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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.

An II Per Cent Investment
IN Georgetown Property.
An improved property
that We offer now
for s. 600 Rents for
$50 per month 10 good
tenant. Always rented.
Glad 70 have you
investigate this proposition.
,rba MILL ero.,-... Real Estate Co.
~hS @A4ii0A -SiiOc4hoAoi Qnc.)
1525-1S25 52d ST Phone West 40.
Jy31-tf
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND CHIC R. R.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Trains Every Other Hour on
the Odd Hour" to
nuyr ADrVnurG anrR .yrxrv xx0-|

PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
200 q. m. Diner, Pullman, Sleeper.
1900 a m. Buffet, Psrlor. 5 hour train.
$4,000 4. m. Diner and parlor Car.
I'll 90 a. m. Diner and Parlor Car.
100 .. m. Diner and Psrlor Car.
800 p. m. Royal Limited All Pullman.
1900 p. m. Coaches TO Philadelphia.
$500 .. m. Diner and Pullman Sleeper.
800 p. n Coaches to Philadelphia
I'll 80 p. N. Seepers.
800 a. m. Seepers.
Atlantic City. 900, 1900. ''11:Oo a m,
IN
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-03

FOR SALE-One fare 70 city; lot 50x150;
new cottage: Outbuildings; one minute
electric car; $3.50. Address BOX 165, this
Office au1-3t
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ANACoSTIA REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE

FOR SALE
We have a number Of houses that we can sell
you on easy terms; large yards for garden and
chickens: prices range from 81 ,0O upward;
terms easy.
We have a number Of large and Gnall farms in
close proximity TO city. Call write, OF phone
Us Send for our list of houses and farms.
JORDAN & RICHARDSON,
mys-pOt AnzcoGtia d. Q.
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WANTED-L0TS.

WANTED-TO buy small lot. improved
or unimproved, business loca ton; cor
neE preferred Address BOX US, this
Office. aust
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LOST-Dog: small; gray color; clipped
70 shoulders; address on collar, 23lS LIST
ST. NV. Reward. list and L SITS. NV
au2-3t
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LOST.

ESCAPED from Car Home. Georgetown.
gray cat: tiger marked: with collar and
bell. Information 70 6l5 22d St; reward.
II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-A four-chair barber shop.
81 600; best stand in the city. PHI. GEk-
MAN, CPS 9Th ST. NV. au3-3t
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-09-23
Boot The Grafters Out.

Goodwins Salt Lake Weekly pre-
diets bountiful harvest for grafters
in Nevada during the present cam
paign. Judge Goodwin's prediction
was evidently founded npon the
notorious grating and blackmalling
that was perpetrated by few char
acterless whelps in this State, and
the major portion of it in Washoe
County, two years ago The journal
is forced to admit that the greater
portion of the dirty work was per-
formed by wretches who professed
to be emocrats ahd who pretended
to have their headquarters within
the Democratic lines, although they
wer strictly impartial N them
me H. dis, mlhing no distinction be-
tNeer u mucratic or Repuh'Icah
ctnd dates in levying assessments
for tn i cNh. pai4r fund SOM i
them Lad even forced themselves =
to prominent Positions IL ihe de ~
craft party, ti'rougii her pi'no.
mena e4i} III the inertness OF t"
respe. tail, portion ofths party Z
is to be hoped that history u 'hs
respec Nill rot repeat i'ssit 'a's
year. " viii 20 further thah =.
1t cnnnot repeat itself without ne
publicafon Of the yet unwnttea
graning history Of two yeafs ago
with personal mdeati'irat'ons ano
details. The JournaI will not, II Il
can help ii, permit tue Democfau'
party to be again subjected Y
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-09-23
Regstr All on Motto.

