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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08
COURT TAKES RECESS
United States Court of Appeals AZ
iourns Until Monday.

sOnttcO@ otdISS ASOutl SNppSdIS ~
journs Until Monday.
The United States Court Of Appeals.
after hearing argument In two impor-
tants cases on yesterday. adjourned until
Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Court convened yesterday morning with
Judges Golf, Boyd and PurnelI on the
bench.
rollowing are the cases argued and
submitted yesterday:
no. 1853 w. D. Fender. plaintiff in
error. VS.. Alexander Brown & Sons. de-
PENDANTS In error; In error to the Cir
cult Court at Norfolk. Va Motion by
defendant In error to dismiss: writ Of
error. Argued by T. S.. Garrett and
William H White. Of Norfolk Va. In
support of motion. and by Harry &
wolcott, OF Norfolk. In opposition to
same. The court took the same under
consideration.
No. 454. James B. Stafford. appellant
vs.. the Ensign Manufacturing Company.
appellee. appeal from the Circuit Court
for the Southern District Of West vir-
gtnia at Huntington Submitted on
brief on behalf OF the appellant and
argued BY. F. b. Enslow. OF Hunting
ton. w. Va, for the defendant In error.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08
TO SHOW BLOODKOUNDS
Kennel Club Arranging to Have
Brarch's Pack Here.

There was well attended meeting OF
the Virginia Kennel Club at the T. p.
A rooms, corner Third and Main Streets.
last night. The special topic of consid-
Grafton was the coming Bench Show at
Masonic Temple for the week OF Noven1-
Der 9th.
The management reported heavy en-
tries In all classes. and further requested
that all dog fame ers intending to exhibit
send for entry blanks at once. There will
be about go dogs benched. including
some famous specimens. 1t was decided
to get Hurricane. Brur0h's famous pack
Of bloodhounds. provided suitable arr
rangements could be made This
famous pack Of man hunters would not
be In the competitive class. but simply
to show the people OF Richmond gem
uine pack OF typical bloodhounds In run
ming shape. Season tickets are being
rapidly sold. and may be had at Branch
R. Aliens. Entry blanks may te had
OF Secretary Frank jenkins. No. SIT West
Broad Street. Entries close November
18th During the entire week band con-
certs will be given every evening from
till II o'clock. Judging begins Thursday
evening at $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08
THEODORE H. PRICE,
ON COTTON.

November Z, 1so2.-TLe trio OF English
men. Messrs. Buston. Netii and Els N.
whose apparent business II is to over
estimate the size Of the Amsriea an cotton
crop and depreciate It's value, IN the IN
terest Of foreign consumers. have now all
heen heard from and thu effscS CT b If
fu.minat son upon the market seems TO
have been exhausted. AS ag dnsl this.
IKE United States csnsus report dicates
crop OF under ten million bales The
stock OF American cotton afoat and IN
store at Liverpool Is ios.t00 TAI $ less
than last year: the visible snppsy IS
s1rrlD0 bales less than last year a d the
amount OF American cotton coming In
sight this week is approxinat ~ co. %
bales less than "a year. Fats vi to /.
The cotton market has shown a 8 eadtsr
Sund srtone to-day than at any -i-nes inca
the runplings OF Mr. Bustons estimate
commenced to be heard. The wo. st
seems to be over.
southern holders having due regard to
the facts OF the case win not part with
thet cotton. and speculative sellers OF
pa per contracts In New York viii prtb-
ably have an advancing ra-kets TO reckon
nth shortly.
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OPERA COMPANY STRANDED
The Boste n Struck Hard Lines at Ne~-
port News, and Went to Pieces.

