davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1904-12-16
KERRY cow"

To hear Joseph Murphy laugh or sing, to see him smile, or watch him play, is a treat that can be stored in the playgoers memory and be drawn upon when the evenings are dull and the heart is heavy. Long ago he won all hearts with his beautiful art, but. unlike the old stars, he can still hold
Arizona republican., 1904-12-16

MT. Murphy is the central figure in Kerry Cow" He has the sweetest smile-a smile like old Fritz Emmet- and his voice is still possessed of its music. He impersonates the true Irlhman using the Celtic wit to win laughs, instead of low comedy. His pathos is rich and touching.
 Joseph Murphy wall appear at the Doris Opera House Thursday evening, Dec. 22. Scouts on sale at BerTyhilPs s Prices $1.5O, $1.OO, 75, 90.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-16
CURED PARLYsIs

w. S.. Baily. P. O. True, Texas, writes: My wife had been suffering five years with paralysis in her arm, when I was persuaded to use Ballards Snow Liniment, which cured her all right. l have also used it for old sores, frostbites and skin eruptions. It does the work 25c, soc, $1.OO. Sold by EIVey 2 Hulett
Arizona republican., 1904-12-16

signs readin' Look out fer pickpockets After a few days truck with 'em came to the conclusion that they was fully able to look out fer themselves.'' D
 Cleveland Leader.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-16

Thc'se women who go on the theory that q few minutes waiting for their meals makes no difference to their hus- bands, have another guess coming Atchi,;on Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-16

Upon the white sea sand There sat "a, pilgrim band, Telling the losses that their lives had
 known, While evening Waned away From breeze cliff and bay, And the strong tides went out with
 weary moan One spake, with quavering lip, Of a fair -freighted ship, With his household. to the deep gone
 down; And one had a wilder woe, For fair face long ago Lost in the darker depths of a great
 town. There were who mourned their youth With a most loving truth For its brave hopes and memories ever
 green; And one upon the west Turned an eye that would not rest, For far-off hills whereon his joy had
 been. Some talked of vanished gold, Some of proud honors told, Some spake of friends that were their
 trust TO more; And one of a green grave, Beside a foreign wave, That made him sit so lonely on the
 shore. But whe11 the tales were done, There spake among them one A stranger, seeming from all sorrow
 free sad losses have you met. But mine is heavier yet,> For believing heart hath gone from
 me"
 'Alasi" these pilgrims said For the living and the dead. For fortunes cruelty and loves sure
 cross. For the wrecks of land and sea! But howe'er it came to thee, Thire, stranger, is lifes last and heav-
 fest loss,"
 -Pittsburg Press.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-16
TAUGHT BY EXPERIENCE

My experience with signs," says Farmer Singletree, 'is that dn gen'ral they're either misleadin' CT siIperffus. When I was to the exposition l see
Arizona republican., 1904-12-16
CARING FOR A COMPLEXION.

What is your secret?" I asked the girl with inc peach bow complexion
 Secret" she laughed. T have no secret It is very simple. I always wash my face well in warm water with bit of good soap and soft towel every night: to be sure all of the dust is removed" Blackheads and often pinples, you know, are only the result of the pores being cloggcd by dust accumulated during the day. Then l use some good ointment 10 supply during the night the oil that the cold winds have consumed. Lastly eat an orange and follow that by drink ing a glass of warm wate-. The whole thing does not take five minutes time
 T repeat this in the morning. with the difference that the ointment IS put on first and wiped off before l go out in the air.
 Just little time and thought That's all that's needed to Keep a good com Dle:lion"
Arizona republican., 1904-12-16

FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS
 Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It sootheS the child. softens the gums, allays all pain. cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea- Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-16
70 0TREWcTHEN TREARM5 ! AND BACK AND R0NNO 0.lT UzE UPPER P0RZ0V OF HE

play not more than one-third of the lungs in the breathing process. whereas every portion should be inflated and strengthened by deep, slow, regular in halations of pure air taken in through the nostrils.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-16

The girl of plump, rounded figure, of elastic step, of firm muscle, of rosy cheek and flashing eye--she IS the physical culture girl-strong, athletic and graceful
Arizona republican., 1904-12-16
Some Things Worth Remembering.

