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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
Proszek do prania.
Suszone OW0ce.

Sliwki kaliforniiiskiie 500 wielk.. 10 # worek 6Oc
Sliwkik alifornijskie 500 wick. 10 # worek 4oc
.Dobre ka1ifornijskie brzoskwinie 5 #. worek 42c
Wyborne kalifor. brzoskwinies. f.. worek $50
Kadne Evap jabfka s # worek 5ocs
Kadne Slot morele S #. worek SIC.
Luzne Muscatel rodzynki 5 #. sworek s5c
Acme HSuded rodzynk s. pacxki 25c
Richeliu Sudeds rodxynk 9 paczki 25c
Richelieu cxYste male rodzynki 2 paczki 25c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
Molasse i cyropy.,

3 gal. bary{ka debrego czarnego Strop molasu SOC
. gal. baryfka hrabio~ skiego NO. Molassu Toe
8 nal bar. dobrego molassu NO. s5c
2 GAL bar. doskona1ego N. O. mofasu l.uo
Q eal bar. dobrepo stofowego cyropu roc
i eal. blassanka dobrego stoiowego cyropu $40
81 fnnt puszka lOc
i gal. blaszanka Richelieu Maple cyropu. 1.25
/ gal. blaszsaka brnnatnego starego cyropu l:oe
i kwart butelka st. Crolx brunatnego cyroPu $50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
JarzYny " puszkach.

Groch Eureka Z. j. 8 spuszKi $3.50 PIC
Groch Gepesee Manowfat 8 pus1ki 25cs
Botayia +. j. pusxki s 45cs
BotaviasW hole pomidory blaszank2 l5c tuzin It's
Enterprise pomidory bL. lOc tuxin. L 10
Genesee pomidory Galonowa blasxanka soc
Botavia kukurydza blaszanka $50, tuzin l:75
Wis. Maiden iukurydza blaszanka loc, tuzin LIS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
4 MASK podr6j'z,ujacl'y!
agent pan ;lozzeef
Teszlewicz bedzzie k',io 10
lektowal " Crivitz j
Milwaukee, Wis. It'd.

~Podr61ujacy agent
pan w. "A. Radomski
kolektuje obecnie "a
Wiarusa W Minneso-
Gle / Wisconsinie. Ia
legaj9cy abonenci "a.
GA ma jego rece =
zaufaniem zfozyc "a
plate.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
Mydla.

Linox xawalk6w. x5c, Il kawalk6v Sc
SAINTS Claus 8 kawa}k6w IS, IS kawalk6w 6Oo
Cudahyss Diamonde ! kaw 525c, 10 kawalk6v 5Oc
Swift. Snop - kaw. Csc, 24zIavalk6w 5oc
|Swlffcs Mills XIV, 3ac, 10 kawalk6ws5uc
Swslfs@Wool dute kaWalki = l5c, 8 - 4sc
Ivory -. 2 2 f5c,s5 9 = 4oo
|Swiftss Cream Laundry le INC $ = SIC, 10 48c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
Farma na sprzedaz

farma ma SprzedAz
w North Dakocie, try mi
Sle Cd Jamestown; 800 akr6w
gruntu, : tych 240 pod plug
try lata ~uprawiane so
ARROW pastWisk plotem ogro-
dzo o. Dom mieesszklalny, skla-
Sdajacy sic : trzech lib, " ze-
:szllym roku dopiero posta-
swiony. Nova tajnia ola ko-
4 i jedna Ola bydlal woda
5Sdel,o,b1ra, so ) stop gleboe,lks,o,,.
4 ppr'ze,dtlam 10 dolar6w =
akie a, ub wydzierzawie.
losie sie pod adresem
III q = [IIl!llI I'M oa1 A.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31