ne 6OSt6n otfuCk F1arQ Lines at WE'VE
port News, and Went to Pieces
Special Dispatch to The T!mes.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, November H.
The Boston Ideal Opera Company. which
played three nights engagement at the
new Casino Theatre. and which last night
played at the Soldiers Home, dlspanded
here to-day. Stranded would prooanly %
the better word With the company wss
Eivia Crox Seabrooke. former wife or
Seabrooke. and comic opera star OF erst-
while ceisbriry: Nellie Andrews. whose
reputation is not tnconsderabIe and who
deserves it: Lynn Parniey. the tenor.
WHO was with the Shay Opera Company.
and made q hit. to say nothing OF osher
lesser lights. the company oeing first.
class one in everything except numbers.
They have, however. been playing to bad
bus ness, and when Manager w. 3. Nose
ley, who was formerly OF the nrm OF
Leath e Moseiey. proprietors OF Barlow
Brothers. Ministries. came to newport
News. he expected TO recoup Mon
day night he was up against Arizona
at the Academy and wretched weather.
playing to nothing but papers tuesday
night he had to contend with the election
and another counter attraction at the
other playho.se: Wednesday his leading
tenor Quit and Mis-, Seabrooke did not %
on. for reasons vartously given. probably
because she wanted her salary The au-
dIence was small. The modest Euaran-
tee given by the Home last n!Ent ot0
not suffice to square the crowd. and to.
day Manager Atoseiey has been trying 70
explain 10 the artists With poos e1sce,
how Il happened and al abooe i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08
GRAND OPERA SEASON
Famous Singers Who Viii Be Heard in
New York This Winter.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
NEW YORK. November THE Maui
rice Grau Opera Company has Issued its
prospectus for the grand opera season or
,e;l2-19o3 The season will begin at the
Metropolitan Opera House on Monday eve
ming. November 9th, and will last seven
teer. weeks. During that period there will
be sixty-elght subscription evening per-
fo-mances. seventeen matinees. seventeen
Saturday evening popular Representative
and seventeen Sunday evening concerts.
The principal members of the company
will be:
sopranos-sembrich, Nordica. Eames.
Gad ask IL Reuss- Belce. Camille. seygard.
FIFTH Scheff Marlly and Melba-
-Schumann-H eink. Louise
Homer, Carrie Bridewell and Kirby
l.unn.
Tenors-Alvarez. Burgstaller, Gerhaeu-
ser. De A1archi. Salignac. Reiss and An.
/ theS.
Earitones-Bispham. Begue. campanani,
peclery. Gilbert, A1uhlmann. Van Rooy
and Scott.
Bassos-Blass, Emblad. Jorunet, Plan
con and Edouard de Reszke.
MancinelIi. Flon and Alfred Hertz will
be the three conductors The stage will
have two new managers-Ferdlnand Al
MANI and Johann Elmblad.
Mr.. Grau promises a number OF revfv-
conda. verdi's :'Ballo in Maschera" and
..E,nanl.'' AIozart's III Seraglio and
"Cosi Fan lutte" Weber's Der F>reis-
| chuetz'' and Humper6iinck's "Hansel and
G,etel."
Tho repertoire otherwise will be selected
from Verdi.s .'Traviata- "Rfgoletto.
..Travatore'' Aida" and .Otello.'' Gou-
mods "Romeo and Juliet" and Faust.
FLEETS Carmen Beethoven's "Fidelio.'
lDonizettrs Lucia" Don Pasquale.'
IL Elisir d'Amore" and Daughter Of the
| Regiment" Rossini's Barber OF Seville
Flotow's Martha" Botto's 'Mefistofele."
Puccini's La Boheme" and .Tosca. Am
broise Thomas Hamlet" Mozart's "Noz-
~ di Figaro Don Giova nni'' and Mag
l. Flute. Meyerbeer's "Prophet." HUI
g:.enots'' and IL Africaine:' Paderewski's
! :Aanru.'' Mancinells Hero and Lean
der Auber.s Fra Diavolo." NTaillard's
"Dra goons OF vilars.'' Massenet's la
| Navarraise'' and the entire list OF the
Wagner music dramas, "Rienzi'' excepted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08
MEMBERS ILLNESS DELAYS II

Owing to the lrdisposition ofMr. Cor
don No Action Taken on Clear Water.
Owing to the illness Of Mr.. James r.
Gordon, chairman Of the Council Com
1nittee on Finance. the Committees on
Water and Finance which were to have
considered In joint session last night a
proposition from subcommittee in re-
gard to the best plan by which to raise
money sufficient for the erection Of a
settling and coagulating basins. adjourned
without opening the report meeting
will be held next Wednesday night, at
which time final action. on the ali-impor-
tant matter will be taken.
AS has been previously stated In The
Times. the report of the subcommittee
vii, suggest that bonds to the amount Of
s4o5. 600 be issued. $4,000 Of which will
lie used for the construction of the basins
aud the balance expended In beginning
wcrk on stand pipe for Lee District. by
which means 1t Is hoped to increase the
water pressure in that section Of the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08
STOCK MARKET GOSSIP.

