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Milford chronicle., 1904-12-16
Christmas Shopping.

The coming week will be busy one
for the merchants, and it will be wis
dom for shoppers to take advantage OF
the early part of it to do their Holiday
shopping, and avoid the rush; and
also get better selection Of the Holiday
goods. On Saturday, next, the day
before Christmas, the stores will be
crowded to their limit, and the clerks
rushed, while the stocks will be de-
pleted. Buy early and have better sat
isfaction.
Milford chronicle., 1904-12-16
Chance for Delaware BOYS.

DR. Harter has just been notified by
eablegram from DR.. Parkin saying, that
the examination for the Rhodes Schol-
arshlps will be held on the 18th and
18th of January, 1905. All natives OF
Delaware, and all persons from out OF
the State, who have been students OF
Delaware College, are eligible for ap'
pointment to the scholarship from Del
aware.
We nope there will be a large quail
fying class frcm whom the committee
may select a man who shall measure
up TO the ideal Of Cecil Rhodes.
Milford chronicle., 1904-12-16
Collins Again Marrles.

Elmer Collins, who two years ago
was acquitted of the murder of his wife,
on hia farm near Laurel, was married
on November oath to Miss Mabel L
Warren, Of Schenectady, N. Y. The
couple are now visiting the groom's
relatives in Laurel.
Milford chronicle., 1904-12-16
Rural Mail Carriers Complain.

Since the snow-storm, the carriers of
mail over the various routes are com
lainiug that the farmers do not clear
the snow from the boxes, which makes
much delay and unnecessary work fol
the carriers whose fingers are cold. The
boxes in many instauc re filed solid
with snow, and it would be but little
trouble for the owner to clear them.
Milford chronicle., 1904-12-16
Short lions Of Interest.

I
The rural mat drivers had trouble in
making their tripa on Monday.
The Red Men, Sakimas Tribe, ex-
joyed feast Of oysters at Viereek's last
Tuesday evening.
The w. G. T. U. meet4 with Mrs.
P. Barmean, on North Third st5eet,
next Tuesday evening at $50 O'Clock.
Are your sympathies with the Ush-
ers' Union, and have you its work at
heart? If so, go to Armory Hail to-
night.
The snow afforded lots Of sport to
those who had sleighs, the fIst Of
which passed over the streets on Satur.
day last.
The C. w. Parker Concert Company
is the peer Of any on the American
platform. Hear their program and
thus help the Union.
Marion James, colored, aged 19years,
died in Wilmington on Friday of last
week and his remains were brought to
Milford for interment on Monday.
Every mother, father, sister and
friend of the members Of the Ushers'
Union, will be in ArmoTy Hall tonight.
The G. w. Parker Concert Company
deserves a crowded house.
Several homeless dogs have been
wandering about the town for week
past. and it would be an act of mercy
to put the half starved animals out OF
their troubles by killing them.
David Cheesman, aged "a years, died
at the Minquindale Home, near VIII
mington, last Saturday, and his re-
mains were brought to Milford on Mon.
day for interment in Odd Fellows
} Cemetery.
A novel entitled Thunderstorm, n
has been written and published by DR.
Ill., n. Rhoads, of Philadelphia which
has been highly spoken of. A copy o
p the publishers edition reached th'
writer Yesterday, and further mention
of the work will be made in anothe
edition.
i Mrs. Jacob Sapp hrs bad some stilic
d ton this winter from sickness am
i death. but this week fortune was NOR
/, kind. Needing some fruit cake, sh
stopped into Har6y's grocery and pun
u chased two pounds and on using
Il found five dollar gold piece imbedde
lin its centre. 1t was prize put in tn
c cake by the manufacturer. !
The State Board of Health on Mon
day last sent three sterilized bottles
the Milford Board OF Health at the II
IF ouest of its secretary, Charles G. Fishe
7. who has had the bottles filled respe'
2, lively with town water and water troI
le the wells of James P Pierce and AlIre
le Hevalow. In the families of each
lg these gentlemen there has recently bee
lg tvphoid fever. The bottles thus file
III have been returned to the State Boal
ne and the result ofitsanalysis is anxious
I'd looked for.
The horses attached to Oscar Bet'
- hearse ran away last Friday at noon
they were returning from Barrat'
n Chapel Cemetery, and at Front al
" Walnut streets one horse fell, thro'
ing the other animal. Samuel Bet
'h wis thrown off onto the pavement al
= sustained several severe bruises b
% Oscar Belts jumped off near Mrs. Ma
i'S E Lofisnd's residence. His head W
Gu cut but no bones broken. The vehiC
sustained no damage, but tone horse hi
\ cash fully six inches long cut in
shoulder
Milford chronicle., 1904-12-16
Prisoners in Sussex Jail Wanted to Wed.

