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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

Asbestos sheets are being instituted
bdef the mattresses Of sleeping cars
some Of the railways Of the Unit
4 states to shut out the heat from the
'dlators underneath.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

the tip Of the tongue Is the most
nsitlye part Of the human body, and
followed in this respect by the fin
tips. The least sensitive parts arc
a back and the outside Of the thigh.
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changed: middlng 1lTc. Sales were TO
bales on the spot and 1000 to arrive.
Futures opened steady. Gas points below
the close yesterday as q result OF disap-
pointing Liverpool Following the opening
tho market sold off on the report that she
threatened strike In Manchester might ma
vices from conservative hous:s announced
that there In reality very little chance
fo' q strike. These advices had a fe-
kct aud brought about u general advance
IN prices. The spot marke, also had x
mere or less bullish effect on futures. and
r'onths were unchanged to / point above
the close Yesterday. Closing bids: Jan.
uarr. 20; February. HIS: March. IL .2s:
Arrll, ll.26; May. l1.16; June, li.as July.
1
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corrnN ,launrTa.

NEW YORK. January 1.-THE cotton
market had quite sharp advance after
lower early session. closing steady al a net
gair of 9Il5 points. Sales We're estimated
n ea5, 900 bales. The market opened steady
q. Z decline of 81 points, and during the
eIrly session sold OFF to net LOGS OF 6
pt tnts on the active months under scattered
liquidation or realizing. with some local
bear pressure. which was encouraged oy
disappointing cables, prtvatc adv!ces, saytrs
that the labor situation in Lancashire lock-
s6 more favorable and approximations ot
renGwal of Wall Street liquidation, but
thcrs was $40 sisu of this latter develop
Ii!ent, receipts ran very light. Southern
news as TO Immediate spot conditions was
builish. and the market rallied during ;he
TIED TO one OF the leading outside operator $
AID covering OF shorts. Prices made new
high record Tor the month during the after
noon, with active positions at one time
slowing a net gain OF liGl7 points. The
close was little of from the hest under
realizing. Possibly the early decline wJs
provoked by apprehensoHs that warehouse
difficulties In the western bell would resni,
in forced Liquidation OF spo, cotton. but
nothing developed during the day TO justity
such predictions. Exports were moderately
-ul. and Southern SPOT markets were I'M
changed TO isc. higher.
Receipts Al the ports TODAY were So
ieles AGAINST $500 last week and So Sol
last year. For the week 10000 balls
against 2sS,Osl last weel. and 3ig.7sl las;
: year To-days receipts a, New Orleans
1853 bales against 1897 last year, and n,
f"nsion 1883 bales against aGss7 las,
year.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. January II .-FLOUR-Quiet
and about steady. Rye Four-Qulet.
Wheat-spot steady No. . red. 81 .06l.
elevator. Options i &c. higher; May.
74c. nominal. elevator. Options ss1,sc nes
higher; May. $3.50; July, 6sAc Oats
Spot steady mixed, 53iac.
Realistically Cut Mea:s-Easy Lard
Firm. Professionally. Talow-Firm. Re-
troleum--Steady Rosin--steady; strained.
common to good. sS.35 q s.4O. Turpentine--
Firm at Sic, Rice-ouet. Molasses-
Steady. Sugar-Raw. firm: fair refining
S3.io. centrifugal. 90 test. $500; molassss
sugar. ss.l5; refined. steady. Coifee--Spct
steady; Rio, No. !. 3-16c.; mild. steady at
eisc Futures net unchanged to 10 points
| lower.
Butter-Flrm; process. common to spe-
cinl, Is 6 23iac. Cheese-Firm and I'M
changed. EsGs--Easv; selected. white,
| nearby, 32@Sic,; good to choice. IS ep3lc
| lruwn and mixed, fancy, o7Q Csc: trsts
4 25as q 26c.; western and southern, tlrsts, CSC;
\ seconds, 23maii.c Cottonseed Oil-Eirm
i and more active on support from renners
Prime crude, 500 soisc. prime summer vel.
i low, 3si&c.; OFF summer yellow, $50 a SOC
I good OFF summer yellow. 37Is4 3Ss.c.: prim.
! White, aolad t3c: prime winter yellow AL;
! @4Gnc. Freights and Peanu,s-auet and
/ steady, unchanged. Potatoes--Firm; State
4 and Western. per sack, s2Q2.25; Jersey. pei
barrel s2 a-lo. Cabha gcs--Stcady and i'm.
changed
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ABUNDANT MONEY
AIDS SPECULATION.
Prices Maintained at Level
Generally Above Those oi
Mondays Market.
THE TRADING WAS UNEVEN
There Was a Pronounced Recess
sion in the Rates OF Interest
for Time Loans.
THE TRADING WAS UNEVEN

