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WrnnoeiseatBnmt at berfanteu.
Sinia su p%crfaufeH:

Gin Qrobts breifbdiecs 99obnbaug, gr. 903, Gt=
Gbaiez StraBc, 8 3imntr uuO SaocraIm; @ruHOz
aims $48; IL bi 8 SUB. gu trtra9eH bel Dt q Z
Guitt, steal State 9rOter, 3lntnler eatoerl
GuilDinn. loVV-ol
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8olfimorer Gffeftenb0tfe.
(s,ribt.t FIR BEN .9sutiasn Gorrtiponosntsn' OuF9
y. 8ul. Riopsuoorf L co.

3. Wm. Ti0ptn0orf / Col
Baltimore, 25. Sttpber.
s. @m. Mibbenborf &c So, bere4z
men fir 5rancs: 8antier8 : 9rotten
auf go Sage 5.184 ~(peniger 1916,
auf @i6t 5,164, tuufmdnniIde auf
60 Sage 5.198 (rpeniger 1916 bis
5.2O8. Rei6smart auf go Sage 943.
@ulosn auf so Sage 80 1916,
Sterling 8antiers ouf 60 Sage
4.838 uuf @i4t 4.86 9i16, toufmdnz
niide 4,832.
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Sei6rOcrung bon gnftia6en.


QGAae Der erforbsrtj6en Set CUR Grz
rei6ung Der pari4ieoenen Be-
itimmun9sorte.
llutenTtebenb lit Die ungsfd6re 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der BQit1a4en 0
benz 9dltimorer Dot 8iireau na&
ben bauptidAli6en einbelmii4en uno
Quspdriig,u Staoten ptr3ei6Ret.
Sntano.
NtlaHta, Ga, 10 Stlnctu.
WtlontitsGitp, Rs, 6 SmHeeH.
grpoflon, Q.z9., 6 Stuaotn.
burlington. gsrmpnt. II StuRosh
guffalS. RIO. Is ShtnoeH.
Gapt Mau, Rs, 6 SmHosu.
6barlrtoH, Sc, l6 Stunesa
Gbieaqo, gas. / &a9.
Columbia, 5.sG., II StRRssA
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y z I. gSUlTSt gUTVT5UTUVt
293O 8uI6el; aus ben @leDatoren 3uz
riidqeaoqen 1927 8uT6eI; 8orotb in
ben gle0atoren 44O, 2778uidel. Ser
fault puroe elm @oggOn g&r. 3 peiBer
i'm GumDenz@lepator 81 35.
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Ser gruSmftrn= Iartt.
s m : 8robutte E.

Qebenoes @efliigel: pro pFun0,
iunqe 6ii6ner lie. bis 13c.; alte 9iibz
ner lie. bis 114c.; 8GnIe loo. bis
11c.; 9uter &c. bis lie; @nten &c. bis
12c.; Sau6en, pro Yaar 15c. Big Zoe.
Gier, pro 9uBeno 21c. Bis 233c.
Nepfel, pro SAP SOC. Bis $3.50;
9firii4e, PRO Site $1.0O Bis $500;
0amIon8, pro 10 Pfuno=8orb =
Bis =; 8irnen, pro Serb 15c. Biz
3Oc.; Sraubsn. PRO 5 Pfunbz8or6
&c. Bis 20c.; Quince8, PRO SAB $500
Bis $500; 8rons6eeren, pro SAB S.
bis $500.
Semitic: &urtoFfeIn, pro 8uidel
35c. big 65c.; 3pie6eIn, PRO 8ui6el
Csc. Bis 9Oc.; MeiBtobl pro 9unOert
$1.O0 Bis $1.25; &oPfiolat, pro 8uz
f6elfiIte 4Oc, bis Soc; Somatoes, pro
8uI6el SOC, bis co.; 3uderriiben, pro
8iinbel IL. Bis BE; Mats, pro Orb.
&c. big 12c.; 2ima6obnen, PRO 8uz
T6elfiTe $1.4O Bis $3.50; Geqsrie,
pro 9uBeno 15c. Bis 4Oc.; CRIME 8obz
men, pro 8uidel 35c. Biz 40c.; SPIT
nat, pro 8uf6eItiite SOC, bis &c.;
runOe Riiben, 2Oc, Bis 25c.
@roceries unD 9roSifiOz
men.
Gaffintrter .3ufsr: pro 8funb, gez
piirfelt, 5,219, puIpertiirt, 4,814c,;
@tanoarb, granulirt, 4.713c.; fetn
granuIirt, 4.713c.; Grpital, 4.713c,;
Columbia u, 4.413c.; gel6er 3.763c.
Biz 4,264c.
Butter, pro gfun0:
Separator p Bis 26
@at6sreo Cream Is Bis 81
Smitation Is Bis q
9rints, ] qfuno 81 bis 26
9rints, 1 9funo q Bis 26
0airp 9rints, M}b., ga.
@a. Is Bis 20
sSopa unD q. 90. Sable II Bis 20
Wetz8a. Gtorez4adeD IA Bis Is
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@els perIieben auf mpbsIn.