A love affair has developed in the
Sussex county Jail in which the lothario
is a life prisoner Nehemiah Harmon,
coIored, who three years ago was con-
victed of the murder OF Henry Mitchell,
a white man, near Holly7ille, became
enamored with Lille Duker, a dusky
damsel, and also a prisoner. Last Fri
day Harmon asked Deputy Sheriff 9.
T. Purnell to procure marriage eert-
ficate in order that he and Lille could
get married in the prison. The deputy
sheriff did not think the Jail proper
Mace for the celebration of nuptials and
he refused to get the license.
Milford chronicle., 1904-12-16
Will Sell Real Estate.

Through and by consent of the King
Lime Company, Mr.. Charles M. Hem
mond expects to 60 into the real estate
business as a side issue. He has now
sixty farms and quite lot Of town
property in hand for sale. MIR. Ham
mond will still retain his position with
the limescompany.
Milford chronicle., 1904-12-16
Lecture at Reynolds NJ. P. Church.

A lecture will be given in Reynolds
NJ. P. Church by Rev. F. H. Multi
peaux, on January 8rd, 1905, on Pal
estin and the Bible" The same lecture
will be given on January 5th at Beaver
Dam Church. Doors will open at each
at o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1904-12-16
Town Elections in January.

The annual elce ions for muuic psi
officers for the town OF Milford will be
held on Monday, January End, 1903,
and the election for choosing a mem
Der of the Light and Water Commits
sion will be held on Tuesday, January
8rd, 1905. There is no contests for
either election that has come to the
front.
Milford chronicle., 1904-12-16
Another Large Hog.

Robert J. Meredith butchered hog
last Friday at his home in Milford
Neck that weighed when dressed 6l2
pounds. This is one of the largest killed
in this section.
Milford chronicle., 1904-12-16
Purchased Potatoes in Bulk.

Mr.. HURT, the potato buyer located
at Houston, has purchased house Of
potatoes near Harrington for 81, 10000
The house contained at storing time
1900 baskets of primes and 100 baskets
of seconds. Potatoes have been bring
ing better prices this week in the city
markets.
Milford chronicle., 1904-12-16
CHURCH NEWS.
Christ Church.

Dec IS, Fourth Sunday in Advent
mathis, litany and sermon, 1890 m. :;
Sunday School, L 45 p m; st. Stephens
Chapel. $50 p. m; st. Faiths Guild
Tuesday evening: Christ Church Guild
Wednesday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1904-12-16
St. Paul N. E. Church.

By a special request the Rev. R. G
Waters, D. D., will preach a special
rermon in the st. Paul M. E. Churen
sunday evening on -"Christ the
utable.n The public, if present,
benefited. Special musical selec'
Re rendered. a full house is
Milford chronicle., 1904-12-16
Sold House in Milford.

George D. Srueallie has sold his prop
erty in South Milford, on Montgomery
street, to VIM. Denuey, the blacksmith,
for $1,000. Mr.. Denney will occupy it
as a residence for himself.
Milford chronicle., 1904-12-16
DOlan Has Not Signed

J. Frank Dolan denies that he has
signed with any base ball club for next
season. He says contracts have been
sent to him from Boston and othei
cities, but he has not signed any o.
them. He is holding them under ad
visement.
Milford chronicle., 1904-12-16
Ts.Nieht.

