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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01

southern spot markets sent very bulish reports
during the day and we're oMcinlly unchanged
TO Bloc: higher, while exports were heu;Sy
again. Port receipts for the day were iu,i,
points showing falling of in tho movement:
There was great activity and exclteneht w
the cotton market this morning ana prices o.,
the active months reached new nisn a 1esvra ~
Il decline Of 1910 points under heavy ll4u'au.on
and benr pressure following the sharp DT ,e
In Liverpool, hut almost Immediately r1l!iieu
from, tho bull leaders. Iron lll7, tho low at
point on tho call December SOLO up 70 1is'!
January was advanced from ILL ~ 4;'. ~,
March from" 30 to -11:45. md MAY from ~ %
TO H. 49, these being net gains OF sglo po,n,is
Tho advance was encouraged by the -reiat.Ss
prominence Of New Orleans and oulllsh noEac c,I
from southern stock markets, together WIN
further small crop tax r ana ru1ps o.
forced rapidly upward with the shorts appaI;,
emily dcmornlized as the result OF the oSntlhue!
of further heavy buying orders from New Or
leans Private advices from southern spoL
| murkets Indicated continued hrmness. aaulnb
to the buish averages OF oca, tho
probable showing OF tho governments tete..
| expected later in tho week, ana taken alto-
| sethcr the market was quite as active ana eh-
son. December sold ut ll.4a, January at. ll.o0
March ut H. CO and May nj ll.to peloro INC mu
4 vance was checked Tho heavy rcanzlhs way
| attracted, and tho market slipped puck 9 ~, .
points. only TO 90 Ta!!leu a6tA'A - g.' 49,
Recelpts OF cotton Mt the ports to-day were
| 1905 bnlcs against 1881 last week ana ~ ~
Az GaS last week and a26 oil last year TO DAYS
| rccciuts Mt New Orleans were ~ 4ia DaiGs
| against H. 5S5 last year. and at houston 1o5oa
| baes against 5,392 last year. 4
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COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK. Nov. 3o-The cotton marke,
opened easy at Il decline of lulO points, follow
Ing cables that We're considerably lower than
expected. which had the effect OF inducing
liquida,ion and some pressure from bcarishly
disposed operators. who are working on the
theory that tho governments Forthcoming re-
ports have been made over discounted Almost
Immediately. however, the market WAS rallied
sharply by aggressive bull support the relative
frmncss at New Orleans. reports that New
England spnners We're sending buying orders
into Inc market and scare OF shorts, who
we're perhaps rendered uneasy by rlmors con-
corning possible Developments in the nearby
ou,ions both here and in New Orleans, where
q strong bull pool Is believed to Dc centered
ana operating in harmony with the local bull
header 1t was reported that Il leading New
ORLEANS newspaper had issued a builish crop
estimate and the local authorities We're talk
ing OF u bureau report of around ten million
bales With hardly q reaction the market sold
m until In the afternoon all the active posi-
lions we're on q new high level for the season,
IJecember. which had sold at ll.lS on the first
call. reached ia; January advanced from
ii II % 1850; March from ll3) to lLG3. and
Nay from ll,3p to ll.6o., Just before the close
Trniizl ny cased the market off n point or two,
sut in the las, few minutes the market wan
rallied again ana closed ilrln. net 1GA2l points
higher or al nearly the best for the session,
viii the sales estimated AT 10000 bales. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-01
THE GRAND LODGE
MAS0NS TO MEET
Begins Tonight to Hold Regu-
lar Sessions and Will Ad-
iourn Thursday,