Add. ina WschOdnleJ z ullcy
|pomiedzy u]icami Vine j Ha-
milton) "a $500.
A Jan Pelowski z Vino
i Piotr G.. Skroch z Indepen-
dence, Wis. zrobili W tenn
tygodniu wycieczkedo St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Superior,
Duluth i innych miast.
PAN Jan Rombalski i Mi
.cha1 Mish 2 independence,
Wis. przyjechali " kofcu
zesz}ego tygodnia ma kilka
dni, do Winony, obaj do Do
.ktora, PREY tel sposobnosci.
odwiedzili. takze nasza redak-
eye. Pan Rombalski, pc ope-
racyi powraca powoli do
zdrowia, doktor go zapewni1,
IL rama zacze1a goic sic.
Pan Michal M Nj 81. cchoruje ma
.oczy. i prawdopodobnie po-
rzuoi salon, kt6ry przez 9 lat
~utrzymywal, a za1ozy inny in
terea, gdyz trunk, kt6re ME-
raz jest zn1uszony pic, So
|przyczyna choroby 6cz.
I.L4eeokadya Bambenek
.przyjmie2 dziewczeta, kt6re.
by mialy chec uczyc sic mos
|dniarstWa.
.salonista pan J6zef Kro,pi-
:dlowski wyjechal do Dakoty
W celu p~oratowania zdrowia, /.
JAMES L. Norton czlonek
firmly Laird-N Norton Kompa-
nil umarl W sobote, pogrzeb
odbyl sic W poniedzialek.
w sOBOTE pochowany
zosta1 c. r.. Buck, by1 on da-
wniej sedzia opiekunczym 9
poczmistrzem. w poe-
grzebie brali udzial delega~
ci rady miejskiej policy,
straz ogniowej j urzedu pocz-
towego.
Pan Augusta isatusz INDIE
pendence zalatwia} rozmaite
interesa " Winonie; odjechal
" poniedzialek.
oDNOsNIE do o~statpiego1
$3.50 ENLE& . ~ 49, - - -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31

&~ Wszystkich
naszych %czytelnik6W,
kt6rzy zalegaja 2 pre-
%numerata, upraszamy
O uiszczenie sic z tel
ze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31

Oeet.
Doskonaiy Cider q galoa 9
-D"skonafy bisly winny y,
Crosse j Blaekville, dobry malt fws :!
Zapalki.
Search Light zoe paozka 4
Anchor IS pac1ka 4:
Factory zoe paoEka " !;
Safety Matches - pudefek Y paczce
Proszek do prania.
Fairbanks Gold Dust 4 paczki %
Swiffts proszek do praniu 4 paczki le
Wyandotte w. do prania 4 paczki Ii
Big BONANZA Lye SO blaszanka, 8 a %
Lewis Lye SC blaszanka 8 "a 81
Sopalia sc kawafek, 2 "a Is
Modre do bielizny, kwartowa butelka 10
Sewyor's Crystal, modre 1oc warto6ci ]
Amonia: do potrzeb domowych XIV. butelka Is
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31

ENsjlepsza Mechs i Java, funt 42c. $ f. zee
.Desk1ns1a mexykahska Java funi soc,1.5 T. 1.S5
.Doskona3a Santos SOC, s # las
Nailepsla barbohska Santos lec, s f Soc
Z{otaRio zoe, s &c eoc
sWashel Mexikshska CSC, 1T l 90
Rio albo Santos l23o S It ooc
sCesarsks Javansks !. { 2oc. . II I.S9
Gwarantowsna oesarsko 1apohska laws jest tak
dobral lak gd1ie indEtej sp~rsedawana cd 40 do
50 cent. g tunt. Raz spr6bujecie, . beds'ecie
brad STALE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31

|salonista pan J6zef Kropi'
d}owski wyjechal do Dakoty
" celu p~oratowania zdrowia, ].
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-26
5i.., u r, Il 4 : ), y, s. M Z; e 4
z Oyarna's School DAYS.

