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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

FLouR-Receipts moderate; market quiet at
prices quote. WHEAT-Receipts continue
good while off grades and common are very
dull. coRN-Steady. oATS-Firm and in good
demand RTE-Quet. EAY-An OF the pest
grades OF hay are firm at quotations. on
grades are siill neglected and can be moved
az buyers prices only.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Increasing and market
very quiet.
APPLEs-Receip.s continue very light and
demand good al prices quoted.
OkANGES-Flrm and In good demand.
at prices quoted. IN $3.50 sf1r
BUTTER-Firn and active: receipts very
light.
PoULTRY--ReceIpts light. Turkeys. ducks
and small chickens especially active: other
stock in good demand at quotations.
VIRGINIA BAcoN--Market quiet at prices
quoted.
RECEIPTS FOR THE wEEK-Whent. 1850
bushels: corn. 81. $50 bushels: oats. 35.sH BUSH
els; flour. 1850 barrels; hay. is5 tons: mill
feed 253 tons.
STOCK IN ELEvAToR-wheat. 3.25f BUSH
els; corn. i67 bushels: oats. 1851 bushels.
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MARINE INTERFERENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH ., 1907
1t-4ApoJUmn

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH ., 1906.
ARRIVED
steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, mercan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passenger. Old Dominion line.
SAILED
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James River
landing and Norfolk. merchandise and pas
sencer Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mercan-
disc and passengers; Old Demin , line :.
disc and passenger. old Dominion line.
Steamer Alma. clifford James River, ma
chinery. %
PORT OF WEST POINT, MARCH .. 1905.
ARRIVED
Steamer Baltimore. Short. Baltimore, pn,-
sengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamer Baltimore, Short. Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo I.
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NAVAL STORES.

+ NILMINGToN, N. c.. March 5.--sPlRITs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doing. Receir,s, az
casks Rosln--Nothing doing; receipts. wv
Crude Turpentne-Frni at sa.2Sa5.oo; receipts
. casks. ,,,,nr,x
TfNE.-F'irm at 69itc.; sales. 40 casks; receipts,
IL casks: shipments lSs CASKS X, Rosn.f sbn
ments. 577 barrels; stock. 50,s6o barrels
CHARLESTQN. s. C., March b.-TuRPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN--Nothng doing.
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South Boston Tobacco Market.

South Boston. Va. March 5. 1906
Below is n summary OF tobacco sales on the
South Boston market for six months ending
with February as given by 7; B; Johnson
president of Tobacco Board Of Trade; q IA, .eo
pounds: average s9,s2; amount. Dos 40.
Sales for February. 1906, IS i9S pounds aSe er-
crop. l1.i74.G5s pounds; average. SSH; amount
Ssoi Ssame period last year. a2oisil pounds:
average SSH; amount ssl0o9s46; Gain for
| season 1906 and 1906. 2,lI6,lli pounds; amount
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Danville Tobacco Market.

! (AS Reported by DIbrell BrotheFsJ 49,
Danville. Va. March .. 1906.
Sales have continued light this his, week ,s WITH
but FOR the past few days the proportion OF
good wrappers has been larger. Sales have
been lasting an average of about two hours a
slight advance in some grades. The hogsheai
market continues very active and some quite
iarea sales have been contaminated this week.
both; I'M domestic markets and abroad. With
fairly large sales for 1thes month or March.
there will be very little doing on the loose
market for the balance of the season.
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RICHMOND GRAN MARKET.
Richmond Va, March 5, 1905
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKErs.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.l

