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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-29
Weekly Cotton Statement,

l65y. "A SSQClSitSu
Hes ter's weekly cotton statement, issued
to-day, shows for the twenty-five days
Of December an increase over last year
OF los, $50, and an in crease over the same
period year before last OF u W. =.
same days last year u, o0o, and ahead OF
tho same days year before last 4G6 u09.
The amount Brought into sight during
he past week has been 375,lsS against
2$O59j for the same seven days last. year,
and 3e41s98year before last.
The movement since September LIST
shows>receipts at all United States ports
to BIO 4.049 s05 against 4,6a60.o last year;
overland. across the mississippi, Ohio and
Canada aea.1s, against 52a,asa last year;
interior stocks In excess Of those he!d "
tho close of the commercial year 46s, l3s,
against 1920 last year. and !. Southern
mills taking 7Sl0Qo. against 7sso7o last
year. NJ
Is h aeansa ssasi5 last year and
Y SIC. l07. year; before last
FOREIGN exports for the, week have been
:gi,a47. AGAINST 22a.93l last year. making ad II
the total thus far for the season a,b62 224
,agalnst a,2,9Gso last year,
The total takngs OF American mills,
North and South and Canada thus far
Tor the season have been,l 697.7es. against
1.760,27l last year.
stocks at the seaboard and the 20 leading
a9as ths Sess e ba eYe asast
Ia st season OF o6.7$O.
Including stocks left over at ports and
Interior towns from the last crop and the
number Of bales blought into sight thus
is $685. ss, AGAINST 500 no for tho same
period last year.
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following sonaationrlly higher cables. inc %
uurprise "a the local trade. and from, tho Ts r.
regular Altar the opening ,litrs wasa sstbaSls
OF Tdptb points under realizing, and during me
9,ss !ss on sske 81 lsa q
early afternoon priecs were ekain snarpy f., ~
sd fresh nnuene, =. & Ruyba s 9sasss
= year. with January selling a 1?ss. 3 i'll, in
NAY at M s eaaii Igs 6 md conto
It was reported that New. Orleans nMls ha ,d
formed powerful speculative communal on ana
OF ina crop II. necessary With the idea Of de-
mandlns sstreine prices from the world spin
for the Is, area ds eIeei sat
ali over the south that Interior sopt han ,e r.
either as result OF approaching exhaustion OF
the buliishnans OF holdsro. conlpl tely .ve a.
Swallowed anprehens!ons as 70 ths taf Easein IN
respect 10 this latest. ndvHn %.
Tho bulshness Of sentiment was ,, al.o en- ~.
eep,a While SE IN The IL iii noSsaen
tinued export demand. though exports for shS
market %ss mHsssd Up to % aS1
iadI!ns upanas e,ia e e m can ons
and the strength III futures ihera Was -tllaus i
eeysrns ouy!ng By, 81
tho New Orleans hullaeont!assntI;, r.o,,x,nz
n to dT9p reas net o4Isa pents higher
We're estimated at i. soo0 600 l. aIcs.
KSssDs r. r. pST: AZ Ss s. S sa
For the Week $4,000 bales ssainst :sAess last
week and sol liz last yeSr T1.days :, rsse!p's
az Now Orleans we're et ,o,,1s,n sse bales last
year. ! Is 3t5-s * 3 is.1J s.Js e 81
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SEMI-CENTENNIAL.
Impressive Exercises Mark Leigh
Street Celebration,

Impressive EXerclseS MARX Leigh
Street Celebration.
The semi, centennial exercises OF Leigh
street Baptist Sunday school, begun on
Christmas day, were brought to g close
Sunday, At the morning service there
was we'll presented a varied and most
Interesting programme. The historical
report was prepared By Mr.. Savage
Smith, one Of only a few now Twins or
tho founders of the school,
At night the church choir rendered as
a flrrlng climax to these anniversary ex-
ercises, as well as commemorative Of
.Christ's birth, beautiful cantata. THE
Word Made Flesh" This Is a work Of
high order and was rendered to degree
OF excellence most oredltable. showing
much study and palnstaking work on the
part Of the soloists and choir, and the
thorough training Of their director Prot.
T.. r., Watson.
Tho story OF the incarnation. so beau
tifully told In song, seemed to pervade
the immense audience with \ spirit OF
solemnity impressive for good, The
soloists were Mrs. r, G. Tupman, So
pranu. Miss Helen Portiaux, al to: Mr.
r. G. Tupman, tenor;s Mr.. James 9, Har'
wood, baritone. There was Well bal,
anced chorus Of twenty voices. MIS-.
Laura Watson Is the orgaRlst.
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PRODUCE MAEKET,

