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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSTNG gro TATIONs or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales at the iiichruond To-
bacco Fxchange--Internal Revenue
Collections Foreign Ad"ices.

NEW YORK, Dc Speculation AZ
the Stock Exchange was compdiauf'Is
quiet to-day, the transactions 'oI e'D
Two hours OF business amounting 10 oi"'
lIl.5Sl shares. ln the frst hour OF uaY-
ing there was disposition to sell th'
entire list and prices dropped any"n,i'
from a 20 4 per cont, Jersey 'sIti"''
the Changers. LoulaNillc ana -HoN"fii','
the soufhwesfcrns. and Sugar being par
iculariy weak al thia time inc htaFi-
ness OF the market was oue 10 l'ctiD.o
OF lower cables from London, the actoH
OF tho Interstate commerce 'oiiinlenlo"
In declaring the new joint udnic agree
incut between Trunk Lanes ana lhel
western connections Illegal, ana lhc Nt-
lief that chances Tor financial legislation
az Washington were less bright. isal-
tirnorc ana ohio ana Western Omon'
however. presented iifmcr 'front.' th'
former mounf up ~ ana .ne ii@-,,,',i,,,--,,s
King. OF fnc Baltimore ana ONO, OF lHt
recent uuiav0rabie reports ABOUT tnt
company. including the rumor that t',
company proposed 90 part WIN JUS hlpNN
OF Western ulOu. strengthened Doih inc
stocks named IN tho closing hour the
market took on "a nrlncr tone on pun
chnses ty shorts VINO ulu hot care 20
have any contracts OUTSTANDING over
SUNDAY. IlmOrs that the treasury
Department might issue call for bona
subscriptions at any moment was am
additional reason for purchases by the
class Of traders referred 10. NoiuDiy
firm stocks in the last hour were west
ern Union. Manhattan, Sugar, LouisFiie
and Nashville. the Changers. ana the
Southwestern. Baltimore and ONO,
which had sold at 80 az the opening,
fell 10 a1is but closed at 33015. Inc
market leit or firm in tone. with prices
generally "a Go 1t per cent. higher than
81 the close yesterday Chicago cas-
ana Jersey Central lost aiml per cent.
BONDS were higher Sales aggregated
S7fGOpO The sales OF listed stocks axe
gregafcd 96dSf shares and OF unlisted
stocks -JNlf shares
Treasury Balances. Coin, S8o.232, l0ii
currency. 1O2. f52 GAG.
Money ON can per cent. prime mcr-
exchange steady, with actual business
in bankers bills at 4Sli.u4Ss for sixty
DAYS and 4spr4ela for demand posted
rates. fSSl.If,pi4. commercial bills. 11iH
4S1L Ear silver. bNi. Government
bonds FIRM State bonds quiet kall-
road bonds higher. SILVER at the board
uas firm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
Ilnneh From Her Coffin.

Good material for novel NAV De
found i'm a tale which comes from nope
STEELE county, this state.
Miss Er4n Norman, living near there'
was engaged 10 be married 10 peoise
,rroroneon. a prosperous young farmer,
a., her narents were strongly opposed
a. tho match In October, 1894. the sirl
80 taken IN. oct. "A, she died, at least
g., doctors pronounced her dead, after
e,,bfacting her TO numerous tests. The
f,,reral was set for oct 18th. The body
,.os kent over night in the Norman
house The only watcher was Mr.
,rhompson. who declared that he was
not afraid of the disease, whatever II
80 II was due 10 his watching that
tb, vounc woman is alive to-day. Thomp-
SON removed the lid of the coffin in order
80 raze once more upon the face OF his
r.r.oo ne was startled 10 see the chest
20 40 bodv I'm the casket rise and fall in
a enasmodic way, as though the gifl
-. goeninp for breath. lie wrapped
,bo rioid form in a blanket carried II TO
his house returned 10 the Norman house
made up a dummy. and closed the CONN.
1,his was buried. After Miss Norman had
boen carried 10 the Thompson residence
ana a doctor had worked over her for
eeveral hours. it became evident that
sbe was simply in a trance. She re-
nafned delirious FOR several days. AS
She became stronger all was explained
10 her. 80
About the middle Of December. Miss
Norman was spirited away from Hope
- Dr Aiullan and Mr. Thompson, and
since that time she has been travelling
i'm the South and West where she has
fully recovered her health. The other
dav she returned to Hope as the bride Of
thompson. the old folks were apprised OF
her being alive. the fatted calf and sew
eral other farm animals were killed, and
they will doubtless live happily ever
afterward. Bismarck Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

