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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-12-22
LEGAL NOTICES.


Legal Notice.
Last will and testament of Salome A. Jaquez.
deceased.
To whom it may cohcorn.
Notice Is hereby given thatl, Chas. v. Stafford,
Clerk Of the Probate Court Ia and for San Jua a
county, New MeNicO Territory, have set tho "a
day Of January, 1870 as the day for proving the
last viii and testament Of said Saome "A.
JaQuoz, deceased.
Given nnder my land aud the seal OF the said
Court this 10th day uf November, "a. ID. 1899.
.CHAs ". SAFFoRD, Probate Clerk.
Testamerte Ultima Voluntad de salome
Jaquez finado.
A ouienesimp
For esia sa da aViso. que 80 Ghas. " Stafford.
Esoribano de Ia oOre do pruebt de la Condado
de San Juan Territorio de NueYa Meiioa ha
nombrado Enoro 2 1899, como el dia por probadu
Jaquez hnadO.
Dedo baiomi mano sello de dicho Oorto No
vembru 20, 1899.
CHAs. ". SAFFORD,
NscribanO de Ia COrto Prueba.
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HOMESTEAD HBTRY no. 3022.
Notice for Publication.
Land once at santa.Fo N. H.,
November p 1899
Notice ls hereby given that the iollowing.
named settler has filed notice of his Intention 70
make final proof Ia support Of bis claim, ard
that said proof win be made before Probate
Clerk Of San Juan county, at Aztec, N. NJ, on
December %, 1893, viz.
JAMES T. FAULKNER,
For the sEif sEl Sec. q SWh sWk Sec a
NWA NWil Sec "a, n. 81 NJ, r. low.
He names the following Witnesses 70 prove bir
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.
said land. viz:
ard Boat, john Millison, Alma Bell oh Arfoc
NM Al MAEuEL n. OrERo, Register
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CAPTAIN EDWARDS.


