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INSTITUTIONS STRONG.
Report Of the New York Life
Makes Fine Showing.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-The close of 1909
fluids many people eXpedtant as to tho
reports OF tho large financial institutions
IT, has been assumed, with the changes
In valuations of the stock and bond list
since July LIST, that there would be con.
siderable marking, offgin-vnlues and IN
the reduction of surplus holdings. Tho
New York Life Insurance Company Is
the first Iof the great corporations to
mako q statement, Tho applications for
now insurance amounted to $40 ,OO0OOO.
The new 'pnid-for business accepted ny
Tho company for 1908 y Ss20 100000, Presl-
dent Mccall states that this; last men,
TONED amount is In excess OF the previous
year Ivy s29NOO.0Nl,. 1t shows also a gain
ar over Sl9O00O,Do0 In total paid-for In
surunce outstanding which Is stated at
onr billion. seven hundred and forty-fivc
millions In amount covered by $1,000 pol
icles. The income Of 1903 Is oyer eighty
seven millions. and Is In, excess OF tho
In, ONE Of 1909 by moro than eight NIL
lions. The company reports also that
Il does not invest In or loan upon stocks
&c any kind, and that no cl . is taken
In assets Tor the excess OF The present
market value OF securities over their
cosl value, which excess Is over two
million dollars. Tho total resources OF
tho company exceed three hundred and
friy million dollars, ts bond holdings
lnntCuSCU louo ONCb.t tplkNy At&bA'SAS'tt ~
nolicya reserves. as certified BY the State
insurance superintendent and surplus
,rse, YES have been Increased during the
yeu by more than thlrty-fivo million
dollars,
'.'hu various bank and trust company
officials predict an easy money market.
and tho stock and other exchange mem-
bers appear to be well satisfied TINT
trade staEnation md the. doubtful views
OF business Improvement VIII likewise be
cleared awas Il, the: early part Of the
yenr. The large building and railroad
orertlons held MP by strikes and tight,
money market will It Is believed, be
resumed very early IN the new; year. Tho
government export and import figures
would seem to indicate that the total
exnnrts will fall a few millions below
Those of 1906 and DO about equal to
thost Of 1901, but materially In excess OF
those OF 1902. While the total imports viii
exceed those Of any preceding year, and,
combined with the exports, make the
Grand total of commerce more than In
INV preceding year; also that the exports
3os manufactures will exceed those Of
1900. by several millions. but be soma.
&whut below those Of the record Year
1900 and. perhaps, 1901,
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COTtU4, NJ ai,.S ErS,

NEW York, Deo 5l-Tho cotton snar;tet
opened weak ~ q decline u !; QSa points indor
ioi short account, foi.w.ug .cnbos beis.s- Ca:
pectntpns, ESTIMATES Tor h Nv. rec tp:s and
shortly afterward, on reEurts that oil Jan.
ulryl notices had been TproIn.nl taken u by
the local bun leader thu rlu rkSt began u
siigntiy better, assisted by, moderate bu!t sup
port from lucal sources.
Onal ny speaking. prices nantnu1L .6ork
upward until Jall,Ary renchsu y y, ala gu
considerably less active on tho .upturn ana tls
market frenuontly sasgel, oiI una on
hoInays, The close was very steady mt liparl,
the best Of tho session. or. :, p.i,t Lowell s
e es saHSi' a SCI, 30 Ealss 20" 1859 ~
Iseceipts Of the ports today wore ss,Ga,
Year For tho week z5uoo0 bales againats . liz.
bales last week anI e. ~ % sos ms! ss g
against S,707 last year, and at Houston a,1b7
bales against $751; laat year
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Ii. so: mddllng gulf. 1915, sales. a.so' bales
g quiet tim, Ssia; sas sss'Rs
b tuIs u Stock sses5 bales. ,,a. oot,,
Total to-day at all seap'rts-7,Sct cc M ~
ss:ess Eo,,, n TO- ora 5,l ii les
az ri, bales export to Cir a. Biin n o.. e.
bales: to France, 1911 bales; TO inc Co'''''''
&c. hs6 bnles. 4 . :, ~, 49, Ne,
receipts s. ssh bales; expor. to GL r. B; y ma
i Lo4 3l6 bales to France, 5laS95 oAes, " .'.o
Continent, /. c5l. 1877 bales
NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec. 3l.-CoT y In
SPOT cotton quiet: sales i 21o bales. y, al; a. ia
on o % afrns bats auaiutons hanye
,lowor: this was quickly FOLLOWED p yyost. rday.
cry that. carried pftces WEI, u1ose * =, t.
