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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
DONOVAN GOES 70 CINCINNATI.

UNIV nv VOCS ~ NN4NNA
Cardinal Manager VIII Confer with
Mr.. Robson Concerning Plans.
Pat Donovan. manager of the Cardinals
and controller Of q 5000 salary. will depart
tonight for Cincinnati where he expects
to confer with Frank de Hass Robinson
concerning his plans for strengthening the
Donovan probably will not return until
the second or third week in February. as
he Is contemplating. a player-hunt in the
East and a visit to his home at Lawrence.
Donovan's plans are very much in the air
at tne present time. owing to the unsettled
f TeaEue s9 III Rsaee affairs TSei sn and the Sa az nal
future Is a great handicap to him. He is
up against the proposition of furnishing st:
Of I the " conei e nss.tG,ass baseball team out
now called the Cardinals. He has his eye
on some good men, but at present he can-
no assurance that the National League will
De In existence when the playing season
h aar1xes. The time is short enough and the
is interfering with progress.
donovan could not state positively yester-
gay whether he would return to st. Louis
East. That probably. will depend on his
League meeting.
Donovan would Ike to talk to. and IL he
these players. He expects to. 20 to Hot
SPRINGS some time IN February and viii
training plans will be given some attention
when Donovan and Robson meet. Pat is in
favor OF a short course Of 'preps" in the
The Cincinnati appointment was made at
he request Of Mr.. Robson. from whom
Donovan beard by letter yesterday. The
Cincinnati Tomorrow. but It Is NOT iikeiv
tnat the terms OF the peace conference viii
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
To-DAYs NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank clearings were 81. ss4, 92s:
balances. $4,000. Local discount rates
were firm, between s and 6 per cent. Do
nestle exchange was quoted as follows:
New York Soc premium bid. 4oc premium
asked: Chicago. 15c premium bid. &c prem
fum asked; Cincinnati, Louisville and New
Orleans. par bid. 10c premium asked.
Wheat closed lower at 75Ac bid May.
73isG7419c Nc. 2 red. Corn closed lower. at
4lc asked May; 4204siic No. 2 mixed. Oats
closed at 35sc May: 36Q36Iac No. 2 mixed.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
DOMESTIC.

Colonel John T.. Crisp's bill to repeal the
Missouri divorce law has aroused excited
discussion throughout the State.
August E. Maxwell Of Florida. besides
Senator Vest. the only surviving member
of the Confederate Senate. is still active
and influential at the age Of 50 years.
The second young woman to undergo the
Barrows treatment for blood poisoning Is
SO much improved that New York phys.-
clans are becoming enthusiastic over the
new discovery.
An Illinois farmer thinks he Is hoodooed
by thirteen stray geese which came to his
farm.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
WASHINGTON.

Senator Mason of Illinois says that he has
no grievance over Hopkins's victory.
Hobson has been assigned to duty. de-
spite his claim of physical disability. and
must either serve or retire from the navy.
The Navy Department is advised that
five men were killed and four dangerously
injured in the explosion Of powder in the
turret of the battleship Massachusetts,,
during target practice.
Senator Beveridge informs the President
that the omnibus statehood bill cannot
possibly pass the Senate.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18

HiEh sinEle Tsam-Mikados. 27S: WI"
Hish ~ Single Tsam-pearls; n.
second High Single ~Team-Fearls, al.
H Hh.1a s High Five am T sa9 i.zio.
nj. Seeond High Single Individual-Retn and Da-
High Five Individual-Passmore. ess.
Sscond High Fivs Indiyidual-David. ~.
Anlro High Five ndividuaG0r4ham "a.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18

Briseoi.,L I. Jan. 1T.-An exaratnst,on =, -.
ncM cup 2a .s,, Hs: made to-day and L w Va
my prsyiou.ly made for so-focten. be een.e Sa, fnsn
t uhss. r i Il IS s'a nl.ssa !, ~ ,.s iys Z sdded ssfenSthsx
air wtl b, pumped. .This viii give aH.9 weiS1
oooyency. Work In 1etttnef up ths fssrns y ~
yacht u proceeding atsa. GOOD rat. oa tns
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18

