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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-10-15

l can use a couple of good i'm
proved farm loans, about $500.
r. E. FUNK,
list Nat. bank, Wash bssyh n II.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-10-15

Tornado and Cyclone Insurance
S. for $1,000 for three years; old
line companies only.
f. E. FUNK,
LIST Nat. Bank, Washburn, NJ D.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-10-15

Money to loan on improved FARM
See Funk, First Natl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
c0TTuN NARkETs

81 NEW YORK. Dec. q, Cot ton q al al lions
reached stlll lower levels during to-day trad
ing but the mark ct was less active and there
was less excl tcnlent, with net results allowing
only slight losses on the active positions, 80
ID. 1he opening was steady With AUGUST UNI.
changed and other posi- lions TAI points lower.
which was rather bet ter than due on the Liver
Pool Z cables. Private G3 advices from abroad
stated that the European trade placed prac-,
;tically the .aaHe construction on the Enners'
reports as ~ had received on the SIDE. namely,
that II reflected q minimum crop OF around
~ go goo bales and Of the quotations on tho
1892 points Wle spot
enough covering by smaller shorts to steaIy5
the opening OF tho local market 1t soon de-
yeloped that there was little snap to the buying
and prices following the cnll agged OFT to a
net slump In the Southern spot II situation
Around midday covering Increased and there
was O rally OF about or s points from the
lowest, but tho market broke again In tho
early afternoon and at tho lowest level showed
net loss Of some 1+lpl5 points on active posi-
ttfons! with January selling at 6. s. March at
G.5a. Toward y the close certain Wall Street
houses sent in buying orders: room shorts cov-s
cred and most OF The lfss was recovered the
Ing an advance OF q point on August and 90.
lower Sales futures estimated at $50, 90 bales.
Receipts OF cotton at tho ports TO- day were re
40 sS4 bales against rs l3G last week nd ~. e9o
last year. For The week :D0, 900 bales against
sol, obs last week and 22s7. 73s last year ga TO.
days receipts at Now Orleans were j, 1853 bales
against 90 4o5 last year, and at Houston 3, 1bs
bales against 4,757 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
5s RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKEr,
Corrected daily, Unless otherwise stated these

Corrected Cally. ~ v|ceS uttsS "sSs 49,.
Quotations are wholesale price 81 !. !.
5rURKDYs-Choce, undrawn, per pound. iS 1g
16c fair to good per ponnti, undIaWE ifR
i5c ducks choice, per pound. nndIaWl,, i y
i5c fair to good per pound,
geese, choice, per ponnd,
fair TO good. per round, l mnsaswn Sgise
fair to good per pound, undraWn. 9u I3c
rnosters choice, per pound, zee ,qn,
Drawn poultry ldpsv, per pound higher man
GAMEMvenlsop whole deer per Itn1n d ,y ~
turkey Der pound, ia3llo,, partrldges, /. l ~
ner dozen $3.50; pheasants, each, boc. Falpp1ts,
Mrge fresh each, 6o,t gqulrretLs nni,nd
HUIsfl-c holee family packed l,,d pdsr % Suisna
ahoce dairy packed per po9nn,aa; er
store packed. per ponnd isG id in
pound common nsT poa pSae iSaiss mixed
or aaas othsr @ se barrels and boxes
s-Dressed hogs choice, 81, 6SP
Sic nor pound dressed hogs large psT EoH yn
6MSc.: chine and spare RIBS per pou.lu, ,6n S,
saiIsnre ,eT pound Ioglha,
b.; dried apples bright, per pn SMMSp 9saSgaS
black eyed peas ~! onons Der
pg 1--WE ss To S choice, Der p9unsd
eals pound sais Pb t priI, y
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shall street, 1o4 feet east 81 Thirteenth
Albion NetherwoodS and wife to Theo-
dore D. X eats. 20 feet on north side of
Grace Street. 42O feet west of Allen Ave-
Anne II. smiths heirs, to- q. u. wilder,
% 1-2 feet on east line OF Invent y-ninth
Street, rs ia feet from northeast corner
3of&Q Street, 81 650. & y, 9s5is 81
Z Henrloo: ~ ictoriaa vs. Arosby.. IS heirs to
Mrs. America a spratley lots 70 g. and II
ton, 81 10 acres on tho Horsepen Road
near Deep q Run Turnpike and about 5
miles west Of Richmond. SIS. st Ell 4
3S$s ]. A. 1nnzert to w. 7. Cinnzert, nterest
lin lot containing three roads and q poles
adjoining Chelsea and lot fronting 50 feet
on south side Of the road leading from
Valley Street to Bowling Grecn, $500 .iti553Sas
S J. e. Hall to w. n. Snloot, q 1-3 acres
In Tuckalloe Ma glsteriul District, $50
q Thornton Lecost, sr., and wife to Harry
Archer acre about miles ives |. OF Rici-
nlond near the old Deep Run turnpike.
SIS. Ri IF s8S wv 333 88S4 ia .li . Y BIG
Robert Bal.bour's trustee and wife to
Thornton Lecost, Sr., ! aero nhouti4 miles
west OF Richmond near tho old Deep Run
turnpike and 8 1870 acres about 4 miles
west OF Richmond, between the $Deep Run
Turnpike and the Westham Road, 500, 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30