Sreak al The opening Ath9vgh II l, ina n'a1 X g.
was not In the panieky no q y, OK tsv.r1s
two days. the undertone was Bic t = any nv
and the attendance was e. =. Hast last biroal
day The most Significant ieosurS OF tHG sh ~
Ing was the lack OF offerings ShoTts sUU Vt
little or no desire to ii1u!aate d n,,t 1vit 4,
aillttIe e,eourngement much r. sa 6asns
could have been brought an.,ut ,v,.h - re-
did not encourage new 1I'e:at! ny " u ~ .s
days o: dIeness before them All brokeis , %ere
advised putting margtns o. ten all contrh ~,
The market Vas Well SUPPORTED 9 IL, pu'.
level Of tho dny. the net gains bein i.V1if
fqsnsss stsahx a'S7JJ1 ;s
siI s sal 1s aasss z" Ssi
'Noto.Exchnnrei closed until Monday.
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pRnnucE MARKET.

beis higher. Rye Flour QUIT Buc ,S
Fl5ur-Dull.s cornmeal--Firla Isye-Duull, ar
'WheatSspot firm; No. . red. s,c; Options s 3
opened firm and held strong most OF tn ca, Gay
81 further war talk. bullish crop news g ,3
support higher sh c sasles w aa1 ons tut arm.
showinr Nc. net advance May cl 81 at
@s Srns .srs rm: No. .. rec Option market
from, Important interests at Chicag STEADY az,
cables, light farm offerings and senesa. pun
ssnte ei1sea G az Size ''' Oats arm
Zee Beef1 oEIs1h maln Western steam,
81 s.a s7ss 5ssf 81 isssy 7;a%tS Ta,;s%
steady. Turpentine---Quiet ,,,e.
mia, Gaee ARM The 0' m nal for eos rs
opened steady at an advance . effl pn ,,1 ~
bull suppost f99T'n and Sy' az Pc, ad
vance Of 1oal5 ,points 81 S,y ia "a
quiet QUIET MoTlnsses-Firn,. -, a., :
h4..e NJ 81 eT!Ee sses@ieil M as
cream. fancy small. colornl septe aII,bcr 81
5a,s MADE 1Se smsl NJ M v
= POTATOES Lns LAM. s2;2ooG,, s 90:
ssass and ;s Wss;sg sGssy
steady; tGncy i,andplcked, +ad &C.; lthen
domestic. sGsc cabbnges-Sts,d !: y ,tre :,
By steam, to Liverpool. 1.c.
~ ri;,nT Sections Of the winter wheat belt. to-
gether with war news, contributed strenI,n =, -
grains to-day May wheal c'' prvisIbn s wers
7Hdleoc. higher.
= iu,, lca.l,,,. luotn,ions rnnpeh &, follows;
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RICHMOND P !, =, I, NARKEr,

J. OUR--FITFn IIHht rFcelptS, ~
SRYE-Receipts continue light and market
! " Market continues active with light
receipts. M l8l
CnRN--Steady; light receipts.
OATS-,Qulet and steady. y gi s 4sf
K TAY-.With increased receipts and near ap-
propcl, to Christmas holldays the market ~
EoasMReceipts continue light and market
active; eggs Tor Christmns trade should ~
ahipped at once. as we anticipate lower prices
Just before Christmas, 81 & 4
Butter-Re Ihehehth memybbbb hemenltfaw
4 BUTTERF Raoepts moderate ;cholse sweat
rolls I In actiYo deinlnd at quotnl Ions, u Il
no LTRY-p Pressed; re,4Ipts llg5t; turkeys
and ducks active I'VE turk ,ys and az j ~ ~
AGAINST si shipments q i've stock Tor ths pFessaI
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RICHMOND G7A1N MAPKFr
Ut ~ 7F'7.-7'1 : -. = NJ,
CATTLE MARKETS.