Every friend of the Ushers' Union
should attend the c w. Parker Con-
cert Company's entertainment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6,-The cotton market
onened easy under Liquidation, enc luraGed py
Liverpool cables ana aur.hs o ,,i
first haf hour prices ruled generally easS ANU.
i9IeS points net lower all round linen GUS
nsjight rally on talk OF dccrsas,. i'lo "a "a
ment and smaller receipts for tae Gay, anu
tho market recovered n few points, but son.
turned easier again ns news iron, ~ @n 20
East took a less encouraging tone: ana beio .,.
midday the general list about 390l, points
lower Then there was another moqerat. Iu'i!,
extending to n matter OF ~ or 10 ponts' ~
carly sellers bought for profits hul afa'n ,o,s
upward tendency was checked bS ELL E.i., wv" W.
Jisuuietlng rumors from me flr E'asl. ! nc
sailing was very heavy at this time ana Pre-
YER, rapidly driven back until. WIN IN. MAJ ~
selling at i..sS. May and July at 1875: i''eS
that noted before the advance OF Scsterdsns,
and showed n net loss on those positoFs q :!
Is points Toward the close very nullish re-
norris were received from New Orleans on
earning the attitude OF leading bulls thcrc,
and also TO the effect that European interest
were bidding freely for spot tton. ms W 9
accompanied by buying orders from the s9u,n;
easy. net 70eI76 points over. Sales were estl-
mated at 1000. 900 bales.
Port receipts for the day were llsht ana tne
Southern spot markets hardly res7on 4td me
declines in futures, but speculative atten ION
seemed conferred on the far Eastern sltuati- n.
and other market influences were PRACTICALLY
neglected. ,-..o al,
against 50, IS last week and 4s.o4o last year
For the week co5.Ooo bales against ?ss..3s .
week and e75,l79 last yeas To.day,s reeei :,
at New Orleans were H.se5 bales AGAINST Ia. :
g35 last year. and Mt Houston sai? bales
against 1917 last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
lhursta !, January 18th, 1904, at
O'Clock Koon, al Cbass
City, Va.

offer for sale at fuUlc Auction, on tile
pi emises. Ill the reul ana petsuhai lr.p
erLy OF sa,u company, locateu al anu sd
1dCent 10 the sad town or CHASE t.ly.
ana embracing I4o ac.'s OF grounds, Wtth
LIItl.l waters thereon. and the Meck-
ienDlrg HOtel ana oanato iuin, with ,ts
coluple.e furnishings unu equipments.
luE. AIELtALEA> bCRH f1O ILL unu
rn-t = With rs BEDroO.s. Vel
llgnleu and Ventilated; vide halis aud
steam. lghlel 10y electricity, supplied
CLEAn. PURE |WArEN llonl an lAltrs;-
I,leIc iIIyurlutic uepul l!iicnl. lne oomsr
slA lion WIN uu.le.s. engines. pumps, ~.
lIuMus anu Il Av-ton acc pllnl, ult.i, .':s
uIupie Iur the leeds VI llie house Ut 'ull
capacity. me steam Laundry IS Vel!
arranged AMI aMp.e, aAu Tue 6otti..lS
tor cult ell1ellt !iuiiuilAs " tile uiillsrh!
waters. eAnu tilers u e aIsu On tlte ptv.l!s-
Is Aeunets uo"!ius ul.sy aI4d -. e.sn &c.
p.u!uul!.I aga sanitary conditions drh e.
leilenl. ne properties cost more nun
Wv w, Ine hots - 81, aoeru!!y Ht:su Hc'
cEina, siIvctwhre. h4tcAcl ut.ltsi.s: ~.
&C., Vi latest ueas!l anu s&Ge'.e14t uvn!.!y:
aUUIilE4tN n3A4L,AY, Lnreo h"u.s
from IIlc..mOnd. aud Is easily accessible
Is o.sJ lecL uDUte SEA lieto!, cn.OSs a. utl
iurl.Ily ui.lu cl.ulate. a!iulus sVuu sllUO!!hH
II, SEASON, ana IS an luca al Tue Seat
lCuAu result ,,,,>,
tel tanning guests. Alu mas Uccn ~ COZ!
l.uuUus U,,elu.!vl! s.IlCo us cOttlV!clIUn. ~
LuCeu.Dur IJy., aud llus MUu tA'ur VITA
The puui!c. E
lnluleu.Ale pUsatsa.u, anu ll!!u alhl'e
euu.pi.cuL lUr cul.tlltuiu6 Tie Ous.t!esS
WlluUut INTERRUPTION, e. tlt d.Nsg
TINS property uners q rare opportunity
Tor investment, anu parties tlilt! est1d 'lfu
invited " lliuhe p~lsvAAl Inspection u
IL Ucih,e Jay VI sac.
i l.I.Aio--LAo4i us to one fourth OF the
PURCHASE mulicy. ulu Tie residue ~ TWO
equal ,Instuliuculs Ut olo anu Two Ve:lrS
WltA Interest tne!eOn al Tue RUE " NIX
per cent. per nnnum from uate ~ SAFE
IN pad, Tie uulurrcu Payments ~ W
evidenced by nulrs OF bunua VI tho 9ur'
chuser, and secured Wy decd vi trust upon
-" "A LONG TEXAN LEASE is AU,rHO!;-
IIEL, IT. aLIlALl-E OFt FIX - NE
Gel We'd BEtUkE LAY Of SAtE
- -" GEO. A. EMILY,
Il. II NUBE!trs.
~. AinpbBftSi:!:ssIGHAsE CITY CITY !, MIi$Ei;;AIL
&C i3-lds 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
Total sales of stocks were 7ss!soo shares.
Wall Street Gossip.

