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! BANK CLEAR1NGs.
Richmond and Other Cities Show
Large Increase &.

Large AHCIcdSe.
BY Associated Press.
IL NEW " RlS, Dec. y. Tho following table,
!ngs at a I'smbcr OF the principal citlss for the
week ending pocember. 9th. with toh percent
the corresponding week last year Seventy
seven other ci,ss arc INCLUDED IN the totals:
1 Chicago $50! ,s7t, st7; increase, sl.4,
( BOSTON,, SIG, 5s2, tS7; increase, g.
Philadelphia, $3.50. l49. $50 \ inorease fls.s
< New Orleans, S21 S -, $40 Increase So,
M,1Smphis,, e 6. aa s,S g \; decrease ~ g,
i Savannah. 81. 8DP 500; Increase 1913.
Atlanta, S. 397 8V7 decronse So. 3 i9ff'
Norfolk, $lSiI os7; j. Increase 80.
Augusta, Ga. II, 4I5, o2S decrease 9,
+ knoxyiile 1896 $50 increase 2A.1
ltSharleston, Sc, Sl,2ss, ia Eincrease ea.s.
Y Iacksonyille Tia; $, g01, sls increase Isl.
a 4s U i,psss states sss sessss; increase
400. ~ f & -
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SOutfle rrlSI2 aiIWal3ly;

s5s SCHEDULDkIN SEFFECT8DEC@ %, 1906 as4iSSSS
TRAINS LEAVE RICHIOND.sg sssstE
$50 Daily-Iocal forS Char $sg
II 80 p. M,-Dnlly-Lim Ited-Bune Pullman tast
s59 "a Atlantn md Brmin gha1n, New Orleans
Memphfs,k Chat tanoogaN and all the South w
u: Pr MEX Sunday Keysyile Local. Is
1880 p. AI.-Da1y-Lim ted--P u Imam ready - 93S
.s p. Nj for all tho SOU tn.
IA YORK RIVER LINE. RIM
u The favorito route to Bal tmore and Eastern
po!nta. Leave Richmond ~ 80 M Il daily
sff except Sunday. connect ting Il with steamer
"a for Baltimore Mono days. Yednesdaysg and Z
\ ais z. NJ. focal. aiondp wed nesdays ana
Frid ays. sSs
q 4:los i. M.-Exccpe& snnda y-For5 west Point
connectln gsS with steamers for Baltimore
FL 33 and river landings Afonda avs W ednesdayif
44ls and days. steam ers cal u att C;lot-f
cester Po:nt,t Alluonds andE Clay Rank $
84:45 AZ Except sand ny-TI ocal Sed NJ foF5
West Point ESss
sS5$ TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND d.
653 AL NJ and @ ~ !. NJ rom a u the South.
3;a5s p N.-Erom Charlotte and Durhar,.
40 "A. M.-From Keysville and date
5SlsssS atoms. 3s5t $50 .ss u.
o:e5 a. daily from West Point with Balti;s5
4 more connections Sund lays w edesdnys ana 4
ID "a "A. Nv ednesdays and F'ridayss s 10 P.3i
NJ, daily except sunda y--7 Y
q. Nv. 5cW1yEsTBURY.S 81 r. A, Richmond Vac
il8 S. H. HARDW1Cik,is3 NY. H. IA!LOEi,SS
- T, M MI c. IF.
81 L b. -; sPENc FER. sem Ms
Ss538, sWashingto p
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Dec % The cotton marke.
fwaa moderately active and prices ruled vers.
Irregular within a range OF about y or u
POINTS Sales were estimated at 25o. 900 bales.
and tho inarket closed at a net decline OF llR
\ .rhe market opened steady at a decline. OF 90
s EpoInts in response to lower cables. Private
advlces from Liverpool reported that one OF the
stIH,nts OF TO- go COO bales, had been one q ne
autumn had raised his figures 70 TO- Soy. bales aS
courage selling BY local Wh i,s
little o6 bull support sho,, o
when the ,os 81 na sns t te p eary
afternoon Worked UP and down quite rapidly liy
about opennE ownTId t fer 9 bos
seeoanta aend ina Prices were ere within VIII 1vos
keady 1t the decline Southern spot markets
Msiy noiice day IN The Local ct s About
Influence in view Of tho big premium con'-,
& liandea by March ~ IL n /, !. ware
last year For the week ss az "a y
bales against 3. 74i last year. ana AT houston
4. A az ibniss against 6,AG last year
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,S1Aas7Ac Rye-Qulet; So.552 westeren. Ts1
IL. y domestic. Butter Firm; fancy Initiation.
alazlAc.: creamery. 20 Ell ey and
giincha,eed att 27cl AE Cheese-St cady and Sun-
changed. sugar-St eady and unchanged Is
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NV N5itoII '' n [ s 1 /
]. r;oyntuh,er 2s. 1905.

