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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-25

A dispatch 10 the Associated Press
from Seoul, corea. dated last Monday
said the celebration OF the anniversary
Of The coronation Of Emperor VI
Hieung, has been POSTPONED IN cOnse-
auence Of the spread Of cholera there
but the real reason Of the postpone
menf vas alleged ~ be- lack Of funds.
u HleunR succeeded ~ the throne 10
1904. ffe assumed the title 81 Emperor
la 1897 II was reported lu 1898 that
ne EMPEROR and the Crown Prince ~
COrea had been poisoned They both
recovered u was then believed mas
the poif0ner WHa q lady of ihe H.iu-
nff9Fn hg1Tehoid and che was SUD-
posa1 e. hHRe beeH aefuate1 ~ 5eal-
caas ~ D@i1Giesl nloNYess
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-25
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EMPEROR REPORTED DEAD.
Correspondent of Paris Figaro So
Informs His Paper.

Paris, Sept 25.--In a dispatch from
Seoul, Corea. the correspondent of the
Figaro says. 1t is reported that the
Emperor OF corea is dead.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-25

ShfriH 81 sHsg1ebaHBa Comfy bn-
able 80 Cope Win Mob.

husquehanna, Pa, Sept 24.-An urs-
fpt request for trbops was made TO-
mght 10 Cos. Stone by Sheriff MsKey
" snsquehapna county, This morn
ing 80. 2 ooliiery 81 the hillside coal
hnq Iron Company "a Forest cry re-
'qmea operations ane fbis evening, 90
ne meu were returning from nork,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-25
President Cor

Albany, N. Y. Sept. 24.-Gov. odeH
tonight received the following tele-
gram from President Roosevelt:
Accept my heartiest congratulations
for yourself and your associates on the
ticket just nominated
Theodore Roosevelt -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
PR'TCHARD's POSITION
ON REPRESENTATION.
For Cutting Down Number OF Dele
gates from South In Repub'icish
National Conventions.

WASHINGTON December 15-At the
White House to-day Senator Pr1tcnard.
Of North Carolina. declared himself III
favor of reduction of the representation
of the South in Republican national con-
ventiors
TO Senator Quay of Pennsylvania, ana
q group of newspaper men, senator
P1itchard said that he would support any
properly directed effort made 10 leauce
the representation OF the Southern states
in national conventions
Il believe said he. that that IS the
only fair method. and l am in favor Oh IT.
The representation of all States III Repuo-
lican national conventions should be IN
accordance with the number OF Repuoh-
can votes cast in the several States
Senator Quay expressed his gratitlca-
ton that Senator Pritchard had taken
that stand. and remarked sententiousiS
Il am with you. -,
Senator Pritchard explained that he dld
not favor cutting down the representation
of the Southern States in Congress. as ne
did not think that could be done constltu-
ticnaIlv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
!. P.uD,r Centenarian

NEW YORK, December 15.-tSpeciai.l-
Lucy Colwell. an aged colored woman
who is supposed to be cantea ei, an
was committed TO the allnshouse for SIX
months this morning by Magistrate
voorhees, in the Coney Island Court.
The woman was brought into. court by
Patrolman Willis, who said he had 1 ,e,.,
her living in a little hut on west third
street. near Park Place. Coney Island
The woman was g slave many years ago
in {, well-known Smith family or VIZ.
pinia. She has been married twice, but
for some time has been living alone in
tf, little hut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
GRAIN NOTES.

Wheat opened srronS yesterday on gen
orally bunlsh news, the principal infu-
cnceS being severe snow storms in the
northwest Il large decrease in the amount
on passage, ard light receipts. Trading
was active during the first half hour and
a ~ood commission house demand to-
gcther with covering by shorts. soon car
RED MayEp to .o7@c. after opening l49t2sc.
higher at 7I&i TO ISc.
There was a good demand for corn at
the opening. but the offerings We're rather
light, reports OF unfayorable weather in
various sections; Of the country having a
bullish tendency. The market opened
strong, with May a shade TO sale.
h!gher al 4sIkM44c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16

speculation was active only in special
issues. Throughout the rest Of tao list it
was limited.
Price movements were irregular with
but few wide changes. The bulk of the
activity developed in l;ortflern securities.
1t opened at 1875, fell to lo5i., advanced
TO l077s and cased otf 10 lQ1Es
There was a net depreciation in Sea-
board Air Line pfd Of ~ points, which
opened at io1& and broke to o3sz, the
lowest price for some time.
Other sales we're Va. Coal and Coke at
s. aud i-la. he bonds q IQLt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
n,cHyo,p ,,1rE-srocN MARKET.