Individual high, five games-Hirsch ......... ssl
Team high. single game-19o4s ?5A
Team high, five games-190ls ......,1,5z9
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
Mound City League,

Brunswick IL the leading bowler in the Mound
CITY Cooked Hat League. .Wesse els Is a bang-up
second AID Miller q fair third Tae records, as
compiled by Secretary RI. S. Rein, follow:
FIFTY TO E Il GAMES
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
St. Louis Lea~e

'Three games forfeited.
TEAM
High average-KasaYra .......... s53 IF,
high core-Banker
Ugh average Uhree games)-Bankers... sS1 1-3
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS.
High averaSe-Pabst Unicum) .......... 1856 2l-39
High score-Pabst (Unicum) ....-....... 255
High average, tnree games-Pabst (Uni-
UNI IA rs
Schedule for this. week: January 49,. Enterprise
vs. Grand at Grand alley: January %, Bankers
VS.. Diels at Grand alley: January q. Kasaera
vs.: Unicum at Untcum alley: January q.
Schneidts vs.. Worli's Fair at Palace alley:
January q. Monarch vs.. Post Office at Palace al
ley; January %, Palace Vs. Big Seven at Cas-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18

INDIVIDCAL
High Single Game-Wese.s, 81.
High. Five Games-Niedringhaus. g.:
Smallest Number Of Misses In Five Games
Vessels. 6.
TEAM RECORDS.
High Single Game-Blre Ri:b5ns. 8l4.
High Five Games-Cons m rs, 1,36g.
Smallest Number Of Misses in Five Games
Rialtos, 20.
Central League Standing.
The Centurys are of in front In the Central
COcked-Ha League. standing:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
Worlds Fair Leaeue
Secretary W. L.. Frank announces the follow
Ing standing in the Worlds Fair League:
STANDINH

NEXT EEK SCHEDULE.
T~uesday-Towers at home to Black Labels. *.
Louis at home to Dolmans and Centrais at home
to SEenandoahs.
MISUNDERSTANDING at home to Ann Ave-
nues.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
m rase7 steer-Repi.k c.,,.,,.

\ e Ps, na y,s; 1ss1ssaaeIs Of De.nine.
regiss oe0test :het& HIS d ssWSsHsaS. ~
9sIlnee a9d Nlieq4 C4<ruEs wqiteonSso 49,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18

seeretary William, Bick has prepared the
League, ~ follows:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
Meyer BROS. League.

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
Friday-lmperial Crowns VS.. La Toscas; T. F.
MS VS.. M1kadoS and Pearls vs. Idas on Royal
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
Thursday3. S. Merrells VS.. Mound City Paints
on Acme alleys. Meyer Brothers VS.. Monitt-
Vests on Crescent alleys and Ell Lillys VS..
Searie-Hereths on Royal alleys.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18

'lnaiviauai AirhI assesE .1HnEs1aaS.nie,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

PIN-Lost. blue turquois pin. surrounded with
diamonds. between Vandeventer place and Odeon.
Jan. is. Liberal reward II returned to n VAN
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18

Fours 2. Doubles 1.
Scores at the Western Rowing Club follows
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-29
TIMELY TOPICS

The Sackett Auction Go will have a sale of horses, carriages, harness, etc, tomorrow.
 Sweaters of every description at J. Bl Mullings X Sons. All colors and grades New goods this season.
 Currans have received their fall i'm portation of kid gloves for men, wo- men and children, for evening, dress and street.
 Ladies will find a good assortment of shoes at Dodges when they consid- CT Jennis-Miller, Nancy Dodge and oth- CTS.
 James V. Washburne will be on deck to see anyone who wishes to procure a fine home. Telephone 704.
 Tomorrow will be red letter day for bargains at the Union Supply Co. You certainly will be able to use their combination orders.
 B. J. Torkomain has three business blocks, centrally located, six-room cot tage and other property for sale.
 New fall skirts in street or walking style at Miller & Peck's. Ladies' suits at $9.98 and $129s.
 Look at the offer of J. Corcoran in to-night's paper. Stamps given with coal and wood orders.
 The formal opening will take place at Reid X Hughess store tomorrow You are welcome whether you buy or not.
 Sugar cured shoulders will be 7c a pound at Castles to- morrow. Toma- toes three cans for 25c.
 If you want the city style in your new fall suit go to the Upson, Single ton Co.'S.
 clothing you will look over Brooks line of goods at 130 East Main street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-29
viEnal to i,ennaan In Paris.