3 18Sa578 # November 20. 1905.
n LEA " ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fsg!
II GOO AZ Ai,--N UttpC4A {LIMlTtsD D. Arrives
Norfoilr II :2O A. NJ stops onty ut ~ tersburg.i
WaXX ~ SsI ao LOUIS AND CHICAGO Rx-
PRESS s.ES 3. iparlor Car. Breleg Service, Pstsrx.
burg y Y ooa1oIso to tosuinbu snald 70 en-.
Hunp Il nEo Roanoke to and Knox
s,ii1 "a eluphs. CAFE Dining Car Roanoke io
WiIliar y y, oKE u Mp II - So, NJ,
Fl.!s;i.Nvyilie. IynahnurE ard Roanoke \,
r w Norfolk NJ e, sNps only
BURNERS BYTE; 10 Boston proyidencs. New York
ssissaFissM ,--Sor Norfolk ana ali sast
Of P e. e y s-NayY ORLEANS SHORT LINE
ipSiiiman slsepers Richmond to, L{nohbprg Audl
EESSaat nyoo Memphis and New or!eaps, GAis5
Dasn ,M r. N .-WEsTERN ExPREss. 1ullmsni
s,s.sner, y Richmond and Petersburg TO East
f n.sdtd and Roanoksto chicaso Cafe DiRlps
ca NO ms arrive from the West e. Al NJ ,.os
r. II and s;ls r n. from Norfolk 1870
Il S ~ n BEVILI, 3sss c. II EOSIEY, M
# ~ dsn'L Pass AIT. pist. Fnss Art. 81
~
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
4 / !. PEANUT MARKET.

MS Reported by Rodgers. McCabA and COD ~
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Az Dec. 2e.APEANUTS-
Spanish Market firm at sc. per bushel. with
good demand Receipts light. W Virgi nias-SIar-
tket steady At SC. for fancy stock \: ma chine
picked. y g2c. Smelling stock, ~ Gee. s
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WINTER 5rOuEIsT RATES, VIA THE
{8 ATEANTlca G CAST LINE #
a n

Winter Tourist tickets are now On salA
ia - All Sou thern Winter Resorts. Via the
Shortest. Quickest and most Elegantly
Equipped Between the North and South.
IL offers tt health and pleasure seekers
aeryice equalled by none, You mako no
change to Florida points; have two
through trains daily.
Hpli information, apply to agents Of the
49, q. a cAMPBELI. .. PA.
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UNITED Il']l'[; D COPPER &, u COMPANY

L Tho United Copper Company, having set
aside out Of the not earnings Tor tho year
fment Of tho regular, div dend on the preferred
stock a'nount
3terlyE dividend of per CEN. It's common
stock and AM extra tlly idend Oh. w per cen
payable January 3lst. 1906, to stockhold crs gof
record January Sth. 1866. 60 !.
Transfer books close January sth,3 1oo6. at 3
at 10 o, clock 5A.s NJ. vi
a1sSiS T.sAuGUsTUs ,HE1NzD. President.
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Speculative FurorsPcrvadcs Stock
Market From Start TO
finish.
MONEY 'l.I lL.|::' !; STRINGENT R &c I
Conditions Considered Easy After
HI tile Last Two Days OF
Soaring Rates
tRy Association Presa.)