@eIe perIiebcn auf mfSbsTn.
chm. Gntfsrnunq %peri,lbsn, ssisslibs S;nisn, hngfs
s,rmin,. kiattfe 5aafiabIuHssn, eoulantstts gea
banpluno, abioIut Dsri4Disgsn. Glib DirS SsutIS
csipro6tn.
THE PHOENIX LOAN COMPANY,
IA Soilp assrs guilOing. Gasettsa A. es @salfs.
C5uli2.l I'D
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@nnperppue GntDefmna.

Erau @fniams, etne brrpprragenee GpeJiaz
Iffiu in Recommendations; brabte Tauienbtn BON
Iticenbsn Grauen pas glId Der Ssiunpbsit: bate
nie tintn ft6ii6lo9; in odtunopisrsie Stuub,n miro
In irs.nOn.l6tm Stadium einoerunG ueri&aftt. Oosr
5sins lInfsrbrfhunq Der Rsibdftieuhe; abioIut f6sr
uno barmlos; i'm 9iireau ootr per Dot 81. 6 Q ms
fsrtabelt eg, pripates 9eim fir
q anren Gebifotte GranttnpIlteer inntn; drlt'i@t
S,bouoiuno. ious aepiiuf6t; 25zidbrias Grfab-un9.
Gprtbhun6tu pom 10 bis 5. 6onuta9s bon 2 bis l.
Gatbertt.iIuHe GRATIS
frau II. gBtHiam8,
Rr. asG5. Rsro4oorDdrSsS trabe. Ealtinsre-
(3eA&, IKE l9l
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ID s.-N1e belflge Wfdls3uTu9t
betruQ 1899 8ui6el; 8er1anbt BON
ben g~lepatoren 17669uf4el; 8orratb
in BEN @lepatpren 8461 8uI6el. Ser
fault purben 10000 Sanuar gu 4844.
6e,t+;oa SAIr6rnts.
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0lm Sansiten etabIirte
Marplano UbatteI foam AFofiation,

Quilting. 9eriftsbaus sessnuber.
8immsr Rr. 229 unb 23l 0psitsr GIur).
9leoffz Gde Gapettes unn ct. WauIsZ traRe.
aFWeues Gefes DON 1902 fritt befpist.-Ga
DarIfbfn- $40 bis $25O-parlfbfn
auf HRDbein. Nianos. CrseIn ufm.
Sorlsben untsr $50, 9sfammttOfsn 500.
Bon $50 bis 800, G~eiommttoten $7.95.
init 6 9rp3eut mouatli6 fir RsftsGstrae.
5 9rps,ut auf 9etrdos bon lbtr 800.
g.ib, Seltpboue: ct. 9aul 1884, Gpurtlanb 7aA
aorslle: hilbert SIumc. it,. Setretdr.
galpertzguiIoine, Baltimore.
aaent pirs boripre6en unb gratis bic Staten
,rtlar,n. (Rsp9. Is. d&6)
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sftliq 17-3l unp 10 older; Elm neues
aoug ouf eiutm; Diaiq, pcnn OItIs lSo3e nod
%perfauft. gu %erIragen bet SannOH, 3pelfFt
6lur, sGalpertaSebanOt." lAtz4'l3
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MOuofatem.
Francis g. 6lemiil,