CHICAGO ILL, Dec. 2S.-Quite fair
gain IN value took place IN Wheat W
dav. From the opening untl the closo
the tone was steadily FIRM. biauslIceC .
furnished the early strength ~ Itpoi
ms clearanccs from both coasts Tor the
week of 3.4J1. 800 bushels. Later III
the day there was published an estiiiid l'.
of the worlds crop. said TO have peeh
cahled from ST. petersburg, SHOWING
Shortage of $50 O1OulO bushels ar COIL
rsr.d with 1904. I'm wheat. and l2s.oVD
I'm rice At the close OF the session
III was learned mat 80 LOADS OF wheat
had been taken for export AT the Sta1.
board May wheat opened from o'7.x
5T7sc.. advanced TO oShcr CLOSING az
5S5.c 1c higher than yesterday. 'asH
wheat was nrmer. closing nOmlnally "a
lc. higher with the futures. ..,.,.
COIn-rne strength ana duNdiDlil5
Tendencies Of wheat formed the basis ioI
"a like feeling IN corn, but IL was not
crecfual in causing any particular
CHANGE I'm the price May corn opened
mi o7l.c.. advanced TO 2su2s.sc.. closing
at 2sc.. l.c. higher than yesterday. casa
corn was firm TO i4c higher
oats were dun and devoid of feature.
Trade was of no moment ana pilces
held i'm about the position they occupied
at the close yesterday. The strength
of the other grains prevented any ue-
cline. but there was not suiiicient de-
mand 90 materially advance prices. Nash
oats were firm and zee. higher
prONisi0ns-The buying OF product NY
commission houses to-day was ialr, anu
was taken ass AN evidence OF fehtWto
confidence by outsiders Packers were
also free purchasers. The demand was
Influential enough 70 communicate
feeling of rrmntss and M some cases
TO advance prices. AT the close MAY
pOrk was I01lc higher. May lard uil-
changed. and May ribs &c. higher. DO
nestle markets were quiet and firm
Tho leading futI Tres ranged as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
.Japs Know No Hiss.

Concerning kissing in Jaran, Mr.. ZoJi
Takgdo. a japanese gentleman OF sink
okn, told an amusing tale the other Jay.
He said. I'm my country we nave not
the kiss. II IS a custom unknown. Inc
husband never kisses the VIE. Inc noun
er never kisses the child. 10 ihe Japan
csc mind the custom appears DISGUSTING
Think, then. Of what we ehuuieu !" '''0
tale will relate TO you.
81 was a youth at the time, ana one
Of a class OF forty young men VINO itaih-
ed English and other things OF NHii9
tan missionary woman from Nhl'' 70
Every day when that lady met US a' INC
school her first act was TO KISS US All
The expression of repulsion upon the
face Of the narrator at this moment was
almost tragic lie continued. We
dreaded that kiss beyond any pleasure OF
study. but we were pOwerless The lady
told US II was the English custom TO oN-
press kind feeling and affection. and she
loved US all. At last II drew near 70
the holiday time of Christmas. and w
consulted together about a gift, which
might help us and crafty our teacher
We decided to buy her doll. We do
so. IL was Japanese doll, very tan -
aud Mr.. Takado held his hand breast
high TO show the stature.
That doll cost many dollars of vour
money, FOR its raiment was very rich, of
silk and embroidery. Ny comrades ap-
pointed me 10 write the address OF pre-
sentation. I expressed I'm Il all our aftec-
ton and good wishes. and said that to
show always how much we appreciated
the kindness OF our teacher we desired TO
offer her a beautiful doll. which we hop
ed she would be pleased TO kiss instead
of MS.
Then we awaited the next meeting Of
the class In suspense. When It was the
day and the time our teacher came. She
did not kiss us She sat down with tears
In her eyes. When she spoke she thank
ed US from the bottom Of her heart for
the gift We had presented and said. L
love you so much more for IT, my dear
pupils. that / will not kiss YOU once
you must each kiss me twice And we
had to do so-eighty sses."-Philadel-
phia Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
Diee.iihiliy OF Fats.

