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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
WALL STREET TIPS.

LoIioa cables reported Americans
fraction all above our parity.
}lce-I9rtsident Bird. of st. Paul, says
5il sccight rates are 100 low
Chesapeake and Ohio cX-dividend yes
terday l per cent
Good quarterly statement on Manhattan
expected
Sugar trade authorities deny cut in re-
fined has any reference 10 beet sugar COM
petition.
homage says coke situation still very
FERROUS; steel market quiet: diminished
volume of structural material.
forthcoming Union Pacific report will
make very good showing.
Howell reduced refined sugar ten points
tcsdaS.
Uerlln buying back Canadian Pacific.
I Reported Hawley interest now holds
a5rity of Glover Leaf common.
, Better borrowing demand for Amalga-
mated Copper. Atchison, Sugar, and
CENTRAL Of Georgia fourth week of oc-
toeer increased $GSz-
Gates contingent reported very buliish
u is said Mr.. Gates personally expresses
opinion that within the next twenty
days the general market will be apprecia-
Thy higher
is said buyers around the present
rrnces. especially the standard Issues
tae.Gcs. CoaIers and Baltimore and OHIO,
" 90 well.
me First National Bank. New York,
people aver that Cotton Oil common on
d.st3end record and absolute merit, will
sal AGAR 70. TIE preferred is said TO be
a.h: edge
Ting money is easier and it is bel'ev-
q that even if gold is exported at any
tine soon the effect has been discounted.
Readings. Fries, Norfolk and Western,
Louisville and Nashville and all good rail-
sosc stocks are thought TO be good rnr-
c.ases.
Tge sentiment in New York is that We
S'sall have a better market. There seems
be hardly any doubt that preparations
src being made FOR 4 bull campaign later
On The banks have been and are now
strengthening their resources, ana con.
attions otherwise are excellent. Inc oailh-
Jug community is doing all it can. TO pro
VIDE Tor permanent relief 10 me money
market through Congress.
The directors Of Norfolk and Western
MT in Philadelphia yesterday. but loon
ITO action regarding the dividend on the
common stock 1t is said the matter VIII
he taken up later on. and ii Is said lhas
the sllares ~ill be placed on ) per cent.
Basis.
@IIlii4Sg.sRleE PA, November =
tne Independent operators of the ayolii.
hlg and l.iclSaM anna regions have asfeeu
70 accept the awards of the arGtratio1i
cclrmitIoc.
known movement of money lrdicatf Ss
hahis lost for week $500 loo
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$3.50 to S35.

hullish except ourselves. Big long interest
then; now, they talk below cents and
al short. Cotton is a buy for turn.
sure as YOU live. Believe March will work
up to $50.
The subject is being actively discussed
in Washington of The estimate made by
'he Census Bureau. and say it points to
little less than q ioo00,o09 crop and that
there ncvcr has been 4 more thorough
canvass made
Price trieG to sell January and buy
March cotton at 10 points difference.
New Orleans insight 4sl,2oS- New York,
s5S 49S
Iacro was some good selling by bears.
and Trey did their best to break the mar
ket.
WASHINGTON, November Following
special forecast was issued by the Wealth
or Bureau at noon: The nrst well-maTked
cold wave OF the season will extend over
The upper Missouri Valley region tonight
aud Saturday with minimum temperatures
ranging from 5 to - degrees below zero.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08