Special to The Times Dlspa tch)
ersy u aoHK ' and vas
weakness IN l9nd9n and t ts passin5 o,9 nr the
lection in places. and general rally tenden
after the tirst few minutes The ps'tss ion
eeInen, was trading beth 9th ways "a and commits
The Missouri Pacific statement gave con-
siderable support TO tina, stock In sac early
.The rumors on, the Car Foundry common
almos, exactly reelected the declne Tie
stock In London From this it wa Inf re!
liquidation. although the loan crowd still sno"s
considerable short Interest.
TONE HEAvT-The tone of the market waL
heavy in the first hour. influenced to ems
cradle extent by the LonIon sci VIII h vas vas
holding a; lower prices. uni npar fr,ni the
foreign selling there was not mu-n stock preSs-
coserlns shorts Cure b. os,' Buying OF Penn.
gylvania gave some enr!y support 20 hat stock.
I'd i short or CO covering The Canadian Pacific sold
early was thasg;i TO be stock nre'i.9pusiy UNI
1851 n e e With seF Us cheek
do no; SO far seenr to have created an? real
public following.
COPPER FIRM-The arm tone in Amalsn-
mated cSpps55 aF.sfs I'm p, the
Iesisohn business. has TAX n a u, Of sto k
in the past Two days. AMI 1t is said at
S NVassernann buying is FIR tn. SAM source,
London Is bulsn ana ree.r.s the fo.v.gn
gtocks OF the metal as very low.
MIDDAY DULLNESs-The market became
very dull after midday, aokin rltn r sold
out In places. but .aek.ns an, disposition on
Il the part OF the traders to bid up Apa.t from
( teh foreign selling good d.. OF the s,o X
coming out looked like operations on the $40. :
+ side.
WEAK CLoSE-Tho market closed weak,
udti war; rumois more definite than they had
) been ana traders max n; most OF tle.n. ev..-
Ing was very largely for tae pr -fessionll, but
stop-orders we're caugat and opsraIors ON the
floor claimed that there We're mrs. ia sight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
PRICES T ALL
VIOLENTLY
War Scare and Poor Showing q
Steel Corporation Have De-
pressing Influence.
MONEY MARKET VERY EASY
Failure Of Easing Money to At
tract Outside Has Bad Effect
Close Rather Unsteady.
MONEY MARKET VERY EASY
~. 4 ssoc,atcd I,ress.l