Field Marshal Oyama, X who Is In command
OF the Japanese armies in Manchuria. was
oncd u pupil In the Temple Hill school at
one OF Geneseo's leading residents. remembers
Oyamn and relates many amusing experience
Of the young Japanese whom he describes
but brlght-eyed and keen witted, ~ am per-
haps the first man who saw Oyama under
fire." sa i'd Mr. Patterson the other day "Ona
Saturday morning uNcrowd of students started
nfoot for n peach orchard belonging to .Tomp'
Campbell which was a favorlte place With
the boys. While climbing n fence Oyann was
the last over. Suddenly. Mr.. Campbell ap-
peared with q shotgun. He took aim at
Oyamn and fired a. charge OF rock salt Into
his body. Qyamn stood the pain stoicnly as
one Of the fortunes Of war to be encountered
when ralding peach 5orchards.".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-26
Weekly Cotton Statement.
nv. Associated Press.

Thy Associated Press.) s.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2,.--secretary,
Hester's weekly cotton statement issued
to-day shows for tho twenty-five days or
November decrease under last year OF
$1,000, mn increase over the Same period
year before last OF $4,000.
For the eighty-six days of the season
that have elapsed the aggregate vs. ahead
sao09o ahead tho same days year before
last, SIG 600
Tho amount brought into sight during
the past week has been 611.6l6 bales,
OF last year and 4Oo,o12 year before last
The movement since September LIST
shows receipts at all United States ports
to be a 22297 against S,54S SOD last year.
Overland across the Mlssissipp';, Ohio 10;
ea pa.oS9 yeg fe F s ms y e
interior stocks in excess Of those held t
the close OF the commercial year. 59i-
$685. against l42Ss72 last year; Southern
mills taking G23,001 against 554,712 last
year. The total movement since Sep-
hmber 1st Is 5.T11,Oc3 against 4.72l.154 last
wear. 81
AForeign exports Tor the week have been
21$f2', against 324,s72 last year. making
thu total thus far for the season 2,SSl, 2622
against 2,440,4 44 last year
They total takings Of American mills,
North South. and Canada thus far the
season have been 1,36s.e21 against / ,113.-
9ls last year.
Stocks ri the. Seabonrd and the twenty
creased during the week 7s,929 bales,
against an increase during the corrc-
sponding period last season OF 5o353.
Including, stocks left over at ports and
Interior towns from the Inst crop, and
the number Of bales brought into sight
thus far from the now crop. the supply
to date Is 5,s72, 900 bales, against ASS, 953
Y for the same period last year. s g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-26
Visible Cotton Supply.

/. tBy Associated PressN at
Y NEW ORLEANS, November a.-sec-
rotary Fl. Nesbit's statement OF
the worlds visible supply OF cotton
issued to-day, shows the total
visible to be s.s74,7s, against $685.
1s2 last week. md 3,s42, 1896 last year. OF
this the total OF American cotton is g.
s2GtO1s, against 812o.1so last week, and
2.s47,99s last year and of all other kinds
Including Egypt, Brazil, India, etc.,
s64s,o COO, against $500 last week and 1885,
iooo last year. OF the worlds visible sup
My OF cotton, there Is now a float and
held in Great Britain and Continental
Europe 10000, against 1,6s7.coo lass
year, In Egypt $4,000. against 10000 last
year; IN India 1s7, 900. against ] 80 oOl iast
year. and in the United States 16i6,ooo,
against $4,000 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-26
COTTON GINNED.
Census Bureau Issues Prellt11l-
nary Report. I.
53 /J2,, a Sc OC.iated PreSS)