In Richmond: John Bowers 10 Timothy
". Wood. "A feet on the north side Of
Tobacco alley. 400.
G. H. and Arthur 3. Clarke and wife
to Marie E. Brewer, 80 feet on the south
side Of Grace street. g feet west OF
Twenty-sixth street, $500.
Guarantee Building. Loan and Trust
Company to Margaret Hewlett. 10 feet on
east side of Sixth street. s. ret north o.
Preston street, $500
Same to Emma Jackson. 20 S-f2 feet on
south side of Calhoun street. 81 feet
southwest of Cabell street. ss5.
II. r. Pollard, Jr. and VIE to II. t.
Gates, 80 feet on the north side of 1ionu
ment avenue. $50 feet west Of Meadow
street. $3.50.
on north side of Tobacco alley SEQ
In Ean-ico: Continental I bacco Com.
=pany TO Nicholas Roney and ]. w. At
kinson, trading ct Roreys K Atk nson. 50
feet on cast side OF Twen,y-first street.
southeast corner OF Q street. $50.
lot 5 in block G. section 2. plan OF High
land Springs. III name of c. A. Marker.
for taxes.
Same to same. 81 acres adjoining lands
of ". G. Strange. R. C.. Holman. ct. ais
In name OF Virginia Hopkins for taxes
Same to same. lot % Of block ]. in Bar
toms North-Avenue Subdivision, In name
of Mrs. s. p. Burton for taxes
In plan OF Highland Park. m name OF w.
a. Walton. for taxes.
Same to same. q feet on north side Of
Graham street. nor til east corner Of Tons
hins street. In name OF r. ". Shields.
for taxes.
Same to same. lots 5 and Il, block g.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. November 5.-(Spe-
ciall-OuT market closed dull and steady.
Seaboard Airline common stock at 29ls.
opened X lower. sold to 90, and closed at
29lB The preferred stock at a was IS
lower.
United Railway : per cent. at 95 We're I'M
changed. The incomes at 6SA were 4
lower
Nashville railway stock at AZ was
point lower.
The remainder of the list was I'M
changed.
No sales Of AtIantic-Coast Line issues.
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DANvlL TOBACCO MARKET.

DANvILLE, VA, November 7.-{Spe-
cial. 1.-THE tobacco breaks have beeen heavy
thus far this week. At least 1900. 800
pounds have been sold. The price has
averaged $40 per hundred. The offerings
consist largely of native-srown cutters
and wrappers. Prices on all grades are
well maintained. Trash Jugs are quoted
at from 4 to cents; working Tugs dark.
at from 6 to Q cents; bright lugs at from
0 10 II cents: cutters at from Il to IS
cents; leaf fiilers (darlE at from I TO 10
cents; leaf filters (brighD at from 10 to
Is cents; common wrappers at from Il
to 16 cents: good wrappers at from % to
30 cents, and fine wrappers at from 80 to
80 cents.
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The Territories and Statehood.

.sur~croN D. c.. November IL
Senator Beyeridge, chairman OF the Ser.
. ou1n; ttee on Territories. was at tn.
capitol to-day. making arrangements fJJ
he investigation which his committee
will conduct IN the Territories as TO their
resolution OF June 9th last.
The committee willIstart from Chicago
7ext Tuesday. and will continue It's IN.
vestigations until within a few days OF
he 1st of December. when Congress
meets The intention Is 10 visit the Ter.
tories OF Oklahoma, New Mexico. and
Arizona.
messenger representing the sergeant-at-
arms OF the Senate.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES,

Speculation in the market for unlisted
securities became listless today il. keep
Ing with the extreme dullness on the
board This was especially true Of those
stocks in which great interest has been
shown lately. Prices fuctuated uneven!y
Virginia Coal and Coke sold at 3S1s tbs
certificates at 49,.
Seaboard AIRLINE common at % and tho
preferred at q,
American Can common at ii and 1888.
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MIR. w. ii. BALDWIN.
President L. I. n. r. to Speak before

The enthusiastic gathering at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. E. 3. Valentine on We'd
nesday afternoon practically ensures the
meeting OF the Southern Educational AS
ISOLATION here next spring. and ARGUES
latent interest In the cause of education.
To fully syrnpathiZe with every move
ment of this great crusade our people
rust embrace every opportunity to Iiste,
and to learn and must not forget the lee
ture OF Mr. W. II. Baldwin before the
4. z. a. on November o2d at the Young
Mems Christian Association Mr.. Bald
win. one of the first businessmen OF our
country is also deeply interested in gener
Ell education Another subject of his lee
ture will be: Why BUSINESSMEN Should
he Educated The F. E. a. win attend
this lecture en- masse and the Richmond
public is cordially Invited 70 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08

