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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-06
Eureka Times Sets Up Suggestive
Interview.
PROMINENT PACKER TALKS
Normal Catch Not Attained and the Re-
sons For It-Pseihe Supply Threaten
o.-crowing Steadily Less-Drought
Interferences With Spawning.

Inc iOltoWlng article taken from thf
last is.ue Of the Humboldt Times, lEu.
rekal under date Of January 2sth, win
be Of interest 10 many in the salmon
industry here, especially when its aa.
tbenticity i considered:
According 10 statements from an au.
thoritatise source. the salmon catch In
Eel river last season was smaller than
in year..
Mr.. Sidney starbuck. Of New York
who throughout the last season has
been the financial authority In charge
Of the Port Kenyon Packing Company
at Eel river, said at the Vance Hotel
last night to a Times man; while the
catch for the season ending January !,
1905, does not show a financial loss, II
was, however. abnormalIy small.
"In proof OF this statement 1t need
only be recounted that up TO Deem
Der IS, 1905, we had packed but $50
tierces Of fish, whereas, under ordi-
nary conditions we should have by
that time packed 800 tierces.
As il was We only packed 500 tier.
ces during the whole season up TO Jan.
nary |, 1905, when We shut down. Or.
dinarily the pack would have been at
least 800 tierces, or about $4,000 pounds
of salmon
Does that mea ta1 YOU Eel river
packing house vii ,h9v e
..No, not los - ngi Jest a.
gain as the comlany 'hgaia ,yF,e, 81
cr the estsblishnlert e s-5N's plsat
"Is your comraHy s,les gvusl IN
the easti"
"0h, no, we a bout ksNn Soytb
Of stock held ;, Ftaalals peoP'e, wbc
despite the h Session seemed salts
fed
"what mad SEASON. 81 unusuall
poori'
Low wats ugioat reccmber
the condition a Es ti ysrs not
only unusia He sbronsL
There was ~ ief dsh a.
get up in, "a h ra -l oui
ilow to the M Tbs est
factor. Tb roa * .s water irm.
Eel river ,pie- a .n u'fr-
the ocean and attn,,a " rou taat
are searching for spawning places, AZ,
is like halt thrown broadcast. II it is
not sent out the salmon do not come
up to spawn. This season il was not
sent out. There were no rains, and
the fish that wen attracted by the
small flayors that did exist could hardly
get over the bar, much less up the riv
er to the spawning places
what proportion would YOU say
this seasons catch in Eel river has to
the average catehl"
"About five-eights, or little more
than half. That Is what the catch
amounted 10 when We shut down on
January lst. Since that time have
come the rains and attendant floods,
and thousands and thousands Of fish
have come surging up the river. How.
ever. these have been kept out OF the
spawning beds by the dreuth. and we
could not use them even ii onr pack
ing plant was running. Their spawn
Is over.iipe. their flesh growing pale
In color aud their condition altogether
unsatisfactory"
Are they not being used az alli"
"Ies, | understand said Mr.. Star
buck. that many Of them are being
shipped to san Francisco as fresh fish.
We do not handle fresh fish at all.
We pack in mild pickle and transfer
to cold storage. Except the short
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-06
. H>>>~>~>~>>>~~<~>I
. rERsE TALES OF THE TOWN .
>>HH~>HHHeeHtttt~I .
Titles stili chanxing.--A.t,

Titles Still chAnsing. Astoria aud
cla,sop realty !. s,ill on the move and
at fair figures. there being ak deeds
filed for record at County Clerk Gin
tons oiiie yesterday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-06
YOUR HEx1.

Never have 10 wait long at the o.
eidsnt Barber Shop. A. Z. Petersen,
propristor.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-06

The 0eeidsnt Museum Uncle Charl y
Wright, OF the Hotel oCcidcnt maintains
a yeriiable and valuable museum, in a
quiet way. In and about his office, and
has many rare things TO show the curl.
GUS and appseeiaiive hunter. lie show.
ed reporter. last evening, cgistcr
entry OF "John d. Rockefeller" about
eighteen years ago, with the notation
behind Il "kiek' presumably John D.
protest against paying his hill Aud
another rare thing he displayed was q
photograph Of photographer, the last
taken IN 1853, Of the "pioncer Columbia
Bar Pilots,' the group consisting of
A. c. Famsworth, J. @. Hustler, Charles
Edwards, Nose Rogers and Alfred Cros'
by. These are but indications Of host
of other things Of very definite interest
to the old, aud new timer, in this city,
---
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-06

