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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
coTTUNfMAKkETo.

< NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-The cotton market
was moderately active and ruled very irregu-s
lar. AT times the bears appeared to be 5insfull
for the arc around 70 ray
and closed very steady at a slight net ga d
on-buying that was attributed not only to COW
srins q fshorts, but TO purchases for spo;
i The opening was firm, at nm advance OF ll@i
10 points in response to the ca bles On the
Now York close Of yesterday Liverpool was
duo TO come about egS pot nts lower but Off
points at tho hour OF the local opening and
private cables reported more favorable condi-
tons. owing largely to anaovcrsold short inter-
est and small Southern offerings After. the
points In the first half hour or SO Of trading
on covering and buying. by reactionsts. But
sallers on ihe' bulge to Isl for March, and The
early morning filled mp prices started aown-
ward. reaching In the early Afternoon a net
loss OF about 3 points with January selling at
5Shile March selling At ?so was Il points down
from tho best levcl OF the session Selling was
encouraged to some extent by reports OF fresr
spot offerings In the Southern markets and q
noon exporting interests who had beer, quietly
buying on the decline purchased very aggres.
sively, smaller shorts covered actively and
prices shot up to a little over. tho opening
higher on Nil months except. October. .whlci,
timated al SO, 90 bales The estimate Tor to-
morrow.s recsin,s at Z, Hous.En was small but
Receipts ut the ports to-day were y. 40 bales
against 4s.7l1 last week and s.. o72 last year
For the week 10000 bales against 3?6 35 last
week anq ast
last, and at Houston ot6 bales against ~ $50
last year. ~ NJ s43t
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CREW EXHAUSTED
when RESCUED / {: D.
They Had Fought Entire Week eek:
to Keep the Water Y ogged
Schooner From Sinking.
ByAssociated Press.)


NEW YORK, Decem b or q "A story OF
eight days and nights OF ceaseless labor
under the most disheartening conditions,l
with death constantly staring them In the:
face, was told to-day by tile ten ship
wrecked sailors Of the crew OF the Port
land, Maine, schooner. Clara Goodwin,
who were brought here on the schooner
Martha Wallace. The men were taken.
from the sinking Good win off 5Lape r1en-
~. la st Friday 81 they werea Gin q terribly
exhausted condition, and still showed the
effects OF their experience when they ar
rived to-day. SIS 81 y.
The Clara Goodwin sailed from Tampa
Fla. on December 1st.s DO und for Phila-
delnhia. ION 2Decenber 9Th, while between
Ecapes .IIatteras-and sLo okout- the schoon-5
ar ran into northeast hurricane which
continued for many hours. After 1t had
been spent Its force the schooner sprung
a leak, ana began to fill rapidly, The
steam punlps were worked to their full
capacity, but Sstill the water in the hold
Increased In depth and the schooner be-
came unmaua geable. With all hands q
the pump, slight lead ION the water
was gained and finally the schooner was
worked into the southwest Of Dianon
Shoals, where temporary enH ~ 80
found. The wind shifted and she was
again at the mercy Of the waves. Thou
followed a week Of unrernitting toll. the
conditions growing more unbcarable every
day. Hope had almost been abandoned
when the Wallace observed the signal nal OF
distress. 5s. ~ w
Before leaving the ;waterlogged craft.
CAPTAIN Osterman applied the torch and
LEFT her with every sail set and the flames les
mounting slsyward.
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MISSIONARY BISHOP.
Of CUBA ICl0 D. / I: |.
Imposing Ceremonies Attended
BY Many Distinguished ],
Episcopal Prelates.
.(By Associated Press. )