LIVERPOOL. November IA P. NJ
Cotton-Spot; moderate business done:
prices unchanged; American middling;
j 52-32d. The sales of the day were 5000
bales. of which 500 bales We're for specula-
ton and export, and included 1900 bales
American. Receipts, none.
Futures opened quiet and closed STEADY;
American middling, good-ordinary clause.
November, 4 lo-10Gd., sellers; November
and December 4 35-l0od.. buyers: Decem-
bel. and January, 4 Si-1G0d.. sellers: jan
uary and February. 4 S5-1G1d., sellers:
February and March. ! 52-l00d., buyers;
March and April, 4 32-1o0d., buyers; April
and May, S2-10Qd.. buyers; May and
June, 32-1Hod.. buyers; June and July,
S2-ln0d., value: July and August,
4 S2-101d., sellers.
NEW YORK. November 7.-Cotton-
Dull; middling, S45: net receipts, IA bales;
gross receipts. 6.l49 bales; sales, 300 bales;
stock, 5S,591 bales.
Totals to-day, at all seaports: Net re-
ceipts, i47a5 bales; Exports-To Great
Britain, S,9i7 bales: to France. SIT bales;
to the Continent, 1856 bales; stock. III 52o
bales.
Consolidated, at all seaports: Net re-
ceipts, $50, a2S, bales; ESports-To Great
Britain. l1e219 bales; to France, 1872 bales;
10 the Continent. 75.Ss5 bales.
Totals since September 1St. at all sea-
ports: Net receipts, 2,5S9,e2s bales; En-
ports-To Great Britain, T,T,S55o bales; Q
France. 20l SEQ bales; to the Continent,
hal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08

The first of the course OF lectures ar
ranged for the winter at the University
The subject was Store Management
Location and Equipment" and was ably
handled by Mr.. T. A. Miller.
Much interest was evidenced III the lee
ture, and the college hopes TO do a greas
deal of good by the course. Many phar-
macists Of the city were prese last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08
Dpv GOODS

NEW YORK. November Cotton
goods market continues quiet and with
are steady, but some wide makes are
weakening under a limited demand and
declining Cotton linens are firm. Bur
'aps are steady, with an improved de-
RI
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- .;ot futures opened nrm and closed
august ................... -. i.s5

Spot closed dull: E1ddling uplands, S.45;
middling Gulf, $40: sales, 300 bales.
The cotton market opened strong at an
advance of 500 points, following strong
Liverpool cables. This WAS followed by
further cables showing steady improve
ment, ana houses With foreign connections
were also heavy buyers during the early
trading In addition to THIS, it was noted
that the receipts We're showing a decided
falling OF; that the end week state
ments We're sure to prove decidedly bull
ish. and that sentiment. which had he.
come very bearisl1. was consequently
showing a. material change.
Toward noon. however, the bears made
a fresh raid on values, led by prominent
Philadelphia party. Their operations
proved somewhat successful for a. time.
owing to the continued favora Bile wea-s
Their reported for the belt. and rumors
that the falling off in receipts was Likes;
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NEW ORLEANS LA, November T.

III {. .5e ~ .ee:.tr5 $3.50 .Il
unchanged The market for futures open
ed up 5 to points, the improve
nent resulting from rrott-tal,ing on yes
market r Infatuated over a fairly wide
range with downward tendency in
fluenced by New York, but there was
little energy displayed on either side. The
board at the close showed prices point
lower to , points higher than yesterdays
or
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,.,,,rrpsn,rrc TOBACCO MARKET.

PETERSBURG. VA. November =
(Special0 -Receipts fair. For smoke
cured tobacco the market is active and
prices high with sales OF wrappers at 81.
Quota ,ions-Co.nmon luss, s. 5JttsoEl:
GOOD lucs s5.50GIS7.50: short leaf. s5.ShI
&, 20: medium leaf. $S.a0fis9.00: good 10 fine
,sh, oninc Leaf s1G.NhT$13on; good TO hne
WI .ppers. si2.50GtSiIG0
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-OTT0NSEED OH.