II you are looking for cory suites Of
rooms 70 TO "Hotsl Irving. The hotel
10 equipped with all modern eonven.
iencea Well prepared and daintily serv-
ed meals can be had at IS cents.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-06

Organ Music Tonight. Lovers of real
music win have an opportunity TO
hear good deal Of Il tonight at the
First Lutheran Church, where Professor
.~
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-06

Inc hpiuti baty9-tW. itra@uit'
Dcaly has uttered bis official call for ap'
proxima,ely sls.oOo worth Of city war
rants. and the interest theron has eeas'
cd at the date Of call, II Is now the
duty Of every holier Of warrant d
in the compass of that call TO present
same ior payment aud thus expedite
the city. business To defer this duty
compels the treasurer to carry the
fund accounts from month TO month,
and quarter 10 quarter, to his great m'
convenience AMI the indepincnt Of city
business which IS entitled TO more dis.
patch IN this particular
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-06

"Hotel Irving" is the .only steam
heated he.el in Astoria, Rate very rea.
sonable.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-06

Valentines at svensOn's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
New York Produce Market.

NV YORK. December l2-FLOUR-steady
hut DAN. Rye Four-DuI. BackWheat Flour
Dull. Blckwheai-stoady Cornmea-stcady.
Rye-FIrn. Bariey-Steady.
Wheat-spot stead. 40. red. Tasc. eiera-
tori no. rcf, Size { o. b. afloat. Options
isc net higher. May, sisc july. SoHc-. De-
Cemner. slisc.
Corn spot steady; no. 3 $3.50 elevator ana
5ii.c T. % D. af-1ar. Options i4c. net lower.
january. 5l&c. May. 517sc.. December, s3i,c.
O~ats-spot steady, mixed, %Sn&ac
Eecf-Stealv. Cut Meat-Steady. Lard
Steady western prime. S>.9lQ9c1. refined,
steady Fork-Stfaly. aT1i1w-Firm. fetro-
leun-Sleaay. K9sin-Sieaay. T-pent.ne-
Quiet.
Rice-steady. sioiasses-Ffm Conce-Spot
Hio. quiet. so. : Invoice. &C.; mild. STEADY.
S~uFar-Haw. Quiet; fair refining, 35-ien
g ll-3lc.. Centrifugal. i3-lt03 1880; molasses
sugar. 5l-l6a2 S-S-c refined. quiet.
Iutter-Firm aud unchanged. Cheese
steady ANA unchanged. Eggs-\Ncak. state,
selected. white. 4lus2c.: do. choice. 5IQ59c. 3
miAe extra. %857c.. western, average. prime.
Gle.
Peanuts-eicady and unchanged. Frcights 20
Edvorpo0-Steady; grain by steam. 1i-d. Io-
tctces-Irish. weak. Maine per bag. SInt.55:
Long Island. Ter barrel. 81 .5001.75. jersey.
state and western. Sf.25Tl4. sweets. easy
and unchanged. Cabbages-Duu and uuchanR-
ed. Cottonsced Oil-Ftrm on covering and linz
itei offerings. Prime crude, T. @. b. mills. Gle:
do. surNlnr yellow. 4h8c. prime white, noml-
nal; prime winter yellow. nominal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14

VIII take root in the new High school
building on Wednesday. December 18th.
This Will be the first gathering OF any
kin in the new building. and viii consu-
tute its "house-warmins.'
The third concrete pier for the new
steel bridge across the James here as now
above water-mark. and work has been
begun on the fourth.
Mr.. p. j. Jones is quite lame from
being severely kicked Sunday by one q
his horses.
Mrs. A ". Conway. OF Charlottesville.
visited Miss Rose Farrar his week.
Miss Lizzie Eubank. Of Bedford CITY.
passed through Scottsvine a few DAYS ago
on her way to Gainesville. where SIN
Will be present at the marriage Of Miss
LILY Dickinson, TO AIr. William Overton
Snead. Of Fork Union. on December 23d.
Miss Nora billiard. who is teaching at
Winginia, spent a few days here this
week.
Mr.. Edward Moon. of Hardware, visited
Scottsviiie n few days ago.
Messrs. +. G.. Moon and T. Walker
Heath spent a day in Charlottesville this
week.
Mrs. McGW ana Miss Stevens, OF T-s-
mont, spent sunday with Mrs. A. c.. Bell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
SOUTHERN NEW
TRAIN SERVICE
VIII Probably Put on Slower
Train to Take Place of
No. OF.

