higher. January, s3s4c.: May,
5iisc.: July, 5li.c. oats-stcady at 3sisa31c.
Realistically. Cut Meats-Sttady; picked
bellies. sAa9c. l.ard-sieady. western steam
ed. s7.soa79o; refined quiet; compound $3.50.
per pound Pork-Firm; mess, sii.15Iis.cc.
Talicw-Steady. RosIn-Steady at $50 Tur-
pentine-Quiet and steady al e1ds1ssc.
Rice-stesdy. MoIasses-Quiet- Codee-Spot
cordova, s'.al2sic. Futures steady at d net
advance OF sfll0 polnts. sngar--Raw. steady;
fair refining, 33-iGc.; centrifugal. . n-lse.;
rrolasses sugar, I6-tsc.: refined. firm.
Butter-Flrm and steady. unchanged Eggs
Easy: nearby selected, 32a33c-; western. select-
ed. Die. southern. eog2sc Cheese-ffrm ana
unchanged
peanu,s--steady and unchanged Freghss TO
Liverpool-Easy: cotton by steam .oc.; gram
by steam, PIC. Cabbagcs and Pota toes--Guiet
and unchanged. cottonseed oil-Was again
Arm and shade higher. Prime crude, T. Q. b.
mills es4f2siac.. prime summer yellow. 3iI35c;
prime white, 35d3sl9c; prime winter yellow,
35G35isc.
CHICAGO. Jan. 1i.--A definite statement
claiming that about 20 per cent OF the Argen-
tine wheat crop had been damaged by wet
weathe- impaired strength to-day to the local
wheat market AT the close wheat for May de-
livery. was up isc. Corn was up &c, Oats
showed gain OF hc. Provisions were ealilsc.;
higher.
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Thornpson-Stahl.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
NORFOLK. VA, January l1.,--James j
building on Church Street. formerly local
agent of tn Atlantic Coast Scamen's Tn
ion, and Miss Myrtle A. St;lhl, of Berkeley
Ward, were married this evening at the
home of the bride, on Eleventh street.
William Speight WAS the hest man and
Miss lillian Sykes, the maid of honor.
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Hold Union Service.

The Episcopas SUNDAY schools OF tho city
i uniol, meeting at Holy Trinity Church Tho.
lsecond sunday after Tpiphsny Is set apart by
the BEARD q Mlss9 'n tsn tho n1rn9s me
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BALTIMORE srsoCx MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, Jan u.--Seaboard Air
Limo common, 34lh bid. seaboad Air Line
MISUNDERSTANDING dong.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
Iticinond, Va, Jan. II, 1901
nIY0TA1'IDNS
CATTLE MARKETS.

s,HIcAciu, ian, ll,--,cATTLI- Receipts, 1900
head Market steady comnonto prime !! s ~, *
calves ssGlS00. Hogs--Rccelpts, $500 head
Market ,btpllac lower. Choice to prime. heavy y
sheep Receipts. 1900 head. Market steady
Sheep, s4Ms.l5t lambs. s7,70@7,7S.
l2s4 head, Nothing doing; feeling steady
BCalves-R receipts, $50 head, Market steady
lNesls. 500, 60; ne, choice yeals here, sheep
good lanhn Arm: others slow, hut steady. Cont
mon to fair sheep, a4I5,?S; lambs, slGsi5o
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Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1o,x
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. mi
Norfolk and Western con- 4s.... 10s
oregon Short Line refundihg 4s........ 9siS
pennsylyania cony 3iss.............,.11 l
Reading General Is. .....,....... i01i.
~. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s.. 1isis
81. Louis and San Frarrisco fg 4s.. S
81. Louis southwestern con. 4s.........a. SIX
stsanoaro AIT Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
seuthern Pacihc r.. s3ha
Southern Pacific LIST AZ. certificates %
southcrh halfway Observation-Disclosures. IFS +
reSas and Pacific ists.,................... 1921.
Toledo. st, l.. and Western 4s.......... SSH.
Union Pacific ...-...,.................. 1851.
union Pacific conY is........................ 1855
United states steel I'd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 97A
Wabash 1sts.. Observation-Disclosures. 1IbT
Wabash eGb rs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TIS
Western Md. Observation-Disclosures, "a
Wheeling and Lake Erie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Wisconsin Central 4s...t...,............... a..
Japan IS. Certificates ................. SIZE
NJ. ana y. Collateral Trust h............... 81
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Southern Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC %. 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
TOO A. M.--Daily-LocaI for Charlotte. N. q
1880 p. Observation-Disclosures Pullman a.
AtlaEm and Birmingham. New Orleans
Memphis, Chattanooga and all the South
500 = NIX. Sunday--Keysville Local
1850 r ACCOMPLISHMENTS Pullman ready Y.sas
p NJ. for all tho South
YORK RIVER LINE.
The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leave Richmond 1870 P. n. daily.
except Sunday. connecting with steamer
for Baltimore Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays.
Els ?. M.-Locai--Mondays wednesdays and
Fridays.
4:O P. M.--E1cept sunday--For West Point.
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays. Steamers cali at Glou-
cester Point. Almonds and Clay Bank.
AS A. M.-EIcept Sunday-Local mixed for
West Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
S:s3 A. NJ. and So, p. M.--From all the South.
3:35 P. M-From Charlotte and Durham.
$40 A. M.-Frosn KeyHville and intermediate
stations.
9:c5 A. M.--Daily from West Point with Batti-
more connections Sundays Wednesdays and
10 rs A, NV Wednesdays and Fridays: 51o P.
NJ. daily. except sundaJ--Fron West
Point.
c. W. wEsTBURY. D. p. A. Richmond. Va.
S. Fl. HARDWIcK, w. II. TAILOE.
P. T. NJ. G. p H..
H. B. SPENCER Gent Mgr,
Washington. d. c.
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>
STEAMBOATS,.
Old Dominion Steamship Co,
NIGHT -LlNE FOR NORFOLK.

