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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
EARLY HOURS IN DIES MONIES.
No Walking on Streets AFTER II u. W.,
"UnIess on Iegitfnnte Errands"

DIES MONIES, IA. November B-The
City Council IS revicing the city ordi-
nances and has taken tho opportunity 10
insert many new regulations Among
them are ordinances forbidding persons
walking on the street after IL T.. NJ, UNI
less they can show clearly that they are
on legitimate errands. the penalty being
lno OF not 90 exceed so or imprison-
ment for twenty days; prohibiting spit
ting on the sidewalks or pavemcnts UNI
der penalty of SO fine; prohibiting swim
mind I'm the river without proper bathing
suits; puuishing persons who throw ba-
mana Feelings on the sidewalks or pave
meuts. imposing a fine of s. 10 800 for
making loud noises or disturbances OF
any kind; prohibiting the operation OF
slot machines or other gambling devices
OF any kind.
All these ordinances have been passed
during the past two days. and have
brought considerable ridicule upon the
city fathers. They are asked ~ they will
have tho curfew whistle blown at II
o'clock. as IL does now az o'clock for
an children under y years OF age. The
curfew ordinance has been I'm force for
nearly two years and has been satisfac-
tory Lawyers say the Council has ex-
cecded its powers, and that some Of these
ordinances are wholly worthless es-
recially tho one requiring all persons 10
get of the street at il p. NJ. The slot
machine ordinance is generally approved,
for tine city is fun Of these machines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
MACON AGAINST SOUTHERN ROAD.
Testimony on Both Sides-Mr. Ed
munds Taken III.


MACON. GA. November 2l.-The taxi
ing of testimony before Special Master
John =. Ross. Of the United States Court.
in tho case Of a number of Macon mer-
chants against The Southern railway,
was begun to-day
When the case was called counsel for
the defence asked for a pOstp0nement
uu afternoon. 0u account OF the sudden
illness or eN-S nat0r George IT, Edmunds.
The delay was granted.
AT O'Clock the taking Of testimony
began. AIR. Dupont Gerry and Judge J..
Milcr. Jaw partner Of Senator 4. o.
Bacon. appeared for the plaintiffs, and
Air. Francis I.yude Stetson, Of New
N 0rk. General Henderson. of Washing
ton; Mr. Hoke Smith. of Atlanta, and
Wessrs n. T.. Harris and Marion Erwin
for the respondents.
Documentary evidence was offered go
lne CO. show that the Southern had
gained control of the George Southern
and Florida. which wss admitted without
objection This closed the case for the
plaintiffs. the balance Of their evidence
having been given az o. previous hearing.
At. Stetson. for the respondents intro
duced maps going t0 show that the roads
alleged to hg controlled ly the Southern
wen. IHL i.lat.tl OF competing ll.e~, anu
hence the control Of them was not iu
violation of the State Constitution. Tariff
sheets were also introduced. with the
object of proving that since the Southern
had secured control of the roads in ques-
ton there had been no advance in rates.
but that. in fact rates had been reduced.
Ar. Stetson announced that tomorrow
evidence would Doe introduced showing
local conditions as they affect this case.
and The defence would close He thought
an his testimony would be in by noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
,r,cunrRG TOBACCO M.RIeET.

LYNCHBJ re, November Z0-tSpe-
authorizations:
D4rk Grades Of TobaccO-Lugs: Com
mon dark Jugs sL59Ns250; good darS Tugs,
~ r00s2. fine dark lugr. Sgfi. Leaf
Common dark leof. $3.5Ops4; medium dark
leaf N.25uS5; good dark leal, Hess' NM
Sie'IIf. fine black wrappers NinSl6.
Brieht Tobaceo-Leaf: Common monde
scrinf s2Gsg ~: common bright brOwnish
lres SGsi medium bright ligs. Nd@,
sq -n1sis Leaf. Common cutting. Su s.
medium cutting. S.J0ass; good cutting. @N
f,0. fine cutting. NlnSi25O; fancy cutting
sii560slg Leaf: Common Wrappers.
,ST0s medium wrappers. $l20Sl8; fine
y.rapoars. none Offering good mahogany
mono offering.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. %. 1890
ARRINED