Richmond. Va, December Is, 1902.
Cattle-Receipts 800 head: market fair
ut last week quotations; best steers. .
To size: medium to good, to Sc; light
steers and heifers. 3 II to ys-ic.. good
nsifers i to Sc: COWS. 2 Ia TO :3:1t.c.: extra.
ia 10 &C.: feeding steers. 81 to lc.; stock
steers. 8 20 31ac.: bulls sd 20 SIC; oxen.
j., to &c: fresh COWS so TO S4a.
t'alyes-ReceIpts. 100 head: selling. ete
Hnss-Receipts. SIG head: market
s,eaGy; best hogs. Sill to 6,60c.: shoats
so. 10 6 lie; roughs, to Sac.
.sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 3S3 head !;
Butcher sheep {; II to 4c.: stock and feed
ing sheep. 2 ST TO 31-4c.; lambs, common
70 best 81 to Size
Prospects fair for all kinds OF stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
christina. Holiday Rates, via At
I,ntfc Coast Line Rni.road.

This line will SELL tickets from Rich
mond and Petersburg to all points south
thereof and east of the Mississippi AT rate
OF one and one-third fares for the round
trip. Tickets on sale to the general public
with ,inaI limit Jan. 5. 1908. For teachers
and students on Dec. It to p. I,o2., inclu-
sive, with final limit JAM 5: 1898: upon
presentation and surrender OF certihcates
signed by superintendents. principals or
presidents of the various institutions,
Tickets will be limited 10 continuous
pa ssage In each direction
For full information. apply to agents
OF LIE company, or
C. s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
s3S E,as1 Main street, Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
COTTON GOSSIP.

Cable yesterday was expected 10 show
a decline bat instead there was q good
advance and our market opened with
much excitement at a rise Of to 70
points over Saturdays close. Many of the
local contingent had gone home short OF
the market Saturday. and the rush TO
cover was q large factor III the sharp adj
vance in prices. The underlying force in
the upward movement was sensationally
strong cable news, which private infor-
nation attributed 10 enormous bying for
Egyptian houses.
The market closed with a good under
tone at from TO points higher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
christmas Holiday Rates, via Chesa-
Deul<e and Ohio Railway.

To the Public:
Holiday excursion tickets will be sold
at ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARE on
Dec. o. %. a p, q. 80. 81. and Jan. be-
tween ell stations on the Chesapeake and nc
Ohio Railway; also on Dec -. Il, %; =.
sold to any point south of Potomac and
Mississ:Dp rivers.
The following special rates will apply:
Richmond and Lynchburg. $500.
Richmond and Norfolk. sSSo
Richmond and Old Point, $500.
Richmond and Lexington. Va: $500
Richmond and Clifton Forge. $40.
Norfolk and Lynchburg. sS.l5.
The above tickets limited TO expire
70 teachers and students holding certifi-
Gates from, president. principal or super
intendent of institute. the holiday tickets
will be sold. commencing Dec. 1s, with
lint to expire Jan. 8.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16

Rates.
The Richmond. Fredericksburg. and
Potomac Railroad Company viii sell spe.
ciaI excursion tickets to points on me
Richmond, Fredericksburs and Pos9 una,
Railroad and Washington Southern KAT
wav. account OF the Christmas and New
Years holidays, at reduced rates, as
follows:
TO the Public: Tickets to be sold Dec Dec
%. p. %. so and 81. 1892, and Jan l, 1913.
good returning until Jan. g.
TO students and teachers Of schools and
colleges only on presenta ton ana sur
render of certificates signed by. the pres.
dent. superintendent or principal OF
school or college. Dec; 10 to 70 inclusive
good returning until Jan. S.
Round trip rates from Richmond to
Fredericksburg; $50; Alexandra. st,ls:
in proportion. Tickets good going only
on date of sale and for continuous pas
sage In each direction.
Apply Richmond Transfer G GonPEany
AIurphv's Hotel: or ..cket agent. Byrd
Street. Elba and Main Street Stations
W. P. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager
dept 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

