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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29

Governor Edward F. Noel has
acted promptly and intelligently in be-
half of the storm-sufferers of South
Mississippi. No governor could have
done more.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29
Will OPEN STUDIO.

Mrs. d. H. Cle.and, formerly of the
College Of Music. of Cincinnati. Ohio,
viii open studio for the study Of the
voice on Thursday, April 30 at 107
Mcleod street. Cumberland phone
No. ss5. A2s-1w.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29
BASEBALL.

The Virgins high school team de-
feated the South Mississippi college
in double header this afternoon.
The games were both Interesting from
start to finish. Esature of the first
game was the home run by Guests.
The college boys we're unable to fnd
him. First game IL innings.
r H q
Virgins -. -. ~. ....--5 g 2
3. M. q. ......... .'......
Batteries: Virgins. Guess and
comber; s. M. c., Bush and Field
Struck out by Guess rs, Bush -.
RH 4
Virgins .... =.
8. NJ. G. .+...-.-. 1X.z1s
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Atlanta 0, Montgomery Z.
Nashville /, Birmingham A.
New Orleans 2, Little Rock l.
No others scheduled.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29

Over in Florida they are going to
celebrate the birthday Of the Hatties-
burg Daily News by holding an cleo
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn 1; Philadelphia 5.
Boston 2, New York 8.
Others postponed, cold weather.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29

The lipest item Of news ever seen
in the Clarksdale Banner was a dead
letter list published last week
Biloxi Herald.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29
Baseball Results.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia 4, Washington 6.
Cleveland IL, Detroit 5.
New York 7. Boston 4.
st. Louis 4, Chicago 8.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29
ron CONGRESS.

We are authorized TO announce
HON b. ]. BOWERS
OF Hancock county as a candidate in
the Democratic primary for re-nomi-
nation to the 61st Congress from the
9Th district Of Mississippi.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29

wANTED-Two connecting furnished
rooms in good locality. References.
Address P. o. Box No. 800. a29-tf
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29

If a skeleton had three feet would
it be bone yard?
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29
NOTICE. TO ADVERTISERS.

Copy for advertising will not be re
ceived after 8 o'clock on the evening
preceding date Of publication. Ad-
vertisers win please bear this in mind
and have their copy in the Office be-
fore that hour.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29
coTroN STATES LEAGUE.

Meridian 0. Gulfport 2.
Jackson /. Monroe o.
vfcksburg 3, Columbus 0.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29
sourH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Savannah Jacksonville 8.
Augusta II. Charleston 2.
4. Macon 1, Columbia 0.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29

We don't care for the advice Of thu
man eho kicks his dog.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29

Even single taste Of defeat ID. hard
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29

One Mof,5!!, ~ carrier ......... soc
rns Year by mail or carrier $500
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29
Member Associated Press

The Daily News prints no unciean
Or Objectionable advertising. Neither
does Il print whisky or any liquor ads
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-29

Wholesale establishments doing an
aggregate business Of over $4,000.
900 year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25
COTTON N%KKETS

MEM YORK. January at.--There wcre
iselsaucnal fluctuations in the cotton mar
.Rey to-day as result of conflicting re-
ports concerning the labor situation in La:l-
sGlint OF .qi points on near nionths and 90
a points higher late positions Sales were
estimated at 100000 bales The. market
opened steady but Irregular al a decline Of i
WAS renewal Of the recent selling move
srntnt. but after some lrreEuar!ty prices
worked up TO a net gain OF . oil points on
covering, buying ny Liverpool aud bull sup
port, encouraged by favorable reports from
liverpool. claiming thar settlement OF the
sbor troubles was pracucally certain,
March sold at il.si and May at 1.s7 on
fliie bulge. hut shortly otter midday tho
/. market became sensetionally weak, owing to
{ private cable from Liverpool sitting TINS.
I'll anger ana that u" set'lemer, had bean
~ aclled Inside OF nItc.n r,inn:es d tier this
II able was received March had declined 10
LOSS and Nay IN 1857 II ana AZ points be-
the high point OF the morning. e. points
\ ipder the closing figures .of last nigh, and
s:.1D to- SA.a5 a bale under tho high level
Mt last Monday. There was heavy coycrin;.
8 NJ tho decline. AMI III tho last half hour IT,.
lrnrket GdvaNcsd almost as rapidly as It had
ta.feyouslys declined on "a report tlint the iaeyr
aicsel at l.i5 and May at LIES, or 81 ana
IS points up from the lowest. Santlmen,
Z ~as very confused after the close. and trad
srs are anXioI:ly awaiting reliable in:or,na.
iptt as 10 The. actual state Of affairs ab,Dat,
Wide from The strike news and consequent
settlement there wss no5sp"ctal feature
Receipts at the ports gto-tlay iS.22a bale
y Gansi aa.s16 last Wesa and $4,000 las
X! scar, For the week 2.S000 bales ageins
last week aud s9a.l5a Inst year no
q FAY s receipts NJ New Orleans ,o,0s2 balls
GEainst ,,sSS last Year, aud MT lIous sion Dc
q pinssa against 1896 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25
PROHIBITION bill
PASSES /. THE Senate &
North Carolinians Will Have
Opportunity to Vote on the
Question in August.
RATE BILL SPECIAL ORDER
As 1T Comes from Committee 1t
Will Provide for Flat Rate 81
s1-2 Cents Per NIile. e
RATE BILL SPECIAL ORDER
Especial TO The Times, Dispatch. i