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV %. 1899.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Guayandotte, Hitler New
York, merchandise and passengers; Old
Dominion Line.
scrap: Chemical-Works
SAILED.
Steamer. Guayandotte, Hitler, New
York. merchandise and passengers; old
steamer Pocahontas. Graves, James
river landings ana Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers; Virginia Navigation
Company.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. NOV 10.
CBy telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamer Gottfried schencker, New
Orleans.
steamer Samoa. London.
steamer Lord Londonderry. Baltimore.
Steamer Chickdale. Galveston.
SAILED.
Schooner W. II. clifford, Boston.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. 20.
CBy telegraDh)
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ratahdin, Providence.
Steamer AragOn. New Haven.
Schooner Jennie G. May. Portland.
Barge Mercedita. New Bedford.
Barge Atlas, Boston.
SAILED.
Schooner Daylight. Boston.
Steamer Chide Harold. Boston.
Steamer Cheeklade. Copenhagen.
steamer Gottfried Schencker Trieste.
PORT OF BERMUDA HUNDRED. VA.
NONEM BKR % 1899.
(By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Barge Thomas McNally. McNally. 10
load lumber.
Barge Mary c. McNally. McNally, to
load pine wood.
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV. %. $780,
;By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
steamer Danville. Boyd Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
steamer. Danville, Boyd. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
CARTER CONTRACT CASE.
IL is Taken Under Amusement ny
the Court.

u is Taken Under Amusement ny
ting Court.
WASHINGTON. November 20-The
case % the Atlantic Contracting Com
raav. by John j.. Gaynor. president,
against The United States. involving the
claim OF the company 10 recover large
srm OF money ON account OF improve
m.nts ln Cumberland sound I'm Georgia.
and elsewhere. came up in the United
State, Court of Claims TO day, and after
arguments on behalf of the petitioners
and the government was taken under ad-
visement
These claims grew out OF improvements
made by toe petitioners. under contracts
with the government. and under the SUI
Ucrgieion of former Captain Oberlin Car
ter OF the Corps of Engineers L. $. a.
The petitioners some time ago asked
permission % discontinue these cases. i'm
order that they might he revised or new
action taken thereon This was the par
ucular question before the court to-day.
Tho government resisted the motion.
ON the ground that IL wished TO present
couutor-cIaims.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
DMIxED~ srNDAI-scHooL MUST GO
It's Organizer. II Northern Man. So
Informed by White NeiGhhOrs.

COEDELE. GA. November 20.-Nouce
was served ON Mr.. Anderson, at Listo-
ni9. near here. yesterday, that he must
give up Sunday school which he had
started. and which both white and negro
children attend. Llstouia is % colony Of
northern settlers ON thc Georgia and
Alabama road. about seven miles from
Corjcle. AIR. Anderson Is one of the set
Tiers. and some time ago started his
mixed school.
A meeting of the people in The neigh
b0rhood was held at the Magistrates
Court Resolutions were adopted, declar-
irg tho school "vile nuisance which
should not be- tolerated. and committee
was appointed 10 inform Mr.. Anderson
chat Dds school must Doe disbandcd or he
would have 10 take the consequences.
THAT gentleman informed the committee
that he would continue his school at all
hazards. Should he persist in his deter
mmau0n. serious trouble is likely 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
NAVAT-STORr MARKETS.

CHARLESTON. S. c., November 90
Turpenune-Firm at iSiac.; sales. none
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales. none.
SAVANNAH. GA. November co.
Spirits OF Turpentne-Steldy az Sc: re-
ceipts, 1000 casks; sales, 800 casks, eX-
ports 1i5 casks.
R0sin-Qulet and unchanged: receipts.
222l barrels; sales, none. exports, 703
barrels.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. November co.
Spirits Turpentine-NOthing doing. prices
unchanged. receipts GS casks.
Rosin-Firm at 81 and 1885, receipts,
TG8 barrels.
Crude TurpentIne-Qulet at $50 and
$3.50; receipts. So barrels
Tar-Firm at N3j; receipts. 27 barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21

mon. ssQsi2. Fillers-Fine, SASH :, good.
8nSs. common. s3nS. Cutters1tine,
SliaS2o; good. sl1Gsli: common. s9d1n.
Smokers-Fine. N.50Gs95o; good. $500
So; common. A.50ds7 Nondescrlpts-
Granulators. HJ0QS: common, $las3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21