Richmond, ava, ,dD Dec. 81, 1919.

csipts, Z 900 head. Market strong to l5c. higher.
Good to prime, s. G5. 75: Door to medium ~. so ,
5.Oo: stockers and feeders s. a.. COW. and
heifers. s1.T564.75; Gamers st.75d2 40: bulls,
to-day, $4,000 head: 70 -morr. " 80 lel
Market steady to &C.. higher Mixed and bite,
ers. 81. 6na14 30; rood to choice, hen"y 74.i55t
40; rough heavy s. .ca+ g: l'rs' s5ds4. %
bulk OF sales, s4s1n475 Shee1,-Receipts. 49,
00o head. Sheep ant Lam s cl 81 | We :.
Good to choice wethers saTDio IA to
choice mixed, ssGs.75; native lainbs. sL.pa
4 NEW YORK Dec st.-B11EvEs- Receipts,
GO head. few sales were en- ,te an the
market rated about steady Native steers COLI
at s. coos IS; dry cows. s1,sof2.50. not includ.
Ing one at "a. Dressed beef. stca lvt lit
dressed. ma tive sides, sG;SAc, per pound
Calves-Recelpts. 122 head. vsal-s rate 3i.c.
higher. Tho market was slow and Jun ,Nnnx,d
otherwise Veals sold ut s5dt5.25. CITY dress ~
ea257 head. Sheep rated G'.it- and stead !;
lambs, generally slow and tho average OF sale
a triiei easier. Sheep sold at s370'' lan,h at
$8TG.85: culls. 81 %. Drtsesl i r,utt II 6f1sa.
per pound: dressed lambs, 81 GS1lo 10 8 :
Receipts. ai447 head MARKET !? ists, silently
firmer. Few New Jersey hogs sold at $685.
CINCINNATI. o., Dec. s,.--Ho -s--,ctive
S2G4.65. Sheep-Strone Mt sI35O Lambs
Active ana higher at $450l18 H. Fl75F ID
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THE. PRICES !.
ARE: Held ]
Tits All That Was Attempted
III tile Stock Market. off,
Yesterday.
THE MONEY RATE is RUN \ !. |, up i
Reached Nine Per Cent, But
K the Rise Was Neither Unex-
pected Nor Unprecedented.
nv Associated prcss.l

NEW. YORK, Dec. 3l.--Nothing more
was attempted In to.day's stock ma. het
a,n.ln 10 nod prices. 1 HIS attempt was
eminently successful, for the narAet pre-
scented d hard and uny,eiding surface
No great power Of resistance was re-
CURED, In TACT, for tho pressure upon
3 tiicbnnlket was the llsllleBt. Tue running
up Of the money ratio lutte in the day 70
nlno per cent, the highest Of the move
mont was not nnexpcctcd, and was o.
y litlIe influence On stocKs The rise WIS
muchslcss than often happens at this Pc
I rod Of tnc year. and speculative commit
mlnts arc apparently not over EXTENDED
4 ard not IN u et.k ndnus, 30 that the sillt'
4 ing al lvans dslOdged little slock. Even
III ne 8cU. lun inArheL u (. mOie tiunquiit
lore y. Q yned ana iinmeuIatc~ neceseit'e - +
GlIIti.e way Of CLOSING up cOiitfaGls steii.ea
tos.c ncL, and q bsptcuiatsG Split iiian.-'
\ 1e. IN entet lnE UPON &lieW ONES. s, !.
5lnuie WIS nO#Uu,.nB dcnlund 81 lmPFor-
tnncc I or SlUIhs.E uiitlSlnc AiHnieesSoi gtt.c
1.tlr..Gi was rALiieri uut 70 iuck OF pres.
sure tnanE 40 aily uctlve SsnU " OF BIZ eli6tii.