lSpeclal to The Times, plspntcl.1
bill for q state prohibltion election to ia
be held August 9TH. passed the senate
this afternoon, With slight amendment,
and Is made a special order in the
House for Monday morning. The
amen ment In the. Senate allows cider
to be sold in any quantity. and wine in
five.gallon Packages only, ~ makers.
President Garrison, OF the Anti -saloon
l. ague, says his people are perfectly
SATISFIED with the bill as passed By the
Senate.
The Rate Dill.
a significant feature OF the day was
the announce ment by Senator Graham,
as chairman OF the Joint Committee on
Railroads that the &c nm 4ttec will in-
ltroduce Tomorrow the bill carrying the
recon- menoat.ons OF the Governor as!
to ate litigation compromise as far
as seems expedient. allti bill. 1t IS
agreed, shall be special order In the
Senate Tuesday. It Is Understood that
1t Will provide the Leg cent flat rate
proposed IN the terms OF the COM
promise, but there will be no references
to the nli1eage-book situation. espe-
3cfally for the rea:o1 that there Is
dsubt OF being able to sustain before the
courts an act tnat fixes one rate for
S'uSiS IlGheSS anu II different IAle Lux
mileage books.
Both the Senate and House adopted
to-day rules that there shall be no
more new bills OF any kind. except
bearing on matters treated In the Gov
errors messages. introduced after Sat-
urday without unanimous consent. The
general impression seems To be that
ell OF next week will be required to
complete the work OF the session.
"Humnn vultures."
The Blair bill to prevent travelling
statesmen from soliciting orders for
Intoxicating liquors in prohibition Ter
ritory In North Carolina came up. Sen !.
ator Turner. In advocating this meas
ure. complained that human yulturcs
stream out OF Norfolk. visit Elizabeth
City and Eastern Carolina sections gem
orally. debauching the manhood OF the
people" Theirs was objection to the
final reading. but this was withdrawn
and the bill passed and was sent TO
House.
There was lengthy discussion In
the House of the billintrodnced at the
request OF Governor Glenn to prevent
the merger of parallel and competing
railroads. II finally passed It's second
reading. and or8objection to third went
over to Saturday for final vote.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25
SEw YORK rRopUCE ,IAnKEr.