PARIS, Sept. 29.-Major Eignal, the French military attache at Washing ton, who Is now here, has been as- signed to duty at the war office He will not return to Washington. Lieu tenant Commander de Faramond de Lafajole, the naval attache of France at Washington, who is also here, has
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-29

GUTHRIE, Okla, Sept Mitchell Boubedoux, charged with the murder of David Tohee, formerly chief of the Iowa tribe of Indians in Oklahoma, has been found guilty of murder and sen fenced to life imprisonment
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-29
Train wreck Near Glen Mary.

Train wreck Near Glen Mary.
 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept 29.-- A Cincinnati Southern passenger train was derailed near Glen Mary. Engine, baggage, express and mail cars ran off the track, and the engineer and sev. eral members of the crew were killed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-29

4 six-day grocery sale st the Public market has some very attractive i'm ducements for housekeepers who would Have mOnsa,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
COMMON COUNCIL
AND COMMITTEES.

The Common Council WI meet nj
O'Clock tomorrow night In regular ses-
sion. and besides a large amount Of other
Important business 10 be transacted, the
two rims proposed for issuing bonds to
liquldate the s601,OOO falling due on Jam
uary l., 1904. will be considered. The advo-
Gates of the Mccarthy plan seem con
dent that they will win and their
fight will be led by Messrs. Elicit. An
derscn Pollock and Mills.
Messrs. Spence, Crenshaw. H'crs and
Peters will have charge OF the measure
reported by majority OF the committee,
and the fight promises to be lively
Orc The Committee on James RIVER I'M
provement will meet tomorrow night.
and others will hold meetings during the
week. IL Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
PRODUCE. MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-FLoUR-Fiour conttn,
ued anJ hed higher Winter pat n,s, TX
a ss p sssams FEis r.I'a
SS 1"o sa sSs ys.sx Ss: M
tsse; b1r:ey--s4.st; fsea ns' &c mal''ns'
e @S SSs tidy; No. rcd sosc AZ,
vnrJ steady cary. ~ times the pr.oe TEL on on
room cav.r.nr u,d the anal sock here Tas
close VT 5 dull m easy influenced BY q bar !.
sa crop see1 psFt MAJ . eses'
July, S2Mc.: December. sic
Corn-spot qu.et:. No, z, Sic the earn mar,
close Wns dull unl H9nc. n, low>r May
closed at 4sAc; o-oemper. ol1so' oats-- ~ e''
. ,s!%,y p .sg, .ss az; gsi
NsasI5sssu "a Pskksds sss'
pound Lard-sosdy: wssts' s -, an,,n
asd s.saay ssas iny s so@De sho1 CO..
sIa Is ft,S. %; m.sa la.ov9i...5 lal,ow-e lrua-
Ros.n--ouiet strained, ~, So. ,.no.
ya's ss.s'n $780, s@ i factory
sSm1.t Ri 'a's ,e na 4st sts .'e
m HGaiS fn: cor 5 wa ihe
anlIather disappointing Euro can eao."1 n,r ~
decline, ami tas market Was Folded '.l' a..
the opening 70 ieyei ab;u. u;.e . . ~ = .
p.a, ling Became heavier, and VII. q the ma
was finally stea ~ pri.es WIS net unehaneso %
