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The Tupelo journal., 1904-09-16
Nests Lighted by Electricity

The baya, or weayer-bird, of India.
has the curious habit of fastening fire.
flies to its nest with moist clay. On a
dark night such a nest shines with the
brilIiancy of a small electric lamp.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-09-16
Over the Phone.

Cant you come, Alice?"
"No, Laura, l can't"
"Oh, I'm so sorry: I expected to en-
Joy your visit so much. wanted to
tell you all my troubles Brooklyn
Life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
WANTS | OF
CITY I DEF :. S
Fire Board and Committee on
Poor Make Their Wants and
Wishes Known.
coA,EEpEMrElhc RI RIIII3nfNGS
CONFERENCEsAS TO BUILDINGS
Chief Of Fire Department Asked
( to Report-Want New House y
in the West End.

There were several important commit
tee meetings at the City Hall last night,
There was a conference between the
chief OF police. chief OF the fire depart
ment and City Engineer. with reference
to the, safety OF public buildings, but no
agreement was reached further than to
ask Chief Fuller. OF the fire department
to report to an adjourned meeting II tho
ordinances in force on tho subject were
being carried out
WHAT FIRENlEN WANT.
Tho Board of Fire Commissioners, at
their meeting last night. agreed upon the
following recommendations to the Finance
Committees;
w. Il. Thompson. Electrical De-
Expense account..,.. l'avo
Expense account Fro Department
4 proper ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AhHu
House and lot. West End .....,.,,..& l0,Ooo
Tho Committee on Relief Of the Poor
submitted to the Finance Committee the
following needs for 1901:
Almshouse pay roll,,,,....',,,,'.',,.'Sl o,oso
'Almshouse expenses. Observation-Disclosures, ihotu
Poor of Observation-Disclosures S'sVJ
Removal OF lunntlc s....,...,.,.'..''. lVo
Construction .,.:.'... l.oVo
---
$500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
COTTON MARKETS.
Richmond. w.. Jan. is, 1894.
SALES

NEW YORK, JAN. ls..-The cotton market
opened arm at an advance OF SOIL points IN
covering, moaeratu buil support aAd sons buy
Ing Tor OUTSIDE long acssount t.at wa PRO.
noted by tna prospect for hight receipts for
The day, hrn, eaelss q more ? AGES; view ss
ports OF q good spot demand Il. tnt South.
business, loWeyr. was not particularly active.
Shortly after the opening there were indi a.
lions Of Incubation, anu whsn the Houston
estlmat o. was received. showing rather a .
Ter movement prices sag,oa ba-k SO eral
points. Hut there seeme4 I, litf,>, real
pressure against the market, and shortly beftr
mid day the ,undertone became vely 4 m. l-us-
ness did not run ~ mncn. M ne expseta.l y
adyanSe rstee,ns rmnss1, IN s, ~ ia spot
room, element who hau gons a4o.t o. the
HeW hieh RECORD iop M season. March as Ire
he previous high price on July ha Ing been
li.27' The advance was, ohieliy In sympathy
with the flrmness at New Orleans. Shorts,
too, appeared % be anxious e. e. cover PIT Dc
offerings than Of any decided volume Of buy
Ing, The market closed steady Within n
:"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
THREE Il ARRESTED
FOR .R r D i in. DEAD
Louis Witt, a Saloon Keeper,
Charged With Stealing From
Person Theatre Fire Victim.