Tt were happy if we studied Nature more in natural things. and acted ac- cor,iing to Nature whose rules are few. plain and reasonable Let us begin where she begins, go her pace. and close always where she ends, and we cannot miss being good rlaturalists"
 WILLIAM PENN. Nature and wisdom always say the same. Nature never says that which wisdom will contradict"
 JUvENAI- ''I follow Nature as the surest guide and resign myself with implicit obedi- cnce; to her sacred ordinances"
 CICERO.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-16
BEAUTY CULTURE THROUGH
 RIGHT pREATHENC.

"FIe lives most life whoever breathes most ir."-Mrs. Browning.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-16

While evening waned away From breeze cliff and bay, And the strong tides went out with
 weary moan
Arizona republican., 1904-12-16
THE PILGRIMS.

Upon the white ea-sand
 There sat a pilgrim band, Telling the losses that their lives had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
STOCKS FOLLOW
COPPER: PLUNGE 1 ! [.
Powerful Capitalists Unite and
Prevent Disaster ii, Early
Part Of Day.
RELAPSE CAME LATER ON 9
Copper Dropped Back Again, and and.
Though There Were Recov-&s
cries, Close Was Uncertain.
nv Associated Press,

NJ NEW YORK. Dec, 13.-The Stock DIX
change spent another bad half hour AFTER
the opening Of the session to-day prompt
and vigorous measures were adopted ny
powerful capitalists to avert disaster
and tho headlong downward plunge OF
prices was almost Immediately checked
The entire market showed close sympathy
with Amagamatcd Copper throughout,
and 1t was the dc terInined support Of that
stock against the opening pressure that
gave force to the supporting measures
elsewhere after the first plunge. Ama!gl-
mated Copper fell back 10 last nights
level for moment after opening n point
higher, but when 1T WIS perceived that !
would not yielu below thnt tho wnolc
market rcboundcd resiientiy, TINS STICK
again demonstrated its effective dominant
ing power OF the market In the last hour
or the trading. At that time level OF
market leaders from to 2 points above
last night. Ana gamated Copper itself
had risen SIS over the finnl price Of yes
4 2 points which gave the market its sL>-uen
chill again. When tho sudden reversal N
the movement Of Amalgamhted Copper
rccoyerics almost as sudden as the reac-
tom But this was not entirely convinc-
ing to 4 sentiment. and tho closing evil
denccd considerable hesitation and uncer.-
tainty. The break at the opening cost
the prIcetlevel quite generally from i TO 9
points 3
There were much larger declines In, some
Il stocks. but they were not representative
of the active list. Neither were they re-
stored by the subsequent rally. Lacka-s
wanna lost Is points In ibis way, Pullman
~ aud American Express g. These rere
generally recognized as due to the relin-.
punishment Of measures used to force a
few stocks of this class 10 an unwarrant-
y ably high level for effect on the specula-t
ton in the general ma rket Tho morning
break had the result Of making some
prices lower than those OF the low point
on Thursday last, but 1t could not be sad
that the average level Of the market fell
Z below that point 4
Money was very easy and was not a.
carly. but showed some recovery. Total
sales par value, $4,000. United States
bonds were unchanged oil CALI
9 amounted to 1,597,aoJ shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLOSE
Money on cal steady at 21-2M3 per cent:
closing bid, 2 per cent offered ut 21-2
per cent; time loans, easy and dull: sixty
days. ninety days and six months, :i2-4
per cent, prime mercantile paper, III
Il 4 "a per cent. Sterling exchange firm
with actual business In bankers bills II
4 81. S6.soGDi.S 80 for demand and at s4.si-15GD
1875 for sixty day bills: posted rates.
Si.s4 1-2si4.s5 and 1857 IL: commercial bills.
ds41-s. Bar silver. GQ5-S; Mexican dol.
lars, IS Ia. $500 y 5s&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
COTTON MaRhLT5.