Notics is hereby given that the Boob Of Registra-
tion for the General Election to be held November
sth, A. D. 1904; for the election Of State, County
and Township officers are now open and Will re-
main open daily on all legal days from 10 o'clock
p NJ to 6 O'Clock ?. NJ until October 10, a. D,
1904 and from October 10, to October q, from
A. M to 9P NJ, in addition to the hours heretofore
mentioned at which time the book will close at
o'clock 2. NJ,
The law requires naturalized citzers TO ekt1pl
heir certificates of naturalization at the time thny
present themselves for registration.
d Maynard
Justice Oft he Peace and ex.oflicio Registry
Agent oi Calientes Precinct
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-09-23
LADY SAYS IT is ALL FALSE,

The Hostess of the st Louis Fair
exhibit has the following in the
Journal:
am deeply grieved that any one
who claims the honor of being a
tru, Nevadan should so grossly mis-
represent Nevada's exhibit at the
Worlds Fair as Mr.. Coffin has done
in his interview and in justice to the
Commissioners here in charge and
myself as hostess of the Nevada
State building and in oehalf of all
true Nevadans who have the welfare
of our State at heart, feel it is my
duty to geply to said interview and
show tlo hl4 " of it
MIR. Coffin states thai od-"farie
occasions he visiteA the Nevada build
ing and took particular notice of the
exhibit and that he was greatly dis
appointed tie also states, "There
is very fine exhibit of minerals in
building, but it is not arranged
we'll" In reply to these two quota
tons;
The State of Nevada has no exhibit
of any kind what so ever in its State
building, and furthermore there Is
not mineral of any kind on exhibi-
ton in the State building. The ex-
hibits being in the mines and metal
lurgy and Agricultural buildings.
He also states "There were a
couple of ladies in charge OF the
building but they did not pay any
attention to us and as con-
sequence we had to inspect the ex.
hibit as best we could"
As hostess of the building am
the only lady that is in charge OF
the Nevada State building, and we
have from 500 to 2000 visitors day
and some more than 20O0. Visitors
from Nevada unless they make them
selves known in the Office might
come and go, and the opportunity
of extending to them as hostess, the
hospitality of the building-whlch
is theirs-and also giving them such
information that might be of some
benefit would present itself.
In reply to the incident mention
ed Of negro woman playing the
piano in the parlor and other negroes
around humming rag time tunes, no
such incident has ever occurred to
my knowledge. The Nevada State
building as we'll as other state build
ings have their doors open from a.
m. to 6. p. IN. to all visitors and the
exposition officials allow no dis
crimnation. No one irrespective OF
color or nationality is barred from
any State building between those
hours. 1t would be nothing un-
usual if one of them should sit down
at the piano, play tune and get
up and leave, as the pianos are con-
tinually played on all day,
Born and raised in the State OF
Nevada there is no one who has a
deeper interest in the State at heart
and the desire to see it well repre-
sented, and when | take into con-
sideration the display OF the more
pretentious States and compare
their appropriations with that OF Ne
vada, she has no apologies to make;
it is one that all true Nevadans
should feel proud of.
Respectfully yours,
NRs. H. PRUDENTIAL.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-09-23

No cs /. h,r-by piven that me Book 4 Regisira-
a. f-ths Genera lecfian & be Id e1hsr
4 ani. for h election y e, 'onht 2
n fi Z rs ~ nsF open ai1 viii main
me-, daily on an legal days ie 10 n'aloek' m
~ A. ~, ,tii october ~ o 1914 1f.t - nct
n "a tlct lhcr II, from 7 pm TO oct ID = ~ BE-
addition to TIE hours heret fore Wru f'u'
O'Clock p m a.,
The law requires natlFalized citizen, - * bit
thair certificates uf naturalization 81 tue tipe tbcy
present themselves for registratio
Robt Hammond
Rs4istry Agent, Eagle Valley Precinct.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-09-23