NEW YORK, Dsc. as.-FLouRFalry &C.
sYs asa bsk
"a s5sf5,lo;, choica 10 fancy; ss Aaae1 tBpck-
wheat Tiour--Quiet at Cornlilsa 7,
Firm; yellow WESTERN fio2 & kiln 'lrtedin ss9
400; garlsy--seaay'; fesdlns' gs' VI
Whsat- sist steady; Nos lsd o,Se opii5ns
were strong and Act4ye until lilid "day ,When
hig visible supply increase and better tysAtels
ii, the Argentine caused sharp reactions. i.arl =
advances were based. On war news. rspolEs 2.
heavy rain n argentine higher cables tsll
foreign statistics and covering tbs elosn WAS
Nsy, closed at s7'gs.; 7u1S' s9Ne,; Rsss@eDer. =.
spot arm; No, &. bsAc.s opt,qp. ,yua9kat was
active and higher NEST Of Ito EdaPsl on koou
strensth II, Wheat and cover:ns but eyantltllt
eased Of slightly. closing. Sac net higher, MAY
closed at 5lo,;,s. December 5Sc: Ca tsr-Spot,
arm; Noe, f2io.S Options nominal I
best hams, SEQ es; Saekst % (; s!ty
extra. INdIa rae.s
shguldsEs p!sksa ,nm y .s eA SSHNsS
hsa eGssnSn a;ny sssR .sst $751;
megs ss Hs;ass O. TalIIowstsa
sssi, ,ss ssss'S i
p{ls g9 s'sS g AZ 4
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coffee futures opened steady at n advance III of
10qao points, following higher Eu r. peatn h m
Brazilian cables and reports Of peter III ~.
quiry tor spot coffee. Around the close hlshsr
offers from Santos gave tho pnrket anoth ftp
ward twist, and the close VAS arm 81 nse
gain Of l5Ts9 points, with September ana No. No,
vstnber selllllg up TO the cent mara. as ala
also December 1904. Sales. $4,000 bags. -
sugar-Raw, nominal; falr reantns ag
Si.l6c. centrifugal, o. test. 2ta .. lSc. iuo-
iasses sugar. AK d1a 13-1ec tfned. quiet con-
fec lioners a. ST. 30 mould a, 81 cult loaf ghd
crushed Gai granuinted s4.1s: po,wdasg.i:ds 4
81 81: Goubes s. TO- Rce-Quiet;y dome stic ssl q
5&es sioa Firm; New orleans ~ s!sp :,
Butter Steady: extra cream S,;;; naass
dairy .ot Cheese-Guiet: Stete, full cream.
TO fancy snla colored Saptamber. 1sc,' ia.o
made; i0c !; small white, Sci ten'be r. l2c.. iate
made lOc. Eggs-E'irn; state and sl'ennlsyiYd.-s
MIA nearby, avcrag finest, S6c ;,;,..-
Pota toeS-Frm: Long Island ~ ~ tst.
sey, t2g22 jersey sweets, il;h asS.s; state
and Western sncks, X; 81. 1ta,aa5. PeanYls--
Steady; fancy haidpickod, tsaG5c: other az az
sAgss cahhal ,Sa !seIlo Sott,n
BY steam, TO Liverpool lse. "a i{3i;
CHICAGO. ILL, Dec. 2s.-Delay OF haryast.;
ing In Argentine. duo To rains. was cause
Of strength In wheat today Tie market q - ~
hrn With May " aae M sons a 81
121ac
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WILL HOLD INQUEST.
Coroner Taylor to Examine Into
Death of Dan Green.