ATLANTA, CA December 2l.-Rev. Al
1bion w. Knight. yrec,or for the past ton
years OF st. Philips Episcopal Cathedral,
in this city was consccra ted to-day as
missionary bishop OF Cuba, to which
office he was chosen by tho recent general
convention of tho Protestant Episcopal
Church In tho United states, held In
Boston.
The bishops of the Church in attendance
brought up tho rear or an imposing pro-
,cession, as 1t fled into the church. the
s. Tuttlc. OF Missouri, presiding bishop OF
the Church. Those taking part In tho SER
vices were the following: a
COnsecrators-Rlgh Rev. d. s. Tuttle,
bishop OF Missouri; Right Rev. Edwin G.
Weed, Bishops OF Florida, and Right Rev.
.Cleland Is. Nelson, bishop OF Georgia
4 ncher-R.ght Rev. David sessunls,
Bishop OF Louisiana.
I'resenters-Rlght Rev, Reginald IL.
sM'eller, coadjutor bishop OF Wisconsin,.
and Right Rev. Theodore Du b, Rratton.
bishop of mississippi. 81 d .ti.5 ST
Attending Preshytprs-Rey: G. T. A.,
plse, Marceila, Gu, and Rev. CT y. MIL
mfr, Atlanta. IN
Deputy Registrar John n. Mc-
ormlpk. Grand Rapids, Mich. sss
Master of ceremones-Re Frederick
II. Reese, Nashville, Tenn. III
@g bishop Knlsht left for Cuba tonight
with his family. where no expects to take
up his new duties about Ire crst of tho
new year, afterka fiief visit MT Jackson
vile, FLA. With Ills near friends and
relatives.
The bishops of the Church inattendance
beside those mentioned Wiare Nc. Gray,
South Florida: w. II. Nforeland. C'alifor-
MIA; C. NJ. Eackwith, Alabama; ]. r.,
Cheshire, North Carolina, and ELLISON
SCapers South Carolina,
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SPECIAL REDUCED RATES

/. .
sEABoARDs AIR LINE RAILWAY. ii
reduced rates will be put III effect via
the seabonrd Air Line to all points east
Of mississippi and south of Ohio Rivers,
account of Christmas holidays.
For Students. If g
Tickets on sale December 18th do Ath.i
inclusive, on presentation Of certificate.
signed by principal. superintendent or
president, and good returning at any time
on or before January 8, 1905. II.
42'i For General Public.
i55r 4, ,l;ets a, sale December 49, "a. rs. 81,
s,on1 and January !, 1905; limited to re-
turn January 4, 1870.
N 40, Winter Tourist Rates. Il
rha seaboard Air Line offers tho usual
winter tourist rates to all Southern win
~ ,asorts, through trains, modern Sleep
~ ~. ~ Ss car service. Best. shortest anu
, n,1. comfortable route to Florida points.
5Hall at office or write for full and cons
,plete information,
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cr,.HRr,IisTMAs AND NEW. YEAR n

HoRFoLk AND WEsTERN R'Y.
n,c,rets will be sold ut greatly reduced
rates between MI points on Norfolk and
western Vast railway. south of Ohio River on
fFne zoe 2d, GATH a5th. goth. 31st, and
Iannnry list and "a. good for return pas
SAGE u,til January 4th, 1903. and to teach
ers and students Of schools and colleges
v ,,nan' an Presentation and surrender of cer-
t ufn Of Identification signed by the
nnniiere: these tickets viii DO sold from
nnce,nl,er 18th 10 gath, inclusiye;. final
init january StlA 1905. Richmond to Ncr-
to,ls and return s., so; Lynchbnrg, IS. and
fcor',cspond'ngly log rates !, Between all
further information apply. to ticket agent,
iByrd street Station, Richmond Transfer
Company, or at company''ss office, s3s East
Main Street, !.
tJNC. E. WAGNER, q II, BOSLEf,
~ City Pass A gent; Dist, Pass, Agent
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ala. and pass en.er., Old Dominion lin.

disc and passengers, Old Dominion line
SAILED. j
steamer Pocahontns, Graves. James River
Ia ndinRs and Norfolk, merchandise and passon.
gers. Virginia Navigation Co
A stcamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers, & Old Dominion line. /,
81. PORT OF WEST POINT. DEC Il 1901.
ss ARRIVED. IL 4.
Daltimofe, Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
4 Elm CITY, Haynes Mattnponi River landings,
ssengersTan and gea1!sraail, ga cargo.;
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
and general ~, Z, = 4 "a :,
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT :, y NEWS, DDc.''sl 1894
Ks. Ss SAILED. Ea ID. 3s3ss s
I; Schooner S. s. Thorp, Fewburyport...
X Schooner Governor Anles. Portsmout
y Schooner Joseph B. Thomas. SALEM.
Barge Kentucky, "A llyns Point. #;
+ Barge Upton, Lynn. lt5 5lss t5 8et i95
Barge Scully. Providence. n {{sE
T Schooner S.. II. Russell, Ma ttaponi. 81 Ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
Il RICHMOND PR opUcE MARKET.
Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
quotations are Wholesale prlce) ka255{