Richmond. Va, November %. 1899.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry, 20 10
-ic mixed 20 TO nc; shortberry, I'D TO
ne: No. . red. 7lc.. bag lots o. TO !5c.
corn- White Virginia, bag lots. &c. 30.
~ ,rbfte 4fc. No white 80 l-2c.; 40. =
mixcd Nc: No. mixed, IS 10 39c. oats
No mixed. 2s lie, No mixed, % lie;
winter seed. s. TO 6oc. Rye-oj % Zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
,,,,rrRs,rnc TOBACCO MARKET.

pETERSBURG VA. November ~
,special)-Market firm; receipts this week
6eovier showing a large proportion OF
better grades. which are actively sought
,,,or 10 medium Tugs. s. 10 - good To tine
i h,g $50 TO s.: poor short lear, - to Si5O;
~. 10 good short leaf, s. 20 s.; medium
- good wrappers $ TO sl2; good 70 fine
wrappers. So 10 So; medium 10 good snip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

UichmOnd. Va, NOVemDer y. l53j.
priv.rfe sales reported to-day: Fill
Inenr.rions for to-day were light.
NVarehouses report for to-day: Receipts,
20 hogsheads; deliveries - hossheads.
et Snockoe Warehouse tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
MEETINGS.
y. r.. & L. AND 4. G. l.. STOCK
HOLDERS IN SESSION.
Old OFFICERS ARB REELECTED.
qbc REPORTS from Both Companies
show The Properties 20 lie in En-
cc1irat Financial and Physical
Condition.


,-..t... Richmond. fredericksburg ana
and .n. A.r,.,+..-~.,s. lin.
companies were heId al lhe
r.- -r..t station in this city yestcr-
.rst meeting held was that OF the
.f-..s..,.i..l., ,r, o,4 poton,,e
Come. r. and the following officers We're
.4. Major T. IT, ID. Myers. presi-
~ ,,t,.,t,-.- 10 ,, N-.v--
e II. Walters. Charles Chauncey
Te,I-a. frn,-for I,Ilr-On
.i'.I0t.
,Is ,,,.1s s I'' -' ,b. roe1
t-e Dlei"' "-'''" '"'"
il excellent financial condition. 1he
.. t.r.,-..
. 60 A..
board respectfully I'ioI. Io' '"V
ending june n. I'.t as I'.l'"r
...n .... .......... Ssas479 o)
1.n other sources .... co. 200 ODD
..... ...r.,s.s ..... --g.e02 10
S3f>3-3 -
4..-.. AND guaranteed div.-
......... .......... $3.50 no
-l+i.rs ..... 1clSlf 30
c.... ..r +ho vear..........2 el-5i lt
s... ...,...,,,-ar trains was
'''''' o.. nav cent and
...'. .,s5 s-, 5e am frcreas
..... l..r.,. D.
.,.. ~, ,...-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21