Coroner Taylor VIII hold an inquest this
morning at 10 o'clock oyer the remains
nf Dan Green, the negro who was shot
about two months ago by Jim Fan
dolph, \. 49,,
appeared to grow better, and ne was
abie to be at the trial Of Randolph IN
the Hustlngs Court, The jury gave Ran
dolph ten, years In the penltentfary on
the charge Of felonious Assault. Later
Green had q relapse, and died last sat'
urday, ,,aS,B 6 r,.
Randolphsis now serving his term He
may he trsS for tho! murder OF Green,
s It the question as TO whether ne can
ba tried before he chnlpletes his present
term has not been decided by tho Cons
17rnnweal tn d attorney Es Il tt4. !
Coroner Taylor held All autopsy oyer,
the body yesterday evening, si.s y o.
the opinion thai death was dus prlmas-
ily to the wound IL II NJ s
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!. At THE..THEATREs.,s2

"a Hot Old Time proved rather dull
to many OF those at the Academy last
night, though there were mot n fsw who
seemed Ito enjoy the .ahsurdities Of the
piece, anu who. rellsbed the horse-play
methods OF the comedians, The success
OF suoh a aproduction as "a IIot Old Time"
depends entirely upon!t hose who make up
@ hard ne agsbGfsn e
make those In front have q good time
succeeded with q portion of the audi
dencr. and made a dtsmRl fatluTs With
those who Refused to soc anything funny
In ei,ias tho lines Of the IN ece 4 or the
manner IN which they were spoken, The
audience took no, halfway, stand 3 Those
who thought " wac coed believed Y II
very very good. while those wins,
Thought It Rss t'bad Y said It WAS or VI
irld"-WIth apologies TO the nursery
Thynlsr, ..sss
Az tho Bijou.
Z 5as,au snlendfd n ctx " az strOi0ht Enldax
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Visible Cotton Supply.
(By AsEtlciateU Press.l

" - ~ Wy lzEkUCIH[EU IT CHS, - y ~
+ NpyY. -l4lfhEANS,. -Deo, sss,- Secretary
tlsster's statement of the worlds visible
supply of.cotton. Issued to-day shows the
total visible to ba s.ss9,s53, against SITS T.
this the .total american cotton Is 3,2S5.853,
AGAINST 3,ls7 $40 last week and a,l2s,0l4 last
year, and ot all other kinds, Including
!5s Drozl, India sse $1,000 against
f,the$ worlds visible supply OF cotton
there is now ahoat and held In Great Bri-
tain and .contlnsntaf y Eur0na a.0a6 900,
againstpl 76e. goo last 3yenr; In Egypt s03. 600
aGainst 2sA 900 last Year,, in India 10000,
against 20a. 900 last year, and IN tho United
States l,a61,UW. against I 81, 300 last year,
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JOHN II. WILLIAMS & SONS.
Il BARkERs,
peaterv IA Is 8 fs1CHMONro.5 VA.
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
MUNICIPAL BONDS "A SPECIALITY. 4
Correspondence invited.

ville were offetcd 13iJou patrons last night.
and from the amount Of applause given.
each turn 1t Is evident that tho multl-
t,ides of: Bijou-goers will have d week
OF perfect JOY. .&.,a ii Ill ,t ,,.ss5 q
tho stars on tho bill. Their travesty this
year fairly reeks with the tun. we all
want wien wa go 10 the vaudeville IA
usual tho setting for their specially is a
fenture. i, .I, l III q. u
laughs. Reno aud Smith, the two Pucks
and West and Van slcklen all gave fnst
and clever turns. ToId and Wilson, lack
face comedians, "a Sherman and De-
Forrest. tnadc up a splendid bill, sur
rounding Ross and Fenton. .
Tho house had the usual big Monday.
night crowd. ..s53;S ..ss
Fawcett in Othello."
At che Academy &C Music. this after
the Baltimore actor manager, whose
na,ne has 50 long stood for the best IN
Ito theatres. will DO scen here In q big
production Of i"Cthellu," the grandese
t:ugedy from the pen of the mas ter.
Recently. at one OF his two theatres in
baltimore. Mr.. Fawcett achieved
dramatic triumph, greater than Of all his
p.las CaTaeT. wow Slko \. suiA'V 'A"aAAA',,
cent production and the same company
will be seen here 1t Is q play which
should hiring out oil the best theatre
Hoers Of this city. x IN :9 B. 81 5s
n ilses!des Mr.. Fawcctt the cast will In
cluele Dewitt jennings, as lagoo; Miss
r;vllHn vaughan, better known here as
Miss Evelyn Brown, as DesdemonA; Eds
win Evans, son Of Row. Or. w. r. Evans.
Of this city; Alfred Hudson, Ir" Maude
Ream stovor, Allen Fawcett and George
Darrell. ~
Herbert Kelley.
Sir Arthur Canon Doyle, author Of
3''sherlock Holmes, !" has presented to MT. y
Herbert Kelley, Il beautiful edition OF
Ills works. It includes his Defense OF
the British In the South African Cues,
5tlon," work which he got out at his
own expense, Mr. Kelcey will be seen
at the tAcadem s Friday might
G.9s Rose Coghlan.
Rose coghlan and har splendid sup
porting company wtll appear at the Acad-
envy Saturday, ma Three and night, IN
THE Greatest Thing In the World.
dramatic event OF genuine interest,
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NAVAL STORES.