AN'HblRG. VA. December W-f is
learned here from a. reliable source that
the Southern Railway Company mas uu-
der Consideration putting on "a solid mani
ana express train 10 take the place of
the last mail to the South ANA south
west, known as NO. 9, when il VIII be
abandoned on January 5th. This train. il
Is understood, will leave Washington the
same time No. "a does. but 10 viii NOT
make the fast schedule tho present train.
makes. Instead OF covering the distanr.
from Washington to I~ynchhurg DD micsl
i'm four hours. the new train Will make
% in nve hours. This now s.a,Iui. vIl
Tot mean much Inconvenience 60 t.
people Of ~Lynchburg on account or tss
slower train. out from DantiIe south id
VIII Doe considerable.
When this schedule goes int, effect ir
is expected that Sos. So and Is. The Wash
iust0u and Southwestern Vestibuled lime
itei, Will boz split into two regular 5000
uons, Nos. q and IS. being "a solid Pui-
man train, and the other sections. Nns
~ and a.. carrying maj. baggage and ex-
press only. st IA same time. it is tu-
derstood the Palm Limited. between New
York and st. Augustine. Sos. 81 and I'D
VIII go into commission for the tourist
season This viii give the Southern three
daily trains each way between Washing
ton and Jacksonville. and nvo between
Washington and Atlanta. with four be-
tween Atlanta and WASHINGTON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
COTTON NIARKETS

NEW YORK. December l3-The cotton mar-
ket was rather quiet to-day and fluctuations
were Irregular The close was steady az "a
me- advance % flid points. Sales were esti-
mated 90 $4,000 bales.
The opening was steady a. a not advance or
lsBlf points in response 20 BETTER Liverpool
cables tnan looked for and reports OF a ann
spot situation On the interior. Active month";
were ABOUT l3nls points net higher rlght affF
Fne clI but here seemed % be- lttle demand
aside from tAe covering ~ shorts. and this
laei. together Win tho larger estimates for
io-nofIo" receipts and predictions ~ a bear
~ weekend statistical. showing encourage
inc local bears Prices sold on 10 within . or
. points or last nights hllals on the sprlnE
months. and 20 practically last night. close
On January. hlt Liverpool continued relatively
hrm. local spot people reported buliah canfI-
lions In southern epot markets. and frcra
was = rally 81 the early afternoon 10 abon-
tho opening figures. This was followed 81
narrow irfesule1ty with trading larcciv pr1-
f%cssional. and late months relatively steady.
The Increase In the March premium over Lam
usry was attributed Co. fears that a consi.cra-
bio amount q cotton would DO rendered an.
contracts during thar nHlth.
Receipts a. the ports Today were g.. o00 bales
against 5I.9e last week and 53037 last vear
For the week 10000 bales against 496 .fq iqsr
week and a632 last year. To-iay-s recoinfs
at New Orleans 12.47f bales against sara lasr
year. and st Houston 11.l31 bales against 95gs
last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
D CAR
Youth, Whose Leg Was Crush
ed, Is IN Critical Condition.

NORFOLK. VA. December 13.-FTarry
Berman. the youth Of South Norfolk. who
suffered the crushing of a leg by n troll
Icy car. is now in q critical condition
at the St. Vincent's Hospital. IT is not
thought tha he will recover. II WIS not
at first thought that he was seriously in
jured.
Motorman J. G.. Adkins and Conductor
c.. r.. Reid. IN charge of the car which
ran over herman, were placed under ar
rest shortly after the accident occurred.
In the Police Court to-day the cases
against them were called. but were con-
tinued until December 18th. They were
bailed In the sum Of $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
ON c
OLIVE STEMMERS
IN ACTIVE DEMAND.