BALTIMORE December 1S.-Stock on
the wllarves: s Q, co
Live Fies-We quote pigs at nom Nv Sl:yo
to S.75 apiece, according to size Gran1S'
ana condition. Shoats. s2.25 to So apiece
Cohesive quote as follows; otrlctlS
choice fat veals. per pound &c; se esm
veal. 117iac.; poor to good, per heao' soy
Beef Catt,e-We quote as follow IS;
Young. fat steers weighing 900 70 iloo
pounds 31aG4c. per poncda;;, steers "e 5iI5
Sc; bulls. 2m21.c.: large young COWS; per
Icad In good order, SlS6s25; fresh cows.
With With, calf ssOasSo; poor thin, meadow
stock. slo0s15. - 81,
,ows. Spring lambs. choice and fat. go
exc. per pound: poor. thin. ron@h Aa41ac;'
Wool sheep. best. per pound, 2!e@Sc: Sooa;
per head s2.50@sS; inferior, sletsl.oo; , 2tu
and weight.
EAST BUFFALO. December 15:-c Sat
t,e-ReceiDts. Goo head: market opened
easy to 1oc lower. closing slow; prime nnM
steers s5.i5Gs6s5; shipping steers. s4s5gp
$3.50; cows end sprinsers strong on ne ,soou'
steady. on others; good to choice SVatooc:
Veals-Receipts. head; market oc.
higher: tops. sS.75@sa q.
Hogs-R eceipts. 20.5co head; market "a ,bss &C.
five; 1oG:5c higher; heavy, SS40astoo;
mixed $500 s.. 40. ., go $50.
sheep firm: lambs sc. higher; top lambs.
s 75Gs5 -: sheep, top mixed, s3.l51s4.
NEu YORK December 15.-Beeves-
Receipts. $500 head: steers moderately q e
five ana steady to 10c. lower, bulls
stead cows 10 10 sc; higher; steers + e. s
s:.e5ms4so: bulls s2.751s s. 20. COWS sl,'S ssn
head cattle. 1856 head sheep. and 4,Soo
Yea Cnlves-Receipts. 76s head; market firm;
yeals. S5as9.S0; barnyard calves; s3,so1p
n E ne
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. s.626 head;
sheep steady to strong; lambs 10 to@ ise;
% 5O. Ia mis- s5@sS.25: culls, S4@si.75; Cana
Hogs@Receipts 6.227 head market firm !;
state hogs. $40: no westerns on sale
Z. nnrrAcn necAmter. s15-Cattle-Re
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NEW YORK. December 15.-Dry-
Goods-There has been reduction OF u
to 1sc. per yard III a number of lines OF
bleachcc muslins. Lonsddle reduced 70
SIC. net. No change is noticea BILE in
any other previous prices. Print-cloths
dull and unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
SOME ENORMOUS SWINE.

Wright & Crowder received Saturday
five hogs from j. L. Staley. OF Penn
tcrton, when weighed when dressed 1870
mounds. This breaks the record for size
this year. The lot sold for S145.5o, which
Is at ~ cents a popuS S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
Cotton otto futures opened firm and closed

Spot closed quiet: il points HlSner:
nlIddling uplanos; $50; niddlng Gun. e:sV.
active 1T an advance OF Z TO 10 points.
The initial rise was due to strong ca
bl1s from Liverpool where the market
closed at p net rise OF to Il points,
sales. 500 bales.
instead OF showing decline Of IL points
due to match the closing OF the New
York market Saturday. TIE English rise
was attributed by private cables to the
appearance CT English spectators, "ho
were reported to have bought enormous
Of sc at Alexandria. Speculation an
the local market broadened ID the larger
volume OF business since bureau oay,
with all classes OF buyers contendinS for
NOT originated, by the continued failure
of receipts TO expand as predicted, while
the general run of statistics show con-
tinued subsistence IN the visible supply
of American cotton. now about eo6: voo
bales under last year. notwithstanding
the general movement for the season has
been greater thar, last years.
The average Of Wall Street news re-
sarding the stock market was better
and Wall Street parties were something
Fall River parties reported unlimited de-
nard for print-cloths UP to and lnclud-
Ing February. on the basis OF cents
and tue further rise in the price OF raw
material was reflected in tirmer views on
the part OF holders of cotton goods. with
out however, materially stimulating the
demand for goods The weather news
was very bad. and TO this phase OF the
situat ton may continue to De attributed
tfe small movement. From the low prices
ton in this market to-day was 20 to "a
points. with the market finally firm, at
net rise Of IL TO is points. Total sales
of futures estimated at 32o,ooo bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
Rsc,,n,ouders in New York.

