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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
'|MARKEI.LA.N||IG:|U|.||||.D|:|.H..
AFTER ! ] 4 |! 4
Stock Exchange Resumes ussii--
ness, lBut Will Probably IS.
DILL During Current Week.
NEWS sFAv0RAB e III ] Y LU .J.:;''
Rising Tendency 9TH Steel Pro.
duets Still sTerceptibl Wire
u 8i,i Service Crippled.

III rEyv " oRrS. llio stock lix-ii
$chatgesresl,,red business to- day AZ ter tic
three days holiday interval with only q q
lnn1uid Interest and tho y day = MARI
I ket was hut a nominal II affair. This
war in d ccordat,cc With, cxpcctat ton,
and tic same n state 4 OF affaiis n is
expected to endure through the holi-5
day week. Interested I'll conjecture 4 cen.
ters almost he Culture Beyond I, q
the current week. Tile icloseness 70 & me
oInSs sThs whe e yen
rates for time money today, worked gat,-s
tere hs dne
stocks While the stick market wiis s.. b \,
active toaaX tlla aIo,ns sns
strong. This Was In accorda ne VIII, ~. r.,
tenor d the news, Whici waAs gs nera !.y
favorable to- values Tho voice q :. traillc
dicalIy ftsl1iisoil. che stcad y8expansiongo
TIA ffic and tho promise OF rather nOrs
business thar, they will te able q g, atden ~
d ,aipee 81 IND to I'M
preston ii given hat any further demand =
Tor will exceed pres
lie,r's rs
a The ssffectiveg breaking 81 tfis ro,'tt,in
SI,eni,sy yania was IA helping factor. he
%crippiflg OF tile wire py ~, =
Increased the dullness s
u Y, 81 ava ad Vances were held well until ne
81 riosin q. whi eli wa s dull and firm. S IA
Bonds were firm. rotal sal pa rSyal y,
\ s44I6.oOo. United States bonds we're y "
Tile rf total les Of stocks for the day
were ISL, 900 shares 3s;s N Il
j$ oNEY3 AND I5xcI ANc; ErG1,o PSI !;
cioslng bid AT sofrored, time
II ia rs. easy and dull /: 81 tay days a a,I
ninety days ~ or cent SIX nom :, H.
4 "a nnr a ai4 ~ per cent Sterling exc change
firrn ,YIth III actual business III bar
blls as for deun I1s ans I'D "a
=, %, III 81 . III nd a. IS n commcrcialA bins.
:4sis-S. Bar silver doa r.
24Sl a f$ A tSs
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~ Other Produce Markets.

risar.ss tsaay Rekwi,sat Corn
mSSI,tlri NJ. rsd Nominal opo1s
CON corn.. II 1Gs No.. Options We're e,
sIsssa fsf!SE r5 &c.
o oatso Ha!p mixed Mdsc. OPTIONS nominal
SsissS Am AZ
o tus country. nosln-pu u: TurpehI
81 ss steadG OPTIONS steady
slnas Rsseff saspsisxs -
sss ssarsd
ma White lo01ec. 4 me-
essa sa'a lnnF e. lsls gs!
aSs Western orsey STss ~
N stsan; 10 taa lLl il l5d9oc
cIIcAdoa M, IIL %ad psffh e s7 chief es Cause
s SfSs ss ss
Sas ssans futafss ssnssa :. tGI' ss Close.
5 a; 10 q! III u |'i
'$ a; III I'll ~
$:E AZ II III II
t SsS .::;lsa l lsss lssF E Es7
&sS s;E fis,. a:fI's 4iE''
sij oIaT III Joy ihs, q i b "a 40
Muw \ u ,f7ia Vi 6y771a Nh s. TIA 81 9.
Cash Quotations were as follows: 10 Y lt'-
'staedy Eo. spring wheat, 81 .0sdl1 ISL No. $,
an IA No "a red No. corn,
yeloS%; a "a No a y w1ifs
No rye, Good feeding e abarT
ley 85ais7c, fair 10 choice }tg 9 ~ ~
Dime %imolhy seed q Mass 4 \! I,ss
sSart ripa sieies ioose So eb0s7; short clear
sides thoxedl ~. y 81
Thigh Wines Glover contra . graae;
dalsiSs, 1sg.Sc, chNsss rna az ~ "
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r. r. r. n Richmond, Fred rtckss
1 IL III * ] burg e Pot omac RI s.

