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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-10
SOUTHERN raj WA Y.

\ SCHEDULE IN DFFECT.NO eth. 1904
- 5Essf s&5s5 TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. $EE IN
100 A. al-Daily--1.oc for charlot.s n. e:
u 40 p. Observation-Disclosures pullman to
a Atlanta and BlrrninEham New Orleans
3si5 Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South
500 p Nix. Surday-Keysvillea Local.
ii 80 r. M..Daily-Lin Pullman ready
KIN YORK RIVER LIN E. q s.sf az
~ The favorite route to Baltimore ana EAstern
points Leave Richmond 20 r. n. NJ da lily. az
cept Sunday. ss .fi5 "a III i&s
Ills p M.-Local-Dnly-E Sunday
&:a0 p. M-Exccpt Sunday-For SWeat5t Point,
jIli52i connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings. steamors sailing from
West Point Monday. Wednesday and Fl.
Tue day. Thuraday and Saturday 4 IL
4 TAX monds and Gloucester Point fS aS "
El:i5 AZ N Except Sunday-Loca! mixed Tor
s'sT FRA ARRIVE RICHMOND
4 6:5s Am. and 6:42 p. M.-From all the South
s:Ss r. M.-From$ Charlotte and Durham.
8:40A M.-From Keysvillc. ssss
E9:B A. M-Baltiniore and West Point. TIL Z
10: AS A. M $40 P. M-Fromi West Pc
@W,aWEsrBURY.SD. F, A. chmond; ~:
8. $H.BHARDWICH. IL. sS ". =. AYLOA
e. n. iAcKERT. Cent. Mgr. III 44ssi
I'd n, g97 Wa shington,s d. G.
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sPRODUCE MARKETS,

N FI.oUR--Recelpts very light. marKet hlsady
nj unchanged nvlees, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n2 con-
Ecepts increasing, and market quiet OATS
Continue quiet RYE-steady; lyht reeept T.
ire No and No 8 grades, and this has q
bad effect on the general market; only strictly
No. timothy and strictly No. y mixed and
EG GS-R Receipts light and market active;
cold Storage stock being offered, has y tens
dency to- keep fresh laid eggs from going
higher q Jul II i$t5 tl.s5
active for high grades at prices quoted; low
grades quiet! n Il. j.l5 gt N II q Ia . !,
''PFoUIiiRY-Teceipt Of both live and dressed
mod el1lte and both in good active demand,
'YiRG mia BAco N--Aiarket fairly active for
all g,sod sound stock. l5fi 20
oiSANG LIS Recelpts liberal; market active
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Property Transfers.

Richmond: George u. lIntchngs and
wife to Avis W. Percynl S. and David
Nv. Grant, % feet on north, line Of Park
Avenue, l9l SO feet west Of Harrison
Street, se,725
K G. u Hunt and wife 70 same, "A rec,
on west line Of I4on,bardy Street. IS feet
north OF Park Avenue, aud "A feet oil
the west line of Lolnburdy street. 81 feet
north of Park Avenue, and - feet on
nortl, line OF Park Avenue 100 5-6 feet
vest of Harrison street s2lsI6-
JohnS.A, Lamb. y2eclal commissioners.
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.WEAKAT OPP EN|NC,
MARKET PULLSIUP.
Before Days End Declines Had
Been Transformed Into Gains
for Principal Stocks.
ADVANCE NOT FULLY HELD
Speculative Pools Active III Spite
Of Thursdays Severe
Lesson.
AZ An.oclnted press.l