NEW II OR1S, December 2o-For practl.
cal purposes o-day was the last day Of
the year Of the Stock Exchange. AS Mon.
day is the New Years holiday, the sett.e-
mcnt for to-day's transactions In the
stock market will be deferred In effcat un-t
til the turn OF the ycnr. This fact was
made tho basis for tho speculative Juror
which peryaded tho stock market to-day
from the start to finish and carried dcal-i
ings to the two inlllon-shnre level.
There was less severity In the money
stringency to-day than on the two pre-
yiolis dass Compared with yesterday,
thcampncy irarket was regarded as easy
even eagerly paid. Tho possibili tys pf q
weak bank return receivef u Ito attention.,
MS II twas assumed that With the passing
or the last actual business, day in the year
In tie stock market. tho crisis in money
might be assumed to. be -! ~ passed. !. ~
was this assumption That animated the
s speculation throughout and held prices
upo tho closing Wisl, :; y nm he sn mar.
ket was 20 general M 10 require no spcc,-
ncations. The Sensational rise In Ana ma.
conda was Il rcpeti.on OF INC recent en-.
movement in that s Is I. !, s, ,,,e
\ s3.2sO. ga. United States 2'ss advanced is
and the 3's and ola As Ia per ce sEl On
call. ssl. 1. /, !. e j, Az Il
\ co shares. AZ n 4 N IN
DNt;Y AND EXCHANGE: CLOSE
prime mercantile paper, 6 1-2GG per cent?
sterling exchange firm; closing ,h ',,,
xLs5 2Slil IS. 30 for demand and at S4.Sl.,5g
4.sl.s0 Tor xty-day5 bills. Posted rates,
f 81. E3lfIS3 1-2 and S4.sG 1-2api. 3D.. co mmer-
gcial bills, s4.sl 81 !, vi
a rs cents. Mexican dollars, 10 cents.
None on call, stringent, S0G.o per cent;;
ruling rate, 1910; last loans. closing pid,
81; offered at 60. ~ D, !, =.
Time money. strong: GO days, 80 Gays
ana ak months, per cent, with addi-
!, Innal + I co,nnii ssion on short dates making
4 inc rate 4 per cent and up Wyrd y
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CHICAGO. Dec, ep::-Hgher prices for wheat
at Liverpool were reflected to-day. In a strong
market here The anal quotations on May were
W, h,, corn market a u very ersa ct
range OF six cents. Tho Close was, however,
quite steady at g gain o. Ac: over he nina!
ap Ac Oats Showed. a gain Of u dsse. !, and
provisions ,Yero Z ladll7lsc, higher. "a
The leading futures ranged az foll3ws;.
Oman yyiOh. ow,. CyloS0
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BALTIMORE. NJ d. Dec. %. --FI QlJ Ri--ql
ana Wnchan ,a spa9tS con!s rael
S ii,sss; ss spss seaiSsfa
white eogns l294sp. Qats 1rln; No. y whit q.
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NEwYoRK I. * MARKET.

e NEW YORK Dee. eo.-.-FI1OuR-Dull and
Tlour-D Dull. Buckw!,aasr pal. 60, GSrn,neal y
Steady Rye--N ominal. Barley--Dull.
q Wheat-Firm; No. e red, ok G. eeyator. Ops
lions ,sGlsc. net higher, May. slsc.; Juy,
fSAc.; paeen,ber, s4s:a. 3. IL
4 tons Nc. up on Decenibere and 1se. higher
81, Nay: May. b9Ae.:.July. SoSe:;. December
Beer-Steady. Cut Meats--Quiet. Lard
Steady; lafined. steady. Pork. , Tai Al
% Ricc-Ffrni. NOTWITHSTANDING. Coree-Spot
a'oa net ed ie' q SSSit points
kutter-Firm and unchanged receipts. s. 0s
i,sb kegs. Eggs-Q Quiet and unchanged
nnah i Gottomseed oll--ssIrong at advance
p,ms s vsIiSw 3 pIms
55:G8?lsc.: prime winter yollow, 3:G32tsc, a
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IS DRY GOODS MARKET.