a! NEW YORK, Dec. 1s-1he cotton market
was less 4. aet,ys !han at any t.mr a.nee me
IL! e-po.nt Ianse In general way mo sItua-
q moderate gain ~ rtnc any.
he. opening was Quiet gut firm at un-
changed prices to an tLuyarcs OF points In res
Spouse TO stEad.er SPOT MAJ kets as rsflceled
BY private advices 4 from the sou.h and to
ut an advance OF points. while futures In
the Engiish ,nalke.s. resl,end ng to the local
was consderable support Believed ia Be CIV
Orleans showing steadiness and Liverpool re-
porting recovery from the earlier losses.
die OF The morning they were about 1902
points highcr8on the active months. AT The
buyers. and, during the afternoon Inc market
ruled irregular. 5tiuctuat!ng about To 8 po ,nts
the close eeverins By rom saor s' s tv
prices slightly, ~ ma the final quotations showed
Sales were estimated at rs, 900 bales. Tho
Official advlces from Southern spot markets,
II q put hspea
sustain ths futures s market
aesrs w wess rSad s ss ets
few buySr RS Rsc c ran fSl but SPorts were
from the conditions recently. reported.
The unsettled condition q affairs In Wall
come quarters, but seems 70 be chiefly Instri,
mental In tho way Of checking business either
way. III W XII tS, t 4E fsl n a3ss i4f sffGt
against Se,sSS last week ma 6S 01s last year;
for the week ls $4,000 bales Against ss54T last
week and 3O6S23 last year. To-day s rece !pts
at New Orleans We're 1924 bales against 10 eco
last year, and at Houston 10 1913 bales against
K 20, l67 last year, 10 ;,t %
" Cotton futures OPENED qulet and firm and
$500 Open. High. Low. Close.
December ,.,,.,7.s5 z.6s LIS 10
January ...,......, rs TO 87,G 1fg7, 81
February .,..,.,, 7,W 7.75 t775 774
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
THE LEGISLATURE.
The Joint Assembly Is Over
wheNmingly Democratic.
,,.,.lol r. Tho TIrnes-DIspatci.)

fspesl!afii < re b 5sn 5npThe corpo-
s sae,Ul That at tho close Of business
November State nFlyi n ahs s t
hud resources aggregating @Gol, lsS :
gain Of s5lS5,9ol over the report issued ~ q
4 for November of last year. more .iIt Y,
s'Mhv ~ w So o. nc Carolina tf State Fire lns,r
o ,eTsa to.apy. Win paid up capital
and $4,000 surplus, the general oltle ssi pc
tors are such well known business men
as M, Il. Grissom. Il. j, Justice ", !, e
Stone, j.. NJ, M!ll!an, Ghrland DANIEL
RI on Lee ii. Battle j, ". Page and Q, Is.
Tomorrow tho division freight , office OF
tho Southern Railway, that mas pee'' ~ !,
viii be be reopened there Thursday Tho or,
der for the change is on the ground maj l.
ali ali Southern Railway North Carolina
Mr. Il. *, Hruner, OF the, Dep!n,r!mennt
Of has hGen no'anea r Sai' MN, m
decoration for distinguished services n
serving as Juror Of awards AZ mo 81
4'I IT 'de t''tnh that there are forty-three
Democrats and SIX Republicans ~ the
Senate, and Lnncty-eight Democrats and
lwenty-two Republicans In tho House OF
Representatives Of the, North Carolina
GENERAL Assembly which VIII convene
! last Last night there. WAS Il ridiculous chase
through one Of the principal streets OF
Raleigh that created q great stir, q
negro. John Morlng, ssnatchsa hal A.. nee q
William Williams, and made of with II
full fltilt, Quickly there was, q hue ana
cry.t the negro making q bold dash or
more than d hundred yards before. he
ladded himself Of the handicap by drop
ping the pork. lie vas captured DESPITE
his best efforts at running, and lodged IN
jail Nh ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
street. s. feet ives, Of lwinla,msburs Avenue

81 ~,
street. SO feet west OF Williamsburg Avenue,
z So. 750. AZ sS q
Thomaa c. Gordon. special eemn,issoneS. to
W.. r. Fensom, 10 feet on south line OF Green
Street.; i2s 3:4 feot from southeast corner Of
a Y. james mes and wife to Betsy M. Brown,
4 IA feet on east line OF Second Street, between
Leigh and jackson Streets. 81 200,
A. v. James and wife to A. D.. Price. lot
+ 14x6o feet, being the rear end Of lot No. 6c3
North Second Street ss25 's Il. y
+ L. c. Harris, 50 feet on east side Of Sixth
Street, No. eli North, $o,7o5.
Louise 7. and George G. shepperson to, wis
OF 81. 500, secured by deed Of trust on 20 feet
on south side OF Broad street No. sos and I'll
East. 1,10o. z. " s. 4. fFF5.
+, Robert Lccky. Jr.. md wife to august
Krengle, 10 1-2 feet on the west line OF Pine
Street northwest corner of Spring Street ana
81 feet on west side of Pine Street, 80 feet
north OF Spring Street, So. $50. I,
Henrico: M rs PARROT to Dream r.. Mallory,
1875 acres adjoining the lands OF Thomas j.
Carter and others, $780, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