the fellow by the name Of Rowan
took the letter scaled " up Ia an OLE
skin pouch. strapped Il over his heart,
In four days landed by night on the
coast " cuba from an open boat, dis
appeared into the Jungle, and In three
weeks came out on the other side Of the
island, having traversed a hostile c0un-
Try on foot, and delivered his letter 20
Garcia, are things ! have no special de-
sire now to tell In detail.
The point 1 wish to make N this Me-
kinley save Rowan a letter TO be de-
llvcrcd 10 Garcia; Rowan took the LETT
ter and did not ask Where IN he ntq'
liy the Eteruali there IL man whose
form should be- cast 10 deathloss bronze
and the statue placed In every college OF
the land. II IL not b0ok-learnlng young
men need, nor Instruction about this or
that, but sunenlng OF the yertebrae
which viii cause them TO be- loyal to a
trust. 10 act promptly, concentrate their
energies. do the thing-"CarTy mes
sage to Garclal"
General Garcia Is dead now, but there
are other Garclas.
No man who has ondcavorcd 60 carry
out an enterprise where many hands
were needed but has been well nigh
appalled, at times by the imbccility of
the average man-the Inability or I'M
Willingness 20 concentrate on thing
lunitentlon, dowdy Indifference aud
half-heartod work seem the rule; ana
no man succeeds unless, by hook or
crook or threat. be forces or bribes
other men 20 assist him. or, mayhap.
God Ia his goodness performs mir
aclc, and sends him an angel Of light Tor
an assistant You, reader. put this mat
ter 10 test; You ate sitting now Ia
your oiiice-siN clerks are within your
call, summon any one and make this
request please look IN the cncyclu-
pcdia ana make a brief memorandum
for me concerning the ne ~ Correggio."
WIN the clerk quietly say yes, sir"
ana 80 DO the task7
on your lie he win not. He will look
at you out of a hshy eye and ask one
OF more " the following questions.
Who was hep
Which encyclopedia
Where u the encyclopedia
Was l hired for that2
Don't you mean Bismarck
what's the matter with Charlie doing
IL he dead7
10 there any hurry
sha'n't ! bring you the book and let
YOU look Il up yourself2
What do you want 10 know for7
Ana ! VIII lay you ten TO one that az
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bounce" Saturday night holds many u
worker TO his place.
you see that boolSkeeper." said the
foreman In a large factory.
Yes, what about hlm2'~
well, he's n fine accountant, but n
ia send him up town on an errand, he
might accomplish the crrand all right.
and, on the other hand. might stop at
four saloons on the way, and forget
what he had been sent for"
Can such man be intrusted 10 carry
q message 10 GarclA9
We have recently been hearing much
maudlin sympathy expressed for the
"down.trodden donlzen of the sweat
shop" ana the homeless wandcrer
searching for honest employment" and
with q all often goes many hard words
FOR tho men Ia power.
Nothing ie said about the employer
who grows old before his time IN a vain
attempt 10 get frowzy r-do-wells To
do Intelligent work, md his long. pa
tlfnt striving with help" that does no
thing but loaf when his back r. turned
In every store and factory there II
constant wecdlng-Out process going on.
The employer n constantly sending
away help" that have shown their In.
capacity 20 further the interests ~ the
business. and others are being taken on.
No matter how good times are, this
sorting continues, only II times are hard
ana work II scarce the sorting N done
fner-hut out and forever out the In
competent and unworthy go. II N the
survival ~ the nttest, self-interest
prompts him TO keep the best-thoae
who con carry n message to Garcia.
! know one man ~ really brilliant
parts who has not the ability TO man
age a business ~ hla own. and yet who
N absolutely worthless 10 any one else
because he carries with him constantly
the insane suspicion that his employer
n expressing or intending to Cypress
him. lie cannot give orders. and he
VIII not receive them. should a mes
sage he given him TO take 10 Garcia
his anqwer would probably be, Take
Il yourself"
Tonight this man walks the streets
looking for work. No one who knows
him dare employ him, for he IL regu-
lar frebrnnd NJ discomfort, He Is I'M
pervious To reason, and the only thing
that can impress him ~ the toe OF a
thick aoled No boot
OF course, ! know that one 40 morally
deformed ~ no less 10 be pltied than a
physical cripple; but In our plying let
us drop a tear. too for the men who are
striving 10 carry on a great enterprise.
whose working hours are not limited by
the whistle, and whose hair IL fast turn
Ing white through the struggle to hold |
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in line dowdy indinerence. uilpshod i'm
hecillty. and the heartless ingratitude
which, but for their enterprise. would
be both hungry aud homeless.
Have ! put the matter too stronglyf
Possibly have. but when all the world
has gone a-Hlummlng I wish 20 speak
word Of sympathy for the mnu who
succcedF-thc man who against fryeat
odds, has directed the efforts ~ Others.
and. having succeeded. finds there's
nothing In Il; nothing but bare board
ana clothes.
I have carried a dlnner-pan and
worked for days wages and have also
been an employer of labor. and I know
there " something 20 be said on both
Sides. There Il no excellence. per se, In
ppveftyi rags are no recommendation.
ana all employers nre not rapacioua and
hlgh-mlnded any more than ali poor
mon are viftuoua
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ing from their sockets He appeared
completely unnerved.
drew up the iazos and wound them
round my waist. what should We have
done without theml Yes. what indeed
We were worn out. felt that must
have sleep or die. GreE0ri0 felt % like.
wise. We sougth out a shady nook and
10y down and slept for several hours.
heavens
10 would take pages 10 recount how
we got back 10 camp. our canoe We
never again saw nor dld we desire TO
re-enter that weird and horrible cavern
m which we. for time. had found q
hvinE grave II took rs several days OF
weary walking before we came once
more upon the scene " our start nom
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A Message to Garcia
nnnlnnrlnllnnnn ilnnnnf,nninrnnnnnn

