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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-23
Floor
Coverings.

mrermanent Summer abo1es. Stirring times.
Floor Coverings follow, Our first seasonal sale
starts to- morrow with notable offerings. sdr
Tapestry Brussels, styles suitable for rooms, halls
and stairs, sold elsewhere al 70c.; special at 4Sc.
Atwood Ingrains; light, medium and dark effects
in such standard makes Hartford, Lowell and
Higgins, sold elsewhere at 7Sc.; special at soc.
Tapestry Brussels, large variety OF patterns and
coorings for rooms, halls and stairs, sold elsewhere
at S5c.; special at 6ec.
Atwood Velvets beautiful designs for rooms, halls
and stairs with and without borders, sold elsewhere
at s0c.; special at 6sc.
Administers, high grades. artistic floral and Orien-
tai patterns and colorngs, sold elsewhere at Sl3S
and Sl.45: special at Ssc.
Best Five-frame Body Brussels, the splendid prod
ucts of Bgelow, Lowell, Hartford and Whittall, sold
elsewhere at Sl.50; special at 99c.
Wilton VelvetS, of fine worsted-beauty and
wearing quality only surpassed by Royal Wilton
sold elsewhere at SITS; special at $l24
Narx, Foreign and Domestic Royal
WY Wiltons, rich, handsome, effective
GDerial Oriental and Two.toned
Novelties - also light, delicate
coorngs-wh and without borders, sold elsewhere
at Sis and $3.50; our regular prices $40 and
S.9S; special at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-23
Very
Special.
Oriental Rugs
and Carpets.

sonal selections of Oriental Rugs and Carpets. You
will soon be invited to see the goods. He secured
great quantities, as we intend to conduct this depart
ment on very much larger scale than heretofore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-23
Sultana Brand Coffee.

The choicest selection of South American Coffee
our special price for this SALE i'c.
Mays Breakfast Cocoa, half pound cans; our regu-
lar price 1885,; for this sale Ice.
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LinOleumS.

Linoleums--the worthieSt of every grade. The
variety of designs is amazing - and we chip right
much of the prices Of our closest competitor. For
example, sd FL
Others ask S5c. for our 43c. quality
Others ask Soc. for our 4Sc. quality
Others ask CSC. for our Sac quality.
Others ask 75c. for our CSC. quality.
Others ask $500 for our 74c. quality.
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Hundreds Just Like These.

So 90 for $50 Solid Oak ChffonerS, 30 inches wide
y. five deep drawers, trimmed with brass handles.
81 % for So 90 Solid Oak Dressers, AZ inches wide
U. three deep drawers, swinging mirror
ST. 90 for S7.49 White Enamelled Iron Bed ) feet
y. wide, complete with all-lron spring OF
wire and cotton mattress.
81 90 for $l274 Bed Couches, aIl-iron frame, may
y. be used as couch. one full or two single beds
equipped with good springs, mattress and pillows.
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Walking Suits
and Skirts.

specimens OF exquisite taste.
The palmer, more popular and less costly garments
are also herein profuSon.
They are the ones given precedence in to-days news
Every item stands for the Macy principle of under
selling competition. "a IT.
81 74-Long Coat Walking Suits, made of fancy
r. wool mixtures, graceful blouse front; gored
flare stitched skirt.
$40 Single breasted Long Coat Walking Suit,
~. made Of exceedingly pretty fancy mix
lures. strapped seams.
So s6-Walkng Suits, made OF gray and dark
LO. green mixtures double breasted semi
fitted coats finished with stitched straps and smart
capes.
So, "a Walking Suits, made Of tweeds, chevio;S
%. and tan covert cloth, several OF the latest
models-Some have the forty-one inch loose-ftting
coats, with and without capeS.
The Skirt story is intensely absorbing Here's a
partial recital -
s. 4-walking Skirts, fancy mixtures, gore flare,
4. trimmed with straps and buttons.
Sc 74-Walking Skirts, black cheviots' gore flare
y. style, heavily stitched.
sz sl-Walking Skirts black chevio's, side-Paited
i. model
sn 74-Walking Skirts, back-and-white cashmere
~. mixtures gore flare, front gore finished
with kick" plat and straps.
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Black BrOadclOth.