seaboard Air Line pfd 100 % g
SeaboaI1l Air Limo com 100 u 38 ~ II
q bank AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
Bank OF x Richmond y. 100 120 h t...
American National 100 ia ...4s
Broad Street Bank 20 g!5 ~. IL
Petersburg Savings ana ms. 20 70 sss -.
Union. Ban kof Richmond .......6o 40 44 ~.
COMpANIES. ~ " 81
Virginia Fire and Marine ........,.c6 70 s 4.
sS MISCELLANEOUS S5s (ss wv VS. n.
american Locomotive pfd !. ~. 3. {. 100 1ts
Va car g. Chem pfd p. 100 liz liz
5va.-Cnrolina Chemical COM. :. 100 q
Car CT Co.. Col IT. .. q. :. 9s.ss M. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
EXPORTS GREATER
THAN EVERIBEF0RE
Estimated That alue Y for Cur
REM 81 ear Will Exceed Five!
Hundred Millions.


& SY4AoHINGTON.sS D. s, \, Dec. 20.
ports Of amanufac tures I IN tho cal ndar
year 1904 ~ III pro badly b exceed $500 ooo, 900
in value. Details of eleven gnio nths ex-.
ports, just completed BY. the p Department.
Of Commerce and ! ftbor, gi through Its
Bureau OF Statistics show forSt he eleven
months Of tho prese IT. year iaA tot Of
$3.50, 81 ,023l Of 5lnanufaot lures exported. and
for.the month N bersFa lone SAC, COS y
sos; SO that, unless tho December exports
should prove & much 81 less than those of
the total exports { smanufac,,l
lures for the calendar year must exceed
$500, O00, 900,
IN the calendar year 1909 the exports Of
were n but AL NIL ions: m In
1860 81 in S,whi OH year the 4 highest export
record in smanufaS lures ocolrred; !, the
lions m III 1888 3 30s mil lions; in 1S96, 253
millions, and IN mill Ions N Thus
likely to be nearly three times as great
as those inS1 Soi:.sa The Increase in the ex-
manufactures has been SUI,
ficlent ito !; nearly offset the pheno nlena1l
in ex ports Of az rlcultural pro-
,tot ,s Il J.
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4 RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,

II STATE SECURITIES Bid. Asked,
Essth h ear cns q Sc g ,. 49, i lssA
Va, Ss, New, c. and r.. 5l9s2,....:.. 9s ss.a
va, Centuries. 20, G.. and r., 1901 9ssh essst
CITY SECURITIES "a 53si i8s
Richmond City. losRs -.
RAILROAD BONDS "A
Atlanta and Char. LIST Is, RI 1907. los ~. Ell
EA,4 6. H. r. r.. Con- TT. c..,,... 100 4..,s
gA,E O. L. Certificates OF Ind. 4 p. Co.. o. *.
Georgia Pac. list Is, c.. 1922..t,,... 1923 so
N, 3d. and Fla. LIST b. l9i5...,,.., ia .,&{
n al orgla md Ala Con-, g.. 1915 49,. IL
Petershurg Class a 6s, r, G. ,.,,,.,, ~. 12S n
Norfolk and Western Ry. Vi, 1885,. loo -,
II and W. Pocahontas 4s..,,....,,... o. .,.iaB
H, ~, and F. Con- " p. liz $50
\ Rich, and Meek. lSt 49, 1Sta..,,.,s ~ s,,gsi
Florida Southern. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., " s8si.,,
Western NJ 6. list ss, c., 10H..,,..., liz ~.
s. a, l., Con. LIST A. iRo,,s.,,,, 81 50 4.
"A RAILROAD 4 STOCKS. Par, x
!anta and Gha,aotttes 1So 49, g
Atlantic Coast Line pfd ,,,,,,.,., ,1oo51lo -,
Atiar,tlo Coast Line CON. .,,.,,.., 100 124 I$.,,
Che saueako and Ohio .,,,,,.i,100 ~
Norfolk and Western com .,,,,.,,10o 20 =,
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'IATIANTIC 8COASTEL lNE.