The human system cannot long re-
main I'm a condition OF health without
The Inclusion OF fats in the dietary. On
tho other hand. too much fat quickly
proves Injurious and deranges the diges-
tive organs.
Persons OF weak digestion, as well as
invalids and children. have as a rule a
distaste for fats. with the exception OF
a few OF the more digesti5e. such as
butter and cream.
C6d-liver oil. says Youths Companion.
e. among the most easily digestible OF
fats. and on account OF its high nutritive
quality is one OF the most valuable es-
peclally TO weak. irritable children, who
are inclined 10 nervousness. skin disor-
ders, or to winter or chronic coughs.
Pains should be taken to make cod-uy-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
AHIGHW.fT ROBBERT.
An Exciting Chase and Capturs-Iujured
bya Gun Explosion.

KINSTON y. c.. Dec. Especial --
Christmas night negro waylaid "a prom
inent young man OF this place and struck
him with a brick just back of the ear,
fracturing the bone and causing uncOu-
sciOusncss for quite while
Immediately "a crowd OF white men
set out 20 catch the negro. and after pur-
SUING him until next day al . o'clock,
they caught him and brought him TO
trial and he was sent 10 jail in default
of bail.
Al nrst II was thought the young na.
would ole from the blow. but al last
accounts me was on the way 90 recovery.
The cause of the assault is thought 90
have been Tor the purpose of robbery
Yesterday afternoon "a young man by
the name of Vance Cauley, who lives
near here. went hunting and al the first
attempt 10 fire the gun exploded and
blew his left thumb entirely on and See
Verey wounded his entire hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

Town Topics" the success Of the season

Town Topics" the success Of the season
at the Academy New Years Day.
The Broadway Comedians in Town
Topics" a brand-new farce-cOmody, in
terpreted by number of time-tried favo-
rites, is the attraction on New Years Day.
Town Topics" comes to the Academy
heralded as one of the most expensive
farce-comedy organizations on tour. Ne
Yer before has a similar organization been
able to boast so many prominent names
The performances is I'm the three acts and
is as bright and champagne-like as can
BE- The first act Is genuine comedy. pure
ana wholesome: In this act a slight plot is
seen 10 make IT'S appearance, but,
as the author says, there Is not
plot enough 10 give anyone a head
ache. The second act is cor
rect representation of Broadway, New
York City, at the Hoffman House, scenery
for which is carried complete by the COM
pany, IS devoted almost entirely 10 iudi-
vidual speciaties and big combinations by
the company. The Boomer Girls. THE
Bowery Girls and Boys" "rhe Four
Country kuues," "rne CoiOrcd SpOrt."
will require the efforts OF the entire COM
pany. The third act is another journey
into the field of pure farcical comedy,
with the aid OF an opera glass the plot
is again visible IN this act, but Ike a me-
te0r, II Is visible for a moment only. In
short, Town Topics" IS an entertainment
IN three acts, devoted entirely to laugh
making The company is the very best
that high salaries could tempt, and In
cludes william y Wood and Frank Shep-
ard. three sisters Merrilees. William Kel-
Ter. william II. Mack. Dave Conroy and
Philip Mcfarland Frank Caverly Tom
my cedgwick. Master Tommy Meade. Nell
lie Bennett. Ollie Avis, Hattie Nera, Helen
Jewell. Ellie Lorraine Fannie Woollett
and Dude Wilson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