The market yesterday was again pro-
.essionai. but the tone was firm.
Norfolk and Western was the lea Der
and enjoyed sharp rise, but did not
hold the gain. The directors of the Nor
fox and Western tnet5ycsters5iasy, but took ,f,s
no action regarding the dividend on the
common stock Ii is said that the mat.
ter Wall be taken up later on and that the
shares Will be placed on a 3 per cent
basis After the meeting adjourned the
stock sold off.
CHESAPEAKE and Ohio sold ex-dividend
OF one per cent. 1t invent up.in sympathy
Win Norfolk and Western. bun also sold
The r. was little variation in the other
railroad shares
Sugar was the leader in the industrial
,igt and was Weali on heavy trading.
The principal movements OF currency.
this week Indicate banks lost thereby
~ 4 sea: seat on the New York Stock Ex-
change sold for So 600 against $4,000 last
Gale.
ing nine months ended September ag Sc re
cate 1927 tons, as compared With lse-gS9
tons during CORRESPONDING period last
Z wear. Exports during the nine months
amounted to 299 40 tons against 35l, SUB
curing corresponding period last year.
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Big Receipts Expected.

Enormous receipts of tobacco are ex-
pected to pour into Richmond during
next week. There are already tndt-
cations that the crop is on the move in
this direction and the first sale next
week will probably be the largest OF the
season. The large receipts will be due
to the favorable weather OF the past
day or two.
Sales on the market yesterday were rath-
er small, though prices continued very
good. shockoe Warehouse had fair
sale Of bright.
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to Great Britain, 1880 bales; to France
2yl-sCe bales; to the Continent, S1y5c6


NEW ORLEANS. Nov. &c oTToN-.
There was better feeling to-day In the
market, for spot cotton; quotations I'M.
changed Inc market Ct for futures opened
fro mproiit-taking on yesterdays sales.
After the opening the market tuctuated
over fairIywide range With SoMnward
there was little energy displayed on either
side. The board at the close showed
prices point lover to points higher
Cotton futures steady: November. I. z:
Deem er-7; s2@as3; January. S:Tgs.5S:
5 agsh sta7s ; Apri
The following ar. the total net receipts
Of cotton at all ports since September
Galveston. s27.2o2 bales: New Orleans.
GO; $50 ba les: Noble 5l.o26 ba Ne sayan-
Rah irg1 as BALES NorfciK lss al
bales: Baltimore, 4.otA bales; New York.
67.s bales: Boston, 5.4s7 bales: Newport
S SsMn se 0 s eaes ia 02ss
bales. Port Arthur. Is os2 bales: Port
townsend. 2e,G26 bales; San francisco. 81
Gs55 bales; Portland, Ore. 1.5n bales. To-
tal p $50 925 bales.
The following statistics on the move
rnent OF cotton for the week =, ending No so
yember 9TH were compiled by the New
York Cotton Exchange:
Weekly movement-Port receipts this
year. 330,i33 bales: last year: 500: 5i9 les
oveland to mills and Canada. this year.
a. 500 bales; last year SIS bales. South
ern mill takings (estimat ted this year:
stock at interior towns this year. 50 IA
bales; last year.. so 500 bales. Brought into
sight Tor the week. this year. 45S.ai9 bales:
Total crop movement-Port receipts this
wear. $50 SIG bales: last year. 2413.l65
bales. Overland to mills and Canada this
year. 20S.56o bales; last year. zig. 342 bales
Southern mill talsings (estimated) this
year, 416 600 bales. last year. 4p.450 bales.
Stock at interior towns In excess of Sep
TENDER 1st this year. 4150a bales; last
Year. 4101aO bales Brought into sight
thus far for season this year, 3,62S, 24o
bales; last year. 3.445,9i7 bales
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The following cases will be In the
"a n for Monday payf.


