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The Newtown bee., 1905-11-03

NOR SALE-35 acre farm in Fairfield. on the I Danbpry road near Greenfield Hill; large wood enough to pay for ali. Must be sold and will be for less than the buildings could be pp bargain in the world. Also 100 acre farm in the same neighborhood, 3A miles from aa Vest Vest house, sheds shop and barns at very low price ;also ve smaller lots in this vicinity from s per acre to $25. One portable saw mill c m- One H. P. mounted boiler and engine fine order and cheap in prize; also z registered O. l. O. shoats. 70 acre far !" in the village or Iouth bury, 10 acres fine tobacco land. plenty wood, new house and barn, fine place. cheap; One steam auto, good leather top and in good 200. NJ. L. Metcalf, Agt., R. F. D. 9, Fairfield, Ct
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-03

For housekeepers, Taylor, Curtis X Go. are showing desirable line of oil cloth, linOleum and rugs.
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-03

DOR SALE-Lot of one inch chestnut boards boards and plank 12 feet long. Lot other kind ot lumber, different sizes. Also lot stone boat plank soc each plank. John Il. Frank HuntingtOwn District, NewtOwn, Ct
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-03

NOR SALE-Real estate of the late Starr Kinney, consisting of one of the best farms ln the town of New Milford, two houses, run nation address Ammi Giddings, R. F. D. 1, Gay louisville. Conn. Telephone No. 193-3. New Milford division.
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-03
Agent Wanted.

In every town and city to handle a fast sell ing household article. Write for confidentia terms. The Berkshire Novelty Co., Long Hill
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-03

EOR SALE-l nice family horse years old T. all right every way, pacer cheap,speedy Weed. Long IIill, Conn. r. O.: Route 5 Bridgeport, Ot.l
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-03
EsfabHsbed 1857.

U laundry work in small family. Good wages if competent. Dr H. F. Brownlee, 342 Main St., Danbury.
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-03

l NOR SALE-One gray horse eight years old | Y and sound, weight eleven hundred pounds.
 5l0o; one bay horse l2 years old. weight hun | dred pounds, t5o; two good business horses ,$65
 each; one rubber tire buggy. $35; one single
 tG5, aud give S23 worth of sheet music with it. Geo. R. Barhite, :}S2 Warren St., Bridgeport,
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-03

NOTICE-I hereby forbid all persons to IN shoot. hunt or trespass, with gun of any of the law. Louis Bfrdsey Parsons. Sandy Hook, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-03
COrsets.

"Felix" Paris Models. Popular makes. Be fitted. M ss MacMahon, Corset Maker and Filter, 1119 Broad street, Bridgeport. Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-03
For Sale.

HOUR CHEAP HORSES for work or drive, F.;. HOSFOKD, New Preston. Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-03
]. C. Summerheld,

R.. D. 54, Danbury, Conn. Does all kinds of Mastering. Chimneys built and repaiRol Cellars cemented by practlca mechanic. Charges reasonable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

NEW YORK, Dec. T.-I'he cotton market
to-day was more active than yesterday and
generally weak under local bear pressure and
Wall Street liquidation The close was at a
net decline Of 29ase5 points and saea were es-
timated at 10000 bales
Tho market opened quiet at decline OF 2!T3
points In response TO lower Liverpool cables.
AZ first trading was very quiet and priceB
ehowed little movement. But New Orleans
showed declining tendency. cables were
weak and pr!ce,y here gradually yielded under
b"1r pressure. designed TO uncover stop-loss
orders and liquidation. inspired by the reports
OF three bank failures at Memphis and tho
high call money rates. About the only sup
poy, seemed 10 come frc!n tho covering of
shorts on n scale down. and whenever the
demand from this courre became strong enough
10 rally prices two three points. offerings
were renewed and the late trading there
seemed to be quite n good deal OF cotton for
sale. apparently for the account OF Wall Street
longs. who were presumably throwing over
their long contracts TO take care OF their
stock market Interests an result Of the
strtngency IN the money market. The market
closed easy at the lowest prices OF the day
Southern spot markets were relatively steady
at unchanged prices TO q decline OF hc.. ana
there were gales OF 2.sl2 bales reported TO
consumers at tho decline OF Is points In the
local market.
Receipts AZ the ports to-day were 4i.sss bales
nga!ns, io53S las. week and 4t..6i last year
For the week fes.irnated) 2ca.c0G bales against
al c34 last week and e3s Tsi last year. To-day $
receipts MT Sew Orleans l570f bales against
l0 49, last year and at Houston CSC bales
against 500 last year.
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Richmond Produce Market.

