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PROPOSALS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, September 9th. 1906
Sealed proposals IN tripsicats e. WIN be received @
and then opened for furnishing g Al material
and making repairs to certain buildings, at the
specincations and schedule on fls in this
of6e. The Government reserves the right to
reject any or all bids Preference given to ar
ticies Of American production, conditions OF
prices and quality (including in the price Of
foreign productions the duty thereon) being
equal An information furnished on applica-
tion to the Office Of The Chief QnsEterma asser.
Frsncisco, Cal. JE0. l. GLEN, Asst Q. n.
Gent. b. 8. A. Chief Quartermaster.
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COMEDIAN LEAVES BIG EsTATE-New
York. Sept. 2o.--A special cable dispatch from
London states that the viii OF John Lawrence
valued at S400, 600
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PROPOSALS for repairs to the 0. 8. subtres

PROPOSALS for repairs to the o. s. subtreas-
ury. San Francisco, OAl.-Treasury Depart
msnt. once Of the Supervising Architect,
Washington D. c.. beptember II, 1906. Seal
ed Proposals VIII be received at this of6ce
ber, 1908, and then opened. for repairs to the
U. 5. subtreasury, San Francisco. Cal;.. in ac-
copdol az which may be had at the Office Of
the Superintendent Of Construction and Re-
'P6ot Q{dcs, saa pranciSco. Cal. JAMES KNOX
TAYLOR, Suporf1sing Architect.
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California
Limited
Tochicsgo in5Dsys
Leaves daily at 20 q ..
With Diners and Sleeper

1880 AN. For stockton. Merced. Fresno.
Hanford, Visalia, BakerB1eld
$500 2, M. and intermediate points.
$50 A-M.-California Limited. . days
to Chicago. Leaves every day Direct
connection to Grand Canyon.
$50 A-M.-Valley Limited for stockton.
Merced, Fresno. Hanford. Vi8alia.
Bakersfield and points on Sierra
Railway.
1o:55 AM--For Stockton. Riversbank.
Oakdale and points on Sierra Rail-
way.
400 PM.-For Stockton. Fresno and In
termediate points.
$500 P.M-Overland Express for Dem
yer. Kansas City. Chicago and Grand
Canyon.
TICKET OFFICEs-Ferry Building.
San Francisco. 1112 Broadway, Fortieth
St. and San Pablo Ave. Oakland: Uni
versity Ave- and West St. Berkeley
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after long illness. The deceased was
a pioneer of California, having come to
this State in 1S49. He was a gradute
of the University of California Medical
College, and for some years after re-
ceiving his diploma practiced medicine
in Watsonville, and also in Southern
California.
Dr. Fine became a resident of Oak
land in 1879, and for many years made
his home in East Oakland. Some years
after coming to this city, he was ap-
pointed consulting physician of the
Home for the Adult Blind, which Of
flee he held for several years He was
also a member of the Board of School
Directors and served several terms as
president of the Athenian Club.
The deceased physician was a native
of Missouri. He leaves wife and two
sons, DR.. Henry M. Fine. who is en-
gagged in the practice of medicine in
this city, and William A. Fine, in bus
mess in New York City.
The funeral will be held at p. M
on Saturday next from the family res
idence, and the remains will be laid at
rest in Mountain View Cemetery.
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WILL ATTACK sAGE's wILL-New York.
Sept. 20.-A contest for the millions of Russell
Sage, who died last July, will be begun, the
Herald states today, In the local courts FRI
day. Sages relatives, among them a great
grandnephew, Edison Conrad, years old. Of
Watervliet. n. l.. will attack the validity of
the instrument on the ground Of smental incom-
potency, the exercise of undue influence and the
Improper drawing Of the document itself.
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Kinxn River Canvon.