3HOSVS1t1GSS1 ~o>''I l
CHICAGO, Jan. 1s.-C Charged with rob-
bling the dead and dying. at the Iroquois
Theatre fire, three men have been placed
under arrests by the Chicago police. The
first Of alleged ghouls !. to be captured
was Louis WITT. keeper of the Illinois
saloon. located atS Deatborne and Ran.
dolph Streets. q few doors from the
main entrance OF the i theatre. It ~
charged that WITT rob bed the. body Of a
dying. woman. N Isl J, lt.Trask. . the at
ternoon ofsthe.lfire, securing slo0. which
it is ALLEGED s.waa Galiiylde among three
men, two OF whoms weres arrested after
WITT. The police clafDot2 have, received
confessions from all, three men; lSf, /. i,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
THE GREAT ANN uAL Is, cARNlvALs
"MARDlF GRNS" FEBRUARY
IN TO rs 1904

New Orleans, La; Noble Ala; Pensa-
cola, Fla: February 10Th to 10th. 1901.
Tho gayest and most peautlfulof all sea-
sons in the favored sections. For these
occasions the Southern Railway an
nounces ono fare for the round trap, plus
2bc.. from all points. Rates, Richmond to
Now Orleans and re.urn Sz6.75, to Mobile
s24 TO Pensacola $a75, Compal atively
low rates from all points Tickets on sale
February och to 18th, inclusive. with re'
turn lint Eebruary .vtn, Win the ex,
ception, that upon deposit of ticket. with
Joint agent at destination and payment
OF 5Oc., return limit may be extended 10
March 9Th,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
Tom Settle to the Front

"A Washington special TO tho Philadsl-s
phla Ledger says; ], >. GARRISON surt
veYor of the port OF New YORK, who y IN
general charge Of Mr.. Rooseyslss q A.
paigr, in the South, has named ex- HeEve-
sentative Thomas Settle to taxs charge
Of the fight In North Caroline. e 81
Presidents Interests there haze not bad
a competent lbcal manager since SENIOR
Pritclard retired from politics to 81 - 1
the hanch, u z IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
Mrs. Triplett's Funeral.
i .R Ward.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

(SpcclaI 20 7 NU IIlIIe5.111'Pt11e'1'J. 90 ,
BACK BAY, VA, Jan. 1s.-It has just
been reported on good authority that E.
R. Ward. recently elected sheriff in the
last county, election. is dead. Mr.. Ward Z,
had entered upon the duties OF his office
and qualified the first Of the year. Full
particulars cannot at this writing be OBJ
tanned. He found dead It his home.
Mr.. Ward lived in Kempsville District
and in the neighborhood known as S :,
lem He was from q prominent family,
was good citizen. and a reliable, upright
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19

Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
SALES.
42bgO Amalgamated Copper.....
TOO Amer. Car and F6ljndry..,

425o0 Amaigamated Copper.....
100 Amer. Car and Fbundry.ui
atner. Cotton I)ll,.,........t
81 Amer. Snuff. ....r.t.s..
Amer. Snuff. pfd..........
Amer. Can .,............s...
. Amer. Carl pfd... ,..........
no Amer. Locomotive, .cotn.l.,
lW Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
2s5g Amer. Sugar .,...... .......
1000 Al, II. and 8. 10, Gomez.
400 Al r.. and s. Tc,pYd....,.s.a
300 Baltimore and Ohio........
A4c0 Brooklyn RAPID Transit.
Chnnda Southern &......t...
2l00 Canadian Pacific ..........
hl0 chesapeake and Ohio..,...
1900 Gil. Great 1Vestern......s.
900 Chi, Mil. and s. P.......
$50 Colo. Fuel and Iron.......
1860 Colo. Southern, com. ....s..'
Colo. Southern, lat pfd....
COZ Colo. Southern, "a pfd ~. ~,
300 Clev.. Gin. Chi. and s. IL.
700 Continental Tohncco. pfd ].
S25 Consolidated Gas 5...........
COO Delaware and Hudson. d..
zoo Del, Lack and Wcstern..t
500 Erie, com. .........,......
( 4450 Eric, tst pfd. ................
500 Eric, I'd pfd.
100 General Electric ..s.....,...
2oG Illinois Central ....,.........
1900 + oulsvIlle and Nashvillc...
22JQ Mania tin n. ..... 3...... $500
1000 Met, Street Rallway.......
3loO Mexican Central ...........
1900 Mo-. Kan. and Tex, com.
11C0 Mo-. Kan. and Tex, pfd...,
1000 Missouri Pacific ............:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
Jesse Goulclrnan.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch>
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Jan. 1s.-Alr.
Jesse Gouldman. of Westmoreland county,
son of MI. R. L. Gouldman, of King
George county. died suddenly. after being
seriously Ill for only an hour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
imp RrANr CHANGES in scAE DuLr,