I ia most p. O.I.iilCnt $BlockY IN Inc spGSu-
il. lUls was ~ Inll oLinutsu "copper", Witch
lose 10 q, new iiietI ies ciEon a REPORT o.
& Iai &c 10. e.gn buying 3Ut5 COPPER Inc re-
( DLr, TINT the Uilted Loprerg Syndicate
mad Leen d.ssVls eu also t.lu y IL - =! aote
Tie movement III AtchisonE was u turn
q against che si.Ufls, 'IHe Current eiL.nliss
: sid .Gni.nts5 OF Inc codiers aLd AnLoLAGc'
Il n.e... vi uNcuti IN @pIi.u9 N Stea m Sizes
Y byf neauLg Rather eItreshed lnAt group
dor time. LONDON also renecled ue-.
d pressing iillu9IIe upon Lilix ii.uthcl. NAusi.
i,iteiese a..aci.es TO the amount OF Eti.e
& cA.eelcd loan Expansion III TINS week s
n pAl.K sta ,einent.a Tnc Increase In net
cuTmngBgo OF the Union PACING ZOE oven.
Der ti.ade Wat Was resuiued as Sal.
Z 1s...I.o y !.liDw.liG.
some comment was given TO the num-
der OF rn,IrGud accidents III Ire recon,
3 past, anu tho lmpot lant trans Wii.ch
nave been anccteu. nm 5t3 a is]i.5 S
E The eliminating horror OF the, Chicago
: disuster Eayo tOlce to- the, consideration.
OK az clu ctts AS 6uvslructivc clOfs. ~
c4osns tUne muB dull und heavy.
i,onus were in lignt ucinand but firm.
Iii tSncg Total SAFES, pa r vulue. si,9o5.ttJ
s. 4 otn l. safes o6J.sol sha. cs. a. - III &
KEW YORK. Dec. s1.-3loney on Gull
strObs. Gsto y per ccnt.: closing bid q; Oh
tered at 8. Tine loans tlrsll = SIXTY and
\ nilely days 5hper3 cent; six mOntnx "a.
Prime mefcantllc puEeri 5 1-2 to q per cent.
s Stcrl:ng exchange trm with ual%b BUSH
Il 1,eSs IN .anksrs Bills at 1884 to siei.1O sioi
s demand, and Mt eiSl to 1881 III, Tor sky
Gay Ills. Posed rates saslt y to s4o-
ni5d slco to dsE H. Commercial bi.is
Y $4aJ - 10 $isU a-S. Bar silver % I'D /
% mexican dollars 40 Ia VII
y y s t.s 4
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TOBACCO MARKET
Richmond, Va. Dc,

Ms -ISUII1IVtIut- tt'tl DcC IT. 1875
Tobaccn-purk rlrud Tobacco--(Re lrder Nh
Old: Receipts continue light and market Juint
New: With. light receipts TIE market contino
firm at aTo,ations' o,,, BrghtsEa!r receipts;
continue light and market active. - ~, .
Tho quotations are US follows:
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LYNcHnuna ronAcco MARKET

9.811-l9 a Tg-10 LynchhurR, Va, Dec 81, 1903.
salss q .ohasSa o. th9 ESs .n nasnst
reported BY John !. oglesby. o. Lynch Ware.
house. 95-if W It.e 4%o3f W. 49,
hounds; sold week ending December 2Sd is iW
Ropnas; a. decrease for We9k ending DeeaIp19ssr
70 December s3, 1908. 9,f74lt!9 pounds - !
from October Il 1902. to DceembeI 2s, 1904 a.
zee 100 pounds; decrease fcl 1907. 4,4ls.90o
pounds, N + ~ T
much lighte than 81 .ts sumo quarter last
Year, caused by the very dry and coid waa,as :
81 the past two months. Thu quality OF tho
oirerIngs has been rather, more Inferior nan
Yves expected but = small prop.rtion q i. f !
have averaged rather lower on All grades ex'
ceps >tno shipping and Wrappers S
Sales will open agaln on Monday, January
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u coTToNsEED OIL hfARKtGT.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3i.-Cottanseed OIL was
dull Prime Crude, (. o. 5. mills 2oD3o4.;
prime summer yellow, 36}sdi37c. off summer
yellow, nominal; prime white; 39f04Oc; primo
winter yellow, 40Gp42c.i 5t MA KS " saf&
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schooner AllCo E.f CluEk EIOflucliCC.