In the heart OF q most delightful vacation re-
gion The great redwoods surround your camp
Mountain streams well stocked with trout always
within easy reach, afrording good sport In the
line OF fishing, while game Is plentiful. Ample
opportunity for mountain climbing and when
indulged In one is repaid by the grandeur and
magni6cence Of scenery Further details from
agents Of Southern Pacific application.
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Salt Water System Projected

A REPORT o he
Z a
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DIR. ANDREW FINE DEAD.
Well Known Oakland Physician and
Pioneer Pasres AxYay.

OAKLAND, Sept. 2o.-Dr. Andrew
Fine one of the best known physicians
of this city, who for more than twenty
years represented the Oakland district
in the State Board Of Medical Exam
liners. died this morning at his home,
III Tenth street, aged 81 years,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
NARROW ESCAPE
FOR FAILING FIRM
Announcement on Highland Bor-
der of Insolvency of Contract
ors Causes Pitiful Scene.
Ispeoiai 70 mo Times Dispatch. J


MONTEREY, VA, December lS.-In a
Highland lumber camp, being operated
on tho eastern slope Of Allegheny. a
riot was very nearly precipitatsd a few
days ago by the announcement OF the
financial failure OF the firm OF slayer q
Robinson. the two men who were con-
Quoting tho numbering business. either as
partners or as contractor and sub-con-
tractor. The grove Of timber being mar
keted Is not directly on n tram-road. and
the lumber had to DO hauled several
miles By wagon. The men employed
some forty IN number-were mostly
Highiandcrs. the camp being on tha Vir-
ginia side Of Allegheny. hence more CON
venlent FOR laborers here. These men
were employed by Robinson. who now
claims TO be only n sub-contractor. and
has assigned IN favor OF Slayer. who
gets everything except. perhaps. an en-
When slayer came into camp and made
this statement 10 the two score laborers.
whose claims ranged from $500 20 5000
the scene was piuful and borderad on
violence. Boys and men OF all sizes wers
among tho tolers. Some had gone there
20 earn their Christmas money: some 20
get cash 70 meet forthcoming. specific
obligations and others to provide sup
plies FOR vito and children al home An
eyewitness says that soma cursed others
trembled with silent rage. while few
wept with disappointment.
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Cotton Letter
By MILLER d COMPANY

NEW YORK, December Is-The market
to,1ay was subjected TO considerable bear
selling. Wall Street peopIa being nr0,nf-
nent IA that direction. Prices shortly
after the opening eased or 10 points and
tAeh rallied. but in the early afternoon
renewed selling on a very larre scsIe
TOOK place, and level below the morn
ing record was established Receipts
We're against the market those at Interior
towns Ior the half week alone being
enough 70 weaken confidence being 189
OO0, as against just half those figures last
year rear OF ginners' report dav after
to-inofroW possibly Of character 10
AGAIN strengthen the ideas OF the largest
crop estimates. tended 10 deter buvine
Whle back OF oil this is the fact that
mere Is believed 10 be ample SUNNY ~
cotton, IN spite Of the inferior ollalit,, %
inuch or It. and IL will be a dihicuIt maj
YET 20 revive oglling on account OF moor
Quality alone Liverpool is due 10 go.
TO - lower IN the morning.
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New York Produce Market.