W b -r
NEW YORK, Dec S.--Succeedng the
commotion in the stock market yestcr-
day the courso OF prices to-day followed
according TO r,,lc with q series OF les
sening fluctuations. Opening losses ran
from to 2 IL points in an extended isl
OF important properties. Tho recovery
promptly set In as soon as 1T was an
1iounccd that all sheets had gone through
the Stock Exchange. clearing house sue
ccssfully. There was hesitation ana Gull
ness when the recovery had reachcd
about last nights closing level again.
but the light pressure TO sell at tho re-
covered level Of prices encouraged spccu-
1atite sentiment and induced so much
confidence that prices we're pushed up
wards again aggressivcly with some cyl CYL
tcnce OF resumption OF operations ny
speculative pools. in spite Of yesterdays
Hevere lesson. Tho discrimination against
ZONE securities as collateral, which YVES
factor in breaking the market yesterday,
was somewhat relaxed. tn. announce,
,nent OF the engagement OF. sJy4vV golu
On Paris for Importation had some erect
on sentiment. The csse OF the call money
market was accepted as better lntlex
or the extent of the liuuidhtion erecteu
yesterday, than will be given ny u, to.mo mo-.
g
Z ably reflect the loss OF cash tdue TO GOOD
exports and transfers to Athe. interior
through the sub-trcasnry and only slight
ay the loan contraction. owing to Inc
operation OF tho average system Of COM
+ mutation. The Missouri Pacific bond sale
and tho establishment OF dividends on
/ Southern Pacific preferred were helps y
wards rcviving speculative spirits. Be-
fore tho end OF the day the declines
lad been transformed into gains Of 10
: l-2 for the principal active stocks the
gains were not fully held and the clos
ing was rather ensy.
Bonds turned firm after some Declines;
total sales, par value. S. 335. 900. y
81 United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
Tho total sales stocks to-day amount
ed To ], G526CO shares. il
MONEY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Money on call, steady: cafs per CENT;
closing bid md offered : IL; time loans,
steady; 60 days, 80 days and six months,
per cent. Prime mercantile per,
4d4 "a per cent; sterling exchange firm
or. with actual business In bankers, bliis.
Mt ss.15l$4s5 % for demand and NJ s4s3.9O
0s.s3. 60 for sixty day bills. Posted rates,
1854 10 and sas76l1-2 Commercial bills,
1 S4s3 3-S Bar silver. CD. Mexican doilaars,
AS1-4. .si.,si ~ KS 5gs S4
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NAVAL STORES

# WlLAf1NGTON, N G., Dec e.-SP1RlTs
EXPERIMENTATION doing: receipts. 20
Casks. Rosin-Frm at $40 bld;. receipts. 1913
barrels Tar-T'irm at $1.s0; receipts. 147 barr
rels. Crude Turpentine-Flrm at 81. 3oQa.7o; re-
ceipts, So barrelsi
Firm at 47Nc.: receipts, 1873 casks: sales. 2ss
casks; shipments. 507 casks. Rosln-F.ir7n; re-
ceipts 2, e5s ba1rels sales. 1852 barrels; ship
' nGIAR II - S. c., Dec. s.-TUpDN-
TINE AND gROSTN-Nothing doing. x
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BALTIMORE, MD, Dec a-TLouR--ln,
s No red and tho nohth 81 S,aii
arn hy sape sspa 81, cofn noy sG,, I Ssp
white corn, 4i% M5qNc Oats tradler;g NO. y
white 96.4t ya-pu ,an sda51 Wy aa
creamery. .7di.scs: do iadle, l7dllsc,; stole;
packed, i4dll6c, Ilgss--Steady and UNCHANGED
1T 33c. Cheesa--Frm and unchanged sugar
81 rong and unchanged, sl3s z
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M1scEILANGous MARHrrA