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.l
Richmond Va March s. 1906.
Report Of the Ilvs stock rnarkeiefor the week
enHs ea!g s rsSrua EsM 18Th is as foiows
medium g good Il ap. eomm s,ees t.
s. 5g9sd t ssnon N 'sssks best
s@c.; calves. si7,sc. for best. common. sig
SIC: fresh cows, with calves s25150.0o per
e shssS 0sst ses, as. ' SCI 4
rough. .aase s'aa''s''' ossl h0ss. s'saSs0''
market.
&c CHIcAGo. March s..cA,TTLE-R Receipts, 20
g head Market - o sas higher Common to
hI sEssAfe sss:e 'So' p asas
asss msd tS Esod hheaEy
iec. higher. Sheep sids.25: lambs. Sc. 2597.i0.
ss EM S.ad doR sss. March
Receipts: 30 head veai., ssa5se; little little
sheep stasoo; cum. ,s3as.5o: lambs. s7e5a7 -
fns s5aso q. year yeaTlinss @soaIo2 Hogs
pr B.xxy Sa1 RA s March 5as.
market higher. Prime heayies. medium and
sss pigs. S. soas Is: poushs sSS.so shes se@
Supply light; market fair Prime wethers,
e. s3as @; common; ss.50as.So; LAMBS, s5ai5o;
CINCINNATI. o.. March. 5.-HoGs-Actlve.
Butchers " s,r,,, and shppsrs so: common $500
sa z sh ss9a ssth5Pgef 81
ssc5da.75. Lambs-strons at a.70II.50
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GLOUCESTER COURT,
Judge Claggett B. Jones Presides
for First Time in That County.

NN'TVNF''lI We ~ = 80 y ~
GLOUCESTER. q. H., VA, March o.
Judge Claggett Jones held court forf the
first time at Gloucester Courthouse to-
day. A number of lawyers In the county
and from distance We're present. There
were two liquor presentments made be-
fore the grand jury and a true bill found,
There wasda larger crowd present tnan
has been for months.
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STOCKS sUFF Err
SEVERE LOSSES.
Slump iii Market Yesterday Due
to Excess Of Last
Week.
WHAT THE u. S. TREASURY DID
Failure Of Department to Deposit
$1o,ooo,ooo With Banks Keen
Disappointment.
WHAT THE u. S. TREASURY DID

NEW YORK, March ga penalty was
- ,o.dov. e,oc, marie, ,or so,,o
20 ~ oxoeaaes ~ Tho mast srecu,a,ior
~ ~, '"a ,,,ns nc .ba nenaItv ,,,e, 80 ,ha
nv p, as 40 co,oing IN ,,,a ,,,ds,
iisoi e. tr,,i,,an ~ ~ axnan,. tiona n,,
vi ". 49,. ar,s,i,,,i .,an,,a,ii,, ...as hs.aa
wiic .'.t w s,.. ~, ~, ,., We O
iHeo'i'. -, ,s,.,.s ~ .a.as,,s,s,
tai.u ~ % ss s,n..a.
ieSel u wv .ou''s piospel',y. .e.n
,heiess s.oIne VIZ .n'omn $500, 9sel .oluay
oy wholesa.e az nen.y sue, ,llees h.'i a.
severe spee"ii's ,', ,oss.s, ne siu'i'p VI
TO-DAY vas a. cuiih'I'a,loh OF tne more
graduhl uec'inihs tehnehcs last week
lhere was Iot llueh news Oh any sup-
s.ahlia. chhIacter 70 account LOT inc ne-
cline. The failure OF saturdays market
10 Iais on Tue nec's, ,1 o. tI e. treasury
department to deposit 100000 in ma ma.
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the Continent, 1908 bales; stock. 7s7,i4s bales
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts. Il, 323
France, T,is0 bales.
Total since septembr LIST At all ports-Net
receipts. s.sso5Is baleS; export to Great Britain
2:l77,S5 bales; to France. 5sl.152 bales; to the
Continent 17ss.i3s bales; TO japan, IS. go bales
TO Mexico 2.ili bales.
Spot cotton continues in good demand; sales.
500 bales, including 100 To arrive and 800 T.
o. b. Quotations or ordinary to low nliddins
reduced ilsc. Other grades unchanged; mid
points on unfavorable cables. Al the noon call
prices had rsceded points additional. and
during the afternoon ensed off few points
more. Trading was light. The market closed
quiet at the bottom with ne; losses OF 1874
points.
Cotton futures. closing bids: March. 1850;
April, lo7?; May, 1850: June. 1855: July.
- q: August. 1911: october. 90; December.
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Brave to Rashness,

'.oh, Georgel' sighed the romantic
girl ~ wish you were like the old-tlme
knights; wish you'd do something brave
To show your love for me-
.N"Gracious." cried her hance, haven't
i agreed to marry you, and me ofly
fetting 500, week Philadelphia
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Iohnny's Faith.