The Masonic hosts of Virginia nre
gathering for tho session Of the Grand
Lodge, A, II. and a, NJ, which VIII con-
vene tonight In the Masonic Temple
orand Master Ed, n. Eubank. Of New
mort News, presiding, More than two
hundred Of tho craft. from al portions OF
tho state are expected to. be present, and
already many are here. Among the early,
arrivals is Past Grand Master H. O.,
Kerns, OF Pittsylyania, who arrived yes
terday, and Is at the Powhatan,
where many OF tho brethren are Stopping.
last night the Grand Working COM
mittea held ats usual meeting preliminary
~ the ssembling Of the Grand Lodge,
gThosa present and, composing the COM
mIttee are: @, &. Davis, Of Lincoln,
era nd lecturer; Park Jones, OF Williams
bmrr grand lecturer; J. N, Gift, Of this
c,tv, grand lecturer; Fl, /, Turner, Of
Norfolk: w, n. Rea. YanceYllle Dr.
y NJ. rodgers, Mount Crawford; -, l."
cnnningharn. Newport News, and James
Bowman, of Roanoke.
The grand Lodge will sit Tonight and
will hold sessions daily or rather nightly
urtiy Thursday night when tho body will
e edinurn, The election OF officers Is a
sas tire OF chief Interest in connection
With the, annual gathering. Few o. the
grand officers, had arrived last hight, pus
there are in the city many young ano
enthusiastc Mssons from All over me
state. a nd tn point Of numbers pFesets sl9s
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.CUARDED.BY
BIG FORCE {.
Soldiers Surround United States
Legation at att. Capital it:al Of
Colombia.
THE NEWS COMES VIA COLON
The NEWS COMES VIA COLON
Member OF House From Panama
Says There Was Plan to Kill
Minister Bcaipre.
.s(HllV'
I
'tBy Associated Press.)

a. tBy Associated Press.)
COLON, Nov, 30..-Luis Dcroux, n Nom.
Der Of tho Colombian House Of Repro
sentatves from Panama, who mado Il
speech in tho House warning Colombia to
sign tho Hay-Herran canal treaty I'M
mctltatey or she would 1oso tho 18th
mus tho day Congress closed, has ar
rived here from Bogota, whence no start
cd November 14th. Senior Beroux Is
panamanan, and owing TO his well
known political connections no was Sub
tcoted to annoyanccs and nffrontcd Ut
BoEota and on the Magdnlcnn River.
n When Dcroux left Bogota tho United
states legation was guarded continually
by fifty soldiers armed with rifles. Min
ister BcnCpre mentioned that possibly
RIO would come down the river, but ap-
pnrently no has not yet decided TO 40
SO.
A governmental consulting committee
has been formed at Bogota. 1t IS com
posed OF liberals, conservatives ana Ila-
tionallsts. According to good authority
at one meeting OF the committee tne
statement was featedly made that MT.
Ecaupre must be killed, whether the
United States destroyed Cartagena or
not In retaliation. Wiser counsels, now
ever prevailed. !.
While there Is much talh IN Colon Din
of raising q big army, no actua! Steps
in that direction have vet been taken.
Colombia hns not lost the Idea ct mag
Ing an attempt to regain tho 1sthInos'
she still entertains hopes that Gen-
eral Reyes will succeed In effecting a
satisfactory arrangement at westminster
Failing this. the Colomoians. 10 o.,
lleyed will undoubtedly advance on inc
Isthmus, sending troops in small parties
Of two to three hundred along , pot. 6o.n
movements secret, and, on arriving on
the borders Of Panama. they will, It Is
said, begin a guerrilla warfare, pilla g' 11ls
and burning. l., -,
The internal political discussions IN Co
lcnlbia are slowly growing more marx,
cd Tho liberal revolutionary elenen'
particularly is showing signs OF increas
Ing discomfort throughout the entire eou n
Try and reeutTenee q t ne recent va g
would not surprise those who arc Ia
milIer With Colombian affairs.
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H,0IEL&.ARRIvALS.