seaboard Air Line Railway, January
Is 10, 1904.
on and after January, 10. the seahoard
,ylll inaugurate n now train. 'Seabonrd
FLORIDA Limited" No, 81. leaving Rich.
mona 1925 P. NJ, ''seaboard Express, 2
So. 81, leaving Richmond ll;oo T. NJ,
instead Of 1O:35 r. NJ; "Seaboard Mailn
No. q, 2:l5 p, NJ, instead OF 1870 p, NJ.
FL 8. Lizard,
District Pass. Agent. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19

point or two OF tho best, and net 22FJ2e points
higher Sales estimated at G0O.000 bales.
Y Receipts ut the ports yo.dny we're 35a y Dalc .
against IS. 7o3 las week and s5Sl iast a. IA
week and ~ III last year. days receipts
at New Orleans were II. 592f bales AGAINST i',si.
last year. and at Houston 2,SAs bales against
1851 last year. s5l5sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
DRY GOODS MARKET.

shows material improvement as far as demand
goes, and buyers show moro WILLINGNESS to pay
in many lines, while in print cloths and kin
dred fabrics q distinct advance has been. reg.
chased at $40, In considerable quantity. and
other print cloths yarn goods arc substantially
higher. 5#i. 13e1 -t -lf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19

NEW ORLEANS, La. jan. 1s.-spot. cotton
falling on in receipts and the str nstn5 Of
futures. Sales 400 bales, incluiiig o.Se1 to ar.
rive Quotations advanced hc.S
Futures opened steady and priceE were from
aus points higher. For SOME time alter me the
We're from l2al5 points higher 5tnan the clos !.
OF Saturday the time Of the op ehx11 OF OF
OF 6 and points In futures. and this encour-
aged the advance here csns.,s "s1e "A a up
vance OF from sail points. The market CLOSED
firm at about the highest figures OF the day.
Net gains were l9I22 points.
COTTON futures steady: January, 13S4Ilssi;
February. l4.0aQl00i: March, li.lsui4.lg: April.
li.3slla5i: May. 1stsai+sl: June li.S'ahet'
July, 1lsi8lLS5: August. II o. BID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
Mrs, C.sE. Peyronnet.s

ington, and EMORY Wood, bf tho United
states navy.
Mrs. c. E. Peyronnet.
Mrs. Carrie u rcyronnot. wife Of Mr..
Lucian G. peyronnet, died at hcr resi-
dcnco. No. 713 West Clay Street. In tho
thtrty.seventh year OF her age. She
leaves her husband and six children.
The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock
this morning from ST. Ntars's German
Catholic Church. The interinent VIII pc
made III Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Mrs. Sarah Barker. .
Mrs. Sarah Barker died Sunday morn
Ing at $50 O'clock at the residence of hcr
son.in-law MrSJ. Ii Ebenbock. No. 1877
East Main Street. Deceased leaves hus-
band three daughters and two sons
" Thepfunernl will ttnko place this nfter'
noon at, $3.50 O'Clock from Holy Trinity
Church.
Mrs. Lucy Ellen Smith.
Mrs. Lucy Ellen Smith passed away
at her home. No. 1928 North Seventeenth
Street, at II 80 Sunday night. In the six
ticth year Of her ages She leaves two
sons and a. daughter. The intcrment Will
be made IN Oakwood this morning ut
4 1926 o'clock. 2& &, Il. ,4e3 !.
Mrs. Carrie p. Gregory. Il
4 Mrs. Carrie p. Gregory, wife Of Mi.
Joseph r. ~ Gregory, died last night at
11.50 O'clock, at the residence, No: 1902
Twenty3iirsts Street, Paramount She
leaves hor husband and two Children. 3
Funeral notice Will be announced lou
later ~; Hi; II 4. 4 "a 5sit:s.
Mrs. Triplett's Funeral.
The funeral of Mrs. Mamie Jenifer Trip
lott took place ut st. Pauls Church YES.
]terday at noon, DR.. Strange. the rector.
conducting the usual service. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were the pail carers
Active--Messrs. VIM G. Bentley Isaac
Davenport, Jr., William Townes, Wynd--
hant Meredith, Arthur 3. Clarke, Franz
Blankenship, Barton Iaxall, Or. Beverly ,
Honorary--Dr.s j. B 8 McCaw. General
sFitzhugh Lee, Colonel, Archer Anderson
Dr., e. Tompkins. Messrs. John H. Monta-
gue,s r. Travis Daniel, Edward .. Price,
Gervas storrs, James Caskle, Captain 8N ":
Gordon McCabe, Major Z. D. I. Myers.
Major Otway s. Allen. i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
DEATHS.