In oil this Cuban business there IL one
ihan stands out on the horizon u my
memory like Mars at pcrihcllou. when
war broke out between spain and the
United States u was very necessary TO
communicate quickly with the leader ot
the Insurgents Garcia was somewhere
In the mountain businesses u Cuba
no one knew where. No mail nor tele-
graph message could reach him. The
President must secure his cooperation.
and quickly.
What 10 dot
Some one said to the President.
There's a fellow by the name Of Rowan
viii md Garcia for you II anybody
can"
Rowan was sent Tor and given let
ter TO be delivered 10 Garcia. How
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ter you have answered the questions
and explained how TO md the lnfnrma-
ton, ana why you want n. the clork will
10 On and get one 0f the other clerks to
help him Try 90 md Garcia-and then
come back and tell you there Is no such
man.
Now N you are wise you VII not
bother 10 explain to your assistant"
that Corrorylo 10 lndcxed under the C'H
not In the Ks, but you VIII smile sweet
" and say. Never mind" and go look
Il up yourself.
And this lncapacity for independent
action. this moral stupidity. this In
trinity " the will this unwiiiingnes- ~
chccrfully catch hold and iift. are the
things that put pure socialism 90 far
into the future. N men will not act FOR
themselves. what will they DO when the
bcneft Of their effort ~ Tor aii9 A FIRST
mate with knotted club seems neces-
naryi and the dread OF setting "thc
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My heart goes out 4, a..
does his work when the 49,. man ",
a. Wen as when he Il A. u astl
inc man who. when Fivon s. AZ
Safvia quietly takes the ii.itef o,
out askinE any idlotic ouHs,,ye viz.
Win wv, no lurking intention of sib,Sa,, az
nnst ,"s neatest sewer, Or ~ sHf4
aufht else but deliver IL il|if
laid on" nor has 10 10 y. never az
higher wages. Civillzation stiAs o.
anxious search for just sush We llrt
yals. Anything such mar ,nlild.
ne granted; his kind II AZ 49,, shil
employer eau afford 10 iat ~ mat .
~ wanted IN every city. town ~
s sass-n enefy office. shop. no. ".
hs ~ Ihs world cries out f5r ~ ~
man who can carry fneav, u. l-ihi
cla..Elbert Hubbard. In ~ 70 70 'lli.
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the shores Of the Serpent Lake. our
horses we happily found close by whore
We had left them. aud that night We
rode YEARLY into camp famiahed and
well-nlgh worn out and PROSTATE. on
the savnry smell Of that suanaco broth
which was cooking on the Gre az We ar
rived I shah never forget u. Verify.
u "a good 20 aufrcr when relief comes
90 The rescue.
Where have you been7" qucricd
many voices, as the speakers gathered
round rs.
~ VIII tell you tomorrow" I gnspcd
out. ne I dlamounted. give me 10 eat
and let me have a sleep. and then I will
tell all. AZ present Il Is all like n fear
fui dream ST. Louis Globe Democrat
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A CLIMB FOR LIFE.

Lady Florence Dixie's Remarkable Adventure In tho
Vviids OF Patagonia Walled In by an Earthquake.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Kicbmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

tiliL'HN ana Othcf matters.
Judge p - White. OF Princes Anne
county was bon the city last night
Hon. sam 70. Settle. OF stanardsville.
Greene county Us registered dt the LeA-
ington.
colonel W. w. Sale Of Norfolk. IS on
short visit 20 Riohmond, and IS stopping
at Murphy Hotel
Colonel L. O.. Barley. OF Alexandrla,
former member of the House Of Dele
gates h. ut the Jefferson.
Attorney Montague has been
confined to the house day or t"o. sui-
f-.ug with severe cold.
DR. $ Hamilton Grayes. prominent
attorney of Roanoke who has been FOO the
tity for thc past week, ieit Tor DIS nome
last night
Mrs John L. Wilson. Miss susan a.
Tlu anI Alr GustaNe clap. form "a
party of Fram.ugham Nlass1 people al
the jefferson.
Mr. cyrus T.. Logan, one Of the best
known preCtlcal paper manufacturers in
the United States. viii assume charge
Of the plants of the james River Falls
Paper and Pulp Mills Company.
The principal Of the High School has
found IL necessary 10 reprinted several Of
his pupils for shooting fire crackers ON
the school premises. lie Will confer with
superintendent Fox concerning the mat
ter. and a peremptory order may be issued
by The Superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-16