surar-RAw, n mnal; tair refining. las
centrifugal IS test 81 lec; -, no as ~ sol
mouiI 4, 4.U: c,,t loat, 800, Rss-tI I'm. y.
.,,est.c, 3% 1sA:. Aoiasses-stsady' Ne" W
IN &c
''H pSasia, y Long Is.and !!ilG s
.isrs.v. Sl,S,Gp.G: jersey sweSls z w ~
ssa1. Westcrn, sacks, $a9-.3t Panuts-
stcady tany a. o Ses ue
,sr Ill s,It,; 5p,, barrsl, 7.c.W$.29. Cettoh-
f,V steam to Lverpool, l6c.
CHICAGO. IL.. Dec, b.-Lisui lr'ion BY
local icngs AM an nt y st.on on sec q pat 70
o W over sunday resul.eI In u set ~
gran prees .ss an Nay .r wa each c doSn
&c. While Janu,r provisions c!ostd urn tro'.'
ih@lihc. lower,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YonK. Dec. SIS n:!ment bef re- tas
OPS mig Ut thc c.tton m-rh to'aa. so-n[u ~,
q, Efalu, u reaction. uwl..s = ~ 81 :.-n.
INT ou,stunIn. acco-n.s MAJ p:IL. ben
p.1tly WI. c>~ned UP, w.,.le Gales w-re u.s.
below @. Gctht. n, hu t.le ottio q. w.
III ..s.,y rscv.ls Rs"s.t.ns tn!s; . tn u arg,
Ef.u us.n.n4 d.ve.~p.d u. Ii .e. :.
however, unl WI e rea.iSlnG ton.lnue1 nsaV''
oL.r.u3s Vera i.ru.np..y abs1D-u AM y;
r..,Su " about lust n.3 u. ais rdl.ns
sM.s ra.ny acuvu. Uut n-c..at.ons co."'a.---
Il 4 II s,oM ms NJ one time ! ain Sd .ut
IA. POINTS the marx I ,nsa. ltti 70 q
Ia Tie close l,.u.r rcal..inS, and was .'lAl ;
IS STEADY. net .nnts lower t. lp.ih.s n.s.'Sr'
..s were uslinaled al lbO.OO baes
Isl mated recr,ots at tne p.rts to-day were
+ "a ~, UuiLs agu,nu, $50 .aAl week ana %1..~5
last year Tor ne week .a,oIl o-ies az -.. 49,
s,3 SoJ .Lst WEEK ma -6l.i last year. y = Ay !.
rgy,,,.ts al hew Or.c.-ns wIr. INV p ~ ~
Lgi..nst lI,ls3 last year. ana al Houston 1.-Two
Ls.vs ,,gu.n.l 5.eB last year.
In the compare I'VE cotton statement sent o9t
,lns, n.gnt tne i,.tlrl-r t-wn SOL sal
have L.,n iG5..h5 hal.s IN s..4d Vt -'s'V.o taies
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
THE ALMSROUsEs ARE
IN PERFECT CONDITION

After thorough inspection. the Com
mittee on Relief OF the Poor yesterday
afternoon pronounced the white nna col-
ored nlmshouses in ra.rect condition
.trrnughout.
Superintendent Davis deserves much
credit for his excellent management, and
he has corps OF careful, conscientious
assistants
III, COMMITTEE was especially struck
with the, tasteful Improvements In the
Office and reception room
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

Cd continue light and market active.
LAcON-Hanis active. sides al
shou.utrs quiet Il
TAToEs-Recoip.s uvntiuus ligat; aarkrt
QuIet but urn. Iait satats
& APPLEs-Receipts lighter market larry &C.
tive. i43 81 r=iSt5 ~, a2 "a
GAME-Rec=ipts VI rabbits issrai ana mar su !
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEk--W.heat, +i,2!
bushes: corn, 2l,.8S bushes: oats l3.e,1 Ous.'-
eis; rye, as bushels: TOUR. i.,ty barrels; kay.
20 TONS: mill OH al. Us tons d. u
R STOCK IN ELEVATE R-Wheat L9so Lus i
els: corn, n 1884 bushels;i uats bI..s: LUSH g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Gone to New York.