lie fair 10 good per pound, undfawn. l5a 1861:
faT q ee sood per- pas pound unsrawn
soGd ps Sunda
chickens, choice. per pound. undrawn. idstIgc.
fair to good. per pound nndrav'n tiolG!ic !;
hens chose per pound = sesin'
Drawn poultry, efsc.s per pound higher than than
sss SOUND d Rsssa M
sso5 small per dozen. 81 pheassanats each.
BUTTER CHOICE family, packed: rsr !, pound y
l7Plsc; fancy dairy packed per Pe1n1ee. -
store packed. per pound. Is Ilec. medium, pei
pound 1tfelsc common per g ,eans .1g11l
nc. in crates, other sections. per dozen.
MjscE. Il \EEoU s-Dressed hogs choice, 90
6isc. peri Ind dressed hogs, large, per pound.
5drsc; chine and spare RIBS per. &c
per p9und 1871 ehsstnas Il, RSStha
biack.oyed peas per bushel 81 500. 80: beans.
small. white. per bushe 81. 7oa1 50; onions, per
LIVE LIVE s ss choice. per pound SIG
fair to gooa pos sheep fair
pe er eo1 neI paa5c Cattle falro prime per
pound. 2asc.: hogs. fair 70 prime per psounut
exs4 Ew,a apsess ssa.
B fa per pound aae cotnn1sal s!ty
fasaasy sas1ss sss
/ bran {1lt0i1e1 90. ~ 800
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bales: export to Great Britain. sac bales; to
the Continent 3d. 7 baies stock. ,o67. sss hae e.
Consolidated at all ports-Nct receipts, 20e eT,
bales espor. 70 Great Britain 50 ~ ba Leg TO
France. ISL bales: TO the Continent, 30, go
bales; TO Japan, ., 100 lbalea. S5S
Total since September LIST at Eali ports-Set.
receipts 5.5ss,z5 bales; export TO Great Britain
l:s7l. 6, bales: e. France s97 bales; 70 the
to Japan. 81 olo ba! les; to Mexico y Ssa bal
NEW ORLEANS. La, Dec H. Cotton 10
good, demand. but at later 70 ties: Saleai go
bales, including $500 70 arTiyr. Quotatio
reduced &c. fs SGE7f32
prices had declined to a few points below last
evening ) close The bul!lsh and bearish sem
timent to-day was well interningled so thor
oughly that. some Of yesterdays bears We're ,r r.
tho bulls OF to-day and vice versa The market
is advised thai there was q disposition TO buy
New York tslegrans we're az on
traders was divided much the same way as
on the local market. Later in the session there
was m OF 6ae points The he market
"a Cotton futures steady. December. Is bid q
January. lis y: Febriary, 2tG7. g: ID arch
7.24G7. 50; APRIL II; May. .A5d7. une
=. soar. 81. ] uly. q so- 55 Il
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Battered Soho oner T owed in.


NEW YORK, December 21.-The water
logged schooner Edith L. Allen, which
was reported last Monday as lying in q
helpless condition, near Diamond Shoals
lightship, off the North Carolina coast,
was brought here to-day in tow Of the
steamer. Sabine. When the Allen was
sighted by the British steamer Taunton
last Monday she was lying low in the
water, and washed by the sea. The Sa-s
pine was standing by at the time.
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Mills Is, IS. Sold Id Again.
Ssoriafad PreaS

CHARLESTON, S. G., December q go
AZ Camden to-day the Dekalb Cotton
Mills were sold at auction, under order
Of the United states Court. for $1,000, to
George H Wright, mill owner, of
Union This is the third time the mills
have been on the block. Alleged irregu-
larties set aside tho first sale and there
were no bidders when offered the. second
time. RI ,as Il a 35ai f}&
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ESPECIAL kiOLiDAY5 RATES s5
MIA fSTEAMER POCAHONTAS.