WASHINGTON I'D. c., November 20 -
The Census Bureau to-day Issued q pre-
}1iminary report on the quantity Of cot
ton gilned to November IL IVA, & ~, ~. ~
counties, from which reports have been
received to this date i 1t shows 26.S17 ac-j
tive ginnerics against &c, 40 for the same
Eperiod and tho same counties IN l9o5 asa
= total for the same period in the same
counties in 1908, and q total for the same
Gperiod.. In the same counties in lV4 OF 81
e2a 125 running bales against 6,4l4, eos N
1903. =,
n rho last named figures include 224,7
TO und bales for. 1904 and Az. 62O5 LOT l 3oo.
Tho entire number Of counties from WlEcl
ginning was reported last season was sl2
When. all Of the agents shall ghnNe re-
ported for the present crop, there VIII
la published. q summary distributing by
states the total quantity glnncd during
{ Tie sea son prior to November 14th.
,rhe entire number Of active ginnerles
ed prior to November Il, 1908, was
%. SOC, and the entire cotton glnned was
4 orc. 437s running bales. BY States the re-
ports for tho SS1 counties SO far reported
for the present season prior to November
1lth, follows:
Alabama, Sc counties, 3,31S, active gin
neries. 923, 979 running bales ArlSansas.i6o
counties, 1896 ginneres. 81 ,702 bales !;
Florida, is counties, 2li ginneries. II, 6l2
bales Georgia, 1l9 counties, .A571 ginnenles
IS aga, GOT 1,a les Indian Territory,#l5 coun-e
ties, $50 ginnertes, eO7,4s5 bales; Kentucky.
/ county ginnerles, $50 bales; Louisiana,
go counties 1860 glnneries, 406,9N bales:
N1ississippi 6s counties. 1888 g1nncr1les'.
1881 bales; Missouri. counties 56 gin
neries, G9,9s5 bales; North 4 Carolina, 81
counties, 2,7s7 gnnerles. 58.7Se bales.
Oklahoma, 10 counties, 247 ginnerles, 1oo,-
7s9 bales; Southe Carolina. 80 counties,
3;l44 ginneries s91,s76 bales; Tennessee, 81
counties, ESQ gnncries,s 1874 ,063 bales; Texas,
las counties, 1856 9ginneries, 247S,5G1 bales,
ana Virginia, 8 counties, So ginnerles and
8649 bales. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-26
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 9TH. 1904
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
200 a. M--Daly--Local for Charlotte, N. G.
1890 P. Observation-Disclosures Pullman.to
gs5 Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans.
Memphis. Chattanooga and ell the South.
500 p. MEX. Sunday-Keysvllle Local.
1880 p. M.-Dnily-Limited. Pullman ready
$3.50 P NJ. for NIL the South.
s 5l3& YORK RIVER LINE.
= The favorite route TO baltimore and Eastern
points. Leave Richmond 4:c0 p NJ. daily, ex-i
ccpt Sunday. q 53753f II
ais P. Observation-Disclosures Except Sunday.
i:2O p. M.--Except Sunday--For West Point,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings Steamers sailing from
West Point Monday Wednesday, and FRI
{{sa4 day call at Yorktown and Clay Bank:
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ALL
monds and Gloucester Point. ,SS1zEs
4 4A5 a. M.-Execpt Sunday--Lccal mixed Cor
TRAINS ARRrva RICHMOND
q s:6s Al Nj. and 6:42 P. M.-From oil the South.
$685. p. M.--From Charlotte and Durham.
$40 A.. M.-From. Keysvie. 5s8 g$ ri l39,g n
&a.26 A.. M.-Baltfmore and West Point.
0:45 A.. NJ. $40 RP.9 M.-Fron West Point.
C. W. wESTBuRY. .. P. A.. Richmond, J. Es.
s. II. 5HARDwICH, w. FH.HTAYLOEI
6. II. iAcKHRT can'l. Mgr.
Washington, D. G.. j@5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-26
COTTON MARKET3.
Richmond, Va, !

