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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-25
MR.. THOMAS F. BROWN.

/. :
* had a bad case Of scrofula, and that
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tors treatment during the preceding
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as at any time before / was stricken
my present excellent physical condi-
ton to DR.. Williams Pink Pills. This
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ethrouEhOut the World- s.
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Does your roof leak? We can stop
IT. Both phones 376. w. S. Mott
Company. ,:srg ~.
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A Tour of the Great Lakes.

A cool, delightful trip via the
Northern Steamship company. The
palatial steamer North West leaves
Duluth every Tuesday, beginning
June %, for Buffalo and Chicago. In
all the world there is no trip like
this. Ports of call en- route are Han
cock, Houghton, Marquette, Mackinac
Island, Sault Ste. Marie, Detroit,
Cleveland, Buffalo, Harbor Springs
Milwaukee and Chicago. For berth
reservations and full information, call
at city ticket office Great Northern
Railway, 800 Nicollet avenue, Mime
apolis, MINI. a
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Homeseekers' Rates Via
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IU6 .TtUCK ISIHnu SySIem.
The Rock Island System will sell,
on June FL, tickets to the South,
Southwest and Southeast for one fare
plus $500 for the round trip.
For further information, inquire
at office, 322 Nicollet avenue, Mime
apolis, Mimi: A. Z. Steece, City Pas
.senger Agent. w. Il. Hathaway, Dis
.trict Passenger Agent
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when ordering your beverages, be
sure to include good supply of
Gund's Celebrated Peerless Beer. Or
der thru your dealer, or John Gund
Brewing Co... La Crosse, Wis 81
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Cheap Round Trip Rates to Colorado

FTU1n St. FHuI st1IU NI11i1leapUHS VIA
Chicago Great Western Railway.
$26.4O to Denver, Colorado Springs or
Pueblo, $3.50 to GlenWood Springs.
s38.40ito Salt Lake City, Utah. Tick
cts! on sale every day to September
goth. Good to return until October
31st. Two magniicently equipped
trains each way every day making
connections in Union Station, Omaha,
with western lines. For further in
formation apply to T.. G. Rains, Cen
eral Agent, corner Nicollet Ave. and
Fifth St, Minneapolis
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Change Of Time on the Rock Island
. : s + veto Z. . ( Z I

i Commencing Sunday, June s26, the
Rock Island Limited will leave Min
neapolis (Milwaukee station) at 1880
pm. for Chicago and st. Louis. Con-
nections in Union Station at Chicago
with New York and Boston Special
for Buffalo, Albany, New York and
Boston No transfers, and the only
line connection in Union Station with
this famous train. A. L. Steece, City
Passenger Agent. w. L. Hathaway,
District Passenger Agent. Office, 1872
Nicol1et avenue.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-06-18
Governor Brodie is putting i

Governor BrOdie is putting in
part of his vacation at Pen
nington, N. j., in the prepara-
tion of an article for the COsmo-
politan on ''Reclaiming the arid
West" This work was under
taken at the request of John
Brisben Walker, made about the
time the Governor started east.
The article will be copiously
illustrated, most of the illustra-
tions relating to this valley.
One of the principal features
will be the applications of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. law to
the conditions in the Salt River
valley and on the Colorado.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-06-18

We are surprised that the con-
sentative and usually well-infor-
med newspaper, The Arizona
Republican, should entertain, let
alone give expression to, the
idea that there is a division
between the sheepmeu and cattle
men in this county regarding the
Booth case and that change of
venue may be deemed advisable
on the ground that it will be
impossible to secure an unbiased
jury in this county to try the
case. There never was a more
erroneous impression entertained
than that bad blood exists be-
tween the Cattlemen of ella cOun-
ty and sheepmen over the Booth
case. There is no more law
abiding class of people in Arizona
than the StOCkmen of Tonic
basin and they have no sympathy
with crime or desire to crafty
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-06-18

stomach troubles, biliousness or
constipation, his whole time
would be used in preparing this
one medicine. For sale by st.
Johns Drug Co.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-06-18
ChamberIain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets Better than Doctors
Prescription.