h FALL RIVER MASS. Dec 9.--Sales for the
week In the print clio III nnrket are estimated
at 50, 900 pIeces Holiday dullneas still prevails
in the local Cloth mark It. Buyers during the
week have shown but il Ito desire to Co busi-
ness. This. however does not seem to8change
the attitude of me n1fa cturers who arc asking
full figures for all classes&of& goods. Prices
do not show any variation and are firm at a
basis OF 2Icl for regular s,
y NEW YORK, Dec. E2s.-Operations were large
today, and the market was quiet but Arm
vALISTOREs
TCRPENTTNE- Steady and unchanged " re-
eeIpts, 2 casks Rosin-1 :; and sutshanGed:
celpts. 1os barrels. Crude ATurpentine- Firm
at 81 so9i 90: receipts: 81 barrels -,
steadys a 4 Gsc les i46 casks /; receipts i 0os
casks 81 shipments 2,o4 casks. Resin F rm;
ales, AZ barrels; receipt 3. lSt barrels: ship
cHARi.kisToN, s. 81 Dec, q. -TURPEN-
TINE AN Manufacturing doing. t,l}}
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y rbon,a Branch 8 c., Bankers and Brokers.

SALES: q
Z $3.50 Mo, Kan. and Tex. com.
i 900 Mo, Kan. and Tex, pfd 4.
$500 Missouri Pacific ............
4,10o National Lead .............
Nash. Chat. and st. Louis
q 100 New York Central
G,60O Norfolk and Western ......l
1000 N. y, Ont. and WESTERN.
100 Northern Pacific ........,..i
1D7,200 Pennsylvania Railroad y.
B 1900 Peoples Gas (Chicago) 80.
900 Pressed Steel Car. .........
100 Pressed Steel Car, pfd....
200 Republic ]. and s., com. n.
1920 Republic Land s., pfd 80,
81 900 Reading, COM. ..............
200 Reading, 1st pfd. ...........
200 Reading. "a pfd..s.........
400 Rock. Island. com...........
900 Rock Island. pfd .........,..
3,1pO Sloss .,..............,..
Sloss, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1860 Southern Pacific
1900 Southern Railway. com. q.
100 Southern HALLWAY, pfd....
Seaboard Air Line, CONT.
Seaboafd Air. Line, list pfd
EeaboArd All Line, I'd pfd.
500 Tennessee Coal and Iroii..
i 600 Texas Pacific COMMUNICATION.
Union Pacific ..............
270. 200 United States steel. .......
d7,100 United Statcs Steel, pfd...
/. &, 500 Waco Chemical. conn.,.
400 Va.-Car. CHI. pr, ex. div.
q GOO Wabash, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
55 500 Wabash /, pfdt ..............
4 ], 200 Western Union ......... 4
Total sales, 10000 sh
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CHOOSING BOND QUOTATION {

q (hIca ro n 81 al1d Iac r. "a. col Is SsN
/. q g.. c., C. and ST. Louls zen. Is lbdj ~. 10sss
y onralo IndljstrInl sy series a 1874
s:cioraio 1hdustriai ST. series b :s
Colorado Midland "
~ Colorado and Southern Al {. s3ai
~ Cuba 5s ibidJ 5. 1o55s
D Denver ana Mo Gtalde is (offercd) 1914
4 Dlstilcrs' Securities IS. s3 "
Erie Eprlor lien 102
~ Erie Genera ys1
!, Hooking Valley 4sis
IA Jatan d. "a serles, 1. !, $50
Il Japan MS certificates !. Z. 9?as
Japan AIS cert. tlcates. series 9a
i. louisville and Nash. Unified 4s thld) 1o5
= Mammal tan conso gold Is (offcred) losK
,s Mexican Central I. S0ss
K d Mexican Central LIST Inc. ESQ
4 Mimi. and ST: Louis 4s s(offcred 81
4 Missouri, Kansas and Texas 1c1ss
b Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2d1 So
u Ma tional r. r. OF Mexico con IS Odd 80 +
u New York Central gen. SIS tbld) 50
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Atlantic Coast line.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILE--.BYRD
"a STREET STATION.
EFFEcTIvH uNDAY.S N oY. 18th. 81 slsS
4 :o5 a. NJ. y. L. Express to AL polntxs
a,oo S.sM..-rete and NorfolA.
S:i0 p. M,-Petersburg and N: and W.3Weos;3Ss&
400 p. N.-PetersburB and Norfok. M & VI OK
ss:G p M.--Goldsboroi Local. f55
s,Is P.iM,-PetersburE Local ~ aiSySSs
7:If p. Nj Florida and .8 West Indian H.
80 ted to all spontsE South. s5ss3
o:25 =. M.--Pstcrsburg and NJ and w. West. III
n:0 II M.-Petera6n,g /; IoGa,a; = =
" All a. NJ; 7:i2 a n. g :33 a. selo;Hs
An. 4 20 "A. M: 81 100 r. Nj ;05 r sSe
. NJ; 800 p, NJ; :lS r. N g8sss}
4 .rircept sunday. \, ssSund ayE only ssa
FL c, 81 CAMPBELL. DIV PaAs, Va t!SsstgS
y ", 3 CRAIG, Gen. Pass. AZ III III
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II. Is. s p. EE'ssssss; q