80 ~, ma LEAVE RICHMOND MDAILY-ByH
STREET STATION.
EFFEcTlVn SUNDAY SEPT. liTA.
9p6 a. - prev g - Do'lAta
J, IA s ~ n .-pe tersburg and Norfolk.
1s:iS F. MpetsrssIrg ana "a NJ az
s:y WS 8 H --doldsboro 10 CAL isa
5:Ss 3 MM.--;Fior 4 and West Indian IAllsi
q 1879 rI..dH. 70 ali points South =.
M -Ps,sTsbbuIFss f ESeai J.. ana ~
u :so e h; 1iNs ARRfyb &.
!, 4 y l;;' 'i A y si 8 = ;ss 81
-. h1t.iSa p MI :06A n. NY:
:b1csp. ss as ySAM s.SsPaay GoIy Pas.
90 4! CRAIG. Gen Pass. q jtS38
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s;IEA n AIR LINE RAILWAY.


S35 m, AINs LEAVE ltlCtIMoND-DAnLT.s
4 ~ Scaboard MaI10:00 p. N.-9eo~S
2;2o 6oard Express-To Savannah. Jacksonville
Alarm ~ i u,sa Noriina and Hamlet. 4
0;!0 4. rs TARRlVE iRICttMONDs DAILY,glSS3
u t'Sf--No 3&-From Florida, AtlantA asA
q ne & souNsntss -Erom Florida, Atlantis ana
y he se MNo ss-From NorlinA and Local
& H. 81 AtA ", M. TAYLOR.8C,T Z. q A. "a
XXI 900 vast Main street. I + homo t0S 4F
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'NA[LSTREGTHAD
AVERY G.0|0D8DAY.
There VVasfA Another Gon1prc-l
11cnsive Advance III the 5.88
Price VT Stocks.
MONEY MARKET {: YER EASY
Almost u Unprecedented at This This
Time Of the Year Close
Buoya11t and Strong. 88

2jtBy Aasocia.od press. !,

We NFyyv ~ Dirk &C. 90. II here was an otll-
4 er pretty comprehensive advance In prices
! Of stocks to-day, and the movement was
{ without any signs OF speculative excite.
{mefit or the rcactionnry conscque
which usually follow traders buying ifor
ssa'turn. Tho buying, while without anitnal-
lion was persistent t at al price levels; and
the I'D vance in prices which resdlt ted met
with no important obstacle in he way
OF selling orders 4! VI 1t
The tono fof the none " market was pro.
i nounccd very easy n o-day, which Is q
condiu ton ainpreccdett ted OF ate years With
only two business days remaining TO tho
end OF the year. III II; s3 IA
"a st rem gthenlng In fluence on tho Penn
Ssylvania group was. the increase ,of yes
$tcrdny Sln the dividend OF tho Ioonnsyl v:l-s
Mia Company. n HIGH caused hopes Of an
%indulgent policy towards stockholders Of
all tho subsidiary companies Of that great
system. s3s, l
earnings for November was the citemcnt
ITO rinse the price Of tina stock and rio,
u hero were rurnprs that Missouri Kan
Z sas and Texas vas about to be placed on
Is Reports We're current that the long-cx-
pected Southern Pacific refunding would
be undertA ken at an ca rly dat 81, aud TINS,
ern Securities OH the curb to q new high
record, was he ground for q ad vancing
the aaflc and and 83 transcontir,cn n tai
group In concert 3 fsa55t ~ Ne
lint the late dealings the market took on
n1tlance Of N b,loyancy and closed close d
strong. IN HI w
sS,6ss go United States g and old IS ad-
The total sales OF stocks for the day
5W'ero 1,0e8, 200 share s. II Isl III n
MONEY AND ExCILANGE-rLosE \
Money on call stead at 2 1-2gs3 per cent. !:
closing bid 1.2 per offered at2 J. :, 20
4 days ana ninety Edays,E 3d8 Ia per cent. !;
ak mon this. l-41s l;9 cent p e
inercant paper. IA IT. ner cent I Ster.
In bankers BILLS at 81 16Qi. 81 20 for de-
rnand and at q. 81 stS5 for SIX y days
bills; posted rates. $4S5 Ia and SASS; com
mercial bills, n s4s4 5-8. Bar silve w
Mexican dollars, 48 Ia.
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Wall Street Gossip.
ESPECIAL u The I'I,m-aaest- Dispatch.