eRehtsan~ait une Gruneets entbums'Nss gent.
Orr. 225. ct. NauIsE rraae.-Me.S eiepben
976s. Gremrte Grlecisuns aller Nedsts'
EGnseleaenbettsn. {GpriIl6.lS
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3u perf1ufer:
3rps! feline gaupldse an Der alien 5rsosrtd. unO
@ouiuo xRo1o, q unD Z Ader; ierntr cine Gorm
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e3ruuOeiqentbum in Der 6taot umlutaui5en. T..
6 Manner & s o., II, GHaaOmbarO= 5trabs.
(Suli29)
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SnnitGts= Scri6t.

Der 9eiunb6eits3uitunO Der Staot
normal. = Ster6li9teit geringer,
ais i'm borigen Sabre.
caug benz q~efrtocn rsOnntoos GorreponOcntp
9as Nuftreten bes Herpenfiebers
lit ieBt pieper auf ben normalen
Gtanb 6erunter getommen. Sn Der
berfloTenen Mo6e nurDen 81 neue
6GQe angemeloet, mas nun 7 me9r
fino, ais in Der glei4laufe Wo4e
bes @orja6res. 9agegen iinO 9ip4z
t6eritis, S6arlu6 unO d I ern etpaS
i'm 3une6men.
@s Harlem in Der perflofenenBo4a
1855 gerionen, gegen 1873 lin 1901,
IT'S in 1900 unb 1855 in 1899. Die
@terbltteitsrate betrug 1886 pro
1000 Der 8e7ummt 8epDlterung,
14.37 fir bic 8eiBen unO 24.05 fir
Die g}eger. BON ben 8eritorbenen lpaz
rem 80 mGnnli6en uro SO peibli4en
8eT6R6ts, % tparen i'm 4u5lanoe
Qebpren, 81 nuren g}eger, Is &tnoer
tamen tobt CUR @elt, 7 Perfonen tar
ben in 8abOiep, % in 9ofpitdlern,
IS in anoeren Snitituten, % Snqueite
puroen a~bgebalten, Dem Otter na4
Dert6eilten Die 3oDe8fdlle ft6, ME
folgt; 81 BerfOnen paren unter l
Su6r, 5 3pif6en 1 unO 2, 5 3ntifen
2 unb 5, 2 3pifden 5 unb 10, 3 3ptz
fden 10 unD Is, 3 3niiden 10 uno
20, - 3pif6en 20 unO 80, Is 3tpi@
f6en 30 unb 40, Is 3nii4en 40 uno
so, % 3piI9en so unO go, Is 3tpi>
fden 60 unD 70, II 3pii6en 70 uno
so, 8 3pii6en 80 unO 80, l 3nif6en
80 unb 100 Sabre alt. DIS gsboren
purben 1873 peiBe uno 7 Negertinber
GngsmelOet,
Die 6ouptId6lidten SOOesur7u6en
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0tqtn Ieibte eotr9un9en =
@obnbduitr in alien 5taOttpeilsn' Sogn -,
9 min D, 3G2 6iOslitpsSuiI0ing. tAtio'4Vtfl
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. % 10 7 7 D. "
$500 fault elm 9runDitiif, IS bel lO Gu5.
5000 fault civ 0runoftid, 20 bel l6O GHB-
Bette Sage III SrpingtOn. GOuntp=Stsuer UNI .
Gents 9obrQslp, iolpie eiusGpttaQe al Iu0ufazaDtz
nue.. $1,000. 6. 3. y q d NJ a II. Gr. OH, rSaipz
8uilping.~ Suh'9rlSJ
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Nnseisen. -3m nerfanie,t.
Gej1afts@ Oelegenbeitea.