NORFOLK. November 0.-(Special.)-
Farmers Peanuts-Fancy. 2ik TO INC 4;
strictly prime, y, TO 2lsc. prime 2 TO 2ttc ;
common stock. ~ TO &c.
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Closing.
Atchison ......... ........... ............ -
Atcnson. preferred ........ ........... G.l.
f@lilmore ana ONO decentralization. 55ii
Canadian Pacific .......... ............ 80
Canada Southern ......... ............ 53ia
chesapeake and Ohio .................. g1a4
Chicago Great Western .............. 49,
Chicago burlington and Quincy. 1927 +,
Chicago Ind and Louis ............... y
Chicago Ind. and Louis preferred. 40
Chicago and East Illinois ............ ~
Chicago and Northwestern ............ jas
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific. u3t4
g., c., c. and -. Louis .............. ot-s
colorado southern .:.......- .....:.... 81
Colorado southern, lst preferred.... $50.
Colorado southern, 81 pref........... 1877
Delaware and Hudson ................. ii
Del. Lack and Western. 1907
Denver and Rio Grande ............... -ps
Denver and Rio Grande pref.......... 7it4
I-ile ..---.-.. ..--....-.- ..t............. l5t
Erie. lst preferred ...................... 81.
Great Northern, preferred ............ IL
locking Coal ............ .............. Is
Hooking valley .......... ............. -
llnolE central '''.''..'..''' .''....'... Il3't
Iowa Central .......... ................. Il
Iowa Central preferred ................ 5ei2
Kansas City. Pitts and Guif.......... 81
Lake Erie and Western ................ 1Jle
Lake Erie and Western, pref.......... -
Lake SNOre ............ ................. Us
Louisville and Nashville .............. $50
Manhattan L........ ........ .......... lo2
Metropolitan Street Railway.......... 1927 E
Nj Alcdn central .-..-..... ............. l3-4
Aiun. and 81. Louis Observation-Disclosures. 7O1s
,'iiiiiI. allI y, 81. I@'''S' i'' ''''''''''''
IHil o., ptf ''''''' ''''''''''''''''
1iis,,,I ii'' t-n.,s and Tevos ~
Missouri. Kansas and Texas pref. 3d.
New Jersey Central ................... rs
New York Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l51 @
Norfolk and Western ................. 21Es
Norfolk and Western. prcf............ 7044
Northern Pacific ............ ............ 13is
Northern Pacific pref. ................ e
Ontario and western .'''.............. -9's
oregon Ky. ana N3F..'....- $500. -
oregon Ky an" nav" PIeieIIeu zee. o.
IeHI,Sl wan" '''''''''' ''''''''''''''''' 1917
H. "'til5 - ''''''''''''''
heaGills l9l pItff'll'g '''''''''''''''' o.,
), ."uliis, "a pIv.'.t' '''''''''''''''' oil ti
40 Hidhae ", W 1911 ''''''''
ITO SIdHue W 80 80. ~, ~, '''' ~4'''''''' %
~ ~oui9 @nI c.. t,' s'''' ~
- i'v-.T "li1 .'.'i ~, '',.''' ~ ''''' tv
~. LOUIS aitu .,4n y t",.., 81" pi'1'''''' ,5'i
- le'"i7 30 '''''''''' - IS
~ LOUIS o"U'"" ''''-''' f''i'''''''''' ~
- I"ui ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~,
~ a,I' lI t,,,.i,L ''''''''''''''''''''
o.. ,'r. ~ ''''''''''''''''''
= i,"tit,.,. i-.
. ~ i,.ii,,,. preferred r.
'..''.' ~ 80 M.
I.A"n on" cav ''''
"t'" '-' ~ - e.,..' ''''''''''''''
DHi"H "'4''' i-' '''''''''''''' o.
w "b"sh ....::.. ..i;''''''''' '''''''''''' ~
w u oa5h' pre- ~ '''''''' ''''''''''''
w neeiills "l'I H. - "a nrarf-r.i 5-
S,,,sc,rei, Central ., aDt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
PETERSBURG pE.yrT MARKET.

PETERSBURG VA, November 20
Special --Vlrginia peanuts firm M 2iL6
29sc.. for good lots. Spanish firm az Csc
per bughel " 80 wv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
DERBY STAKE At NEWTON.
Nineteen Dogs In the Race--Grent
Interest Manifested.

CHARLOTTE. ~ c., November pa
spcc.al from Newton, y. c., to the OBJ
server saws:
Tne Derby Stake of the Eastern Field
TRIALS club began to-day, with nineteen
DOES in the race They were run in
Draee. as follows. Don Noble with ron
nar. Rp with Minnie ~; queen III with
ff.r,,irt BOZ. count Hunter with Bfant'
lfiss Ranele with Joe Cummings r.,
lIouv vim Geneva faiNiew Tom WIN
Khartoura: Price with Frank ~ Glen
Noble with Ute. and Max GLADSTONE
81 bve. mis- race Will BE- concluded 10
moro. ,...t H.. ,l,oeo
Great interest was manifested by thosc
fn attendance. The number or Nisltoi
has been increased by ne" arilN"lH,
among them Colonel a. Metrlm.1n. OF
Memphis. Tenn: r. wallace, FarminSIt,o on'
Conn. r. X. McNeely' OF fhll-
adelpnia. L. Tucker. OF stanton. rem
H. Story. OF High Point, y: 6; Jonh
White. of brownsville j. y hose. y" W
rcnceburg. Tenn: Levi l.. Seay, ana H.
swlufau. of Lynchburg. va.
orders for printing sent TO the Dispatch
Company viii be given prompt aNen''Oh'
and the style Of work and prices VIII DE
sure 10 Uloagc YOU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21
D.SyrLLE TOBACCO MARKET.

pANVILLE. VA. November D.-(spe-
D-ouotations: Wrsppers-Fancy. SJw
SIS: good, N6qs3O: medium, Sl2gSls: com
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21

