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Demand a Jury Trial.

In Police Court yesterday morning the
saloon keepers who were arrested after the
exposure in the Journal last Monday morn
ing demanded, by their attorney TAYLOR
Gronninger trial by jury. The cases will
be tried on the afternoon OF March IL.
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coach horses sold from $4,000. and medium TO
good kinds at sIce1l5j Less desirable drivers
and workers sold from S50ge0.
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PATENT ATTORNEY


PATENT ATTORNEY r. BELL, mechanical
engineer patent attorney. In above capacity
7 do not claim exceptional facilities. except those
guaranteed by thorough knowledge OF patent
practice, technical training, honesty and care
beyond which no special advantages exist. 40
and 20 ingalls, bldg.
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Marriage Licenses.

Arnet q. Puidy and Winnie u stephens
Theodore .Wiese and Marie Elizabeth Dipple.
Joseph &. Bledsoe and LevaCa Phillips
Cornelius Is. Means and Emma Mclean
Frank L. Hough and Ruby q. Grooves.
Edward W. Lewis and Ida BartO.
Amos GadGis and Mettie y. Reed.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
LOANS-MOney on mortgages e +. SAAII~S
& CO. 12T East Market street
FTNANCIAI-5 Der cent money on indianapolis
city property. city property IN any county
seat town On farm property anywhere IN IN.
diana: funds: 10 delay; partial
payments. Cal, or address c. n WILLIAMS *
CO, 1S L. Market ST
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DEMAND FOR HOGS PRINCIPALLY
FOR MEDIUM TO HEAVY GRADES.
The General Cattle Market Is Not
Much Improved, Though Some sales
Yesterday blade at Advances.
Receipts and Shipments.


hOOS--Receipts S.OoO
shipments .--........................... -A,OOo
CATTIsE-Receipts ........................... 100
shipments oSc
SHEEP-Receipt5 ...........-...-............. 3.o
shipments NOE1e
UNION sTOcKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS.
March 2-Hogs-AnOther small supply OF hogs
arrived for the market to-day. and at the open
ing barely 1000 head were in the pens. At the
start there was fair demand. principally from
local sources. for the good medium to heavy
grades. which were salable at rather strong
prices compared with yesterday. Light hogs from
the start were again more or less neglected, and
IL was rather difficult to secure prices as good
as yesterday The shipping demand did not de-
velop much strength and later in the day. In
sympathy with unfavorable reports from sur
rounding markets the trade here became less
active and triie weaker than at the start. On
the closing market local buyers were practically
alone in the field. and naturally took their own
time In making selections. Consequently the late
market was dull and weak, but about the usual
clearance finally made at current prices,
which could hardly be considered any higher
than yesterdays average. The extreme range
In sales to-day was from s. to $50, and most
Of the supply sold at S5SOQ5.G) although, con-
sidering receipts. there were about as many sales
below $50 yesterday. Quotations;
Good to choice medium TO heavy. $ 50Q5 20
mixed and heavy packing. .............. 9z599.ol
Good to choice light weghts..-.-......... 5Z99to43
Common to fair light weights. 5oJQ92J
1hterlor 10 best 4VVW2."V
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Deaths.


