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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
WADE. GUNNER WOOD.
These Three Brigadsers to Be Pro.
NOTED to Msjor-G GENERALS.
lBy Associu ted press.l

= : >
NOTED to Msjor-Generals.
tBy Assocu ted press.)
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE slate Tor
the promotion to major generals to fill
vacancies caused by retlrements which
will take place next year has been ar
ranged. There will be three vacancies:
General Hughes retiring April! llth. Cen
eral Davis July 2Gth. and General Miles
August 9th. The latter is Lieutenant
General. and VIII be succeeded by Major
General Young.
The brigld.ers to be promoted to be
ma jor-Senerals are James T. Wade. Sam
ueI S. Sumner and Leonard Wood. These
men are now the three ranking brigadier-
generals In the order named. General
Wade has been igadier-general since
May, 1897. and has seen many men ad-
vanced 20 the higher grade, while he has
remained stationary. 1t Is presumed that
he will succeed General Davis In COM
m nd OF the Philippines, when the latter
retires next July. II is expected tina,
Colonel II. C. Hashrnuck. of the artillery.
vii! be made brigadier-seneral and re-
tired, and that Colonel +. Moore. Of the
cavalry. Will be selected for longer
service
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COTTON n ARKEr.

NEW YORK. Nov. l2.-Ihe cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance Of 2Gl4
points. The Improvement was on better
class OF cables than looked for with less
liquidation pressude For time the mar
set ruled steady then there came break
The loss had its start in renewed unfav-
ora bic, ssoa.i n,arket sona,''ons; After the
This phase of the situation. the market
once more developed inherent strength.
1t became apparent that the spot markets
Of the country had not been responding
10 the speculative decline; orders for spot
cotton TO the South turned up the fact
that the New York market was E.GEc.
below the Southern spot parity. On nfor-
nation of this character local sentiment
became very strong in connection there
With. large freight engagements being re-
ported. nota bly, at New Orleans. but also
At Atlantic and Gulf ports.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
Richmond Va. Nov. u. 1902.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-FLOUR-Dull on
western -four buyers being log lss under 1,a
rye F'lour-sseady. cornmeal-Dull. Rye
Steady. BarIey-Steady.
Whcat-spot market easier: No. red.
7G7sc: Lighter receipts in the West with
s,eader cables. covering and higher out
sde market advanced wheat early In the
day but sharp break In December
started late selling. which DESTROYED all
ne aaene rh MaS Sle Closed
December, IS Csc
Corn-Spot steady: No. 9. size. Option
ma1!1e, was generally strong and higher
weather and covering until the late wheat
decline promoted reactions. the close be-
ing &c lower on May. December being
January i, closed at so7sc.; February. 55Nc.;
May. 4skc.: November. &C.; December
q oats-spot steady; No; p s4Ac Options
corn eea1 December closed at sac.
Beef-Quiet. Cut Meats-!rregular;
picElea bellies n ;ya La asad; asE
e centinanf Sis South e Amerea
sll..5 compound. 7!s@7Ac; Pork-steady;
family. So short clear s2ims.
Tal2wIWe at,l Rost RicsME',m Turpen
'' eoffeeThe sss marEet tor coffee futures
opened steady with prices unchanged in
response to a fair ruling Of cables and
good investment demand. In the early
a afternoon bear efforts reduced prices 90
10 points before the close !in n:a agures be-.
Rio steady: No. invoice. SIC; mild, dull:
Cordova. 7s.@12c. Sugar-Raw, Arm: fair
refining, s 3-isc.: centrifugal. IS test 8
II ice: retired Irregular.
Ba,ter.E Eli ,s sS5Es e5sasry 2Ss
fancy. small coiored. old. l2Ac.: new.
isssc. small white old. 12gc.: new. II 3-sc.
!rss- Strong: average best, zalsIe :
P*t Enthusiastically: Jerseys, sl.1oq2.p0
State and Western. per $50 pounds. s1.lat.
.: Long Island. s2Io 80: South Jersey
sweets 81 15lf1s P"aruts--Dutl: fancy
hana,,ickei. 5a5kc.: other domestic
SIC. Cabhages-Easy: Long Island per
! = sn@l.1o. Cotton-By steamer TO Lir-
erpoo, 1oc.
q CHICAGO, ILL. Nov. l2-Tradng on
the Board of Trade was rather ms ctive
to-day and though wheat cpened firm the
close was easy with December AGMc.
lower. December corn closed shade
h 'sher# ard oats NC. lower. January pro-
visions closed 2lsG1oc. lower.
The leading futures ranged % follows:
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DESTRUCTIVE FOREST FIRES
they Are Doi-g Great Damage In the
N iehbcrhood of Covine tor.
lsnecia, pisnatch to The TImes.l