CHICAGO. November 20.-Wheat to-day
opened higher. with Liverpool and pre-,
dictcd small increase i'm visible and local
stocks. but declined later on liberal ln-
crease I'm the visible and to local stocks
closing unchanged to q shade lower.
Corn induenced by the wet weather
closed i0ttc. better oats closed is'i4c.
over Saturday. and provisions 24c. up.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21

scented the report of tho board. az FOL
lows
Gross receipts from transpor-
tator were .....................Nll6), t6 %
Operating expenses and taxes. 6s2.626 90
Net receipts .................S 4S2.9D 50
Received FOR rent and interest. lS.lw s.
Nct revenue ..............s 5oLoSi 81
Interest on bonded
ccht ........ ..........Sl25,1I6 %
iNlo'nus ...... ........ 1883 -
- 32i5SS %
Surplus ...... ...............S 1855 10
The consolidation Of the Petersburg
j., ilroac Company with the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company. au-
thorlod 10y law. and hv the stockholders
OF said two companies. has taken place
ana become cncctual under the name or
the Atanuc-Coast Line Railroad Com
pany of Virginia. The STRENGTHENING Of
"a portion of your road south Of Peters
burg IS practically completed In nc
Coruance with the woll-scttlcd policy of
your ct mruny. there have been charged
into operating expenses for additional
equipment and permanent Improvements.
as viii Doe seen from the general man
ayers report Sl65.f3l2S
Tho following officers were elected
Alexander Hamilton. president. II. Wal
ttrs vice president Board of Directors
B. IT,. Newcomer Dr. -. W Lassiter.
Fred. W. Scott Warren 6. Elliott. and
Michael JClkin3 W. r. Jones. seer lafy
and treasurer. Ncssrs John u. Branch.
h. G.. Ncuablc 81. r.. G. Baskerville. ana
Fred. W scott were elected the ENamin-
inc Committee for the ensuing year. A
eeml-onnual dividend % Q per cent. was
ctc.aioo. payable January lst
Earnings Of the Railroads.
The estimated earnings Of the southern
railway system for the week ended NO
Vemltr 18Th We're as follows. .- .o, ,..
This year o.. 9 ~
Last year .......... ....-......... N''f''' W.
Increase ............. ..;..;"$, 6''SJi .,
For tic two weeks ended November
ltth: ?, 600 IN, "a
Last year ............. ............ ll''oVv ~
Increase ...-......-.. .........-9 4tr'''' w
The following ls a statement of the
estimated gross earnings OF the Noflolh
For second week OF Noyember..S 26l 462 %
Same week last year..."........ 2jS.OJS %
Increase ........... ............S 1884 60
Same period last year.........,.. 4}2S}i VO
Increase .......... ....,......S H,l2o %
July 1et To latest date. .0s5.G93 90
Same period last yeaf .......... 4213,32S %
Increase ............. ..........S SlZ3j5 CD
The gross earnings for the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company for the SEE
cond quarter OF November 1893. were
S2i63i22l. for 1888. $2B9S92S-an increase
of S2.25293
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21

''N'NS'' '''' - ''' - -
THOMAS Y. CARTER, President
i. S. VALENTINE Vice President;
H. 4. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Directors: James n. Boyd. g. +.
Loehr, Thomas Atkinson, G. {. Jackson
f. {. Ebel, +. s. Valentine, II. L. Cabell,
1. II. Kaufman, \. Pizzini, Jr, ?. Whit
lock, J. w. Rothert, B. 7. Cruup, r. S.
Bosher, Thomas n. Carter.
Solicits accounts of individuals, firms.
and corporations. Pays interest OF de-
posts by agreement au 2o-Su, Tn&rh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21