pouLTRY-chckens, email fright pc, h..
lsal4c.; chickens. large. per ID, i:9lac.; hens'
lie: roostera. each. soct ducks, large. per lb.,
lse; ducks small. per h.. i29l-tsc.; geese;
hrgc, tat, eacn, t5G75c.; turkeys. large and
tat per ID, lsal4c.; turkeys sInal una l'''''
py pRE rs PouLTRY-Undrawn (feet and
h.ac of).Turkeys choice ra'; per ID, H asis
cno,ce. tat, per h., l6al7c.; geese choice. fat,
Per IT,. lsai'c,, chickens. choice, "a; per d..
lsdic Drawn poultry ~ % noutE oie a i,
GAME~ RABBITS, choice 70 fancy, s, each ! ,d Isa
1sc rabbits small or Da S s, . ants eh ice
sach e5ap7bc.; Wild turkeys choice, per h..
i iiarl5c Whole Whole deer per b lsc yen'son sad
EGus-ln crates, nearby, fresh, per doa,, s.c.
in crates Southwest virginia, per S Sks &c;
IN crates other &C sections Per aGz e Ef H. 1so
packee per h., ldalic; MEDIUM s.oVe,paskea,
lei choice 9tr i, roll sn pys d. i'ui'' common
k' I1VE pssa To e choice per ID, 7e;
veals. fair TO good, per lb 6qSMc,; vea!S, run.
m in aIs I'd lambs, srs!as, ~, b 4as'se.;
cattle fair TO prime per ~, I9 suG t, ness.
fair to prime pSr Ib nfs@c'' n ste1 lp 6se ai
c choee small small. We'll smoked. Ter ~, exc;
choice small, per H.. 6lae; eho'sn larse l pc.
III rough and na apse share r ~ rib and
ca coy NTRY BACON ,Hams small ven smo y
od ncr H.. l6tll7c,i hams large wei snokea'
~, ~ ~ 1sml5c; s!des, we'll smoked, per ~,
i isals &C.; shoulders well smoked per 'e 100
Ne; Dry film. per H., ls,. dry salt, per
,bi' Be- 15c. green salt. per H., lie; green per lo
e 20 ngi%s 8 SEA Y ST. mink
neMyen 4 ep prime slGs6o; raecapn common to
r%e lSsSfr ops ssnon 's % fe g J Rsss
i iHgtaYye' , m,un to prime, 5Cc4iiOo.
an1,es SfG rIxh, p ster
per H. gsa o asa a ahoeo ay per ' BUS
H sSa Peas baekeye, No. l. per bus de 90;
si.6o; beans, choice navy per bus, sl6ogSl W;
ginseng, large per ID, s6ISS'0q; solueh sea-, psf
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klnssr," per ID. sale: pink root, per IT,. i79
flour s1Jobbers PrieesS.-w winter superior
clears. 81 Soas 80: winter s.raigh. s49A25; win
country bolted. racked schas5c. $3.50
New .5, YORK. Dec. .7.-FLouR-pull with a
sieaay ~ nnderi9ns lSe Elour-Dun Buck.
ley-Quiet. t'''
Whea:1Easy; on. 2 red. slssc, elevator. op.
corn-s.eady; No. Z &c. old, elevator. De.
sember,. hc on; other positions &c. higher
Oats-Steady
eBef-Qu!et. Cut Mcats-Dull Lard--steady;
refined. steady. Pork--steady. Tallow-s,eady:
ei' III, rs; country, 4.g.Ac. Rosns,eady at
s3.NNSeo Tu1pcntne-Stcady at eSA G6gc.
k'ce-Dull. Molasses--Firm. Corce-spot Rio
Z steady; No. Invoice 8 l-lGc.: mild, quiet: cor
aeSa. s.gl2Ie. Futures steady and unchanged
to points lower. sugar-Raw. firm; fair re-
timing, axe: centrifugal. 3isc.: rnolasses sugar
2Ac.: refined. steady.
Butter--Firm. Cheese--strong; colored and
wE!te, September fancy. l4c.; do, October
best lsh113lsc. do. late made, small. colored
and white average best, l1A412Ac.; skins.
3St91lhc. Eggs-Steady.
Pcanuts--Steady and unchanged. Potatoes
Steady; Maine, Vermont and Eastern, per bag,
10. Cabbases-Easy: Danish, Sls4s0.0o per
ton. small, domestic. sl3Gfl6.60.
Cottonseed O.l-Flrn and higher with a good
speculative demand, Prime crude, {. o. b.
mills. 22ikG 2s;sc.; prime summer yellow. Soc. ;
primo while, 3e932!:c.; prime winter yellow.
SeGSe,4c.
CHICAGO, Dec, 27.-Largep rimary receipts
and a decline at Liverpool caused weak wheat
market here to-day. At the close the May
delivery YVES of sa11sc. Corn was up NC.
Oats were down 1sc.; provisions were 2l.a1a,ac.
lower.
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MARINE INIInLlGENCE.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, merchan
disc and passengers Old Dominion limo.
SAILED
Steamer Pocahontss, Graves, James .uye,
sandings and Norfolk. merchandise and passen,
gers.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, rnerchan
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. DEC. 81. 1905.
TA I'm s.II &sg
Steamer Charlotte Murphy. baltimore. pas
SAILED.
Steamer Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, DEC. Of. 1905,
ARRIVED
Steamer Ethelbrytha, Savannah.
Steamer Sphcriod. Balae.
Schooner Add!e f. Conlon New York.
Barge Pottsville. New Haven,
Barge Baravia. New london.
sAILRa
Steamer Sphero!d. London.
Steamer Bayport. Providence.
Schooner Henry w, Cramp, Portland.
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON. N. c.. Dec T.-spIRITs
TURPENTIND-Firm at 75c.: receipts 4 casks.
Rcsiu-Firm at s3.+5; receipts. 2Sa bari els.
Tar-Firm at s1.so; receipts. II barrels. Crude
Turpent!ne-F!rm at s2S9q460; receipts. 10
barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. e7.-TURPENTINE-
Steady ct 65iec.: sales, 46 casks; receipts 467
casks; shipments, casks. ROs!n-Firm; sales.
500 barrels,
CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec s7.-TURPEN.
TlNE-Flrm at 6ss. Ros!n-Frm.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. 81, 1906.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
PEANUT MARKET