Trains Leave RichmO mi ----N orthWard.5
4 Ills A. NJ Daily Byrd st.E Through.
s:4S "A, DAILY 8 t.. II rou gh.
n 10 a.. NJ week days. 81 "a shland Accom-
$40 Az. M,eDa,l Byrd s.. = through. Ioosi
y * nSon@Week Days-Byrd ST. TX through.
400 p y M--Week SDnys--B yrd$ ST. Fred erckDst
35s7S burg Accommo dat lon.
4 Z O5 = 3Nt;on! lyNdAn st. Through sS asss
s:so P. Nj Week n Days-5-lE shiand -
os z} pSonMs.@Daily-Byrd ST. Through
s%STralnsT Arrive Rchmot1d --Sou Inward. 5SFf
e:ss A. NJ. ! week Gday EDa shlAnd $Ao.e
eEGSI5F n,niodat ion =
$500 AZ M.G-Week aya-6yso8 ~. IsasEicGs.
$S,isst burg 6Acco n,modation III ss5 I'M
VA s5 A. M.--Daly--3yr ST. ~
81 S6 Asff M.--Week Days Byrd st Through.
go = ~ daily. n Main Isl. Through 4
5.ba IS NJ, wee Ok days! IT bland Ao.s
- q2omnmmoMIoaiiy-Byrd /. Through
a ;S +. NJ. daily Byrd Through. 1.ocai
"a 81 .-Daly--nsai st. rhrougt a
oHyCSTTEiIPulman sleeping Hor5 Parlor Car on
al nhnve1 trains except train arriving Rloh-s
mond ii 80 a. NJ week days. and local Saccom.s
nTa 'a e arrivals departure. ana
tons nos " q ~ cuLp rAYLoR
BM ,s,n Nan ASS, Z Geo Man raf Mo-
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M MARINE I, j !: INTELLIGENCE.
PORT X OF RIcHNioNp /. DEC. ~ 1901.

4 4 PoIer OF RICIiMoJp }: DEC DEC! =, 1906.
4s II n. ARRIVED II q I f38
II STEAMER Brandon Harvey Norfolk, merchan n
disc and spasseng gers. Old Dominion line
Steamer Pocahontas Graves ss James 4 River
landings and n orfolk, merchandise and passen n
gers. Virginia n arIgation %, 81,
- 3'55f Mi SG SALE III AZ ifis
Il Steamer Brandon, Z Harvey. Norfolk. merchan-
Barge FPerryvlle, Morse, James River, wood,
q PORT NEWPORT JEWS DEC. q. 1904. III
IA, & ARRIVED, III syS
steamer waccaInaw, Port land. Il,
IA Schooner nj. r.. ssmnll Portland. a4 5S
a Schooner, j. M ~ Il Rskel !, 3ostcn. 5#
4 Barge West Point. videIce. 81
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TO 4 AXE NO ACTION ..T,['l: NJ,
Postal Emplo Have Not Tot: Been Be II

Polygarnists Since Law Passed.
j.s3 fBy q Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, p. Gu Dec. g7.-po s, !,
muster General aWrynne presented 70 ~ he
President a report prepared by t1ie de.
Fpartnent In response to the resolution o.
Senator Dubois, ! of Idaho. re gard ng5 post
masters or. other postal emph9yees Who
finds that there are four poatmasters who
have have Sustained polygnnloua 5Ielat tons. 4 y
those are nj small places and the !, rela at,
lions, it is stated, shav We not been continued
s hn offcilscs having occurred prior5to that
enactment. In View Of this it has been
determined not to take anysaction N their
on Sos tR rli {t1i 55iS4 353t {S3t
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h N RICHMOND s STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND. Va, Il Dec. 27. leg '!'1 | !.
VICE. 2