Belle Foye. Central Insane Hospital. forty-two
Missouri schowe, White River houseboat. forty
one years accidental drowning.
Charles Eiles. 81 Indiana avenue, twenty
seven years. eardiac dropsy. 800. 49,.
Dr. Jacob A. Hail. II The Ballard eiSaty-tVVo
years, tuberculosis.
Lucinda Beeson. Bridgeport. forty-eght years.
Arm5teF Motley. 62s Agnes street, sixty-ave
James r Blns. 1907 Coe street. seven months.
commissions.
Infart Hamilton. 100 East Morris street seven
Catherine Mcdonald. 1nO South Meridian
street, seventy-one years, shock from fracture
DIED.
STUDY-Horace Greedy. at the home of HIS sis
ter, Mrs. ". X. Starry, 1915 n. Illinois ST,
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. Funeral no
FUNERAL NOTICE.
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KAHLO-The members of the Loyal Legion
companion. Col. Charles Kahlo. from his late
residence 925 North Meridian ST. $3.50 p n.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR-C E. KREGELo. 22l-
223 n Delaware st Both Phones 25o.
ADAMS & KRIEGER. Phones 115i. Funeral
directors, 159 N. III. Lady attendant
TUTEWILER * SON.
Under;akers. 12s w. Market Tel. 21s.
JOHNSON. HASSLER & GEORGE. 81 Massa-
chusetts av. New Phone 9s3. Old Main 1890.
FRANK A BLANCHARD. Undertaken 1853 N.
Delaware st. Lady attendant. Both Phones all
TANNER & BUCHANAN-320 n III. st. Both
Phones GIL. Lady attends all calls for ladies
and children. Automobile wagon insUres prompt
ness.
MONUMENTS.
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Tel. z52J Branch works e. entrance Crown ELL.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
q PENTALPHA LODGE, No. 564 F. &
e A. Masons. Stated meeting in Ma
"a sonic Temple this Thursday evening.
cef "a March g. at O'Clock for the regular
%!gsvsgT order of business and work in the
WSSS%t second degree. Visiting brothers well
" come THOS. @. LEE, w. NJ.
f. T. MQUIDDY, Secretary.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.


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SPECIALITY CO. 944 W. Washington St
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as follows.

VW1[X
TICKET OFFICES at Station and at corner Illinois and
Washington Streets
noTv Snanv axrart Cundav a cu,d.x. n-,-
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STORAGE-PACKING HAULING
HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
MAIN PHONES 675. EXTRA PHONES SO.
STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio St and Union
tracks; only arst-cass storage solicited. Grating
and packing. Phones US.
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REAL ESTATE-Bargain; 2149 n. Pennsylvania
St; 81 $50 if taken at once. FRANK l. FUR
GASON, 42S Law building.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE
sides No. lace leather.
400 II. 6-inch leather belt.
400 fl. 10-inch 4-ply rubber belt.
500 lbs sheet packing.
500 IT. 2h-inch mill hose.
200 fl. 1-inch water hose.
100 IT, 1-inch steam hose.
VIII be sold at bargain. % s. Capitol av.
TYPEWRITERS-35 VARIETIES.
Don't overlook this opportunity. We have a
carload of second hand typewriters for sale or
rent All standard makes for SIS and upward.
repair. THE w. b. MORRISON CO.. 46 North
Pennsylvania street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