reported BY RODGERS. McCahe md COY
PETERSBURG, VA, Dec e7.-PEASUTS-
Spanish-Market firm at s5c. per bushel, with
good demand. Receipts light Vrsnias-Mar-
ket stealy at &C. for fancy stock machine
picked. lA92c.; Smelling stock. 1aaoc
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Southern Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 49, 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
7:G0 a. M.-Daily-I4ocal FOR Charlotte N C.Js}5
1880 r. M.-Daily-Limlte d--Butfet Pullman Ia
Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans
Memphis, Chattanos ga and oil the South. i#
500 =. Mex. Sunday--Keysville Local.
1880 F. Observation-Disclosures ready 600
ia8 r. NJ. for all tho South. & q
@ YORK RIVER LINE. i3#
Tho favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leave Richmond 400 p. ~. daily,
except Sunday connecting with steamer
for Baltimore Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
Els P. M.--Locul-Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays, Ei5
400 P. NJ Except sunday-For West Point,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays. Steamers call at Giou-
cester Point Almonds and Clay Bank.
4:45 a M.-EXcept Sunday-Local mixed fol
West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:53 A n. and SAG p. M.--Frpu all the South.
1856 p. M.--From Charlotte and Durham. 3@
$40 A.. M.--FroIn Keysvlle nno Intermediate
stations,
o;25 a. M--Daily from West Point with Battl-$
more connections Sundays Wednesdays and
10 :45 a. Nj, Wv ednesdays and Fridays: $40 p. 4
NJ, daily, except sunday-Fron West
G. ". WDsTBuRY. D. P. AZ Richmond, We
p. T, NJ, G. p. a..
H b. SPENCER. Gent Mgr,
Washington. D. G. a
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BALTIMORE. Dec. 27.-FLOuR-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Dui; spot. contract, Sac
S4hc: do, No. 2 red. western. S5ta9S5s.c
Corn--Easy; spot. new 4stu+9,zc.; new south
ern white corn. 42Q49c Oats--Easier. Rye
Quiet; No. western. 75G7Gc. Butter-Steady
ana unchanged; fancy imitation, 2l41hc.; do,
creamery, 25026c.: do. adle, 1S0.oc.; store
packed, l5pl6c. Eggs-steahy and unchanged.
Cheese Quiet and unchanged. Sugar-strong
ard unchanged.
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The leading futures ranged as foil,