NEW YORK. January 1i.--The grow.
ing abundance of funds III the money
market AFFORDED facilities for the con-
duct OF speculative operations in stocks
and was taken advantage of freely
to-day by a considerable element OF the
professional class.
The result of these operations was
the maintenance OF prices at level
generally above last night. The bust
ness was mostly unevenly distributed.
however, and the price movement was
checkered one and notable ABLE. for some
affected as much as for those that
showed conspicuous strength. Read
ing. the Hartman and Hill stocks were
fed out In about, equal proportion 20
movement Of those stocks was restrict
I'D, notwithstanding continuance Or
a considerable shaie OF activity Ill
them
railroad companies by reduction OF
Working force and cutting down OF
salaries OF executive officers We're con-
sidered of less Importance as indi-
market future. There was prononnc..
ed recession in the rates of interest
for time loans. caused by larger Offer
ings and also by a decrease In denlanH
funds to the reserve centre seems TO
be on SO large a scale that no ms.
sivings are entertained OF the effect
81 Treasury Withdrawals OF govern
ment deposits from the national banks
or of other possible requirements.
While the market had an irregular ap-
pearance nearly all the time. the pro,
cess of lifting prices had traversed
pretty much the whole list by the end
of the day, and the closing tone was
distinctly strong.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales.
par value. s4,252.000. United States
bonds were unchanged on call:
Total sales OF stocks to-day were
a4l.S00 shares.
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GOOD YEAR WITH BANKS
Annual Meetings Held Yesterday and Reports Sub
mitted--Affair Shown to Be In
Excellent Conditions
ST Richmond held

National banks Of Richmond held
annual meetings of stockholders yes.
herday, the reports in all cases show
ing gratifying progress. several OF the
banks stating that the year 1907 vas
the best in their history. SO greatly
has the business decreased durits the
past year that two Of the banks .ound
it necessary TO aod assistant cashiers
to the list OF off GERS. In nearly every
instance old Officers and directors
We're reelected. and the conduct Of the
affairs of the institutions was general
ly approved.
First Hntionnl.-At the First National
Bank the stockholders met at IL
o'clock, and after hearing the report
OF President John 3. Purcell. elected
the following board of directors: T. NJ
Darlington, S. Dabney CrenshnW, A
II. Christian, Jr. Charles Davenport
D. o. Davis. G. a. Davenport, John c.
F.asley, John NJ Miller, Jr.. j. B. Mosby
John B. Purcell. T. NJ. rutherford, F.
A. Sasnders. Jr., F. Sitterding, 7. stern
a D. Williams.
The officers elected were: Jno. 3
Purcell President; Jno. NJ Miller, Jr.
Vice President and Cashier: Chas. r
Burnett, Assistant Cashier; J. G. Jop
! lin, Assistant Cashier; w. p. Shelton
Assistant Cashier; Alex, F. Ryland
Assistant Cashier. The last two named
have been with the bank a number o.
years. The increasing business I"
the institution necessitating an on
larged executive force.
Merchants Natioual.-At the Mer
chants National Bank the following
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL, January la.--The local
wheat market was strengthened to-day by
reports of small stocks Of wheat In tbs
Northwest and an advance in corn At the
Gloss May was up isaac.; corn showed a
ne Nc. gain o. 9ac; oats were ssQXc. higher.
Open High Low. Close.
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NEW YORK January 1i.-Money on
cali steady at 5 l-2@4 1-2: ruling rate,
{ closing bid, 3; offered at per cent cen
DAYS : 1.a6f6 per cent; six months. .
Der cent Prime mercantile paper, so
Z per cent. Sterling exchange STEADY i
with actual business in bankers bilis
n, s4.S55Oms4.s555 for dem I'D ana a I
81 .s130ms4.Sl35 for siSty-daNe bills.
Commercial bills. s4.sld s4.Slls. Bar
silver. 50 is. Mexican dollars, a..
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CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.