NEW YORK. January Observation-Disclosures
and purely s,,nly Rye Flour and isuck-
wheat Enthusiastically. Gornneel and Rye
tiltnSs> Wheat--Spot slead?; No, red.
Sl.0ai: elevator Options nc. ne, higher.
May sl.lO; July, Slo6. Corn-Spot firm:
No. ., tic, elevator. Options &c. net higher.
May. 7osse5; July. 0oSsc. oGts--Spot t!rm:
mixed, tS,sc,
Bcet and cnt Enthusiastically I.ard---Firrn.4
rerk, Tallow. Petroleum and Ros!n--Steady.
ut 5bc. Rice nnd Molasses
steady. SuGHr--Raw. quiet: fair retining,
ss.aU; centrifugal 81 test. $3.50; molasses
sttcar. :3.0f refined. sloai9. Cofiee--Spot
stsGdy:{Rto No. Z, Gle. Santos. No. 4. Sc;
mild. steady; ccrdova oh.Glac. Futures NET
unchanged 10 5 points higher Sutter--Eirm;
receipts Sa.,si kegs; creamery, thlrl to first,
g: q aoc.; process, cor.iipon TO special. l6@
:ai.c. Imitation creamery, Nrsts, nli:Gi @2c
ans! unchanged receipts, LEGS
hoes. EEgs--Firp: 4receip;N, $500 crates;
si,.t@, Pennsylvania aNa nearby, snncy white
80 "a sac; good 10 choice. aGE.eac.: brown nn!
mixed, fancy, 2sM,.7c.; first. csc, Western
Gnc Southern FIRST Ky. Gua5c. Frsights and
PeEnuts-- Steady and uuc hanged. Potatoes--.
Firm; Eermuda. second cgpp. por barrel
aS3s.5dhSe. ca spigec--EaSy. ed, pei, ,o,l
tsis.o0hls.0n Pig lron---Quiet, Copper
rvu. Lead-pull. TtN--pnll; ssralghts.
ss..ss,4ny7.,s;h Spsl,eF-,.pul. cotyonsSed
Finn on covering of sho;ts and local
bull support, Prime crude see; prime sun,
lnteF yellow. 4? &C.: of summer yellow 100.
5ilc,; good or summer Selow. iosQ5ll{se.;
pf!iiie White, 4: esiic., prime winter yellow,
tS &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25

son., president o. e. Atkinson. VICE
presidential. s. Atkinson. secretary ana
tieas.irer--,n II OF Roanoke, Va. capital:
Maximum. $4,000; minimum, $4,000.
Object: Plumbing business.
Massie & Pierce t1nc.). .Lynchburg.
R. W. Masste. president. Lyncllb,lrg.
". 4. Bowen. vice president, Fayette-
Vile. NJ c.: A. N. Pierce. secretary ana
treasurer. Lynchburg. Va. Cap'tll:
Maximum, 100000: minimum. ss5.O0o.
Objects: Lumber and naval stores
business.
ST. Francis Hospital Unc.), Newport
News. w. E. Cooper. presidents: s.. w.
Robson. vice president: w. j. rright.
secretary and. reasurer-all OF New-
port News. Capital: Maximum. S50.00fi:
minimum. $4,000. Quest: To run a
general hospital.
Darhytown lDistillire Company iIn.).
Richmond. 2. V. Hooker. president;
II. e. Hnoker. vice-president; r. a..
Roberts. general manager: John Tllolnp-
son. secretary and treasurer-all of
Richmond. Capital: Maximum. S25h00: .
minimum $4,000. Objects: Disti;llnE
and reotifying business.
Morrison Machinery and supply Cons
pany 1ncJ.., Richmond. Hackley Nor
rison.e president; G. NJ. Newton. vica-
president: a. W. Newton. treasurer: r..
S. Morrison. sccretary--all OF Rich
mond Capital: Maximum. $4,000:
minimum. $4,000. Objects: Machinery
and su-.,lv business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25
ruE SrArE or rnApl,.
Factories Resume r.,d MO~cy Abtinilnnt.
nut NiMny Out of Work.

ENcVOTlCS ISCSuHlC TStu NlOSscS AbuUuUuss
nut Many Out Of Work.
NEW YORK, January PR. CT. Dun
& Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade to-
morrow will say.
More manufacturing plants nave re-
sumed and money is abundant at easy
terms. hut business feels the weaken
still unemployed. Buyers have arrived
in large number, in the local johbing
dry goods market. placing fair orders
at the lower prices ramed on some
was also liberal at other large Gems
tres. Mercantile c,lltcti ns Continue
to improve. although stu backward at.
many points. industrial news Is
whole but THREADS much idle machin-
cry and the coal output III = been cur
tailed On that .acc unit. together with
the tardines s,of Winter. y little bet
iron and s-eel ard more. plants have
resumed until 1t is probable that one
hall the capacity is in operation. lr-
regularity in textile fabrics VAS caused
leading houses ssttmulating the move
ment of merchandise at second hands.
Many descriptions We're not affected.
and the position of the mills remain
local market without operating to any
extent. many announcing tina, nothing
lean be done until the future is more.
i!efinitclH unIcratood. Export trade
| has improvedf slightly. Chinese pur-
chascs being resumed and inquiries
coming from the Red Sea. Footwear
fbuyers are still In the Borton market.
but sales have fallen short OF expnc-
tatlons. and jobbers are evidently dis
posed to operate conservatlrely. II is
estimated that sales thus far are 25
| per cent. below normal. with Russia
| calf goods the most active. "A better
tone is recorded In the high market.
tanners exhibiting more interest and
la substantial volume Of business was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25
j. HAIRY MYRovEn..
Death Of II Distinguished Citizen Of
EnyetteyltIt,
lspeeia.l ID M rimes.pl.natei,l