r "a
BARKER,-Died Sunday morning At 3 $3.50: e.
/. l.. Ebcnhack. ISL East Man rect Mrs.
4 SARAH BARKER She leaves a husband
three daughters, two sons and sixteen gr-.a-
Funeral will take place THIS (Tuesday)
AFTERNOON ut $3.50 o clock fro n HoIT
Trinity Church. 1nterment In Hollywood
Friends Of tho family respectfully invited 10
attend.
EYERETT.-Entered into eternal rest Mon
N day, January 18TH 1906 at n P. M.,a Mrs.
LOUISE T., EVERETT.
Funeral notice lator
PERFORMER I3iSa ct hey rs4,HeTSe 9' TX
Of Lucan a.. Peyronnet, In tho thirty,sev:
enth year OF her age. She leaves husband
Funeral from ST. Mary's German Catholic
Church THIS (Tuesday1 MORNING !. at 10
O clock. Interment In Mt Calvary. F.iehds
and acQuaintancesS aro invited to nttend. c
QU1NN,-Dled. at $3.50 A. nj. Monday
january ls 1901. ARTHUR NJ. QUINN,
son OF James and Maggie Quinn, at his
residenco, sos q. Leigh Street.
Funeral from ST; Peers = ua,. Cathedral
sM1rH,-,Dled. AZ hsE bone, l!;s N, Seven
i i7tn M n1: - LucY ELLEN sSfiTiI III tic
sixtieth year Of her4 ngc, Shi leaves two
sons and one daughter.
InteIment In lakewood Cemetery TODAY
(Tuesdnyl. January 10TH at 1880
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
Eldred Gianniny.a

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
VA, Jan. IS
TIE. remains OF Mrs. Eldred Gianniny. who
died in Las Vegas, New Mexico. where
he. had gone in the hope of improving his
health, wcra brought here yesterday af-
ternoon, en- route to his home, near Rock
fish. Nelson county. The body was ac-
companied by Mrs. NJ. f., Radcliffe. who
was Joined .sl1ere. by Mrs. G., A. finder
and others, who. accompanied IT to Nell
SON.. The funeral and burial took place
at 8 O'clock this afternoon.
Mis- E1lan r Ellis n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19

UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBURG. PA.
Jan s-SATrLE--keceipt s 1G5 cars Market
far. ts.40a4.iO. HoEs-Receipts,. IS cars. Mar.
ket SLOW Prime heavy, s,.l 1ee, PA mediums
ssi,Tsa1,ss; pigs $I6vfpi.iO; rulighs. S360li.o.
Is sar s 3 s9 81 STEADY:
and common. s2.l0dp..76; choice lambs, S6.l0D
6.25 veal calves sSGS, 25
and steady at ss.ioa5V5, Cattle-Dull and
lover at $2@4.5 Sheep-Dull and lower at
&C. 2sd3.35. Lambs-Quiet and lower at - bO9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19

