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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
10 the People of Wichita

i has bern stated that have Jeff fhs
city WIN due respect 70 all my fellow
citizens and with best wishes 70 al q
those that hare - gnsszfiy ensured r.
during the past two years. ~lsf 70 state
once f0r al. thai came - wiehlfa 20
make 70 r1T horas and "a night for Wichita
ard rot against NJ srot1efz INA; are TO
loxing ~ TIE medical prpfesslgfl- Z have
withdraw from ne Fhusen Heu- Co
Il Arkansan CITY. IS vice pres aeus I
vii spend my ersiFe ssrns 81 rag psaetica
as s. specialist for Al kinds - chruals
diseases hersafser Z ~l atso shlp 50
aay pr; q Kansas - okiaho-aa. e. -
ceips II 3 a. q raodlelne hest eorfssrfnK
. 7-uonth tres trners Ter Fer1sie Lsz-
eases hottie q fAusrnsns mat @ln -
Eeee pain .n . very short t3He, tattie 81
Eiaos gsiici1s. ] te.fs.s - Ksane7 Hek-
icire which alEl erse The Eorss eawe 4
ksdEey Tras1hls ard a.4 stNs siszotsr
Ersvsl or stone 50 fhe hi4d2sr wsfh.a q
hours. aiso hoxes = Eessarse Pew
ae-s Tsals cnest zai - p<egsts - az
orr Hrlnr "a ire above states g3ses
wia exsraes asT cspe-v tss ssze -
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Wiz bess wlsfzs fsF = sAits sss regEs
r. r a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Jan. 20-The operations of
the buyers of dry goods show no desire
to operate much on present prices. Buy
ers are willing to pay asking prices for
spot or nearby deliveries.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21
WOOL MARKET.

St. Louis. Jan. 9o.-Wool. quiet. Medium
grades cofnbing and clothing, 17d21c:
light fine, 15Gl71ac; heavy fine, 12dlfzc;
tub washed, 2o431c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

sgrcsy Excs-sssns o. sse X c. ~. 6
o = a

every ssrsaJ - X g.. x = rzss-
wsy ~f1 sss rfen zFi<Asfz sar<sss ss
srs sase fsr ss~ res2G tss - ~ sesss-
e. - ss1e exe#st A1soasS. &A1s Ts~ss
fhs T~-alzE tran aesela< HiFast@ - =
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the sa-e asy. - ssxx@zs esTnksss -
s.srsIzY sse.Fssan Gs~xst2 Tszsas arrxz~
sd sxssss sszza sas 2ssssagf Ez4lss
essss- s1Faex va -tz - fss@xsss sxs-
zse. > .rsssa, Eze. = stsgs#ss,
Tszszs4ssx sd 1ksss Axzas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

Cheese-Steady Id.aleszc
Kansas City.
Kansas city Jan. 1a.-C7oss. Wheat
MAY. 77-sc. July 7s@.a-ss.cc; cash. No :
hard, 971s67s14c No :. -sT77c, No
Ga &c. t. 5ected. s&fIS7sse. No. red. "a
cefc; No. ;. sIGszc. Receipts OF wheat
IS cars
Bran-76sT7777c: shorts. 7s7sac.
CorE-May e., July. s-.c; cash. No.
mixed. +lzisii-c; No. white. &c; No.
:. n6Gt9c.
oats-No- white. ~: No mixed sc
Rye-No- > 57H5Sc
Hay-Choice timothy. Sc 5as >: choice
prairie s7-es7-5a
Bsstter-creanery. iss-ie. dairy. fan
G.. -
Exgs-Fresh. &c
ST. louis
s. Louis Jan n-ciese Whsat-
Higher No. re3. cash. elevator sI7.cs
track. sGSse; MAY. ssrsc- July -. NJ.
hard. saaSzc
Corn-Eigher. Nc = cash. So: track
4si-c MAY. &c. Iulv. &C
oats-Higher Nc = cash. ~ track
&c: MAY. 4sxc M. white. se-
New York Produce
Ne= yorS Jar A-8atter-Sf@sdy
Creamery Is1-zc. state datry. - r.
Chess Steady STATE tgsi cream. farscy
large ard small cosored 3nss white. sep
ienabSE. IS. laie made. sszc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