f NEW YORK. Nov. a.--The cotton market
showed further activity, the feature being the
active liquidation following tho third ins,niment
OF tho ginne1s' report and the no less active
covering Of shorts at the declines; the market
finally showing Il moderate net loss for tho day
The opening was weak at q decline OF sail
points In response to lower cables than e1-
pected while nearby longs were also 3discour-
aged by talk OF heavy tenders on December
contracts and reports thntla steamer has been
chartered to carry two full cargoes Of cotton
from New Orleans to New York. Following
the call prices worked down to a net loss OF
about 10 rI,olnls on Continued liquidation and
some selling for short account. Liverpool con-
tlnued easy after tho local opening with pri-
yate cables accounting forrthe decline by In
crea4ed crop estimates.
X Toward mid day prices worked up to a lIttlo
over the opening figures. The !nstalmcnt OF
the ginners report however. proved moro
bearsh than had been expected, and WAS foI-
lowed by q burst OF liquidation that soon had
the market down TO q net loss OF l4lpl6 points.
big short lines were covered on the decline, ana
/ during the. later trading the market ruled
sieadIer. The close was stendy at n net declin
I OF aSq1O points. Sales were estimated ut 10000
bales. il-is 800
Receipts At, the ports to-day were 2 5sa' bales
against $50 last week and 5,6i7 last year.
Ior the week $40, GOO bales against asl,0S6 last
week and 377, G93 last year. To-days receipts ut
New Orleans We're 22,S7G bales against 10. 3J1
lust year and at Houston GAIA bales against
1925 last year. ssE si{s ~ 58y..g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-26
BANK CLEARINGS.
Report Of Bradstreet's for Week
Ending November oath.
(By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press.)
3 NEW. YORK, November 25.-Thc FOL
lowing tables, compiled by Bradstreet
shows the bank clearings at q number
Of the principal cities for tho week enu-
ing Thursday, November oath, with Tue
OF increase and decrease as
with the corresponding week
LAST year. sixty-one other cities are m
cluded in the totals:
y New York. sl746,S 41 ,235; increase, S..G
Chicago sle4,OSOs49; increase 1885,
Boston s197,107,G0S; Increase, 900,
Philadelphia, s11o1sa,639; Increase, 2o5.
4 st. Louis, s52,a73,710; decrease, -
Pittsburg, s4O,i75 Oh !; Increase, $50
San Francisco S27.7lO 09G: increase, 1O.l
I Baltimore, $2as2l,9a5. increase, Sl,2
Cincinnati, s19,52s. 400; increase. 80.
Kansas City, $9O,a2l, 1863: increase, 1871.
New Orleans, slol03, 7a2; Increase, 22.i.
: louisville, s9,562,355; Increase, 1873.
Memphis, sG,242, 9TS; increase, $50
Richmond, s574F4lO; increase. $40.
Washington. sit15a142; increase, $50.
Savannah, s5,5lS045,
! Fort Worth s6,A77,O22
i Atlanta, s2,IOl $40; Increase, S0.s
+ Nashville. S2G66,i19; increase, 1919.
Norfolk, $l,S97,33i; ncrcase.1s?2
Augustu, Ga, s16oa,a6; Increase, l27.
Rirmingham, $l,237,6SS; increase. 16.7.
Knoxville, sl127,G6s h decrease, @03,
Is Little Rock, sl,SOS $40 ! Increase, 49,,
4 Macon, s375S42; decrease: 4a,S,
Chattanooga, sol ,sgl (; Increase, g.,
I aclssonville, Fla. S73i,39T; Increase. s72,
: Galveston, s1?,0070DfG innrease, lG,S,
Charleston. S. c.. 81, 2o9, 676; increase, 1Ol
Totals. United States, 2,56l079,sis; In
crease, b51. Ait
Outside New York. $3.50, a3s6ls; increase,
~ - u 4 I ID ID ! i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-26
Totals, Canada, s75,7272eas; Increase, ALB,
WEEKLY REVIEW OF
TRADE CONDITIONS
,f,v Assnointcu pre.s ,

,(By5 Associated PreAs)
MIN YORK, November 25,--R q.
Dun IS Company's Weekly Review OF
Trade .tn-morrow vi say:
Retail aud jobbing trade was retarded
by uIseasonably mild weather. and the
Interruption Of another holiday hut man
ilfacturars extend operations MS conf
sdenae Is strengthened by the receipt OF
larger contracts for future delivery, and
many Inquiries that promise to mature
In something moro tangible. Postponed
orders of all kinds are being placed. re-
ports from every prominent industry, In.
dcatins that idle mills are reopening, and
the number of operatives gradually In
creasng, Cotton spinning makes The
slowest progress, but the statistical Pos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-26
n k&zM K'6iito Dix. v en-!
&EAvE RICHMOND DAILY,
n IN MOB FOLK LIMITED

SEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
800 a.. 'M.-NoRFoLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk ll:so 4. u; . stops only at Petersburg.
& 9:o5 a. SI-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Buffet i
Pnrlor5 Car, Petersburg to Il Lynchbuty and i
Roanoke. Pullman Seepers Roanoke NJ st. IA
Louis Bluefield 70 Clncnnati alss1rptoA pke a
to knoxvil:e. and knoxvilla to The 80 s ~
12:lo,P. M.--RoANoKEs EMPRESS 40 relatM
VILE. Lynchburg and Roanoke. - "a
81 800 p. IM.-OCEAN SHORE fLIMITElprobao:
rlves Norfolk $40 u. NJ Stops only at ersit'
burg. r. Waverly and Suffolk Connects
steamers to Boston. Providence. New Yor1en1.
Baltimore and Washington. ~ !,
i7:5 p h1-For Norfolk and all stations east =
$50 Fl NEW ORLEANS SHORT LINZ:
Pullman Sleepers Richmond to LynehburE and *
Roanoke. Petersburg TO Pulaski. Lynchburg 70 n
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans Ga1e W
$50 r. 'M-WoRLD's FAIR SPECIAL.
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg 70 St
Louis. Cafe Dining Car ~ ~. q n
Trains arrive from the West 3s A. M 9s #
P. NJ and 9:S5j r. NJ. from Norfolk II 10 AZ. NJ
and G:hO T.. II. j5s " .,s4i mi tt3LS
w. B. tDEVILL, G. II; ABOSlAttx ~
Genl. Pass. ACT Dll st.3 Ass, ass AZ a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-26
Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

Lynchbrrg, yap Nov, %. 1901,
sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchburg mar
ket for til, two weeks ending November IS
1904, az reported by John T. nSlesby. OF
Lynch WAREHOUSES;
pounds; soll week ending November 18TH 49,
100 pounds. increase for week ending Novem-
Der, 18TH D6,lo0 pounds. 70
sold from September LIST, 1901, to NovenI-
her lS.l lsoi Ciy ~ ppu,nds s. sold from Seps
pounds decrease FOR 1904 l,2da,001 pounds.
Receipts this week We're much heavier than
last. The oiterlp.s consisted almost eutirely
Of new tobpcco. Tho condition OF tobacco Of
Tered was quite bud caused by being spr!nk.ed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-26
RAILROADS.
aSgs1 w GRID S Fair
ss 6SF 81 Scenic Route

1f-22-'o4.
LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I;S' a. M.--Week Days--Local to Newport
NewB 2nd way stations n
s:oo A. M..-Dally 1.imited-Arrives williams
burg oS6 A. III. Newport News 10,3o A.
NJ, Old Point 100 A. NJ Nortolk ii Is
N. Portsmouth 11;A6 A. NJ.
4:O y. M.-Daily-I.spt ctal-Arrtves williams.
burg 800 = NJ. Newlars News SO 2
Portsmouth 6:4S r. NJ
Il 800 +. M.--Neek Days--Local to Old Point.
MAIN LfNE--WESTBOUNIo. 4d g}}s
$50 q. NJ Local - Week Days = To Clifton
AGO 7. NJ; --Daiy-To Cincinnati rouisyilc. 81.
Richmond to Charlottesville q.
b;i5 y M.-Week Days-t.ocal to GoraJnsvi!t
l0:46 ?. N. DAILY = Limited - To Cincinnati
Louisville. st. Louis and chica got
JAMES RIVER LINE
10:T A. M.--Dhily-Express To LynchburE,
Lexington, Va, Clifton Forge and princi:
pal stations: on week days to R9sney ana
Emonk Parior Car.
b;l6 F: N. Week Days--f.ocal ITO Esi,1onk
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND, FROM SsS
Norfolk md Old Point 1905 a. N week days
il:t5 A. N. daily and 100 P u daily, and
From Cincinnati and West 7.ao A. NJ daily
and 1880 F. NJ daily, Main Line Local AS p u
NJ. week days from Clifton Forge Gsrdonsvills
Accom-. SEQ a. NJ. week days,
4! James River Line Local from Clifton Forge
s:s5 z. NJ. daily EsmCnt Accom-. $40 A. NJ.
Ex Sun
II. w. FULLER, W. o. wARTHHS.
c. r. DOYLE. Genl. Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-26