NEW YORK. December 15.-(Special.l-
Fo1Iowing we're the Richmonders regis
tered to-day in New York:
Astor-E D. Eichelberger and II. H.
Beers.
Observation-Disclosures H T. Maloney, Miss
nj. Meade. and Miss K. Meade.
Hoffman-T J. Walker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
Thomas Branch & Co.,
(Esta blished 1889,
MEMBERS N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
MEMBERS II Y.coTTONExcHANGE
PRIVATE WIRES TO
PRINCIPAL MARKETS.
Investment Securities
A SPECIALITY.
ia 1o-Iy

was firm, on generally bullIsEl statistics.
and May closed AGt2sc. higher. MAY
corn closed is04c. lower. and oats
shade lower. Provisions were from 2ia
to 12l2c. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
NEW ORLEANS. LA. December 15.-
Cotton futures very steady.

The SPOT cotton market to-day was
fairly active and strong; quotations l-lSc
higher. The market for contracts vas
com paratiyely dull. On the first, call
prices were to points above Satur-
DAYS closing. Thereafter prices f1uctu-
atea over e range of to 3 points, with
out very decided tendency In either
direction. the board at the close showing
ret gains of II points on December, and
10 on other positions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
MAPKETSMONEY, STOCKS, BONDS PRODUCE, COT1ON AND u

ceipts $3.50 head market slow; GOOD 20
prime steers. Se.6bQlso.SO; poor to medium vi a.
$. 5a4IS 5.oV: stockcrs nd feeders. s2Ms4oo'
cows, S3.25@s450: heirers, sl.N4$9' can an
iel 8, 81 -oe1 pulls S-ets ~. caves |'ae
Hegs-keceipts to-day, $1,000 mead: 10
morrow, 4o,0Vv head: left over. 900 nsau,
mixed and butchers. sa.S5uSo.25: good 10
cnoice heavy. se.3yttSe.5o; rough. heavy,
$50; light, sJ.ovelso.lo: bulk OF sales,
soots6.20.
:Sheep-Receipss, 33,oap bead: sheep, and
lambs steady TO weak; good TO choice
wethers, sjlo@s4:5: fair to choice mix
ed, 81 .5a $50; native lambs. So. 10
EAST LIBERTY. PA. December 10
Cattle-Lower: choice s5.5UatSo.al; prime,
80. lUatS5.6v; good. SoWS2.3e.
Hogs-Hisher; prime neav!es. SGs s'-se D.
meult,m $,.4p; heavy Workers, S6.3vns6-5o;
light Workers. 500; pigs. s6.Zo4s6.z9;
Sneep-s.ow: best wethers. s3.soaS4;
cul!s and common, s1.50GS2; choice lambs.
-. .,ha 3d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
se,houru AIRLINE Securities.

BALTIMORE December l5.--Seaboard,
IS bid; Seaboard, preferred, ,te:S@il; SEA
board bonds As, So asked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
CLOSE IS TRANQUIL
reor. CHECKS, DANGEROUS.
l.onI~rSG DECLINE.
rgF FINAL UNDERToNE FIRM,
-. 81 ,I,c Earlier Part of tho Day
c,nfly ncco>cred-Actsen OF
,.-,.., ia The MORNING. Awakened
FraI >nN:ctH.
Fr5t AaNtet'


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oy t.ie nahEN2ng co''''a"nisE
do means assIGhca 'e 'aaace
-s ~ this time The prices Of
lenders, IS they rose over
.5 ,r-a-,a l,.l6 hack nv very
l'lES IL'9 s'''SiAAs''' ""S
uo fears We're entertained OF
Situation. aud that the for
-,
me- measure. ava ~ o''9 oiE -"
would ba required on the part
-..s -, f,a way Of sl,pp,y-i-..
- "'S+
ha"W.eeSe OF the Steps 'ahe''
a. az hing powers in the financial
ras,i-,a or great relief in
.,;-...,.,
e. a' ''liSl " ''7 .
was an emergency measure
IN kind or degree from those
.s-.,,.. r,ar5of7ss Of crisis IN yCa,-
$3.50. ~.
-Sli9A u we 'iis' Ne' iA'ls
top Of last week s violent
6~ll5., as that did. also. pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
NOTES on The MARKET.