Mr.. J. w. Turner. Of Truhart,
Va, says that Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets have
done him more good than any
thing he could get from the
doctor. If any physician in this
country was able to compound a
medicine that would produce such
gratifying results in cases of
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-06-18

any animOsity or prejudice. The
Booths can secure as fair trial
here as they could in Phoenix or
anywhere else. Globe Silver Belt.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-06-18
Probate Notice.

Probate Notice.
In the Probate Court, Of the Coun-
ty Of Apache, Territory of
Arizona.
In the matter of the estate of w.
H. Phelps, deceased.
Notice of settlement of Final
account and distribution.
Notice is hereby given that
Duge Phelps, executrix of the
estate of w. H. Phelps, deceased,
has rendered and presented for
settlement, and filed in said
court, her final account of her
administration of said estate, and
also has filed her petition praying
for an order of distribution of
the residue of said estate among
the persons entitled,
1t is ordered that all persons
interested III the estate of w. II.
Phelps, deceased, be, and appear
before the Probate Court, of the
County of Apache, Territory Of
Arizona, at the Court room of
said Court, in St. Johns, in said
County and Territory, on Tues
day July 5th 1904 at 10 o'clock
d. IN. then and there to show
cause why an order approving
said Final Account, and distribu-
ton should not be made of the
residue of said estate among the
heirs of the said deceased, &C
cording to law.
1t is further ordered, that
copy OF this order be published
once week for four successive
IN the SNIPS-HERALD, a weekly
newspaper printed and published
in St. Johns, Apache County,
Arizona.
JOHN II. HOGUE,
Probate Judge.
Dated June 9th 1904. 34-27
For sick headache take Cham
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-06-18

Andrew sCarnegie'S offer of
SIS, 900 for library was accepted
by the city council at its meeting
last Monday evening Phoenix
Review
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-06-18

The first territorial convention
of the socialist party was held in
Prescott June 9th. They nom
mated a full county ticket, and
Eugene H. Godat, Of Yavapai
County, was put mp as their
candidate for delegate to con-
gress. He was also made state
organizer of the party for Ari-
IONA.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-06-18
Dated June 9th 1904.

For sick headache take Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets and a quick cure is
certain. For sale by st. johns
Drug Co.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-06-18

This Office acknowledges the
receipt of an invitation to attend
the reception for the graduating
class of the Northern Arizona
Normal School at Flagstaff,
June 18th.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-06-18

Ad'srtiulng rates furnished on application.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-06-18

Pssll.h.4 .vsry Saturday at St. Johns, Ariz
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-06-18

The Official Paper OF Apache COur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
RlDCELY'S
FINANCIAL FORECASTS.

B What we forecasted a week ago has
happened. Insiders found II expcdlcnt TO
conf cate the publcs margins For
tuna. ely our Subscribers were prepared.
We stated last Monday that market would
break 10 to Is points before Dec. is, and
named Aralgamated, NJ. p, Paul and
Steel preferred, ns the best short sales.
Those who followed our ideas covered
shorts and went long" near the low fig-
last Monday morning was Leather. on
the advance Tuesday to IS subscribers
were w.Srned that It should react 8 to 6
points. but would eventually sell near co.
sound arguments on both sides, but I
think we car tell 3v,,r r. ght. Terms for
daily letter. s. per month.
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. Dec. lo-The cotton mrrk I
was better than due on a very weak sci u
cables owing. II seemed. to supp RI, In the
houscs. Liverpool en- The local Ct 80 OF yester-
day WAS due To- come about un hanged to /
private cables reporting bear sii sentln1 .nts
s . claiming Increased South rn;oTer.ngs, Mt
Withs,n nding n SHOWING and the rath arr
nlen;.i he market curing the ar.y trad i,g rul d
Irregular. by; held we. up TO the In !G',5 g.
who had bought for Ling acc unit on .hr- al
vance OF yesterday seemed to be lleuIdating. g
Receipts at the ports to-day were 69,l9l aies
aga.ns, Gc. 0Gd last week and 43 III last year;
fnr. the week go 90 bales agl!nt 1856 80 list
week and b32 last year. T i-da2s r ce ,pts
AT New Orleans were 3,I20 bajes against 10. 81
1919 last year. Il - -
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Danville Tobacco Market.