!Fh NTiN Soth,ps ta Mss ssceipts
casks. Rosln-FirIn nt e: ~, receipts, Z. 5ol
bn r1e is. Tur.-etsady ct sEu31l .6o; receipts ieo
ha rrsis Crude Turpeutlna-- Firm at 81 loaas.S1;
SAVANNAH, GA. Dec s.-.TuRPESTl Ne
s4S casks: experts, $40 ca-aks, Rosin-Fl. M Hre'
ceirls lei barrels eSnarss, at % s
5rfSEaStendy at 65Hc.s Rogll-steady. z.
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7 MARINE lNl9skLiGENCE. I
PORT or, RicHsoNH pEr, ., 1905. .

PORT or ,RIcEHioNp! DEG, ., 1908.
$50 Is t3E7 ARRIVED Wy = I, n. a.
F Steamer Berkeley, GUY Norfok. merchandise
TX 81 SAlLtsLGhsS3 y :
steamer Pocahontas Graves Norfolk and
eers, Virginia Eayigauontco f57 n, .8
steamer Rerkeley. Guy rorfolk merchandise
and passengers. Old pontAop line. J. .S.G
PORT OF WEST POINT. DEC ., 1908.
ARRIVED.
Charlotte. Murphy, baltimore, passengers ana
general cargo. -, fi3i;
Charlotte. Murphy, baltimore, passengers and
general cargo. Ge T. 6ttla EG
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SPECIAL RATES VIA sEAeoARD AIR
FL LINE, RAILWAY.

Atlanta, Ca, and Return, Account South.
ern Educational Association,
On sale to-day. December 2Sth, via sea-
hoard Air Line Railway. cheap tickets to
Atlanta s17.b7 for the round trip; good
returning until January s. 1904. Two
.trains-thrpngh seepess-qulck time
splendid equipment, Call phone 400 for all
information,
as HIS. Lizard,
District Passenger Agent.
No, $50 East. Man Street Richmond, Va.
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SHRINERS' MEETING.
Officers Chosen for the Coming
Year-Somes to be Appointed.

Mystic Shrine, Saturday nisht. officers
for tie coming year were elected as fol-
lows. Charles II Phillips. illustrious po-
tentate; George j, Hooper, chief rabban;
James Ar. Gilt, assistant rabban; John
r. cbarlaten, high priest and prophet;
q. A, Hawkins, oriental guide; James
F.. Mayer treasurer; Charles A. Nesbltt.
recorder; Preston Belvtn, George L.
Stout, p, r. Downham. Thomas ], Not
'r.ngam, imperial representatives to
Atlantic City.
Besides the above. the llustrious POI
tentate will appoint number. Of officers.
all al whom will DO Installed at the next
meeting.
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SPECIAL RATES VIA EsEARoARp AIR
e, en- IN e RAIL WAY,