4. -. rsln rs, leave
AZ AZ a. M-Dally-Byrd st. Through.
100 S.se 4. M-Day-A 81. q ThrouSh. gfs II ii
- c C; SWe Eek Days-l Ashland
s ss' A. stan M.-Daily Byrd St Throsxh. Ioca,
ls:S5 noon-week Days-Byrd ST. IN nm a, Il,
\ e;0 =. M...Week Days-Byrd St Fred ss1chs.
Dure Acconlino iS-sB3
\ S e:vo E Z, SSi.-!Dally-Mnln st. Through
s;so e. r. M:-Wsek Days-Elba. Ashland Ae.5
$40 ?: M...DaIly-Byrd 81. through.
Trans .r;a Arrive M Rlchr1 on ds Southwark
s;sS acn MM,W EEK Days--Eba Ashand
$50 A. h,r slWsek p q. yr.de.sei
.s'ss a. M,-rDaily-Byrd Isl. Through gEis tx
q Zoo 20 =. M;-sWcek Days-3yrds4 Stu ThroaoA.
s:n 2 M.paiy- Main ST. Through. 81 $sss
90 e. M;M az t,oG DaysEba shand ~
us -Dally-Byrd st. Through. IL s
300 E IN, M.5-Daily-B yrd 81. Ttrcush. Local
300 z. M.-Daily- Main st. Through. "
Z. ,NCTE-Pullmanss Sleeping or Parlor Cars en
all above trains. except trains arriving 4icl.
mond I. go A N. week de vs. and local accom-.
Time Of arrivals ana departures and 5oonnsce
$W.1p. DUKE. CIV. GULF. Nv. Il. SrAY1oR
5Cenel. Man Il. Ass't /. Gem Man.r!. Tfaf Man.
~
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SExABO AlR.DI
lAtR LINE RAILWAY s

mn ANS LEAVE ELECTROMAGNETIC
oua * M.--iocaI-Foy NorlinA and Hamlet, III
s,S pfM'-seaboArI Vast Aall-SavaunAh.
''SS J asKsonyllls. Atlanta, alrmlngham snf
,o.oo SsoIWS.MMseaboasd Expysss- !sAyanusA Jack
= W sonyills, AZ .anta, Dlrtnin ana South
sTSSRAIys ARRIVE RICHMOND, ~ w
as A. M.--From Florida. a tlanta and 0outh
as P'M s,-From Fiorsis. Atlanta sad eautA.
s ~ G TTMARp. & w n. TAyI.nR. n y
~, Dist Pass, Agent City Ticket Agent, u
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y TTiIiyRas-Otter, common 10 prime. 1903 co.;
beaver, common 70 prime, 1:a', 0o; mink. com.
M ne = 1oaisoc op..ruin common to prime.
SieMsSc: Inusk-rat common to prime. lo9l+c,;
I skunk common to primo. Zoe 9$l. %.
per ii. B. l26l3c. dried apples. bright, sl!cer.
per lb, rs 45c onionn choice dry. per bus Is
f5c. Peas. blackeye, No. per bus LsoHi,S e.
snseng, large per lb., eto: gold seal per
lb lEl.a5 snake foot, per ID 2od aoc wild
&c. f:'. seneca. per H.. soi34oe. ',5.
FLOUR Johhers' Prices). Winter superior,
g. sI2. 70 winter eura, 4s s.. 800; winter
claa rs 50. 5000. so winter straight St8425; win
ter patent. N,5o14.7s, Buckwhent. per pound.
2,sN3c. Cornlneal city sacked. 701 721sc.;
country bolted. sacked. s2h0S5c.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
I,ALrIM ORE. aLD. Dec. y -,Sen board Al
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Richmond Produce Market.