On the Produce Exchange today quota
lions were as follows.
Butter-Steady- Creameries. I50Ecc:
diaries. IaGiso
Egss-steady. at mark cases included.
25ag7c
Cheese-Steady. Iodles-c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

Iowa pays women school teachers less
than any other state. the average salary
being Ssa a month
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

- - q. - -. r n. =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-21

Fcra years have ecea reira VITA Dyspera have
remedies without obtaining koac
my ,xng f-S ecssrs
anything ~sh without suffering from Inc
sufferers Dyspepsia
serious their Gaze is "A DECKER. Lite FAILS N T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-29
BARREL FACTORY. .5
Natural Bridg Co. Chartered,
Other Business Enterprises.


h sor sore ana Baum. incorporated, Nor
folk. w, n NJ. q Sorey, president, Norfolk
Va; w. ]. Baum, Vice-president Nor "
folk, Val S. A Ford, secretary Norfolk,
Va, j, O. Conner, 1lrectorS Norfolk, Y y Va
CAPITAL stock, $40. 900, II Objects. TO CON
duet a, tailoring and gents furnishing
Natural Bridge Barrel Company, Incor--
.porated, Portsmouth. NJ. r. Wat kins,5
president, Portsmouth, Va; Israel Benle,
secretary and treasurer, ortsmouth, a..
Capital stock, IS 900. Objects TO planl-s
facture. repair. buy and sell barrels Of
all kinds. s s
Virginia stove and Manu- featuring Cons,
.pany. Incorporated. Basic City. II. q
Edmonds, president, Pittsburg, Pal WA.
Pratt, vlcc.presId dent, staunton, Va; A.
~ Russell general manager yVaynes--!
iboro, va; q, McCrnig, secretary and
treasurer, Vaynesb oro, Va, CAPITAL stock,
$50, 900: minimum, $4,000, Objects: no
conduct Il manufacturing & and general
foundry business. 3.
Herndon, Lester and Ivey COMPANY,
Incorporated, Richmond, Va, g, ". Hernr
DOH president, Richmond, Va; j, H.,
Lester, yIce-presldent, Richmond, Va, ~
w Peay, treasurer, Richn'ond, Aya,;S ",
Iyey, III secretary. Chester, Chesterfield
county. Va. Capital stock, elE000. 4.
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MARKETDUL[,BU1
PUs'|A.|NGU|IP|:'W|'I.A|I.R|:|.D.
Railroad Buying Was Most Com
s spicllous Factor it,8Tradc
Of the Day.
THE CLOSE ACTIVE AND 70 FIRM { 1 ! n /
Dimensions of% Business, How.
ever, Indicated That Interest
Yas Not Very Widespread.

3tpy Associated press.