1,vcrnool. New York and the decline in futures;
Sales 10 SD ba les Including $50 to arrive ana ana
sooSf o. b. Quotations s-isc. lower; -. de.
Funures opened 12G15 points down, inc e. h g,
u.arkot The weakness is generally attrthnt;ea
to the Census Bureau 1epoT,a nu.s
10 ihexe' reportsS prices continue TO move down
ward. December opened lponts lower r t ais
Wednesdays closing at 30. SOLD up % % q a.
The ciosIns was fairly steady. the list show"
i1g net losses OF 13a1b points: Novcr,ber. 500
ND :. Dccember5. .. OSl904: January: 9. la!fs y
February, a.a2a9.24; March. $500 q; AEr''.
"a .x5i0 40: May. 8. EQ9.48. 35 s3sfg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-26

sition steadily improves as a stock Of
gods diminish and the raw material de-
clncs nearer the point at which the mills
can operate profitably. The tcxtileness.
footwear and practically all branches OF
tho iron and steel Industry, are gaining
steadily. Some delay is noted In tho
movement Of freight, while railway re-
turns for November thus far show gain
of 60 per cent. over last years gross
earnings
Failures this week numbered 25 against
25s last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-26
Print Cloth Market.
.lRy a ssociatnd \ Prcsr.l

iss@ fBy. Associated Prcss,) Hi 5S4
FAIL RIVER. MASS November 20
Sales in the print cloth market will reach
a total OF about $4,000 pieces.
The market for the week has continued
dull. with prices unchanged on n basis OF
q three cents for regulars. Manufac-
turers are firm In their demands for
present prices ana continue to be slow
sellers Mostly all of the goods dlsposed
Of were for delivery In the near future
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-26
PRODUCE MARKETS.

Z NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-FLOu1t-Market,w was
quiet and nonInnlly higher. Rye
i sWheatmspos flr1n: 20. red. IS o2,. There
was a strong advance In wheat to-day ana me
market ruled firm oil day. closing @q ois ne.
higher Ny closed AZ 81 III july. floSSs { Dc
= corn-spot barely steady; No. 2, 55'1sc or.
ton market was quiet and featureless, cosiEs.
isc net higher with whtat. May closed a, al
Cd oats, g 10 32 pounds. 5i,4as5'sc. Options
tg BeefIstcady. Cut Meats-s,eady z. Lard
steady; western steamed. F5o; q No'e,nD .,
nent t7,To. pork--F1rm Tallow--Frn,: Rosin--
STEADY. Turpentine-Steadya at Pa 4eSc. "a,
Coffee-Spot Aio steady; No.i7 invoice; sssc.s
mild steady. The market ior ar nd
was steady q. the close. net unchanged y 70
POINTS lower Sales 147.OQo bags. Sugar.Haw,
nrm; fair refining, 4hc- centrifugal y" YES
4stc. n,ola6ses sugar, &c. rehned' 'f0't1i'''
tsi Butterns.rong y renovated. common 70 ex-
i'm. i3a1sisc. : western imitation: creamery,
common 10 choice, 1871 a2oc. chcese-Eirm;
state full cream. small September, GO re.
snnd white fancy, 1lSct5 hsss-,'9lllro = a''u
1'I Enthusiastically: Long Island. SL7sGe1;
StateTand sWestern. Sl.4oGl6o Jersey sWsels'a
s?as5o Peanu,smt'sady Il. fansS eMbbaes
Firm Firm: g per barrel a75c. cottonBy steam
TO Liverpool, 100 1bc
CHICAGO, ILL. Nov. &c. Excessive rains IN
Argentina, delaying harvest, caused u cent
advance In Tea, here added to buiisi
sentiment at the close December wheat "as
I'm 7sdilc: May Tic. Corn shows gain OF
SC. - cats are syMc. higher, and provisions
$7isIl7lfc. :,