NEW YORK, November 7.-Cottonseed
oil quiet and steady; prime crude here,
nominal; prime crude. +. o. b. mills. 20
ner yellow. 33c; prime white, 40c.: prime
winter yellow, 4o14o14c. prime meal $500
G,S.SpD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08

,osc No corn; ssas.e Nc So y whIts
s6c..:: No. white :.szzss assc. Me- rye.
SLIT; No. northwestern. 81 % Prime
timothy seed. 80 Mess pork. per pa IT !.
Ms11 22la. short ribs sides dooset so. 22I
slo;5S; dry saltsd shoulders ffb boxedd3'
$. sI1s4s9:7o: SHIRT cfsar sides poa az
81. 7o@slo.0o. Glover contract grace siy ti,.
butter market was rirm; creamery, l61as y!
241sc dairy, 15a21c. Cheese steady at
l1asi2c; Eggs steady; loss Oft, cases re-
ALTEMoRE. November 7.-Flour-
Steady and unchanged. 80
Nhea Firm: spot and November. ~:
a74s.c.: December, 151sc.;; southern, by
sample, 7o174s4c.
Corn-Tirmer; new or. old November,
dc; year. isa d49c.; southern white corn,
oats-Dull and easy: No. 2 white. Sc.
asked: No. 2 mixed. 32lsM3sc.
Rye-Frm; No. ?, 5slsc.: No. western.
SHE.
Butter-Firni and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanse..
Cheese-Fjrm and unchanged
sugarsteady: lower; frs and coarse
sianulated. s4.o112.
NEW YORK, November 7.-Flour-ouiet
and steady.
ss.io ! ~. ~s' 50
Buckwheat Flour-Easv at s2.2oas2.5o. :,
Cornmeal-Steady; yellow western, Sis.
Rye-Steady: No. ., 5iIoi1ac.
Barie.-Dull.
Whearspot steady: No. > red. I!ssc.
Options were generally iirn' all day. and
higher. on active export d:velopmenis;
Southwest buying. The close in New York
was firm. at LAKE. net advance. Sales .ls
included No. red, 7sc !: December .s?sc:
market opened easy, on the weather; raj
led, and was firm at noon. with wheat;
holding steady, with small trade: all
the afternoon: and then clos in A ass;
472sc.; December. 551.c. o.,
Oats-Spot quiet: No. ? oats, St.@st1ac.
Option market was quiet and steady; De-
cember closed 35$ic.<
Becf-Quiet.
Cut Meats-steady: picked bellies, 12A@
l3Ac.: picked shoulders, sac.
Lard-Easy western steamed 81 % ,f,,sd
easy; Continent, Sl1.i5
Tallow-Steady.
Rosin-Steady.
Turpentine-Quiet at size.
Rice-Firn: Japan, $4,000.
sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, s!sc.;
centrifugal t9G-degree tesD, sSsc-; refined
Coffee-spot Rio nominal; No. I: invoice,
S-16c: mild quiet: Cordova, 7am12c.
Coffee futures opened steady. with
prices points lower The. feature OF
the day was the heavy liqudating move-
.nent of long interests, brought on by
The continued weakness of both primary
and European markets. y dull and easier
spot market also eNerted a bearish i'll
fluencc. Close points lower. Sales, loooO
bags.
Butter-Irreguar; extra creamery. Csc;
State dairy. 1SI2fc.
Cheese-Quiet; new State full cream.
small coIored fancy. DID, 123sc.; new, 12Ac.;
small white old. 123sc-; new, 12l4c.
Eggs-lrregular; State and Pennsyl-
vania 25c.; average cost.
Potatoes-Steady: Jerseys, s1.75Gs2.0Q
State and Western. per $50 pounds, s1-759
$780, Long Island, s200GiS2.12; Jersey
sweets Sl.I5M ESQ.
Peanuts-Easy; fancy hand-picked, so
54c: other domestic Sls@51sc.
Cab'ages-Easy; Long island, per 100,
S1.50MS1 .75.
Colton-By steam to Liverpool, 12c.
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CASE OF THE GRIGGs's.
Broad-Strcet Fight to BE Investi
gated When Rorsey Receivers.