If our Blanket man had not been Of
fered so many extraordinary barg aims by
overloaded manufacturers duri X the sea-
son he would not now have over 30 cases
OF Bed Covering TO sacrifice In this way:
Fancy Crib Blankets, Zoe. pair.
1914 White Blankets, 4sc. pair. our Toe.
bargain kind
Ia Heavy Fleeced White Bed Blankets.
weighing > pounds. for gSc. pair These
were our 81 s bargain Blankets.
1914 White Wool Bed Blankets. Sl24
These comprise the ll6 pairs OF our
s. bargain Blankets.
Pure White Heavy Picklock WOOL
Blankets. fl.09 pair. which II carried
over next season would sell for $40.
Ia Warranted Wool Blankets, S2.l3
pair OF which We can truthfully say
they are worth $3.50.
Strictly All-Wool, SILK Bound, largest
Ia size. a 'ew OF the 80 pairs here
that were slightly soiled on the edges,
80 pair worth - OF anybody's
money 80,
Extra Fine White Wool Blankets. SILK
bound, S34s. usual s. ones, together
with So White Infants White Fur
Lap Robes. flannel lined. for 81 90.
The most exquisite Long, Feit-Lined
Afghans at 80. reduced from 800.
Have you "A gift to MAKE In return for
some holiday courtesy II 50, you may
pick here from 8 tables at big reduc-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
IONIs


NEW YORK. Dec 2S-The weekly
statement of the Associated Bank1 shows
the following changes.
Reserve. decrease. .............S 1ff3, 10
Loans, decrease. ............ li,lN'1 i''
Specie. decrease. ............... l4-.'uu
Legal tenders. decrease. .....-- 1t't.-up
Deposits. decrease. ........-- ini-Nlt ,Nl
Circulation. decrease. 40.1OU
The banks now hold SlJ.309G7j in exc
cess OF the 20 per cent. legal require
me New York Financier says this
Tho year closes with the loans of the
clearinghouse banks 40 tncir lowest
figure. the total SilS.4Cf1o0 being two
millions under the return made April
27th when the loan item stood az $751;
AIS 500.
The unusually heavy decrease OF H.-
iSOlnp in loans Tor fhe week just ended
reflects the contraction which tho panic
OF ten days brought about and the only
surprise is tho closing out OF loans was
not larger
The shrinkaee from the highest point
reached during the year 1s. however,
over iorty-iour millions of dollars
At the time September lftn when the
banks had outstanding the largest total
Of loans ln history OF The clearinghouse,
their deposits were N5il. tS6.2On. or more
than seventy millions in excess OF the
present deposits. and the excess reserve
was something over twenty-five millions.
or ten millions larger than az present
new bond Issue. therefore comes az
a Time MIAfM NAf excess reserve lr cow
10 nftecn milNOns against forty-fiNe mli-
lions when the previous issue was made.
The total cash holdings Of tho banks
az the present time arc only Sal 2l2uup.
which is over nfty-nve millions less than
tho amount in banks when the last issue
was made. and the specie held Us also
fifteen millions less than az that period.
The total loss Of gold since January.
1894, due almost solely 10 the different
bond issues. has been over fifty millions
For the first time since october i2th,
the banks lost gold last week. the de-
crease in specie being SI32.3up
The loss I'm legal tenders was 1881 20o.
which was due to gold exports. ana TO
other causes which We're incident TO tle
panlcky condition Of The market.
The falling on OF SlG225 30 in net de-
posits As almost unprecedented. hut u
win not Doe strange TO note an increase
in this item after The first of the year.
The dividend period now at hand VIII
likely change The complexion OF the state
ment for the better within a very snort
time. Al 10 is. the outlook tor is Tor
a firm money market Tor some time TO
come.
with the last two years.
Dec. -. '95. Dec. -. '0i Dec. 80. g3.
'''' Si7ssCG5oo sne.0iLoOo sil1ouoyvo
C7llA2o0 7s.1COoo 1856 400
74.O97SoO 9S.Sn.loo lm. los. 20
Net deposiis-
5Ol, COS 300 549.J2l 30 5OO,fSl 500
Circulation
1896 100 11.9f.1OO Is IL, 800
Total reserve
l1i.2l2oDO IT. 5@l,IuD ~ ,4Zf1DO
Reserve required
125.272.S25 1892 $50 l20 600 400
Excess Of reserve
10 y39.0lo 80. rs. $50 SD,Si5 il5
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE MD, Dec 2S.-Vrginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