Wy kTeEH.)
~ NEW y 9 Rlis 1oec.s %. THE same dull
rising fnnrkets and I tho same largely pro-
8fcssI ona1 Share INT hedcalin IN evil
&dence again on tho Stock Exchange to-
day The stocks which wcrc picked for
4 Advances weros much less Influential on on
sentiment by their NOV ti,eiits thai, we're
the hgli-grade standard stocks, wl,icli
were conspicuous yesterday and which
Showed evidence Of real ling This
was notably truo q f$ New York Central
tho strength or which infused confidence
into tllo whole market terday.3 Low
grade Industrial stocks came forward into
notice News vas uniformly, & fay.
i c;isa 81 money lnfforded means for ems
barking III stock rlnrk} com nltmen ".
me snssnsiS Wss
the
Interest mani III the g. ~.
day WIS stimulated by co,or. OF sruue
sof the Iron and steel trade Ra!lroad buy.
Ing was tho most conspicuous factor, and
dealt especially with bridg ir.nte rlnl, steel
gt sars
SAmalgai1atcd Copper responded 70 q fresh
advance III crude copper and to a. reyivn!l
Of tfle5IcMropenn III emnnfl Tor. me IN ethl.E
tor inn,ke the growing
mates Of an unprecedented Yield Of that
crop are warranted, q fact that may have
dts naturally beneficial effect on stocks
lifted by be effected effect ofsspec y Ia,
tive losscy IN cot ton, A8newahigh record
price for Northern securtt icsao ON the curb
was 81 feature OF tho day. Tho market
closed quito active and firm
s$S8g Bonds were firm. ot:l sales, par value,
S, 1s5 United States bonds were q ll1'-
#S The total sales OF stocks for tho day
were SIC, 200 shares. I'll islGi..5sj n A 9t
I'M CNEY III I'd ii EEK C;IIANC;I e Jos f1:G
Money on call steady ut 1-sH3 per cent:
closing bid, 2 1 2 per cent: offered ut
per cent. 4 time loans, easy SKI days and
ninety days, 500 ia per cen six mon ths5
cent s ssr e Es
sbI,iis ut s4s7a00I4. s7.l5 for demand !, and
I 81. 81. soSpl SIS for six ty day bills; posted
rates. fs6 1-2Sand 81. ss mcrcial Bills
3is4 b-$ Bar silver 81 3-S;;T n extcan 9 Oh
In RI AZ a
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Spot cotton easy: salea .o1 bales instuaitg
b Futures opened auiet: prices wero unchang s.;
rs 81 point higher. soon the c IA
market remaining steady until the ginners re- e.
port Of the Census Bureau was posteo rc,ol =
caused m almost Immediate decline Of o3a6!
points of & fIa me
Txchnnke. M ter II, the day tho excitemen
subsiIed and prices nrosed les points 9. 81, t1o sa
the lowest loyes the rnned "a
10 sThe market closed fairly steady net
lo s!a stedy December CSC bid;
January Sas 3s february, g aln q,,s,,
al rs d: g.: May, 1ll'
6 6STG.7O.S July. 6.1tn6 ~. @ Eg2
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I COTTON SMARkETS.g

y NEW y DIRK, Dec. 2s!-rl,e sensai lo,,al de-
cline i n cotton was continued to-dny as a res
suit Of aggressive bear pressure immediately
proceed ing tho publ alton OF tho ginners' re-
andf further pressure 50 that the
downward tendency WAS continued with the
market finally barely steady at tho lowest
point Of tho session and every active option
on the list selling well below. the seven cent
9g Tho opening was steadicd by the relatively
good showing OF liverpool and Increased snot
business reported there with first prices show
Ing a declAlo OF s points on january ana an
advance OF ECU points on later positions hut
and shortly after Tho opening there was d
break. carrying tho market to q not Loss OF $40
points, La Ter there was Y a partial rally on
lowering, but Just before tho Census report
that the Big bears were confident Of thsir
position. Tho report proved moro benrlsh than
ind been at all generally expected. The bears
look at sRs Indicating a. total crop or ur1und
1900 200 bales, while ne lower Wall Street
his estimate OF tho crop to Is 900 bales. Tho
report was followed by uctye liquidation.
While spme OF tho big shorts appeared to ha
covering at the decline. support was. Withdrawn
RHf
81 5pointa for tho day. The closing tone was
barely steady, and nttnlent WAS very Iappre,
}hensjon Of Il bad slump In fthe Southern spot
5mnrkets as "a result OF tho report and tho de-
e' Sales fa!are sfor the day were assnated at
! RsSclpts Of cotton Mt tho ports to-day were
4s7M bales against q 9lS last a. week and 62.aSs
Ia ols S1 iast Week and $7ss last year
|ecsipts at Now Orleans were 1915 bales
sanainst 23,Cs0 Inst year, and at Houston s, Ql6
sIiics against Is, 49l last yea
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
Quotations arc wholesale price s IS Il. W
TURKEYS :hoicc. drawn; per pound, "
PIE: ducks Choice. per pound, und ra,yn. ~
i6c. fair to good, pound ,sIi
geese, choice. rar pound idts ~:
Il soedh na neI rond s2c
hers choice per- pound h , mndraw 7Msc'
Drawn poultry, "a per Iou'sa 2
GAM deer r pound ~ {. H e
sa 81 age
per dozen sl. each rs Il
family pnsks p1un Sdsf1
store hacked per pound. l6c PEE
round o pea pSsanlss Mixed
~; s si.g nearby fresh laid
crates other sections Sc; barrels and boxes
IS MISc.EL I,ASEODS-Dresse hogs. choice. 81.
per pound dressed hogs large per pou ~
chine and spare ribs per pomna ~,
&C.. dried apples,F bright. per pound. 81; g4e.
dried pcaches :, I1mi Ia. Sea ns
small white per bushsl si7loal .So; on'ons' pef
LIVE LIVE STocvcalz. choice. per pound, StE9
rc yeas fair TO good PEI pon ahss, 5aI "a
ysals per .p se fn,r Is prime
pound cattle fairato Pr 1ou neE
pound hogs fair 2 PRIME pef pou'4'
w,n nsRs, clear
ktru gh s5G0gF5. 81 s,gI Q,
InshsS s! s sonhtTy sc 5s
a5c. Mlllfecd-sh per ton.
bran, {l960Ial. 90. # ;ssJ N <. 33s5a
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i GEN. WATTS HERE.