Especial 10 the Times- Dispatch.
fA1ETTENTLt.E. n. c., January "a.
-. Harry Myrover died OF heart fails
lire last night In the sixty-slxth year
OF his age. Mr.. Myrover was an hon
ored and beloved citizen of this cts.
he was educated in Fayetteville and
at the University Of Virginia. He ives
just arriving at his majority at the
outbreak of the war and enlisted at
once in one OF the first companies leav-
Ing this city for the front. Afterwards
he was rdarly-sergeant and l;eute-
nnnt In Starts famous battery. lie was
scholar. editors orator OF remarkable
power. politician and newspaper CORE
spondept. He is survived by his mother.
Mrs z. g. Afyrover. In her ntnetiatl.
year; two brothers. George G. and
John r., Of Fayetteville. and ono sis
ter, Mrs. Z. ~. Robinson. OF Pensacola.
Eta,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25

New York Central gen. s'ss.. ......... s9.s
New Jersey Central gen. o. lbid).... Xxx Xxx
Nortbern Pacific Observation-Disclosures Ivy
Norfolk and Western con. 4s....... ab!i
Oregon short Line retundins 4s..... ssA
I Resa;Sr so1v ss. e
81, l.. and Iron Noun. con. % fbidl ioI,a
St Louis and San Francisco fg. 49,. q
81. Louis southwestern con. ss.s....... W
S.ahonrd Air Line 4s tbld).........- ..
Southern Pacific rs ld)............ saHi
Southern Pacific lst Is, certilicates...- 81
Southern Railway IS. .............. s.
Texas ana Pacific 1tts (bid). ......... 1loM
TIC cdo, ST. t.. and Western As tbi,tl.. IL.
.J'rion Pacific 4s............... 100 s.
Union Pacific conv.4 4s. ............ SSH
United States steel End 5s......t...... ST.,
Wabash lists (bid) -. ......5.=....... 1855
Wabnsh Deb. h tnskeI) ............. IS,
Miestern Md. IS tbltll ................ scM
Wisconsin Central 4s.t............... So
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Is Z
ing interests, the large registration OF
that element having given strong eyi-5
dence that twill be "a powerfu VI factor
In the campaign. Neither Mccarthy
nor Richardson can or will claim the
.bibulous; support. i5sjl
Being temperate men, with temperate
inclinatlons. they will hardly seek IT,,
and tho Indications are that they VII
Just about split even. But the liquor
lnnces Of councilmantc candidates with
the utmost care before voting, for5
they want to5discoura go any further3
attempts at restrictive legislation, b
Dispatch. one OF the big campaign
Issues will concernlsth e question OF
Inc lnbers nccepting subcontracts from
Tie city syvhenSthe law lspeci ficnlIy pro-
|Vitles that they shall not accept i1rst-,
Hand con ira cts. The 4 gal aspect OF.
[ the case will shortly beH interpreted by
lJudge III gram and II he sha II ecS u
lthatHthe kendler claim cannot be paid
the act wi II cause a. stampede An E1runl-5
cjpal circles, and Will propa ply result
III. a determine ion by many cand! dates
to stay out of tn Q IA e. BY .reasop of
tl.eirs eonneclonI Win. the gog eFnn, any
aare able I TO sell goods and hel IT'D emu
selves dina ncially5wh'le helclty is lnl-
lprnvlng itself Indeed. II Isl the g en-.
htaral belief that II the Kendle rascass Is
dac lied a dVerselys to COUNCILMAN Wilt
! shire ere will BIO a. M aterlal reduction
iln theSnumber OF aspirants for bio
4 Office. II }t NJ Az " Ss5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25