Mr.. Jrcnues Tu.relle we'll known herz
MS a newsneper man. and who has henn
With The George Fawcett Company W
Baltimore for year MS press representa-.
tive, has res.gred to accept q s'mllar po-
sjtion With Jnrres x Hackett, with head.
quarters In New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
Richmond. Va, Dec. s, 1908.
49,. $500 OHM Az lSA aE-- san-.HL 49,. ..L
CATTLE MARKETS

NEW YORK, reo 5.-BEEVEs- CO
head No sIes reported. Dressed be t. steady;
city dressed native sides, Sc o pc po nd:
Texas beef. 5uec per pounl. Calves % re.
oeipts: market unchanged. About Is Yves !
calves unsod. 4 few Bunal' cllre = 1T
Sheep and Lamps-Rece PTS i.e2s h. adj Both
sheep and lamb, rather glow and weak. snc -
sold al $3G+: lamb IS. 5pg5 STA: l:t:lc more
than a deck at &, Dressed mutton. 6ls DC. pc
pound !: Dressed lambs, 74.0loc- Hvss-ite:Ip.s
1 1855 head, W. 55 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va. Dec. S,

Richmond Va. Dec. S, 1908
Tobacco-Dark Fired MISUNDERSTANDING =
OLD: teus,p.st vynl. n4u lg,.t and mark, t quIa,.
Nav: Receipts far; m rkst firm a, gu ta-
lions. Brghts-Unchanged. quiet; mo g. q O
rocapts. Sun. acknowledgements ntl ne mo-.
orr ta1 with 1T, ady markrl at gu lAv,urs
The quotations are as follows'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

NEW oRLEANs, La. Dc h-coTToS-..
Spot cotton. ye-yy lttls dS;ns $3.50 p o. o.
10 4 O. b. terms nj So 10 arritc:s d cred
on contract /. 40 bales. Quota tions uno anny
Futures opened quiet with prizes from ioq0
Prominent bulls then supported prices some
what. but not asi:essively. tenaink he.n up r,e
Of Is or 30 points would In luce great buying
wave that would sni pr c:s We , - ca arr
m ratjveiy iieht. he huctuat MS were nu.ner-
Gus, but rarrow. The market Ct s!.adS
with net iosees 20 points on December. u or
on May. on June and 2 on July,
Cotton futures steady: Deoernber. is''s4E ~ .:
March, l2S3@l3 ~: April. i2y46is %: y ~
4. yefpl3 %; Jun4 20Sla.L5; July. lao0Vl3.V1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
LyNcHPuRO TOBACCO MARKET
unchburr Va Dec g. 100

l,inchburg, Na'' Dec y laoS'
Sales Of tobacco IN lns ns,hnr ~ ,i" ~,
reported py Jo.,s l.. Ug,esp.. =, ns. ~.
sold week ending November :lst, $3.50
ia. ivo pou mus increase for week endns No,
yemher 18th, 500 pounLs 'd IRON 10 t ;5o
Der l. 1913 to November Is, pk' l,s5S wv
pounds; sold fr,,m October !. l9g, 10 Mo- mhor
U.s. 1872. 6,lla4W poun.s; desrsSss lor lsot'
TIE Tobacco offered the past We was ratlpr
morS largely Of the better grade man hertz
fore Tht quality WAS not 20 gov9 = eApoct'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
,,NAvAi. STORES.