BALTIMORE. MD, Dec. 2S-tlour
dun ana unchanged
Wheat nrmer. NO red spot and De-
conber 6J0d5l &C.. May. 0iesQot nc. .
steamer No . red, 62ia065c.; southern,
hv sample. 630G6c.: do on grade. b2uD-%.
Corn frmer: mixed spot and year. 5z0
32a.c. January. 32'su12Hc. February,
82& Qs3c March. 33s033i4c.; steamer
mixed. 3n1n3l8c' southern white, 5lia
0SoNc.. do yellow. 3la. a52tc
Oats quiet and steady, No. = white,
western. 2402r.c., No. = mixed western,
ON U23c.
Rye duh. steady. and unchanged.
Hav steady. choice timothy. S15O.
Grain ireights quiet steady. ana I'M
changed.
Buttsr quiet. fancy creamery 25Q26c.;
ladle. lSQ2Oc. st0re-packed. 1O0l-c.
Sugar strong, graduated, Si.S5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
Hnmornns Misdnm.

Hollow shall we start the New-Year,
she-Go early Monday morning and ge.
our seats reserved for Thursday night.
January 2d, for you know on that night
Virginla's brightest humorist will spread
He-But. dearest, who? Where?
She George y. Carter-Y. NJ. 9. A;
Halli-and IL only costs US 2Jc. each and
Zoe for the children. II You read The
Times YOU wouldn't have TO ask so many
questions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
Concerning Little and Big Boys

How differently people view things
"Don't try to find better" says an au-
vertiser you can't do it. You're vast
ing your time" TRY TO find better
we say II you don't come back to BUY
we have learned something extremely I'M
portant, free Of cost
See this: then try to do better. Mothers
know how hard it is to find Boys Cloth
ing that has all these points; Excellent
material. thoroughly good tailoring style
in cut and finish. but when they do ma
il. it is much more than usual prices
Now. when new customers are told there
is a store where they can depend on get
ting such Clothing, and at less than
usual prices. naturally some Will say IL
is too good to be true.
See these here for this week, then try
10 DO better:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI. O.. Dec y. Flour ac-
tive. winter patent. St4sffj.DS.
Wheat steady. No. red, track, &c.
Corn unchanged.
Oats quiet. No. . white, dc: No. =
mixed track, 2nzc.
Pork steady. mess. $3.50
Lard steady. steam leaf. 1913; Kettle,
1915, prime steam, S5.l5u5.2O
Bacon frm loose shoulders S5.Oo: loose
short clears. S5.l2l., short clears. SJ.3ii5,
boxed meats Ne more.
Dry sailed meats steady: loose snoul-
ders. 81 90. short ribs. G3Ii5. short clear
sides. 81 3Tib. boxed meats &c. more.
Whisky quiet At VIZ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

The Court Of That County VIII Convene
the Second Monday in january.

on the second Monday in next month
the January term of the LunenhuIg
County Court Will begin. and before that
time the records OF The Supreme Court
I'm the cases OF Mary Alternately, Pokey
Barnes. and Solomon Marahle VIII be
completed and sent TO Judge orga.n.
The prisoners VIII then Dee under his
orders. and he will have the power 10
have them removed TO the county Jail Of
Lunenburg should he see 90 $50 Co. 90
Stronr pressure win Doe brought TO bear
upon him. however. not TO take up the
cases until the February term. owing 20
the condition OF Mary Alternately, ana "a
doctors certificate will De sent him SHOW
iug that il would cndanger her life 10
remove her earlier
Although nothing certain is known IN
the matter. IL Is thought that the Coy
ernOr will not send troops Whcn the
nrisoners are taken back 10 Luuenburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

ST. LOUIS. MO. Dec. 2S-Flour dull
and unchanged.
Wheat higher, December, 5iisc.; May
81 U1Ni.c.
Corn December. 2aalc.: January. 25Ac.;
May. 25isc
Oats higher. December. l6isc.; May
1910.
Pork-Standard mess. new. $500.
Iard-prlmc and steam, S1l2h
Bacon Shoulders 500. longs. Sj12i3
clear ribs. SJ12i2, clear sides. Sl25.
Dry Sailed Meats shoulders. Si3Tl2
longs. $50, clear ribs Sl.0Zia; clear
Sides $40.
Nigh wines steady at ST..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