Especial 10 T he Tlmes- Dispatch.)
IS BALTLAIORE,h1 Md y lee. mfr. l Ernest
q the NeW YoTk nanKlng
neusg q %it q the
4 News this morning denied tina t he had
Joined hands with Blnir3S q e.: n g PIE plan, !,
ahe seaeo aajd ar Ao ven
q plan for financing the Seah board AT
4 Line has been lad opt ed and m " ssatem
that m house 1as agreaedt, 70
i n 4 fair and equitable plan IS az tied e,iIs
viii then be time to say what our attitude
will DO. For the prese.lt VIC prefer to-
ana hkevp eu wel1f
x tho seaboa rd property, and see no ,rea son
I why we should change our opinion m
ss553$ yF1,y7vsyoRK. Dec. 2s-The pennsylvania
4 Company, which operates lines west OF
PfttsburE and Erie has Just inc reased q, 4 ts
annual dividend from TO s per cent Inc q,
s e,si sl9Ss q ma This
another step which indca ties heir policy,
and foresha lows Y an Increased dividena e,
4 ratio on Baltimore and Ohio. NoriolkE ana
sNestern and Chesap eakef and ONO IN II
Il NEW YORK, Dec. 20. he Morgan in
terests claim that tho Uni ted States Cor
poration has enough 1usln ness III s isa.3
to Come in q during the year TO show Ic.,s
si10, 600 900 net earnin gs which Is equiya
lent to 10 per cent on the common st l'
/ Of the Company,
NEW YORK. Dec % Herald. says 81 3
H hat N Ladnnbur 81 r hnlnann & Co., WI Q
\ opposed e \ the Reorganization plan Of the
harnony With B sl''ll 6 6 Co: XII
NEW = orIll Dec. q, The W. bash i,
June Inst lso Go q a fe
4 . B. bonds. is}S xxi * II $s838ss
;5 NEW sYoF2 y Dec. %. rhc Sheffield
\ Coal q Iron Co. has decided to issue 500 9
first per go DO ~.
Bankers Ban r. Trust Co., covering the Com ;sIr
ntanys property iii Alabama. ;rhe three
( iaS 81 tia company are loca ted ct
5ahefrield Its bus mess outlook Is tl'1t
Of all other iron companle ~ goo3ea'
4 Dec s aaa1 cyl M snnaIn
in tho Cabinet for the next four yea rs
III still holds good 81 n! K 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
IShor:ttage in ZWhesa:!t.