e $3.50, VIE ,ian, b.-Tnere was a
rather violent fall III prices OF saot "a.
to-day u.det he ION. ini' saa ana Inc
,nnr narterly report OF the earning o., oa
yne Timed states steel Corpura'.,o,'ta.,, chne
Var scare was the combating li.i'u an
Ia,e in The ony no 10 oh snec Il, mar
xnIs. Inc ans mArkets Jumped anu ,, 800"
Cotton ma j. ct broke, n nceordaace WI. =,
tie commonly accepted v'e t;,,s .uae md nd
4 Ienan You'd AWAKEN, an active oe EN- nc,
Tor cereas, to he exported TOT OIL 3, ~.
eoasi norts. wh.le the interluptlon OF t! .,e
$Cnlrese cotton trade Wouiu o, n. therc
M be In this view. they were o. as .
suasive' intiui,nce upon the sps ssn ha,s
ACTIVITY of professional traders MY ''e ~
rho Pacific railroads were also cohsp pr
cno,,slv hacking in any benefit from lat
eSnec.ed increase in the racine ea a'ot,
TRACE in grains, and were IN IN ia st saorins
losses Of between and i ponLs on ths
day. A few coalers. Southern railruaa
speclait. es, came within an equal la aiissJ
Of losses, but mat ra dnSs 'a 1oasus ec''
n II wns worthy of remark that UnltcI
states Steel preferred was not -amohsst
the weakest stocks. although the trouoaeS
Of tie S.eel Corporation We4e Sup!,oseu
to be the occasion for much OF the udy
Weakness ~ The extreme decline in United
s;.u rs sSteeI pre-. erred VS. rs, ana ils
nef sioss was is. The stock snoW9u
rood power Of resistance ~ the early
General aggression after the first down
war; plunge. The common STOCK WAS
without many friends and drltied do"h-
va ds 10 a new low ecoI at %.
The recent active speculation continued
in Anna gunlatpd Copper. ana It mace IL
Temporary SHOW of strength. but y.eloed
IN the late general break with sharp
reuornd at the last on short covering;
u ns. failure of the casing money market
TO attract any outside demand tor either
STOCKS nr bol.ds has had as much ellect
on speculative sentiment as the Ear last
ern war news, and leaves the holdings OF
buyers OF last month. who hoped Tor
January rise, IN condition Vulnerable
10 bear attacks.
The market closed rather unsteady at
aSra!ly. -,
Bonds we're quite active and easy TO-
1alg,s!es. par value, $2,llo,VUJ.
\ Cnited States bonds were unchanged on
CAL.
Iotal sales of stocks were $50 shares.
NEW YORK, Jan. G.-Close: Money on
call easy, 2 1-2 TO 5 per cent: lowest
2 l-o: closing bid and offered ? - Time
loans easy and dull; sixty days Sd 10
b: ninety days and SIN months u to o.
Fr.me mercantile paper . - 20 6; Steri-
ing exchange stroES, With actual busi-
ness in BANKERS bills at s4.S4.S to Si.S3
tor demand. and at S4.Sl,a0 to s4.S@ for SIN
~ day bills. Posted rates Si.s2 20 si.2 II
and $..S TO si.S IL. Commercial bills
s4.ni "a; bar silver 81 81: Mexican dollars
Sc 34.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
Sal. Of 7O-Acre Farm Cor
tainirg a Largs 2 to- Y rams Owel'