Arrivals at the hotels yesterday, and
especially at Murphy's and THE Powhatan.
were numerous. and the Hobbies, Of the two
an nes's Of the eve Of oef esisiatve
There were crowds OF guests and legis!a-
tors In both until o. late hour. Tho pres
cnce Of the Republican State Committee
men. the Masonic Grand Lodge and the
advocates and opponents Of the pending
oyster bin made up, the bulk Of the ar
rivals. ~
Murphy7s were Chairman Park Agnew, OF
Alexandria; Captain Asa Rogers. OF Pc
snerS sth neng s sauseon
a nnds o. Gela"e from nlo yaroas v sections
Other well known persons ut Murphy's
Include Former Judge G.. 8; Stevens or
Nelson Attorney 2, s eWvfhsy, RI 1
&. clam, OF Suffolk: Judge D.: Tucker
Brooke. OF Norfolk, and Mr. r. Ra nd u
Hicks, OF the same city; "a, FORMER Tine,
sett B. Jones. Of King and Queen: Judge
Thomas Il. Blakey. Of Essex; Messrs ".
b. Livezcy, J.. Q. Pulley and W. r. ROE
ers Of Newport News y3nn a. Sie OF
At the powhutan are W; S EDMOND
and wife. Courtney EdWone ana 1 w. Of
tiHs'o &. A. Martin. OF Pulaski; 8; Il.
Donohoe and Miss Donohqe. OF Oh, aie * ~
ria; WllllaIn u
Warren, n. s. knight, O. l. RooRs and
Walter Wilins, OF Cape ChaTles; .. w;
Donald and Miss Annie Leo Joh a,E oi
". G. billiard. Of spotsyil,yania: Eoorr - =
n. Conrad, OF HarrisonburE; Dr.. s; " a:
Kent, Of Ingram; w T. tltzpatFlcK t,, .!
Bedford; w. e. Burgess, OF Mar!Il1sV!Ile
i, "A. Holiday, OF Bohannon; II: p, How.
ard, OF Pulaski DIR. j.. Nv; he,Iam. 81
Wachareague; n. 4, Wood and aS,.o ". Il !;
! Davis, of Portsmouth; f.. L su1ton I,t o.
Gllmorton: w. r.. Byrd, OF Nor!olK; WI,
Ham M. Ellis, OF montgomery; J. Lawson,
Carter, Of Cha than: II. q. Kerns. o!
, plttsylvania: Hon Manly II. barnes. 81
| New Kent, and s. NJ. Boiling, Of BEDFORD
| At tho Lexington are Rev. j. X. holman
| of DanyIllc; G, H. Kent, OF Fluvanna; T.
NJ. Shepherd, OF buckingham; =. ". Nd
wards, of West Point; Alexander Camp
bell, OF West Virginia. Miss Eliza iayi9r
OF Norfolk; II. d. Ferguson. o. Amel!a
LII, A, Edmondson, OF Halifax: IL y. How.
ard, OF South Boston; w. a. blaho. %
! Roanoke, and others.
At tho Jefferson yesterday mo folloW
| Ing arrivals had been recoTde4; a. :.
Dufey. Virginia; Mrs. u N. p a son
Now York: Miss Echo Alien; lbs AH ~,
Conn; Mr.. and Mra p: !. ". nay ZOE w w,
| Mrs. w ifylng, New York 9; n. linW N,
4 DAYTON. O.; Mrs, In Prince New YORK
4 nj, a, Wansoni. -portsmouth; w. j. Moore
Washington; William a. Garrett, Detroit
Joseph Gump, Baltimore; NAT q Dean
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PRODUCE MARKET.