pouITRY-ch ckens. small. bright, per h..
re chic ems. large. per lb. i"c hens
small. per h., 1loi.c. hens. large. per H..
lie rooetcrs. each. soc. ducks. large PEI H..
lie. ducks, small. per lb., 0l2Hc. geese.
/. II pREgsEp PoGLTRY--undr drawn feet and
heads Eon)--Tnrkeys.s choice. tat. per lb.s 1sc.
,.ays fatr 10 good, per lb:ts Q1Sc ducks,
choice fat. per H., Pic gcese. choice iat,
per H.. lsBi4c. chickens choice. fat per ID.
Drawn poultry n % &C. nom, 9re Of,
= GlAMElRabhit Is choice TO fancy. each. 20
1aisc ia fhits small or badly shot, each. 6Gec
"a rtridxes choice each. lsc ;paieaiaants choice,
each, IS u75c.: Wild turkeyA choice, per 10,
14Glbc. . !, %, I.
In ora tes Southwest per doz. 1c. %
IN era ten 0thers sections, pei d DC,
BUTTER-Choce family. packed. per ~. isc.'
choice packed pet lb.. 1Hc choice store
packed per ;medi,nem, s.ore, lonon
grades. per alb, u ill6c. 80.
LIVE sToCKyea choice: per To-, ). e .n
yeals fair to good. per ID, 6o~rsc.; yee!s run
ners. per H., td5.sc. sheep. fan to prime; Per
d.. lambs sr:ns., re, az ,9
= Iri,ne, per h., saeNc. Dressed Hogs
Choice, small per cholss; lar 81
per is sslsac. rough per ID. rs o ~
sows etc. per lb., spare 5'os ~
on couSTRY pAcoNH Hama small, we'll sn,ok-
n.r III sd lie; sid a. well smoked. per h.,
iiaa,so.:E shoulders. well smoked, per lb 100
iif G,nr,s flint per lb.. 49,. dry salt. pei
H., lSc green salt. per 10. lie Ereen. Per To-.
1vV We =, Ia
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WIIEAT--So. 3. Y d, .g4 81
$;E vi ~ II "
iCORN,-No.t2. s5 Vi
81 $::| |; i II \
81 81 81 4 I'll g. &. I'll
MESS PORH-PeE hbl
iH$ sy T; 1855 l'ss istI i'ss
jI.ARD-.Per 100 lbs, =. Il
.||$|. !, 4; "a; 4. FIX
SAY S$$ EEE; s lE;. Elk E|
Cash, quotations were M folows;.a Flour,
Weak ear, spEin yHEy hss M sS sl
No yellow 49, No. oats, sasA g; "A H ~ 2
Ss''ss ssss SHss
Ss Sss ssss a1 S$ is ssss
aass {oJS.s M Ssnsss en-. sS s ss
ssId sS asnss oaysr eontsae. sssas
sI$M1o,is butter-Stea crestleEles,
sStISc.: rdRiries, M e2c, GheNse-Stea ay at !lg
sisc.. Egsa-Dasy ut mark. cases included hsV
sSc,;s iirsts go, prime frsts, POO, e1t US
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6. q. CAMPBELL. p. r. "A.
III NJ Richmond, VI
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B NEW ORLEANS. Dec, %. OTTO Mn the
spot cotton market Tiers was little doing,
10th hHyer So and 5selers Weta sase astempt-
Ing to trannact further general business, PrlGc
ess'eg sa!es ilSo leiss INCLUDING Ig3 90 s
bales. Quotations reduced l-l6e; mldal'A y!
Sllll-lGc, & lIsis l4sl4 $500,
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Y 3, I1IIHNE7I91 ~ 81 u" az
Richmond. Va.
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Cotton auiet Hrossss go reaal.s.s
1853 bales sales bales IA, recei hts. 81 20
rh1t a pasa
lI., sisi rs ISL bass e
i1raNcc " 40 bales; It'd the Continent, VS1
bales; TO jnppen, 10 bales, !. /, /; MORT Net
Total since September Isl e. y ~ y reat Britain,
baies to France lsl ,a 10 as.
siContnent. 264. $40 bales TO Japan pA'Ss
= to Mexico, 064 bales f1ssst 5dl@a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
.s4s Richmond. Va ], Dec ., 1905.
$50 QUOTATIONS. 9iiss I'LL
CATTLE. N \, SIARKErs.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Saes at Union Stock ards
Richmond. 81 Va. Dec g 1906.
Report OF the live stock market for; the
Feek ending Monday, December I, y 10 a. fol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30