wANTED-Highest market price paid for
corn at the UNION STOCKYARDS.
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IS PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Noy. 20. --FIoUR-Market d u,
and feature!ess aiinnesosa patent, 500 -. y:
STOW: PEI barrel, s..is4a25 cornmeal..s:eady;
garisy-oHet: feeding 81 axe = J
\ Nheat-spot barely steady; no. red. ~ oss !:
emns Is si1S nd letter ea
closed at sl.1aiss July, s1osA December,
ton market was dull and easier with wheat.
Is 4. e. q paunas. :iss Options nominal
5 Bee sssi sss,; fEs sst Msa.ss:asy:
ssiiss gss5SS
STAINED d. $50: November closed Il .7.5o nomi
nal reHned. 81 eady continent: $40; compo;,ni
Snort clear sla.759le5o 81 25als = I rt
low-Firn: city. 4;ac. country ~ q SS
KogInE1,n s.,Rintd s90n Z COCO
9 rafsssnos RIe, ready; 10. invoice sssc:
mild. steady: coriova, l6Gflsc The market for
prices 10 q decline OF points and closed steady
ut net advance of 5 points with SAFES or 1o..'"9
bags. 49, =, !. = = !, :, =, nj
ss test o.asses sugar 4c: refined. nom =! r.
inai SsS3 mSula a. ssS
.nn ,i fair q extra ssas Japan, nominal
MoIasses-Firm 4; New orleans open y Kettle
good TO choice. 3:Q3bc. q, y ~, ~.
PotatoeH-steady; Long island, Sl.15geoo;
saa3D Pennuts-Stoady; fancy handpiGked.
5c.; other domestic, SNI5'ac. Cabbage m ;
per barrel. l9ll75c. cotton---By steam to l1iv-
erpool, l01l6c.
CHICAGO, ILL. Nov. ga return 70 Ideal
harvest conditions in Argentina caused WeaR :
ness ii the wheat market here to-day. I Jne
I,eeer,ber delivery closing with a loss OF z %
May Is or &C.; corn shows decline OF an
ever, cent. Oats are unchanged ana proSislooinS
q re n shade to i0c. higher. "
The leading futures ranged as follows: 80, -
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Nov 26.-Ihe cotton market
opened firm at an advance Of GIl1 points on
better cables tina inspected and continued COW
ering. After he first few minutes prices here
snggod off undr offerings by room bears who,
having covered yesterday. were disposed to put
out fresh lines on tho initial bulge. Private
advces from the South reported an active de-
mand for spot cotton at tho decline OF yester-
day. but also claimed that spots were being
slowly pending some more settled loo, In the
Southern situation The averages estimate by
1s2 members Of the New y, Y York Cotton exchange
estimate was T. 400 oo0 bales; tho lowest l0,sc0.-
01O bales.
Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day were
20. us bales against 1921 last week and 741Si
last year; for tho week $4,000 bales against
ase. $40 last wee and y7S,sso last year !, To-day,s
against 1921 last year, and at Houston IL sci
bales against b53 last year.
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MARKET MOVES
ON BROAD | | BASIS.
Business Increases in Volume
and Embraces Great Number
IF Standard Stocks.
GOOD BANK STATEMENT T:
Loaf, Increase and Cash Loss
Showed Better Than Had
Been Expected.
GOOD BANK STATEMENT 81 4 Il:

NEW YORK, Nov 26-lnitinl trailsac-
tbns in to-day's stock market were maoe
IN largely OF United States Steel issucs'
but before the end OF the session busi-
ness Increased iii volume and the market
broadcned until Il embraced a great NUM-
Der OF standard stocks. At the outset
largo blocks OF steel common and pre-
ferred carne out at fractional advances
and tho bonds also gained. There were
slight advances III such specialties US
Colorado Fuel Pressed Steel Car ana
American Locomotive. Analgamated
Copper responded to buying by houses
supposed 10 represent Boston IN ms.
The l!st nuctuated narrowly for brlcf
period, but shortly~bcfore tho publication
OF the bank statement heavy buying
movement set in. There was Lively de-
mand for Union Pacific. Southern faclilc,
Missouri Pacific, Eric. Southern RAILWAY.
Rock Island, l. &; n. Pennsyivan1a q =. ana y q
Others In the snme group. London
bought Union Pacific and Southern Paci-
f1c and tho extensive purchases OF Erie
were probably for account Of the profes-
sjoral short interest The market re-
manned active 10 the close, and prices OF
many issues wore then tho best OF the
day. The bank statement was regarded
gay favora BILE in the sense that tho loan
Increase. az well as the cash loss showed
better than had been expected. New
high prices were registered by the Steel
issues Atchison made a slight galn in
spite OF its poor October report. Great
Northern, preferred. advanced seven
points. making seventeen point gain In
Two days. 5f
Total bond sales to-day. par value, So
$4,000. l38655
Total sales Of stocks to-day, $4,000
shares 5s ia Ei5s
s MONEY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
Timc loans unchanged. Prime mcr.
camille paper. 41-4haI s-A per cent;
sterling exchange weak With actual
business IN bankers bills, at s4s6.ss5
for demand. and ut s4S3 751ts4 for sixty
1 day bills. Posted rates, s4s5 and s4871-2D
488. Comm ercinl bills. s4s3 3-+lf4S3 rs. Bar
silver. .5s S-4; Mexican dollars, At.
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!. COT ] TON.