NO. 455. George o. Robinson. appel
liant, VS. Suburban Brick Company. ap-
pellee; appeal from the Circuit Court for
the Northern District OF West Virginia.
at Wheeling. To be argued by Henry
NJ. Russell. of Wheeling. w. Va. for
the appellant and by Hubbard & Hub
bard, OF Wheeling. w. Va. for the au-
pelee. :.
No. 456 Guardian Trusta & Deposit
Company and Guarantee Trust Y De
post Company. appellant VS.. B. J.
Fisher. A. NJ Scales. assignee, &C.. ct
ais appellees; appeal from the Circuit
Court for the Western District OF North
Carolina. at Greensboro. To be argued
by Archibald H. Taylor. OF Baltimore,
Md, and William P Bynum. Jr.. OF
Greensboro. n. c.. for the appellant. and
by John N. Staples and A. u. Brooks.
Of Greensboro. n. c.. for the appeuees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08
REJECT ALL OFFERS
Dissatisfied With Sites for Portsmouth
Federal Building.
fBy Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON. D. c.. November Il
Assistant Secretary Tay.or has dec.ded
to reject all offers so far ecei ed a
site for the Federal building to be e. ected
in Portsmouth. Va, and ask for addi-
tional proposals.
This action was taken upon the recon-
mendation Of Major Bartlette. of the
Treasury Department. wto exa miEed the
sites offered. and Of prominent items
or Portsm on til. including the pos mas
ter. the deputy collector Of customs. and
Mr.. Park Agnew. collector Of internal
revenue for the Northern District Of Viz
ginIa.
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To Stop Curb-Trading.
N, Associated PresS

NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. THE
New Orleans Cotton Exchange to-day
inaugurated movement to stamp out
curb traalng. Notice was posted BY the
Board of Directors instructing the floor
committee to enforce the rule which OUT
laws contracts for future delivery made
outside Of exchange hours and to fine
members who violate the rule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08
CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 7-cATrLE-Re-
ceipts. 8 oil head; good steers steady: me-
dium and common firm; closing l0c. higher
than Wednesday: bulls and cows steady
4 90; oxen and stays. $1,000 50: bulls
ss25ai. 30; cows. sl25Q3.5N Cables steady.
EXpor1s to-day. = . cattle. l.540 sheep and
4 100 quarters of beef. Calves-Receipts.
rs head; veals steady; grassers slow.
Veais, s4eo@S5o; tops. 50; little calves.
s4m4. so; Erassers $685. Sheep and
lambs-Receipts. 1883 head; sheep slow
and unchanged; lambs ssG au ie choice stock
ss.sOa4: lambs. s.5oa5.25;; no really choice
here: culs s3.53M. Hogs->2eceipts. S,2ll
head. steady; feeding. State hogs. s6.G5@
$50; mixed and western nominal at S696.25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. C.. Nov. 7.-SPIR-
ITS #TURPENTINE-Noth ing doing: re-
ceipts. 20 ca SKIS. Rosin-Firm at s12591 30:
receipts. 1g3 barrels. Crude turpentne-
Firm at s1.75@3; receipts. 80 barrels. Tar
Firm at s1.4O:8 receipts, 81 barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. 7.-TURPEf-
TINE-Quiet al Sc: receipts. $50 casks:
Firm; receipts. 1854 barrels: sales. 1.H6
barrels: exports 1,130 barrels.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. Nov. 1.-TUR-
PENTINE-Firm5 at 5O13c.; sales. so casks.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales. 200
In rralS
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Charleston Naval Station.
nv Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. D. c.. November T.
Secretary of the Navy Moody will go to
Charleston S. c., next wees to examine
the site of this new nava! stati9n at
Charleston and the old attn at Pert
Royal. BY the terms of a provis en- IN
the last naval Appropriation bill. he must
rerort TO Congress at its first se1s.on
upon the old station at Port Royal.
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Discontinu S Their Acceptance.
.fRr Associated Press

wAsHINfGSToN, b. G.. November T.
The Treasury Department has discontin-
sued the acceptance of State and NUM-
cipal bonds as security for Government
deposits The amount Of municipal ana
State bonds so deposited aggregate round
" ST., 900, COO Those transactions that are
already in process will be completed and
viii slightly increase the treasury's hold
iugs of these securities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08
Steamer F'oated.

