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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
ATTACHMENT
HOLDS GOOD.
Jury Decided Against the Pett
Claim Of Ownership to
PlOiz Store.

The jury in the action to determine
the rightful ownership of the Plotz-
PETIT retail cigar store, at 3l6 State
street, brought in verdict adverse to
their claim, The jury decided that
the sale of the business to Petit by
Plotz should not hold. This decision
rendersIbindine the attachment of the
cont ents Of the store by the sergeant
alarms of the district CONT TO satisfy
the Judgment for about $3.50 obtained
against Plotz by Bennett.Sloan & 90. /,
of New York.
The usual course of advertising,
and selling at action, the attached
goods will probably now be followed.
The jury went out abont 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and remained out
about twenty minutes.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
COMPLAIN OF
STATE STREET.
The Public is Loud in Condemn
ing the Condition of The Much
Travelled ThOrOughfare.

The condition of State street sin
the recent snowstorms is deplorable
and is the subject of much caustic
comment both by many business men
along the street and also by drivers
and others who are obliged to daily
travel In wagon, carriage or bicycle
on the thoroughfare in question.
The mud is thick and drivers and
their vehicles are 1splashed all along
the street. The lower end of the
street. below Washington street,
whilc in very poor condition, is much
better than from that point north
Two or three gentlemen Interested,
yesterday, spoke in harsh terms of the
state of affairs, saying that the
asphalt should now be at least In pro-
cess of being laid OF already laid, in.
stead of the matters being at stand
still, as it is.
A prominent local physician also
expressed sentiments of like nature.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
Public Service Corpora.
tion Made Application
Before Woodbridge
Township Committee
Last Night.

At the meeting of the Woodbridge
TOWNSHIP Committee, last night, an
application u was received from the
Elizabeth, Plafnfeld and Central Jer-
sey railroad company, the official
name of the Public Service Corpora
tion controlling the lines in this sec.
tion, requesting permission to lay
tracks and operate limo over the
Woodbridge Greek bridge, to connect
with the local lines
There were but q few members pres
ent, one more than quorum. SO the
application was laid over until Mon
day night.
W. A. sBelcher, of this city, and
Lawyer Gilmore, of Newark, an at
torney for the Public. Service, were
present.
It was said today, by Public Ser
vice official, thas this move is probab.
lyssa foreruDner for through line 10
Jersey City. No promises or condi-
tions werel laid down last night. nor
was the maSSer of q five cent fare,
from Woodbridge to Keashey, as was
thought of some time ago, mentioned
at last nights meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
WILL SUE The.
RAILROAD co.
German Teacher Of This City
Claims Damages from New
Street Railroad.

N. Krissoff, "a German school teach :
er, of this city, will sue the Metro
politan Street Railway company, OF
New York city, for alleged injuries
which he claims he sustained while
alighting from Broadway street car
in New York, Labor Day. He says ne
was thrown to the ground and injured
tho back of his head SO that he has
been unable to teach as well as before
the accident. Lawyer Leo Goldberger
has been retained He will be asso-
ciated with Lawyer Lewis Goldberg,
of New York.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
TAKEN TO PRISON.

Special to me EveAfn.g NeqOS.
New Brunswick Dec. 9:-Thomas
REILLY, who was sentenced to eighteen
months in State prison by Judge
Strong for an assault on little girl,
was taken to Trenton this morning.
Mike Froneik, one of the four who
are in Jail here, had surprise this
morning. Bis wife arrived from
Hungary and when she learned that
her husband was in Jail she became
greatly excited. 1t was very touch-
ing reunion and now the woman pays
half hour visits to her husband.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
HAD BIG time
AT LOESER'S.
Friends Gather from All Sections
10 Partake Of Hosts
Hospitality.

The large number of the friends of
proprietor Loeser, of the Excelsior
Hoael, Maurer, attended his annual
metzelsuppe yesterday afternoon and
last night. The feasting commenced
about $3.50 o'clock, and fit was not
until late hour that [the last de-
par ted for home. The guests came
from New York, Brooklyn, Newark,
Woodbridge, this city and few
other places. Music and bowling were
enjoyed and the guests inspected the
recently improved dancing hall.
Everyone present had thoroughly
ENJOYABLE time.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
Rushing School No. 7.