Account southern educational Aesoola,
ton A ss6s, Ssn as psiSssos 49,. g
seahoard viii Sell tickets from all sta,
tons on Its lines to Atlanta and return
al rate OF one fare, plus 81. %. which In,
.cludes membership Tee. Tickets on sale
pecen,bey 2St h, final limit January 3, 1904
For tickets and other 4nforma tlon, apply
t. the undersigned.
District Passenger gent,
4 Phone }os, Richmond4 We. u
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4 BALTIMORE. MD. Dec. IS; uR-aYles;
winter patent, 81. 20I44 40; spr!ug patent, s4.lSd
80 Whcat--puii but 'nrmar; spot contraet
sna ne enth SssSssNs No eSssne
Firm: snot,y Old, 80 ladI h6ssei; spot new, ij}sGp
4aSse; December t9.a a69;se new s9 ~
white corn, oats--Elrmf N 20. Al.
fancy fancy imitation. isasoc: fanny cream cry
fancy adie, ls0lsc.: fancy roll. lbg ls1 EgssdI
large, 1iallEc, small. llS;aal!o- suga. IS aly
and Sunchanged.a Coarse gruEu!ated and flne,,
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Tho followlng aro the .lo!all Rssl gssSsslpts q

The olleWng &C ,he d1ha,
Galveston, l,7359es bales New g orlsNns'
l.1osow bales Mobile. 1900 balss sayan1ai,
sia,5sa bales: Charleston. ! SO oa Msim, s,
more s.ssa bal es New YoEk. l9,5SI bales;
BOSTON, siSs balss; EeWpert News l.e29 b ~
bales; Fomsacola, 7S6ll bales; Forth Arthur.
1851 bales Port Townsend' IAseo balest iSan
Easis Pass. Ills bales Laredo. 40 bales, ~
tal, a0a5,979 bales. 81 ..-.Ml n. 49, 1.
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!! r,orroN Ia J, 4, on MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s--Cotonseed. oil had q
Of prices Prime crude. b, mills ~ 1lglc:
NJ, ir1a summer yellow. 37css:: Oft summer yollow
NAL; prime white, Sg4Apc.; primo WINTER
yellow, A0Ilsc. y ~ go i;5{
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the leading quotations ranged as follow:
-. Il - 49, Open. High. Low. = CtpsAE