(specia. Dispatch to The Tlmes)
E COVINGTON. Va. November l2-NIr
&C. ] London has purchased for sl.s00 ali
the timber on the Lewis tract OF COG
acres. which lies near Allegheny Station.
MI. London has large contracts for slaves
from the Standard Oil Company. and al
ready has factories In various parts Of
tEe county.
Destructive mountain fires are raging
about Covington. and unless soon auenched
Wy rain will entail heavy loss to the
timber owners A large number of cattle
have been kept on the ranges. and are
now being moved from the reach OF the
flames to the farms.
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were carrying. and that buyers have been

iieoiie VINO are able 10 take care OF their
stocks Another story whoa had a faV-
Crane erect on prices was Thai Large
b.oca of NUIthstes{ had hsea soid private
IL 10 tse FinGerblt3intfrssts. III si,!ta OF
51l,stsfleIs. Ill is not believed that anything
approaG!ling a bali maIAef can be ex-
iItscicd for some time 10 come. Decline
may have been checked. bit Indications
.Is ~ 40 restricted speculation 10 continue
.uu.ing he uncertainty over the money
,,laIi.ti aud a Gi4inci ma ton on the part
OF commission houses to allow their Gus
TONERS 70 become extended in the market
Foreign exchange continues firm. the
offerings Of bills being small. and there
seems 10 be a possibility Of gold exports
t,y The French steamer.
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NIX. GOhlPERS ARRIVES
Nothing Of Especial lnteres, to Come
UpB fore Conve. ton.
fRr Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. l2-Pres,dent
Samuel Gompers. Of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. arrived to-day to make
final arrangements for the annual con-
vent:on OF the organization which will
be opened tomorrow.
There Is no especial question of I'm
portance TO come before the convention
said Mr.. Gompers. 'outside Of the regu-
lar business. OF course. cannot tell
what any delegate may elect to bring up.
but at present there Is practically MOTH
irg In sight but the regular business
which the convention handles every
wear"
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BOYS CT UB
70 Foster Friendly Relationship Among

Boys.
The knights OF st. George a big
organization. was formed by Rev ]. o.
Langley. on Church Hill. The club will
meet every Friday night. The next meet
Ing will be held at No. 3o7 North Twen-
ty-seventh Street at O'Clock tomorrow
night.
Its object is to foster friendly relations
among the boys toward each other, 70
encourage their attendance upon the SER
vice OF their churches and their love TOR
the same. to give them experience In
parliamentary matters and to keep them
Off the street corners by providing limo
cent amusemen ts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. Nov. i2-SPIR-
ITS TURPENrlNE-Firm at is12c- re-
ceipts, Il casks Rusiu-Firm at sl.-1q 81;
receipts. 40 barrels. Crude turpentiie-
Firm a, sl.7543: receipts liz barrels ar
Firm a t 40; receipts, l53 barrels;
SAVANNAH CA. Nov. l2.-TURf'EN-
at 5v4.c., receipts eA CASKS;
sales, e95 casks: exports. t5Sl casks.
Rosir-F'i-m; receipts, :.so3 barrels: sales.
55S barrels, exports, TO- barrels
.PENTINE AND ROSIN-Unchanged.
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NEW YORK. Nov. H.-The monotonous
character OF the general market Tor cot
any department.. The demand is quiet and
prices unchanged. PRINT cloths are firm
for regulars, dull for vide goods. Neil 3
goods quiet, but steady.
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CATTLE ARkETS,

NEW. YORK, Nov. l2..-BEEvEs-Re-
iceipts, 2.Cs5 head: medium to good steers
opened steady; common hrm: market
Arm 10 lOc. higher. Steers. AG6.6o: oxen.
and stays, s25d4; bulls, s2.ao@3.75: cows
{l.40a350 fat heifers. s. stockers. saQ s6s
Gables weak. Shipments go cattle and
caIvesMReceipts. s.054 head veals barely
steady; grassers and westerns ,ssaI slow and
lower. Yeats. s5ls; little calves. sag. 80;
Sheep and iambs-Receipts. io.os6 head;
sheep steady: lambs 1oMl5c higher. Sheep
g s5ds Is: extra. s4e4y5;-o culls. s2at; :
lambs Hogs-Recefpts 1905 head. steady.
State hogs. $3.50: choice, $3.50: western
nominal at {5GI6.iO
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-ChurchDe Heated.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