Trusee's Sal. OF 7O.Acre Farm -So'
tanirg a Largs q toy rrams Dwel'
ling al r. ID Coz dl on, arms ~:
I In Execution NJ a deed nf, trust dateu
October Is, lyj2, and recorded ~ HenriG,p
county Court, d. Il. 10, 3. page Ss VII,
al tie request of the beheilclary. lne9e
having been a default In the payment OF
a norton ut tho dept secured, SOL ny
public auction, on ths p = = issi1 on ,oA
a. aan D. a bout Is niles below Richmond.
s'ua the Gh aasseee ffSu eanty Inc
bounded on The north by the land Of
George Gatewood. on east py GhaTlsSs
,.lly ocn,.nly line. an south ny lana %
Rofert Mecu'dy, on the = west SD, pY IN, Em9
seventy acres, a large two-Htory dWel!lhs'
~ 'antHHInNs- Cash SUFFICIENT to .pny cost Of
The GALE and taxes up to- January a, TX *
laO4 and the debt, amounting 70 Stia,vQ
and tho residue 10 be payable N sucn
time and secured In such manner as
tic grantor, his personal rep. esen,
yuuve, Or assigns, may prescribe. or ~
ma events that no such direction %
gwen, then on credits as to the res.a lse
Of one and two years, notes Win lhteFest
added and secured BY 81 a aHT g 1 1Igst
ian 1-l0t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
LYNCHBURG:- TOBACCO MARKET. Z,

Sales OF tobacco on the l., nchburg market
for the two weeks ending Dec.mber q, 1903
reportud by JohnjL Ogesby. Of Lynch $ Waru.
Sold week ending December nth 500. 700
pounds: sold week ending December, 23d. ls3, Ioo
pounds; decrease for wees els snGd d pscen n
to December g. 1903. s.77%.1oo pounds: sod
iron, October /, 1902. to December %. 1902 .,
pcunds: sold during December. 1902 s,1os, 100
pounds. 800 . /,
.obacco year lso3-l Receipts have been
lighter than for he same aaarter last
~ the past two months The quality OF tho
offerings has been rather. more Inferior than
was expected. but small proportion OF hna
shining and wrappers arc being of re i. Pric >
hnvc Averaged rather lower on all grades ex
cent fine shipping and wrappers.
Sales Will open again on MONDAY. January
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Jan. s,-CoTTON-
Spot cotton was very quiet. buyers Eavay no
orders TO MI t present prices offerings were
buying element was not muci - ID a. @
Sales 1850 bales, inc.u.ing $50 TO- arrve: ds4ly'
cr.d on contracts, 2lOO bales. Quotations ua'
Futures opened Irregular with prices lo3M
hammered prices. the local market was steady
and recovered until war runners we're we're freet ;
sending prices down rapidly; During n tra!.
ing January sold !, " < isSS d % IN 1ses
down 10 Is and up to 1919; May sold up 70
ZIP down e IS and W Is q ana ss IN "n 10 IVY
The closing was quiet Net loses We're 609 :
points,
Cotton futures barely steady: January, !;:,4
1915; February, 1870. ll3.,6: March. u IvJ u. 70
Aptii. il 2o4l3,Sl; May. ia als D.: June 1889
1870; July, l3.7vGl3.N August. 1910 ask~d,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. NJ. G.. ian. s SIS, Is
casks, Ros.n-Firm at s2.!5; receipts, 3S bar
rels TarFrm at slso; receipts dI, s6 Ss easiie
Crude Turpentine-Firn4 at {e2og''eo' 5ece'P'Hs'
= sHS 1'i Ca. Jan; s-TuRPEE;T1STni,
casks. Ros,n-Firm;'. receipts 1853 bdrFc,s;
sales, s54 barrels; exports. 100 bar, TT,ifippnN.
CHARLESTON, s. G.: Jsn iuNPGN-
TINE-Steady at 5lAc. Rosin-Steahy'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va. Jan. g. 1904