NV YORK December g-FT.OTR--Sresi y
N-t t-t+ -t3e feur-tiulet- Huckwh-at FIou--
s-t'-ls- h4Ckn hcat--- eaay. ,-orrulesi -
o,rai5- ltfr-t1rm- Bariey--gllcr.
VI .ea r. Firm, so. q rrd -st-c elcla tor On
t-h1 'sH-sr. neg higher. May. SIZE. jug.
ba-tc. December. slt.r
epf4-6pot steady. 30 % 70. elevator Oh.
tpt-7 partial &c. neg advance Janua-y sli-c
--Ass o'isc- December 6-asc- Oats-Spot
STEADY mixed. $50
bt"f-Firui- Cut Meats-Steasy. Lard
Slci3fi western prime. SNe5U9c-. refined.
stc,l5, continent. s. o.; south America SO 20.
lofA-1tei1y IalloR-Stesay Rosiu-tIrm.
4urpentlue- Firm
Hlce-Steady Moia sses Steady. Conee-spot
l-". steady SO. & lDFuice. &C.. mill strady.
Futures @1-y points lower. sugar-Raw, bare
u steady fair rennlns 8 5-lsao Ike. CEN
trifusaL i3-isa3 2T-Scc naoiasses sugar.
1883 2-a-c.; refined quiet Butter-steady
con mon 20 fancy. elfl-ac Cheese-tJuiet.
skins. 2alic. Unchanged
PEANUTS ans trelghts-Qu.et. Potat easy.
'ahoag es-f--sy. prices unchanged. Cotton
seed DIN oderateiy active Wits prices about
steady Prime crude. z o. %. mills. 3litc ,
prime summer yellow. 4ec.. prime white nom
mai. prime winter yellow. nominal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
TWO PASTORS ASK
TO BE- RELIEVED
Montgomery Presbytery Meets
Tomorrow to Act on Requests
for Severance.
Gspeeiai to The Timss-Dispateh.

LfNCHBURG, VA December 1s.-A
specin session OF the Montgomery Pres
oytery' Of the Presbyterian Church. will
be held at the Westminster Church here
on Thursday. for the purpose OF consid-
ering the request OF Rev. r. II. Fleming.
~ d. pastor OF Westminster Church. for
me severance Of his pastoral relations.
DIR. Fleming has another call under con-
sheraton. but he has not yet Indicated
tne church from which It comes.
While II has not been announced. St
Is more than probable that the body
VIII at The same time consider n similar
request from Rev Joseph II. Sewer uas-
tor OF Third Church here. TO go to the
Second Presbyterian Church. Alexandra.
which call NE accepted two weeks ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
BUSINESS LIVELY
ON CARY STREET.

The block was busy al OF yesterday.
ana the commission men had their hands
full receiving country produce and fruits
and filing the orders OF retailers and
market men. Trade will be lively the
balance Of the week. OF until every Christ
mas buyer has been supplied with all the
turkeys and other good things they Will
need for the holiday week. Notwith-
standing the active business on "the
block there was no advance in prices
tie quotations remaining as they were
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, Financial.
Financial Truth

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Investments or speculation
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ON LOCAL MARKETS
LEAF TOBACCO SOLD
WELL. YESTERDAY