K \ 4 i = Il
Is NEW YORK. November 2d.-1n pur r
suance Of that candid policy, which It IS
my ain, to follow in dealing with the
cotton trade. / feel that should state
that I yesterday covered tire cotton OF
which I was short advising all mourning
friends Of my action. now anticipate
a substantial rally. and perhaps con-
siderable, although tmay be temporary,
advance, in tho market. for tho following
reasons ~ The general acceptance or
the twelve million crop idea. which the
ginncrs report has fostered and induced
overseeing.
(2) regard it MS Improbable, In the
light o. past history that the agrlcul-
t,Ilal departments estimate OF the crop.
TO be issued on the 3D. of December. VIII
be as large as many anticipate INC
record shows that In the case OF unprece-
dented crops, the department. has always
erred upon tho side Of conservatism ~
making its figures. The crop Of lsoo-'l
was 6,60S,olO bales, being the first crop
of over 100000. The department esq
mater it at $4,000 bales. Tho crop Or
1s97-'S was IL PIG, COO The department estl-
mated 1t nt 100000. Tho crop of 1850
was II ,958000 Tho department estimated
1t at 100000 Thus 1t Will DO seen that
in the case of each mountaineering crop
tho underestimate ranged from. 10 per
cent, to 10 per cent, 1t Is undenlhble
however, that this years figures from me
department, whatever they may DO, VIII
govern tl,e policy of both consumers and
producers. until they shall he undisputta-
bly, disproyed, II, therefore. the forth
coming figures Of the agricultural DEPART
nent shall not be over eleven mi lions
which, as llaVe fshoWn, IS quite within
the limits Of possibility, even though the
crop may be twelve millions or over.
doubt II any further decline will develop
for some little line, alld o sharp advance
Is quite possible. g
1t would. therefore. seem TO be q wise
policy on the part of sninr,ers to supply
their prospective requirements for the
next two or three months mt about pros
ent prices. II i well to hearain mind
that In tho pas four years the Total re-
sources OF tho national banks IN the cot
ton states have increased from se78, ooo,v 700
to $4s4 100000. or about 900 900, and II
tie Forthcoming estimate az tho agrcul-
tural department sholtH re!nforce tho
confidence OF Southern kDlders IN an ultl-
mate realization OF ten Gents per pound
for their cotton, aSfalllngs MI, in, the smnve-
lnent and substantial rfyiyas in specu-
QlsneU TiIRopobS II, PRICE.
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Danville Tobacco Market.

Danvlllc. Va. Nov rs. 1904.
Mes5rs Dlbrel Brothers say in their weakly
review OF the Danvtlle tobacco market:
Z Receipts have been very heavy this week ano
sales lasted oil day. except on Monday and
Thursday. which was holiday. On account
OF the adjournment on Thursday they failed
10 get through Friday. The quality Of TIL
offerings does not show any Improvement. and
the medium, to good grades largely predomlrtate 9.
Tho proportion Of desirable wrappers showing
5up Is mailer than In any crop we havo had for
years, and the common grades arc In verS'
small supply.
cept possibly on wrappers; which are some-
what higher. III tax
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600 10 arrive and az. 90. 5. Quotations I'M

600 to arrive and a (. 90. b. Quotations I'M
changed.
Futures opened steady with prices 4a9 points
up. Tho highes, range Of prices for the active
months was December at SIS. January s. Is and
March 9.45, TO the advance In Liverpool was
asrrbcd the improvement OF the local market
December opened points up NJ 0.c!, advanced
10 DIS, but receded point or two before tho
session ended Trading was unusually active
for a Saturday half holiday. the market closing
81 eady with net gains OF 12lol4 points. {.
y Cotton futures steady: November. 9.l3I3 70
December. 8. 1sSI9.l7; January. a.ag9.2 2! !: Feb
ruary 9.:saI9 ~: March. e.4419 45 April. 9.6sD
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RJlcHMoNp PRODUCE MARISEr,