Tickets will be for sale on the steamer,
Pocn fontas from December Goth to 31st,
for one and soIerthird flrst;eia as
mond. Norfolk, Portsmouth,, Old Point
Newport News and all points on this line,
With final limit OF Januaryl4,s 1905.
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4 ATLANTIC COAST LINE. B

'wpAINs LEAVEi RICHMOND NDAILY-BYRDsl
= $500 7 d STREET STATION. s}ssS
EFFEcTIvE SUNDAY SEPT, nth
q Il; n n MA. z. lixpreassto al points
- s sow PETERSBURG and Norfolk. 8
1s:iS F. M.Petersburz and "a n N and
ay w s. .sM-C;oldsboro Local. lsggS ~
s:ts e; and Nest 1pd,.n Tn.
y ~ sttei'' to all points South. , =,
$50 e Mps.srsbbnrE q Isea T. and a.. w.
1850 =; rrER ,I-INs ARRIVE RICHMOND: !. B
A "a NJ y ~ Isa: ia: a = III Us r r
y; i l.aS F.. Nj; e:06 Fl N.
"; .,.:s ~ sunday. s.sunday only vs.
Il Eixc eps - "a t,AhfPRTLI, Div. Pass. Agt.s
e 20 4 CRAIG. Gen. PasA ACT.
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5BALrMoKE: ND; u Pee 2; m = T. cne,
sscasi.i1 w. corn--F lrm: \ spot new. COX aSlc.
southern Whlts corn 9at5 f;di rr
Steady and unchanged X fancy fimitation 00
2lc; 40. creamery ss6eshc;de lade he &c;
storfpacked, 14116c EGgs-Easy ana 9. , IN
Supar-Strong and unchanged. aSsf III
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BALTIMORE sroch MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Md Dec 2l-Seaboard Air
1dne common. 16A q l6h q do. preferred, asa 26
Atlantic Coast Limo common, 1d3h bid.
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n r p u Richmond. Fredertcks-
M q u burg g Potomac II. II.

Trains Leave Richnond---N orthWsrd.
q 4;l5 "A. 8M.-Dally-Byrd st. Thro0s b
e155 A. M, -Dnily-Mal st. III hrou4 b.
10 A NJ week days. Eba.' Ashland ACCOM-:
40 AZ Az M0naily--By 81, Through. Local
Il. o5 noon@Week Days-Byrd. St Through.
Il 400 r.. M.-Wcek Days-Byrd8 ST. Fredertcks>5
5s's h,irY Accom- nuoda ton.
& ( .o5 Pr M.SDaiIy-Mai ST.. ThrouSh l.
$50 Is 81W.-Week Days-Elbaa Ashland a.
.:os =. sM.SDaiIy-BTd St Through: s5s
Trains Arrive Richmond-so Inward. 9yis
s:aa a. NJ, week days. Elba. Ashland SAc.g
co.ulnodn tion.
s 1870 "A. M.--Week aDays-6yfd 81 KeoSsscA
* n 1ai Il NMSDsiiy-Byrd St. Through.
IL 80 A M.--Week Day. oysu
~ 1 s ~ daily daily. Main st. Through.
5:5s p. Nj. week daysi E'ba Aahland AS
Z /, * ips,ttlsi.IDaiiy-5yrd st. Throush:
s:5s +. III, daily. BYRD St. Through Local -
Z @ fPs'o'fMs.-paily--Main st. Through.
H TSrE-Puliman sleeping or Paror Car On;
oiiSnhnye trains except train arriving Rich
naond Ii 80 a. NJ. week days and local accom-
m Sima Il arrivals and CONF
tons not g Y 's q e. GULF. W rXYLoR
Mn W. hianr, ASS Gen. Man Traf.8 49,
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pounds. u.ss: short RIBS sides doose), $3.50
650;G short clear sides E9t boxed). $s6sh4 S.lS.1
Whiskey basis {of high wines 81 Cles eI
cries. ISa2cc q diaries. 1e922c. Cheese--Ffr m at
51lQi3ci Egg s-Easier at mark. cases Inc udeo'
1sda2c.: nrsts. PC; prime frsts extra,
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sEaRnARp AIR line RAILWAY.