"But why do sou think Johnny be-
lieves so thoroughly in the efficacy OF
prayer"
because. when | suggested that Ae
nray for little brother, he refused to
do ii. and prayed for n goat and u red
wagon Instead" -7Houston Post.
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INSTANTANEOUS MARKETS..

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARkET.
(Reported by Rodgers. McCabe and Coz
PETERSBURG, VA, March 6.-PEANuIS..
Spanish-Market firm at sl.O2h per bushei;
receipts light. Virglnias-Market qulet at Sc.
for fancy stock :machine picked. sa3hc.; she'll
ing stock at lhG2c.
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tract. s24assc.: southern by sample. 7snso.
corn. 4Itg47hc. Oats--Duii and easy; No
mixed. 3ihg35c. Rye-Stendy; No. western,
Imitation. 2Id2ac. fancy creamery. c9I31c.
Eggs-steady at 14hc. Cheese-s,eady and ur-
changed: large, September. IKE; November,
ltc.: small. HG1iHc. sugar-Steady and un-
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond. Va, March O. 1906
Iobaeco-sun- Cured-Recepts continue mod
crate and market active AT prices quoted
Brights-Receipts continue light and market
active at unchanged quotations Dark Fired
and Stemming-Receipts iighte. this week and
market firm at quotations
NOTE-Much Of the tobacco arriving Is in
damaged condition. and such tobacco sells
Two. Planters are cautioned to look after tho
order OF their tobacco before sending II to
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except Austrian types This grade is better
than FOR the three weeks previous to this but
not as high as at the first OF the season. w e
for ali common grades. and wrappers. botn
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RAlLnoApn
r. f. &P. s :.:::: !, /.
szw.prassr,zssv,xvu,r~su Potomac n. n.

ID Il Cd Htehmond,
N. N fredericksburg q
suvxvxassr..ssssus.-n.s Potomac r. n.
Trains Leave RIchmond--N
i:?s a. M.--Daily--Byrd 81 Through
s.D a. NJ. -Dally--M st. Through. "A
s'% a. ~. ---Daiiy--Maln St Through All
s8t 4; "; Except Monday. Byrd st. Through.
All pullman cars
7ss A. M.-Week Dsys--Eiba- Ashland Ac-
$40 q, n -Dai'y-byrd 81. Through. Local
u .os =. Days-Dyrc S.. Through
-" M.-Week Days. Byrd 81 Frederic$s.
burg Accommodation. =
s;SS n -Daijy--Main 81. Through.
a.,o comprehension. "aA"
trains AAp psIHy. = ias s.. Throush.
$40 a. 81. Week payrSI;iba. Xshisns AZ.
s.,o fommodation. 1>'A'AA-
-" b &; N. Week pays-Byrd ST. rrederieks.
lilo f.ssI s. aA'2 81 through
s:s M%s' sKE bs,. s. Eh. 2sssna 40.
S MPbs sligy-sy1s s. rs ssssssss n,..,
''ta ,'M,-paily-Main s.. Through. All
,,.n ruiLnan cars.
ii;to T; M,Wesk pay.ssyra nfg 81 Through.
noAAnn Pullman cars. :, -
eGa week sxsip days. .ssn ana afsns nss:
., Time Of arrivals and departures and connec.
y P. DUKE " cuLp. W. P TAYLOR,
ASS. to Pest. aen'i. supt. Traf. Mey.
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:! Total . sales were 1870 shares.

NEW YORK. March 5.-Money on call
steady 4d6 per cent: ruling rate i3-tG
s. closing bid 2 IL: offered Mt 5. Time
loans firm; 50 days and Cd days 1-2G
8 per cent; six months las IL. Prime
mercantile paper 5a5 ia per cent, ster-
ling exchange firm with actual business
In bankers bills at a.s5.s51s4sy.eo for
demand. and at s4.s2.7cas4 20 for sixty
day bills Posted rates s4.s3 1-2aA.s7.
Commercial bills lAs7 l-4dSts2 3-s Bar
silver 81 IS Mexican dollars 70 a.
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my cnnns MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 5--Business In the
dry goods market to-day slow of execu-
lion and restricted in volume. owing 70 the
CONNECTION OF spring buyers by Western joooers
and the tendency of general buyers 10 OPERAS
cautiously.
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SALES.