PETERSBURG, VA. Dec. e.-PEANTTs-
Spa nsf- Market firm and very active at 871hc.,
with a good demand Sales to-day 5000 to
700 bags to cleaners. virginas-afarket firm
at 3Mc for fancy stock. Machine picked. 2iaV
3Hc.; Smelling stock, 212hc Receipts light
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my GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK, Dec. e.--The dry goods market
Is firm without evidences Of weakening us far
as sellers are concerned. Operations are re-
cure satisfactory delivery, while their REQUIRE
ments for nearby shipment arc increasing daily.
Jobbers arc doing an Indifferent business.
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Cash quotations were as foloWsIi q FI n H..
Active No spring wheat $lGSgi.!aN IA So
yeiloW, i a7,sc. No. . oats. ISIS ssMs; No, Il
white. sNaso.c; No. white. S , 49, ;! N9 g Z
10 choice mating, 4.G47c. Sp,Gl aaxseed, sl.lS;
No northwestern. s prime rmae 20 4, s ifo
lara, Der loo pounds. $685.; short ribs siEs
ooss s7Ga short e af His s @nes e0ssfe
f,ihyer contlnct grade Sla. hO. Buttor>-Steady;
creamerles lGdg6hc,; luiries, 15q Che ese-,
Quiet al lldloc, Eggs-Steady at mark. cases
Included eOd &c.; hrs,s 26c, prime f'rsts' -sc'
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PORT OF RICHMOND. DEG 8. 1904
5E II ~ ~ ARRIVED. ~ z
Steamer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk. n1erchan.
disc and passengers, Old Z Dominion line. ..$
- Schooner John e.. Herman, Thompson Er.
banna, Va, canned goods E.. a. Saunders
Sons. t1st3l ssl.@ji ~ 3le
SAILED q
Steamer Pocahontas,. Graves, James River
landings and Norfolk, merchandise and passen-l
gers Virginia Navigation 20. HUI III
: Steamer Brandon Harvey, Norfolk, merchan.5
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line 3, II
PORT OF WEST POINT. DEC. .. 1904.
+ 8S5 ARRIVED. y
Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore, passengers
a Elm City, Haynes. Mattnponl River landings,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore, passengers
and general CARGO " . VIA. DIX
81 Elm City, Haynes. Mattaponl River landings
passengers and, general cargo. Il 81
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, DEC. ., 1904.
ARRIVED.
steamer Albano. New York 4,
rs Schooner Fannie Richie, +Norfolk. 4;t5 h
u. Steamer Dnlnally, Port Arthur
rs SAILED. IA - - T. saiit$s
Is Steamer Amsteldyk. Rotterdam and Amster-
dan. fsssl3s q st .5$ ch#
Steamer sAquila, Curaco n- 81 ri aiy8
Steamer Otta. Pensacola. Z; 600 II "a FtetS 5S
Schooner Lucinda Sutton. Boston. ~
Schooner j.. E. Potter, Boston .5s AL
Schooner G 60. F.. ,Walcott,~ Nprfolk. ~ FIJI
Barge Knickerbocker, ry,vl denc!e:
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- r 3, q Richmond. Frsdericks.
IL "a & burg s. Potomac X. r.

Trains Leave Richmond.--N orthWard.
4 e;%5 a. M,-Daily--Main st. Through. aai
4 7:l0 a. M..#week days Elba, Ashland Accom- s
$50 AZ laou M I'D 81. Through. Looai
1a.o5 nooxn.Week Days-Byrd st. Through.
400 81. M.-Week8 Days-Byrd St. FrsdsrlokSsN
II burg Accom- moo IL ton }fs Il sis a vi
sos PGM.-Dniiy--Main st. Through $
$50 r. M.--Week Days-Elha. Ashland 40 /!
SOS s, M.@Daiy-Byrd 81, Through. u
Fra ina : Arrive Rchm ond--So Inward. ay35
s.ss a. NJ, week days. Elba, Ashland Ac-fi
53Es53e comrnodation. {6tf 5f9 ~ g,
$50 A. M.--Week Days-byrd St. f!eoss1cAsss
5&f,5Fss burg 3.Accommodation. S
Z sa6 A. M.--Daily-Byrd5 6t Through. .43
II $50 A. M.-Week sDaya BYRD ST sInrou6n.s
&l5 Local stops. n -, ! 5,3S455tg Ssies
5:bs = NJ week days. Elbas Ashland Ao.8
7.,s f 3 e''rMs.Npaiiy-Byrd st. Through n;
500 p. NJ. daily. Byrd St, Through. Loca!
ato I p. Mt.-Daily-Ndain st. ThrouEh.
y EoTic-Pulman sleeping or Pnrior cars % \
ali above transg except train arriving Rich
rond ii 80 A. NJ. week days, and local accom- 4
modations. - - $50, !, - S,or,.a
t!on :, not TI1K ETsrae.eWsS GULF w - TAYLOR
w - Ten;r. Asst. Gaa'l. Mani. Trai. Man
-slg
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, NJ, and st. Paul gen. 4s.......,. il0N
Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s....s..... 12ss4
Chicago, r. I. and Pacific 4s..........,..... Box
chicago. r. 7. and Pao col 5s.......... Il 44
e. C. G. md st Louis gen. 4s......... 10lt
Chicago Terminal Dan
(snnuoiidatnS rrohacco - 81 M
S:oioraao and Southern Observation-Disclosures. ssA
Denver and Rio Grande ls................. 10lk
Erie prior Hen 1o1a
E Eprt S Worth and Denver city 1854
Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. II
louisville and Nash. Unified 4s............ 1o3
Mexican Central Observation-Disclosures. 7sl
Mexican Central , lsr 81
Hi;ssn,,ri " Kansns and Texas 'is........... 1o1iA
Missouri kansas and Texas 2dA.......... s51s
Nntionai< u r, ~ MEXICO con. IS S'a.
New York Central gen. 3lss............,.. 1o1N
New Jersey Central gon. es..,...........". 1854
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TOBACCO MARKET.