ai.S0y Ai,,hlgamaied Copper j..
American Can ...,........
COO American Cen, pfl. .......
900 Amer. Gar and Foundry.
go Amer. Car and Fouil.. l1fd
American Cotton Oll.....
3,7c0 American Locomotive II.
GO Amer. Locomotives, ptd..
sc).tp0 American Smelling ......
LOO American Sngarfr..........'
200 American Tobacco, CON-.
American, Tobacco, pfd..t
80 Anaconda Copper,l.5.....,,.
$40 AtcllisDnl Observation-Disclosures.
400 .Atcllison, pfd 1890, .,...
Atlantlc Coast l.ine.......
i.GD Baltimore and Ohio. ~.
800 BROOKLYN Rapid Transit.
Nn Cana1ian Pacific .........
$50 Cl1esapeake and tJl,io.....
lW Chicago Great Western.
800 Gilt, NIL. aud st. Paul..
700 Chicago and Northwest.
600 Clev,. Gin. Gilt. and ST. l.
ESQ Colorado .Fue! and IRON.
100 Colorado and southern.
Col. aud SOUTH. LIST pfdA
Col. nnsLSouth., I'd pfd..
l.w Consolidated Gas ....,....
200 Delaware and 6liudsnn...
6,lGo Erie .t...............
go Eric. list Epfti. ..............
200 Erie I'd "a Z. ,..............
~ General Electric ....,....
400 Great Northern. .pfd......
100 Gre at Northern Ore cts,
Illinois Central ..,.....
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25
nE>TH IN TIE FLAMES.
Horrible Taking Off Of Aged Norman
a: DurInlN.

= : :
sprrisi to'rhc Times Dispatch.
- DURHAM. y. c.. January e4.-IIarrfet
Prince. m aged woman. was burned TO
death this afternoon at her home on
Glendale Avenue. The disaster that
resulted in~. her death in five minutes
time is surrounded,5by horrifying cir
i'ninstances. She was standing with
her back to the fire when herfclotl,es
unexpectedly became ignite,l. She
fought the flames desperately and in
her wild moment of horror attempted
to get tosa neighbor's home across the
street but when she reached the door
step fell exhausted to the ground, and
expired within q short space OF time.
1t is presumed that she Swallowed the
flames" wi lille she was screaming for
help.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25
PRESIDENT ELECTED.
Rcv. y. G. CALDWELL TO Preside Over At
Inntic Christian College Mt Wilson.

(spccialto The Times Dep1tck.1
NILSSON. n. c.. January "a .--fhis
afternoon at special meeting of the
board OF trustees. Rev. j. G. Caldwell.
pastor OF Wilson Christian Church. was
elected president of Atlantic Christian
College here, to succeed DR.. John j.
Harper, who died this morning. a large
majority OF the trustees were present.
No other name was offered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25
Bank tCIcrrtnEx.

5 NEW YORK, January a4.--Total
bank clearings for the week sa,7lS,.
1861 900, as against S2.72S.l3i, 900 last
week. and $3a7 6.955,0oO last year.
Il Richmond. sG.a64,oO0; decrease, 1874
Savannah, $4.5TS.000; decrease, $50
Atlanta, $5,lS6, 900: decrcas sc, J. SO
Norfolk. S2,3S3.000. decrease. 1912
Augusta. s9,0i1 900: Increase, ISL
knoSville.r Sl.576.000: Increase, 80
Charleston, 81 100000; Increase, So
80.
Macon, sal7 900: Increase. oS.4.
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sTnrci1EN WITH APopLExy.
JIon. D"nniL r:iliisl n,,s of Tnrbor", Taken
III In lluIeiEh.

R.ALElGFI, NJ c.. January 3i.--tTon.
Donald Gillian, OF Tarhoro. who lias
been here since the Legislature con-
xcned, was stricken with apopleXy on
street this afternoon, and
Is nigh, In critical condition at
Rex Hospital. He had been quit we'll
apparently and active in looking after
various Legislative matters In which,
he was Interested the past several
days. Members of his family have been
telegraphed fol and are on thair way
rs Raleigh. Late Tonight he had re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond Va. January q. 1905.
QUOTATIONS ON 'CH.iNGEl
CATTLE MARKETS..