40 A. G. L., com. x
$500 American smelters, com.
$4,000 Amalgamated Copper 49,.
loo Amer. Car and Foun..
l,M Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd
5,Dg American Cotton OIL. ....
,M Amer; Tobacco, pfd. .......
Loo American Can 80. -.
~ american Can, pfd. .......
lv,sW Amer. Locomotive, com.
M Amer. Locomotive, pfd. ~.
.Im American Sugar ..........
17,D0 A., T. and 8. Pc, com. .
A.. 7. and s.. RE, pfd. .....
.yIy Baltimore and Ohio. a...
2s,1U Brooklyn Rapid Transit. /.
i,sg Great Northern, pfd......
LOO Canadian Pacific ........
atVD chesapeake and Ohio....
2.m Chicago Great Western. !.
ls.lO Chicago, Nil. and st. PAU
SsW Colorado Fuel and Iron.
LOO Colorado South, com.
900 Colorado South, LIST pfd.
100 Colorado South. Cd pfd ;.
200 Clev., Gin, chi. and st. 1
1920 Consolidated Gas .........,
go Delaware and Hudson. i.
lW Del. Lack. and Western.
2,300 Erie. COM.
100 Erie, 1st pfd ...............
LOO Erie, Cd pfd.
LOO General Electric mann.
5000 Illinois Central
500 Louisville and Nashville.
100 Manhattan ............
300 Metro. Street Railway. ).
500 Mexican Central ..........
3,oy NJ. Is. e r.. COM. ex. rts
400 NJ, K. e T., pfd.. ex. rts.
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and Miners
TRANSPORTATION Co. IS

Boston. Mass, and Providence, n. \. ss
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday.
dsnse M asaay Thursday ana Saturday fs ss
2, n Passengers and ire!gh. taken for al
o. Rwy. and n and w, Rwy. otfices. and
No. $40 East MaiH VI
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE Md. March 5.--Seaboard Air
Line. common. 90 bid. Seaboard Air Line.
Notwithstanding doing.
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Now Jersey Central gen. 5s.............. 1871
Northern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1897.
Northern Pacific 3s......................, ia
Sorfolk and western cop. a. ............ 1o1a
oregon Snort Line refunding 4s........... 9sa
aennsylYanla copv. 3ifs.. l01i
Heading General 49,. ..............".... lolS
81. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s... III
q. Louis ana San Francisco fg. A........ So j.
-. y. southwestern con. AZ (offered) s9is
seaboah Air Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
southern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 90
souihern Pacific LIST 4.s certhcates........ esss
Tesas and Paeifs 1..,'...... IL
Toledo ST; L. and Western is,........... s3is
Gnion Paciic 1919
Union Pacific conv; e. .:."............... 1881.
United states steel "a 6s..;................ 9Sts
wabash lists tonered).. ...!.........,,..... 1851,
Wabash Deb. Observation-Disclosures. 81
western Md. a. :.............. STA
wheeling and Lake Erie 4s................ %
wisconsin Central ST.. ................ s2h
NJ. and Q. Collateral Trust .............. siIa
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Lyncnpurc Tobacco Market,