AS is we'll known, the! shortage in our
own wheat supply coupled with the IN;
usual demand IN the nome market ana
5tonlers were able to draw freely, have
caused the exports OF breadstuRs from
the United States, and especial lily those Of
Thef ut anS oag
ducts, which,, in the. eleven mont tbs ending
with November. 1923, amounted Ito 33E lSy
IIon d0faGs y yaoad Msre
1901, a fall OF elghty-tlYe millions, while
manufaotures show an Increase Of seven
!GnS haEy sfss tAs
SIHHe T. fG his
!epeaie q
e entss ono million GLARS Who tho mis-
grGnR sh aoars lofes
merchandise exported decrease Of nearly
two NIL lions bringing the total .exIpso OF, =
for tbe elsyen e sorre
spending months OF 1905. n 81 .;E
On tho Import side tho total !lnp H 4
tions for eleven months ssO 81; SSy
nsanss Se as yeaT T IRs the
9 wot te slsge n ssahz & NGxfn
tho calendar year will be over one billion
dollars The greatest increase !, ~ . ial-
ports occurs II articles o. 1890 Gn!slly
sugar and Coffee which a y fn j,n 1MGfs
OF foodstlffs. Tho other group showing
an Increase is PARTICLES IN q crude }Gondl-
ton for3ilse In mnnufasturng,' which TOR
i i5s show showed total Of against
$SS3, 4S0 40 In The correspondlnE period q
last year. Tho other groups. 'ar tlcles
Wholly a. Ton use
tured, ready for consumpti q and "arltHl-
cles Sof voluntary use, l.!xrles, 4 etc.
show each cnse g slight deaGrsass ~
G ins; Articlss s Wholly or partIaity mana-
ffaasettured, for uso 81 mansifactur!ng ,sl.2,,
lSiS7, against Sl40,1s5440 In the eleven
articIes, Ready for8consuinntion. sl45, no.,
1ss, against Sib9,S72Ol7 In the same, period
Of Last year. and articles q voluntary
sl sU, ,a5o, IS5 in tho eleven months OF 1908
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BALTIMORE, MD. Z Dec 4 q. -FLOUR-Q Quiet
sAa ssSs
southern Dy sample Ole. QsLl. corn-FrT;
spot new 6oz q1,oN Z, new southern white s.N e
SSiso ,itye-Duli. D Buffers eatfy and 2.t n-.
changed: fancy. irnlta LON sog?ic. do, ierean17
tli@Isc sl Eggs-Q quiet and unchanged . at 30;
jCheese-Firm and unchanged Sug'l-Ftrm and
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per pound. oslo. cattle. fair TO prime. per
pound 2a5c.: hogs, fair 70 prime. per pound.
.4el HsoS epsf'ies w xlatsr
straighl, S. soa6 IS whit er pa tent S59.96 25.
9Buckwheat. per pound. ~ 95eI Cornme al. city
Sc ailllfeed -shlpstuft, PET ton, 81. %;
bran ylg.6O121 20, n 81.
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Lynchburg Tobacco 4 M y !
-.5 Lynchburr. ~ q. 80 n 2 n

355 I, \, J. n Z: Lynchburg, Va. Dec. 20. 1901
5S sales OF loose tobacco d on the II ,ynchh,,rx
Va 5ep9r.ea ny M oglcsby Of Lynchs
s1d w .oS 3 sndlns
Is and decrease for week ending Decebesr' ~
,, SOLD s s1s g. segtenaber 1so. to
1893 to pscea,ber 81 1908, 4, Sol. 90 pounds
decrease for 1904 =. q go pounds. Sold durnk
December 1903. 1.ol6. 100 pounds. h 1pf''ts
d. Receipts this week were much lighter than
fer the past few weeks. Tho condition Of the
.eba9eo WAS Eather that heretofore
than the last yea, crop, though a large por.
grades we're y fu!ly
s There has been about one-t fourth OF the crop
sold. which conslste largely Of the last cut
season being very dry this was cured UP With
has good body and nd texture. but has very IN.
Of this crop has averaged In price one doiinr
and twenty-five cents per hundred moro tilas,
sales vii be suspended from December a3, to
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Property Transfers,

Richmond: Ny.jAlI, Adams to James
PEBBLES, SO feet on north! side Of Mar
in square 10 In plan Of Highland furk,
! rTIelix NJ Jones, Jr, to johnson y, Wal
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N Other Produce Mari ts,.

3. NEW YORK. Dec. % -FLoUR-Du but
firmly held. Rye Flour--steady. Buckwfeat
sFIonr-Dul cornueal quiet. Rye--Nominal.5
@1e ~, closed y
clessd net sHi siey n closed at 5le
December Csc Oats Steady !; mixed. ash d36 hc:5
e Beef Steady. Gut h Meats Quiet; plcsied
bellies. 6ss G7hc. Lard Easy: Western steam
ed Ills: refined. easy: Continent. i7.eo COM
pound. s. 2A G5 90. Fork-Steady \, family,
SIG 80; sho clears. sl3 .25 allow
Quiet. Rosn-Dull. Tlrpenti ne-Dull.
"a Conee-sSpo steady. a The market for coffee
futures opened steady at unchanged prices{to q
decline OF q points and was f!nnlly STEADY at q
net loss of 6910 points. Sales s.: 900 bags.
Sugar Raw; steady refined firm. Rtce-Dut y
Mclasses-F1rm. y ~ I.
sad ssssf
sEggs-Strong; nearby selected. 35GoSc, w est
err. 2sc. !; Southern t09c7c. . s. - \,
Pota toes-Stead Long Island. I. xl.loeQsV!g;
state and 8Western, 81 90; Jersey Sweets
t261a. co. 81 Peanuts Steady fancy handpicReo,
III I5hc . other dornest 3A aShc ~
Steady; flat Dutch per i0o s21s ~
By steam to Liverpool. 1b82oc. {Si 4. 81 554
CHICAGO. ILL. Dec. 2. The unexpectsd l
fdecrease b OF tho RI worlds available STOCKS
franpthened the wheat market to- day. Llgnt
pr mary receipts furnished additional 81 Pport;;
It@the close May Wheat was up COZ ~ ~
Ga Is arc unchanged: provisions are OF &C. o.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Open, Ga High. 5s5 Low. n Close.
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EgALEs,I