Especial D!sra tch TO The Tfmes)
CH4.,COTEAGUE VA. Nover1 Der r.
Quite a number of people left the Island
Sunday for Greenbackvitle. just across
the bay from here. to attend the dedi ca
ton OF the Baptist Church at that place
The dedicatory sermon was delivered
by Rev. Mr.. Corbett. OF Red Bank. He
WIS assisted by Rev. Mr.. HART. Of Oman
cock
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NEW ORLEANS Nov. 1,.-COTTON-
The local spot market is much frmer and
quota tons unchanged. Futures opened Ia
2 points up. fell away 495 poins: but un-
der the influence of heavy commission or
ders there was an Improvement after hav-
ing advanced 911O points from the lower
level from the day prior again fell OF 50
s points. Another reaction carried the
figures mp again and left them I the close
ret a points up on November and SGo
POINTS on the other positions.
Cotton futures steady: November. 1922
december. 77517.76 January 1851
7.79: IS Ferruar r. 7.s4f17.SG: March 7S797ss
arril = ss@7 an:# May. 7e1@7.e2: June. 1870
195: july, 7.ai;d1.g
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONvEN.
ION AT NORFOLK.

The Old Dominion Steamship Compan,
uiIl sell round "trip tickets to above con.
.vention November eth. 18th and tath q,
x,:N. including stateroom berth. good q
return until November 10Th Steamer
#Ieaye daily at Z P. NJ. arriving In Nor
folk at s o'clock next morning
mo. r. MAYER, Agsna
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!, futures ranged 40 follows:
Open. High. Low. Clos

. . III 1t1rn,alicns We're as folloWs-F1o
steady. No. 2 spring wheat. 72G7S1sc.: No.
5, t.dt7oc.: No red. nH@7ac.: No. 2 yel-
low. 5i3Ac No. oats Sc: No white.
2ssISl,sc. No. rye. 49c. Good feeding
barley. 35a3sc.: choice mating. 495sc. No.
/; fiaxsced SLIT: No. northwestern. sl.2S:
barrel .1G.s7MGl7: lard per 100 pounds.
30. s716efl1 40; short ribs sides (loosel, 5000
elo.so: dry sailed shoulders {boxed). $500
s.67,s: short clear sides ooxed). sleGlo25
Whiskey. basis of high wines 81 80 Clover
contract grade sll75. Butter market was
Arm; crcameries. l71e5Hc.; dairies. $50
sc. Cheese steady at ll@12c Eggs arm:
loss off cases returned. 22h92So. Is
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MESSAGE OF SYMPATHY
.Kr,. Norman v Randolph Gets Tele

Ms. Norman v Randolph Gets Teie.
gram from Jeff -son Q .v1s Mon. Assn,
The following telegram has been re.
ceiyed BY Mrs Norman V. Kandolpt
from the Jefferson Davis Monument AS.
soc.ation. now meeting in New Orleans
through Mrs. B. A. B!enner. secretary
The telegram IS dated New ORLEANS. NO.
yember 18th. and says:
THE Jefferson Davis Monument Asso.
ciadon desire TO express their loving sym.
patty With Mrs, Randolph In her hour
Of great anxiety and trouble. Her alb
sence from the meeting Is |. greatly de-
plorsd. Her place can never be allied. g
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13