IL 3. sALEa Al 553 ]. VI al
Virginia Centuries 90 at 1000 at as9t
5000 at $50 TO- 90 at q, os,s !.
Virginia Centuries e e KY
rs V ai Centuries 90 OF oss So1 at So
WI Carolina Chemical preferred
o. 1r,,f SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
North Carolina s., 6. alo lo;h
Va. Centiriss, "a. Ri. and, M 1921, b. osss ss&
ss CITY SECURITIES, IL II q III
Richmond u q 1898, ..::... X. 10y x
RAILROAD RoNpa.S ~ III NJ
Alert sRa s et Con- Il 81 e9 IS
r.. G. l Cert ficatea of Ind. y p 81
Sc ss Tia II, 1. sss h M
Horteik and Western q. 1926 l9o Il 8@S.
N s a aSi Neck Il ri lit So s
sle5 e CHI ist q 80
RAILROAD sT'oC fS. Par. !. 3G
Atlanta and Chariot SS 70
Atlantic Coast Line IN! LA Ia iIe
Atlantic Coast Line CON, ,G9 "
oriells and ~ ] $Gn 4
ssabourd IAir9 Line pfd l0 - Ss's
seaboard Air Line com. 100 - ~
BANK AND Il &c STOCKS TO
Bunk OF Richmond 1 1S ~ PHI
American tonal i .y I'D IN
P peeaa sss Savings ana =; = r, q
Union Ban Fisof Richmond *; so l7o sg x:
Virginia Trust Co. ~, Ivy w Y
INSURANCE. cosiPAN'1 v IS vs. 5s
Virginia Fire and Marine. 81 10 ~. +
i MISCELLANEOUS Is a III
American Locomotive pfd q. /. 100 leo i $3.50
ia Car. Chem. pfd., SIP. 100 ll3
.-Carolina Chemical com. 100 10 S{8 IS
Va Car. CT Co.. Col. IT, 8 -. tc.,.,.. ySia s9H
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CONDITIONS &, IMPROVED [''.
Much Of Proc uce rs for London -.t'1l don
Market Unload Loss Heavy.

N 3S5$ tBy Associated Press !, &
LONDON, Dec q --7Condttlons %ptefn ~ !
Ing in the Ship on inc Y t,a z -, ~
moved L y. Much OF .lce n
tended fotS the Lond on Christi s Y
was unload ed. !. D. q w q. .S ~.
N The loss, however through It's late "a, ar-
~ riya n aggregates several hundred thous,-
.nnds Of mounds sterling. The American 'S ! y
market Russian poultry and hlpmen,s,
Of nsh8 deteriorated In value Ia bout 81 49,
600. Shippers offered trayag s AZ !: sums
Gravescr,dl In time for the best $markets.
INT tho pilots refused to take the risks IN
such d dense fog. Several col sion ms B o g
d moro or less serious nature have $S, oc-
CURED. 5iS S3fi
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z a, Z 5, "a BOND Il CITATIONS

", ~ r3 and 81 rx,,,is en- IA ". 101H
f.;icavo Terninai 81 4 ~. h. /,
a S.,n soiia al S.tnha rco IA . !i as
coioTaaos and southern ,elH
- len 1ba
E5e Ganerra ~
Ear syvorf1, and City lists
IiosklnT ns ftsd lo1,
/ - ,,ia IA \ con gold Z.
~ a 70 "a rs III
sxca = eenral 1st Inc
Nisxca., e:ts nnis q q. 81 $
~ L. IA 110
Ia nd Texas eds. Sill
National R.FR OF Mexico con-. 8; ST
xaw York Cent mi ger. ~ XII
u
=, poc ~ H.
er con IA 101 M
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!; CATTLE MARKETS. s;4$
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
Is.a= 1sa q. ~ rInt tu stock Yards.) 4

5 (saics at Union Stock Yards.l 9s "a + AZ
s5sS {. " Richmond, II Va, Dec, q 1901 o
These waT os ssed good 81
i i best Steers dium 70 goesd q,
ST Rs|fss'
: run OF ,ogs : and sold at s O.
sP sssp ssa as. Bess Sss5sss kEs;
y 2sssssss $siS Eli ssisss.
baaa sIead2
nm 81 soG6 90; stockers and feeders. 81 2oI4 y
WA: S1s ss sS sa Mos
Receipts hsss ark oaa &c ahe sise' haa axs
M hss s
s sSoiee 4 m sed.ss la6s
2 TseiInr iiS bFsss 20
tEsss sow es
nSeics stI native sde: e
Quiet pasniISara steaay ely
dessed pound sheep &c ana lem hesp
shasPs ismbs S%,nTal1y
steady. Good 70, primo sle 1's n ". 81
Dec, = light; !. s ma5k Io
steady ea choice Aa5, prlm sso Prime sri ne
Rees A,ds. so I'M, heavy york
efs al light s sSppiyi IKE ss
ST. roughs S4bo Sa1s "a soaS 10 com
i mar s2aaoo spring labs $9ofe q
veal calpes, $40 Y 6o,
ss ~ I'd =, 1,cc ri -tIOGS-Actire.
u 4 foa5 IS; common 50 CAT
testronug oc hghsr fs siT IS so0ssh sIp
psrs, 81 81 sss5eSi. S., Lambs Strong Of $500
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SOUTHERN 4. RAT I'M ].