ha NnM higher. rye Flour Dull. i,,sk wheat y
Flour-Eusy a., ss:og;; sn;,v corN'nea'--f's'''
Whrnt-Spot irmcr; No. red, SShc Options
were active and strong all day. deriving a. IN
pulse from bush weekly a'' .o uI''y su,mor, nj
,M1cnwm nv elevator people also affected tho
market, and the close was sIrohs u. SYuE:
not ADVANCE. May closed ut s49sc'; july ahc';
pC CormUspot iirn; No. 2, 491.c. Option market
was uuIet, hut showed marked strsngth WIN
Wheat r and on predictions for snow, Wall street
Mas nrin at i.c, net advance. May closed ~
SI,SWc,; December, 4sHe oats-spo' hFm'
HI Hoe Il Ste Cut Mcats--steady. Lard
Firm Western steamed, 1922 rshnsh; h nJ,
Gontnsn :72S som .,S sa S' TaowE
ou,nt'; strained, Il. 55u2G6
coIee-spot no, nrm; ~ invo .En. GG,iSe
FOR cones futures opened Arm at an advance
Of lodi5 points ana ruled Nsry nuaS a " ~
the entire session tho Gnshsss no's p "c, ~
strength had no special e1pinnauoh pel'is ave
nnparentiy TO the Increased conhaehcc ~ the
hsh in!esr r n npy ,5 "s ponts higher sass.
20S 500 bags, Sugar-'nw, STEADY rehheo' quiet
Ricc-Steady, o,.r,. ss,, .,o,o
oa HSi'sru l5aaie. cheese@Tirm; state, fuIl
cream, fancy small. colorrd, September, llc,;
inta made. 10Ac.i small white. September,
and Pennsylvania, nearby ,ayerags. best. s2c,
Potatoes -Steady, Long. Island Ga231; Jer.
ssy iLI5ag2s STATE Eastern naS aSa p%Ss.9.n
S mtstls sane. Carriages domestic
per 6,ids: per barrel. I5c, Gel, cotton-b,
s,e am 10 Liverpool l5c,
CHICAGO. I'LL, ,Noy. s9.--Bls clearance ant
an urgent demand for the cash REtlCla Rer
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NURSES RUSHED TO
FEVER.STRICKEN TOWN
INV ASsncIatniI Press.

BUTLER, PA, Nov. @ITwo aea.n cam,
ana twenty new cases Of typhoid iever
were reported to-day, The work o. ~
IIcf for the fever sufferers has been thor-
oughly organized ana needy cases are
beinw attended to as facilities permit
Seventeen s nurses arrived to-day and 9th.
ers are on their way, The number III o. 4.
cases needing relief exceed tho Supply
Of nurses and attendants 90 TO !. 80.
-Four of the local physicians are s,o9
and others say It T. mposssp'9s Doctors s's are
n Ne de-, Immediately. Contributions Of
money aro beginning to arrive. nut more
is necessary to relieve the unel'hs'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. 90. 1909
ARRIVED.

F 4. . 4 VI & F. u . /
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. 30. 1903.
ARRIVED. t6E
4 Steamer Berkeley" Guy, Norfolk merchandise
and passengers. ola Dominion llne
~ SAILED. -' af'
Steamer Berkeley, Guy, Norfolk. merchandise
and passcnkcrB. Old Dominion line. &
Steamer Pocahontas Graves NORFOLK ana
James River landings merchandise ana passen-
gers, Virginia Navigation co.
PORT OF, WEST POINT. nov. %. 1908.
ARRIVED.
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo.
"a .4.. SAILED. 100 Fls',zf.- so
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo. IA
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. NOV. %. 1908.
ARRIVED. - ~
Barge York, Condrey, to load poplar wood.
#rTS4.s gt.. SAILED.
Schooner IIesteriA. Waters. Sullivan, loaded
lumber, AlexandrlafaVae !, -, Z. ~
large Minerva Claytonn. loaded railroad TIES
phllauelOhioI Pa,
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ONLY ONE NIGHT VIA THE SOUTH
ERIN RAILWAY,

ITO New Orleans. Mobile, Fenyacoln.
Montgomery, birmingham. memphis allo
Nashville. from Nlchmono' Nnrte!h,
washington and intermediate POINTS V'a
Southern Hallway,
ana elegant equipment, including latest
pullman Drawing Room cars and South
ern railway Dining Cars, the service
OF witch is unsurpassed. Detailed lnfor..
nation chtertuly furnished. clty Ticket
onces 90 East Main. $40 East Main st.
~. W,'WEar4UH3l p Fs1A
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GROVER CLEVELAND
To SELL A RAILWAY
fBy Associated .Press.l