Sales recorded yesterday were:
RichmDnd: ". Fl Adams to l. How
ard Jenkins. so feet on the north side of
Monument Avenue ls1 feet ives, Of Mead.
ow Street. subject to deed Of trust for
s1i.O 1885.
Philip F. re!ser to Mrs George Brown.
Is feet on the cas-, side OF Locust Alley.
LIS fee, south OF Franklin Street $500.
Henrico: John B. Gayle. special com
missioner. to Sidney S Trevets. l. acres
In Brookland Magisterial District, 500
Jennie ard Henry Harris TO Samuel
Taylor "a fee, on the east side OF Gentry
Street. s57.
J. w Warriner to Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. .oa OF an acre on
the south side OF the bed OF Old Almond
Geek. SIS.
Henry s. Winston and wife to "
S:t!onon 10 HELP feet on the south side Of
Main Street. log dip feet north OF Vine
Street. $3.50
Henry S. Winston and wife to Isaac "
Jones. 81 T1s-l2 feet on the south side OF
Main Street. IS feet west OF Vine Street.
slo GOO.
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Norfolk and Western Railway Company
issues the following statement OF esti-
mated gross earnings: For first week OF
November. 1914 Al: same week previous
year. 500, 122: increase. $50 eo995. July l. 1902
to latest date. 81 052 435; same period pre-
sy.ous year. ssl45352; Increase. soo7.oss.
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CHICAGO Ill. Nov. Ic--CATTLE-Re-
celpts. p. 600 head. including 1000 westerns;
Z: poor 10 medium. 50 aoss; 9: s'ocksrs End
SOS; Gamers. 81 1870: bulls. t2I4.50;
calves. t3.5ld7.i 80: 'rexas-fed steers s3Gi4:
western steers So Eloss-Receipts
left over GOO head; ledl5c. lower. closed
active. Mixed and butchers. s5s5as.15;
good 70 choice heavy SOS 80. rough heavy.
$ soas: light s5.9od6.l0; buzz: * 90 Of sales.
s59oa6.1o Receipts; 5000 head;
sheep and lambs slow. Good to choice
wethere. s35nd4; fair to choice mixed
So 5OH2 50: alive lambs. S351QS.-1.
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s Gee esv /, aoci, s c;.,.

BEDFIELD. VA. November I2.-rne
Aberdour Floral Society held its annual
show at Aberdour Hall. Greenesville
county. Va. on Friday. It was grand,
success and display OF flowers. The at
tendance was large and the fair greatly
enjoyed 8;
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PEANUT. MARKETS

4 NORFOLK. VA. Nov l2.-PEANUTs-
Quiet. Virg1nians-Attive al 5!4c. tor bts!
stock Fancy. 3qt3sc-; strictly prime. Soc..
4priine 217c.
NUTSSpanish. old stock. Soc: new stock.
6OmIUc. as to quality.
Virsinlans--Oid stock. SIG; new new
virginias Offering .si5
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corTnNsEED OFT.

NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-Cottonseed> oil
weak and little drop In lard products
and closed easy. Prime crude. here nom
sinal - prime crude f. o. b. mills. 2ldl2Sc.;
prime summer yellow. Sac. off summer
yellow. 3Sc.: prime white, icc.: prime win
ter yellow l0n40lsc.; prime meal Zi4S.
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RICH oND STOCK WARxET.
Richmond. Va, Nov. L.
llV. H. AtalN STREET.

tiICi1tio.lIl. d. ->Ss. -. 49,
SALES
Virginia s.s-slaa at IS.
Nirsin.a Centuries 81 ,esS at W y cr' at
x r4n,a-carel,na Chemical Preferred
Virsinia-Carolina Chemical common-6o
shares at G.; 100 shares at Il.
-. : \ Ss,,,. $3.50 ,tl.i4r.s BID ASKED
North Carolina As. C.. 1910. lot 40,
Va. IS new. G and q r. IA 'as2-.-. az s ss,
Rich. city IS. r.. lsao-lsso. los.s lo7ts
4tAii.ii,DAD BONDS
Atlanta and Char Isl "a. r.. ll3 -.
C. and O. r. and A. D. is. LIST. lo3 -.
c. and o. r. and a. ID. As. I'd. lc3
Ga Pacific LIST SIS C. 1922. l.4 80.
Ga. So. and Fla. Con. 5's...... Ill -.
Pet. Class A as. r. C.. 1885,. liz -.
Pet. Class 3 s's. r. c. 1885,. 1l6 -.
Rich. and Neck. LIST 4's........ IS 49,
S. "A. l. Con. LIST As. l9o0...... 81 IS
Western n. c.. LIST 6's. c.. 1874. l16 =.
RAILROAD STOCKS Par
Seaboard Air Line pfd.......lo0 45H 461s
Seaboard Air Line conn.,. 100 26!s 271s
NiS y rRt.S1 CO ST,.t.kS
American National ...........1n LIS a..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13

NIL LION SHARES
OF STOCKS SOLD.
Ysw Yorx Market Was Feyeriss
and Ire u'lr.
ralcEs WERE CONFUSING.
They Run u, ard Down the Scale in
Puszliog Manner = Bonds
Wee Rather
weak.
NV Assnclased I,ress.1