M Richmond Va, Dec, .. 1901. i
naski d marKs.
changed prices; old--I2ecelpss and ofrerinsss
continue Very light, and market quiet; vry lit
do not change quotations; fair rVecipts.
Observation-Disclosures frln; light receipts.
! 'rhe ffi,lnt IN tioi,s n follows.
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n, .,, H. ~ 1,A,Iac W Observation-Disclosures. DS1a
Nnr,her,, 15acffirS observation-disclosures. 1874
Ntit = ~ We, crn con is............. 10o
rr AZ, Shnrt tine In and Partio. ....... 1854
~ nSnuv,,.o Ma cony lO2%
Pend InS, Gnnerai 1O2M
t,t'I ~, amd I,o,, Mountain con. bs.. l16
q n,,Is and San F,rancisco fg.% 4s...... S9ia
a. Louis !" northwestern 1sts............. 97X
sent1arn paci1c Observation-Disclosures. s3h
s;outherm y iu.ay Observation-Disclosures. 1874
srro ~ pacNc lists 119k
1,aiado 81 II and Western 4s....s........ S3H
iInInn' por,Gc e. observation-disclosures. 105
iInon5 parinIc conv is................. 1l1A
1:HtS ctoai 81 &c X ...,............... 91s+
.: % 'lI 1sts - liza
Ivahaah Dc,, rs ................. 6SA
$ss;5 r e s5 5ssS 4:'s
n and a. Cola raj Trust ~ .............. 9Gss
-. ~ Cnnreia I'd Inc II
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August .......... Sis SIS sl5 500
z Spot cotton closed quiet. 70 points higher;
&nfddIing &uplunds, $40; middling gull rs. ~ &

niddtng $uplunds, S.lo; Hllooliils Sui1' "'aS'
e Cotton quiet; middling. No: net receipts 1o
bales: gross receipts, 6. %! bales; stock. gs.oo
bal es export 10 France, tC bales; 10 tne fSoh-
tinent ]. ass bales. 81 .is , -,
Total to-day at all ports-Net receips; tl,Ss1
bales: cxpor. 10 Great Britain. 1874 bales; TO
France, 100 bales: TO the Continent, 1ollo bales;
stock. 1.021G42 bales. -, ~
Consolidated ut nil ports-Net receipts, S1.'4to
bales export to Great Britain, :l.243 bales; 70
the a Continent. &C. $50 bales; to Japan 3,516
bales; 70 Mexico 1853 bales. 81 5s
Net receipts, 4.yS3.sio bales; export to Graf
Britain. /. 10 0E bales; to France. 3o. io3 paes:
to the Continent. 1es7,1i3 bales; 10 japan, 31sss
bales; TO Mexico 1854 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. Dec. ?.-CO1TOS-.
Spot cotton steady; sales $50 bales, lhcluding
..lJJ to arrive Quotations unchanged.
Futures opened easy with prices li4ls poinu
Icyv er than yesterdays closing level. This was
to be expected considering the chimericai char
acter Of the rutnor which caused the advance
just before the termination Of yesterdays ses.
noon ghows the amount OF cotton brought into
4this week at 4Se, 1G3 bales against t3i.o13 last
week a decrease 1850 bales. Bulls argue
that this indicates that planters are holding
their staple.
In the trading January opened IS points down
nj EST declined points and then solo up to
4. So but heavy selling movement finally car,
ricd the price down to 7.5a. other active nonths
showing similar fluctuations. The market closed
Cotton futures easy: December. 7.5s: jan,
uhry. 7.5ssl7.6o: February. .61gl 6S; March,
775m7.T April. aIS3; aiay, 7.SSQI.ss; June,
4 o3f7 IS. July, 7,sSISG0. i5s
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. 2