Gold was discovered at the very
threshold of Reno yesterday after
noon. The Assay does not show
that it is near the city in paying
quantities, but it is there, and
further developments may bring
more encouraging reports. The dis
coveries were made by workmen on
the Hunter creek reservoir at the
confluence of Hunter Creek and
Truckee rivar. While work was
progressing one of the workmen
suggested that there might be gold
there and piece of rock was taken
from the bottom of the incompleted
reservoir and an assay made. The
men who discovered the gold de
cline to give out the result of the as
say except that it showed positively
that the rock carried gold. Further
prospecting will be done in the
vicinity of the new reservoir. The
reservoir and site is owned by the
Hunter Creek Water Company, Of
which Governor Sparks is one Of
the principal stockholders - Reno
Journal.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-09-23

derisiou and contempt through the
acts of a few scalawags who may
force themselv into the councils Of
the party
II the Democratic State Central
Committee of Nevada had hundred
thousand dollars TO expend in this
campaign no better investment could
be nude of few thousand than in
bribing this little blackmMling crew
to move their robbers ,oost across
into the Republican lines with their
radiating station in the Republican
camp. As the money is not at hand
for that purpose, it should be ac-
complished by prompt and vigor-
GUS application (not metaphorically)
of the Democratic boot Such course
VII eafe - y considerable
sum Of money to be expended for
legitimate purposes, and gain for it
III Washoe County a number OF
hundreds of vote. Reno journal.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-09-23
Notice To Creditors
In the Fourth Judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada in and
for the County of Lincoln,
In the Matter Of the Estate
ofs
Addison Bybee,
Deceased,

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have
been duly appointed and qualified by the
Fourth Judicial District Court Of the State
of Nevada, in and for the County Of Lincoln, az
Administrators of the estate Of Addison Byboe
deceased
All creditors having claims against said estate
are required to file the same, with proper vouch'
ers and statutory afiidavits attached with the
CLERK Of said Court within three months of the
first publication of this notice. such claim viii
be barred
Dated and published for the first time June
t7th 1904.
~. osBOR NE,
7 j. Osborne, Administrator
Atty for said Estate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16
+ COTTON MA1KETc.,

rs NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE cotton market
was Very quiet with prices working downward
under local bear pressure and selling apparent
lyg from New Orleans sources which was taAen
Tho market opened steady at nm advance Of l
point on April but generally lGL4 points lower,
which was rather better than uue on the show
Ing Of the Liverpool futures market. Quotas
tons there were = points lower Mt the l,pur3
OF tho local opening when an advance of I
market showed re.nt!ve steadness and early
3adyices from the South indicating continued
stability among Interior holders; and there
was some support here that was accelerated
connected with tho Census Department has
made q statement to the effect that the gov
eminent estimate OF the crop was much too
high. But prices only went up q point or two
from the opening figures when supporting or
lders We're withdrawn, and during u the re-
easy with fluctuations irregular, but IN tho
main downward. The close was steadiedE a
point or 50 by room covering, but SnoWeu q
net loss OF 10 to Y points. Sales We're esti-
mated at 900 bales. During tho late trad
Ing some messages received from New Orleans
ers, and rs much Of tn selling here during tho
last hour came from brokers with Southern
connect lions 1t was generally believed that New
Orleans was selling possibly for both accounts
dcated generally steady spot prizes, though
business reported was very light, Interior re-
ccipts for tho day were light but ports ran
fairly liberal. while exports again We're fuli.
Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day were
81 COL bales against A. SOS last week and Il. 9ss
Bs5,47 last week and 800 s2s last year. To-
day 4 receipts at New Orleans were II Col bales
nralnst rs go last year, and at Houston 9,24G
bales against 9,469 last year.
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Once more the Mde has turned In the
iron and steel interests and we have ems
tered upon a period which bids to be Of
long duration, and Of exceeding heavy
production and consumption Of iron and
steel. The cotton goods trade will soon
ADJUST itself, and already there pIe signs
OF Improvement IN that industry. 6S 'aking
n broad sweep OF the whote country, 1t Is
conservative to say that there has never.
been u time when every condition was
more favorable for great business n.cst1 Y
lily and Astounding prosperity. There
have been times In the past when the
West was prosperous and the South, was
poor; other lirnes WREN the South was
prosperous and the West wns suffering
from low prices OF WHEAT md corn; but
to-day every section shares In the univer-
sal activity and prosperity"
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May -. $500. s.75 ESQ s.7sd $50