sS SCHEDULE IN EFFEcTE DEC. n. 1904 81
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. d.
81 20 A .--Dally--Lo for Charlotte. \. c..
u 100 r az. Dali init Cd uret pullman ta
Atlanta and Birmingham, New orleanAS
Menphi Isl Chattanooga and all the sSouth.SsE
\ 500 p. h MEX. Sunday lille Local.
1880 P. ~ N. DallyL tod \. Pu Imam M readIs
800 = = for the souti,,
YORKsRIVER LIN p. IA
~ Tho favorite rout to altmore and Eastern
points, Leave Richmond *: 80 4P NJ ex-S
S2:l5 2. IS Local -M fonda ednesd al,d
it:n q .Exeept sundy Y q yest \, Point
S} and river landings Monda ednesdaysi
and Fri days tenn1sr calls at Galoucestss
4:45 Az - Except sund day 1ocal mixed for
sas FRAME ARRIVE R1cIIMoND
6:6s AVN and :42 M.-Erom all the 6ouSA
Il s.s5 p. From Charlotte and Durham!
I'll f.-From Keysvi lie. sss
#s is An Nj. fillmore and West Point.
10 rs Az N. 40 PB n. From Y est Point.
CsW.NWESTBuRY.$D.jP .3 Az n tchmond ..1yas$
q H HIRDWICH,SS " .Sff1.&TAYLOR5
Pr IT, IL q n p.
Washington. p g INK
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COTTON MARHET5.S

4 NEW = ORR, De e., "a Tho bears were ag,
grrssivo again In today Is cot ton market, aud
lime aI'lihs ,e oas ths market
low 100 for tho near post lions and closing Vt
practically tho lowest for tho day :l Y l 5
e The opening was steady at an advance % 2
i points TO a deelineEo OF q points, Better cables
Than expected impaired stendiness the early
trading there was little o. denana
bears seemed To be wal Ing for some support
abuIge to sell, pressure became more MA rks1.'
ST tier the selling for short accOunt WIS INV lien
by liquidation as prices working adown Itch,
Ing stop loss orders and TRADING which had
been Grcstrlc early BY wire trouble became
more active There seemed to& be nothing In
the general news 40 lenco,iraSe thesheslin ne,
tort to be issued "a, morrow yould indicate q
CROP fully as large Or larEer than that fore
sim dowed by the government estimate OIL Dc,
semher sd shorts of the smaller KIND i ssW Y
market finally barely stead q nstiosss
Iss.S Sales we're estimated at 300, 900 ba les 10
ne perts 'oTasy Me Ias Sea e
s week 800 900 bales against las5 w Ss,x
ltmleans were Si,639 bales Y ~ la tss
Yea i, and at Houston 10 ot pales l'f'5
loo
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]: M lis ousa,s ;M |, q
J. PEANUT MARKET, 4;

PETERSRIRts Al Dec. n -PE, AN l|1's--
SPANTSI-Aiarke ct remains, flrln at s1iac y with
Firm for fancy stock, chino picked.
ssiIctSto l3Xc,, Smelling stock "a I}5
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/; RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
81, Richmond Dee 1 1901, I.
f,IIO,rA TON s. q ss

WHEAT. ~ q, !, .s s1,i4 6ps1.15 n
I; is; & ia % 1,16 ~
shagt beirv Car lot @ 115
rsd 9ssr io.s.
I'd Va bag lots (new) X. ss9oif g es
NO white chr lot I3f y y 70
No. white lear lot eii z X Ks
# No. mixed car lots ediaa " fs
NO. mixed Gear lots 4. I. 4.
OATS tx Is 4 !; it99
ss No. mixed Gear lots) 81 n az
NO. mixed Gear lots 9, ~ y sSiS
No.6Eo white tcar lots) y - TX * AZ
winter seed q ~ g5 "a
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; ;siS STORES.