Danvlle Va. Dec 10 1874
x Messrs D!hrel sr,thers. saw: Sales t'''s
week have been exceedingly large. last ,ng pr g.
The offerings consist almost entirely Of old
belt tobacc2s from the surrounding sectiolf,
which, as heretofore. Is mostly OF med UNI
grngle large prnn rt'on o. W c. Is 80 q
and nondescrlpt., There are ysry few cool to
fine wrappers showing up. The tohaccos CT
iered this week have b en- exceed ngv wet
and In bad nniit!on. Pres con 5inua steady
lots have been reported at prices sat'sf Glory
" the holders. We expAc' very large sales
from now until the holidays.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK Dec. lG-FLouR-Dull ard
isafpssss, Maas.s' Us II YAH
"a. good. s4+9a4,i5; i,!iekwheat Fl .ir STEADY:
hns 70 and P0ysds Ryeaom asi
whealsspet easy: - red. ,l.l?H. Options
b g. severely elosnes 20
cIor d at ti.Is: Juiv. slosH Dee ember. si.i
aus eo,i S 81 9's nas
fDeccmhsr cio.ed al, sc oats-spSt dull; mixed
oa Bsei saas ssa'es s. s ,oso "a,
sg9 sest hams. sysasl e Cut Msa,s-ou,st
EasaSsas 5 ss1 ss 3 Is sS
fess9 sss Hesa9S;s. s'.s1 e
& Gofree-spot Rio: steady: No, inyo'ce: s'se.::
onssd al nred
prices 70 an advance of s ~ nt<. clos ng bae-
I y s.ssd St ss es1 az
sssar-R raw I'm: fa,r r. nSns, &c CEN
q test .'s n.as es s,p9gaarscj
d:rsd. Essn.;tsd !, i cubes i. !
Japan nominal. Molasses-F!rm: New oriean,,
Q, IN r. e. aod ~ enp,cs5 80 I37c -,
ara nsanSsa ID
Long Island, s1.75a2.o): stste and IVES en-.
strc d,': s"prv han'p,.ked sNSf C: Their do
nestle, 3k d5iLc. Cabbages-Easy:s fiat Dutch
pool. ia lsc.
CHICAGO. ILL. Dec i0-Receipts OF M
nense stocks sff wheat In Northwes :ern eleya-a
ratnrs tended to keep buyers out Of TIE ma ket
o-day. AT the close May wheat was down ssc.
with yesterdays final figures Corn
,rovis ons ranged from s s,Agi5e lswer -
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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was very quiet the usual Saturday d"llnsss be.
ing Ia evidence the fluctuations wer. very
I.s-s'tw: January opened /: 20 nts lower t
s7.H sold down ltpo!nt, then advanced TO 757.
ket closed steady With net losses OF .3as .ints.
8S cit ten futures steady: Deceanb ITO;
January :So4 g February G.g7. q: Mar b,
7.sa 1881: July. 7,95a7s7. E 55S 53s53s III
y Sote-The Cotton Exchange will be lrsed
December! 2i.f Is and 81. and January. ., 1907.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Dec. 10. 1901.
QUOTATIONS. M /, " e.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock YarIal 80

Richmond Va. Dec TO-: 1904
The cattle market was active and snade
higher; no extra fine cattle here.s NJ Il un, 10
good steers. nc: fair. 3,.n3Ac. st ok
medium, $Ag$6,c,; dry cows y. IShc,; I'D
rough COWS. "a he: bulls. 2hG3e. fresh GIVE
SIS 9i2.bO; fveals. 5000 T q II
b HOG s-Marke, active. Good hogs. T. 90 as. .os.
,roug hss iU4hc.; pigs. 4!sG4Rc,t IS
Z SHEER AND 5LAMBS-Market steady Fat
sheep. 3N44Ac,: extra 4lsc.; common TO far
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RICHMOND PRopUcR MARKEri