Work on public school No. Z. at
Madison avenue and Paterson street,
is being rushed. The four walls are
now up and carpenters are putting the
finishing touches to the roof, SO that
in few days tie building will be
enclosed and tho mechanics can work
inside without hindrance from the
weather.
Yesterday afternoon work was
started on the steam heating plant.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
VALUES HAIR
AT $4,000.
South River Girl Sues Owner
of Factory in Which She
Met With Accident.
Sfeeiak 10 Tie EyeNing MeaOs.

.oPtt4uF 70 TIC LVeNlHS IVelUS.
New Brunswick, Dec. 9:-Annie
Lochs, of South River, who had all
her hair pulled off by getting it
caught in machinery while at work
in Hermann AukamI& Co., handker-
chief factory at that place, has
started suit against the firm for $50, !.
600. She is represented by Lawyer
George S. Silzer, who is associated
with Lawyer James W. Osborne, of
New York. The case will be tried in
the supreme court, of New York,
Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
HiIsdOrfs Assign.

Late Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Potts,
of Elizabeth, of the firm Of Potts 81
Kaufman, wholesale grocers, Of this
city, was appointed assignee for the
Blue Front grocery stores owned and
operated by J. II. & T. Hilsdorf. Mr..
Potts is expected in town this after
noon to look over the affairs Of the
firm. The stores will be continued as
usual.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
Struck By Snowfall.

L. p. Mathiasen, of 200 Oak street,
has complained to the police that his
fifteen -year-old sister was struck by
a snow ball while on her way to
school.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
Burnt Cork Club.

Last night the Burnt Cork Club
held meeting in Wilder Music Hall.
They talked over the plans for hold
ing a minstrel show and decided to
give one for the benefit of the Perth
Amboy City Hospital. No date was
set, but it will be some time between
Christmas and New Years. The talent
will all be local.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
LADIES AUXILIARY MET.

The Ladies Auxiliary to the City
Hospital Association met yesterday
afternoon at the residence of the
secretary, Mrs. o. W. Sheath. Little
business was transacted. The report
of the recent rummage sale, as already
given in the News, was received.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
WILL ENTERTAIN
CITY OFFICIALS.

Freeholder J. x. Jensen will enter
tain a number of the city officials, in
Guiding the members of the Board of
Aldermen and the Board of Educa-
tion, at dinner tomorrow evening
at the Cafe Martin, Broadway and
Twenty sixth street, New York.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
Wants His Wagon Back.

A. Cerbo. Of 19l Washington street.
this morning, asked the police TO aid
him in recovering wagon borrowed
from him by produce dealer two
months ago, {but never returned.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
Copper and Brass Stolen.

J. H. Gregory has reported to the
police that freight car in his store
yard, near the Central railroad, was
broken into, and a quantity of copper
and brass taE Y.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
CON TEST.
Following is the vote up to O'Clock

Following is the vote up to O. clock
last night:
Mrs. John H Poulsen ID. 100 L. )11263
Mrs. P. Fredricksen I'd. Of. AZ 1852
Mrs. Soren Hanson Cd So 6S1S
Mrs. l.. Osman(D. of P. 5565
Miss Annie Germs ID. of l.. 1439
Miss Mamie Lund(D s. 1177
Mrs. Southwick (I.O +. 1158
Miss Loretta Warner, I.O.F) 97l
Mrs. E. Cline (Tott) Cd. of L.) 408
Miss Maggie Lembcke(D. of P.) 800
Mrs. Robt. Hanson Cd. of p 1928
Mrs. VIM Poulsen ID. of p. 134
M. Reartlon IL. O. B. A. 96
Miss J. Gibson (I o. FL 93
Mrs. VIM. Bath Cd. of L. 81
Mrs. G. Dubois, Tott, (R.S.) 20
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
Plant Nearly Ready.

The buildings for the plant at Key
port of the Raritan brickyards are
now in course of rapid construction,
aud the company, which is composed
of local and Keyport men, expects to
bave the plant in operation at an early
date after the first of the year.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
Now Number TWenty-six.

The Danish Viking club, which, as
told in the News, had been organized
in this city short time ago with
thirteen members, held meeting the
other night and took in five new
members. They now number twenty
six.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09
Cadets Nominate.