3u perfanfen:
Gin eut;oblenotr SaIpon. Rad3u1raeen .. UNI
Qnnbarps Sfrake, @iablanntofpn. owl
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Gin 8rueerb3aoen nit Wpbubaus, in pslben
Elm auseeaei9nttcs Raareeibdft Qetban lpiro. Ha1'
~3ufruotn in Tr. 100, 9rebtman=Str., Ode Wount'
etr. gutter 0erfauiseruuo. (5spt9,1Wl
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8trIan9t:
Sin gui6clnlanu; itetige arbeit uno outcr
2obu fHr Den re6tcn Mann. Ha6jutra0en in Hr.
2o3, Cf=23. Strabs. 900
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
WALL STREET TIPS.

London was about at our parity yes
terday.
Difference between Gould and Hartman
interests said to have caused divergence
Of Southern Pacific freight from Texas
and Pacific.
Attempts to settle anthracite differences
out Of court fall through.
Presidents message is completed.
Gold exports Thursday possible, but
aot considered likely.
Rumors Of advance in English bank
rate Thursday.
No confirmation of report of sale OF
$4,000. 600 new Rock Island bonds in Eu-
rope.
Action by ST Paul directors on new
stock issue Friday improbable.
Rather more demand for. stocks in loan
crowd, but plentiful supply.
Definitely settled New York Central not
concerned in Manhattan deal.
People who ought to know say Amalga-
mated Copper was hopelessly beaten in
Montana at recent election.
- The Controller of the Currency has
issued call TO national banks for state
ment as OF November 18th
Earnings third week Of November:
Louisville and Nashville increased So
$40: Norfolk and Western increased sS9-
i12; Chesapeake and Ohio increased 81, 904:
ST. Louis and Southwestern decreased
$500: Southern railway increased Ss5.-
AGO
Bets have been made that A. G. O. COM
mon will cross Virginia Carolina Chemical
common before the close of next year
The former is selling ex-dividend Of per
rent. The Virginia Carolina Company pays
per cent. year on the common stock
Believed Manhattan is sale for a turn
so are New York Central and the active
issues generally on firm spots.
The coal hearing will so on. since COM
promise efforts have failed. This will re-
strict further investment buying.
kuhn-Loeb factions will take Union Pa
cific. Missouri Pacific, Southern Pacific,
Rock Island common and preferred, At
Gibson common and preferred. Insiders
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
A. C. L. PLAN MODIFIED.

BALTIMORE. MD. November %
Some notifications have been in the
financial plans of the Atlantic Coast
Line. The company instead of the allot-
ment Of 80 per cent. as the proportion
Of the new stock available for subscrip-
ton ny present shareholders. the percent
age will be about As per cent. This ap-
plies. however. only to the minority
stockholders of the company. The ma jor-
ity of its stock is owned by the Atlantic
Coast inc Company of Connecticut and
this companNs proportion of the issue
will be less than IS per cent This
change will alter the figures as to the
full amount to about $500 900 par value,
which. at the price of S125 a share would
yield sl0,625.o00. The cash requirement is
Sl0.0oO00o. which is to be used in part
payment of the purchase Of the Louis
vile and Nashville
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
GRAIN NOTES.

Clearances of wheat and flour, 5S1 600
against $4,000 last year.
Grain market closed dull and about I'M
changed.
CHICAGO. November 26.-George H.
Phillips: Country elevator stocks in the
Northwest are almost nil and the situa-
tion W: 'l;nTc is certainly very acute.
Minnea polls and Duluth stocks only
S569,000 bushels wheat against 1855, zoe
bushels last year. notwithstanding the
large receipts there for the last six
weeks.
am a firm believer m wheat at present
prices and would advise purchasing on
every little dip like yesterday.
Look for big arrivals Of new corn and
market may temporarily go lower, on
which decline would advise buying.
I believe May oats should be bought
around 80 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The approach Of the Thanksgiving holi-
day restricted business in the high graded
specialitics in the market for unlisted
securities to-day. but there was increa SEQ
activity in some of the low priced shares
Price movements lacked uniformity,
though changes principally We're generally
fractional. +9!s
Standard Oil held steady at 600, i.
In anticipation of the early announce
ment of the lease of the Manhattan Inter
borough Rapid Transit. 40 per cent. paid
advanced IL points, to 100.
Allis Chalmers preferred sold at IS l.:
and So.
Virginia Coal and Coke bonds at "A IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27