4 FLOuR-Receiptsv very light. market steady
Z ct unchanged pr.ces WE1EAT-Ress PTS con-
tlnues light. and market active, COR.J-Re.
cslpts increasing, and market quiet. OAl s.
Continue quiet. RYE-steady 9, ght recett ts
esSgon aS Si h S
bad effect on The general maj ket; only STRAIT y
No, Timothy and strictly No. tmlxSd and
(. No, clover are active. ft@t f-st8 W.. f'&s
EGGS-Receipts light, and market active;
cold storage stack being offered. has ten-
dency to keep fresh laid eggs fr@n1 gong
y r. q receipts: sskst g., continues
$3.50 a49RsYs Of both ~. and dressed
nlodera: Q; and both In good active demand.
VIRGINIA nAcoN-Alarket fairly active for
al q sod s'l,nd st1ck IA t
Y oIaANGE E liberal; ma, kst ret,ys
!, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inereas ng, but demand
oSIUNs-.Rece iight.. but equal the de-
me- nd: market quiet hut ~ m z /. n e
PEEs-All fa ney Grades are IN demand at
III RsEiPTs FOR TRE WthEK-,wheet IS 2ss
e elsih tl2uF ~ 80 bares hay 500 tons; MIL
e sTot!k in 'ELgyAToR-oats, ss4ss bushels.
BIZ pIit nen,eh hehsbth hemem,h hentnuaupj
POULTRY--LiyE AND DRESSED, Al
Turkeys. large. and tat per BIS u
TURK eys,i small, moor. per lb;". u Y
Chick ems. per lh,'t.,.,.,',,,t..,., y II
Ducks. large, per H.. " .,,.,. i
Ducks small. per lb..,....... IL O. u "a
Roost ers, v per piece..,,,,,....,o p An
Gulneas. per Pssps,,..,,,..,,,,.s =
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. NAVAL STORES.

dolns 'g receipts, -
casks. Ros!n--Firm az g, IS; eipts. GUS bar
rels. Tar-Firm al $3.50; receipt, ly2 arres.
Crude Turpentlno-F at s2,soas 81; rece pts,
SAVANNAH GA, Dec. l0.--TuRPENTINF--
Firm at 47Ac.;E receipts, 23S casks; 8, s. 29a
casks shipments, ESQ casks, Ros n--F!rm; re-
oeipts. 1,95a barrels; sales, 1850 barrels: sh p
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s. g., Dec, 4lo.--Tu RI I'm.
TINE AND ROSIN--NothlHg doing.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARRrTa.
DRY GOODS AyARJsEr

NEW YORK. Dec lo-Ths week ends with
lit anhna!iln In ry good but Little evil
dence OF weakness 9 nthe part seller. ATT m is
tn SECURE carry deliveries on many lines have
been unsuccessful. Muyers, howetr. III limit
Ing their purchases to spot or nearby requ rs
menls. and are ma tura lily end ayor.ng to secure
concesslons. though unsuccessfully. 49,
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4 BALTIMORE, Md. Dec io.-FLoUR-Qllet
si',aiIiM scenber. sllfSl.liN; south m BY
sample. CSC. d$i ~ cornEsteady: spot ! ms. new
onts-steady; No, 2 white. as1sc. Rye-pull
and easier; No. 9 Westerrt SIC, asked B It n
stsad ~ anS tandy ade
store packed. 1iGlsc Eggs--Steady and un..
changed at sac. Cheese-Flr1nE and unchanged.
Sugar-StrOnR, .s...5 $500 3
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TOBACCO MARKET.