SasH quotations were az tol'OWs. rlOui-
Easy, No spring wheat. ssGSsc.; No. .. so@
SIC; No, red, sGRGS7Nc. No. Q corn, 4i9
aItac.; No. 2 yellow, 47Gi7iac. No. 9 oats.
S0fsc.; No. white. 32c. No. 3 white. sAIalAc.
No rye, Csc. Good feeding barley. 27l.0
S7stc.; fair to choice mailing. 4lGu49c, No. 1
tlaSseed. sl.G4: No. ! northwestern. s1.Gels;
prime timothy seed. sa.371a, Mess pork. per
barrel, Sle.75al2.S7,a; lard. per 100 pounds
81 31G7s?ls: short ribs sides Coose). s7ll7l?1a;
basis OF high wines. $3.50, Glover. contract
grade. $500. Butter--Firm; creamerles. 10
2ilsc.; dairies 17Q20c. Cheese--Easy at llAn
lac, EBgs--Flrnl at mark, cases included. lhg
&c; iirsts 22c.; prime hrsts. eGc; extras, 2Sc
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Federal Appointments.

Q'rom Our Regular Correspondence
WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 49,
Postmastcrs apponted:
Virgin a-Gresslt,, King and Queen
county, John p. Gress!tt. Vice II. t.
Gressltt, dead.
North Caroina-Stecoah, Graham coun
ty, Joel Crisp, vice p. s. Crisp, removed.
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P1ITsBURG. PA. Dec. 7.-cA1~rI.E-sup-
ply light: market steady. Choice. s5.4Olt5 60
prime. s.. l0NS. so. Hogs-Receipts light; market
higher Prime hcavies. medium and workers.
s.. 5oa6.65; pigs, si5G55o; rouEhs, aG4.so.
Sheep--Supply light; market steady. Prime
wethers. s5.70a5.9H: common, $3.50; spring
lambs, $3.50; veal calves, Ssds75.
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" CHICAGO, Dec. e7.-CATvrLE-Reoe,pts a.
CO.. head. Market slow. Choice to common
steers, sS.ioGl6.10; COWS and hefers So s0dDi S..
Hogs-Recepts. aa.o9O head market easier.
Heavy butchers. s5H'I539 light butchers,
So s3d5 30; lights, s.4soa6 10. Sheep-Rcceipts,
e 600 ohead. Market slow. Sheep s3.t0GG.oo;
lambs. $5.25aS.00
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DRy cooDs rApprr

NEW YORK Dec. 27.-The dry goods market
to-day was in very firm condition with prices
we'll held. General quiet prevailed Buyers
realized tho nrlnness OF the situation and were
willing to pay full prices for satisfactory de-
liyeries.
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Lambs-Receipts. 2.974 head Sheep. .251t5, Is
culls. s2G50o; lambs. s6as.oo; common to falr
GOOD, nothing doing; Canada lambs, 1852.
ltosa-Recelpts. 81 head state and Penney
vania hogs, s5.5oa5So =
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CINCINNATI. O.. Dec. c7-HoGs-Active.
Butchers and shippers. $o27ha5. 10; common,
si.75a5.75. Cattle-Strong. Fair to good ship
pers. si.c5Gf,o0: common s2Gi2.75. Sheep
Strong at s3Gli.T5. Lanbs-strong at s4.50g77S.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
W.. Richmond, Va. Dec, 81, 1905
QUOTATIONS.
{ CATTLE MARK ETs.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. {.
(Sales at Union Stock Yardsl
lllclImnnl YIN Dec 1AlE