May s. s.755 $50 s7sl1 $50
Cash quotations were as follows; FLOUR.
steady.sfNo. 2 npr.ng wheat. Sl.bd1, ~; No. 8.
Sc. 0sl.13; No. red. Ella y az, i51 No corr,
451s Grlsc.; No. 9 yellow. 4I4s 1i5Hc. No oatsS
gle So rye. Coed feeding barley I. &c ,
Iaxseed. sLls; No. I NORTHWESTERN 81 q. Ness
pork, per barrel. 81. IS: lard pei, !, 70
pounds. ;6.S2is short ribs sides toose5, So ESP
$50; short clear Sides (boxed). g. ea,,. %.
NrhlAkey. basis Of high wines. il2!. Glover.
contract grade $3.50 Bu:ter--Steady;# cream
cries. sGese diaries 1sasac cheess-stsa ID;
ed, ooha c5c.; nrsts. sc: prime frsss. &c; ;
extras sc. MI
BALTIMORE. MD, Dec. S15.-FLoUR-Qui
and unchanged .Wheat-Fi rmer:. epot, eon-i
southern BY sample. s6c: as .ioH. corn.Flrmer;
spot new southe sn,ts white g
Rye-Dull and easier: No. ~ Western. SEC. ask
Cd; Butterasteadys and unchanged; - fancy irn!-
lsdle, 7qiSc. IS store packed. i @lee, EggssI
k1ugut-Strong and u0 1hang ed
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& GREAT PROSPERITY.
Increasing Business Activity
Bright Prospects for 1905.

Especial to The Times-Dispntch)s Il
RAIITINi) ORE, Md December 10 IRON
leading manu- facturers, machinery-mhkers
or nil kinds, and business men generally
sthroughoui tho country, letters peaIih !;
on the BUSINESS outlook as they see y
are published IN this weeks issue or tho
Manufacturers Record, which says, com
mentinG upon them \. . .
an not "a single letter Is There u note
Of pessimism, Manufacturers III the
North. In the Central West, In the tar
West and in the South alike Hsll the ssoty
Of increasing business activity ana OF
tho bright prospects for 1913, Through-
out the land optimism. based on q toul'ah,
ton MS firm as the rocks, prevails, ana
rightly so, :, {.
'.rht, farms OF the country have yielded
q total yalue OF products OF over $1,000
COo,OOO and never before have the nsrlcul-
turul interests of all sections D;gn in
such good financial condition. The SUD
den drop in cotton comes abRr largely
more than one-half or the crop mas passed
out of the hands OF the farlNeis, ana y -
not at all probable that even the balanGe
viii DO sold aj present prices, Practically
out OF debt, with considerable surplus nc-
cunulated during the last three or four
years Of high prices, the Southern cotton-
grower Is III position to wIhhhold much OF
his cotton for higher prices Moreover,
the South has raised an exceedingly IL rye
grain crop. The total value OF the diver
sitied products OF Southern farms Is
about 81, 600, 100000. or nearly twice as much
as the 5000, oOO, 600 which It's cotton brlnss,
the aggregate OF cotton and Ill other
farm products In tho South being about
$1,000, 100000, Under such conditions the
Southern farmer, notwithstanding the
temporary decline III cotton, heavy as It
Is, Will continue more prosperous than
ever bsfore. The Western farmers are
also enjoying great prosperity.
"rurnI,,g from the agricultural condl+
tfons 10 Industrial Interests, activity and
prosperity are everywhere in evidence,
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Other Produce Markets.