City Ranh-.0 shares at BIN. B, c.
Virginia. Carolina Chemical co. preferred-l0
shares at 80, B, G.
6E STATE SECURITIES Bid. Asked
North Carolina Is. c.. I9lo...,,..., lO2 -.
We. IS. New, c, ami L., lJ-2.,.... ~ sSis
Va Centuries. 20. Z, and r.. 1872. a6i. S6t
CITY SECURITIES.
Richmond City As. r.. laso-lsSo...... 1oaN 1M
RAILROAD BONDS,
Atlanta anu Char. Is, Is, R. 1907. los ..
49,, I. K X IN tr. p Co... q
Georgia Paci.4c Isl Is. G.. ls--.,,... IL -.
georgia, sIutnein and ria. l,iS., 10 -.
) GeorsIh enI IA Con rs lIib.,.,.. lOi -.
R!ck. and Meek LIST As, lsSs.....,.. -. 80
Il Wesleln,N, c. lst 6s C,.,,...,.,,.. LIZA -.
K RAILROAD S1CChS.
Atlanta and o,le,,.......,,.l0l 80 -.
Atlantic Gust L.nt "A ..,.....,,l00 loo -.
( Atlantic last Lac kId,,,.,...,. lvu Iva -.
Atlantic Coast Line coHa,,,,.,....lvi .vpia l07ii
Cne sa.eake and OA!o ,.,,......,.ls0 90 -.
Noito.k ana Sestern com........leJ 81 80,
4 a., Z. and p. Dly. Ob.ig"....,,lG 10 -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-07
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK Jan 6--The dry goo.s markct
iqsuiet and the buyers are her, n ta'r o na sa
vative cha rncter The outlook for conser 'ntvo
orders Is generally enns!dersa .r ~ o1,rar. t
INK and tho outlook Tor Inc. easel buying IL
IL q
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JAN. 8. 1907
AKtlNED
Steamer Brandon Rhodes. NCrlolk' ,mesI'""r
disc and passengers Old roHinlon !ns.
SAILED, q
steamer Pocahontaa, fayt}ss, j, f. \, nnd
Norfolk merchandise and passengers V'Fs''''''
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes, NJ rfolk, mercnau-
disc anu passengers Old Dominion HRe'
PORT OF WEST POINT, JAN. g. 1901,
ARRIVED.
Charlotte Murphy Baltimare, passengers aha
general cargo
SAILED.
Charlotte Murphy, Baltimore, passengers ava
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JAN, s. 1904.
ARRIVED,
R Rs, !, 2. < < Ne Ne % e. h RsstSn
SAILED.
Steamer Hestia, Glasgow.
Steamer Csronda, Buenps AyIes.
Schooner Alice u. CLARK. BOSTON,
Barge Em!lie. Proy,dsnce 80
Schooner Nj. d. Perry, horfolk.
Schooner Mary u. Palmer, NoEAo'A'
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between Russia and Japan caused 2 ,a SECOND nc
dnv after a tremendous bulge ut the. pe,,iins
Ma beer partly by over NJ yestsr
Gaw,s closing figure: May corn l3sc.. and pro-
Visions 27lsd6Oc. Closing prices twero strons
at nearly the top.
rha lending futures ranged as follows:
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond Va, Jan. g. 1904
1obacc,r-Dsrk firra TvLa4.o--. Recorder ,jJ--
Old: Receipts c,ntinpe llghl ana market Iuist.
Eew: Win lgGt receipts the market coptipaj
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEAN1rr MARKET.

NORFOLK VA. Jan 6,--PEANuIS-.
Farmers market hrmer. tansy. 81 81 81. g: :.
ne Spanish. saas5c.; machine picked. GAG
rs: :;,1prrERsBuRc VA: jan. e.-PEANUTs-
snrnlsn. oOna.,sr. Market nrnL STOCK aEae
fancy; market steady r. t.j5~
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Cotton, quiet: middling. 1890; gross receipts,
1866 bales; stock. 7s $50 bales
Total to-day at all seaports.Set receipts.
1880 bales; export TO France. oe.?.5 bales: o
the Continent 9?l,6s4 bales
Consolidated at all seaports-.Net receipt.
l6G, els bales: export to Great Britain, ta,0s7
bales; TO France, S5l7l bales; 70 the ntln,h1'
Total since September LIST at =" seapert.-
Net .receip!s, 5Ss4? sy bales; export 10 HseI "a
bales; to the Continent Lilo. l5i bales.