Y CHICAGO, january o4.--CATTLE--3 Ae-
ce;pts about $4,000 head. Market steady.
Common to prime steers. 1880 6.a5; COWS.
$? '5di.5O; LETTERS, sa.50G5.e5: bulls. $2.s5a
! .a5; calves. sscl7.0O; stockers and feeders
head. Market Glloc. higher. Choice. heavy.
shipping. $40 n4.i5; Butchers. SAB ir4.+5;
light. mixed sac 8 a $40: choice light. s4.3o G.
lao Sheep r eceipts about 5000 head
Market rteadyato 1nc. higher sheep. si..5f
i.5o; yearlnss. s5j0Gf 600; lambs, 5000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25
NAVAL. s..rnEns

WiiaM!NGToN. n. G., lanuaryS a4.--sPlR.
csipts. CASKS. Rosir--Rcce PTS 81 barrels.
Tar Receipts. L. barrels, Crude 'rurpcntina
Firm a!S2,25a%9t: rcceipls, . barrels,
a aIl.c.; sAles I.a5c,ssha 5ry.
csNts. 500 carEs; shipments 1.l30 caslss
Nosir-,- b'im; sales. List barrels; receipts,
= .e9s oarrels;# sh'p.aenta, llG.7 barrels;
Stock, lo,,ss: baryels,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-25
Con e dcrnte veteran Dead.

WILSON, N: c., January 24.-Mr. j..
T. Manning. an old resident and Con-
federate veteran. aged seyenty-four
dropped dead this morning on Broa,l
Street. He was a highly esteemed citi-
zen
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The quotations are as follows:
DARK -STENNISG. NEW.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
pp,. ,,,,oI,S v.,,,-,r.r

tt.
NEW. YORK. January al.---Tha dry good g
market Is improving steadily so,ne farIy'
'aiRes sales of brown aud bieaclled sheetings.
coloEea cottons and other cotton goods hav..
heeA made within the past fe days. and the
inquiry is somewhat stcadcr. Cotton yarn
sress#f being done in cotton gnods.
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'l'nhnccA.

In spite Of snow and freezing wealth
er large number of tobacco Wagon, s
con on sioeIkoe Slip yester-
ton liz the amount of the weed offered.
and prices were as good es those Of
any other dnH In Ne week. It Was
Thought that yesterday and to-day
would probably, fcS@the tiullest of ylhe
clahie II is estimated that about
lp",ace pounds was handled.
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Grim apd Feed

THERE'S little change toward high
fr market In grain though the pro s.
hsct5 arp# that q sN;eels or 90 will pat
y on The rise, Mil 8produGts and hay
vet prices have not i#chanEed. Rsd
weatlep has Istopped early tanning.
onera,ions, ana 5corseduently shi pme,,tS
OF seeds ri., spring PLANTING are snla q
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II. s., refund.ns IS, rogtstered........
4. S. refundins 81. coupon. ..........
u S. 3s, registered. ....s............
U S. IS. coupon.... .......s.......a..
L $. New is. registered. ...........
U s New, AZ. coupcn......
American Tobacc ss................S
American T6ba eco 6s. ..,..........
Addison adjustment IS tbid)........
4atchison conv. Is (bid)....
Atchison conv. Observation-Disclosures
Atlantic Coast Line Is Odd ..........
Baltimore and Ohio 4s....s......-.....
Baltimore aud OHIO :i5s.. .........,.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. As. .....a
Central Of Georgia IS Odd ...........
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc. (bid)
Central OF Georgia End Inc. stbidj ~.
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. tasked) $50.
Chesapeake and Ohio US. .....,...
Chicago and Alton 3t.s tbitl).....
Chicago. q. and Quincy new a.. ...e
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CHICAGO GRAIN MAltKEI.

Open, tIi3h. Low, clcsc
May -...... l.0las l,Qeis lplss l0?h
July ..s....,... 9s 1sts alas 9si:
sept Hrl,s....... W pesa WIS aHps
CORN
May .,.t...,... Co.'s 6isa COS. Clis
4 July ...,5..,.. l9is s0N isSs 60
sept. ......... 80 59ss iR.ss sais
O-s'rS--
N MAJ todd ..,.. 1884, 51ss oaas ath,
ha. tneYl.,.. 51S Sa.S 5lst ast.