4, W
PORT OF RICHMOND, DEcs1s. 1904
s77s ARRIVED,
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line
Z Steamer Pocahontas5 Graves. James River
landings and Norfolk merchandise and passen.
gers Virginia Navigation 20. i{ Y: lS
81 SAILED.
Steamer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers. OLD Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. DEC. 10, 1904,
ARRIVED
/ Charlotte Murphy Balumore, passengers and
general cargo Ell l%
SAILED. t
Charlotte Murphy Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo,
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. DEC. - 1904.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Queenswood, Brunswick.
barge Annie H. Smith, Providence. .-
barge Easton, Providence
S.5 i4lt sss SAILED, Fl
Steamer Queenswood, Liverpool.
Schooner Am. Lawrence Boston.
Schooner Bury W. Bowen, Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
The Sarneness OF Oil Sand.

The petroleum bearing strata show re-.
A composition the world over. Everywhere
they nra bltmninous clay. shales and
svariegated clays, interstrntltled with
sand stones and conglomerntes. Lime
contain tarry materials, but rarely true
petroleum. the only notable exception
being the Trenton lime stone OF OHIO and
#Indlanu s5sj * {S5S G&4.E2 t,5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON. NC. Dec. Is.-sP1Rrrs
TURPENTINESteady at 47c.;. receipts, e
casks. Rosin-Firm at $. IS; reoeipts. 3?6
barrels. Tar-Firmf ut 81. 80 :; receipts, M bar
rels. Crude Turpentine-F4rm at S2.3o0369;
reeeipt g barrels. =, z, - n
Firm at l71ac.;i receipts TAG casks sales, 3jS
casks; shipments c04 casks. Rosin-F firm; re-
n m.nts sy ri barreIs, 49, ~
'"t HARE LEST s. a., Dec ls.-rURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothing doing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
Other Produce Markets.

NEW xoHK PEE 1sTLqu5m.psirs,y
f|sefx StA aSans fas sas'ew
M 4 S y and yellow, tlsoaa
Mssa!Pss 1881 's
ts e.
'$ s%Ss; iSs
%ssas; sloss. ass i$%ss i$e I
81 Ss! is9
Fix peEle stsi hains ' 500 1ardNau!et refined
steady PnrkMBarely steady. Ta! l g I;
s.s7M. Tarp;entlne- Steady. I, Z,
Coftee.spot Rio. steadyi mild firm The
Changed at n prices 10 an advance Of points and
s' Ie sssss t%S refined
aG ss isss
$se PseaStsstsaay fans l,.l hanapsk a 81 q
s sssx 10 tot Liysrpool. IL R6i Ss e'uS
largo resp oo py
IL ss;s s Ss!ssss
Open, High Low, Close.
re-: Ss 1M ~, ' ,S,. 1873, SSZ
5c6RN--So, q 4. 3's IS,
{ 81 ::::;::;:#: u I'll Il: *
$:S 81: * * e. 4:
Mts.s PoRK-Per hhl, !. /, Z,
SsH; ,.I::@:%iissss l ss ss l lsa5
So ! !; a v f ISL; IS 49,
s May ssS Ga sssN sss iI
Cash quotations were as follows: FIOUR--
oss,, spray whsA sesaiNa
Ash d4sc. !; No, 2 yellow, ass Qassc No oats
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS MARHETa
DRY GOO. 8 MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE dry goods mar
ket presents no new features, but there is every
evidence OF flrmness on the part OF sellers Wac
90 not view the s!tualon AZ at az aiso iuray.ns.
as is natural at this time Of year; aGSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
RICHMOND STOCK. SIARKEr. II
Richmond. Ma Dec. 10. 1904