IA (By Assoclatcdl ,Flessyy,o -rorn,er
whAMFE faver AGley asSa s about 4
t Eaauge Bradford Borde and MlnzEa
aFSaa q xhII 6br h Inns = tits ths road eadus ad
bond hGdiaeT Thss road IS only sixesn
laFis ss ions ana when it was built its pro-
asrs AZ es gaseand q sI Il:
e en- , pTna and the owners, 1t is said, oEe
Kim p 90 mich iapsed Interest thst ~ 4
s uoing To sell the equl pment at bFaotoFo
on pacemb er Is'> NJ s
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ROBBED WHILE ASLEEP.
Charged With Stealing a Watch
From Edward Tyler,

negro named Walter Butts was ar
rested last night by Oficor G. ~ bradley
and lodged In the Second Police station
on q charge Of larceny from tha person.
Butts is specifically charged WIN slaal-
negro named Edward Tyler while tho
latter was asleep, Tho evidence against
Butts is strong. and I've ~ liable to
get q penltentary term, unless ne can
establish his Innocence.
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Receiver is Named.
tpy Associated Press.)

nr w t5E = HSS Wow 20 ,ron petItIon Of
creditors Smm tie townsend and DoWney
,Shirhniliirg Company. which closed Is
gates last Week. was to-day placed IN tho
lands Of 2 receiver by JHdg s H9it, n 81 M
ide being appointed receiver. The firm
Ia CAPITALIZED at So 800. 900, Creditors wish
the business continued us q going concern,
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Another Peonage Case
INV Associated . resi-

(I3y Associated ress.)
q, McLendoh. OF 11uyerne. editor OF tho
LuyerRe journal. was arrested on th s
in peonage. Hs was taken before United
States COMMIT sioner. Mr.. McIendon
yaIygd examination, and gave bond for
$500 tor, appsara:lce GsfoFe EsdSssl sy2,EGa a
iSsy; IL 81 c Tsa i assantxs
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''W|IASNARROW.
AND DRIFTING
disturbance Of Sentiment III Lofl-
doh Over Rulnors OF trouble
Between Russia and Japan.
MOVEMENTS ON LARGE SCALE
Rise III Louisville and Nashville
Attributed to all Expected p
yidend on Subsidiary Stock.
f,,,. Associated Press.)