The leaf tobacco breaks yesterday we're come
what larger than on the day before. the total
sales for The day being about $500 pounds.
There was considerable improvement .1 the ot-
ierns~ ana d number ol piles sold around the
lftcen-d0lar mark. The market was aral ana
active.
one sole worthy 81 note was q lot % "Dlve'
Ffenmlng tobacco. sold at Shockoe warehouse
i1f M y. j. Clements, Of F0vhatan county.
These olives brought good prices. The best.
perhaps, fgr several year. showing the active
acmanc On This market Tor this class Of goods.
The sales were as follows: -Four hundred ami
n.Lety-hFe pounds az Tugs at $3.50. 80 pounds
q short Leaf a. SO. and 4e1 pounds n long
lrat az 81. Tho breaks to-day uII he quite
as 4arEe as those % yesterday. The FIRST sale
wlii he az S@hocsoe. second az C-pr.sau-z thlra
az Shcl1Irue. ana Fourth a. St5ne0aU.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
TRADE IN RICHMOND.
Grocers Are Especially Busy.
Jobbers Overtaxed.

hradstreot tomorrow viii say Gov
Richmond % vicinity.
"Grocers in all branches are r.ne.InU
busy. and ln some instances I1ol,rs ara
oVertaNcd hlliug their orders There is
considerable activity in tho local produce
market. the supply IS moderate tho de-
mand good and prices nrn. Tho weather.
Is unfavorabic for handling loose to-
oocco- the offerings on tho io.al market
aro small. hut whore -ho quality is GOOD
prices arc sa"tieiac|.rt. local retfu
trade in al "hrnr.c- ro%n.inles 20 in
prove with ihc approach rf tec holidays
,s pccialv in er9c.H. ani supple
Collections generally -l~ Dol sool.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
THE "MARYLAND.7
New Steamer, Now on the WAYS,
for Norfolk Line.

T-|-7 - TN" INI"T|T"I-
NORFOLK. VA, December ia new
steamer. to be known rs the Maryland. is
being built for the New York. Phladel-
phia and Norfolk Railroad. and when fin
ished Will be placed on the route be-
tween Portsmouth and Norfolk and Cape
Charles. The vessel is being built by
the Maryland steel Company. and 10 is
expected that it Will be placed I'm COM
mission considerably before the opening
OF the jamestown Exposition.
The Maryland will be a twin vessel TO
the Pennsylvania. now operating on Tile
Cape Charles out The New York and
old Point will be the other vessels on
Tho run.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
MARKET
ACTIVE ENOUGH.

Ihe Wh1-csale p1rluce and fruI- market vas
active yesterday but steady. eupp.y and de-
manl being abou, On a par. There were n.t
Jew changes IN tho price ust. ana these were
only fractional The demand for turkeys IS
growing every day as the holidays draw nigh.
and there as every indication that more ~
these birds VIII re sold and eaten .n iris ctv
N-s winter than ever before. Retailers ara
peg nE large orders for Christmas trsde IN
Frulis ana vegetable are quite active f,
t1ere are no changes in prices worthy of note
IRE market ls We.i supplied with Tlorl.
oranges. tlt Che sctive demand docs nov afa,r-
taem 90 reuain Ia taf hands o. ,he commission
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
Railroads.

r. F. ca P. ss 1890
trains Leave Riehmona-Nortnward.
A M-DsnS-1aia ~ TssrFoaSs.
'~ ~A-"eek D-ys-Eioa Asaiand 40
SO a. M-~Daly-Byra 81 through LocS
- Week Lays-Byra 81. - rough.
W. A-Neek Dara-byr- 81 -redetcks
Ia HsH e.o4ation.
= -rain So. Through.
Days-El1a Asnand 40
- = Ma y-Fv-f ST. through.
rams Arrive Richmord-Southward.
'" M-WeeS Days-Eioa- Ashland 40
81 4 M-Week Dave-Byrd 81 Frsdsriek~
ourE Accom- odation-
M-naiiy-Byr0 So. through.
M-reek Day7-Byrd 81 THROUGH
2i2 = M~-Dany-Main st. Through.
MLv%eE Days-EioA AshisnA 40
80 = ~ -pany-Pyri e.. Through
-paNv-Byrd 81. Through LocA
N~-Dauv-AFain 81. through.
1-P1 man Sleel '-g Or Pnri0r cars "a
r-7ine. errcnr trains arriving tichs
mons 10 A n week days asd local soooa'
- ar-iv1i- ana departures and eonnsc-
DTEr C " CULP. ". 2 TAYLOR
49, 90 Prest. Cent supt. rrNf HU-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
N and w Issue Bonds.