Leave Richmond every evening (foot Asl
StrceD at p, NJ, stopping nt Newport News
On route. Fare $500 one way, ST. 80 round trip
Including stateroom betth: meals. SOC each
Street Cars to Steamers Wharf.
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WILLIAMS. this county, from blood poison
ing. which developed in most aggravating
form soon after cutting his foot with an
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NAYAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. Jan. i1.-sPIRlTS
TURPENT1NE-Ffrm at 6stsc. Rosin-Firm at
g q bid; receipts. % barrels. Tar-Firm at
l.So; receipts. 70 barrels. Crude Turpenttne-
Firm at 6ic.; sales. no casks; receipts. a9
CHARLESTON, s. C., Jan. li.--TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothng doing.
Z SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. 11.--TURPENTINE--
Fir mat &C; sales. no casks: receipts. $50
cask; shipments. 1.2sl casks. Rosin-Firn at
e,soI; receipts, Is45 barrels; shipments. 1854
barrels; stock, 1854 barrels
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FOR NEW YoslS,

FUK NEW YCEN,
Via Night Line Steamers Except SaturdiyJ,
making connection hi Norfolk With Man Lane
Ship following day at r. NJ, also NorIy,k
and Western Rwy, ate A. NJ, ana II Nj. ami
Chesapeake and Ohio Iaws. atly a.. NJ aii an.
NJ, making connection daily (eNccpt sUpi,ly h
at Norfolk with Main Line sales sail!ns n, 4
n, ID. n ROSWELL, city Ticket Agent sos W..
Main Street; !. aIr MAYER, Agent Sle;.Tnesa
Wharf, H. H. Nv4Al+tSAlt. Y. Z. Iiia T. AZ,
New York, N. Y. A
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JAN. IL. 1896.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JAN. II, 1906.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ethel Wynne. New Orleans.
Steamer Allegheny. Liverpool.
Schooner Fannie c. Bowen. Providence.
Schooner NJ. L. Hope. Boston.
Schooner Clara A. Donnell. Portsmouth.
Steamer Argyll Mobile.
Steamer Mainland. Barry.
Schooner General f. s. Greedy, Portland.
schooner l.. NJ. Quillen, Baltimore.
Barge Sunbury. Providence.
Barge Iandseer, Providence.
Barge Knickcrbocker Providence.
SAILED
Steamer Argyll. Greenock.
steamer Sikh. Antwrep.
Steamer Ethel wynne, Aalbors.
steamer Leonis, Rotterdam.
Steamer Universe, st. Lucia.
steamer WIndber. Providence.
Barge Ohio. Chelsea. M
Barge Baravia. Boston
Barge Havana, Boston.
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GEO. 81. KING & co.
Stock Brokers
1l04Is p. Main st.,

RICHMOND GRAIN g COTTON Elk,
CHANGE.
STOCKS, COTTON AND GRAIN
Fractional Lots a Speciality.
Close Attention to Out, OF. Town Accounts.
Private Wires. New York Chicago.
4ss and Wall Street Ticker.
Leading Financial, Grain and Cotton Pa
y pers on File, n
Strangers visiting the city are invited
to make oI,r Office their headquarters and
have their mail and wires sent N our
care. 1sg a 3i Ast n4i3 sS ,ssd5fS4t
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PEANUT. MARKET.

,,,,,rffsy{I1v Vi T,, y fpodgess McCabe q yo.l
PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. il-PEANUTs-
Span:sh--ffrn at sl.0o, with a good demand.
Receipts continue light yirginias-F Firm at
LAY GOODS MARke.1
NEW YORK. Jan. k.-The movement of mer-
chandise In the dry goods market to-day at sec
ond hands showed an increase over yesterday.
IN the primary market there was more or less
complaint regarding the inactivity OF buyers.
but otherwise the market was strong.
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On His Vacation.

The Rev. Mr.. Frank Meade. who is rector
OF a country parish, Is In the city with ms
wife and daughter. and preached last night ut
the mld-wetll service at ST. Luke's Chuieh.y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RIcHMoNp. JAN. Ii. i,1

PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN. Ii. 1906.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelley. Norfolk merchant
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas Graves, James River
landings and Norfolk merchandise and passen-
gers. Virginia Navigation Co
Steamer Berkeley, Shelley. Norfolk. merchant
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Barge Delaware. Fa!rbrothcrs, Philadelphia,
Pa. wood
Barge James j. McSally McDevitt. Norfolk.
light.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12

October ............1o76 1911. 1885 1879
Spot cotton closed quiet. points higher; mid
ding uplards, li-so: m,ddling gulf. 12c5: sales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

IIogs-Receipts IT'S head. Market state hog
quoted at s5.719s.oo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Virginia ccnturles--i.d0o at s;'i.

Richmond. Va, Jan. IL, 1896.
SALES SINCE BOARD.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-12

cotton futures opene, steady and closed quiet