Cash ouotnttona were as folIows-- t1t e.
Quiet No.I2 spring wheat. .ssc No g, go
Soc; No. red SaaGSse NO, 81. cS e ~; g:
No. ) wSita, s5gstssc 10. !: rye, 5?s4c,. ';ood
feeding barley, S557c. fair 70 choice nal ing,t
western, fLoo; prime Timothy seed, $3.50 .ies s
pork. Per barrel. sto;259l?sna, lard. par 100
sS' a5Ts.s7S; short clear sides tboxedl, s. 3;,s1
$50 Whsey basis Of hI I; %iniss s c, sri
steady: creumerrs, l6H.sc,, dairies l4alc.
cheese-steady at 2sG21ssc. Esss-stcady at
lOGIlol:c. 5t-t'y II. sHtt. AZ
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Herbert Kelley.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Among tho we'll known gentlemen in
the city last night waS Hon, John H.
Hurt or Pittsyvania; for many years
a member rof the State Senate. and for
several years president pro tempore :of
n that body. Mr. Hurt LID ooking unusually
we'll, and :appearssllttle changed since the
days5wi.an. ha welded tho :gavel In the
south side or the Capitol. He Is In tho
city on business for a. day or two. It is
rather D. curious coincidence that when
Slr, Hurt, went to register he found the
name next preceding his on tho t;llst 9
arrivals to be IASJ. Hurt. Virginia. his
initials but with the order reversed.
At the Jefferson. among others, Is
Hon. Randolph Harrison, of 5Lynohhurs,
a we'll known member OF tbs bar of that
clty and former; member Of the Senate
OF Virginia.. Hotis here on law business.
Mr. Edmund Vance Cooke; Of chvee.
land Ohio, tina poet,lectttrer, Is regis
tered at Mutrhy'a.
Among other we'll known arrivals at
Murphy's are: Samuel ]. Bryant, Of
drew h II. Allen Petersburg; David e.
Graham, of Danville; P. 8. Boxley,, Of
clifton Forge; p. e. Smith, Parkersburg
Nv. IVA, w. D. Rhodes. Peace Springs,
wv: va; + H. F.. Coble, and Howard Gard
ner Greensboro: John Webb and daush-
ter. Oxford,tN. G. 533.
Among, the da y IS arriyals.at The Pow
Bhutan nre j. .W, Den, psey., Petersburg;
H.. G. Morton, Ir.. Newport News; NJ. r.
HarrelF, Williamsburg; DO hin "A. Peyton,
Of Charleston, w. Va: L Tom A. Ewers
OF staunton: ". "A. BrXson Of Boydton;
p. e. Lipscomb. Of King and Queen
county; Felix O. Gee. Virginia: Pc
Pope North Carolina; w H. Lea. High
Point, N. c.; r. Fl. Patterson. OF Wilson.
:. N. c. and J, s. Ltggett, Wellsburg. W..
Va. lg6 \
At the Lexington Hotel. among yes
terdayfs nrriva Isl, are r.; A. Clark, Lynch
burg; W, n. Carr. North Carolina; Mr..
and Mrs. J.--Es: Woodd w Virginia; T, H.
Williams; Virginia y. r. Tllery, North
fCaroltna.. G.. B.. Harris. Henderson,; ]. n.
Smith. tChar.,ttc;sNT L. Wood, Bis ISL
and; r. s.. Shield Lynchburg; Robert s..
Walker, Virginia
These arrivals We're recorded at the
Jefferson Hotel yesterday: Dewitt Gin
ton Jones. Jr, Samuel 7. slocun,, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. E. Lamb. Miss Lamb. Mr.. ard
Mrs NJ. Fl. !. GoodkIn, Sherman Day, D. F..
Ford, joseph Weiss, W. G. crenshaw,
Mr., and Mrs. ", r.. NIcCord Now York;
#. d. CLAIBORNE H.. NJ. Cuttings, Bev-
erly Ober, Frank ODER, Baltimore: Ran
dolph Harrison Lynchburg; Murray Boo
cocl, NesWlck. ,is.{3 Y 4; tsit
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--lGt .1Egf TT q. =
a "a growing '1raer each day. Wide Jsteetings
and I'll hlosched shared sinI. The advances regis.
tered to-day, but buyers arc sun very conSse ..
one and little is expected IN tue. way of new
business until utter stock taking ts complete.
ions 4 n rc husler with clearance sales. ana a
fai1'7 number OF buyers IS being recorded from rom
day to day; sf55s ~ t.-si i vi 5Slit3sffr
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No,thcrn paclhc a. ,,............,........ 70Ps
i orfolk and western con ln.............. eo7s
Hraron Short Lima IA and PartiC. ,,,......t %
PennsylyamIa. rotT. Ykg Observation-Disclosures. !sh
f,cn dfnr c;encraI "a Observation-Disclosures. o. 1
81. Loais and Iron Stountiin con Js...... lis
St.. Louis aud san Francisco fg. ts.........
ST.. Lauis SputtwesterT tstA .... ..,....:.. ~
SeusHsin Paciic' Is ................ .1t
soushsrn Hallway Ss Observation-Disclosures. lin
Texas and Pacific tstA (. .....Sie
Toledo. st. L. aud Western. 4s, ~
f,nton paciGc cnnv Observation-Disclosures. i5Ts
ivy stasi I'd ha :;,.,.....,.... l0It
Tv.S. ~ >siss a....,.....,....... Al4is
W. ~ be si,i nan I'm ~ hsA
~ ai,n M !, Ia E,yie IL ,,......... IS
~ 1,icnm An f1.entrai 4s 51is
Colorado Fuel and Iron con. ds-.a,,..... h33h
~ aud o., collateral trust 4s...'.'.....': byo?A
Central Of Georgia I'd 1nc.........'..'......,aa -
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U, s. refunding IS registered .......t...... lo5 N
u. s. refunding e. coupon ................ CO.'S
II. S. as, registered
u. S. o.. coupon !972i
U. g.. New Is, registered 1894
u, s. Now q, coupon \. :. I. 1sah
i. y Old a. registered /. I. 9x
u. g. OH Il, coupon. ilo4
ii IL "a rSsist cred ..,,,,,.,..............lD LII u
IL q Ar co,inor icy int 1o1h
AZ h;xan uomstai .a ......,,,,,.,.....,...1 9,.
Htchjaon aIiustrnent is ,,.,,....,....,..... siis
Htiantje coast Tins IL ....,. ~. ......., VAS
Baltimore and Ohio 10 ................,,..' ~ ~
Baltimore and Ohio 31.s.................... 70
Central OF Georgia IS ........................4' X
ES"ssnsa,.e ana Shio 4igs. lp,,s
c;hirar ~ n nd Alton as Observation-Disclosures. .11t
Gitcn - ~ r. ~nd o,incv new 1s........... e3h:
Shicaso n. and ST. PAIL gen .!......... l1e!!s
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET, s XIII, XII
BALTIMORE. MD, Dec, es.--sehboarJ: Air
hae S so asNsa an aH Iins
IDS hidi do preferred not quoted gs;3sf44s
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 28;~The cotton nlaTl,et
opsned strong at nn advance OF ss95l points
Oh excited covering and further bull support,
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MISCELLANEOUS |. MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA, Day ly yTs;c /,
Farmsrs market ysr y, Etapssy sMs stFlS;S
sHe . spa isS, sSdste.i machine p'9ktSa, s9v
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKED.
T. q, +! Z. Richmond, Va. Dsc, Is, le9sc,
i.54i. W.. s.1 Nitt ~ A,rIONS Bs.., ~!
!: CATTLE MARKETS