The total sales Of loose leaf tobacco
IN the warehouses yesterday amounted
Z" about 5og9 pounds. This f. regarded
as good business. when the unfavorable
weather ior handling tobacco Is taken
into consideration The goods ofrarad
on the breaks was IN the main good work
ing stock. Several large piles sold for
what We're regarded as splendid prices.
bringing from SIS 10 SIS per hundred
pounds.
owing 10 tie very cold and harsh
weather. the receipts will be small to-
Jay and the breaks will probably be no
larger than those OF yesterday. Tha first
sale viii be At Stonewau second al
shockoe. third at Crenshaw's and fourth
at Shelourne's.
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tr'e or four % the blE local traders. ana
WHO .''At-l d Re q precuucerled attempt 20
A-ts-h tte market Some OF The selling was
s.'li--tr1 90 parties who issued private e-ti-
mates ~ tae rlnrers figures and was thought
t' liai-a'a fAuccfatiol 81 a hearish allowing
81 tt census report next Tlufsday. while
thi 1elAhr nt January ~ Iirertes,l reoris
Mna to-Enr 20 pOiut toward heavy January
hi''fr- ana during the afternoon the near
..-flf "tse relatively weak IN SPIKE OF rnt ner
D-.ir. H4fil-s from ID. south a. 70 interior
''.i IONS He cilre was only a couple OK
- lhi~ up from the lowest on the active month.
-p.e ~ TIE porte to-day were H.. ilg haze.
st.ti..t se-o-s iast week and 1907 last year
~ tAr week eri.e9 bales against sis i-l last
"e'e ana -tAlia last srar Today reraiafs
81 NeW or4eans H@s1 bales against 140si last
last yCar. -''--~
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sfesdy at quotations as follows. First quality.
Der pound. %Uszcs medium. per pound. 5Q1hc
"'ttr Der poitd. @1-Azc thin steer5 and COWS,
pff pound, -I-'sc-, oxen per pound. 245iac
mich COVE extra each. So o.0l; do. good.
a.oQ-his do, common, So 1000 CaClvts-
Receipts were far. with the demand light and
The market easier. a. prices follows. Calves.
veal choice. dght Yrr pound. 1Q74c. GOO.
per pound. 6itU7c- Calves from nearby points
oy rsii were quoted at 7s.c. per pound Sheep
ana L-a1ntS-Ihe market was steady a. follows
Sneep, 80 I fat per head S3Q5-Gc do per
pound. -1sc No. ? saesred. per pound. %
--'. DO, old bucks. per pound, 2ia45c; DO.
common per head. slal6c. spring lanabs per
p,la1 s4'e- Lice Pigs-Quotations were at
%l4-o1 each. according a4ze. quality and
condition; shoats 8 5sg5.6o. Dressed Hogs
The market was firm. Quotations; Choice
lightweight. per pound 7a9sc: medium
weight per pound, 747i<c heay-', per pound
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WILMINGTON. n c December 1S-sprR-
ITS TURPENTINE-Sothi doing; receipts.
"a casks Rosin-tirm 81 Sc so. receipts %
barrels. Tar-firm al g.. Is: receipts l45 bar
reis Crude Turpentine--FirIn at So s5E4 80: re-
ceipts. 81 barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. December IS.-TURPhsS-
IlNE-Steady at 66'4 467c. sales e3s casks; re-
Ssl pts Los casks shipments. barrels Rosin-
Firm; sales. 2,i25 barrels; receipts A3l7 bsr-
rels; shipments. Is barrels; stock ST. Isl barrels
CHARLESTON. :. c. December STU r.
PENTlNE AND ROSIN-Nothing doing
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PORT OF WEST POINT. DEC. Is. 1875.
ARRIVED.
CHARLEST0WN HAS
SERIOUS FIRE LOSS
fspccial b 1hc Times-Dlspatch. !

WINCHESTER, VA. December 1S.--A
fire which started about midnight last
night i'm the lumber yards Of William Phil
lips and Sons, Charlestown, w. Va, al
most entirely destroyed that plant to-
gethor with a large number OF stables
and smaller buildings. The loss will be
in the neiehborhood OF S25, 000--sOme say
as high as $4,000. The town is but
twenty-five miles from Winchester aad
at ono time Fire Chief sibert was prepar-
ing to send a largo FRO steamer to the
assistance OF the smaller town
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
COTTON MARKETs

NEW YORK, December Is.--The cotton mar
k was easier to-day result Of local
bear pressure with prices selling al the low
est point far for the season. The close was
s.cady, but at net decliue OF 7Ql4 points.
Sales were estimated 40 20 90 bales
The opening steady at q decline Of
point 10 an advance OF two points which Was
about as due on the cables The early news
showed no change in the general situation but
there was considerable cotton for sale right
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DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. December B.-The dry goods
marAet was firm for the day and further ad-
Xances were announced IL blesche6 goods and
Innings Meas wear goods are now being open
ed. business in cotton goods IS Eenersilv oiiiet
Cotton yarns are less active, but prices are
unchanged.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. IS. 1905
ARRIVED

PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. IS 1905
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer PocahOntsS. Graves James River
landings ard Norfolk. merchandise and paasen-
gers Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley, Sheny. Norfolk. mercnan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line
PORT OF WEST POINT. DEC. e. 1875
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danville, thomas. Baltimore, pas-
sengors and general cargo.
Steamer Louise. Haynes. Mattaponi River
landings. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danviile. Thomas. Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo.
Steamer Louise. Haynes, Mattaponi River
landings passengers and general cargo.
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AIIsCELLANRcus niARKEr.