!.
s475; cows. poor. 81. 401s1.7o: Gamers, s14o
@s2 40; bulls, s2ls45O calves, $S50Gs6. %
Texas-fed steers, s3@si.25; western steers,
S3.o0dS4.75 IS.
Hogs-Receipts to-day: IS, 600 head oea |; to- 9
closed fully 10c: lower: mixed and bitch t: :
el s Sce ronsh h saVv S5gsS light $3.50
Sc; bulk Of sales. S5SO@s6.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000 head; sheep. and
@a96srs strea5 far t. ehoce
s3.501s3.eN native lambs, S3.500S5.50
ClNCINNATI o.. November 2G.-Hogs-
Active. lower. s+50@S6.25:
Cattle-Steady at s2Gs5:25;-
Sheep-Strong at S1.50MS3.25.
Lambs-Active and strong at $500
Receipts. 1858 head; steers active and 15c
higher on light supply: bulls and co"s
steady to strong: steers. $4.25@S5- rs: bulls,
s250Gs4; cows, s1.S0Gs350 Cables steady.
Of Sp beef T. 'es' '"se' CIV 49, '''>'' = :
Calves-Receipts. 1887 head; steady to
lower; ,ysssi,s $685. tops ss2S; Si little
seod western. s4i5s: city = dressed i s veals
101Rd131@c. per pound.
Sheep and Lan1bs-Receipts. 1850 head ;
sheep sloW and loa15c. lower; lambs less
cul!s. 81; lambs, s4.sI1a@s6; general sales
S:l5Qs5. s0 Canada lambs, s5.656s5.99
Hogs-Receipts, 5.101 head: about
steady: State hogs. $3.50, no western hogs
on sale.
EAST LIBERTY. PA, November 20
Ss5anttles--steady: choice. s6MS6.2o: prime
*: 23@S3.90; good. s5G$5.5C.
3ogs-Active: prime heavy s6.25I1s6 so :
heavy Workers. 500; light Workers. S6.05
pigs, S5H0@ts6: roughs: S50s6
Sheep-Steady: best wetners, s.. 750Si
choice, S3,75M>4: choice lambs. S. i06 s. 50
culls and common. s15Ods2
Veal Calves, S75o0SS.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NEW YORK IRON AND STEEL
MARKET.

NEW YORK. Tuesday Evening, No
vember 25.-While the promise of relief
of the fuel famine at the blast furnaces
is accepted with satisfaction it is re-
allied that the reimbursement of existing
differences between supply and demand
is still somewhat remote, and that
great deal of tonnage, some of it long
overdue on contracts will have to be
carried over for delivery into 1908. There
is still good deal of hesitation upon
the part of consumers to enter into fur
Their engagements for future deliveries.
but there is a steady. quiet demand tor
spot material or iron that may be de-
support to current market values. Very
bullish reports come from Philadelphia.
A letter to the Metal Exchange says:
The scarcity of good iron is not abated
in the least. neither is there any pros
pect of abatement in the near future.
Native irons are practically out of the
market, and foreign is disappointlngly
is due, and if the vessels are, not
here in course of a week or ten days.
great Inconvenience will result, as seve-
raj large consumers are depending on It
to help them out. Prices are strong at
the highest figures in twenty years. and
thing they ask for spot lots. Prospects
are discourag;ng to both buyers and
sellers. as it is impossible to carry on
business Satisfac torlly under prevailing
conditions. Sales. mostly in small lots.
for this years delivery a the extreme
offered for next years shipments"
Steel bllets are very firm. with little
Of domestic make procurable. even at
80 cents r'orc.gn steel in cargo lots.
however, is said TO be obtained at about
SIS. ex. vessel. subject to bankers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
COTTON GOSSIP.