Cash quotations We're MS follows. 40. Z
yellow corn. &c. Flour steady. No. 90 o
10. . corn, 33c. No. oats, z5lz1 zj'tc.'
30 . white. 26zc; No. . white, Duz1c.
No. . rye. 52c. No. . barley, so l5c. 10.
haXseed $l.2MSi3O; new Sl.-'t ~,
Prime timothy seed. - 700 S-..99. Me71
p0rk. per barrel. $500 500. Lard, per 100
bounds. SASJUSj Sh0rt-ub sides nOosel,
SlS0QSI15. Dry-sllted shoulders (boXed),
-a.H5iac. Short clear sides (DJNed), S3lyd
sos. Whisky. distillers' finished goods,
rer gallon ST. g3ls Butter firm. creams.
i5i.ngJc.: dairy. Haze. Cheese easy al
u[nHtc. Eggs hrm-fresh. loc.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
IIERPOOL. November 20.-COtt0n-Spot
ouiet. prices unchanged; American mid
dliug N.d. The sales of the day We're
$3.50 bales. of which SO were for specula-
ton and export. and Included cow Amer -
can Receipts, 1900 bales, including s0D
Future opened quiet and closed steady
M the decline. American mddllng, low
middling clause, November V5-st5''
value. November and December i0-6id.,
BUYERS: December and January, fvl-otd.'
sellers: January and February, t-oi N
4 f,-ffd buyers: February and March,
g!-gfd. buyers; March and April, 6--6lft
3 6}-6ld. sellers; April and May. 6Z-eid ',
sellers: May and June, 6l-0fG5 tz-tld,
sellers: June and July. bl-6id.. sellers,
.rIlv and August. 6D-Gid.. buyers; August
and September. 5.-Gid., buyers.
NEW YORK, November O.-Cotton-
Steady: mddliug, s-l6c.; net receipts
ia bales: gross receipts. 2.4i3 bales; sales.
l0i mo bales: stock. 22T bales; eXpOrts-tO
the Continent. 80 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. Jf.lD bales.
exports-to Great Britain, 5zl5 bales, 70
France. 1864 bales: 10 the Continent lo-
So bales. stock, g5jIH bales.
Consolidated. Net receipts. NWl bales;
exports-to Great Britain. 9A9 bales, 20
France. %. 4j5 bales. 10 the Continent o.
SIS bales.
Totals since September lst: Net receipts.
. Cos lgg bales. eNp1rts-tO Great Britain,
6s-74S bales. TO France. 2l.ip bales, 10
The Continent. 123.7jf bales.
Cotton futures opened steady; Deem
her s. 81. January. N.35; February. N3j;
March. S13g: April. S1.4i; May and June.
N.4. July 81 -; August, N.H, september
Sis: October. $5.G.
Futures closed steady; November, %lSi
December. N.2l. January, SO; February
s. 2S. March T.3l; April. N.S; MAY 1856
June. T.35; July, SSS; AUGUST. FL5i' sep
TENDER. 500; October. NS.
Spot closed quiet; middling uplands,
: 9-i6c.: middling Gulf. Z l3-l6c.; no sales.
NEW ORLEANS. November 0-cot-
ton-Futures steady and quiet; Novemner
S. bid: December. N0lNN.O2; January, 500
as %; February. SQnST.O5. March G.0n
NO7: April, SIoSa4709; May. N.094Nloi
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June. 71OQS712; July. NllNN.l5; August
S6.99nSi0l; september. $'n0S.'fi OcloDe'
S6.t0usG.64
PETERSBURG. VA, November ~
Especial. )-Cotton-Steady at nc for mid
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-.1'eg following the adjournment
H. Richmond Fredericksburg ana
meeting the Atiantic-Coas % Line
met SIR. John J.. Bianch
The Examining Committee re-
f 30 had inspected the road
-, richmond 20 weldon and found 10
d.. excellent condition. The prcsi-
@i Alexander Hamilton. then pre-
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Quotations are for bonds maturing II
not less than ten years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-21

Net revenue ..................S 51i.OSi 81
Interest on bonded
ccht ........ ..........Sl25,5I6 %
ifiN.N'Nts ..ss.ss. lNN,hia -
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Making % total Of ........-.. 50 O1jI Ii Cd
during "a period Of el1ty-three
H. las been operated during The
immunity from serious casual
.. .muauy's relations with lis cone
continue satisfactory.
meeting was adjourned 10 Doccm-
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-06-22

Eleven states will hold elections
this year on November !, and while
this is an "off year." at the same
time the result will have considerable
bearing upon the presidential election
of 1000. The states holding cleo
tons are Ohio, Iowa, Massachusetts,
New York, New Jersey. Virginia,
Kentucky, Nebraska, Maryland,
Pennsylvania, Mississippi. The re-
publicans are reasonably sure Of sue
cess in Ohio, Iowa, Maryland, New
Jersey, Massachusetts, New York,
Pennsylvania, with capital chance
for success in the state of Nebraska,
the home OF the apostle of free silver.
The chances are that the republican
party will come out of next tails
elections in good shape for the presi-
Dental campaign. The people will
not overthrow a government that
gives them plenty OF money and
prosperity. Not on your life.