,r-u, yor,k Nov. 3o.--Thcrc was
narrow and drifting market for STOCKS
,o-d,y which resulted IN only small l'e1
,nnnrcs cxccpt IN special cases. 1 mere '
!. eo,n, depression manifest during me
.o,,,- n,rt of the day and this was. az
,.r,,,tcd by. If 1t was not entirely quo
!, disturbance of sentiment In LONDON
49, ,hc reiterated rumors Of trouble pc
,,yoo, .lonnn and Russia The market or
The latter part of the day was decided'E
..m. but the movement was small 49,
a., tho dullpess Of the dealings Shorts
-, pcnnsylvania covered freely. There
,mos soma pressure upon Republic steer
nrorcrrcd due to the fear that inc uiNi
oend would be reduced or pussed III ,ni
the day. The doubts were not lssv. 49, Tu
n.non tho market closed WIS.,. ..ic directors
There vas special accumulation. or
Louisville and Nashville, and the Hccom'
panyng strength o Of n raya color to the
supposition that an early dlviucnd u' +,
It,bution on that subsidiary stock Is III
contemplation. The rise IN the !, m denTl;,
, ,Ha in the trading, as it was attributed
W 'tho arrul z ements for the December
se,tlements. which funds, 1t was expectecs
would return in q few days TO the money
The various movements in the money
.,a rEet we're on n large scale, but 50
nearly offset each other AS to have lit'le
net result .-,o ~, ,,.,,
made 10 San Francisco and authority eS-
lists for the transfer tomorrow 10 me
same point Of Sl,GO0,011. Such move
njent Is not unusual at this period or Tue
year. The requirement Is for the crops.
arrivals Of foreign gold to inquire N neh.
Saturdays bank statement aiIeaudy
amount to over 81 800 900, leaving upWaros
OF million engaged previous " to-ua9'
nut not received. -,
IN the London market for New 1ork 70
day out of IA total arrival IN that marker
to-day OF some 81, 10000. There Is a 1eel-
ing OF assurance therefore against money
strlnEenry. The demand for crop MOVING
nurposes Is believed TO be over for the
rresent The market closed exceedingly
! uull but steady and near the best
Little was done in the bond market, out
I the tone was firm. Total sales' par
/. value, $2,024,000.
united States new As declined quarter
; psr cent. on the last call.
Total sales were 1873, Ot0 shares.
NEW YORK, Nov. sO.-Close: Money on
ali strong 6 to 8 per cent; lowest g.:
1 closing bid 10: offered at Z. Time loans
\ nrm sixty days 6 per cent. ninety days
and six months s ~: Prime mercantile
paper 6 to 6 L. Sterling exchange heavy
Win actual business IN bankers bills al
sS34o to 81 .S3.4b FOR demand. and at S4.19..
is to S4,I0,pD. for. sixty day dis Posteu
Yates s4H 10 Si.Sla1 ~ and S4S4 IL to SA.So
commercial Bills Sfg. l.2 to s4!9 b-S
Bar silver sc IL, Mexican dollars IS.
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NEW ORLEANS. la. Nov. ao.1 ,oc
The SPOT cotton market, under the influence OIL
tho advance in New York and tie great un ,,I nj
ness OF futures. developed an active demhl,u Nv
full prices resulting In the sales OF s'tG omes
inruding 4. 500 to arrive. Quotations advanced
&c Futures opened steady with prices from rom,
polnts lower to : points higher, A., a tx
nnmnunt of selling orders was in evidence, put
these we're quickly absorbed the mIrKe1 sho o~
Inc great strength and buoynncy. ltnliish en-
ihusinsn was oven stronger, thah lhst Mctn'
and there Wus a return TO SINAI! crop cst'in"'u'.
which was in contrast to the disposition 70 Nv.
out larger estimates Inst week me nee' ram ~
the bureau Thursday. and the seneInliy expe ,c
cd opinion OF bulls that prices would go 70 r ,Sv
before that day, were enough TO aenu pf'c, 70
Veil IN above tho close OF SATURDAY nma W
romnlctely route shorts who covered nehV'!y a.
hiwh nriccs In the trading huctuntiohs W.T., ME,n
within narrow limits. tho trend OF prices pn,s
decidedly upward During the DAY % Deee n Ea
sold no % points to lli6; January ~ 10 I'M;
Mnrch "a to liG7; May q to Ills. anu july
" to 1i.S7. 1 within n point
or Two OF tho highest figures OF ths scsaIn n,
for tho nctive months. the net gains pe'"s
sl GG,,d nSnfs futures firm, ecemper 1I.s9t,,
January i,4sgllto TeDruarryy s,,, l H. NV
Ma 1Gmi1 ~ tV June. ll7s1iio july, 1lSa9llSi
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Mean. s.ODV oo'V i 'o'H
Atmospherlo Pressure-Alean, 30,lo9;
highest, so7l: date Goth; lowest. 29.7o; date,
coth ~.
Observation-Disclosures, u.s. date, 4th;
lowest 90; date, eth: greatest daily
range, 81: date. 9Th; least daily range, Z;
date 25 .oo 70 !.
Mean for this month-1s9s AZ; 1889. 6o;
1000. 81; 1901, ~; 1902, Is; 1908 As.
Mean OF this month for seven years, 40,
Average daily deficiency Of this month
ns compared with mean of seven years,
40. Accumula ted -ceficlcncy since. January
LIST, 40. Average daily deficiency since jan
uary list, o.1, .,
Wind-provailin direction. north Maxi
mum velocity (for five mlnutes) twenty
eight miles per hour, from southwest, on
10th, ,eoo
Precpitatlon-Total this month IN 1898
a.22; 1890 11o: 1900 2.s7; 1901, 1877; 1902, 4.sa
1903 $40; 1887, BOT, Average OF this month
for seven years, 2,42. Deficiency OF this
month as compared with average
OF seven years. 100. Accumulated excess
since January list, 1886.
Sunshine and oudiness-Number OF
clear days, 7: partly cloudy, "A; cloudy y
on which .O1 inch, or moro, Of rain fell, o.
Froats, Killing. on the 7th,
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NAVAL aToRHa.