NEW YORK NOV. Era nsa ctions IN
stocks ran well over a million SHARES
asaln to-7ay in remarkably ieserlsh
asl i.leg l4af market. iA.c attoa OF I.4e
Market save @at3ant FOL the lj.tst. n i,ti on
thai powerful hIs.iieiai Interests TAD SCI
fAeinsgi es 10 the TASK oil supporting tae
lrt.tI.et and establishing :. .uaai,iun OF
.aotslri.idusa iaeie WAS d iiiiI4ei tnieat-
.si4ige Gfcah this morning wlien WAS not
iifa.at5ll:4. IN AleW OF tae rapid aec.tiie
i54s slll'osIess a, The close OF sesi,iaas S
rlstthtsts Iae impairment thus Caassa IL
4 ine4E;ails and the Anxiety aroused a4lioils
uEtSlae hooters OF slpcr.s wto Wtle iiol
9as4saai immaculate teacn OF lneii pio>si5
9Saes;tdas afternoon DrDashl IL neiiS !.
Ee.lH Soideis 10 COMMISSION houses Stilis
1i1s4llIit,, Us "A esgl. L uf " tiIE4a UiJstitls
lltfSesz we've from orc To ii FONTS ~ : -
lol ftiaciicaliS q II the ladiis actirt STOCK s.
iiltse pl4ces wee the loNe ~ slle t'st::'
8&Ai0t4A.i line Level was app oaS4it:t, d $50
oii#oiye or So subsequent u rs ~ pec-s -.
cu&SkaS manifest t.l;i i,tiAet7s#nt untiifiit2A
resources " ere in the market. ana 1he
l1eaHle.Fi pIielinss wee qaiGAii a.'se',o y
40 ifstces seie i.Uiousig DID az liioh
feeds OF sciilhg orders.
stormy tine during the FIRST hours, a'id
IaIsges Kept unfliGs UP ahd aSs'ii d - ~:
sderabie scale in !; Lively ana confusing
mann, er sf;;,I by the end OF the ttiSI hoaIs
ili.. setting llau been brought almost 70 q
sLIn,}slsii. ans stitsiaiifial Governs !" = z
esjaYllssled al Though ne ilst-
ne st:i1i5oIt eenteied in ST. Paul ANAL
K CANA ia copper ana the United Slatss
i.5si I. no5.ls3ie enect in leasxuiing specuia-
I've sentiment JUST as their unsupported
custi5iioil on earlier days Of this week
,.slssa s.ota bic influence in the depression
.I,g{ss%e were several special Influences
.S@Y3tsha l,a,t,ed to encourage sentiment.
4 ts3l4caso ard Norsn elMssse,h after drop
Of tj,f4s, points. recovered ITO SIN ger last
mint ID the action Of The directors in
f8 az 81 sei.ing new -stoek with risnis
to.stoct, node is to- subscribe ut par. The
.e@.sf q ciIeulai 10 the Cusors do Fael
e3..ifhD!cels asking for pIox IS on be-
A,f az ,he initrest cailectIag the piin-
.fssS isoioTaflo@s Railroad sste:lls, DIS
f1tssa9 a I,eA contest FOR control Of that
;4s8i,55fl ~ when r..slIit,.n in a sharp adj
13:r@e I'll sifs Isfst.e Manhattan Was pelse-
ff8,i-X. ,9tis 4 Z. 0 % a sc ~ fayo. III b e
sls.l.tsfi5l53t4l Aside ( o..l8 t.lese de,eiop-#
,4teats ~ gard TO Individual properties.
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NEWS OF RAILROADS
Mr.. Crcx,on, of The southero, Accepts

Position in New York.
Mr.. Phillip Croxton, formerly rate clerk
to Assistant General Freight Agent Drake
OF the Southern Railway has gone to
New York. whtres he accepts position
with Traffic Manager keene, OF the
American Tobacco Company.
Mr.. Croxton left the city last Saturday.
The Sunset Limited. running between
New Orleans and San francisco. will
inausurate Its daily schedule Oh Novem-
Der 18th Heretofore this train has left
New Orleans tgi-weekly for the far West.
All fast trains operated by the South
ern Railway connect with the paiatiaI
train on splendid schedules greatly re-
ducing the time from this section to the
Pacific Coast.
The Sunset Limited Is one OF the mos,
elegant trains operated in America. and
on Its daily schedule affords one Ut the
most delightful trips to the Golden State
in the shortest time.
The Southern Railway runs compart-
nent cars connecting with this train.
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BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. la.-FLOuR-
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Esrmec:
snor and the month. 51s@754c.: December
TO- i6itc.;: southern by sample. 70175kc.
Corn-Firn1; spot new &C.; new or old
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13