Richmond, Va, January II. 1906
Report OF the live stock make; for the
week ending January 6th 1895
Fest steers 5GS SIC: u few extra. 5Ac.;
medium to good. AZ q i7sc.. common to fair.
BY q tie; best heirers. 4,s14s,c.: medium
TO good. 414asc.; common to fair. 81 q 34c..
hest COWS 4G4hc.; medium to good. ah9
nc: common TO fair. 21sc.: bulls. 21s3
&c Cows and calves. s20G45.0o. Veal
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board Of directors was chosen:
Blythe W. Branch. John Kerr Branch,
John p. Branch. A. S. Buford. Jas. II.
Dooley. VIM. H. White. Alex. Hamil-
ten. J. r. Glenn Milton E. Marcuse.
S. 7. Morgan 3. B. Munford, Thos. %.
McAdams. Fred W. Scott. Thos. i.
Scott, c. S. Strtngfellow.
This hoard will meet later to elect
the officers for the coming year.
National state Bank.-At the Ma
'ional State Bank. better known
under its old name of the State Bank
OF Virginia. the name of Mr.. e. c..
Mayo was added to the board Of di-
rectors. the list being as follows: John
S. Elicit. Jos. NJ. Fourqurean, Gran
VILE G. Valentine. James D. Crump,
j. L. Antrim. a. r. Ellerson, William
NJ. Hill, Horace s. Halves and z. c..
Mayo, Mr.. John S. Elicit was re-
elected president. Mr.. William NJ. Hill,
cashier, and Mr.. julien II. Hill, assist
ant cashier,
American Nntional.-The American
! National Bank reported the most pros
porous year In It's existence, and re-
elected It's old board OF directors: w.
G. Camp, w, J. PAYNE, Jackson Guy
Oliver j. Sands, Philip whitlock Chas.
iiE, Wingo. Emmett seaton, H. w.
Roundtree. Jas. r. Gordon. p. 9. Gum.
r. II. Trarwood and NJ. G. Patterson.
These directors met and re-elected the
Old officers OF the hank: oliver J..
Sands, presidents; Charles 2. Wingo,
vice president. william G, Camp. Sec
ond vIce-president; Q. B. Hill. cashier;
Waller Holiday assistant cashier,
/, 49, 57ty u .3lts
| N"t'onn, monk rf y'r~lrin.-At the
National Bank ofsvirginia the old board
was reelected, no name being placed
In succession TO the late Major Capers
| The list Is al follows: Benz, T. Alsop
George 4. Christian, 4. Archibald Cary
Geors" n. Cannon, =, 80. Elicit, II
Thee. Ellyson, w. NJ. tiabliston, r. a
Lindsey j, w iRothert. r. G. Rennolds
Evan n. Williams, r, Rand Wexford
F, D. Williams and T. g. Williams, IT
The officers elected were ". n. Hab'
liston. presidents; ". NJ. Addison
cashier o. s. Morton, assistant cashier ME
r'nnyer. Netlonnlt--At the Planters
National Bank the increase e. bu ", Is
during the past year nere ssitated ~ =
appointments OF two ass's tan cashier
y nn1 49,. .s4,,,an for fifteen Years
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calves, best, s97c.: common to fair. ~ 5,ac.:
best lambs. 6G7c.: tnIr TO good. 81 5lsc J:
common. 4941sc.: best sheep. 1860: extra.
5Hc.: common 10 fair. 2ii@ aye: best hogs.
5 q 5Nc.: few extra. 5lsc,; shoats and light
hogs. 4EQD4hc
Prospects good for all kinds OF stock for
iicHt weeks market.
CHICAGO. January 14.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts estimated about 5000 head. Market
steady. Steers. si.25Q GOES; cows, $3.50
$50: heifers. So. 5095.75; bulls. se.75sp
t.eo: calves. sSGts. 90: stockers and feeders,
$500 g 400. Hogs-Receipts estimated about
$4,000 head. Market l5c. higher. Choice,
heavy. shipping. s44oQ4I5: butchers. si.ss
ESQ; pigs. S3.soR3.o5: bulk OF sales, 1870
q $40. sheep--Receip,s estimated about
1000 head. Marke. steady to loc. lower.
Sheep. s4I5.5o; lambs. 1918 97.25; year
iiI.gs. s4I6.3S.
NEW, YORK. January l4.-BEEvEs-Ee
cceipts, 516 head. Calves-eecepts. 273
hsad. Common to prime veals. s5.5o99.5O;
Ills. s4a5 500: harnyard calves. s+ west
SA.S2l. Sheep and Lambs-Recetp,s.
Sill head. Sheep. ss.7516.a5: culls. SEQ
5000: lambs s6.5o975O: culls. $4,000:
warnings, se@s.l5. Hogs-Receipts, $3.50
head. Feeling s;eadier.
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9SH
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
Va. IS. Old. c. and r., 1882. % 9s,:
Va. Centuries. 2-3 c. and r. s2fs 800
RAILROAD BONDS
A. C. l.. T. T., Con. Tt. p. c, S.
Georgia Pacific LIST 6s. G.. 1922 ieo -.
Georgia, Southern and Florida. 100
Norfolk and Western Ey. as. 30
Nor. and West. Ry. Poca. As. so
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par
Atlantic Coast Line prd...loo 100
Atlantic Coast Line com. 100 q
Gtes. and Ohio: Nov....i loo s. -.
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
First National ........... lou ~ -.
Merchants National. ....-.-loo ago
National Bank of Vac. 100 IL:
National State Bank, ......i0o ICY:
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine 81
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amer Locomotives pfd-.., 50
Amer. Toh. 4 p. ct. bonds. 81
Auer. Tob. p. bonds. SO loo
VIC. c. c. col. tr. ) c BIDS 80
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
Ru sRauchS Co rsandEoL
SALES:

200 Allis-chalmers ........
Isl Allis-Chalmers. pfd. 80.
so,Gio Amalgnn,ated Copper.
1900 American Can ...........,
Cos American Can, pfd,.....
200 Amer. Car and i'oun. ID.
Am. Carand Foun., pfd.
$500 Amer. Cotton Oil.......
S,i& Amer. Locomotive .....
800 Amer. Locomotive, pfd..
$500 American Smelling ..n
$50 American Sugar ......
~ Amer. Tobacco. com. /.
800 Amer. Tobacco. pfd.....
Goo Anaconda Copper .......
1000 Atchison .......... ......
400 Atciison, pfd. ...........
COO Atlantic Coast Line....
S.oll Baltimore and Ohio. -.
Hos Brooklyn Rapid Tram.
300 Canadian Pacific. .......
colo Chesapeake and Ohio.
900 Chi. Great Western......
LOO chi. Nil. and st. Paul.
Chi. Mil. and ST. p, pfd
100 Chi. aud Northwestern.
e.. c.. G.. and ST. Louis.
2,S25 Col. Fuel and Irnn......
10 Col. and Soutilern..u...
4i0 Col. AMI South. LIST pfd.
SEQ Col. and South, I'd pfd.
10 Consolidated Gas ........
l,00o Delaware ard Hudson.
2,4Co Distillers' Sec. Corr.
900 Erie ........... ...."..
500 Erie, list pfd. .............
go Erie. Cd pfd. ............
1890 General Electric 5000.
1865 Great Northern. pfd...
1850 Great Northern Ore cts
100 Illinois Central .......
800 Int. Metropolitan .......
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Palmer. Nctlonal,-At The Planters
National bank the Increase Of business
during the past year neeess,tated the
appcin, mant ~ two assistant cashiers
anh two vn,,nr men, for fifteen years
CONNECTED VIII. the bank. and brothers..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN. Il. 1907.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, mer-
chendise and passengers, Old Dominion Line
Steamer MobJack. Graves. Norfolk and
Jones River landings. merchandise and pas
scngers Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. mer-
ohandse and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MAREET.

DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. January 1.-THE dry good s
market was somewhat more active to-day.
especially In johbing houses Many retail
buyers are in. but not trading freely. Staple
Einshams have been reduced from &C. 10
&c. per yard. Reductions have also been
made In linens and other cottons. Yarns
arc quiet.
NAVAL STORES.
WILM1NGTOS. n. c.. January 14.-sPIR-
ITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sc casks:
Ecsin--Steady at SO; receipts 1913 barrels
Tar-Receipts, IS barrels Crude Turpen-
tire-Firm at se.o5@3.o5: receipts, bar
refs.
SAVANNAH. GA. January 1l.--sPIRITS
TRPENTINE-Firm at Ste: sales, 40a
casks; receipts. a5s casks: shipments. SOL
casks Rostn-Firm: sales, 2.304 barrels.
sfirments. asa barrels: receipts. 1850 bar
res: stock. 11t.s1+ barrels. a, B. C, D.
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BALTIMORE. MD. january l4.-FLOUR
Quiet and unchanged. Whea,-Dull; spot.
contract. sl.oaG l-osis: do. No. red vest
urn. sl.05,:; southern on grade, 99nc.Y
Sl.oSis. Corn-Quiet old, spot mixed, ESQ
e5ac.; old No white, 65a65t.c.: No. .
spot. mixed Saac.: new. southern white
ccrn. 60GsS:c. nominal; southern yellow
ctrn. SOH sac. Oats-Steady; No. mixed
81 a o4isc. Rye-Firm: No western, ex-
port. SOC. bid. Butter-Firm and unchang-
ed, fancy imitation. ?4i 25c.: creamery 20
Ga3c.: lndle, 22ff23c.: store packed. l6M
lsc Eggs-Steady and unchanged at 22c
Cheese-Firm and unchanged; large ans:
flats, 14..c.: small. liSc. Sugar-Un-
changed; coarse granulated and dre. $40.
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&.
Rank of Observation-Disclosures ing
reports OF this institution were read,
and the name of Mr.. William Rueger
was added to the roll of the directors,
winch Is as follows: r. 3. Addison,
Percy S. Bosher. e. L Bemiss, Lewis
u. c,renshmw, Jr, S. Dabney Crenshaw,
l.. L. Dickerson, Jr., Frank Jay Gould.
George II. Gibson. T. Francis Green
Eppa Hunton, Jr, Isaac +. Mann. j..
William Middcndorf, Beverly B. Mum
ford, John A. Moncure. .lliam North
rop, Fred E. Noting, Wnliam II. Par
rish. A. Won Rosenegk. Tucker *.
Sands, William II. Taylor, S. w.
,rravers, John Shelton Williams, L. NJ.
Williams. Lohn r. Williams.
The officers elected We're John Ske!-
ton Williams. president: Frederick r..
Noting, first vice-president; Tucker
X. Sands. second vice,president and
cashier: Henry a. Williams assistant
cashier; Lewis D. crenshaw, Jr, trust
officer, sl4a2 fefl,ss ~
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Cotton, quiet: middling 1876: gross ce
se:pts' i,5s4 bales; sales. 2IS bales; stocx.
TOTAL to-day at all ports--Ne, rece,pts.
t1,l.2 bales; export 10 Great Britain 10 $40
eates' to France, lu.Sos bales. to the Cont!-
mont 27,2oO bales; stock, 95G,S27 bales
Consolidated At all por,s--Ne, receipts.
i2slSa bales: export to Great Britain. 90 :
ito bales; TO France, ipSoS bales; ia tho
Continent, S,,oa9 bales
Total since September LIST at all ports
Ne, receipts, 5,5S7,$Si bales. export to Crea,
t3ritalh. ls6s,s0l bales to France SCI as
2ales, 10 the Continent. l,SsO,SSl bales, "a
Japan, 9o$h! bales, to Mexico. j aeO bales
NEW ORLEANS. LA. January l4..-coT.
ioN-spots We're steady at an advance On
i-lhc,, ipwFr ordinary, good ordinary an(,
70" miadilng. with all other grades IN
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Ing barley csc. @S1.ooA. Flaxsecd-No. l
$40. clover. contract grades. $500. short
ribs. sides Goose>. s6sog'.1s: mess pork.
per barrel. s1S.l0913.l2; lard, per 100
ed), 1897. Whiskey. basis Of high wines.
Sl.3S. Recepts-wileat. is.400 bushels:
corn. 774.s00 bushels; oats. $4,000 bushels.
Butter-Markct firm; creamerles. zoo 1880:
diaries, lsq25c. Eggs-Steady: at mark.
cares included. 2Su &c; flrsts. CSC; prime
lllsts, &c; extras, 27c. Cheese--Steady at
11IaGpl3hc.
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L. s. re:unding 81 registered. $500.
u s. refundinE 9s. COUPON.
L $. IS. registered. ....-............
| S. -, coupon. ....... ...........
u S. New rs. coupon. ..............
American Tobacco is...............
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. ]
Atchison general Observation-Disclosures.
Atchlson adjustment As.
.Atchison conr. Observation-Disclosures.
Atlantic Coast Line As. ..............
Baltimore and Ohio Is. ..............
Baltimore and Ohio 3i:s............
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 49,.
Central OF Georgia LIST inc. (bld)....
Central OF Georgia End Inc. (bld)....
Central of Georgia Sd Inc...........
Chesapeake and Ohio sls...........
Chicago. b. and Quincy new 4s......
Chicago, r. ]. and Pac. r.. r. 49,.
Chicago. Fl. I. and Pac. II. r. col. 5s..
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Merchants Natioual.-At the Mer-
chants National Bank the following
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N,,,t;,ar,, i,,circ ~ ., 20
Norfolls and western con Is ODD. olts
Oregon Short Line refundins ls...... sS
Heading General ls................ 3sIs
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 6e.. los
81. Louis and san Francisco fg. As. '4S
ST. Louis Southwestern con. ts...... ~
Senhoard Air Line ts............... 90
Southern Pacific 81 bid)............ -
Southern Pacific LIST Is, certincates.... sets
Southern Railway 5s............... 50
Texas aud Pacific lists. 1895
"eledo. St. L. and Western 4s........ 1914
Union Pacific s.................... S9ts
t nion s ssstes s snnI' an ,i..
Wabash lists Observation-Disclosures. lo72
Wabash Deb, 3 (bid)..............,. ~
Wabash new IS. Observation-Disclosures. 4sis
Western Md .,............,,.,, 65
Wheeling and Lake Erie +s........ 72is
Wisconsin Central 4s............... S2i5
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n1cuMoND sroCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, January IA. 1907
SALES AT BOARD.