3 CHICAGO, LIZ, Doc. N -CATTLE -ts-
ceipts, sS9vl head. Market stead, l1ayI, to
prime steers, poor to medium, ~
h i.n; s.oS shssasse :eanneHs VIZ
s.aa4 il: calves, s5as,5O. Hogs Receipts. 1900
hnxtt ~ to morrow, ~, 900 head, arher- too;
higher. Mixed and butchers, saboY wv; tooa
I'd Choice heavy. y, 100 W; AvgMt neaSst shi'oV
80 oH hsad sa ssssr s'e soas
inmns. nrm, Good to choice Wsthsrs. Ss,hog
PAS; : fair J, to ehoice mixed, svdS15;. 4 nas'Sp
lambs, si,5oaSN ~ =. sy
NEW YoRK. Dec. Is, = REEy EsE,RsSeip. 1..
; sss sSsayu hsas
Bulls. sss0dSSa; cows tltoQ$So ieSIrA ts y.
Calves Receipts, ssa head; yeals. ses- higaeE,
,bal.nyard and western CALVES, hlsher.. sag
siGS5O little calves nnfny ,n drssaed
sysSq TSsssssf county sser drssssa
SSes aad ass head sbe AZ
steady: lambs. 20Gp35c, h1Keer Sheep, ,sIopY
s7ST. Ian SIS SIS 5Oayt. 20: cu!ls Saha Sa aau9
lambs ST. IIogs-Receipts, y NJ, mead. fdaE rn
s5c shighaN State ana pennsylvania a0ss'
X, 25G5.@ ,,iyq3. Il, T Az ss.t.. XIV
r 1yNroN sfocK YARDS. PITTS 20 q a.
Ine s & 7oasI iaS ss&a co. laaer
Prifne heavy md mediums; ~. lgIs.l4i henvy
yorkels. llght eyyI 9rkSf SSasoo p
ss' ss s ama commoa,
s hsl%ss Ss eSolss lambs ea''e
"a srN ,{sssS X @ sfe :! ssg
as. p--steedy at s2dSlS' Lamps--ssssa w
rat Si:25G 20. t's+EE'fi'i w 7 8f III
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2 Cotton Quiet nlIddIInR, II ~: gTUss eccgiI1II,
1885 Bales sales. 4lO bales: stock ;s.d 9t;
bales. ,5.l, h - :, :, ,co,,,t. a
"a. S75 bales; export 10 Great Britain, 6os nales
10 France. s,ols bales; 70 the Continent veg 10y
"c'onsoiIdatad at ali 'seaports--Net receipts,
50. s2 bales; export to Great Pritain ess ha'tj
to France, 1905 bales 70 tho Continent. lE'ts
Total aimee September lst at al, ssaports-Net
receipts, sos hples lHpart tSS 81 utsa.
Britain l6l.SS7 balea to France oA''.'p osuoa,
to Tho Continent, l,ea6eis hales -4