Great interest has attended The series
OF Sunday morning sermons los Key. Carey
church iu answer Zoo tle question, What
H. the Church Trying tO Dog AS turth-
er answer tO this question De viii speak
Sunday m0rulus ON "lne church ami
Young Men
The centre row Of seats bon the body or
the church Viii be- reserved Tor men. Tho
Young Mems Missionary society Of tins
church. with "a member slip ~ over ono
hundred. win sit iu body. The subject
for the Sunday evening -HrmOn VIII ba
"A Sensible Rule o. Live ly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-16
GRAIN
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. II. lofL
ARRWED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Tapiey. New
Yora. merchandise aud passengers Ola
Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocanoutas. Graves. Norfolk
and James river sldlues. herchanaise ana
pa eusrrs virginia NaNlsatloh 90
Steamer Winyah simmons. Phlladel-
Dina. Pa. merchandise and passengers
steamer Old Dominion, Tapley New
York. merchandise and passengers Ola
S.ho5rcr Katie e. Robinson, Anderson
James river railroad tir'.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS DEC. i, $3.50
ARRIVED.
Barge Wasp. New London.
Schooner Lyman N. Law Bangor
Schooner Agnes E- Manson, New
raoner r. W. stevens. New Haven.
Steamer AragOu. Providence.
Schooner a. Is. A. ioimes, Providence.
SAILED.
Barge j. G.. Fitzgerald, Lynn.
Barge Montana, PROVIDENCE.
Steamer Chickahominy London
PORT BERMUDA HJNDhED' DEC. ID.
ARRIVED.
schooner 4. Denike, Williams, to load
lumber
Sch1oner W. u. Hilton, Lippincott. to
load lumber.
PORT OF cLAREMoNT, DEC. l., 1890.
Southern Railway Wharves)
ARRIVED.
slhoorer l. 4 piummer, Foster, New
Haven for lumber
schooner clarke. Wright, Norfolk. for
-mber
Schooner Rismarck. McCue, Ports
mouth f0r lumber.
SAILED.
s. hooncr nan. D4jl, Lumber 10 Porls-
mouth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-16
GREAT DEMAND
FOR C0NVICIS
Governor Russell Arouses Indignation
by Granting Respite
A PECULIAR CONTEST CASE
A Negro with Smallpox From i'of's-
mouth Has Passenger Coach iJs
To Himself Generous Re
crption to school Boys.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Dec 5.-spccal--'
The penitentiary authorities constantly
receive applications for con'le,s COR
railroad work Al chat Gao De spared are
now out. but as soon a- 1-e cops are
laid by more Wi be available.
Tonight the ,h,rd lecture before the
pupils and teachers al ST. Mary.s. in tue
course being given. was delivered by Rev.
Or uunham Of Henderson. The subject
was 'rhe Romance OF North Carolina
History"
INDIGNATION AROUSED.
Much Indignation b. expressed ot the
fact that Governor Russell has respitef
the death sentence OF "a negro conNlcteh
of assault in Robson county Tor
month. The people IN that parf OF no
state may lynch the negro of There is any
further delay after the month respite
The case OF Mr.. Bellamy 81. Dockery
for a seat i'm Congress is ra-her a
peculiar one for Mr. D0Ckery republican,
admits defeat, but should Belamy lose
his case the election viii De- declared void
and another one will have to be held.
RECEPTION no BOYS
on Thursday 2lsi, Governor and Mrs
Russell will give reception 10 the
Students OF the A. and 81 College. RAJ
eigh Male Academy. ST. Muy.s. Baptist
Female University and Peace Institute
4 newsboy ON the Scaboard Airline
South bound yesterday was discovered
10 have a well marked case of small poN.
of course al passengers were much
alarmed he was Immediately put In "A
coach with guarded doors and returned
10 Portsmouth from "a - De came.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-16

CanIaln GcOrgc ". shcll.