K General G. G, Watts, former attorney,
States attorney for that state during one
\ i Mi, Cleyeland's ADMINISTRATIONS, was
In tho city yesterday on private business,
Alhemnplo eollnty.lwlero lie went to look
5nt n farm which ho Is contemplating plr-
chasing for a summer homo, The 'dlstinr
g,llshed West Virginia, lAWyerag, peW z !
question OF purchasing a. Virginia farm.
ana has several In mind mt this time.
though y Is more than likely that no
SiWhIle N the City on Tuesday night,
General Watts attended the theatre with
some friends, and seemed to enjoy his
Visit llara lt3l
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12D0A G. ~. com. ...,..,...,...
400 Amer. Grass wine. uu...t
$500 Amer. Cotton Oll....,......I
5000 Anialgamnted Copper .....
$500 Amer Car and Foundry..l.
h 800 Amer. Car and round, 3pfd
Amer. rob, 4 ri o. pfds...
!! 200 Amer. Toby pfd..... ~. 4. u
1000 Amer. Can Observation-Disclosures.
aCooAmor Can, pfd s.......s........
1870 Amer. Locomotive. CONF.
/ 900 Amor. Locomotive, 3$pfd....
800 Amor. Sugar q. ... +.
1900 AZ =. and 8. Re, com. .....H
$500 Al r. ind s. re, pfd. u.
5000 Baltimore and Ohio........
1 $500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit...5
Canada Southern ..........
OCanndlan Pncinc
300 Chesapeake and OhIo...... Il
olQO CHI Great Western. n. !. 4
14b00 Chi, mil. and s T. /. I. Il /. |.
2ldW Colo. Fuel and iron. ~. 4.
1000 Colo Southern com...t ...
4W Colo. Southern LIST pfdm..s
100 Colo. Southern, I'll pfd. ....
100 Clev. Cin1 Gillian s. L. j
Cont. lob, pfd. ....... Il Il
Ts0 Consolidated Gas . 80. ~. ].
600 Delaware and Hudson 80.
100 De-. Lack and West.
111N Erie, com y
1900 Eric, LIST pfd....S.,,..........
900 Erie, "a pfd .......
200 General Electric ..........5
1890 illinois Central Wv.
367oo Louisville and Nashyillo...S
1000 Manhattan. ......
200, Metro. Street Railway. 49,.
i $500 Mexican Central ...........i
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BALTIMORE MD, Dac cs.-S.rOcK4 ON
TIL p MHAIevISs-Beef{ Cat -Quotations fol-
rst stisss a steers gsr ana coSa
eve; bulls sdsc n! lch COWS, ext a per hsaa
sSg 1900; good. se$Ps2 %; common, rough, sleap
.7Hddsc.; good. az Q6si 81. rough and heavy,
per head. Sheep % al q Iambs-N q, !
Sl.c,; NO. 9 fat. red q perg pound 2hG2$c;;
old bucks. ~ Qac common, per hsaa iIa,0o
nlon rough, per pound Il, Az Gh33s Q. p re- sed
10 Choice light, az Gs'sc.; medium. bfs 9I0c.;
heavy, 5Gt}sc. l, y All i. III
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Decided Matter Long Ago.