FIouR-Receipts heavy; market very dull
yyIIEAT-Receipts continues very Z lgnts a ~.
market active at quotations, Coit N
siiisht and market fairly active, 0ATsIesuiet,
I'LL steady. IaYE-Slendy NJ unehaliseu quo.
fntions, '~HAY-Receipts increaslngi marker
QUIET FOR tho better grades and dun for lower
grades. 4, ,, and octtyei
iHfiI"rBn-Under light receipts, nll good stcck
coniiaaey in active demand; 81 grades al's
and neglected.. 49, ,,,,,a,.o, mar,xat o,,iet
and prices a shade lower TOY pain OIL, i've ut H.
derssed especially for turkeys, when are IN
large receipt to-day ~, . ~
good sound stock 4, . ~, ~
choice to fancy stock In good demanai on
era des and green stock very dull ana hard 70
se Po sss:r II light but the market
= ssi1 good demand; receipts light
stAPPTEIS .-Aiarlset fairly active 7 at Prlces
n,,oted !: receipts decreash N :
RECEIpTS FOR THE IWEFSk--Yheat. L, Sa6
tnishe corn. 1856 bushels; oats. Sp3S bush-
Ais: rye $50. bushels; -four, 600 barrels; nay,
Ss; tons: mill feed, 40 tons. %
4 STOCK in ELEVATE R--Oats, 1864 bushels,
4. Il; polyIirIsY--LIYE AND )IlIsssED.
1uiIseys, small poor per lb,,,s y g y
Chickens, per b..,..,t.',,'',...t ~ y y. ~
Hens, per lb.,..,..,..,,,,',,...s' ~ " ~
Ducks. large. per lb,n,.,.p... y
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Richmond. Va, Nov. 20

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
BALTIMORE, Md Nov es.--Seaboard Air
Line common 1915 q1aH; do preferred 3sHGb
oGN. Atlantic Coast Line common iJIapl5l.' M,
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NAVAL gr RI &,

WILMINGTON, NJ c.. Nov. fo-sP1R1TS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doing; receipts. 80
reis' Z, Tar-Flr mat no; receipts. 60 barrels.
Crude Turpontine-Flrn At s.. s0Gs. 80; receipts,
los barrels. .L;9 a5 70 Il - 49, I, :, Il
Firm at 4sac. I; receipts. ea5 casks sales, $50
cnata: shipments c56 casks. Ros!n-Ftrm; re-
ceipts 9 2ss barrels; saies' 2Vl' oalrsS' slip-
'n cHA' R !, !, S. c.. Nov 2e.TUrPEN
TINE AND ROSLN-Nothlng doing. 4I
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CAN STAY At HOME
AND GET ROYALTY DRUNK
lsneoInl to ,rhe Times- plspatch.l