{--ft lTTiF} s.s l u ll-31.04 s},5s
TRAINS LEAVE RICIiM0ND-DAILY.
q % IS M s-Seaboard MaIl--10:Q0 p. M.--9sAs'.
4 ~ hoard Express-To Saya nnah. Jacksonville
Atlanta and nd , s9nshy Nali,n. and H.n,..
s'tT :, ms ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY w
AZ x Mo 3ttrum Florida, A tlanta and
Y, 4hsM aos No ss-Erom FLORIDA, Atlanta and
Inc Southwest. Z, =, z. !. :, IL,
$50 r. M.-No. Ss-Fro'n Sorlina ana Local 'sa
-. g = 49, w. NJ. TAYLOR. G. +. A..
Gao East Main Street. Phone to5. & {
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Other Produce Markets. !

NEW YORK Dec. 21--FLouR-..steady, but
Quiet csrnmeai-steady. Rye-Nomaal. Bar.
wheat tIrn No rcd. Slice as:i Prices ), sss
Sssi s ssSs:at fss ssisa d's
e esss
S'G Issd silss Seee0eF' 's' oatsspot dull
stssss; ssa@s s;a, Az rs sssIass
Firm; strained common 70 good, s. ssls
81 Ro sS.st w Pa sfI e.s T as
good GOO DEM demand from Z, Street houses chiefly
spe ~ asyans ssssS By
rsIsss @ ssss pseRsg
ana usehEng ana Ss uSnsasnssa
ass sSs GsSa tsanS
f pntsh. aG nsT u.s. 1850 e
ceipts so i, e United states was ono q the
ss, ne
n BE aptprn e.sSs what ost, ses
II lin II no. corn shows " Fan q iES.' usNts -
III 5setI, q. \ provisions arc Oh g'sslSc,. al
Tho leading futures ranged as 1oloHS
a. :" Open, High Low, Close:
5$;$ il! TIL III IL
$ $;S III III III Fl 5 &; "a
sH E 81: 81 81 IL N IL i;
AsS sssS55 ls ss l Hs7s lss!
J1ARD-Per 100 lbs y rs q E; I i q al
Jan o So,y ~ * 0 Y IL e
sH HtSR RiBs-Rer ioa lis, =. ~
anttf,,,,,,.,,,,..f S.59 SSt55!' n 1S,t n " a
May ..a,,,.tf,t,, Wy p3l poi''iat H'Tts 49,
Cash quotations were us foiloHs; FLOuR-
rarely steady No. q spring wheat. $i0SGJ ID;
No ss q No. . red s LIZ No ~
eats w6is; si3As IA dSo fs.a
lbs barley 7sIssc fair 70 choice mating
e ern. Isl s. aSs; brine Tn,othy.seed saTs Mess
pork, per barrel. Sll,3oall,H; Lara, per 40
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CINCINNATI O.. 4 Dec J, e1.-.HoG smQniet.l
tle-Steady.a Fair to good shippers. 5! a. %;
common seG2. Is. Sheep-Steady at Sc. ?saT4 y.
Lambs-Steudy at 2s4bodl6 ~.
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SLUMP N STOCKS
FOLLOWS REPORT
Recommendations Of Commits
sioncr Of Corporations Causes
Downward Movement.
SHARP DECLINES !; In Is SCORED SCI
--- -z--7-------- ~.
Gains Made Tuesday Were Most
ly.sWiped Out and Closing
~ Tone Was Easy.
SHARP DECLINES I; |.
SCORED.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.--The strong up
ward movement OF prices OF stocks on
dull trading, which became striking yes
to-day, was continued for a. brief period
only this morning The movement at first
seemed to run out simply and asset mar at9
condition. developed. Then Ericss turned
abruptly doWnWard, sh,ar decie vo, Mene
OF business than at any tine during ~. ne
aceSertsa aoTny%STda gg}yess 81
printed "ab au u Of tho report Of the
GommissIoner Of Corporations gave color
70 the supposition that the weakness s was
sThe srecoinmerdation in favor OF Federal
licenses to permit corporations 70 engage
IN Interstate commerce seemed % aevlsf
eaten on n ts she
was also due e q q feeIln q
!, Of yesterday ADVANCE. Tho doubt WIS
fostered by some rather clear evidences
to-day OF a resumption OF pool and mani.
leaders OF tho late advance to tho heights
from which such costly declines wore were.
made. Tho news Of the day was i. not yery
last prices OF. stock were not generally
the lowest OF the day. but. the GAINS maze ~
yesterday were n1ostiy wiped out, ana ttle;
value. u .s,sSo, 100. n United states new Is.
regular. declined ia ION call.
{ ,fhe total sales OF 8 tocks for the day
were $40, 100 shares. 81 FL n
4 MONEY AND ExcHANGfc-CLoSE
Z Money on call steady at 2 1-2at3 per cent:
closing bid. 2 ~ per cent. 3 offered at = 90
per cent. time loans, easy and dun SKY *
s33-4 per cent; prime mercantile paper.
s1a4 AZ per cent Steriin gexc change weak
With actual business In bankers 81 us az at
SIS7.15 for demand and at. 81. Sf,5o Tor sky
day bills posted rates. $4s5 1.2 and s4Ss;
commercial bills, 1874 Ia: Bar silver
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Stolen Property Recovered.