4 300 a, G, y. /, come. Il. .....isJ
800 Amer. Grass = vino. .......
400 Amer Cotton Oil......s...s
137o0O Amalgamutod Copper ,...
2l00 Amer. Garland Foundry..sS
y 1900 Amer Chr and Found, pfd
h K. a Amor. rob, 4 y. %. Gifts -.
1900 Amer. rob. ND. ......
300 Amer. Can .s... n !. .t....
i 1900 Amor. Can, pfd
$500 Amer. Locomotive, cofn....S
S14oO3 Amer. Locomotive, pfd ....5
5000 Amer. Sugar y. No.
1900 A 4. and 3. re, com ......j
1900 .lA. 4. and 8. Fe, ipfd..,...f
1910 Baltimore and Ohio........
l14O Brooklyn Rapid !Trnnslt....
Canada Southern f....s.....$
1890 Canadian Pacific ~. -
ECO Chesapeake and I Ohio ......
10000 Chi. Grent Western /.
1O1O0 GILL, Nil and 8. r
l.400 COLO. Fuel and t1ron.......
200 Colo. Southern; COM.
900 Colo. Southern, list pfd.....
900 Colo. Southern. Cd pfd.....B
Clev.. Gin, Chl.aa1d s. IL.
500 Cont. lob. pfd VIZ. $3.50.
24o0 Consoll dated Gas
200 Delaware and Hudson ..... !.
s...H Dell, Lack. and WESTERN.
SS100 Erie, com ~.
$500 Eric, list pfd. .........
4 200 Erie, I'd $pfd.......... ].
4W General Electric ..........
s40O Illinois Central ..........
\ 300 louisville and Nasilvillc...s
1900 Manhattan 1880. .... VIZ.
4 0lUO Metro. Street I2ailWay......
1870 Mexican Central S...........
4 600 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. com ..s
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'DRy8GOOIoS MARISnTIj

!. NEW YORK, Dec, % IN radlcal change Is
suit OF the tumble In cotton prices, Duye, s.
however, showed practically nc, Interest and
the difficulty Of making deliveries has prevented
business. The majority Of HallelB however
naintain an Independent attitude, ms thelr lines
ars we'll conditioned. 633
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s ua 'SSuSttatIons are Re as Follows
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
PEANUT I MARKET

as433 34flbS4 PEANUT MARK EFT. a i5iI W
PETERSBuRG, VA Dec s9.--PE,A NUTS
sPANIsH H: Alarket reIalns firm at 81 with
light receipts and !. few !. offerings s ,XirEnlas,
3,lc. to sac, shelng stock, ad3,sc,
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l5eets fair on all butcher stock.

CHICAGO, q IL..5 Dec, .o--cATTLI-
es!pss y @ head Market e y hlehe
dunn sssoaS. 4oi stockeis and feeders. sssSa
eos sog4 h, 6 can y,
Ib.' Hogs-TRecelpta, do head. Market ioc,
higher Mixed and butchers. 81 5ofli ,so good e
tsS; light, WsoGa Soi bulk Of tales
Sheep --I} ecelpts, 10000 head, Sheep strong !;
lambs 10c. higher. Good 10 choice wethsls,
lambs, $5.22o(L1 3d. 3SS 3f N f4
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SOjUTnER I. RI az.