Cotton, quiet !. rniddling, iAlo; net receipts.
~ bales; gross. 1888 bales: sales. 1880 bates;
s' o,ai Z today at oil receipt II Is;
&c 10 bales: export to Great Br..ain g, 332
bales: TO France 20 GALES: to tho Continent,
Il. 40 bales; stock, Siss4s bales. rcccint..
toSI ZIG bales; export ITO Great Britain ~, 3
bales 10 France. 20 bales; 70 tho Continent
Total since September list at all seaportsI7N. i
receipts go $50 bales; export to Great bIltain,
Gg2 sa7 bales: to- France, b5i .oA pn)ca 70 t l!e
Continent, LESS, all bales. G5 80 \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. tS.-FLoUR-Dull and
Rys EguEstsaSy RyeKF
Wheat-spot nrm; No: !. red. s4c, &c Options ms
opened easy on o the npora Sy oa.9In s
port, backed up by bulllan weekly and osasr
statistics with fresh war scare az noon toon,
the southwest also insplrsd buying, and a.. -. :;
close was rrm at .sa ae1.y net I'D dan 'an+e. May
closed az si,se 1uly a. sI ise option market
acted weak for a time under fnvnraoie weather
ana unoadnF but 5eee With a noon
al s1s's s s Isl ct nsSsat 10 cay
Ss
Md s sssaa steTn Market mar
foe futures opened steady at UNCHANGED prices
5ings. 4 demand was light durir- the entire
session and the market ruled R'nernl!y ststt
psn,s naa syss s:say 4 an oos
bags sugar-Raw. quiet; fair refining s.ss.;
een1rga " t1si oasisI sasa
dairy ars.eri ls1iye cheeses,sadl stat, fuf
naa fancy s a1Hfsa we septebsr
iao a' late made 1o!sc. Esgs-tirm; s:9te Ind
eaby aY isaad ansst 49, e
sacks sss sV ssieass5 'esnuts4tirm fancy ha:d-
bpn sKsa sSsS d comes ton
per 100, S5ao,0o, cotton-by steam % Liver
3, CHICAGO, ILL, Jan ia, curtailment Of
the world 8 supply figures to-day helped sus-
tain on wheat. Another fact, was unfa sin :
Closed cos ' al gain gain Of ase Nay q
a net advance OF -o.:s oats 1sQAc.. and pro-
visions e'.0i5c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
pEANur MARKET

NORFOLK, va VA. Jan. is..-PEANuTs-
Farmers market hlmer. Fancy. a4a.t. strictly
prime, @3ldlS7sc.; prime. 2,st3c I; common. llsQ
: :5.s spa"'s'' e'u'' - '14'''s =
PETERSBURG. VA, Jan. 1s.-PEANuTs-
Spanish. vvuya,so, Market nrl... Suck tiGut
fnn,y: market steady, -sttti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19

CHICAGO, ILL. Jan. ls-CATTLE-Ra-
cepts, 81, 900 head. Market for choice strong;
others slow. Good to prime steers, S. lauo.s1;
poor to medium, s3.50I4.S5: stockers and feed
ers. .a.5atl5; cows and heifers, s. 5915 20;
6a5. Hogs-R.ceipts to-day. As, 600 head 20
morrow. 1000 head Mixed and bs asel. -
rough. heavy. s4.7OG4Y0: light $4,000 g.; bulk
q sales 7o1gt 20 shesR|Recept as,c s'vo
err, Good to choice wethers,i $4Qp4.l0; fair to
choica mixed, Sad37b; native lambs, $t.6O46. 90.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
CHANGE WILL
SOON BE MADE

The last term Of tho lIenrco County
Court, now In progress. Will probably
end on January a7th, The criminal docket
has been cleaned up, and not great
deal OF civil business remains,
The Circuit Court began its term yes
terday under Judge Wexford. After Feb
ruary lst Judge Wexford will retire
along with Judge Wckham. who Will
20 out with the County Court. Tho new
Circuit Court. With Judge r., Carer
Scott on tho honoh, Will begin work
with tho opening OF the new month
The case OF D. ], Jones. charged with
forgery, was examined yesterday ny
squire James It. Lewis. and was sent on
to the grand. fury, Ball WAS fixed in the
sum OF $1,000
A break in tho wires on tho Seven
Pines line caused considerable delay yen-
teyday. The wires are said to DO In had
condition owing to the fact that prope ~
holders along the route refuse to Ia the
company putspp new poles,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19