WILMINGTON. N, c.. Dc. s-TuR PEN.
TtN-Moh'ns DC nS; reori t. ea easf s.
Trr-rir,n at 81 u, receipts. asl barr,ls :,
sAvA SNAH t,As,& Dec e.-Tt.RPEN,rISEEs@..
FIRM al $50 !; receipts s7s CO k: col q 20
casks; exports. N y 3cn sksE Rns!n Firm re-
ceil,ts SAT- barrels; Gales. 4oe barrels; exports,
cuATaLEsTcN S. O.. Dee S.-TuRPEN.
TINE-Steadyi al. kiItc. Rosin--Steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

,,,ul cotton closel quiet: m.ddllns uplands'
NJ; m.ul.,lls Eulf, l-.y-; s.-les, wv ua..s,
Cotton. quiet. nldillng, l2'e5; nh 70 s'pta.
As bales; gross, w bales; sa.eS, 20 balls, s.p.k
0tt otni today a. all saaports Net re- sipts.
864Sy6 haits; expor, W Great 1r1.a,n, w ba.as;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Conc 10 DanEville,

Governor and Mrs. a j, Montarue left
yesterday for brief stay N panville.
His Excellency VIII return % inc cry
to-rlght but Mrs. Montague will remain
several days longer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
MARINE lniiEL LlGENcn-
orr or RICHMOND. DEC 8. 1908.

PORT. or RICHMOND. DEC s. 1904
ARRIVED
stea rn.r i.crkelpy f,y. Norfolk. ,norchan ,iss
and messengers. Old Dominion line.
stem tir.r ihn't hnnt,n.a i'm c- sHorfhlk mo
james River landings. nrrchR ndise and AZ t'n.
rprs Virginia NAVIGATION CO | /.
/ Barge e. A Soudar. iris Cap Charles
city. irish potat ss. T. ~ Wood and Son.
SAILED *
Steamer f'erkelcy Guy Norfolk. n,errhan liss
and passengers, Old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. DEC, & 1904
ARRIVED
Cha -!o,te. Murphy. Baltimore. passengers ana
general cargo. Il n
Charlotte; Murphy. latlmors, passengers and
general cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. DEC 8, 1909
f&tt ARRIVED y8 81 5b5
z Steamer Heart burn. New OrtAnR
Steamer Zampa Portland.
Barge &knitk2ropck r. Providence.
SAILED.
Steamer Heartburn. Hare.
Steamer Orion. l'oston 4
Schooner Paul Palmer. Portland. sJ5
Schooner Ed. e SALISBURY. Portland.
Schooner Lyman NJ. Law. Provldence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

70 France. 100 TALES; to the conun Mt tLos1
bales; stock. gx1 10 bales.
Consolidated mt all aeapos e--Net 70 ,eipts.
b,o05 la les : export TO Great Britain %, bal 8:
to France 7.fOo bales; TO the Cont nsnt, <sesf
baicA. (. 5g2.. -,
i ecepts & G6l no fales exp IT to Great | r u
5L2il2a, bales; - Fr. nee. Ho.3l1 bales: 70 the
Continent. |. lsY.olS bnlea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
D RICHMOND PRODUCE TAEKEr,
:FLoUR--Reoeipts continue light mark :

FLouR--Reoeipts continue light markt
f.,,ry active. Nj
III YE-l.ight receipts; steady, j.,
Observation-Disclosures ac.l o " tn lIght receipts,
II CLRS-Actlve; demRnd gtou.
CA S-Stsauy. =.
rcceipts are lunning light other q aaes GUT.
EGtiS--Ac tiye; recelrts very LB !.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fa.r.y hera!, MARKS! w
stock dull. s3 10 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
-fICslNo FOND .CUOTATIDNI.