CReported BY Rodgers. keCabe & COZ
PETERSBURG. VA Dee is.-PEANJISs-
Spanlsh-Firm at SI.25 per bushel. Virginias-
Firm Al 5g51<c. for fancy stock. machine pick
ed. siz4f-c.; Smelling stock. SA0sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
ST. PAUL, WEAK,
BROKE MARKET
Kate OF Issue of New Capital
Causes Great In
eaSiness.
HILL STOCKS GO DOWNWARD
bears Operated Freely, and Scalp
ed the Market at Frequent
Intervals.

new YORK, December 1s-The whole
or the days stock market centred on St
Paul, and the demoralized break in that
security weakened the rcst OF the mar
k't cdectualiy. Tile acson OF ST Paul
was accepted as demonstration that the
ratio OF Issue OF new capital has become
subject 81 grave uncasiness for its
ELECT on future values OF securities. The
recent violent decline in Great Northern.
preferred and IN Northern Pacific was re-
euu~d as inconClusive on that point.
owing 20 number ~ complicaunE fac
tors. IL was believed. for instance. that
the plan OF the deferred delivery OF the
new Ssock while payments were being
mace on instruments on which interest
Was 70 he paid az q lower rate than
me dividend return on tie stocks was
resented by tie Hartman interests. aa
ineir large holdings ~ the two Bii stocks
would make thcm lenders ~ the treas
Rrv resources ~ the Union Pacidc 90 their
business rivals under this plan. 10 was
Tor this reason that the Hartman hold
inga ~ the 1911 stocks were supposed 20
be coming on the market in large v0i-
rue, with the insiders indisposed 20 Flu-
port them f0 make market for tra
Hartman. -. Paul continued 10 advance
yesterday on tho stock issue prospects.
and rose 90 "A new record az one time IL
~ is hoped that the special causes having
stocks would not apply 10 S. ParI This
oriusiou was dlspeiled with the first quo-
t4uou Tor 81 Paul stock this morning
which ranged from l9i 90 la3. com pared
81 ifh le7 last night with the successive
downward UlurEcs as TIE liquidation was
renewed Tie price az ore time touched
lN. decline az f6 IS from tie high level
touched yesterday morning.
The Hu stocks continued 20 slide down
wards in company and the price % the
subscription hiehts Oh the curb 20 the
huge new issue % an three stocks made
~ lie declines.
Tho bears operated freely and bought
eagerly az intervals % secure their prohts.
THO resulting rallies were short-lived ard
the &C. mi-cernoralized closing was near the
lowest. except for the s7aEmodlc rally in
81. Paul itrelf. Baltimore aud Ohio ana
Reading offered points OF resistance 90
the weakness and both were subject %
rrmors of intended dividend Increases.
Tho general wfGSncss was by no means
commensurate With that IN the stocks ia
process Of issue imitation.
Union Pacific was most actively affect
81 outside o. the three central stocks ia
the DAYS movement. and suffered loss
Of about 4 points Great Northern PIE
forred's extreme decline was DO u. and
Northern Pacifcs. s Ia Money continued
stringent. and went % ~ per cent on
call. I'D per cent for 20 days. Lao for
81 days. and IS per cent for sO days.
Bonds were heavy Total sales. par
value. see go. United States Is a1vac,-
ed IA Per cent. on call
Total sales OF stocks were sd3.m2
rI..
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Chicago Grain Marker.