SCHEDULE in. EFEk,ST. De- y. -
TRAINS LEAYHS RICHMOND.
for I, ::
49, Atlanta and Birmingham. New 0riss1aAs
Nemphs. Cha ttanooga and AZ ne soasns 5,sg
liSo p MDaiy- United . Pullman ssadAs
3fgSs 40 p. NJ "a for AL the South.
YORK RIVER LIN
The fayorite route to- Baisimors snd n7asteso
Els 3. "a
31:so f. II. Except Sunday EWest Point.
- connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river sdnssa:ys
Point, fXIlrnohds and Clay Bank, Ms . "a
\ A:5 A. M-E1csptg sunday-l.ocal mixed forH
E TRX Ing ARR1yp RICHMOND u, B
s.6a IN and 6:42 P.3 M.--Fromt AL the oousA
AK p nj From, Charlotte and Durham.
$50 M-From' = 2 ~ :. ~ point.
,S S:Ie 4. NJ, t;Io III M.--From West Poipt -
W y iitwyeN1'wESTBURY,$D D.. NJ. Richmon6. W.
e. ~ ,xyWkRnWICiI sts W. H. TAYI0Rs
q H. .. = o n III iis g. a,
gs35 "a Il. 1AcKERr. a Cen u
ashington. u IL. 42SStt ssS
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..is NAVAL STORES.

: WII4NiIN1IoN, N! O., Dec, s9.-sPIRITs
!. thing doing; RECEIPTS I.1 q
reis. Tar--TIrm at sisoi receipts, g barrels.
Crude Turpentlnc-- at saa0dpa'7 ~ receipts,
= Y,AVASNAII, GA Dec, ea,--TuR Pt.NrINl H.
stcudy III 4oA J5Oc.; receipts, 1858 casks; sales.
S99 casks; shipments, 500 casks Rosln--lrirHl;
receipts a.al5 barrels; sales asen barrelsi ship
ii GHA n i,EsToN, s. q. Dec. 90 III RpE-
TIM AND ROslN-N othing DOING NV
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. h,
Richmond, Va, Dec. 20. 1901.
FLUCTUATIONS,
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET, I
(Sales at Union Stock Yaris;l I.

l89fI Richmond, VR',l Dew %, IH4' N
saa asysEs osSs i sesa stssss "A ihs o sS
!sgs ses ts S0Ssa
no.. dry cows X dpsisc. j, bull III 33iac \.
Light run OF hogs and soLi ~ MI .sUc, w.,
Of Sheep and lambs, Best lambs. Sg sc, I me-
dIu INTO good. bGeS.; fat sheep ri lss,; fresh
\ .Prospeets fair on all butcher stock. lE3
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~ r \. n Richmond, Frsdericks.
Us y ~ burg g Potomac Il. n

Trains Leave sictllnond. N orthWars
416 a. M..-Dally-Byrd 81. 81 Through. S sf,
s!ts A. M--Daily-MaIn st. rhrou6 81. S g
Fl 7:1o2 Al NJ. week days.. Elba, Ashand ACCOM-
8s:4o ~ W..-Daily Byrd J 81 Through. Iosal
1905 noon--W eek Days-Byrd 81. (. Throusfs.
400 Pr M.-Weck 8Days--fsyrd St TrsderickD.
Se hur9 iAccon1rhod %. Sd sSaf
h sos P.SM.-Daily.-Main 81. Through.
" $50 p, M.--Week Days ElbA. sg3 Ashland ~
s,os =, n. Gpsiiy-Byrd 81. u Throush "
Arrive Rlohmon d--Sou ti,yvard.fs g
n s:ss "a. NJ, week days. ~ Elba. Ashland ,Ao.5
$50 a. M...ssWseE ay.--Byrd 81 Ersdsricls.
sSEa burg Accommod ION.
e:36 "A. M.-Day-By 81. Through. a iSa
II $50 A. M.-s:Week II Days Byrd 81 Through
n si4 g H., daily Main 81. Throus,
NJ 652 P.s N. & week days. 1gb Ashand 5yAosi
ses +. NJ x idaIs BYRD 81. Thfdush 1ocaiI
40 jfPs.o1fM S Main 81 Through.
sleeping or Parof Cars on
All & above trains except train arriving Rich
mond II $50 "a. n. week days and local accom-,
H FINE OF arrivals ana depsrturss and
tien n nj DtJkS q cuLP rAYroa.