n 1RIchTnond Va. Dc. 10. 1901.
unue 10 Increase q and marke, active at I'M
changed prices; 5old-Recelp,s.. and OFFERINGS
tie doing, Sun. Cured Market weaker, but Ut we
do not change quoths ons fa.r receipts.
Brights-ynchangtd flrm; light receipts. S,i 81
,hfa1 al a M q
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BALTIMORE sTock MARKET.
s BALTIMORE. Md. Dec 10 -scaboe rd Ar
Line conmJn. lSi2g18X do. eferred, $50.
Atlantic Coast tL.na--Solhlns d ling. s
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ssh0shc.; hes. lambs. &C.. !: fair to medium. 4M0
Prospects, good for next week on ali kinds
4 CHICAGO, I'LL. Dec o.-CAT1'LE-Re-
ceip,s. 900 head. Market steady God to
prime steers 50 T7.:o: ptor to mod UNI $3.50
s;so; stockers and feeders. s.. 10 milo: cos 5.
=. !o14oo; helfers s295.Do; Gamers, si.7.ds.4o;
steers. $500 So. Hogs Receipts, 1900 head.
Market &C. higher. Mixed and butchers. a IS
tso; good aa t. choice heavy ;6. s
f+.4ogpi.47is. sheer-- Receipts, 5000 head scep
trnng; lambs steady. Good to CHI lice we her
S46075. %: fair to choice mixed, S3.6s94.l:
native lambs tL75G6. 90. iicsl 5's
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Cash QUOTATIONS. were as foil 'ws: FLJUR-
Active. Buffers .eady; or an, cries, Is 126c.
No. s. sl,c;ai.l:; No. red. sI;l:gl H: ], =; No'
no : oats, s5aSiAe.; No. ? white, sic; 30. 2
white. Sic: No. white. :9N 6psohe No 2
ryo. 75c. Fair to choice, mat no. 4lG4tc, No,
prime TIMOTHY sesa a5a7 q, mSs n, RAN rs
short clear sides ID xedl, 50. Is Q8.S7 VII sly,
basis q high VINES, si.s4 C Xxx cont act
Steady at mark CAGES Included ~. o. CT; MS s.,
2to, pr.me flrsts. 2sc,; extras, 3oc.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Ch!cag go. NJ and ST. Paul gen 4s.......... 1l0t
fsnlcaE md " rtswn. Il m e NJ. lisa.
Chicago r. l. and Pacific 4s................54 e
Chicago. r. I. and Pacific col. S.. ......:.s II
c.. c.. c. and st. Louis gen. 4s.....,... t0iiS
Chicago Terminal 4s...........s.........,t lax
Consol dated Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. s2h
Colorado and Southern 4s................. sY
Denver and Rio Grande $3.50. ......... 10 x
E ErIe Psor l'en
Z Fort Worth and Denver City yists.......... io,H
Hooking Nalev a n Els
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s............ l034. 1.
Mammal 1Oid IA ~. VEG
Mexican Central 7sA
Mexican Central list lnc.. "a y
MINI. and st Lous q .........a!!. 81
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Hls............ 10 Il
Missouri. Kansas and Texas cds,...... ssh
N nna r. r Of Mex'ro c1n. 3s..........
New Ycrk Central gen 81 zoos;
New Jersey Central gen. 5s....,..........., 10 4
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS in NEW YORK
By Thomas Branch Co.. Banker. and Brokers

DdtihelS anu DIOkSIS
SALES:
1890 Missouri Pacific ...........
Nash, Chat. and s L......
$500 New York Central ........
n5oo Norfolk and Wcstern......
26oo N. T.. Ont. and w stat.
400 Pacific Mall ................,
209J0 Pennsylvani r. Il, ..........
1900 Peoples Gas tChlcngo)....
400 Pressed Steel Car..........,
200 Pressed Steel Car. pfd.......
1900 Republic 1. and S., COM.
11C0 r public /. and s.. pfd....
$500 Reading, cotn....... ........
Reading, list pfd..............
200 Reading I'd pfd..
1890 Rock Island, cot1..........
800 Rock Island, pfd............
IL Sloss..,.,. .............. ......
sloss. pfd. ....... ........
800 s. L. and s. FL. I'd pfd......
1900 S. L. and Southwest. pfd..
$500 Southern Pacific .........
940o Southern Railway. COM.
800 Southern Railway. pfd....
100 Sea board Air Line. COM.
J. 100 seaboard Air Line. pfd.....,
$500 Tenn. Coal and Iron........
;42cO r xas Pacific ................
$500 Union aPclfIc ..............
q a. q <I<N.y q. a a It ~ 4 p a..
$1,000 United Stats steel.....s..
1850 United States Steel. pfd...
1900 Va. : Car Chemical. scom....
Va. -Car. Chemical. pfd....
ECO Wa bnsf. com........ 1888 E
100 We bnsh. pfd....... .........
Western Union ..........
800 Wisconsin Central ........4
I 400 Wisconsin Central. pfd....
Total GALES 81. 900 shares.
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coTToNsEEp OH