Mort ri PACING d ..................... 1osa
Nnrihcrn Pnci1c Az II r
Norfolk and western con. 4s....:: $1,000. q
Oregon short Line y aud Partlc...'.... ss!!1
Penns ylva MIA couv,S 3hB. s5St
Rnndinv tNenerni a. Observation-Disclosures. Of 4
81, i.ouis and Iron Mountain. con. 6s..... ll2h
St. Lotis and San Fra cisco fg. 4s........s s3ss
81 Ioilis northwestern 1sts.............!.. 91t,
Seahoarr AIr Line a. 66
southern Pao,o 10 I, ssh
Southern Railway IS II! n
TEXAS and Pueblo lists ....................l 16t
'trnindo 81. r. and Western 4s,...i,,...,., 10
linton Pacific Ia Observation-Disclosures. 1o2H
Union Pacific COW. As ...:.............. 97H
U IS. Steel I'd IS
Wabash Deb rs Observation-Disclosures. 65ls
Uhaejinr and Lake Erie a .....,.......,. 90
Wisconsin Central lsi7...................... Ssh
c;oinrado Fuel and Iron con- 5s.........l "a d
n and O. iCollateralfTr As $s.............t OK
Central Of Georgla. ID 1nc..............". 29t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
Miss Ellen B. Ellis.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Jan. 1S.-
Miss Ellcn b. Ellis died suddenly at her
home here to-day of paralysis OF. the
heart shc had gone about her duties as
usual until stricken. She is survived by
! two sisters, Miss Ellen 3. Ellis, Of this
city, and Mrs. L. Paxton, of Vicksburg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago aI. and 81. Paul gen. 4s....... looA
Chicago and Northwestern con. 7a.......... l LIN
Chicago r. /. and Pacific a. .............. 1Vfs
chicnro RI and Pac. coli. 7Dt
~ *, ~ - ~ ,r er "a .,,.,..,..,.. 8ih
t GG.lfp al III "Tnhacro ia.,,......... SIX
SoinrnHn and Sm,ther I'm 1s observation-disclosures. S7H
Denver and Rio Grnndn 4s.................. ss1ss
rie f;enera a. @
Fort Worth and Dsnver CITY tsts.......... 19s
fivG ;isYiYi,e and Nashyiiie Uned 4s....... oS%
- - =, ronsoi pnid A 1uo 81
y xina,, 9 ,entrnI AZ Observation-Disclosures. T0s
Ma.icam Central lat observation-disclosures. 1Lih
~ CO II ciiu 4s 95
M, Kan,aa and Texas is............ e7h
Misso,,ri I;ansas and TeAaA 2ds.......... 70,a
National r.. r. OF Mexico. con. 4s.....,.... = x
New York Central gen. 3hs........... 9s
New Jersey Central gen. 6s..'... 80. 500. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
/ usiness and Personal
Accounts
SOLICITED BY THE
STA K Bank Of VIRGINIA, I
iii y, Maln. Richmond. Va.

reason to believe was stoLan, Tho owner
may recover tho coat at police head
quarters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19

RAITIMo M .5,,, }a F y ", Eoas
spot Ne rsd, &ssteinI esNas., & 3 he
No SlwhIte Al aIlTkc., Bye irn; No ~.
;sogsiu. do. creamery, ~ 1880, do, fade; Tt6a'
tisc, Eggs Firm. at @s, cheess-B 'irm; laTgf,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
CATTLE MARKETS. ..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. 4
(gales at Union Stock Yards.
Richmond, Va, Jan. Is, 100