BALTIMORE MD. Dec. 9--seaboard 4 II
ST.. Atlantic Coast Line common l50..Ml5l.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
4 RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(sales at Union Stock Yards

II 3fis Richmond, Va, Dec. Q, 1904.
* The cattle market was active and shade
good steers, aQ4Nc. q: fair, sls@3Xc, D stock
steers. 2tas!.s.; fat hefers sssgtNe,; fair and
medium 81 5000. :; dry COWS 2lsdl3Hc.; old,
rough cows. al.sc; bulls. ~ csc. fresh cows,
r0 sEBbe t 1sD plSs steady
shssP tH fs, e mssa taT
prospects good for next week on all kinds
esd Market Pes ssad dood 3 ero
s.eeEs s eeS H9T seeSS COWS
a.! !ss heifers s:5 60 eanmes sl35de bulls
Strong 10 &c. higher Mixed and butehels 5,
seae eav seoa sa fas!ff rh nes4y bu
Is abo ssos %eSsss &c. E es GSss
mixed. ss.Gol44o; native lambs, s476g6.5o.
Ssaa YoR E,ssrs p 3s lMa5 5s1
sSs ssa s + ~ At
caiyes-eeeeipts 81 head, Feeling STEADY.
eeea cy d xsss ss
steady 4 s,s Sheep and
lambs c5c. higher. Sheep sold at S3G5 800:
lambs s6.76GI85 Dressed mutton steady at
9gl0hc. per pound. IIogs-Reccpts, 7,332 head
Feeling. steady. State and Pennsylvania hogs,
s4.76G0.00
q UNION STOCK YARDS. p1TTSBURG, PA,
Dec; 9, --CATILL,-su supply light; market steady
Sose RmG hser rne
Sis014. 65; mediums sidNa4 Is; heavy workers.,
sl43a45o; light t 5 yerks!v s. PIGS stlSeo
market steady. Prime wethers, s46Oai,75; COM
mon sheep, $elle 80; spring lambs, 3lt016,7o;
veal calves, $7dl770. 5
"A CINCINNATI. O., DeeAa--HoGs --Actiye and
strong. Butchers, s4,45H4,50; common, S3sOap
$50 Cattle-Extremcly dull; market 1ol zoe,
lower, Fair TO good shippers, 4H+,G0; conf
mon, S2Qt2 TO- Sheep and strong at 81. So.
I.ambs--touoted at siff6.35. ] 4 + .,555 y
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corr,oNsEED OIL MARKET,

CoTTONSEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK. Dec 9.-Cottonseed oil was
Irregular with fair trnde. Prime crude I. Q. b.
mills, l7lsc.; prime summer yellow. 24is Csc:
off summer yellow, .ila primo Whlte, SC
prime winter yellow, &c. 7l jf i3 rs ~ #
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Alunr,.liinuILn1#Goe.s.

Aluminium horeshoes have been given
thorough test by the Russians during
satisfactory. saving the horses feet moro
than iron shoes do. II Il,
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u. s. rcfunding e, registered. 1914
~. S. refundlng 2s coupon. ............... 1o4ss
U. s. as. registered io4h
U. s. 49, coupon 10 u
II. S. New As. registered. ................ ls4
U. 8. New As, coupon. .................... l31
u s. Old 4s registered \. 1865:
u. s. Old 49, coupon J. !. lo6s
Atchison general 1929.
sAtchiso nadJus.mcnt Observation-Disclosures s4k
Atlantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures. ssK
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. le3H
Baltimore ana Ohio SIS. .................... ss4
Central OF Georgia III &
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc.......:....... 81
rhesan eake and Ohio 4lss I. :. !. =. I. . 1o7
Chicago and Alton 3ts..5................... s2A
Chicago. d. and Quincy new 4s.......... 100
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at quotations for fancy stock; OF stock quiet.
PoTATOES.Rec increasing, but demand N q;
continues good o. fgss1 ], II z; NJ .ts
< EOEIONS-Receipts light but equal to tho de "A
ma nd market quiet but firm Z
fancy grades are in demand at
full quotations.: receipts light. III - -.
h RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK-Nheat g 20
bushels: corn. q, 0sc bushels; oatn g, ~ bush,
els; flour. l,64o barrels; hay b0 tons; NH
Stock in 1ELEvAToR-oah 6s. !ss bushels;
bHUKt memeh hehebth henemth hentnuauPJ
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Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