CHICAGO. December is The local wheat
market was arm today because Of small re-
celpts IN tne Northwest At the close wheat
Tor May delivery was Up i.Qzsc Corn was
SO 'zc. higher oats showed 4 gain % IsGitc
Provisions were unchanged 20 ai.c higher
Open High Low Close.
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i'tt'n- steady. ui-l.ing lo q. -. receio.s
stock. Jas ef bales
-"-ai to-day a an p1rts-Set rrreinfe G. lle
49, export % Great Britain. g 30 ales. 10
tls oii'i4-u t l-.5-- bales stock. 57 s7Q h.ia-
'.-pi at-l az al purfs-Net rc-+ipts fs5 .,
.airr, fNlnrr to Great Britain. 90 sfF bales. r1
FRANCE, $3.50 bales. 90 the Continent 3 s-s az
bales, O. Japan. 6+.ks8 bales
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsRURG. PA
December CATTLE fair. Market
slow choice. S.7su6.C0. prime S .4Jn5 S.
Sheep-Supply fair. market steady. Prime
Wethers. $ 50r5 6; culis and common. s1R3 90
lambs, Sa1fT IS; veal calves SSUS 30 Hogs-
Reeelpts. nght; market active. All grades
= S5ls ~; roughs S5q5.T.
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NEW YORK Decennbe- s-BEEVES-ile-
celpts, ~ head, 10 trading. feeling steady.
dressed heet, oi14e1c.. some fancy beer, lOc. ::
Texan. Ga 1si4c. Calves cceipts 2ls head.
Market quiet and steady. Yearlings and barn
yard calves S21&e9. sheep and Lamhs-Re-
oeipts So head. sheep. 81 500 %. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $50 No sales reported: feeling Arm
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE CLOSE
Money on cain strong, 1919 yer cent;
ruling rate. -. closing bid and offered al
eN Time loans very strong, sixty days
10 bid. ninety days. bid six months,
i-3l bid. Prime mercantile paper, ca
l-- Sterling exchange heavy. with
Bctuai business IN bankers bills at 1iSifDfs
$50 for demand, and "a ss7S16ff4 1880 for
xty-day bills Posted rates SAB 1-2T
~ and S4sf I-2uf.e5. Commercial bills.
slTSu4-S is. Bar silver. 60 3-S cents:
Mexican dollars. % 5-S cents. Govern
mert bonds firm. railroad bonds heavy.
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Ni.t COTTON CLOSED steady. la paln-. se-it-e .
salre, t5 bales
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n.ALTIMoRE ~. Deesmbsr ls-FouR-

BALTIMORE. ND. December 1S-FOUR-
Quiet and unchanged Wheat-Steady ana
rtd' western. 17iz47Iac.: steamer. No. 2 red.
o.. 0L6sltc; Corn-Firmer; spot. old. 5o050i<c
new, 4sWSisc., steamer. mixed. Elv0A5Ac
new southern. white s5NFlkc. Oats-steady,
No white. 4enfisc: No. . mixed. sc. RYE
and unchanged. fancy Initiation 256gIc 40
creamery. $50 &c. do, ladle. 2d23c. store
PACKED iSp-ic Esgs-Firn a. esc Cheese
Active ana unchsnged al IA ltf4s.c. guaar-
Steady and unchanged.
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STEADY. no 2 sprinr Wheat 9sS3sss' r your
l2uozc No. red. TAX G7fakc. No . corn,
80 tee; No. yellow, l68tsisc No. oats.
efts ilJ4iac. No. white 36Q36tsc: 40. 8
white, 3ih, d36c. No. rye. isa65c Fair "a
choice mailing. Hn55c. Flaxseed-So. / north
western, SLY; prime timothy seed. sia0
Clover. contract grade sl2.75 Short ribs
sides Qoosc), IS .62is; mess pork per bar
rel SAB; lard. per 100 pounds So: short
clear SIDES tboNell. fStt5 2. Whisky, basis Of
high wines SIS. Butter--MsrSet,-Steady;
creameTies. 22Q3ic. dairies. e0aIzsc. Eggs
Steady az mark. cases Included 20n23c.: hrs;s
q. prime hrsts, &c, extras. 29c. Cheese
Stead vat IgnI4c
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RICHw"~I' GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond Va Deceuhs- fS 1ooe
QUOTATIONS..
CATTLE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE ND. December IS-STOCk
~ I1IE WHAllF-Beef Ca;tlc.-Iuces were
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE MD. December IS -Seaboard
AIR Line, common and fredericksburg DO
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