Il Wi ,,rINc;T,oNi N. G., Dec. ST R ITS
T sPisNrIN E-Nothng ding; reeeip t.s Z y
casks; RosInst at Sc ~; reeepts 70 bas-
Crude S irurpentine at sa:s0gs % receipts.
lSs bair on; u Dec 27TuRPENTINE
81 q siflc rece PTS casks sales. l5s
casks: shipment cas- RE
ceipts ,162 barrels; sal l'olas "
GHA n LEST Dee tst'HN
gTiNE;f AND ROSIN--NothiHg DONG DONG M
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7, 5M5ARKET,.

NEW YOTIl. Dec. Al .-,rhe decline III cotton
Sto-day has stopped what bus ness was IN
progress. wiile belief In still further. decline
tantyf III, the sB dry goods ma ket, Sc lers:
however, have not change their attitude or
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Z Fisfiihsta,4' Sc - z, It-lt NNNtl
STEAM BOATS
flITfl ~ =, -
BAY LINE TO BALTIMORE
Y Via c. & Q. Rwy. and Old Pain,
u. g, NAIL! ROUTE,
Leave Richmond Via q. a 4,
n daily except Sunday, al I Pr A. :
connecting Ct Old Point viii,
steamers OF Old Bay Line. lsnW'

r., III 5l sif$ Ing 7'lo =, Me-. arriving I'm M.
e "a 4 4 M NJ connecting North ia a. = -
more e; ~ tickets and information appIyA io
Vest q i Rwy.. Richmond Transfer Compsnw,o
~ No. $50 East Main street a ~
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s ], j, !, ~, !, mr., III m INA KF.r

0He7719e}F 7COTTONSEEL). OILlNlAI kET. ~ 80
NJ Nav t x Z ~ Dec. Il otonseed oil was
Walk With good rae at the decline. Prime
crude, e. o. imills l7c; prime summer Seiifow,
t,vhite o7asslso prime winter yellow
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/ B = ia: ]. cxport % tho Continent. I

2a9t
1925 bales: export 70 tho ntnsnt ~
bales. .3 y. /. IA 7o7
a,es export t Great britain isa
ths IA ri
ma IN: cxportto Great ~ a pa r. sT0
Era nee % IL .As bales; IN the 4 t, 4
IN ies ID ia pan. 2, 0&s bales. \, Z. Z. IA.
,. sinee 81 al po1tsi 4
receipts ass bnies to the
aont,nsnt. 500 haies So yes baes
10 Mexico, 10, 500 be les. 81 l5{ 2
,RL5ASs.s Dec y. ~ - u,
Including so to arrive. Qnotn tons trdgccd ~:
y Futures opened aady witt prices ~ poNin n,
lover than Friday 4 closing innencel by Se NY.
Yerk and continued follow that 4, market std
beM sln 70 bale ,rouhls
terfered so.ewha \, ne e. s,,s.
,ginners report To ]ecainbe VII ne III
ri Il 10 clock to-Iidrrow but y " Ky
Nal avcd "a tina IL has been discounlsa1 " y,
WIN ~ I The market closed lutfL
tbeh lowest flsnrea 81 the Net losses
fut,rea steady ~ no rn
n,,ary. no 81 February,t6 VA S
Toidp7 oa Apr on ,.;dIG y. Z, !'
June, 7.l6 lp7. Is ii ..std. ..
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE Of STOCKS IN NEW YORK
30 Thomas Branch & CO.. Bankers and Brokers'