Policeman Gormnr has recovered the fol-
lowing articles, supposed to have been
stolen by Arthur Allen. " alleged sneak
thief. They may be Identified by the
owners at the Second Police Station: One
gold band ring. q pearl handle fruit knife
an Ingersoll watch, two foreign coins.
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RAT. AY.

6CHEDuLE IN EFFECT DEC. ~. s1eoe:Sf sSa
TRAINS LEAVE sRICHMON D. .s9SS
lz:30 p. N.--Daily-Linited- -Bune %Pullm IN TO-
Atlanta and Birmingham; New orlsana
Memphis Chattanooga and AZ the. south.sSs
1850 p ,DaiyL n $ I, Pulima an
'25s 40 J. N. for all the South 3a I'll
YORK RIVER LINE sSss NJ RI
The favcrte route TO BaltmoFe ara Casters
points. Leave Richmond q 10 p. n. IL daily. ex-s
cept Sunday
$50 r. M.-Except sunday-F'or Wet Point.
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river LANDINGS Mondaya VVsd Inc
Point. Almonds and Clay Bank.
l:45 a.: y Except sunda mixed ZOE
TRA1Ns : ARRIVE RICHMOND
6:5S "A. NJ and 36:42 r.. M.--Trom all the 6outhS
Ass p M.--From8 Charlotte md Durham. sE5
s:4e ~ From g, hsysy nd %. 1, -,
1918 AZ Nh $40 Sc. From West Poins.,,.s
CIV. wEsTBURY. y D. T. a.. ri htnon6. Va
8 u. TiARDWIC.i1si3 iyW.RH.8TAYLOA{
- ~ p r. 81 O. P. St
&. II. 1AcKERT. Cen AIEr.. & sis
7s Washington. d. fg5 ~
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sTEAMRoATs.,
Ga LD DOMINION
IL STEAM S HIP G COMPANY,
Night Line for Norfolk

Leave Richmond every evening foot Ash Street. =
n r. NJ, Stopping at Newport News en Ioute, Fare, IN
one way, 81 SO round tp including statetoom esfSnt
meals. Soc. each Street caI, 70 Ste inei, WHAT,
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ARDS. PTrTSBURG, Pa.
;-Supply light; market
Is. 25G5. 80. JIogs-Receints
Primo heavy. s4.f5T4.S:
w workers.. 4 81. GORxi, 6J: lihht
,igs, 81. +0M4,50: rn,ighs $40
fair; market steady. Prime
Z common sheep. S2M3. 90;
c.; veal calves, $7G7.W
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY. ., GOODS MARKET