/. I.ynchhurs. Va, March,5. 1908. 8
n Sales of loose tobacco the LSnchburg
market for the two weeks ending March 81.
Warehouse, were as follows;
Sold week ending February %, 6se.so0
pounds; sold week ending March 2. S3S.iOO
pounds; decrease for week ending March q,
Sold from September l. 1909. to March 3 1906,
II, 500, 900 pounds; sold from september i, 1905,
to March .. 1903, s.937,70o pounds; increase for
1906, 2,63i5N pounds
The recepts the past week We're considerable
lighter than last The quality and condition
Of, the tobacco continues about as for the past
few weeks The trade during The week was
quite active md prices were about Gn 10 quo
tations Indications are that receipts Will 1e
lighter for several wee,;s.. 10. come.
/. The quotations are MS follows:
Lngs aaamTaSed, to9 gisSS9
ltugs. Bopu.. otu ~ I,W
Lear, Ivy g BOD
Leaf Snorl. loV a. 9,CO
Lear, vOu az ll.U
Lear. !sov &c lotV
Leaf. wrappers 1900 q $500
Petersburg Tobacco Market.
CAS-, Reported by craddock- Jones. Virginia
Petersburs. Va, March s. 1905,
market closed strong and active on all grades
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 5.-FLOUR-Dull and
fssy RYE F9 garspMbu cornmealsteady
hsh se Ms ssa St. s' su s
corn.s,eady;, No 2. 4,e. elevator, option.
partly &c. net higher. May, i9c.,: July. isfse.;
septembsr. soc. oats.s,eady; mixed, si,,asse
lis.; sesse. iasd1Fsr@; -, geansd. llr@; ssssi.
short clear. ,i5 5oai5.s5. Taliow-steady.
Re,in-Firn, at .il7ls, Turpentne.Firm.
Rice-Quiet, Enthusiastically. coffee-spot
mild. quiet. .sugar-Raw. Ann: fair refining
molasses sugar. sl-ssas ii-isc. /; refined. steady
srsagsryd sas sats
September, fancy, l4af4ac.; skins. sls6llAe.
Eggs.Eirn nearby. selected. 2oa2lc.; south
Po,atoes-weak; Bermuda. second crop. per
barrel: a. soas 2; southern. second crop. ~ ~
l.ss: State and western. sl.6oal.7o; foreign,
sL6oal.75; sweets. steady; Jersey. per barrel.
ST. 3G2. Is. cabbases--Steady;. Florida. per
crate. sl.5oa,.0; Danish. seed. per ton, FOG
o,sep demess "a fsass ssa
cottonseed oil.Flrm but, quiet; prime crude
prime VIE s0 primer s win,si
yellow. 34tGs5c.
4. CHICAGO. March s.-Rumors Of a possible
the exportable surplus of wheat In Argentina
were the chief factors In creating a steady
tone to-day In tho local wheat market. after
a weak openIng., A. the close wheat for May
were Ac. Provisions were io9TMc. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway.

Cars leave corner OF Seventh and Perry
Streets. Manchester every hour ION the hour)
from, 8 A, NJ 70 10 ?. NJ Las, car z n,idnight.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF SycaM,orsr
Street. every hour from s:ss a; NJ to :Ss
NJ. Last car 11:40 p. NJ Limited car I:l5 "A.
NJ. daily EXCEPT Sunday.
All cars from Petersburg fonnecttns Rich
mond cars.
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Spot cotton closed quiet, 10 points lower !;
mIddling uplands. ll.20; s middling gulf, ill4j;
sales 6,os bales,
cotton. aulet; middling, 40: net receipts,
70 bais; gross receipts aa54 bales sales, sols
bales; stock. 1e30o2 bales. !,
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts. 1850
bales; export to Great Britain. S,o2s bales; to
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STEAMBOATS,
fNLD DOMINION 1.
W STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR NEW YORK.

via Night Line Steamers Except saturday,
making connection In Norfolk with Main Line
Western Ry. at Q A. NJ. and PM. and Chesa-
peake & Ohio Ry, at 8 A. NJ. and p, NJ,
making connection daily Except Sunday at
Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at p,
NJ Tickets, sos r. Main Street
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Il BALTIMORE, MD, March 5.--F1.oU R-Eas-
lsA,a6a4.7O. Wheat-Dull and lower; SPOT. con-
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-01
COAL TRADE REVIEW
cpHplrloHn on nunlmnsa 40
poiHTEp OUT py lKApIhu
TRADE JOURNAL

chirheo. ihnl ~ black Diamond
today publishes statistics ~ the coal
production N the country Tor the year
1905, showing that tie total output
was ae7,4Ig,sbJ tons, as compared
with gs2.si0AaT tons IN 1904, an IN.
etpws 81 f6,igg,bgg tons The probe'
bic tonnage capacity of the United
States No this time N VERY close 10
l0o.og0.t00 tons ~ coal, but, owing
10 The prolonged car shortage during
October and November Of last year,
tho output was materially reduced IN
pfagtieaily every state. Tho four
states showing The greatest increase
IN production daring The past year,
IN me order of their rank, were Penn.
fylyania, West Virginia Colorado and
Illinois Many Of .hs older produc.
ing states show d slight decrease.
due 20 the interruption b ytbe car
shortage referred 70. Iowa shows A
production n e.st7,sgl tons, ~ against
g,b1e,955 Ia 1904, an increase " 1907
900 tons. Anthracite production
shows en- Increase 81 practically A.,
100000 tons, having been the heayb-
set IN me history Of the industry.
excsedinE 1909, when mo production
WAS 14,g07,0es tons, by z,50l,7s7 tons.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-01
FREMONT