(By Associated Press,
KEY WEST. FLA. November 1.-THE
.rritIsh steamer Firth of Forth. reported
ashore .sl,f near Key West. hoated last night
ano proceeded to-day to Newport News
without damage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08

CHICAGO. IL Nov. 7.--cATTLE-Re-
steers nominal at s650@7.40: poor to me-
dinm. So. 5OQ62o: stockers Il and feeders
s25OG4.75: cows. a.4o@4.75: ,heifers. s2@5:
canners. s1.40Q2.60: bulls s2645O: calves.
81 Ssa7.75; Texas-fec steers. Ss3d425: west
crn steers sS.50@6. Hogs-Receipts to-
dav, IS, 600 head: tomorrow. 5000 head:
left over. 2.00O head: average l0G15c.
lower: closed weak Mixed and butchers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08
MlscELl ANGUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. Cotton goods
market continues quiet and without spec.
ial feature. Regular print cloths are
ening under limited dema nd and declin-s
ing: cotton linens are firm: burlays are
steady with an improved demand.
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= ~ d !. : Z
The following real estate transfers were
recorded yesterday
Richmond-John Bowers to Timothy w.
Wood II feet on north side Iopacco AL
t ley. 81 400
Street. Sc feet west OF TWenty-slxta.
| 81 500
Guarantee Building. Loan and Trust
Company to Margaret Hewlett EFT y rec, on on
Preston Street. $500.
Same to Emma Jackson. 20 s-12 feet or,
south side Calhoun Street 81 feet south OF
Cabeli Street, 500.
n. r Pollard. Jr.. and wife to II. T.
Gates 80 feet on north side Monument
Avenue, $50 feet west of Meadow Street.
| 81 $50.
north side Of Tobacco Alley $500
| Henrico-Co Tobacco Company
to Nicholas 3Roney and j. w. Atkinson.
trading as Roney & 4 atkinson. % rect .e on
east side Twenty-hrst Street. southeast
corner @ Street. $500
s. P. Waddill clerk. to John W. Justis.
lot 5 In block G.. section 2. plan Of High
Hand Springs, In name OF {. a. Manker:
| for taxes.
Same to same, 81 acres adjoining lands
Of VIC Strange. r c. Holman and ais.
in name Of Virginia Hopkins. for taxes
Same to same. lot 20 OF block l. In Bar
tons North Avenue Subdivision. In name
Of Mrs S. D. Burton for taxes.
Same to same lots 4 and . In square I,
IN plan of Highland Park, In name OF
w A. Walton. for taxes
Graham, Street, northeast corner Tom
kins Street. in name OF f w Shields,
same to same lots 5 and s In block 8
Railway and Improvement Company. for
a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08
rOTTONSEED@ OIL.

quiet and steady; prime crude here. nom
inal; prime crude. f. o. b. mills. 27G2Sc.;
prime summer yellow, 34c.: off summer
yellow. 33c.;; prime white. 40c.; prime win
ter yellow, 40@401hc.; prime meal sy@2S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. 7.-.PEANUTS-
Quiet. administrative at SIC. for best
stock. Fancy. 3031sc.; strictly prime. 30c.:
p'PETERsBURG.= VA, Nov. 7.-PEA-
NUTS-Hiarl.ets quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND NOV. Z, 1902.
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk. mer-
chandises and passengers. Old Dominion
Ati sloop Robinson crusoe. Forest, Chuck
atuck oysters. Captain Forest.
SAILED.
steamer Winyah. Simmons. Philadel-
phia. Pa. merchandise and passengers.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk.
and James River landings. merchandise
and passengers. Virginia Navigation CO.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion
Schooner Victoria Records. Griffith.
James River. light
Schooner I Don't Know. Larkin. James
Schooner Columbia, Courtney. James
River, light.
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= Cash quota
steady No. 2 spring wheat, 714711sc::: No:
3. e6G6slkc.; No . red. 69is@7ossc.. No: 2
corn. SsGH5ic.: No. 2 yellow 554 Gooac: No:
? oats. 2skc.: No. white. &c.: NO.
White 2SS. 03Sc No. 2 rye 4S&c. Good
feeding barley. ss14ec.; fair to choice
mating 43G5oc. No. f1axseed l.i7; No.
i northwestern. s1.22: prime Timothy seed.
$3.50 Ness pork. per barrel sl6;s1ls i -;
ribs sides (loose) s1025110. so. dry salted
shoulders CboSed). se.671sa9;7a: short clear
sides iboxed,. S9.7581O Clover, contract
grade slo75. Butter market firm: cream
cry. sl6isd241.c.; dairy, 1592lc Cheese
STEADY at l1@llkc. Eggs-Steady; loss
off cases returned. &c.
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RE mo Nov 7-FLOuR-