steady si rye F6ur0steady Baekwheat iioarG
Quiet. Cornmea-Firm. Rye-Nominai. Bar
Wheat-spot firm: No. red. sl.1s, Options
Speculative demand being moro urgent to-day
wheat advanced nearly a cent bushel. final
prices showed HQyssc. not advance. May closed
4 I corrn-spot firlfn; No 4 &c. Option market
was frmer. closing sc. net higher. December
closed at 65Ac,; May, Ole. Onts-Spot dull !
mixed oats. ~ TO 81 pounds, 84lsqtSHc.
3 Beef--Firn, Cut Meats Quiet; .plceled bel
lies, IL dl7Nc.; picked shoulders 64c,; picked
hams, &C. per pound. =. h La refined,
Quiet; strained common to good. &. 4oap2, s2ls,
co fffs RIO steady; mild, firm, The
market for coffee futures opened steady at an
advance and tho market was finally steady
ve.nber Sales lea, $50 bags. Sugar Raw. firm;
refined, hrn: Rice,,-Steady, Moasscs-steady.
s Butter-Quiet and unchanged. Cheese-Flrm
md unchanged, Eggs-Steady and unehanged.
Stale ana Western, Sl.SD150 Jersey sweets,
S2G3. 25 Peanuts-Ceuiet fancy handpcked,i
5TG5tsc.: other domestic 81 ltthc, 5Gabbages.-
Steady; lnt Dutch. per 100 $4,000, Cotton--l3y
steam to Liverpool. 1619Oc, Eli ~
& CHICAGO, ILL., Dec. 16,--Decreased move
ment Of wheat, both Northwest and South
west caused Il strong market here to-day, AT
the close May delivery was up A@7cs;. corn
and oats both show gain Of $50; provisions
are IN u shade To ING.
rha laadin, f,ti,reY ranued n folloWs. VIZ
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! MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DEC 15. 1904.



III a17l5s3tiF5al '!f ARRIVED,
steamer Brandon, Harvey Norfolk, merclan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line. E.i<
d Steamer pocahontas, Graves James River.
landings and Norfolk. merchandise and passen:
gers, Virginia NnvisnLion ~. 81 3 Nj
sEst5 ti.Ea SAILED. ts. MI
+ steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. merchan-
disc ana passengers. Old Dominion line,
Barge Patapsco, Thomas Philadelphia Pa,
wood. +al} 5..s e - : 80
River, light. n &
PORT OF WEST POINT, DEC, Is, 1904,
s.i ARRIVED, tf1s
Charlotte, Murphy baltimore. passengers ana
general cargo ~, n 3.
Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore, passengers ana
general cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, DEC. IL, 1901.
w ARRIVED. f2 4
Steamer Wilhelmena, Galveston.
Schooner Beuah Land, Baltimore. 3tG
. ~ S-gss SAILED, .df
Steamer 'Wilhelmana, Rotterdam.
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MISCELLANEOUS ,NAzHsTa.
DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Buying In the dry
goods market aInou ed to litteGto-day either
in first or second hands but the situation q
believed to be Spot goou rs
are almost entirely required and dlfrlcHtle.s IN
delivery are generally experienced. MA s
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TONI UNCERTAIN
AND. SALES. SMALL.
Course sof Analgalnatcd Copper
Still Dominant Influence
Oil Stock Market. fl
THE PRICE LEVEL HIGHER Il
Movement to Force Advance
Met With Continual Checks.
Money Market Easy.
nv Associated Prcss.)I

NEW YORK, Dec. 15,-Thc subsistence
OF speculative activity in stocks was ls very ',
marked to-day, tho aggregate sales TOT
the day making a smaller total than LOT
several months 1t was evident that the
urgency or liquidation was greatly no3u--
Grated and practically completed. but
movement 10 force prices upward met
with continual checks. The absence OF
any selling pressure left the price lever
constantly above last night and Sanordcd
encouragement to persistent renewals or
the advance. The course OF Amalgamated
Copper was still of dominant influence
and reactions in the course OF Its advance
j brought quick response at other points In
tho list The coaicrs were conspicuous
Tea tures In the opening advance, partlcu-
1arly Reading, the favor shown that gron,p
being due to flattering reports OF conui.
lions In the coal Industry me bciicI IN, that
the new control OF the CINCINNATI. Ham m.
3 iion and Dayton system was destined Tor
the benefit OF Erie helped that stock az Z;
well sas the coalers generally Heyiyed
movement mo-, The Metropolitan traction
group was affected by the announces 1t IN n,
New York city. ana tho simiiltanepus de-
Il preston OF marlborough rapid transit son
= Inc curb was attributed TO the same
especially the preferred, were steadily
accumulated. Trade reports We're Of very
4 large orders for various lines. Of finished
products including steel rails. Money
was easy both for call loans and on time
+ ana confidence was felt that with the
3lightcned demand for speculation II the
stock market there was no danger OF any
Nstringency in the future. The uncertain
tone OF the mnrket continued up TO the
last, but the closing was steady and some
considerable advances for tho day re-
suited. 5r3s sai
Bonds were dull and Irregular. Total
sales. par value. So 1926 900. United States
bonds were unchanged on call. So
The total sales Of stocks for the day
amounted to 73990o shares.
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TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. va, d.