Mis- Latte Alexander, a oskaIoosa,
visited mis- peek viii Mrs Anna
Barr,
Tom Eay,agent foz me Iowa Central
~ geV ShssOn, visited Oyer Ggnday
Vim his parents here,
OzkaIoOsa VlsftOFs mir week we're
Is, w. Aksfmsn, y. !. Bennett, Can
Roberts, a, y, Ifs aod 9. w. WHIT
meF.
a revival meeting u IN progress ~
the Baptist ckgFeh, NBUh interest ls
manifested, the bOuse Oeing crowded
eaeh evening,
TIC FsFmesg AMI TFsleTy Telephone
company changed nsn6s this week 10
parties fTofa Oskaioosa and gigcnr.
nsy, Consideration, ~ GOo,
A, T. Rhoa1S ana N. Y, Smith we're
IN Eezeoa last Gst8FssY. Mr. Rhoa1g
IL district aepat7 gkso1 master o. me
q o, o, v, ami Installed oneers ~
that DIaes.
Ian, ~, Cassy.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-01
NINE WORKERS YIELD.
Decide 20 Proceed with Discussion with
the Operators on the
Wage Seals.

indianapolis, ind, Jan, z7>--A called
geEsGon Of the international Conven,
ton ~ the United Mine Work.
ers o. America which lasted
for more than I'VE hours VII.
DAY, revealed the fact that the
"Stand-Dattsrs" we're IN the minor.
ity and all efforts 70 place the con.
yention on record AZ fay0ring extreme
measures In the attempt 10 forcs the
operators M the central competitive
district 70 admit the operators and
miners Of the southwestern district
20 the functions ~ the Joint confer.
ence proved fg,'fe. After two Fes0lu,
tons had been defeated, President
Mitchell TOOK the floor and announced
his belief that ~ would he impossible
10 obtain the consent Of the operators
10 the admission of the outlying dls,
tr1ctg and a1yised ttss convention %
refrain from exeftlng extreme meas,
gFsg In mis- direction, ~ zsz0 vclOck
In the afternoon motion % inform
the operators that the miners we're
ready % continue the discussion OF
the wage scale prevailed and AZ 4sz0
O'Clock the joint Conference was con
Vsnsd When adjournment was taken,
discussion Of the miners wage scale
was IN DrOgrese, and viii BE- con,
nn1ed this morning
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LAWYER HADLEY SATISFIED.
Says Rvicsncs Secured In Cleveland
strsngthens Missouri's Case Against
Standard OIL Company.

Cleveland, D., Jan. z7.--Ths taking
Of dispositions In the standard OH hear.
ing was finished here Friday afternoon
dn 10 far az Attorney General HadIey,
OF Missouri, who has been CONDUCTING
the investigation, was able 20 proceed
At the present time. When the last BIT
Of evidence had been given, Mr.. Had
10y asked that an adjournment be
taken until February 20, for fhs pur.
pose, ~ he stated, Of holding tho case
open for further testimony. There
were other witnesses, he said, whom
be might want 70 examine and he
thought ths date mentioned would BE-
convenient for all concerned. ASKED
n this was not done for the DnTDose
Of obtaining the testimony OF w. E.
Judd and w. r, Mckee, the present ON.
GERS OF the Republic on company, who
are now absent from the city, hs sald
that II Judd and Mckee returned and
he found that he needed their state.
ments he would come back 10 CIsye-
land ana caUss them 10 appear on the
witness stand. Mr., HsdIey said that
he was well satisfied with the results
~ his work here and that the ease
against the Standard company IN Ms.
souri, had been greatly strengthened
~ the evidence which had been
brought out IN the last two darn. Mr.,
HadIsr left k)r Chicago and expects 10
be home sunday.