Richmond, Va. Dec. II, 1905,
Report OF the live stork markst for the
week ending Monday. December II, is as fol-
lLwD:
Best steers. 4h05c. lot of extra s.ears
brought 5hc,; medium to good, as.gllac.; com
ccmmon to fair. gNdsMo.i hes, cows. saSiSSc /;
common 10 fair gqi3c,; oil poor COWS, ltaa lMc, !;
bulls, sAgac.; veal calves, 0gs'4e. fresh COWS
and calves, s2oali5.oo per head. Best fat sheep
i'f05c.i fair to good s'sQpiAc.; common, "a
&c.; best lambs, 6fsI7c,; common, 4ei6c,; bucks
adlc; best hogs 6stg5e9c.; common 70 fair
Prospects good for all kinds Of @toch ,o.
next week.
NEW YORK. Dec 2i,--BEEYFs7 Receipts
1921 head steers, si,!50560 oxen, s2.G tults.
s1.i54s,75, fancy do, $40; CONS, Si,G0Gf3 40.
Calves Receipts, 7a ohoad. Ieais, S,50upib;
tops 5000, little calves, $4,000 sheep and
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Ne,.h Jersey Central gen. 5s........... ia4ls
Noth iaeinc 1865
Nm tu.n fac,ic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
s aoilok and Western con, ss.............. 1872
0ssson short Line refunding is.......... n5X
pennsyNa M cow l0a;l
q, General 1921
g. g.. i1ou.s anu iron mountain con 6s....... IiS
., louis i,i. ana san tIancsco IS, is........ si&
80, 4|ou,a ';ou.i"eS.erh con is............ so
Snntt i,r LING 4s...'.',,......-... srit
sou.teEn Iun!nc ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 93ta
GOV ,he1n Tacic LIST 49,, certificates 8S7s
Sou.hern RIllway 12lh
eTas ana racine 12s
Toledo, st. l.. and Western 4s. 81
union Pacific 1864
ufnoh racine cow. is....................... 1857
United states steel I'd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1Gh
Wabash Deb. BIS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1b
Western Nd As. ..:.......,.............. ssls
wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.............. 81
Wisconsin central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. si4
NJ. and Q. Col. TT. 4s,...................... 97h
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Atlantic Coast line.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILi-BYRD-
STREET STATION.
EEFECTIth SUNDAY. NOV. 18TH.
S:o5 A M.-... Z. L. EApsess to all points
800 a.. M.-PctcrsburY and NORTON.
u 10 r. M,--Petersburs and n. ant w. Heat. #
500 p. A.--PetersburY and Norfolk.
a 100 r. A.--GolusDoro Local
6:46 p M.-Petersburg Local. Isl
1925 p. 3AI.-"florlda and West Indian Lin,
tied" 70 all points South.
1925 p. M.-Petersburg and N. and W. West. IA
II 80 P. M.-PetersbMrg Local;
AIT A. M; 7:42 A. NJ: 'S:33 A. NJ: ''lO:E
A. Nj; ll:lO a. M: 1880 F. NJ; 2 :o5 p. NJ; ESQ
p NJ; 500 p. NJ; 3:ls p. NJ. 5H
except Sunday. .'Sunday only. Si
c, q. CAMPBELL. DIV. Pass. Agt.
wy. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. ACT
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b T. g. ID Richmond,
~ M fredericksburg q