sALEs. Il. VI
4 1900 Moi 1snns. and TEX cotr1...
Fl 500 Mo-. Kans. and Tex, pfd ...t.s
$500 Missouri Pacific. ~.
Nash Gl,at.antl ST. 1ouis..3
1880 New York Ccntraf...ss.,.....
1900 Norfolk and Western y.
100 N. ~. Ont and WESTERN.
..... Pacific Mail ............ .3. W
S4ss0O PENN. n. R.:..... Il. !. !
4 400 Peoples Gas (Clgo) ,s..1
zoo Pressed Steel Car. \,
100 pressed Steel Car, pfda.,.
S.. \. I. REP. iron and Stec;. COME
..i.. Rep iron and steel, pfd .a.,i
5000 Reading. com. ..... -. .s ~
400 Reading, lat pfdat..,. X, J, \. <
\ 100 Rec ding, I'd pfd.....ss.. ........i
$500 Rock Island cof114.....s..
I $500 Rock Island, pfd.... ......s. g
...... 81 oss.4 /. /. Va. t.s
/. 4. 8 u Ii. and sa. Fra, I'd pfd...
i 400 ST IL, and soiithwtf1. pfd..
1000 Southern I'acific...
400 Southern Railway, corn "
K 400 Southern Railway pfd ......5
4 1000 seaboard Air Line, con, ,. i;t.5
1000 seuboard jAirFLinc. spfd"....5.
a 900 Tenn Coal aud Iron.... Il.
b 400 l,1'cxfs Pacific ~
1890 Union Fnciflc.... go. i,i,l
400 United States Leather go. 80.
$500 United states Steel F.... i y,
i}3O4Oo United States Steel pfd"..s
!. 400 ya.- Car Chemical. COM
!. 4. Va Caro-. Chemical, pfc.
40 Wabash com. ~. So. .... \,
200 Wabash pfd...... 5000.
200 Western Unlo 4. \. i;,.l
iEs 30 wisconsin Central .....s
2Qo wisconsin Central, pfd ~
" Total $50. 800, 3S < VI, Ma
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Il decrease for 19o4 &, G4 GO pounds. Sold during
y I1ncemberl 1901 Csc 200 pounds; sold during

decrease for 1901, q, GOD pounds. Sold durng
December, 1904 2, CSC. 200 pounds; sold & during
EDecen,be RI, 800 / Is, 100 POI nda.
pa Receipts his 1 week we're much lighter than
FOR the past few ~ eeks, The condl ton Of the
tobacco was rather better than that heretofore
than tho last year 5 crop, though a largo por;;
active demand for ali of tho better grad es.
There ias been about on e-fourth, Of tho crop
tings and;inoniiescript POI i6n OF the crop the
season being was eured M
desirable Color. The tohaeco sold sto this time
OF this crop has a vera ged la price one dollar
TIC tobacco sold TO TO The
IA les viii he Suspended from Decernbef 20 to
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n kzz!WK l!!!il.| \ 5

ss58. LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. 8 HI $$ sy&&
s:o0 AsgESM-NORF'oLKi&L LIN ITIlD b. ri Arrives
Norfolk II: 40 A NJ 8 stops only al RI tersburS.S
sVyna (. Y! Ind Suffolk.
!parior Car. Petersburg ]! to S LynohpurS s3 and
3Hoahoke. Pullrnnn5 Seepers Roanoke to Coluni.s
bus Bletleld to Cine nnat h ALDO Roanoke 1te$
3Nl;noxyalii!e and Knoxv to Cha tanoosa and
40 -, SoIsE Tor Earns.
7l!le. Ly nchburgS and RoAunk
81, S:oO II n: 90 EAN sHof RE SLIM1TnD5A Ar.
siVes Norfolk 10 r. ~ stops at Fotsra.
oure.e Waverly and sun o.k.5S Conneo II NJ tht
g :, net TO hoston Providence, New York
~, orfolk and nl stations sasi
a;so =. M.s@NEwo OR LEANS SHORT LINE.
~. snl Sslaepers Rlchmond ard
9 S,nat.a 9 f iemphis and n ew Orleans.
49, +. III ST. Is LoUIs D, ExPR Ess. ThrouEA;
y 70 cats
Trains arrive from the West q is NJ !: so
and GEO P NJ. tasf
oftiss No. saa East Main street y,
W. B. Devil II. @lisf23 O. H. BoSLEY,SggS
S3 Gem t'asa Ast. D!ss. Pass "a -
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TOBACCO, 81 eco MARKET.
I Richmond. Va. Dec. a2. !!