.s,fie5c. oais-steady:: No. white. SC.
RSe-Firn ! No.a2, 5sitc Butter Firm and
iunchange ed. Cheese and sugar-Firm and
unchanged Eggs-Firmer and hi9her:s
fresh. 2J426c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. le.-Seahoa RI
Air Line common 26ls; DO. preferred. 49,
asked Sea board As. "a asked.
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The official inspection partly now en-
route over the Western Division Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio spent last night a
Hinton. and will continue their trip West
this morning.
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MARKETS.
l,,nchburg. Va. Nov l2. 1902

Sales OF tobacco In Lynchburs last week
footed Up SIS snO pounds, the largest for
any week since the beginning OF the new
sirabie tobacco Is being sold with prices
generally very satisfactory. The sales
average nearly s. per hundred.
Quotations are as follows:
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Market very active and prices are high.
Common luss l'. 4co0. 90
Good Tugs 5..yg1 TOO
Short leaf $500 200
Medium leaf ......... S.utle 800
Good to fine shipping leaf ...... l0.u0lI 13. 90
Good to fine wrapper. l0.co9 100
MS ai.)J iti<:T5
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CINCINNATI o.. Nov. l2.--rIoGs--Ac-
tive and lower at sAI5I610 Cattle Easy
at S.d5 50. Sleeps Steady at sl.5Nq3.2o
al $3.IoQla.5o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13

The Indications are that the Old Do
miniou Steamship Company will handle
a large party of excursionists from Rich-.
mon,l to New York for the National
Horse Show.
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- 49, o5-. ~
stock. 6S1s25 bales.
ro.ai c1,'a. a all searorts-Net re-
ceipts. 52.219 bales; export to Great Britain,
Continent, 10767 bales: stock. IS 1876 bales.
{ ConsoidateG at all seaports-Net re-
ceipts. 22401 bales: export to Grea
Britain. s. 91 bales: to France. II 500 bales !
to the Continent. 42,547 bales.
M Total since September LIST at all sea-
pnrts-Net receipts. 2.s1i.s02 bales: export
10 Great Britain, sol 431 bales: to France,
III 46s bales; to the Continent. S62.l53
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. IL. 1902.
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk. mer-
cflandise and passengers. Old Dominion,

cfandise and passengers. Old Dominion
line
SAILED
steamer Pocahon,as. Graves. Norfolk.
and James River landings. merc1anuise
and passengers. virginia Navigation Co
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk. mer-l
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion
line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. L, 1909.
ARRIVED
Schooner L, NJ Law Boston.
Barge Hamilton Fish, New York.
Steamer Syiviano, Baltimore.
SAILED
Steamer Omar New York.
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MONEY AND I1,S1-IiANti fs-Money on
c.tai closed firm al iI1 per cent, closing
ost,saJsa 4 per cent. nri11e mercantile
llf:er 5isgs6 per cent. Sterling exchange
ttsa{ls III the t1Nance With aetna bus 'at.s $
IN bankeis bills At sa.S1gi25 for demand
:staa ali s4sa for sixty DAYS Bills, ilnsted
i..lt.s. 81 saFld-s commercial bills s4SSssfi
sSgl Ba1, silver 1883, Mexican dollars.
s9B4 Government bonds steady; raiioada
bonds weak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13

Below are given the estimated earnings
of the Southern Railway system. first
week In November, 1909: Southern Rail-
way Company. excluding ST. Lou!s-Louis-
VILE Iines:-Thls year s7i3.5 last year.
s.o9.5-s; Increase. 1886. Southern Railway
Company ST Louis Louisville lines: This
year. s5s.Sss5: last year. s5i.soS: Increase.
So 1872
Chesareake and Ohio Railway submits
the following compartive srttement OF
gross earnings: For first week Of Nnvem-
Der. 1902 sos3 o93.e4 1901. 1896. 559.22: de-
crease. $50. 2s5. os
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13

Mr.. r. J. Smith. with the Southern Pa
ciic at Philadelphia. was In the city yes
terday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13

Spot cotton closed quiet: middling un-
lands s.3o; middllng gulf. $50; sales. 3a7
ba les.
Cotton. quiet: middling $50: net receipts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
DRysGO, Da MARKET.

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