Tonight the Westminster Cadets
will meet to nominate officers. The
election will take place week from
tonight. The meeting will be held in
the Presbyterian chapel in Rector
street.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09

Will Pay Q Per Cent. interest
on loan of $4,000, secured by first
mortgage on improved Perth Alnboy
real estate, worth ST 000-Have 81, 500
to loan at per cent.
WARD 3 SNYDER, q Smith St.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-12-09

An adv. in The News Want col
umn brings good results.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20
p1cHMo 4, 3, PRODUCE . MARKET,

Corrected daily Unless ct herwise sta TED these
Quota tons arc Wholesale price, q, "a ia,
nc: TAI = to good per pound. undrayn
ducks choice. per pound tnna NV iSsaisc.
fair 10 good. per pound, nndra%n. i5aiie.
t ksSse 10 soed per peuna undraWn
chickens choice. per pound, undraMn 15 o4 ~
fair 70 god rsr p p1unda. n u llai2c
n rs,s az chp;ce per pound undrawn. 7aloc
Drawn poultry, lac. per pound MS her man nan
9 whele deer per n5s 9Knna 1g 81
pound x arSS eo.s est ts u ea
ssSI sm IapHs G se sezsn sas
bits. choice, arge. ca
dan.aEed. each. 9 De- C. !. IL II x ner pound
i7a1se fancy dairy packed per pssnnSd ssacs
choice dairy packed per poi,d. i1!l ,e,;n per
store packed per pound nv, ,er ee no nd
s che. s ysio yellow res. 1s ~
EGG SIN crates: NEARBY. IN. ner dozen,
Dressed hoss. ene 1enn sT
esc: per I Ipnnd and spare ribs per pound Ic
j. ner pound ioe chestnuts per pound
&C.; dried apples. bright PET ,1 noIns &C.
Whits per bushe onions. per
bYs fSE ssnseS choice per eM9
ysa. fair 70 good ZEE pos shesp oa far
prime paasat ss cattle fair prime per
p pot saSc hogs. fair 70 prime. per rou''
Ew, sps.!sss Ts!sr
stra SIT, yin s ra'es,1 neal city
Rer pound sn,,ntrY s SoIied saaied
ssc MllIfeed-Shipstuf per Ton, f&i.sVa 80
bran; SIS, 500 g. 20. 53S 81. ISL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20
REDUCED HATES VIA r = If. & n. HI II,
Y ACCOUNT g HRlsTMAs, r HOLIDAYS.

Rate-Tare and one-thIrd for the round
trip between all points, Richmond to
washington Inclusive. Tickets on sale to
the general public December 2S, "a. 8. 70,
January q. 1905. no students and teach
ers OF schools and colleges presenting
and surrenderlng certificates signed by
the superintendent principal or president
of such institutions, tickets will he sold
ri tha above rate, December nth to oath.
Inclusive; good returning until January
S, 1905. Apply TO ticket agents Richmond,
q 81 w. p, TAYLOR,
* Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20
VIRGINIA.
BR lie t S

Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
Il BoYDToN, y A., Dec. i. 1.-The continued
cold and snow Is causing much incon l,,e.
5niencc and suffering to The poor In TINS
~ The s,-l lltt ~ , I've,
was so badly burned on Saturday morn
Ing, while playing before an open crate
that his death resulted at g clock !, on
rs a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ
Traulmcll, Of Bristol. # III Z,
CONFORM. AS tltf,s wharf; OF, &, the 2.
1s DfbNiNsV1L Il h A.-The residence of
Mr James Park 81 was I, DESTROYED! by tire
merchants and others Of huntsville are
coming to the rescue OF the desolate fam: |
FREDERICKSBURG yA.-The chill ren.
Of Henry Colvin,S OF Madison county
were left in a room with a fire In tt,for
short time adaysar I've agn anu Whsa
clothes of one OF tie children had caught
on Are. and the child was 50 severely
burned that 4 died from ITS INJURIES s 4 An
burned about the face and hands In try!
iAAlAf1P - ohm Smith. q sugar
wife to-day by St rlking her on the head I,
with an axe. Smith went home this
morning, had a TOW with his wife anu
attacked her vii h 4 tho axe.9 He ia eft her
for dead but she came to and may re-
cover. gu. f.iil5f S8}s
In LIEsBuRG " Simon Smith. nm enl-
sploye, 81. the esburg postof 5ce Of which
Mr. N. C. Nichols ds postmaster, was ar
rested late Saturday night by government
officials, charged with abstracurg money
Bandria Tor preliminary trial. Smiths ar
rest was accomplished d by means Of u
ldecoy letter. q 5ss3 4s
LYING GLIB UR q. VA.-The I,ymchburg
Board of I'rE4s to-day adopted a series
OF preambles and resolutions endorsing
/ the recently signed arbitration trenties
and calling upon the Senate to ratify
them. 9sEsi 38i y
"a NORFOLK. VIA LIN the Court Of Law
to-day Sags Martin grant
divorce from her husband, AZ herman %.
.Etheridge, upon tho ground OF desertlon
B WARSAW vA-N1iss Sadie. the four
teen-year-old daughter OF Mr., Ge6rget
&Wsnstead. OF Village. Northumber
county, has a NJ we'll I. veloped case of
smallpox, though 1t is said to be Of q
very mild form. us 5 sS.#5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20
Property Transfers.