Cotton closed steady with advances
from 5 to I joints.
Mum says: Conditions do not warrant
much lower prices and believe cotton
should be bought conservatively while
awaiting government crop estimate.
Wide difference of opinion on rapidity
of crop movement this year. Extreme
bears pretend to believe movement resem-
bles last year and that proportion of so
per cent. by December 10th will Indicate
total of i. 200, coo. Some extreme guessers
among New York exchange figures admit
that they Gid not believe their own esti-
mates"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27

are accommodating Norfolk and Western.
Amaigamated Copper. and ST. Paul.
The Board of Trade returns for the
month of October show that the export OF
cotton yarns for that period was 1;469, 400
pounds under those last October, and L.
74s,SoO pounds less for the ten months. The
export of piece goods shows an increase:
1876 100 yards. as compared with October.
1901, and for the ten months an excess OF
1856, 300 yards last year.
Silver continues to sink The price now
quoted is 22&d, as against % 1-1ed on
Friday last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
Spot closed quiet; points higher; mid
ding uplands $50; middling Gulf, $50;

ding uplands. $50; middling Gulf, $50;
sales, $50 bales.
The cotton market opened steady at a
decline Of l to points. which was but
a partial response to the decline at Liv-
erpool; expected to be a ma tier of to
sla points, but actually 3 to 5 points.
Later our market rallied 4 to points:
as compared with the closing figures OF
the previous day on adverse reports from
the cotton belt. as to weather conditions
and effects, it being claimed that a
"norther' had visited Oklahoma, the In
dian Territory and a part of Texas; that
central and eastern sections of the Delt
were getting too much rain, and that the
bad weather was delaying plantation
work and the movement.
Shorts covered freely on the rise. but
with holiday at hand new orders We're
not Forthcoming. new movement to
secure profits on long contracts caused a
fresh movement, that carried prices Off
quite sharply, but again the market raj
lied. and was finally steady at net UNI
changed prices to an advance Of points.
a factor in to-day's market was pres
sure in the way Of active selling for
March delivery to the extent Of 10000
bales. bj- one house. supplemented by
the liquidation of one or two other ac-
counts, but after this pressure was Off
the market rallied, on general covering
and some investment demand, receipts
being smaller than consistent with later
crop estimates The total sales Of fu-
lures reached 100000 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27