Dark Fired nd sgffer,nss
Eon ~ o,W sun Cured receipts only
al demard OH account or s ainr
IA. Manufacturers closing ip ior !Aklif
SET, eo 4ssepts IT'D
unchanged prices w! ~, iha 10 ida Va will not
rcnnen Until after January Y I, iseo'
5rARK FIRED ToBAcCo-.NEs ~ 7, . "a
Prlmings 8 60 IL eco
Lggs s .'mcddum $50 g 96 g
l.o pnEAR 1fsfF FRI: pEF
ss $:;s =; !!S
W4s5ps ssf s i iss
SMOKER -Common ',,,.s.,,",, Ky q 800
Medium % ~. 10y ~ %
n Iine IEOQ a 1900
CUTIE s-Comn,on ,r',,',,,,,''" il.oo 2 1900
Medium ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. , ,s.@ do,W
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Medium Ky ig'4
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taheys iSi .cuREn BW ~
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Tong Leaf $40 100
Wrappers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l-,ou " tSog
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
MERCHANTS AND MINERS
]. TRANSPORT ALTON COMPANY
y stteamshlp LIns, plrecs Route to

~ steamshIP EIns, pIT3ct Route e
Boston, Mass. & Providence, r, r.
|SyysSnosday, Friday and Sunday For FroW.
I deaes Monday. Thurs day and Saturday q. \
Nav England 'noints, II cketsl on paia at G.. q
y 8. nv, aud n. y w. ~, oftlcsst and No, ~
| East Ma3h l 5t n 4 q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
STEAMBOATS,.
aid DOMINION
TEA N SAI 2 C0MPAnY
Might Line for N Norfolk

Leave Richmond every evening loot Ask street, q
TP, NJ 4 stopping al Newport Eewt en- route. Fare Ss.a
ona way, $3.50 round rip, Including ttasio2ga pesNt
meals, 50s. each Street csts 70 ssssns ~ Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28

N, ss{ rs BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET .3
BALTIMORE, MI Dec, u rs seahpnri al
Line common 17ts bid;$o preferred, IS !: bid
Atlantic Coast Line common, T. UPl.5, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28

ore ron short Ana "A and Par tic 1o4
sper,naylyatIia n cot1v 3ias Z. 102t
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ST.. Louis Southwea lists g11H H
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southernESPacifc \. 94N
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Central or Georgia Sd Inc es
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Virginia Navigation Co. \,

a, q vlrglnIa'! !! g
NJ III N sll JAMES RIVER DAY n II 3
sTE MER PocAHotNStrSas3 4
@ x.AEA4r leaves. AiONDAY,{8W tSI,ss Ma
yAVSNS DAY ND FRIDAY ~ ~ = = :
NSfUA M, for Norfolk; Portsno,,,,, 4, a.
ss4Ikr-S Old II Point, 4 Il Newport W Nan.l.
Clsremont and James 1--WE PINE,
ana connecting at Old A PoInt Vt w
[lanuih ~ ..,on baltimore and the North ~ tor
EsSeryed Tor the night al f,odaaa
r ppiess ear: dlre Sorto,
Fare; ony rsse.c ii Tor above named Ma -.
Fro,gn.s In Eastern Virginia and North ssr
AZ po1 W. IRWIN Wl1IslG Err, Cent Msr -
VIVA BARBER. Jr,, Secretary, ''5
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1904-12-20
BRlDGERITtS ARE EXCITED.
Carbon County RdnCherS Enthusiast
iC Over Su0ar BeetS,

Isridger, Dec. 15.-Agents for the
Billings sugar factory have been in
Bridger and up the Clark Fork valley
contracting acreage for the new fac
tory. The ranchers are investigating
the returns from the sugar beet cul-
ture, and next sprhg will see large
area planted in su3ar beets. Accord
ing to results accomplished in Colo
RADIO, the ranchers Of the Clark Fork
can secure return of from $35 to $40
per acre net after paying all expen-
ses. The contracts drawn for the
Clark Fark company contain pro-
vision that so soon as a factory is
erected in Bridger the contracts will
be transferred to the local concern.
Several eastern sugar concerns are
preparing to send agents to the valley
to contract acreage for a factory at
Bridger to cost not less than $4,000,
600. The sugar beet question has
caused land to jump from S. to $40
an acre in price, and ranchers are cut
ting up their large holdings into smaller
tracts and disposing OF them to buy
ers who will plant sugar beets.