IA Richmond \ IN. II. aud Potter H. Burke to
L. j Il Choatwood. Il feet on the north line
OF Claiborne Street, go feet east OF Ran
5dolph Street, So. II 853 z5 ys s5s3
Melville Daniels to ] ohm ". Anderson
personally ut No. CIT East Broad Street.
$2i.G6. z! 9s st94 II s5 5s lF
II. IT. HARDWOOD and Q. Fl. Funston and
wives to Writ "a. Chesterman, 30 feet on
north line of Monument Avenue, 2G9 575-10O
feet east OF Al lison Street, $3.50,
~ J.G s.. and II. II. HARDWOOD and wives to-
Lille w Powers, n lip feet on the west
line OF Allen Avenue, 81 -19 feet north of
Park Avenue, 81, 900. Z. q
d James PEBBLES TO Nellie, Hirshberg. 3S
feet on the south line Of Catherine Street,
2T ia feet east OF Hancock Street, 81 ESQ.,
1 Lena "A. and John w. Perley TO Henry
s.. Walerstein. so feet on the south line of
Gary street, southeast corner OF Laurel
Jesse Randall to Lucy S. Randall 81
feet on the west side,of Third Street,
lao s11-12 feet south Of Duyal Street. $500
Henrco: James y. Barkerand wife, to
i. NJ. peadinon, 81 feet on the north line
OF Nicholson Street, 81 feet from tho
northeast corner Of Wiltshire Street, $500
u. r Jefferson to n. H. Iiill, lnterestSin
6S7 acres and 115 15S-l0O0 acres, subject to
deed OF trust, $500. 33t
r; T. Hill to ARCHER Williams. Interest
In GS7 acres and 116 15S-l0O0 acres, subject
to deed OF trust, $500. ;i{ FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20
sTOCKSMAKl Vain
EFFORT T0PULL Up.
Ecccntricity Of Aiinalgamated
Copper Again Signal for Sub
sidcnce OF Interest.
ADVANCE WAS NOT RESUMED Il:
Rise Was Led Most Conspicu-
ously by United States
4 Steel Stocks.
nv AEsaoninted press.