Schooner. Estelle 5Phinney. 4 Allyn Point.
Barge Dllda, Providence.
Barge New Jersey Providence,
/ CHESTNUT HILL
AND HIGHLAND PARK.
ss is saX s g hs susS f &astS
Mr.. Y Hnlris and his little daughter.
l.mma. who have been spending the past !,
alrs Eugene Long, letts last Mednesday
or their home, In North Carolina.
Miss Marvel Cease. OF Ricnm n! !, has
{ocen visiting lriends on tho I'll La .,,,,a
SICK for few oays.iAis somewhat I'M 4
4 .4.ss Myrtle BEDFORD entertained quite,
ing at hor home. on. Second Avenue.
tlnlto an el,Joynpln evoning was spent
" ali present, otter which light refresh
ments were served. =, Ii !, \,
entertained a number OF their friends
tuesday at dipch. Refreshments were
solved later.
AIRS. Splntly. OF Highland Park, Is still
ccnnned to the house by sickness
MISS Emma Quarlss visited Misses josie
and MARY BOOTH this week.
g delightful surprise. party was ten
in their home. on Third Avenue, Chestnut,
Srliii. last Monday evening. Games were
Played until q late hour. after which all
S.,-Junrnsd to the spacious dining room,
&nere a sumptuous repast was served \
among those present were Misses Nellie
cutter. of Petersburg; Hazel kngstrays
Nellie and Fannie. Smith, Emily and Bos !
4 sic Gary. mary bungers Hnzel Jude,
I.Uttle Wilson,, Mary Lee, Ct acie Fitzsche,
$rrancas md Mamie Waugh, Elvaa and
,rlauys Malloncl. Cleve Curry. Eula and
E.ary.y Berry. Bayley, Burgers. Wood.
S3evllle, u. ooks Norman, Jude. Wilson.
s.SlaStUn- yNleilluhei, bOWmun
Mrs Gary and Mrs. Bowman acted as
fnnaperones
Miss Emma Justice Of Powhatan county.
Has the guest this week Of Miss kath-
erinc Watkins, Of Chestnut Hill.
Little Josephine Woodal and her BROTH
~ have been. visiting their grandmother.
Mrs Satterwhite, OF Fourth Avenue.
Miss Mary Lockett entertained the
.aucnre Club Thursday night.
Miss Garnett Carter. accompanied by
ner sister. Mss Marie. left Tuesday for
Mrs. ohm Tiller entertained her Sunday
school class Wednesday from three to
az clock.
he Young Peoples Progressive Finch
Grub will ,be entertained this evening by
MISS Iaess Marshall ut her homo. on
urth Avenue. $53
A most enjoyable entertainment was
given by the Boys, Society in the lecture.
+. Dom OF Highland Park Church TUESDAY
night. The room was beautifully deco,
lated by John Ratcliff. Miss Lille Todd
and Little Katie May Davis Davis rected in
a beautiful solo. after which Santa Claus
made his appearance. MS. Frank Var
prough was presented with an exquisite
ann by her sunday school class.
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PoTAToEs-ln very good demand lgh. ro-
tinsi PLEs-Receipts liberal but the market
RANGEs.Recelpts moderate: market In
better shape. fls Z. ~ 4.
r RECEIPTS FOR THE; WEr.k-Wneat. u, 452
busheiu corn, yie,z bushels; oats 10, 0.s buSh-
eis rye, 900 bushels; -four, s,2i1 barrels Ray,
4lb tons !; mill ofral, o. tons j -
h STOCK IN LEVATOR-W heat, 4, G5ss lush
ala: corn 1908 bushels; oats, 47217 bushels.