FLEMING Died. Friday morning De
Cember H.. 1872. az the residence OF his
father CANNON "a FLEMING. Jr.
son 81 Cannon a. and Mamie Elicit
Fleming aged two years three months
and fifteen days
Funeral from No. q south Filth street
al O'Clock THIS Saturday. AFTER
NSON.
COSTELLO. Died, az the residence OF
his brother. u. j. Costello. 40 east Byrd
street yesterday evening at $40 O'Clock
PATRICK II. COSTELLO. In the thir-
ty-eighth year OF his age.
Funeral NIL take place from ST Pc
ter's enthsdrsf 81 NDAT EVENING at
3 O'Clock
Intermeat Al Mount Calvary Gene
tsrX ----.--a,.
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yir.iniansiu New York

NEW YORK, Dec. l5.-Sp. Virgin
iags in New YORK.
RicnmOnd-R. McC. Burlington. Abe
marie T. @. Leath. Cadillac, e. String
.feilow. Marlborough; w. }. Emerson.
Murray Hill.
NOrfolk-A. y. Page Aston; J. w and
W Balm. Broadway Central, O. r.. Rob
erts Continental; y. }. Pope Imperial
Virginia.. ID. and ". Wright. Albert
Misses Winston. Marlborough. r. Petit
grew New Amsterdam; c. f. Payne, 81.
Cloud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-16

The Business Mems Glass OF the Y. 81
.. a. gave an exhibition 20 the business
men OF this city last night.
The attendance was rather small, but
those who were present greatly enjoyed
a. The exercises consisted 0J various
forms 0f exercises recommended by the
y. 81 4. 4. classes 10 men whose bust
lkss Keeps item eoaA9ea ~ IhSg sesas,
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Nj. Nlnrccnc. nnrncd.

A fire Yesterday evening at the Fulton
Laundry caused fbe explosion of "a iank.
a piece of which h.t Alr ". y. Morecocs
i'm the face. tie WIS badly bruised. cue
ana burned about tlo arms and body
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-16
OBITUARY.


,rha iniurIas sI.I,I-0I Nv Nh IIon-
riofta Ia-s an araB Indy. ia "a fan
from centenary ch,,r.h Stems snnd,v
pfgbt tern,in,fea In ds,tb al IN o,clort
yesterday morning. nc her residence. No.
lW East Clay street.
The funeral VIII take place from Clay
Street church to-day at o'clock boo
the afternoon.
~. 49,. no.. t.. f.. .f.,.. -.
"i''' DAG wac ""'"' 'iNls eight s''iH
OF age ana up To ABOUT TWO years ago
was a teacher in the public schools. She
began her service 200 them many years
ago I'm the old school on Brook avenue.
She was an aunt OF AR W. l. II. Bass.
NJ. A .....,,
'' - '''''"
Mrs 4. D. Scott the relic ~ Or Scott.
az c,r.lina count, dfrl ar Chettanoog,
r., ST.. ,.,. ti.. .,.,,.,fe~ III ~ NM
'"'' '' @ - $3.50
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Z side the curb ard called him. lie was
cold sobor. and he had $1,000 In bills IN
his inside WaistCoat pocket We tniFN
f. into him pretty hard about mat big
bundle Of money he had on him, ana ne
finally consented 90 come eiong 10 . otnN
with as and deposit $1,000. OF II IN NE
name We tried 20 hold out Tor h'Ni,s
Il put I'm his mo hers name. bur ne Wouio
not stand for that That lett MIN WI"
about $3.50 IN his clothes aiier Dup
ing an outfit. and We dragged him men
into the cab and drove him out 70 Ms
mothers little old shanty. The old lauy
had her little talk with Barney Schreioer
about The $3.50 by that time. aud the
t0-dO she made over her bye JOHNNIE
was worth the ride 10 soe when We told
her about the other huge bunch mat hed
had coppod and that we had plunked 81
into the bank for him. the quantities OF
corned beef and cabbage which she threw
into the pot for the dinner which she
wanted us 10 remain 10 share with her
and her phenomenal son were amazing.
WINS s. 100 MORE AT ROULETTE.
"WeH. Donnelly astonlShed ms an for a
couDie Of weeks by his extraordinary con-
duct lie didn't put bet down on a
horse for two weeks. lie remained pref
~ sober an the time, too. We ioshed
him about the frigid pedals he had sud
denly got. but he only passed along with
the remark. I'm letting 'em run for
Orlahertv. Nothin' dom
1--WE waited for the crash. brf it didn't
seem TO come on schedule time. one
afternoon ne called me aside and show
ea me his bank book IN showed an ad-
dIuoual deposit Of 5000 making the
total $1,000
49,, ht,,
o.. .yr@nt un AGAINST tho wheel M Ter
b.,,o,. r,s, ,t.5t ,,s ,,,ta3 80 ont IN
.t.-,, t,,,,,s d.. ,,fd
..v-t.. la .. lam, 81, nina. ro,,.
,...-D. 49,, t...,,
,'t.t.,, t-.it.,
. '-'' "N ''f'
A.'H- toward me emu '' ''.' b'h-
molly turned zap ar me tr'ct ono afternoon
Win ie.i ll DDS eye. ne ".n' "hi lh-
io iNe ptdo ana spent .Ni'. tl.''
or au hour looking at % horse and by
that time fhe third rare WHs du. Rcd
came i0t1 tha ring and spread 50 0'o
around on Madeira at 10 90 D. Do was
maiden 2.ve1r-od race. but MADEIRA
rom0.i m two i.nc,hs 10 tho good That
reht Rcd sru moderately sober and
IoreIl.td.I had spo0D to h'. credit n
th8 h|Hk Ii' lola nos aN worry sohor'v
ono afternoon that ha had good thing.
br that he didn't want to hurt DIS own
rlr -o he'd send his money tD fhe out
o.-'nNn n'0IfooWr Tine t'Ni ilns WAS
David. who WON fhe ilst rloe in o walk
~ 10 o. and Red cleaned $1,000 on
that
"Risht at this point. Schneider and
some other people got m Donneuy and
tried % induce him 20 either invest part
of his money-ho had almost 5000 then
in a string OF useful horses 90 be put In
o. th, bands % % competent. trainer-or
% hlv. t1a whole bundle Invested in
sonr s0rt of annuity. tia-up scheme
whereby when Reds streak or luck
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-16
TOBACCO MARKET.