coTToNsEED OH. MS2KET,
NEW YORK. Dec, l0-Coul ~ d oil was In
active demand and rule dfrn, Prime cluse
I. o. b, mills, lT1sc.; prime SUNNI r yellsw,
24& Ge6Ac.; OF summer yellow, nominal; me
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LYnchburq Z h;.cco M arket.

sy I-ynchhurg, Va, Dec. 10. 1904. $
II The tobacco receipts here this week were the
heavlest8cf the sent season ana n q liza MIL
local breaks at prices that were well up TO
the quotations, The tobacco people exp ct
heavy sales t the remainder Of the year.
The sales last week aggregate S3s. Oh y unds,
making the total sa.es since Sc TENDER LIST,
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rs NEW @YORK1H Dec. 91i0.-BEEV ES-RNcelpts.
none; no I ,1ad ng; feeling weak Dressed bet
per pound Gaives-Receipts, only s head: 81
on sale: trade 8quietuand steady: veals sold at
Gsy nGs
head: Sheep steady: ambs in good p4st!on
and firm 70 a shade higher Sheep sold at AT
"a rs lambs at Sc. SCI 37h. Dresaod mutton,
quiet at FSkc. per pound DR. ssed lam .
slow at Sh G50c per pound a,ne t:ules at 1Niic,
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THE ART OF WISE INVESTING,
a book every investor. In the land should
read Points OH. the essential character sti =
of SIZE securities With review OF financial
pitfalls, etc. Written In an entertaining, pop
ular style. Just is.und, Price per copy in
MOODY PUBLISHING CO.,
50 Nassau Street, New York CITY.
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& BALTIMORE. ND. Dec. io--BEEF CAT
DENOMINATIONS were as follows lecf Gait O.
first qualify per pound. NT4Aci: mel um
per pound. az f13Ac.: bulls, per pound. 2d3c. |;
thin steers and cows. per pound. &C.: OK n.
per pound. e12;sc.; milch cows. extra o. CHI.
Sloal2.d 90. calves--The demand was moder t.
and prces were s!ea dy The mutations were as
follows:3 Calves-veals.r choice ght. per pound,
sgs1zc.: good. per pound, 7Hd7Kc.: rough and
h t,s each. saMl4oo Sheep and Lc ,,.
Tat. per head. s. Is fss.5o: a.. per p5und. 40
SIC; No. 2 fat. sheared. per pound &C.; I'd
bucks Der pound. &c.: common. per head. s. dte:
per pound. .. dIc. Dressed H lgs--Market was
quiet md steady as follows: Choice. ~ i,~h.-3
weights. per pound. 5sa5Nc.; do. heavy
weights. per pound SIC. s5f
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PORT OF RIGHMoM,p, DEC. 10. 1901,
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley, Sicily. Sorf Nix. merchan-
disc and passengers, Cd Dominion line,
Steamer Poeahontas Graves James River
landings and Norfolk, merchandise and pas -en-
GERS Virgin Nav!pation
Barge Perryyllle, Morse. Baltimore coal. S.
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley shsy NGrf'k
PORT OF WI. WEST zRH PGENB; DEC. 10, 1901
I. Charlotte. Murphy Baltinlpra passengers and
general cargo
Charlotte aArphy Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, DEC. 10. 1894
Barge T'p'on. F AN n kS'
Steamer ia nawhH, liverpool.
Schooner ;IheMas "; Lawson. Eoston
Barge Darby, New Haven. 53sfg
Barge New York, EEuvtdsnoA