Judge r. NJ. Page and wife. Of Abing-
don. are in the city. having been here
several weeks at the bedside of their
neice and adopted daughter. Miss Eliza
Page, who has been quite IN at ST. Luke's
Homo for the last five weeks Miss Page
is COW considered in a somewhat improved
condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

WILMINGTON. y. C.. Dec. 2s-Rosln
firm. strained. 81 -: good strained, Sl.35.
Spirits OF Iurpcntine-NOthlnS uolhs
in machine and irregular.
Tar quiet at !Dc.
Crude turpentino firm; soft, $40; viz
gin. $50.
CHARLESTON, s. G.. Dec. 2s-Tur-
pentine market firm at re; receipts, 80
casks.
Rosin-Good strained firm at N.2VQl5O;
receipts. $40 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. 2s.-rurpen-
tine firm at 21izc bid. sales, 2uD casks,
receipts. 7fS casks.
Rosin-Pales nominal; other grades
luol. nothing doLma. mncnangod.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
Nrw YnRK DRY GooDs MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-1o-day mas
brought 10 a close one OF the dullest
weeks IN very dun period.
Tncrc were very few buyers IN the dry
goods market FOR any description OF
merchandise. and the business arising
from the mails was OF n limited amount
There was not demand OF sufficient
volume 20 test the disposition OF sellers
seriously.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

WORKMAN. Died in this city. Sat
urday the 2sth December. 40 4I5 r.. b..
RICHARD 9. WORIHAM, in the NIFTY
NTH year OF his age
Funeral services from his late resi-
dence MONDAY at IA a. n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
Ohio, 3fa35: Consolidated Gas STOCK.
b7st. 1884,. bonds. SIS. ll'S. DID, 40 o.
lOJ Did.
1nNnoN nAR sILVER MARKEr.

LONDON. Dec. 2S.-Bar silver. 3oh2d.
4.aO T. M.-paris advices quote per
cont rcntes at 100 francs ana Oh cen
times for the account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

and bulls. si5oG3.J0; calves, y2.oOr"5oo;
Texans. S3.OOu3g0.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: market strong:
heavy packing and shipping lots, 500
36D: common TO choice mixed. S54vV
1914: choice assorted. S35Jn3.6@l2; light,
s.. 40q3G2i5; pigs, $2.J0a3.55.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

cash UuOiaUons VOC as IuIoWa. ! IuuI
was duil. The feeling was nriher; No. =
spriug wheat. 55is uJ6iecT no. rec,
StNG1hc.. No. corn. 2Ji.021Hc.. No
. oats. lie. mess pork, -i2ua.t'f
lard. s525. short rib sides. 81 22i9Q4 2iA9.
drv sailed shoulders. 31iaN4G2ia. short
clear sides. Si31s045O; whisky ST.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, Dec.
2s-Cattle Receipts. 800; market strong
err; common 10 extra steers, E.20gA. rs.
stockers and feeders. S2.l073.6o: cows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

Miss Lucie Lee Beach is spending the
holidays with her cousin. Miss Annie
Henry. OF Norfolk, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, DEC. -. 1895.
sun rises. ...-............... ........l.Z ~
Suh s''H -.........s s..'s.... - -
MOON stts...... ................ .so'Vo
HIGH TIDE.
NoIulHS .s.s...s s.....s. .sss-.'f
ENchlhS ............s.... ...s'.... -''l
PORT or WEST POINT DEC. ~. $3.50.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Dorchester Parker. Provi-
donce via Norfolk and Newport News,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Chatham, Johnson, BAIT
more. passengers ana general cargo
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy, BATH
more. passengers and general cargo
SAILED
Steamship Dorchester. Parker. Baiti-
more. passengers and general cargo
steamship chatham Johnson. frovi-
dcnce via Norfolk aud Boston. passengers
and general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. BaltI-
more passengers and general cargo.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
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Century bones, WV. 6aIumore ana
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Richmond, Va, Dec. -. 1913
Government Securities. Bid. Asked
United States 8s........'. iiV 80.
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At 81.

Double Breasted Heavy Fancy N.59
Cashmere Suits. lined thoroughly and
nerfectly made: sizes TO 10 years.