- 81 u
,& v y DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW, YORK, Doc a--Tho dry goods mar
ket Is on substantial basis and there IS little
evidence OF possible declines. The attitude OF
sellers toward the ma!ntsnan'es, Of prices ,d Is
any reccsso NOT manufacturers regarding cot
ton III VI Il s + Z i.it Y.
NAVAL STORES. ;s.s
5, M y, Dec LmSSptRlT,1
casks. Rosi,,-steady at $40; 'receip. % bars
res aF1n ut s. 60; resseptsS q, 4le barre!s
Crude Tprpcntino-FirIn At s., 40; rece'pts'
II sAVASSAII. GA. Dec FL 2
Firm at 6O0ffOM c.; receipts, 500 casks; sales
doo casks Rosin,-Flrmi receipts, a,s7S barrels;
su VII 4 t,EsToN, s.. e., Doc. el.TURpEN-
TiNE-Firn, at 4s1ac, sales. 100 casks. Rosln--
Firm; sales. 500 barrels. l5i "A vi & "
MARINE INTELLIGENCE, II
PORT OF RICHMOND DEC. n, 1904, w
+ ti5it ssi. ARRIVED. y ~ y
steamer Brandon, 1iarney, Norfolk. naerchan'
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CATTLE MARKETS.
4 RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
$500. ISaIes at Union Stock va IDS. y ~

tsa!es ct ! Union Stock ards.S ,oo,S
and several loads OF good steers in the orer-
e'. fsi e sos 81
g, ssA bu IN Il Il Is 4, aoc
ro ISht q ssess aaa sSd
Is Sheep and iamss. 1est lambs, sasHe.:. ne.
dia mtg good a snesp Csc fgesa
eo Prcspssss fair ON ali bueer stoc
1896 Held be1a Dsf sSA1TEne
g. R@s seek oSd
tsssss g see S@Siis ! hs1lles'
calves, !, Western steers. s. 5ga5So
ssd tseh sssd srss ss s e
fses r heas ss.oIs Elk r os
$40; fair 70 choice. mixed ss69G4.5 o native
nShsy E9IKs . Rss TAI 81 ,1ps AZ?
sS;,vsss Is s a. vsss
:s 7Fsss; .a4 s9sSysSs sAlsfs
sTl%s Sis sSssf sseP sat-
s sames' hogs ga IS ds shse
SuN1o NsTocK YARDS. PTTTSDURG, PA.
Rec. 21.-CAT'TLIc-supply light; market
faSr market steady Prime heavy II, g
mediums, $4e5 heavy Glasa o.; li 81
425. Sheep-supply fair; market steady: Prime 1 n
wcthers. s476dDt90: common sheep; s2a q 90
spring lambs, $4G6. g.; veal calves VIC 7.oo.
CINCINNATI O.. Dec e1.-HoGs.Quct
Butchers S. 66s7l.70 common 50 1874. 20. Ca t.
tle-Steady. ky Fair to good shippers. 40, %
common, sea-, Is. Sheep-Steady at S. 2Sa1i. 70
Lan,bs-St eudy at s4b0dl6l ~. ST.
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y. s. refundng ss registered !. s. tio4M
U. 3. refunding Is. coupon !. I. 1o4ss
u s. &c. registered I. /. !. !. :. !. 104h
] II sss COUPON ss registered: 1 1t
U. 8. New ls coupon =. !. 1904
U. $. Old As. registered. 105M
u. s. Ola Is. coupon. 1tG3
Atchison general Al. 102E
sAtchison adjustment observation-disclosures. 94H
Atlantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures. az
Baltimore and Ohio 4s. 1881
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. Sc Z.
Central Of Georgia
Central OF Georsia LIST Inc ........... eeA
fChtsapeake and Ohio y. 4
ChicaRo. 81. and Quincy REV. Isl =. i100N
Chicago, II. and ST. Pnui gen. lss.. ~. 11oE
C,hica1o and Nort1Hestern3 CON, Is 10
Chicago. n. Il ana Pacific 4s.,............ S0X
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Richnnonders in New York.
Especial TO The TImes-Dispatch.,
NEW Y DIRK, Dec. 21.-W aldorf-W. j..
Wight; d arlborough-T, p. Treyvett;
Hotel EAstor-J.' Alilhiser. g
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SuN1o NsTocK y
Rec. 21.-CATTLI
steady, Choice.
faSr: market steady
mediums, $4.&: hea'
workers.. s4.60m4.I:sl
4.5. Shecp-Supply
wcthers. S4.f6@t.M
spring lambs, $4G6.