8IN Ilchnond, VA Dec TO- 1891 u
Dark Fired Tobacco (New)-Recelpts con.
unue to Increase, and market active at N un-
changed prices; id-Receip!s and OFFERINGS
lie doing, Sun Cured Market weaker, BIT It VS. Ws
do not change quotationsi fair REGENTS.
The quoatloEs are as followA:
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n A. o. "A Richmond, Fredericks.
FL * Z Z burg ~ Potomac Il. r.

FL I Z * Z burg y Potomac =. r. r.
Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures
AIS A. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Throush
& gas A. 9M.-Daily-Main st. Through 58Ss
$7:lO A.. NJ. week days: Elba, Ashland Accom-
$40 x lHeu M@Dail ST Through. Looaa
10 :o5 n n.SSs. pay.-Byrd St Through.
3 100 P,f3M.--Weekt Days--Byrd8 st. Fredericksss
E{'Slf burg Accommodate lion. 80 ss$i ssg
sos p al.--Daliy--Man ST.: fInrou9n ~ -
$50 P. hl.--Week Days-Eloa- Nj Ashland -
comlhodu tlon.g = -, . S88ttsas
Il 8:05 P, M.-Datly--Byro St. Inroueu;
TRAINS Arrive ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sff
h s:as Am, week days Elba, Ashland Ac-b
$40 l 4. M.MWeeK pays-pyrd ST. Fredsricks.-S3
s.ss A. M.-Daily-Byrd St Through. ss
Il 10 a A. M.-yYeek Days Byrd ST. Through
,,4 toG ~, ' daily Main ST. Through.
5:5s p, NJ. week days. Eiba Ashland Ao.f
7.,s f g mrmm.Hapniiy--Byrd ST.. Through.
500 p M.,sdaiIy. Byrd st. T through, Local
o.so a.o N la Main st g Through
HCrrE,--Pullrnan Sleeping or sParor Cars o.
III above trains except train arriving Rich
mond ii $50 a., M. week days.Eand local accom-
Tma Of arrivals and departures and connse-
Cent Man =. ASS Gaa' Y Nan Nan Ira MaA
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I, UNION STOCK YARDS PIT1SpuRG, PA,
Dec 15.cATrLE-supply light market slow.
Choice. f6;5GS6o prime. A.S5g5,l0, Hogs
st.7o mediums, s4,s5: heavy. workers and lIsi,t
workers., G0Q4 6; pigs 81. loQl4 49, rolghs $4dp
4.3D, Sheep--Supply fair; market strong, Primo
wethars. S5G6. IS; common sheep. s2a3 90; spring
lambs. S0af GS; veal calves, S7g7,50
f CINCINNATI. o.. Dec. OGs-Aotive,
Fair 10 good shippers. $a4ld; common, sd
?.25. Sheep-Strong at S2,bOG4,50. Lambs
Steady ut 6.t0d47.00, stIttS isaIEpH
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Richmond, Va. Dec. is. IL

\ BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
e BALTIMORE. MD. Dec. 15.--seaboaN Air
Line common. l7ssgl7k; do preferred. 81 sales
at q. Atlantic Coast Line common, l5lal52.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-16
NAVAL STORES.

wrT1,a1rNIToN'l N c. Dc. i16 Spirits
rUR sfGs iTiil at nc receipts 80
casks Rosin-- Firm at SIS receipts. III bar
Crude Turpentine Firm at 60; receipts.
30 barrels z. = = !, =, 49,,
4 SAVANNAH GA, Dec. lb.-TUnPENTINES;~ -
casks ilosinAFir1n; receipts 2Gl3 barres;
sal es 2955 barrels shipments, 81 barrels.