-. 1eOr,I r,T Y-I,IvICNAkD DKES}SEc ~ tfgss
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.cIcslro fcfD QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. D. and Quincy now. H.. .......... a3A
Chicago NJ. and 81. paul gen ~. !loM
Chicago ana Northwestern con. 7s.......... i2l3S
Chicago. RI. and Pacific 4s.....,........ GsHs
Chicago. r. L and rac. col. s............is7s y
e., c., c. and st. Louis gen. 4s........s. %
Chica go Terminal ls ~
Colorado and Southern Is .................f 80
Denver md Rio Grande 4s................... IA;
Erie prior lien Az $50
iSrie Generni a. S67i
Eurt Worth and Denver City 1sts........ l0cL4
I1nck ~ Valley 4ihg 1Ub
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s..............
Manhattan consol gold 4s...................l2rs
Nferica n Central AZ u MI
.Mexiean Central LIT inc. .................. Mis
Winn and Al II .ouIs 4s... ...,...,.,,,,.. 81 "A
Missouri. Kansas and To1as ls,...........ss ss1s
Missoui, Kansas and Texas :dt............. Is
IA tjnnai y r. az hfaxi leo con IL 10 M
New York Central gen, sNs..,.........., sou
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Y BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. q.
z BALI laiOkE. MI Deo. ais ..bsaM ,Alr
III. SSnbonrd 4s, iv,sGil AtaEti I Cont Lilo
common Vls OIL do. prefer red 1O3is bid. 4
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New Jersev Central zen. o.. 1906.
Northern Pacinc t4s 1o2st
Northern Pacific IS '...................... Il
Norfolk and Western con. ls....: 9GH
Oregon Short 7 ina IA nnd turtic, ,...,,... A.
i3.nnsylvania cory. axs.. .............: vb3s
Ronding General 4s ........... 9. "
ST. L. and Iron Mountain conso Cs...n.e ~ 4
St. Louis and san Francisco Is. 4s........ s41a
St Louis Southwestern lsts.. .............5
scaboard Air Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, IQb
Southern Pacific As ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s.
S Es4ss ana Kf Pasias Il i1s s
Toledo ST. L. and Western Gds............ 4 f'
{siss P TssIfs cdnv /; ss az:
IL. q Steel 2d ia Il ~
Wabash lists ;-4ts
Wabnah Deb. Be &. .......... t3h
Wheeling and Lake Erie gds ................ 50
wisconsin Central As ..,..,.,..... II
Colorado Fuel md Iron con. Gs............ t,H
NJ. and o., collateral trust J.............. %
Central OF Georgia ed Observation-Disclosures. 20
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l,.uu,,,. a,otntInns RANGED Il, fnl!uwa,
'H.T'..-. n. Oman IIIgh Low. Close

.It'Ash tIIIniniInna Wnro n n FfII"Ws. VI n
Firm. No. spring wheat. slTsSc, No 81 -zD
49,. No. !. red. ss'sSes6he No s 3 eorn !2z I;
white,. ssa $sc. { 10. e rye. SO, Good feeling
barley, q SO B: fair to choice mating 4s96sc.
sioeM; prlm 1sS Timoth 1 seed, Sc co. Mess noik'
per barrel sl2 oalsll2. 70 lard, per 100 pouIds,
S,4sis;, short clear Sides (h,xedN sos7ENs 50,
Whiskey, basis of high win s sl.s Clio er,
cries. ISHa3Mc.; dairies, 1870. Eggs--sl.ndy
at e5d?So Cheese--steady at lG4l0lsc, J,
and ara the nsntS six aSsso snot pea 7s,.; 81,
s7Re, Corn-FIrm snot, 40 and III mouth,
6Oa5ON c.i spot mew new. 4 aogs9,so new soutaer
h Msi.e No e Witt, $50 n Sc Rys1Frm; No
eIs coo. Butter--Fln, AMI unchanged Eggs,
Firm mt {3ic. Cheese ana S-glr-- tendy and
unchanged, tll ". S {{it
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ANNOYING EN- EN- T.