N. ! OK Fredericksburg a
ssssrssaz1zzzsnzsz-zs,Rsxa,ta Pctomac r. r.,
rams Leave Rlchmond- thx.rs
az az a M-Dally--Isyrd ST, Through. - a
%: ~. =. M.-Daily-Main st. Thsoush.
" e C; molW t1eE Days-slba Ashland Ac.
$40 a Siam M'-Daily-pyrd St. Through. Local
lS = :"S nI1ooin,--Week Days-Byrd st. Thnourh
t;oo = M,--Week Days-Byrd ST. Fredssrich..
purG Accommodation 'S>1 ot 100
e eoo ! M.--Daily-Man st. Through
o:'o r 3, M,-Week Days-Elba. Ashland Az.
$40 p M.-..DaIIy-Byrd st. -chrouxh. (
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures
w. c CO. m;mW ,eer Days-Elba- Ashland Ac.s
s:.N a. M..-Week Days-Byrd ST. Fredericks,3
burg Accommodation 800
s's3 a. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through
ll:8S A. M...WeeE Days-5yrd st. Through,
22a4 T. M-DaIIy-Maln st.. Through
0;fa eom MWe lei, Days-Elba Ashland Ac.
lis P. M-Daily-Byrd St. Through
s:oo e; M-Daily-Byrd st. Through. Local
$50 P. M-Daily-Main ST Through,
NOIE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
all above trains except trains arriving Ricli-s
mond 1850 A. M. week days, and local accom-.
Time q arrivals and departures md connsc.
tons not guaranteed 100 f7G7G7s53
". D: DUKE. G. ". GULF. W. P. TAYLOR
dene'l MANI. Asst. Gent. Mani. Trat Man.
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ding upiands. il.e5; mlddiing gulf ie2o; GALES,
2si2 bales.
Cotton, quiet; ,nddiing. 11.95; net receipts.
20 bales: gross 5,5cG bales; sales, 2,62 bales;
stock o2I 26S bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Set receipts i5s9
bales; export 10 Great Britain. i,l69 baies 10
France "A bales; to the Continent. l.o3i bales;
10 Japan 40 bales; stock. l,lIiGs! bales.
Consolidated at all por;s-Net reGelpts $500 +,
bales. export TO Great Britain. 81 ,2s3 bales; to
france. 1890 bales; to the Continent, 12l4p
bales; to Japan 40 bales,
Total since September LIST at all ports-Nct
recclrts $40 s53 bales: export to Great Brltaill,
5o3 o53 bales; to France. SIG bales; TO inc
Continent, 1,273390 bales; to Japan, 81 BIZ
bales; to Mexico, 9Gi bales
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 27.-COTTON--Spot
cotton dull and lower; sales 450 bales incl,id-
ing lI0 I. o. b.; delivered on contracts, i.3N
bales; quotations reduced Nc; middling, Tx c.
The first session Of the Cotton Exchange since
last Friday was held to-day Easier Liverpool
ana the Memphis bank failures were the feat
ure. used by the bears, and they took ad-
vantage OF them to depress prices. although the
failures were unimportant, as arrangements
had already been made 20 pay depositors III
rulI By noon January had declined - po:nts
from, Fridays closing to ITO; March - polhts
10 li95 and May IS points to 1910. Futures
ononed ed12 points down, and the weakness IN
other markets continued to decrease values toe
.rsnd Of prices being downward, The closing
vas quiet and weak and within poiIlt .,
he bottom the loss showing net losses OF 3aAil
points ,,Es. I'm
navy Ill S.: February II 81; March. ll,s?; April,
II S.: May, lIa5; June. 200; July, l2,o1'
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klzz!y nlN5jiijj0|k&NeStIe|'|rI'n err !
Movnr.,her %. SOS