Virginia IS. old--l.ooo at a2H: ~
yirrinia Cen,ures-l,30 800 at oSh; 400 a
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r. Latimer Gordon and Conway H.
Gordon, were selected for the positions
The list OF directors for 1905 is as
follows: James n. Boyd, j. j. Mon
tague, ". j. Westwood, T. William
Pemberton and Morton 3. Rosenbaum
the or1,cers elected We're James NJ.
Boyd. president; ). u. Montague vice.
president; Richard H. Smith. cashier;
II. I.atimer Gordon, assistant cashier:
Conway Fl. Gordon. assistant cashier;
A. S. Cherry, manager savings depart
ment.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

.0iE. c.. C.. G. aud So. Louis gen. Is tbd). 9s
Oh. Colorado Industrial 5s series \. ..... 5oi,
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-17
The Case Submitted at 2:SO Yesterday Afternoon
and No Decision Arrived at Yet
THE JURY WAS LOCKED UP FOR THE NIGHT
Deputy City Attorney Fitzgerald Makes Strong ArgumenAgan
the Accused Man and Attorney lefsry Pleads
ElOQueRty for the Prisoner

PORTLAND, Oct l6The Mar.
Tin case went to the jury at 2;ls
o'clock this afternoon, following the
Instructions given BY Judge cieland,
According to these instructions, three
yerdicts, il the defendant be found
guilty are permissible, murder in the
first degree, murder ii the second
degree and manslaughter, according
as the jury may decide from the eyi-
dence,
Counsel for the defense made OBJ,
jections to certain features Of the
COURTS instructions which were AL
lowed, but the exceptions 70 the I'M
structions al whole were not AL
lowed The jury took with i all the
material evidence submitted during
the trial
For a half hour yesterday afternoon
and for little more than two and a
half hours this morning, Martin was
forced to listen to d drastic arraign
ment BY Deputy CITY Attorney Fitz-
gerald, whose address ended at room,