BEG TO AENouNHc;g !, THAT THE ! LAY. tS1,7
@sPnR hss Been .. dIssoiysa by NUT
concent. and that haye remove my
ofltce to the Shafer Building. 1909 last
( Main Street second Office hool. Spe.
cialties: Mercantile, Corporation ana
to accidents and personal Injuries state
and Federal courts. !. - y.
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JOHN 1. WILLIAMS & SONS.
BANKERS,
Dealers IA RICHMOND. VA,
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
MUNICIPAL BONUS A SPECIALLY
CORRESPONDENTS invited III
pEANtir MAt,te m.

Dark WRAPPERS ...i...s,..,.!.s,... H,oo % low
u MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
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j,sf.i.Sa y 6i5 mn, ,:nni,s ,tiRIt TT
NEW York. Dec. 5l.--,fhc day In dry goods
was n short one. and buyers were conapi NOUS
prlcey has been general n,ll In mark 4 has
not felt any &enkcnIn effect fran All dc.
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NAVAL. srt,PEs.

NAVAL STORES. ! !, J, ,,,.,
rT MsPMlTfifSf et GUS s? reel reel g %
casks. RosIn-F Firm NJ s2.lO; receipts, q onr-
Crude Turpentine--rirm a, 81 2.dpl.sJ; receipts
81 casltB. aisl 49, 7 IL . w 81
9 SAVANNAH. GA.. Dec, aL-TURPE.iTlN1!5.-,
casks; exports, ESQ casks. Rosin--Flrm; s,le.
o3i barrels; receipts. ls!a tarre 8 exp rts
CHARLESTON. s. g.. Dec. 3i...TURPt1N-
T1NE--Steady ut 65hc,7 Rosin-Steady
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& MARINL IN IELLlIENCE.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. 81. 1904
45iF9 ttisgtIZ AltiSLS IIiJ tF e $3.50 st
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk, mercnan-
disc and passengers, Old DOMINION line
& steamer lPucununtAs, rAvuAs, j. H. anu
Norfolk, merchandise and passengers. VlrglIlia
Navigation Company.
ne 5tEi5 sz 2fs- SAILED 4st4ts.3 f.ast51
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes, Norfolk merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, DEC. 81 1903
AltItf, Ell { p
Steamer Alton, New Orleans. i
y Schooner Alice NJ. Colourn. Portsmouth.
a Schooner Alice e. Clark, Providence.
itsl 9GAttSNtr, t5 81 q ma LINZ "a -. ia
y Schooner Estelle Phinney.i Allyn's POINT.
Barge gEllida, Providence. ~. 10 If e jay
Barge New. ersey, Propidenco,is
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syat... @ PEANUT MA t,feT't !.
NORFOLK, 4v.A.,ts Dec. 3l--PEAN CTs--
Farmers market iirn,ct Fancy SSs- n.liGt,y
prime, 5Adlsasc.; prime. 25sAac !. common 1.zV
INC. Spanish, S3ajsbc. machine picked sa
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pETERsBURG, VA. Dec. 3i.--pEAN uTs--
Eplnisli. yuatv2,at jMilrRet iftil. Stock ,iEht
fanny mhrket steady.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-23
MYSTERY SILL UNSOLVED
Murder 90 Rosa white. % chap
Evansville. ". IN. Puzzles
the Authorities.

Huntington vs.. va, Dec l9.-Mys-
terry stll shrouds The murder OF Miss
Eose White, the ls-year-old daughter
~ Harlan White, whose mutila-od
lody was found near Chapmansville,
n LOGAN county, Saturday. The first
lir OF evidence which may lead To an
arrest Carr % light Sunday morning
when brand new clinching iron was
found lying IN the snow about zoo
gears from the spot where Miss
Whites body was discovered. An in
testcat,on has revealed that this
clinching iron. which was stained
with biooG. was purchased the night
before the murder at store in Chap
Evansville BIZ well-known young man.
whose home Is ten miles from the
White estate. This young man is
missing II is said that two years ago.
wtilr Miss White was still a school
sirl the scung man was a constant
cal.c- a; her home