Lynchburg, Va, Dec. :. 1904
Sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynchburg mar.
ket for tho two weeks ending December 81.
1904 reported by John I. Oglesby, OF Lynch'a
Sold week ending November 18th. 1913, 200
pounds; sold week ending December I'd. 7Ss,it0
pounds; Increase for week ending December "a.
$50. 600 pounds.
Sold from September j, 1904. TO December 2,
1904 .6s7,1o2 pounds; sold from September l.
crease tor 1904. 1.sie0co pounds Sold during
November, 1904 1.22s.0o0 pounds; sold during
November, 1903. 1.349, 100 pounds.
The receipts this woek was much the heav.
lest OF any week since the new crop started
to move. The offerings were very largely Of
new tobacco and large portion OF that was In
extremely high Order caused by sprink,ng
of the tobacco Ia much better than the crop
o fast year. being # better body and texture.
on all grades were fully up to quotntions, which
Is satisfactory to the planters There has not
been a good aeason Ter handling tobacco there;
there Is warm rain for several days.
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1,uss. common to good. ..,,,...,... 400 % 500
IMgs good 10 priYne,,.,.,.,,....... 500 a 100
Snort Observation-Disclosures. $50 40 800
Long leaf 500 % 1900
wrappers 1850 a. $50
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R1cHMoNp STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. VA. Dec. .. 1874
n SALEa
virginia Carolina Chemical Co. Col. Trns. 8
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R1cHMoNp GRAIN an, MARKEr.

Richmond, Va, Dec. g.. 1901
QUOTATIONS.
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3 Cotton, quiet; middling. $40: net receipts. ho
bales gross receipts, 6, 264 bales; stock. so. Old
bales export 70 France. 100 bales; to the Con-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. 0. 1904.
A 5000
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II was shooting wildr4ducks from q
blind on James River, while Lawson was
shooting, lame q tlcks from4a, newspaper
blind in Be ton. ~ s3Tsf I'LL II 81 iF
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-05-28

+,o+s into +ouch with the national centers OF Uaue
low limos have grdironed all the Middle west ana
snacalv The rural free delivery system mas gwen lne
farmer daily mail service, and by means OF 1ne
h 10 an vonnort with all the world Besides all ths We
have had succession Of fat years. so tnat lAe A"A "
now prosperous beyond all precedent -,
Nevertheless all this has not kept the young na on l
form whore he was born as he was old enough
hn made his way to the nearest large city, Wnere seeps
in unsanitarv and cramped quarters eating
md aduterated food cheap restaurants ana WorknS
in unaccustomed ways harder than any FARMER nus ~
work he managed at sacrifice Of oil the independence
md sefrespect of his manhood to make precaAous F
ing And for what good?
Let the thousands of joyless boarding houses that line
dpcavnq streets and other thousands of dmsy ana
stuy flats occupied by people who are getting their exSt
ence as they get their furniture the 1nstament plan
LET these answer What the fascination that keeps their
tenants chained to the wheel Of urban poverty TOLL hard-
ship and obscurty ugly and depressing enV1ronment3
BENJAMIN Franklin said that it was hard case lndeed
when you could not find reason for doing what you
wanted to do But who that might be his own master
on his own farm give reascn for wanting TO eX-
change his lot for degrading slavery In large city?
Reason such the facts and there seems
to be 10 chance altering them present 1t Ia possible
however, that the Indiana boards idea Of informing the
children Of the drawbacks Of life In the city and
mpressng their young minds with the idea that life in
the country is much be desired may in time have
good effect any case this Is matter that deserves
the most serious thought the part of all patriotic cit
xens.-Chicago Journal.