The case against the Griggs brothers,
charged with fcloniously assaulting
samuel H. Rowsey. was continued until
Wednesday, en- account of the. absence
OF Rowsey. who was unable to Have his
room yesterday morning.
DIR. Morriss went out to see Rowsey
and found him very sore as a result OF
his severe pounding. His eye was en-
tirely closed and his lip badly swollen.
Notwithstanding the statement made
by Rowsey that he and the Griggs had
been drinking all afternoon. the Grisgs
deny being drunk. and say they did not
use black jack.
Both Edward and Thomas Griggs were
baiivd on the report of the Decor that
the wounds Of Rowsey were not serious.
Charles Q. Elicit and Aucian Blake, two
small boys aged, respectively, and
charged with being orphans without a
home. The little fellows have been wan
dering around town, the only care they
e ReR being from ma friends nay heard and
of them and he asked that the young
sters be turned over to the ChildrenS
Home Society.
for being drunk. but he was discharged.
Sam Lunsford hit Mary F'owkes with a
whip and paid the costs.
James Mckenzie, dfsorderIy, SO
W. s. Thacker cursed and abused J. w
Dunn was fined $40. Lee Dunn. accused
Of beating Thacker. was discharged. All
the parties arc white.
John NJ: Young went 'coen hunting and
got drunk, 81.
Pat zA1cWii,iams drunk discharged
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Richmond, va. November :, 1902.


Richmond. Va, November I, 1902.
STATE SECURITIES
Bid. Asked
North Carolina As. c.. 1910 1et
Var vlrs1 rent1rie sneHs & R1sal ss1 100
RAILROAD BoNDs-
Georgia Pacific 1st S's: c:.19e3 125
Petersb'g Class \ SIS, r. C.1a26 11G
Petersb g Glass 3 SIS, F. c. 1925 rs
Rich. and Meek. list IS: ...la5S s. 49,
scab. Airline con. 1st 4.s1s59 , S4iS 81 SIS
Western n. c. 1st 6s. C.-..l9ld lis
RAILROAD STOCKS
Atlanta and Charlotte. 100 1G5
seaboard AIRLINE, pref.....loo a
Sea board Airline, conl......1e0 90
BANK STOCKS
American National .........1o0 125 1921
Rroad-street Bank .......... Sh 261s
City Rank.. 80
First National .......-.......100 205
Merchants National .:......l09 800
metropolitan Bank of Va. 25 q 2lis
Planters, Nationsl :; =: ;.-..1 1oS 3s0 -,
State Bank OF virginia......1 16S 165
Southern Truz. Co...........1W ll212
Virginia Trust Co. ..........10O 12O
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine. 25 Sc
Virginia State ................ Is Is
MISCELLANEOUS
American Loco, pref........100 SO %
Va-Car Chem. pref, 5 p. cleo 12714 12s1a
Va.-Carolina Chem, cora....loo IS 81
SALES AT THE BOARD.
LOCO Char. Columbia and Augusta I'd rs,
c., at III; 5000 Seaboard Airline As at
SALES SINCE THE BOARD.
1000 Virginia SIS at SO.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

BALTIMORE, November 6.-stock on
the Wharves--Live Pigs-Te quote pigs
at from SLIGO to Sl.I5 apiece, according to
size: quality. and condition. Shoats. So D
to $500 apiece.
Calves-Quote: Strictly choice veals.
per pound, 1laMsc.; good veal per pound
MI!15c.; poor to good, per head, sI.50I
Beef Cattle-We quote as follows:
Young. fat steers Weighing LOCO to 1900
pounds. 5s;Mtc. per pound: steers weigh
ing under 800 pounds 3I31.c. psr pound
212l@c.: large. young COWS, per head, in
good order. slS,onas25 co: fresh cows, viii
calf, $2o.00I 5000 per head: poor. thin.
Lambs and Sheep-We quote: Spring
lambs. choice and fat. sc. per pound ;
poor, thin. rough, i01ac. per pound: wool
sheep, per pound. best, 2i493c.: good per
head. s2501$3.t 60; inferior, per head; S,.01ll
S1-25 old bucks, per pound, 2a2l5c., as to
Quality and weight
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PEANUT MARKET

PETERSBURG. VA. November =
Especial market firm; NirginfaE, ga
oId nominal at 75c Receipts Of new Span
ish this week about go bags.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. VA. NOVEM
BEE I. 1907