~.
NEW YORK. November 26.-tlout.-
Moderately active ard ftTm
Ry: Flour-Dtlii.
Btckwheat Flour-Qulss.
Cornmeal-EaSy.
Whea-Spot steady: No. red. .Vs e;
options ruled generally hrm an .h uaI hoIi-
day tomorrow. Less favorable tarseii1
tine news, buying. by the Cnlcago GO, o ral
leaders and smaller North tse:5o The he
market closed SsN1ac. net higher May
closed SoAc December. S09sc..
Corn-spot weak: No. 2, SIC. !, :, Opt h7,,
market was exceedingly t auii W e. u'S Where
December shorts were squeezed. Receipts
were light again. and grading was IN IN
satisfactory. The close was az 5sa 7s Mav
47Mc.; July. 46c.: December. o94
Oats-Spot dull; No. =. Sc. Options
steadier. on the small movemen 1, ,s anu
strength in corn. December closed o'12c.
BeeI-Steady.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Lard-Firm; refined steady.
TaIlow-Quiet.
ROSin-f,irTn.
Turpentne-Firm at 534654c..
susar-Raw firm: fair refining, 3 5-l6c: :;
centrifugal (96-degree testl, sl-l6c.: re-
fined firm.
5lsc.; mild quiet: Cordova. i$4@12c.
The market for coffee futures opened II
regular. at decline of 5@15 points, anc
continued active and excited during the
session, fiuctuating erratlcally, anc mat
~ closing net ) TO 10 points lower. with
the total sales footing up li2250 ba gs.
Butter-Firm: extra creamery, Sc
State dairy. 2OG26c
Cheese-Firm; new State full cream,
small colored fancy. old. 12AGJ13c.; new,
1aiAc.; small white. old, 12a4ulac: ne",
lac
Eggs-Steady: State and Pennsylvania.
average hest. 2S02S1zc.
Potatoes-Steauy: Jerseys, sl.io1SZoo,
State and western per $50 pounds, Si.ioGf
So: LoEg Island, szaS2.S0; South Jersey
sweets, s2@s3. -
feant,s-4-asy:: fancy hand-picked. Sc:
other domestic, 315451zc.
Cabbages-Easy; domestic. per l00.
white S1@s1.15: red. sl.2otnS2
Cotton--By steam to LlverpoolS &c
BALTIMORE. MD. November 2e.-
Flour-Steadv and unchanged.
Wheat-Firm; spot and November. 1914
Qll6l2c.:: December. i612Gll63sc.; southern
wheat. by sample, 6SA@l64c.
Corn--Spot easy; futures firm: spot.
new &c: new or old November, sc:
year. 51%i@5l7c.: southern white corn.
new. 55(aG5c.
Oats-Firmer: No. 2 white. SIC; No. 2
mixed 9415G55c.
kve-Quiet ana steady: No. 2. 56G561ac.;
No. 2 western, 57157lsc
Butter-Firm and unCha nged.
EggSrfirm and unchanged
Cneese-Flrn and unchanged.
Sugar-Firm and unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
CHICAGO.-Timothy. January. sS,e21..
Cloverseed, November. $1,000.
DANy1LLE TOBACCO MARKET.

DANvILLE. VA. November 26,--(Spe-
ciai.)-The long season Of stiff tobacco
sales has about neared its completion.
The food of the weed on the market
and the consequent congestion of sales,
has brought about a revulsion that will
surely lead to lower prices. The pro--
tracted glut on the market was bound
to entail such a result. Manufacturers
have already instructed their buyers to
make their purchases as light as possible
in anticipation OF lower prices. 1t is con-
fidently expected that there will be a fail
in the market quotations within the next
iilV Two
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, November 26-Cotton-
Spot in moderate demand: prices points
lower; American middling fair 10-1e0d.:
good r1iddling, 464-16Od.: middling
4 55:leod low middling.. 4f-1ood.: good
ordinary. Blood: ordinary. 420-lG0d.
The sales of the day were 5000 bales. of
which 500 were for Specula ton ana eX-
port. and included 1900 American Re
ceipts, $500 bales, including q, 500 Amer
lean.
Futures opened and closed barely
steady; American middling. good ordinary
clause, November, 4 4S-1Oad: Novembe
and December 40-1o0d.; December and
January. 4 43-1o014 44-1o0d.: January and
February. 42-1O0G4 49, IoOd; February
and March. 4 42-1OO04 43-1OGd: March and
April. 42-10OI4 AZ l00d.; April and May.
42-1o0@4 43-1o0d.: May and June. 4 42-1Un
43-1G0d.: June and July. 4 42-1OO674 43-10od.;
July and August, 4 42-1OO04 $1,000
NEW. YORK, November 26--cotton-
Quiet; n1iddling. SIS; net receipts. 374
bales: gross receipts. Ash bales; sales
Totals to-day. at all seaports: Net re-
ceipts. Sab bales. Exports-to Great
Britain. 14,417 bales: to France. 7,4OS bales:
to TIL, Continent, 6.O65 bales: stock, $50, $50
bales.
Consolidated. at all seaports: Net re-
ceipts, 223674 bales. Exports-to Great
Britain, SOILS bales; to France. 194OS
bales; to the Continent. 40, 1872 bales.
Totals since September LIST. at all sea-
ports: Net receipts. 2.47S.437 bales. Ex-
ports-to Great Britain. 9S6.97S bales: to
France, 26304S bales: to the Continent,
1o43.3 3o bales