Novcr,her 30 $685.
Liza 49,. AA-1 D-DAlLY.
500 A. tA4.--.> OI.c.JA-k. LIAlI 1ED. Arrives
Norfolk ll:.N "a. al. Stogs un.y at Petersburg
,,ayerIy sud s uIiolk. -
s:us A. N.-SI, LOUIS AND CHICAGO hX.
+ HiSsS. Parlor Car. Rroiler Service. Peters
burY 70 Lynchburs and Rys.iivke. Pullman
lsruur Roanoke to Columbus. blletietd to Gin,
ninnanu: also Roanoke 20 Knoxville. and knox
Vile 10 Memphis Cafe Dining Car. Kuanoko 10
Sil!aTnhVii. e,, NoL,E r. y 4, III, :, l.33i
,rnI1Inville, Lynchburg and Roanoke. - -
v.60 p M.-OCEAN SHtiRE L1MlTED,3 Ar,
rlyss Norfolk o;sO ?. AZ stops yn.y At Peters
steamers saa to Bos,on. Providence. New York
7:5 +. M--I'or Norfolk and all stations eass
o. 3! Is'i p M,-NEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman Sleepers Rlchmond 10 Lynchburg and
Roai,Uke petersburg to Bristol. Lynchbura Ia 10
Chattanooga, Memphis ami New Crleap cafe
o:n p. M--WEsrERN EXPRESS, pullman
seeper Richmond and Petersburg to East
Radford. and Roanoke to Chicago Cafe Dining
Car, X.
p. ii, and sls 7, Nj, from Norfolk ll;4o A. ii,
a1 ori Sso 4 So Mss s East Main street.
w n PEVITr. c. n. DOSLEY ~
Gent Pass Agt, DIST, Pass ACT i
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@ Petersburg Va, Dec 81, 1906.
Receipts good the past week With continued
activity on all grades. Market closed FRIDAY
for the holidays; Will resume sale, on the 9th
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RAILROADS.
Nsso sssM Scenic Route
w snllT The West.
Z hours and Is Minutes to Norfolk

y
10. LEAVE tJGliA,ONl,---nASTBoU &
80 q. M.-Week Days-Loeal to Newport
a.oo nsews ana way stations,
." - M.-Daily ~ imiteu-Arr Williams.
SIis y:56 A. M Newport News 1880 A.
a" pa Point HOO NJ, Norfolk ii:fs
b,,r si,I- ..llosaly--specal--Arr1ve wllii1,ns.
I's ott;se p. NJ. Newport News $50 P.s
~ NJ "a 20 Point 500 p, Al, Norfolk 6:s, r.
500 Pm otissin3uth s,45 P. II.
MltWs.eek Days. Local to Old Point.
'''' r. S Week Days--Ioeai to clf;on
iottssses; Connects at Union station, Char.
and siee, with Southern Locals, Nurta
North 'uth; at Stanton with e. and o..
Eo, aa..---Daiiy--Cafe pnrlor Car 10 cf,on
IndfsSvIi, through Pullman Tor Cin,nrati
PUI ,natpolis and Chicago without CHANGE
Louis se.vics for Louisville and 81
i:oo F. M M.-DWgfk pay,-1ooal TO eoyaonsy,iie
and r lor Cincinnati, louisville, 81 Loan
1850 A. ~ JAMEs RIVER LINE.
xin.,DLahy--E xpress-r E.ynchbursy
and prneInssa' . ssw Castle slIton Forge
sis tpsosadey and Esmont. Parior Cal =
NJ, IIt>,,,.IVsnk Days-Local----ro E,s,rop. ~
Norroit' ms as arrive RICHMOND FROM
II 40 A. M h9 ga Point 1905 A. NJ. week days
Newpor, y" Nc sa,ly. and N. dairy. and from
ana I'm CulncinnatI and West 80 a. M daily
n w.SI 4. NJ. daily; Main Line Local f7.as p b
Week Sny Gays Gordonsvlle Accom- $50 A., NJ
s:s5 sT r. River Line L,ca from cllfton Forge
H. W. FULLER wo 1y.,,r,,1,,,
h' DOYLE. Gen1 Manager n
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COTTON MARKETS..

Line common. IS bid; do. preferred. 500.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE MD, Dec. 27.-seabrard All
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Petersburg Tobacco Market.

CAS- Reported By Craddock-,rones virginia
WarehOuse.)
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Srot cotton closed quiet IS points lower; mid
ding upiands. ll.e5; middiing gulf. 1920; gales,
2,Gi2 bales.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. Dec. q. 1906
SALES BEFORE BOARD.
{ q, Y, l.. H. T. Cts. OF Ind,--l.lO9 at "a.
SALES AT BOARD.