(E5peuIUI 10 F1u I'''''1, ,,T' N. a.,
EVANSVILLE, md, Nov. a.-.lt "
a privilege Of an American citizen 70
get drunk In his home and stay arui IN
thn law cannot reach him there
mis- Was the pen made IN Police courl
Yesterday ny Major j. q, Wlnfrey iol
his client, Charles Wilson. who was
charged by Ills wife with getting drunk
MT home Thanlssgiyins Judge carey,
who recently publicly advocated = WHIP up
ping post for ,wife-beater., sustained wy
convention OF the lawyer and dischafseu
Wilson.
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Cotton, quiet; mddllng, $40; net receipts. 10
bales gross. 6,hSs bales: stock, %. 199 bales;
export 10 France, go bales; 10 the Continent,
Total to-day at all seaports-Net receipts,
7o5 bales; expor! to c. Great Britain. 25979
10 9O7 bales; to Japan, 3.6ol bales; stock. ss945S
bales.
10, 7u5 bales; export to Great Britain, 25,D70
bales to France. 1861. bales; to tho Continent,
10. OCT bales; to japan. S.G0l bales III
Total since September lBt at all seapors-
Net receipts. $50 bales; export Great
Britain, 145s, $50 bales; 70 France 1886 71s bales;
81, ln bales; to Mexico, 1O,161 bales
rs NE &WoIsIIEANs. LA. Nov. o6--coTToN--
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va. Nov. &C. 1904.
DARK Fired Tobacco (New>.-ReceIpts mod.
crate and market active at quotation ODD
Receipts and offerings fair and price steady.
Sun Cured (New)--Market continues active at
quotations; receipts Increasing. Brights-
Market fairly active, and firm for all desirable
tobacco; receipts small :.
rhe Quotations are as follows; .t5EE va
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
SALES.

100 A. G. L., CON
20CAlner. Grass Irvine. ..n4....
$1,000 Amelgamated Copper ......
84Q0 Amer. Car and Foundry.
400 Amer Cotton Oil...........
Amer. lob, pfd.........,s,..
Amer. lob, An q. ctfs....
1000 Amer. Can ................t.
; 1000 Amer. Can, pfd.............
1QS0O Amer. Locomotive, comm
800 Amer Locomotive, pfd.....
1900 Amer. Sugar ....,.....,......
1890 A., r. and 8. Re, CONAN,
loo AZ T. and 81. Fe, pfd $500.
3d0O Baltimore and Ohio........s
1000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit...
Canadn Southern .........
! 5000 Canadian Pacific ...........
900 Chesapeake and Ohio......
1900 Chi. Great Western.........
$500 Chi, NIL, and $. P.........
22i00 Colo. Fuel and 1ron.....".
200 Colo. Southern, com.n....l
700 Colo. Southern, list pfd.....
100 Colo. Southern I'd pfd.....
200 Clev., Gin, Chi and 8. L..
500 Cont. lob, pfd.............,
900 Consolidated Gas ...........
COCO Delaware and Hndson......
[ 100 Del, Lack. and West........
$3.50 Erie. com...... ............
1900 lDrle, 1st pfd..................
1900 Erie. "a pfd. ..................
1900 General Electric ............
1880 Illinois Central .............
! $500 Louisville and Nashville.
500 Mnnhattan...... 80. ........
400 Metro. tSrcet Railway...,..
4 600 Mexican Central ............
500 Mo-. Kan. and Tex. conn.,.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV. q, 1904

.iE PORT OFE RlCliMONO,& N.Y. % 5ASVs. $lf
ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. merchan-
disc ana passengers, Old Dominion line. q.
EteamerS Old Point Comfort Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise ana
oas.crgers Virginia Navigation Company. .gs.i
Steamer Maud Clifford, James River, slaS,
w %. Bradley Construction co. IA M
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley, Sterling, Norfolk. mer>
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV. 70. 1904, &
ARRIVED.
Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore passenger. and
general cargo. 81 ig4sss5 sSa gsssi 4t W. r.
SAILED s.5 Is
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore passensers and
general cargo. aiS ;3sss Il 5JSl5
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, NOV. %, 1904.
ARrivED. y
Steamer Eastwood. PortfArthur.
Schooner j. Palmer, Boston. 22
Schooner NJ. p. Small, Portland
Schooner S. p. Blackburn, Bangor.
Barge Ohio New Bedford. ! 4
z Barge Iowa, Providence. sf4
Barge Theordia Palmer. New York.
SAILED
Schooner Alice NJ Colburn, Boston X
Schooner S. wv. Lawrence. Fall River. d 3
Barge san joaquin, Providence. VA ,Ste9
{, Barge Matanzas, Providence. -.
Barge Sculy. Providence. y