Richmond, Va, an. Ii, 1901
Receipts for the week ending Monday: l. siS.
CATTLE-Receipts. sc. head D.; market active
and strong Best steers: 5toGc: medium to
heifers, 4iag4Ac. !; medium to good, 4g4h j;
common to fair. 81 Il3Xc.: dry COWS 2lzG3Sc.;
extra, 4c.: bulls. "a a31sc. = frosh COWS, sag
40: veals. tGI7c. n Re .8 ~ Z! .s .f35
noGs-Reeeipts. o 500 head: market steady
Good hogs. 5AIl5i1c.; lat shoats, 5U5Ac.; rough
hegs AZ 5s 4 gNpal!tya o., head
market steady. Good sheep. ~. R5hc.; lambs
and lightweight yearlings. tx Csc.
NEW YORK Jan; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s,sss head. Steers. slow. but generally steady;
s4i5I5. 90; no choice here bulls, 1901: 60 COWS
81. eJIa.75. tCalves-Receipts IS. head. :. Yeas,
$500 barnyard calves s3as. q fea cal %.
30 Bound ,uY country dressed eailisc Sleep and
LunbsReceiptt 1870 head Sheep STEADY
ST. soa4.5o: culls SCI lambs, IS :sod6.b so; extra:
i655G66o: culls. s4.25. Hogs-Receipts. 1894
head Market steady. Slate and Pennsylyn-
MIA hogs IS. 25I5.p. sIte5ft
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J SPOT cotton closed quiet, 20 points, hlgneIl
mIddling uplandy. l4l9; nllddling gun, 1a.a9
sales, :, 500 bales.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or WEST POINT. JAN, Is, lsot !.

PORT OF WEST POINT. JAN, Is, 1901. <.
ARRIVED,
steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Ntrfolk, mercnan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion lina
t7f.55,l, &, f'ial5 SAILED I. sN5ssfsts
Steamer Pocahontas Graves. Norfolk and
James river landings merrandlse and paasan'
gers, Virginia Navigation Company. stFslbfsl
Steamer Brandon. ithoIesL ,NtIfYlk, merehan.
disc and passengers, Old Eomlnion line Y
PORT or WEST POINT, JAN. Is. $780,
ANitlttiD F
Charlotte Murphy. Baltimore, passengers and
SAILED
Charlotte Murphy, Baltimore passengers and
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JAN. Is, 1901.
359l5 ARRIVED. .. &
RRonsr nHte
\ large kentucky Providence. IN = M
: barge Ohio, Providence. sta
!. 4. ss+ Y d. EAILEI9 si II ~ q
., steamer sos3 tdyk, Rotterdam and Amssor-
4 Steamer Shenandoah, Liverpool. NJ II v
Schooner Calumet Santiago. 3s; lslS ~
" Schooner Helen H, Bonedlet, Bostop
BRyse New \ ork, Providence.
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NAVAL STORES.

ruMRPENTIN E-rirm at tSc.: receipts. 81
casks. Roein--Firm ut s2.s5i receipts, 3ss bar,
Crude ETurpentne--Flrr at sssbytD4.2s; receipts.
y spsAVAMNAH, GA, Jan. 1s,-TuRPENTlNE.-
Firm at C6n. sales rs ca k /; rst eipts, O.
500 barrels; receipts. a,osl barrels; eeports.
Sc;Hf s, g.. jan. 1s.--TURpEN-
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Whose Oyerco,ait?

Detective Tom Wren recovered Q black
oyerccat last night. sghioh he has every.
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1lfnl1hc: small, 1lX1lsc. suEnr--SteadY and
unchanged; coarse and fine graduated, stooss'
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Jan. 1S, 1904
~ 8it5.7l4{ g4Lf4a LSOI AIIONS. Els
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JOHN l. WILLIAMS & SONS.
BANKER s, II
bea,ers IN nj CHMoND. VA,
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES,
MUNICIPAL BONDS "A sPEC1ALTY.
Correspondence invited

brothers--Messrs. Cart Wood, Of Wash.
ington, ana Emory Wood, OF tho United