= =
81 EIISV YORK Dec. 19.--Thc stock mar
ket fell ftosn holiday rut to-day There
was d brief recovery In the carly deal
ings from the decline which was II force
when the market closed on Saturday.
but fresh recent secccntricity on the part
OF Amaigamated Copper WIS the sisnai
FOR subsfdence Of interest and q sinking.
or prices as on Saturday. Tho advance.
which was Interrupted by tho intin1ldat-
Ing effect OF tie break IN Copper was hot,
resumed with any force or confidence a..
forwards although the Copper stock lts s'l
s,uadpied and became quiet Wisn lou
6 rise was led most conspiciously by the
lJijtcl States Steel stocks, ana many re-
poria were placed in circulation OF me
prosperous condition Of the af1airs OF my
y corporation. The pennsylvania group Il, -
"a tiroad stocks made Its almost inyaria sL
3 ,s3;,,,,sc 10 grswa Of steel trade conditions
4 ara To- rcpoTts Of traffic officials ~ the
cfteet that tho ngea!ion OF MI mIn on
tics connected with the Steel trads +, vas W.
SO great MS 10 threaten car shorta ge g,
Spf,# the Eastern railroad lines Q hecte etl.
Re;yortg or railroad traffic from other sou .,
tons were almost equally favorap ne .' an
tho days returns 1f gross earnings q ~
roads FOR the Second week OF loecefnpssr
4 showed good Uniform increases tnIcusnr
Il o,,s8ftf,e country. Prices clipped back our
Ing the day to about Wnefe My -.
On NJ. turlay. and tho closing VII $ he:iyy.l
THO suie az n hundred share lot Of Shl.
sage, Burlington and Quincy e the record "a
prfcse Of rs, wfs a Incident OF the Day ~ =
cunncction with reports OF an extra . d'Vt-
lend distribution.
i,onds were firm: total sales, par value llls'
Z E3, GAO, CO. s ils8s
I5rlited stntes bond were unchanged on
ri The total sales To- day amounted 70 co. q
] BOD shares. 5 y
1 s5n,,ev a., cali steady; l-:Gf2 "a lowest,
az q; closing bid and offered 2 81. Time
slparls. very easy !: 90 /. nys. 80 days ana SIX
months. 3 1923 81. \. 1, q. !. q. ]. .ts
starl,,r exchange firm. with actual busl-
ness IN bankers y, us. 81 ior
demand ard at s4s4. s07 stst % fo 3. 90 !, Gay
d Mills Posted rates s4S5g ~ and $685. Com
4 Inarcisl bills sss. So. Bar silver, g. i
Mexican dollars, 4s 1r2. 95 4, s $ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20
COTTON hi 4. 4 !, (. -, ..,.

4 NEW YORK, Dec. 9.--Thc cotton market re-
Gected sbeariah expectations us TO the showing
of the Forthcoming tginners' report ana ruled
rather more active as result of bear pressui Q
and liquidation With the final prices at lowest
+ Level OF The day and season. In-} opening was
BtG;,dy II an advance OF lf5Sponts In response
z to rather better cables than looked fo.3s,ihe
liverpool market should have been about un.
&ofia.ged to 3 points lower, but was i,et 9un-
fchaDgsd at the hour. of the local opening while
4 SPOT cotton ~asain moderate demand ut an ad-g
vance OF 4 points. me sicadying influence OF
this showing, ho%aSer.E was offset by piiyates
cables claiming thai In spite OF small scutncs n
y the local market failed 10 hold the Initial gain
jLeadinSi professionals appeared to be hammer
Ing TIE market all along the line, and snortly
AFTER tho opening prices began to sag on, fo.-
lowed by New Orleans and thu I.IveIpoor mar
ke..Fs * fer u decline OF some 8 TO 10 points
there was irregularty5 around midday with
#theFsmal receipts estimated for leading points
to-lnorrpw, large exports and private reports
of strong spot holders n ttrncting In some sup
noon, and during The balance e the session.
stel, orders were caught. and the market was
3 finally barely steadyflat a net.iloss OF 16a2l
Apoints with January quoted at 7.44 or points
Il below tho pre- vlous low level Sales We're estly
inilted at 1000 bales . DIV
IA Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day were
e.. ia bales against 10000 last week and 1880
insl year; for the week So0. 900 bales against
sat 3bb ast week and So1, 81 last year To'daYs
lnceipts at New Orlea MS ,1S 164 bales against
TO- 7l5 last year, and mt Houston 7.l57 bales
ngaipst 1871 last year.
y ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20
Grand total .,......,. ....., 1905
CALLED no RICHMOND.
fs,peo,al 10 iTho Tlmss.pispaat.h.l

Especial to Tho Times pispatlh.)
a NORFOLK, VA, Dec 19,-ReY. =. IT.
lRiddick, OF Sturgeon Memorial Baptist
Church. has received a very fatterlng
call TO the pastorate OF Paramount Rap-
whether Mi. Riddick will accept.
News has Just been received In Norfolk
of the death of Mr.. Louis p, HndgIns. a t
Singapore Malay Peninsula, Asia. Mr.
Wudgins was the Youngest son OF the
late Captain Lewis M. IIudgins, OF this
city, He Is survived by three listers. Mrs.
John M. Webster, Mrs. j. w, Pedin, both
OF Norfolk. and MIS- r. an. Chandler, or
Manchester, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20
ding uplaands. 40; m,adnns rulf. SIS, sales