WII.MIN0TON n. G., Roy N--SPIKTTs
TtiRPEETINE-Firm NJ bSne,: receipts, 81
reis' Tar,~Ttrm ut $50; receipts 20 barrels.
Crude Turpsntine At 'ss'as'"; receipts.
~ spXnWrtssEEAu GA. Nov, a0,-ITuRPENTfNF-
Firm at sss; 'rec4,p,s. 1ts Casks. sales. t.s
casks: exports 1es cagks. Fo.in.-Flrm: IecaP,iss,
2,sss barrels; Gales. AZ baTreH' tip'f'. NV
barrels. >. r,u,pyE
,rISE.-Steady at Nhc lpoA'h-stsAdS'
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my GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK. Nov, ao--Tho dry goods market
Certain cases new quotations have boon open
~ made. The further advance ~ cotton NAV
In his ndvicts 10 HIS representatives. Euyurs
are conspicuous by their ab.rnce; but mHle
or Icsh current business ~ reported ot hnnE
In character.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA, Nov, 30--pEAEUTs--
farmers sr market. fancy. s.c: a,re''y prime.
exc; prime. :Ha:Hc: fom ,rs.x sNe' Spanish
VA, Nov. J,-trANUTs-
Spanish. sogs?Me, Market firm, stock Hsht
fancy; market STEADY.
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., rons, tonN in the wheat pit, and May closeu
with gain Of 1,sal1ic; May corn and i,. onss
each up 1tc w h1l9o Ianp haryel prov
The leading quotations ranged q. follows;
Low, CkOoos
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and unchanged, with a moderate trade. Prime
crude +. o. by mills, 2512oho.; prime summer
yellow, S4c.; spot, December, 33h gs4c OF SUM,
mer yellow, nominal: primo white. &c; primo
winter Yellow 3SffS9c. ,afI9t lz34t
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c,.,o, .,e,av. mlddlipr, II G5; gross receipts.
al hnies: sales 800 bales: stock. 65,oll balcs
export ihe c9ntnen, @ sa!e1 receipts g.
cos nso Wort to Great britain, l5.43s bales;
10: 90 France, S7,Ss5 bales to tho Continent lS7Sl
bales; stock. S4S.97G bales. ~, uoo.,n,.
ronsolidnted at ull scaports-Net recelpas
no ASi bales: export to rGcnt ltrltnih, a,..A
bales; to France bi,oo5 bales; TO the Continent
81, 429 bales. ,norts Nat
rcrcims g. I76 s6i bales; export TO Great brta,n.
los. 10 bales; TO France. 423o7u bales; 70 '"e
Continent, I,39i,OO7 bales.
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nAI,r1MopE srock MARKEr
Richmond. Va. Nov. 80, 1908

BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. 3O.--Seabourd Air
lane common, l?S, bid do, preferred, 2lAGp
"a Seaboard ~ ee1. asked. Atlantic Coast
Line, common lQ6NlOI; do preferred. Hsi. bid.