EIchmOnd, Va. Dec u. $50
Private sales reported to-day. Dark
leaf D hogs heads. Tugs. ] hog head
Warehouses report. Receipts. - hOgs-
heads. deliveries. - h0gsheads.
In-rectiOu- to-day were light
Sf0uewdi Warehouse reports sales TO-
dar as 1885 pounds highest price. SD.
CrfushaWs Warehouse reports sales to-
day as 6l.2l5 pounds, highest price, Sl3;
sales for the week as 2D. go pounds;
highest price. Sla.
Internal revenue collections for to-day
were.
Tobacco ....-.... .-ss...s....-.S obpf -
Cigars ......... ..-.....'.....- ltocS ~
Total ......... .............. .EI0.l15 =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-16

100 casks; stock. - $50 casks.
ROslN-Firm. receipts. J.03J barrels :;
sales SEQ barrels. exports. 1850 barrels;
stock. 10 .lgG barrels; quotc-A. b. &. u.
$40. T.. 81. lO4I.l5. +. 81 coal >. O..
Sl30. 81. 81 aOai 20. I. $40: T. sl.4j: NJ,
81 80: ~ 22J. window glass. $50, water
white. $500.
WILMINGTON. y. C.. Dec. f5.-SPfR-
us or TTRpENTfNE-Firm at $50
PO5lN-Firm al 81 i0all5. receipts $50
barrels
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Quiet al 81 %
a. SD. receipts. 30 barrels.
TAR-Steady az $40. receipts, $50 bar
rela
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-16
COTTON MARKETS.

NE WYORK. Dec IL -COTTON-The
on ONE of today pendulations- in me
hl'lt'l Tor cotton futures was not espe-
ciall3 gratifying 10 either the ball or he
pear alde. Nor Wds the volume Of specu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-16

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. l3.-PEANUI is
Farmers stock nuts are now quoted as
follows. Fancy. g..c.. strictly prime 2N "a
-'-f. prime 2isr.. common. - ~ a
mound Spanish shclicd nuts. zoe. Dushci.
rome OF market easy and lower