NEW YORK. December 12.-Dircctors
Of the Norfolk and Western Railway
Company to-day announced an issue or
Si4576,00O 4 per cent. convertible jgold
bonds maturing 1882. The bonds arc part
OF The S3LOOO.o0O. authorized some time
ago. and VIII be offered 90 holders OF
the adjustment preferred and common
stocks at par. ON basis OF one-siNth of
fheIr nrnsnnt hnldIngs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14

CHICAGO. December observation-disclosures
about u head. Market slow. common 20 prime
steers. Sfg9. 70; cows. S2.65d4.75. hcifers. $.oJG
500. bulls. S240d451. calves, SLWFSoC: stock
crs and feeders. s.. A|uf6O.
about 5000 head Market weak 10 &c. lower.
shipping grades. s.. 1OaS eo; good TO choice.
mixed, s. -U0G1- 70. medium and heavy. butchers .
s.. le0S. p: pigs, S616.'S. sheep Receipts about
.coo head. Market weaSEto sc. lower. sheep.
S5a6.": yearlings. &608s %. lambs, S,Du
10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
NARKET.
pEANuT Market
FhANU4 MAHVAH4.

Reportod by Rodgers. %oCabe & Coz
PETERSBURG. VA, % B-PEANuTS-
Spanish-Firm at S1.26 per busnel. Virginias-
FIRM al Sa5Ac. for fancy stock: machine pick
ed 2Ha4sc. sheling stock. SA84c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
Barber Dead

BARRIERS of this city. died yesterday or
consumption. Hc worked in the jefferson
barber shop from tho opening ol the
hotel until b. was oUrucds Nr then WENT
with w. c. Scott ON Ninth Street. Chris
vas always polite and accommodating
And Wll " missed by n4s patrons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14

cash quotations were as follows. Flour
Firm No. 2 spring wheat. 7S683c.: No 2 7t8
BE; No. : red. Btsu74sc. No. 2 corn 4tY
4fac; No 2 yellow. 46hn6Mc. No. . oats.
@fHc No. 3 white. 33tU36tec. No. er,e.
81 nhlc- Good feeding barley. 4~2efiSc.. FAIR
TO choice mailing. 49055c. No. 1 naxsees en- "a
NO ! northwestern, N.22 clover. contract
srade, sS.@. short ribs. sides Goose Ss.NU
s 6-ia; mess pork. per barrel. fl4 T1. lard r.r
100 pounds. s.. 80. short clear sides boxen
ln.s'i .Ut.l-'a. Whisky. basis of hirh wines.
&l.9. Batteg-M2rket steady. creamer.es. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
RICHMOND GRAEN Market
Richmond. va. December Is. 1915
QUOTATIONS..
CATTIE NIAREETs

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union stock Tards)
Richmond Va. Decemher -. 1875
Receipts tor the week ending December 10.
best steers. bQS@kc.; medium 20 good. 4l4A.c .
common 70 iair, .pStac-, neifers. 14H34c-. dry
cows, -a05ac bulls. 21k43c. fresh COWS. $50
4NE- Nea4 calves, oA1Q.cs hogs. 64lW6- l5c--
s1pats. eus4c.; lambs. 6usc good sheep. 5As4
o. common 20 medium. 4i215c.. bucks. 2LsQ
41c. sheep and lambs in good demand.
The quarantine against southern cattle viii
be raised mldnlgh; December 18TH until March
J.. 1897.
Prospects good FOR next week on all kinds
OF stock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
Steamboats,.
FOR NEW YORK.

-,E~ ..-,
ship following day ~ p N also Norfolk
Cbes9,eobe o~f OK .
p a.. making connection dsny except sun
cayl az Norfolk With Main line Ships eafina
at 2 p NJ Tickets. ss T. Main street. Riehs
Jererson. Marnhy.s H9tal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
- . MARKEr.

NEW YORK. December 1S-The dry goods
marker holds firm and steady. although trad
inr In the Joobing houses Is not large for the
moment. The movement Of spring goods from
me urinary houses is unusually large and ac-
tive. The silk trade Is showing steady inn
provement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14