5S54 SALES $sa + III ss5 ,g;j35
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. Col. Trust 5
per eent,--l,DF at 90: 2,G.0t nj %. ~
Virginia Ccntures--2t1 at asis -i;fc9 at ssN. Il
STATE SECURITIES Bid. Ask d.
North Carolina Gs, C.. 19ia........::. 10 Iaa
{: Va. "a. Nav G. and r.. 1857. SIX IS
va, Centuries, 20. c. and T.. lyjl.. ss& ss7s
CT i SECURITIES.
Richmond City, 1898 ...........los lossi
iys RAILROAD BONDS. 81.
S. a L. Con. LIST Is. 1sl4.......... 81 s.
s. RAILROAD STOCKS. Par
Atlantic Coast Line = 4. !. .ic0 Iis
Atlantic Coast Line pId 40 JIG
Atlantic Coast Lane COIN. LIS
r.. T. and 7. Dis.i Ooiig........l09 :. 800
2 r., F. and P.f7 PIC. guar........lOO e9S 1890
Seaboard air Line ptd. l0D 37h 2SE
bA:;ks AND Tlt " - COMPANY STOCKS.
Bank vi Richmond .......... 100 .lso *.
American National. ................ lvQ i23
q Broad street Bank :. :. ............r5 20
Aerc1anis National 100 3ti ~.
Union sank or Richmond. 20 lts
e MISCELLANEOUS. ss
Va.-Car. Chem. pfd., y. c..... I. 100 ITO li3js
Va. Carolina Chemical COM. ....,,lvo - 80.
Va. Car. G. Co. Col. II. D. Co... ssst ysis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
RICHMOND e IN PRODUCE MARKET.

FLoUR-Reccip,s very light; market steady
at unchanged prices. WHEAT-Rece pts con-
tirucs light. and market active. . cORN--Re-
cclpts increasing. and market quiet. OATS
Continue quiet. SRYE-Steady: .ght receipts.
i IAY--The very large proportion Of the rees pts
bad effect on the general market: only strictly
No. 1 timothy and strictly No. mixed and
EGGs-Receip,s light, and market active:
cold storage stock being offered. has ten
dency TO keep fresh laid eggs from going
higher aAS Ii5sl az 81 s53 ri \, H
active for high grades ut prices quoted; low
'PoULrRY-R Receipts Of both live and dressed
moderate; and both In good active demand. g5i
VIRGINIA. BAcoN--Markett fairly active for
all good sound stock. .l53
n oRANG Es-Recslpts liberal; market active
B 8PoTAToES--Recelpt Increasing. but demand
continues good. 4 u 5a ~ 7ts5ss NJ F3.t,f 81, n
& ;ONIONs-Rece!pts light. but equal to the de-
lranG I market Quiet but firm.
n APPLES-AlI fancy grades are In demand at
full quotations: receipts light. N y
EFRtI.EIPrS FOR THE WEEK-Wheat. e 2e8
bushels: corn. 2l.062 bushels; oats. 3. 40 bush.
els: flour, 1.640 barrels; hay, sos tons; mill
fnnd Inn 4 <, l.-f Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
Spot cotton closed dull; m.ddling uplands.
s.O9;9 nliddling gulf. .26; snlee. AS bales,

Spot cotton closed dull m.ddling upAnds.
SOD; niiddlings gulf. SIC; snee. AS bales
Cotton, steady; mldding. 500; net receipts. 90
bales. gross S. 80 bales sales As bal<s; STOCK,
1851 bales: export ITO Great Britain rs
bales; 10 the Continent, ,0l3 bales. 81
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts, G.. 54a
baes: export TO Great Britain, 1913 bales; 10
the Continent Q. 3a bales: stock, oil. 100 bales
Consolidated at all porte-Net receipts, LIS. Gie
bales c1por; to Great Britain, 10 6s7F bales; to
Ffance. 1000 bales: to the Continent % Gee
baes. "a
TOTAL since September LIST NJ ali ports-Net
receipts sl72. 53i bnlcs; export TO Great Britain,
9LE2s, 6i3 bnies: to France 2s0A53 balty;. 70 the
contsnent,l.as1.p5 bales; to Japan. 1885 bales;
to Mexico, 1e.5s4 bales.
Il NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec, 10. COTTON
SPOT cotton quiet sales :, $50 ba cd, including
j. $50 to arrive. Quotations unchanged. IL
ri Tho future market was very quiet, opening
4d7 points up. The highest range OF pr! G q
Is from the opening, which was tho lowest, did
not exceed points. January opened Z points
up al z. declined to 7.67,+ advanced to 7.6l
and finally declined to 7.53. The general be-
lief among traders is that there VIII not Be
much activity N the market until after the
holidays. The closing was quiet net gaaEs
3Efa points Z, x
Cotton futures steady: December, 1885 s.;
January 7osqp7.6,: February s. q7:ee: March.
t1.76. pril. 7,slG7S3: May, .sslf7:co; June.
1851 81. July, Z. a9ds d. igi
Eote--IIeayy shipments OF cotton arc INassinE
through this city direct to mills. OF 1870
bales received by Illinois Central Railroad to-
day there was none consigned to local mer-
Z chants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
'coTToNsEED OIL n.

CoTToNSEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-CottonseedS oil was
moderately active at lower prices. Prime
crude, 4: b. mills, lTtplsc.; prime summer IN;
brine white, 2S@c9c.; prime winter! yellow. &c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
ATLANTIC COAST, LINE.

m Ans LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRD-b
sAA.1'---' ]7G STREET STATION. 81 t35j53
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY SEPT. nth
ao5 a. M "A. G, \. E4xpreSs to AZ Rpolnt0I
o.oo a M.-Petersburg and Norfolk. 1 AZ,
1sio r. MPetersburg and a n N and " West
81 I'D; p, MI ioldshoro Local }{s Il Fl
sSs M-ns!is arl1a and lew Wet Indian Lam.
~ ted to all polnts South - =, A Y
80 p =. M-Pctersburg and n. and W. West
- ~ $; TRAINS ARRIVE RICIIMOND p. II
4:o7 a Nj. 1855 AZ d; .s:sS 4. a.. az q
A.: ilso : :, NJ; i s:Ss F 2. II: ' = - -
.sscept SUNDAY y,sspday G py Pass, Al,
w r. CRAIG Gen fass. Agt. q 3 sSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

BALTIMORE MD. Dec. 1s-FLoUR-Dull
and unchanged. = Wheat-Weak: spot, contract,
s1.09Nsa51 oeh.: December tlosA %. 0et south-
ern by sampls. SOC. GsL0. !. corn-steady; spot,
s45A l50Ac Oats-Steady: No 2 white 2slic.
bid. Rye.Dull. Butter.Steady and un-
Changed !. fancy imltation, 1a?io.: do. cream
l4adec. Eggs-Weal and unchanged at 32c.
Cheese-Flrm and unchanged. Sugar-Strohg
and UNCHANGED, ~ 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
How to- Sleep.

"A writer ms. current medical Journal
asserts that persons who sleep with their
mouths closed enjoy better health than
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

u. s. rcfundinp Is. rcgistered 10i
u. 8. refunding :s coupon ,.,.,.,,,......., 1N
u, s.. o. registered Observation-Disclosures. 10t
u. Es.& 49, coupoi, 10 !
u s, New 49, reslste rcd . 1880
u. S. New A., cour.on. :. 1871
u. s. Old IL, regis cred \. 4. jO5
u. S. Old 49, coupon, 4. i. N ltG
Atchnon general .,,....,.............. 101
Atchlson adjustment Observation-Disclosures. 81
Atlantic Coast Line is........,. ...,,.,.,..,,y 30
Baltimore and Ohio 4s....,,s.... 1903
Baltimore and Ohio 96
Central Of Georgia LII
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc.,.............. 81
Chesapeake and Ohio observation-disclosures. l07
Chicago and Alton 3its...................... 81
chicagot b.. ard Quincy new Is ........... 100
Chicago. NJ. ind ST Paul gen. 4s......... 10
Chicago ard Northwestern con. 7s........ IL.
Chicago r. I. and 6Pacigc 4s,.............. 80
Chicago, r. T.. and Pacific 4s..........,....s 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

BALTIMORE sToch MARKET. I.
r. BALTIMORE, MD. Dec. fI3-Scaboard AIR
Line common nYlI4.; do preferred % "a I, VI.
Atlantic Coast Line common, l+Jsxul5l...