ir~i-nro srh Hor.hrestrrn con. 7s........ roy
chiea 49, r, T. anI PAc. Il .............,..... 7oA
chieAgo.l r. l. and Pac. col. 6s...: q
c., c., c. and az. Louis gen. %s.....'.... ":
t-nn,o,liated Tohr eco s7H
r-o,ora do an, Southern is,i,.,.,............ s "
T1anvcr md MIR, CIrn nc AZ .............,.. 100
rrie nrnr' lien q. AsX
80 rsnaroi Ia -. -. Observation-Disclosures, 81,
Ets Wnsth nnd n.n.e, an visie .,..,, 100 X
Il lit ~ '"",,a.i MS $500 .,,,...... intH
Louisville and Nash. LnIned ls............ s9h
Manhattan consol gold h...............:.,. ~
M.s,esn c.ntrsl is, Inc TX
iwT11 md 81 4 5rrf. - Offered .......... "
,s,..a,,r, 'iK,n,a. ana rcxas u ......,..,.. IS
Sfis.nuri Kan.ac and Texns 2ds........... 7Gh
National r. r OF Mexico con. %s....,,.... i5h
NJ I.re"v CcntrnI gen 6s......,,,.,....... i2s1
Nhrthern pacinc g Observation-Disclosures 0sh
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NEW YORK. Tee. dive dry goods ma rtset
shows some 9 or Of setting down and few
mnrc quota Ions are available. but the futrre
with nnv certnin tv ~ manufacturers or sell-
era The business ri 2 sav was not lar q.
although inrurirs WI, trequrnl -. tsHs,
Get extent tor No comln- s2rn:., and these
are particularly nnxious about prices
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
cd, being rather thin Tho, c"lhr was very
pnnd, being a liHht OF dark ~ or bro y:
priccs rs thpr higher On good lug1 flte Leaf
III wrapper.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKE-

rEASuT MARKE
NORFOLK VA Dec. 6..-PEANUTS-
farmers market fancy. 3Ic.; strictly n.l.ne.
Pic: ne ei.fb.&ca; CON mon. :hr Sra 'sn.
zoe New crnn coming IN ereelv X.,,,.@
i i,tr'rrI fsSff TN MA n Dec. 6.-PEASUTS--
srn risn. en+ra.,A- Nnrkst nrn.. stock l.nt
fancy: ma rket st~ady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
:, BALTIMORE MD. Dec 5.-sen board Air
Line common, ~; e1:sA do. preferred nothing
doing Seaboard 10, s7lM. Atlantic G as Linz
cOmnlun. IL6 p1U9 10. preferred, nothing dong.
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,!r.,. y0BE Dcc. b.-The s'ntement o.
averages e Of Inc clearing house bant Is o.
l!sfs u = .or the week SONS; loa rs 81
g. go mere, ,nrsa sisislS; circda! lion ~
HI. ' % .neiease s-ioN; legal tenders ~,
sisESo Increase slhsg ssess1Ie sl1 10 ~ H.
FER FER Sc .$i,.i6 surplus So 80 Inc. 4. ~
.Sjlov; Ex-un.ted states depos..s 49,
& ,lT. Incl e..se SliI,9 "
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corTo>;sDEp OIL MARKET

COTTONFCEO4 OIL MAXINE 7,
Nrw yoph ,.>ec &c ttSnse" Of was
dull and steadily held. Prime crude: {. r.
mills es1a4D?r4 6. II prime slmmer yellow &c.
OH summer Yellow omlnal prime white. Sic.
prime W inter- yellow, 3s0Sshc.
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q 4 ,.r.,4,,~ =. r.r.-..r.4 :. -. 1854
IT, S. r.f,nd'nr "a coupon. ................ 1oe
L. 8. ss. r"rRtered ........................ lof
I.Fs ). co,non g.. ..,,..,,,.... 1o7
r; New 4. rsrirter.d & la"n
n r. New O., COMMON ....................... 1seA
ii s. Old IS. registered 49,
Il; y ~ r,.sisierett -. Observation-Disclosures. 1Jlts
y. G =. co,,n"r ,cr hi i........,,,,...'Mt.
4 $!ss!:sa ss25s3
Ic,in,orc sn1 nSJo \, loox
pa,ti,nors md ohm s,sn ...,....,........5 ~
Central Of Georgia Is $1,000. 1o'
u, nd ohio lo1.
T>htenro a nd ifnn aHa az -
cIicnso. P"nnd oJncy new is.....,........ .eN
Chicago NJ. aid b. Paul gen ts........ ~
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E CINCINNATI. ~. Dec. 5.-HoGs-Active ut
.k3,3OI3.s5 Cattlc--Dul at s!1t g., Sneel. :
steady at $1.1tdf3 ", Lambs-oteady al >3..5D