8 tSt eaa!SE oso 4s n sHnpta e MsH
1905, will not he II candidate for reelec-
lion. MI. Bryant made this statement
over y year ago aud WAS not prompted
no,ll0ement that former Judge Wlckhnm
would DO q candidate for the senators
shin
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.,JAPS0 Plan new
ATTACK 0NIP0R1'

II
SSfs n tBy Associated Press 5sas 4$
,trOErO, December 28.--1t Is understood
that the JAPANESE dynamitlrg and par
,allcling against the eastern section Of the
main circle Of forts around Port al tnur5
Ii ~ ogrcssii,g favorably. The lg,t wing
OF tho besiegers continues q heavy and
effective sllelllng Of the new TO " pre-
ratory ia operatl ons WI oh are nearing
completion. 1t Is probable TINT the next lex z
attack will DO simultaneously directed Z, 9
against tho cast and. west forces OF tho
fortress, IN an endeavor to divide nnd
wen ken the resistance Of the defenders;
Trustworthy adviccs from Port Arthur A
confirm tho report that General K orldra.
.chenlso has been killed and that General
tstoessel has been Injured by falling from m
his horse General smilnoff is also ! q re-
ported wound cd. .s W
\ Tho advlces further say hat the stern d i
Of the battleship sevastopol has SUM n
shallow wat or. II II ar bow Is dana ged IN
two places and the steering room gear
Is also DANA ed. 3 N "A
SThe garrison Is reported to DO confident /
In the belief that relief will arrive boz
fore March 4 +. Despite IS he losses =
November Goth, and subseq tlently tho
garrison 4 is said to BIO cheerful and re-
solved ITO continue tho struggle as long
as 4 single soldier renal ms.
S&I ne army clalHS " l!ity Y - =
visions 10 last until February. Tho navy
Possesses about one months stores. The
price OF food dr tho beleagu fortress
is l5lieh. Bee is Il trouble and one half
per pound; horse nea t six conecelk,s per5
pound y dog meat twenty We opeckss per q
pound turkeys one hundred md nifty r g.
'bles a piece; eggs, one hundred and sixty
3roublos porx hundred "a But foWs j. nkssss
bearing supplies reached the rrison the ~
past mon tn ss. Sss ~ J, 4
1t Is expected that the capture Of the i I,
heights Of Pigeon Ycnrtali
tho landing OF supp les. Ri rs
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Two Charges Await Him,

night by Sergeant l3arfoot and POLICE
man marlborough OH the cllargaYof taking
81 belonging to another person. and q
jtiinrses viii be Iip against lin this nlornT
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oregon Snort Line 4s and Partio. 4.
conv. Xxx
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 6s....5 iGA
ST. IouIs outlwesterr, lists. o7
Saahnn ~ IN in., IN ~ 81 a
sssit iuril 4 Pacific a. n. ol9s
a.; i,ar1E i, ION t. "a ~ "a
;re.a nnd Pari IL SIS h. 1884,:
Toledo st. y md Western ,s g
Union P e 4s IL
r. 8 stcai1Ssd &. a2N
q q IS, o. ), liz
us o Ok IAN "a. I. Z. !.
- p liz AVA u E,io ~ "a d
~ t,tnnras 1r.nrt "a Ia I. z. f2H
Colorado Fuel cony. ~; 81 4.
" altH -: +, o.t~,a .oi gTro n
81 o. rsnryia sd Inc. e2i
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..O[!|I.|.IR|||E||:CTI0RSME
BuI.DQ- NOTHING.

Especial To- The 1TImes-Dl tcll,) i5BH.ll
u N IGW " RK.$ Dece nbers EST lie Board
Of Directors OF the Seaboard Air Line met
hero o-day,. presume bly, for the purpose
OF considering the propositions for a new
financial plan for the company Il at in
the az ternoon IT. wa $ announced that no
Ing Of special ii interest was done at the
nee Ing. ~ s2s III. lGalE
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Hamilton All Right.
Associnted Press.)

(Byt3 As8OcIHleu FTpss.J I
4 NORFOLK, "a. Decembe Der 28.--IIne Old
Dominion I1ner llton reac he'd sAer. p'ey
at O'Clock this morning from NeWBE5Y 9 ork
thirteen hours behind schedule time q
heavy fog and hurricane was the cause
ot5the delay Aside from a shaking XII (, y p
the passengers are all wei N.
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Engineers Pass Through.