CHICAGO Dec. % l,ArrLE-Recopt $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

Thoughts Of being bounced at the
.nezt municipal election prompted
The members Of the corporations
fammitfee "wednesday afternoon TO
ask President Furth. Of The Seattle
Electric company why he violated
ais franchise In refusing tn eaiab-
liah street car ticket booths in vari-
ous parts Of the city.
The only satisfaction that the
committee rot from the maenaIe
was tho promise that he would in
testIeate the matter. aud II HE
thought the people should have
such accommodation ho would pro
vide IT,
Tho franchise compcls the com
many 10 sell rs communication tick
efa at all lta power houses and
stations. amounting to nearly a
dozen. a. Tho star has frequently
pointed out Il has kept them on
aale. however. only no its office on
First avenue. The object. OF course.
Is 10 discourage tho purchase OF
tickets. Tho office is 80 ont OF tho
way that patrons have difficulty In
reaching II. particularly as ~ closes
promptly Al o'clock
The committee deferred further
action upon the common use clause
in the Second and WGtlakc avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
INTERESTING PEOPLE


the bonnIeat sort Of a lad. OF whom
HIS parents may well be proud He
Is 2iE years old. tH n big boy and a
very beautiful one. His inheritance
- that Of the stage. FOR both his
parents have been known 10 Il for
years.
The mother Of the chubby. laugh
Ing Junior Iackaye Is Alice Evans.
and she IL nov acting with her hua-
band IN The Pit" in which VIII
ton Laekaya Is playing the leading
role. He IL one % the beat known
actors upon the American stage
having been for years the leading
nan AT the thoatera OF both Palmer
and Wallark. and vas famous as the
creator In this country 81 svengall.
the hYpnufist IN the play OF Till
by Alice Evans came into promi-
nenre as Hussy in the Texas Steer. "
she having succeeded Flora Walsh
IN the Hnyt farces.
last year in New York Mr.. lack
aye put on for a short season The
pillars Of Society. and he will prob
ably again produce other lbsen
dramas. rs be Is anxious 10 play the
characters Of the great Norwegian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
GLASS IS SCARCE
And very HIGH
EASTERN FACTORIES HAVE SHUT DOWN AND PRICES UP
PER eeNr-ALl HOME BUILDERS WILL rGEL THE IF.
Feet or THE RAISE

glass was formerly too low. and that
q "a not too hlgh at this time He
Says the worst feature ~ the ait
uatlon "a scarcity Of staple sizes for
building purposes. and that the high
prices would not materially Affect
building II there was plenty OF glass
10 be had. lie added
we favor Independent factories.
and buy 80 per cent Of our glass
from them. II glass factory could
be established I'm Seattle Il would
have tho advantage Of a fixed eQuity
OF 10 per cent in the price. saved
from the freight rate for the long
railroad haul from the east. such
an equity would be a fine profit
for a factory and Insure its pros
pority. ~ suitable sand could be
found such a factory might be start
cd horc There Is an Immense
amount OF glass consumed on this
coast Seattle uses nearly 100 car
loads annually and sends to the
eastern mills about s2oa zoo every
year that might be kept At home.
Tho iobhlnE houses Of this city
would keep several factories busy e
Tie said the tariff Ga a useless pro-
tCctlon. as the quality Of American
glass alone Is sufficient 70 keep out
foreign competition Tho German
glass factory product Is 50 Tar In
ferior 10 American glass that e
would not prove a serious factor in
the market even II admitted free.
excepting al times when the Amer
lean manufacturers practice eNtur-
ton In prices b. creating a short
age.