The market yesterday was dull and
the buyers We're indifferent: The prices
on this market are so much lower IMAM
those prevailing on northern markets,
that the prosnects are not very bright
here for a profitable Christmas trace.
According to commission men large deat
here during the Christmas season unless
the market improves. Live turkeys are
quoted around and ~ cents. While
country shippers are gettinS II cents d
pounds {. O. b. at their stations III Souts-
west Virginia. One shipper. who con-
trolls q very large proportion OF tne
turkeys in Southwest Virginia, when IS
the main producing section. sold Satur-
day a car of 1900 turkeys to DoWnS
Co. Baltimore. at Il cents t. Q. b.. which
is equivalent TO Il or l2112 cents delivered
Richmond a blackeye-With large snip
pers. On Saturday the Philadelphia
market was quoting undrawn turkeys.
with head and fseT at oTi was ac aotiac
hen turkeys at IS to 2oc. and fancy GOD
blers from l6 TO Is cents.
Ferrero & Grove received yesterday
one car of baannas and forty boxes of
tangerines. a car of navel oranges from
California is expected to-day
jenkins 6, Son received one car OF
bananas.
The Richmond Fruit Company received
thIse cars OF bananas, aggregatns l,oto
or 1860 punches, some of which were
.'Jumbos' Other receipts were nifty
boxes Of fancy Jamaica oranges and lo
bags of cocoanutS.
Wright & Crowder received Saturday
between 1000 and 1900 pounds OF dressed
poultry.
Howard & Brausr report a big, season
for fireworks They have handled SO far
this season explosives valued at $1,000.
Most Of the sale It IS said, mas been IN
Howard & Brauer report the receipt Of
a car OF fancy Florida oranges. one car
CT lemons, and five cars OF apples.
one car Of New York State apples and
1000 baskets Of Catawba grapes.
Between 50 and 10 per cent. Of the game
arriving on the market yesterday was
either Spoiled or in bad condition. 1t is
said AS the weather was reported cold
the arriving birds and rabbits cannot be
accounted for. except through careless
ness in packing or handling.
Blalock & Neale received yesterday one
car of New Hampshire app'es, fifty
boxes of lemons. 100 boxes of fancy
Florida oranges, and 100 bags OF cocoa
nuts.
Edward L. Frost & Co. received yes
terday forty dozen birds and about LOCO
rabbits
c. E. sydnor reports sold to the Chesa-
peale Grocery Company. of Newport
News. ten barrels of winesaps at $500
and ten barrels of A'bemarle pppins q,
1926 a barrel; to j. I. Williams & Co..
Wilson. N. c. eight. barrels extra fancy
pippins at $50 a barrel: S. R. Jakes
and Tinsley Company, Macon. Ga. one
car of No pippins. and to-day he ships
to L. & f. Worthheimer San Francisco.
ten barrels of No. / Albemarle pppins
at $40 a barrel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16


Mexican Central LIST lncomes...... 21A
MINI. and ST. Louis 4'ss..... 103
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s...... 97a4
Missouri, hausas and Texas dds. 50
Mobile and Ohio col. tr. Is tbitD.... %
New York Central lists. 1O211:
New York Central gen. 3k's.....,.. 1W
New Jersey Central gen 5's......... 13oB
Northern Pacific IS Observation-Disclosures Wta
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. IN
Norfolk and Western consol $50. 991e
Reading general Observation-Disclosures. Sc
ST. l.. and Iron Noun. consol 5is...... liz
St Louis and San Francisco rs. 80
ST louis Southwestern lists .-..-..... "a
st. Louis Southwestern rs .......... 81
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass As. s.
Southern Pacific As " SO
Southern Railway SIS ......... liz
Texas and Raciiic lists. I6L
Toledo. st. Louis and western A.. 70
Irion Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1Oi14
Union Pacific. cony 4s..... 1922
Wabash lists 1151a
3uapa.f, .ts 1u7
Wabash Debenturc 8. ......-....-.... y
IVesI Shore As ..........sl13
Wheeling and Lake Erie As .......... 81
Wisconsin Central i's.....-........... a9s4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
CHARLESTON. S. c.. December 10
and Rosin-Unchanged
COTTONSEED-OTI