VA corps OF wenty 9 lyil y eng neeers of
tho Tidewa ter r Company, stopp' to
IA rho II men have been in Charles City
county, where they have been gmiaki aig q =
survey for the permanent line; When ;y, as
ieinin," Is q rid ewatera terminal The en-
g;necrs will d on I heir a ri val . at Roam
oke' 8 DO assigned to work in that " n
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n NEW YORK.. Dec. 2s.-BEEv Es-Recepts.5
e.o?7 head . Good steers y cady theirs slow to
lbc lover, bulls steady thin COWS firm TO 100.
steers. sa15:06 Westerns. s.. 5000 ,67h oxen.
S46o: bulls. Ssq+, cows, 81. 90qs; . fat hef-
steady; other calves dull, Veals. little
calves, 90; barn.yard ca YES, y saa3 OF; Vest
and ecelpts, 3.s3S head. Sheep. slow;
lambs loops lower; Sheen. $50 % !: W Y
choice !; ut & S7,0oa7,76; culls. $500. Hoss-Ra-
5ccpts. 6,3l Ahead feollnE firm. Primo State
and I'ennsyly MIA hogs, So 10 ~
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...c.,All.T,.TLE. MARK.EaTJl,S..

~ CHICAGo Ill. Dec. t'AITLE-Re-
es apd 2] @ higher
dlum. s33oaS o.; stockers and feeders, i2.lo@
$50 cows 81: p hei fers. s.: cam
z 90: ILogs-Recents, 10. 900 head. Market loc.
higher. Mixed and butchers. s440I- 20: good
to choice heavy, 81. 60d4.7b; rough to heavy,
s. 40gA.5o: light. a.soq4 6s1Ia: bulk Of sales.
$e6qt o. shee -Reoelpts 70, 0oo head, Sheep.
choice wethers, 81 s5q5 IS fair to choice mlxoi.
S. 76as4 u; s mt I've lambs S.. SOC 20,
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I RICHMOND i {, STOCK MARKET. 4


M STATE SECURITIES Bid Asked A
NortSs carolina Is. q. lsl !. is9
IN. iii New, e e. and r.. 1892 IS ssM
Centuries. 49, e. and n, 10 ese y Us
y CRY SECURITIES. INA ST.
Richmond City, 1878. 3. 1854 $50
RAILROAD &BOSD s5j2s Az 3! sti5t
Atlanta and Char, lst RI. 1907 j 49,
a.. c.. II. Certif Ies OF Intl. 4 p. Co. 81
Georgia Tac.f LIST Gs Ga. io2s y.
j a.. 50. and ria. lst s.. lo.s ~ 4
Georgin and Ala Con-. o.. ~ % ia: ~
II attd W. Pocahontas Is q
R icb ! ana au Neck Me- 1T Is. $500"
Flordn Southern. 1915 .... 2! ss&
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Limo 4. 4 Z. /. lOJ5 ia
stlis C Cstsl LinsS pfn l.n iva
Atlantic Coast Line com ~! ~
Atlantic Coast Line OF Conn, I. 100 $40 ri. nj
c;lssapeake ulid Ohio. ~. l?9 a
Norfolk 8. ana ana sYf fina &
Saaboa RI Line con. "a s8 y 3s
aIIANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
bank Of Richmond !. 100 1al
American Nationa !. l9o II
Broad Street Bank, %
11afersburg Savings and Ins. % 70
Tnlon, Bon r nSt h ca .o 10
~ 8 s.sS1ISsuRANcEs coSiPANIE les Il FL
Virginia Firo$ and Marine IS 10 -. ~
"a MISCELLANEOUS u St
American Locomotive pfd ,.......l9O 100
Nu,-c Car Chem pfd.,s ~. .lcD ll3 IFS "a
Va Caronn Chemical corn .....lo0 ~ s - "a
Va Car g. Co. Col. TT. 9sh 8s91s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-29
s,IE:.A,IB;,O D AIR u Ne RAJ WAY,