PORT OF RICHMOND. VA. NovEM-
BER I, 1902.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers; Old Domir-
sloop Robinson crusoe. Forest, Chuck
atuck, oysters; Captain Forest.
SAILED.
Steamer Vinyah, Simmons. PhiladeI-
plia. Pa. merchandise and passengers;
Clyde Line.
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk
and James-river landings: merchandise
and passengers; Virginia Navigation Com
pany.
merchandise and passengers; Old Donin-
schooner Victoria Records. Griffith,
James river, light.
Schooner l Don't know. L-arkin, James,
river, light.
,Frisco,s Mayor Calls on President.
| WASHINGTON. November Eugene
r. Schmidt. Mayor Of San Francisco
made q social call upon the President
| to-day. After paying hs respects. he ex-
presseGt the hope that San Francisco
would be afforded the oppo:tunlty next
made his trip to the Pacific coast. On
that trip San Francisco probably viii be
one of the places visited by the Prest-
dent.
Payne Returns TO the Capital.
WASHINGTON. D.. c.. November -
Postmaster-G;eneral PaSue returned to-
day froNss M ilWaukse.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Thomas Branch
& Co. Bankers and Brokers.
Members New York Stock and Cotton
Exchanges.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL. STORES

NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, n. c., November =
Spirits Turpertine-NothinG doing; re-
Kosn-Firm at s1.250s1so: receipts. 12o
barrels.
Grace, Turpentine--Firm at s1.75 to $500;
receipts, 80 barrels.
Tar-Firn at sl.4o; receipts, 81 barrels.
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SAVANNAH, GA, November 7.-Tur-
pentine-Quiet at SEC: receipts, 1870 casks;
sales, 500 casks; exports, none.
Rosir--I7irrn; receipts, 2,551 barrels:
sales. LIS barrels; exports. 1870 barrels.
$li5: F. $50; G, s1.60: II. s1.S0: I, 500;
K. $3.50 NJ. $500: n. $3.50: window-glass,
$50; Water-white, St15.
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Southern Railway ........... IS s5I
Southern Railway. pref. 50 92R7l
Standard Oil -............. $40 $50
Tennessee Coal and Iron... ss% sssss
Texas and Pacif1c..... ASA 45l4
Union Pacific, common. 1o4,s 1e3Fs
Union Pacific, preferrsd...... alsi a15
United States Leather. COM. 1874 1915
United States Steel, COM. ssls 81
United States Steel, pref STU s63s
Na.-car. Chem. co,n......... 651s 65S
Va.-Car. Chem, pref. mo
saresl ....... ......... l25
Wabash. preferred ......... iS AZ
Western Union Telegraph. 81 sos.
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scaboard .asr-Linc Securities.

BALTIMORE. MD. November Sea
boards Airline, common, 29G2 Sea-
board Airline. preferred, 467sGl45A: Sea-
board AIRLINE bonds, As, S4%GS5
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CHICAGO. November 7.-CattIe-Re-
ceipts. 5000 head; market steady: good
% prime steers :, n nog7 j. a. Sy5easI 40;
feeders, $2.59Ms4.75; cows. $.40N$i.75;
heifers. $2.00d$5.ON: Gamers. s1.l0ns2 SO:
bulls. S2G1lls4.50; calves. IS. 40 $40; Texas
fed steers, s5.oda$i25; western steers,
Hogs-Receipts to-day. $500 head; to-
morrow, 1000 head; left over, 2 oH0 head ::
average 10 to l5c. lower; close weak; mix
choice heavy. SG55ms6s5: rough heavy
Is NTs650; light S6301S6.60; bulk of sales.
Sc. 456sS55.
lambs steady to strong: good to choice
wethers s3.500s+.0o: fair to choice mixed.
81. 5G1sS. so: native lambs. $3.506s5.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-08

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The tendency this season is strongly in
favor Of garment built more for comfort
than for style. though all the garments pos
sess attractions. '-clothier and Furnisher.
Yes, solid comfort is here this
season No military shoulders.
no pleats, no yokes. but no
thing IS sacrificed that could
improve the appearance
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the place to make up your
mind.
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your ,11oney back.)