BALTIMORE, ND. Nov. 7.-FLOUR-
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-F.rm;
spot and the month. 74.2974Ac.::: December
SIC. southern by sample. l0974Ac- Corn
54SdA9c.; southern white corn. old, 65@6Sc.
sOats-Dull an deasy: No. white. S6c.
asked: No. 2 mixed s21aGSsc Rye-Firm;
Firm and unchanged Cheese and eggs
Firm and unchanged. Sugar--Steady and
lower; fine and coarse graduated, S4511a.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
Richmond. Va Nov. I. 1902.
QUOTATIONS:

NEW YORK, Nov. 7-FLOUR-Quiet
and stsaay Rye Flpurnstea 4ia far to to
5909 co RasNSest r9ar yeiew
western. s1.2s. Rve-Steady; No. 2, $40
size. Barley-Dul.
Wheat-Spot steady: No. red. l7ssc. OPP,
higher on active export developments;
coupled with stronger French cables and
Southwest buying. The close in New
York va 81 firm aasanSe SStes
Corn-Spot steady; No: 2 6ac Option
market opened easy on the weather. raj
lied and was tirm at noon with v, a t
afternoon and then closing ,A91ac. net
higher February closed at 1910; May,
i18sc.: December. 55iac.
s@g Oats--Spot quiet: No. 2. 34G34kc: Option
market was quiet and steady; December
closed a s35Gfc.
Reef-oniet. Cut aleats-s1eady; picked x;
bellies l2l.alsAc; picked shoulders ID s9 Sc
@vernber closed at sll55 nominal. refined.
easy: Continent s11.55. Pork-Easy.
Talow--Steady. RosinaStead ~ Iq qI
c Co market for coffee futures
opened steady with prices points lower
5lianidating movement OF long interests:
brought on blythe confined weakness of
both the primary and European markets
a bearish influence. Closed 5 points lower:
invoice. s s-lsc:.: mild. quiet. cordova.
7s.6l2c. Sugar-Raw. firm: fair refining.
sisc.: centrifugal. So test, 3ssc.; refined.
unsettled.
state dairy 1Sa24c. Cheese-Qu.et: new
State. full cream. small colored fancy,
old. l2ssc.: new 12Ac.; small white. old,
l2ssc;; new. l2i4c. Eggs-Irregular: State
ana PENNSYLVANIA. average best 2sc.
Potatoes-Steadv: Jerseys. S1.7512; State
and Western per $50 pounds. s1.75gI2: Long
Island s2a2.12; jersey sweets. Sli2g2.o0:
Peanuts-Easy; fancy handpicked. 54oAc. !;
other domestic. S11ssa51sc. Cal bages-Easv;
Long Island per 100. s1.50@1. E5. Cotton
BY steamer to Liverpool. Pc.
CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. More activity
was manifested in wheat to-day than for
some time past on the Board of Trade.
and higher prices ruled. the closing being
aAEi-1s,1.-- higher Corn closed at ilsI4c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08

NEW YORK Nov. 7.--Total bank clear
ssnces for week ended November lth 81
oa,a sc4 o2a. increase 100 pc, cent. OUTSIDE
Nan. 2 York, sSae. I55S. 026. increase, 5.3 per
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08
TOBACCO MARKETS.

Lynchburg, Va Nov. Z, 1900
Receipts OF tobacco !, In :, the warehouses
Heinr enri ncipa1!y IN priHings. the quality
OF Which his not been satisfactory
prices for common grades rule high. For
/ the better grades prices have shown q
= 6motation are as follows:
= DARK GRADES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE ND. Nov. Sea board
Air Line common 29I:2s9ls: do. preferred.
4S7sd4IEl. Sea board As S4aaS5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08
PETERsPr7RG TOBACCO MARKET

s PETERSR1!F(14 TOf8ACOtI lark Ell
Petersburg. Va. Nov I. 1902.
Sales have been large for several days
and prices lower.
The quotations are as follows:
Common to medium )ugs......S f.o0d13 $50
Fair to good short leat........ $500 500
Medium to good wrappers...... s.00qt 100
Good 20 fine wrappers.......... 5000 Is 90
Zine shipping ................... 10000 Is %