70 7 CAS y 1i4 - IL. ;,
NEW YORK, December 15.--Cottonseed-
Ci-Fair, active and firm; prime crude,
f. O. b. mills, 29130c.: prime summer vel
low. :;,M3Sc.; otf-summer yellow. 3t@3Ic:;
crime white .064lc.: prime winter yell
low, 410:-c.; primo meal, S2,0SzI50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS

Quotations furnished b, Thomas Branch
& Co. Bankers and Brokers,
Members New YORK Stock and Cotton
E'Ncha
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16

CINCINNATI O.. December 15.-Hogs-
Active and higher at S4.o54ls49n.
Cattie-Steauy at S3.ty1 SotV
Sheep-otrong at S2.tJtt 9j.e?
Lambs-Strong at S+Glt.S3.7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16

Wlleat-No >
ne = -, -,
Nm M .'.. 10. no "a. :" 7 72Ss 20
July .-...','tt2aSt t2' IS '4fA1Ss
Corn-No, p
Dec. se1; $, ,4lr s.
ian iS1ta, Isl ia Ia.
oats-No. -
Pee Pee cGe"lS Siit 81 - S 3 s5 55&
' Ness ro ;,:ssaer b 49,. . ss'saA
Jan. s;s7y.s s1677,a 1882. sis721s
Nav .sl5.15 I5.5 si5s5 $i5s7;s
Lard-per 100 lbs
Dec. $40 221s s10211s s1o227e s1o.2115a
Jan. $50 $3.50 500 s972l2
Ma: .....S s17Ba sa25 sal5l5 $50
cba, pit ,oo
'n'it i.ipS-ief lVV ipS.-
Jan. IS S.l2ls SS.45 $50 sS.;5
Cash quotations were as follows:
-Four quiet. but steady. No. ? spring
wh 1e .@55@ ,slzc: No oo 8 H S,3 No
yellow. Size. 10. 2 cats ats. si 3 30. 3
white, 3Sc-; No. white, 3lla1lotxzc. NO.
fSe is5sc. Good feeding barley. S39acc.
faxseed, $l.15; No. | Northwestern, 1924
$500; lard, per 100 pou,1ds. S1o5Sa SO Jos So y,
s SHft T Thou 5Ia.s n99sf s 1y
clear sides boxed. IS. 75Gsa.00. Whissey.
basis of high vines Sl.52 Glover, con.
tract grade. s1o.75.
butter market was steady creamery, is
@2S12c.: dairy. 17Q25c. Cheese steady at
11A40121ac Eggs steady; loss off. cases
returned, &c
Quiet, but steady: NI;nneapolis patent
SiDOn$t.IG: winter patent. S3Gl0s3N
rye E'Iour-Steady: fair TO good. s3.o2a1
So. 46.
Buckwheat F1our-Fjr1o at s23oas2ss
Corunealnsteadv. re 10 q WESTERN Stern sl.2s
Rye1Tirln; No. 2 western ester 53}sc = -
Barley-Stvady: feeding, 39G40c
Wheat-Spot firm: No red, S3L4c
Options. on unexpectedly higher cables.
bull news from The ArSentiHe Republic
foreign buying, and small worlds ship-
r1ents deve.loped early strength Re-
increase. the naritet later rallied on GOOD
western SUPPORT. but closed unsettled at
a l5GlIc advance: Nav closed S11hc.: July
clos ed 15s,c: I;ecerni1er closed S3a,c.
Corn-Spot dull: No. 2, Gle option mar
and Weather. but subsequently yielded
to a Dig visible supply increase, p!os-
poets for larger receipts, and unIoad.ns
The close was ss42Sc. net lover -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-16
NANAI-STQRES

WILMINGION, n. C, December ID
Spirits Turpentne-Firm at 91A2c; re-
Kosn--F'irm at s1.s5aa.40; receipts. io1
barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Firn at sl,75@$5; re-
cepts, 135 barrels.
iels.
SAVANNAH. GA. December 15.-Tu1o
pentne-Elrn at 511ac.: receipts, 90
asks: sales. i07 casks; exports. 1,fe@
casks
Rosin-F'irm: receipts. 1901 barrels:
sales. none: exports. 1855 barrels quote
A. 8, c. and D. SID: e. $l.5o; sl3o
G, sl70 II, S1.95: l. $3.50; X. $3.50; NJ, 500;
n $50; window-slass. ss.So; wster-whlte
$i20.