TRAINS LaAx tt hs IIio N
wy board Y, + xpress nnal.
+, AtlIn99'u y a socal~Tor Norina and lIamlsL ii
s'i ms q IA ARRIVE RlCIIMONp DAILY
4 AZ X' Mn rpm FLORIDA, Atlanta EAA
q. i 3 eM ssuNsHstss -yrom Florida, ana
3 i 3 M sousH%ssss -rom Sorllna ana Loasl
~ ~ n r. W. n, TAYLOR, O. T, ~ q Sss
n eao East Mnln street. Phone ~, n I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-29
I11l-TITlTilT U IA N0VF7 ~ u I
sTEAM.6toA OATS

a,,,a ana connecting at Old POM v.eri
}ana,ngs,t baltimore and tho North :, tor
fer cars "a srsaF h i
Fare ohts received for named place. y
Ill points ;astsWe wlEEinls asd caro-
Ina, :, 7, t,,sR JrF Secreta RI 4sH hlgr, 4
~. A., pfNfNf''f'',''' 4 - IN I'll S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-29
RICHMOND. GRAIN MARKET.

Iongberry (car lots) I. I. ,si;ls a LII
Mixed Gear lots) i. l6 :Qp.l17 81.
Shortberry Gear lots) a 10 % LII Il
6a 81 Sc 1,,s
y White. va: bag lotaA \, 1. 50 % So
No.. 2 white Gear lotsl IS
No. 3 white Gear lots) !. g. BIZ
No. 2 mixed Gear lots) Z. #tl %
No mixed arEiotsj \. 5oAD q l,s
OATS ~ 4 # Il i&
No. mixed Gear lots) I. !. 8. s.
F'5is s; g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-29

august - ! 7 y ~! &c ~ ~
n spot cotton closed quiet. 3 points decline;
middllng uplands 90; nlldd ling su y.
u Cotton, quiet rnlddlIng. 100; net receipts.
500 bales; gross. 1910 bales; stock. $40 bales
Total to-day at all ports--.N receipts, ~
bales; export to Grcat rItain. H. 40 baies;
the Continent 90 bal es 81 stock, 1.es5d too
bales. &
81 Consolidated At all ports-N ct receipts, 1888 7s3
bales: EXPORT to Great = ess bales to
France, Is, go bales; to tho Continent, ~ S.O
bales; to apan. 2,0Ss bale
Total since September LIST at all pbEts7-.Net3
receipts, s, 500 OF bales; expo It to Great
95 e to- France baies y tne
to Mexico, Il, ap3 bales. .S l3$
NEW ORLEANS IL La Dec. q q. ----cOTrOH-- ~
Corn-Firnl spot. new. SOS ai0s.c. !; new south.
ern ~ Ito corn, 45h goo Oa ts-Ftrm No.
white, 38h eI3G,s Rye-Dul Grain ffretghts--s
.Dnii and unchanged. Bu ttsr--stead and ,tn-4
cry. asaasHa. do iade, lse. store packed
l141i6c. Eggs-Quiet at a6c. 81 Cheese--Frn, ana
3unchanA cd. S5 Sugar-Flr1n; coarse srAnu!ateo,
$3.50; fne, IS. s.. Sig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-29

II s.. refundinr = g. registered I. 4. 1o4
u. e Frnf,ndinr i2s como d. . 81 1O4 n
u. as ,tercd 1041
III s. Al co,ipofi :. . 1o4441
u, 81 Nav a. reglstered J, I. i30a
II. g. New ~ u coiipo1 -. \. +. /, 1904
Vi. s. Old I'm 4: " 4, b. 1861
u. Old III co,if,o Il /. 1OG1
AtchiHol a9 ier7l tf1 ~ . = 100
Atchison nd ji,stmeut ;. Il. 94H
"a In rite Coast line AZ . :. 1901
DaItmore and Ohio IL ]. 1851
Ea niornS Hnd Ohio Ak a S6
Central a cieorn IS iii
Central 0f Il Georgia 1st nc. s2k
f,hicn ~ = I'd Alton aiA 4 s2L
Chica "a n, Quincy nov IS =. 1904
f.hica Or n nj ST. pa III ger, AZ . IL
S,hica 81 nj Mart crn con e. :. l21h
r.hica 81 ~ = nj iSn cfic a s2i!
Chicago, II 7. and Pacific col. Is ..s......l ssH