ding up,and.. 40; ra,ddl,ns gulf. SIS; sales,
l.t6t bales. "a Is IS z "A 4Sl
Cotton, nominal: middling. net receipts Z as
stock. 103, SIS balcs. " w Isl ~. H. *.
to-day r ~ = 2
bales: export to Great Britain. 37.sss balss 70
the Continent $50 bales; 70 ~ ba'es'
"a si ali receipts
bales: export to Great Britain bs,s bales n %
France 1861 halc1: to z the Continent A,olo
bales: 10 Japan. 2 100 bales. Z. *
Total since September list nf AL
receipts as 1876 bales; export TO ~ reat
s sDi3 ba!cg s to France 43l.47 bales: 70 me
Continent. 49, 100 bales; to Japan, DIV
to Mexico. II, 1854 bales. ssat 4S
NE woHLEANs La, pee. Y .co . Z ,ss;n
spot cotton easier, sales s 80 bal inciualns
i $50 10 arrive Quotations l-lec low e.
FUTURES opered 3lfS points IN, bur a. sett
-41seyTsen. snen set IN which carried prices wen
below Saturday closing Trading wa. SeI 2
asa gradually declined until Il hsa 19s.
cos cd dull with net losses OF l64le polnts ne
first portion Of the Census Bureau Decemper
Rinr,e rs report ie cxpected Va, "a
Cotton futures steady: Decenbs l.ssg i,se' I
january February 7!s CT il :la,ne
u TdsfT ~: ~ 4 uIy. - 1851 49, q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20
Ginners to Organize
, nv a ssocjated pres. /,

ono, hundred cotton glnners from Texas
and adjoining States met here to-day to
form a National dinners Association.
One Of the principal matters to be
for gathering ginning statistics, similar
TO those issued BY the government cen-s
sus bureau,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20
Other Produce Markets,

4 NEW York. Dec, 1s.-TI1oU Z, ana q
issshsiii at s2ied9 e. Gornmeal-steady.
WheasFirh So red =. I'9 aGHanee opss9 ay
iossd az siaN july ilos December. slis
' corn-Easy; 80. nominal, optlS 9hsr a e
oatssF!rm; mixed s atsa.GfBs,,. p,ck,ed bel
les sfe' 7a7sEc Lard Dull: refined STEADY !,
rork-Steady &; Tallow--Steady. Hos'n-'1t1h'ee.'
at 62Tb9ft o. KAN
no Got!eeh hiahsr s't susHarRaw firms refined.
firm. Rieerouiet Molasssss l4s5s: state
dairy isastc STATE sma nsa rSy
ured and whte Il,tdel2e Iggsn,.Wean: meas s ~
selected, ssfasc.; Western, soaslc'' sou1ao'1'
peps Island u ,l7saa99s;
state and Western $50 w; Jersey 30 yytncked
other domsstlIcoo sA ssMsS cottonseBy
steam to LIVERPOOL loql.Ve' Il st
-, II, a., Z, IIr Dec 10 DECREASED receipts
In tho Northwest formed The prInSspwal seafG6n e
clnue Nay wheat showed a gain Of hc. corn
is up No; oats are unchaneea A' y
IN bG10c, ~ eSt ~ fsS ltsy B s,t4a 3Ez
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20
marx. CAGES included, 1sa3,sc.; frsts. caHe.,
prime firsts, 2shc.; extras. q llzc. &,

BALTIMORE, MD, Dec Is. -F1,o UR..Dnll;
winter extra, A.2o34 50t winter patent - e,g
$50 spot contract = 4. LII
Firm r 4 spot new. 6os. 9soHc Oats Firm; No
white. 2sc. bid, Rye--Imll NO. western. Ssfp
tation, oo1eic.; dc. or eamery. 2sGeSisc,; DO.
ladle, b 1890. !: store packed. 4T16c % Esgs-
Weak and unchanged. a Chcese-Firtn and un.
change. 4S5. $40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-20

4 CHICAGO. I'LL. 3 Deo.f 1o.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 1900 head. Market steady to lo.
to medium. 80; rtockers ana feeders,
se14lt; cows. !l4a. 80; he!fers, ST. 76a576: can:
Aogs-Receipts. 50. 900 head. Market SC. higher.
Mixed and butchers, 81. 400. s.: good TO choice
iishts. ssssals7s bulk Of ns saes. sts@fs
Shesp-ReceiptE. 4 900 head. Sheep loc lower;
lambs steady g Good to choice wss;hers