Sew York Central gen. gas ............ sHt
Nrw jersey Central Een. Or toll....... l-sts
c'Itnefn Iaclh- .---. l .
Nnrfolk and Western con. a.....--.-.--.. aff.
oregon Short IiIe ueCunliuE fs.-....... sft
lennsylNania cony. 3s tbid)--..--...... ss
Reading General 81 did .-........... ~
ST. T. and Iron Noun. con. gs f|b.f1..... 111.s
ST. Louis ana san Francisco fg. fs..... 81
g. Louis Southwestern con. 4s.-...-...-.. g.
Seahoard AT Line - Cbid) ..-...-........ sL
Southern Pacific 500.
southern Pacific Isis IS. cerudcates..... ~
southern Railway Ts
Texas and Pacific Isis ..-...-..-.... 1853.
loindo- ST. T. and western +a---.-....-.- 81
mon Pacific lss-s
nlted states steel 4nd acknowledgements. ett.
WABASH lsts foneredl Observation-Disclosures. 1855
wabash Dob. ......... d.
" est-rn Ma ............. ssz
Wheeling - Lake Erie A. tbidJ .......... 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
oLav'n g schedule figures published
FORMATION. and are not guaranteed.
$50, -DAiy-L0ca for charlotte.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pullman q
ANITA oni Birmingham. New Orleans
Mpls. 'nattaneoga and an the south,
nrlEn coach for Chase City. Oxford
Lnl.am ani Raleigh.
M-EV suniny-KeysviIe Local.
~ y M-panv-Nmitof Pullman ready saa
~. f1r all The south.
- YORK RIVER LINE.
Except sundoy-No. 1s-BaItimors
p M-EV-eps sunday-No. 1o-LocaI to
9 50 a M-Eveeps sunday-No. 7i-Local ts
q n 80 r.. Prom an tho South.
M=From Charlotte. Raleigh. Durham,
ca. -a.e cry AMI local stations.
o, rom Kcysvlile and Local Stations.
No. 15-From Baltimore and West
a. NJ ~. .: si5 p. NJ. No. 75-From
~ v"rst Point and Local Stations.
" Nl- BURY. ID. p. A..
~ Main Street. Richmond. va
ana Con NVr: Pass. Traf. Mgr.s
W. II TAyLOE. C.. p. A.
washington. r. C..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14

WTIMTNTQN. X. e. ~ mber l3-sPTR-
rs TURPENTTNE-Nothing doing. receipts.
Is casks. Rosin-Nothing doing. receipts. 20
,arrels. Tar-Firm az SIS. receipts. IS barrels
rude Turpentine-Ftrm at S2.35nAJo; receipts.
r Innrnfl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. December 13-Cnsettied weather
in the Northwest had a strengthening effect
to-day in the local wheat market. the May
delivery closing at a net y o. isc. Corn was
up h0hc. Oats were &osc. higher. and pro-
visions 7hQl0c. higher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
FINANCIAL DUEL
IN STOCK MARKET
huge Capital Requirements VIII
Be Increased After New
Year.
BANKS READJUST LOANS
Exchange Made a Further De
ciine-Alarket Closed Weak
and Near Bottom Prices.

NEW YORK. December 13.-The action
Of the stock market to-day was the occs-
sion or much perpleNity and finally OF
anxiety. The contrary eject on different
stocks OF seemingly like influences was
ulilcult " Interpretation. and ended in
hrou7ing a fear that a. financial duel OF
some kind WAS being worked out in th.
stock market. Interest centred ON the
liill railroad stocks and ou 81. Paul.
tlo former ou account OF the severe
which they showed and tle
latter ou account OF IT'S practically single
Resistance Co tire weakness which the
Jiil stocks induced by sympathy ina the
whole market
The general topic OF tho huge capital
requirements now defining themselves
came in flr FL good deal Of discussion
IN connection with the large stock issues
which are being projected. tt is eN-
pcctcd that these wifi Doe lareiy added
60 witA tnr turn Of the year. T4e cN-
ample az the Great Norttrn stock ou
The heels % the new stock rights was
Tho ground Tor apprehension OF Ike
response m other stocks. whom tsr cN-
yected announcements of stock increases
are actually made. Tie money market
became stringent again to-day. but this
factor has been SD often ignored in tic
present speculation That lt was not given
credit for mscn force in tAe da5 s. weak
ness.
Tho banks continued 90 readlust th..r
loan account. therefore. 20 repair The
deficit in tne legal reserves.
Exchange made "A further decline too
ward thc gold import point. but am QUITO
Of over 5000 o0 gold from London 20
South American added 20 the scarcity iu
that market AT the low price az tla
day. Great Northern preferred showed
O. loss ~ - - from last night price.
and of 3 IS from the high price yestcr-
DAY morning. after Tho details az tf.