Broadcloth suStains its prestige = sheer merit saves
il from season to SEASON. Soft, elegant, lustrous-
and serviceabe. Its simple, refined beauty is rest
full after the long procession of fancy begrzzed and
color-spotched novelties. These are the renowned
imported blacks - cloth of hgh-bred Australian
wool, gloss of royalIy perfect dyeing.
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THIRD SECTION

We Manufacture UndermuSlins.
We Manufacture Waists.
We Manufacture Shirts.
We Manufacture Clothing.
We Make Shoes to Order.
We Manufacture Harness.
We Manufacture Mattresses.
We Manufacture Candy.
We Upholster Furniture.
We Manufacture Over Fifty
Food and Toilet Products in
Our Own Laboratory.
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cellence OF his prUlu-tS Incrt arc tlIee HuIdleu
dozen pair in this lot Enough for days furry.
II.
Sheer Gauze Lisle Value
Al-over Lace Isle, 25c.
Lise-Lace lnsteps, to
Plain Black Cotton, sc.
Black Cotton--splt feet. Choice,
Black Cotton-unbleached feet. IT,
Black Cotton-fleece-lined, ~
Not full range OF sizes in all the styles.
In the same purchase and at the same price are Chill
dren's Ribbed Cotton Hose in the following Sizes
6, O., 8 and 81.
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New Autumn
Dress Goods.

Nnxxy Antrim ~ Women ana Dry
w" TANAISAAAA Goods men are
Dress GOOdS showing an excited
interest in the fabrics
that will sway Fall Fashions. The foreword has
been spoken and printed II points Enthusiastically
to rough and roughsh stufs. Zibelines, with their
silky hanging hairs, CLINT richly through the mass
of early comes However, Smooth-faced weaves
are not wholly overshadowed. Plain, chez ed
striped and mixture effects come to the front here
and there - and their quiet beauty wins easy ad"
miration.
Styles by the score - tasteful, well-ordered
prodieality list H.
99c.--Pin-checked Tweed Suitings, As inches.
sec,- Striped Tweed Suitings. As inches
$l24-Checked Zbene Suitings 50 inches
Sl3s-- Novelty Nub Sutngs, so inches.
STAG Na-cured Zibenes, 4S inches
Sl49 Rough Canvas Cheviot Plaids, AZ inches
sls8 Feece-strped Zibelines, As inches
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Amaryllis Chop Tea.

Mixed Formosa, Oolong, English Breakfast, Cey-
Ion, Japan, Young Hyson ami Gunpowter; our reg
uIar price, 4Sc. pound. Special this sale, Shrl
soc. pound, S-lb cadde, Sls4; lO-lb caddie S3.76.
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GeneSta Coffee.

Our regular price is very low-quality considered -
only 24c In order to increase its popularity, by
having more people to test it, well sell it for this
sale at 100.
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I'd FL.

Our buyer has just
re ur ne d from
Europe, where he
went to make per-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-23

The exhibit of early Fall
models is of radiant interest.
A fairly large display OF
Continental. GainsborOugh,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-23

Women's High grade I'M
ported Stocklngs---samples
from a German maker who
has achieved great distinc.
ton among American buy
ers for the beauty and ex-
S. There are three hundred
Enough for a days furry.
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Black and ColOred Broadcloth

SIX finished MISUNDERSTANDING colors, including
cream and black "A inches wide, sold elsewhere at
$50; our price o9c. Is, H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-23

Sample
Stockings.

cellence of his products
dozen pair in this lot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-23

The homecoming impulse
grows stronger.
People are daily pulling
up stakes and abandoning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
sEAgoARp AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Christmas Holiday Excursion Rates. .
On December %, 24, %. 30, 81. 1908 and
January 1, 1904, the seaboard will sell
Christmas holiday tickets at one and
onc-third first class limited fares. plus
twenty-five cents, for the round trip,
to all points east of tho Mississippi and
south of the Ohio and Potomac Rivers;
final limit January 4, 1904.
The following special rates VIII apply:
Richmond and Henderson,. ....,...S 40
Richmond and Raleigh......,........ 6,td
Richmond and Columbia. .......,.. loo
Richmond and snvannah....... 20 Va
Richmond and tlanta..,..,..,,,,,.., .ooS
FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS,
For teachers and students OF schools
and colleges, same rates will apply as
shown above, on presentation and surren'
der OF certificate signed by the superln,
tendent principal or president OF school
or college; date Of sale December 10 to
%. 1908, Inclusive; final limit, January
g. 1901,
For tickets and other information, APP
NV to Richmond Transfer Co, or ticket
Offices. Murnhy's Hotel and Main Street
II 8 i.EARD, w j, MAY,
Dist, Pass Agt,, City Tchat Agent.
Phone 4o1, No. $50 Z. Main ST.,
Richmond, Vn,
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DANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
HltH r,,,,,tit. ya Nov % 100

Following is Dlbrcll Brothers review Of the
Danvie tobacco market for the week:
Tor several days last until late In the aretno =
The offerings have consisted mostly OF ola nsi.
only a small proportion OF shipped tobacc2s
Mos. Of the warehouses; have rscei t, s a,te
80 We expect a larger proportion Of the shipped
In brlghts in the offerings OF next week =.
There has been little or no chang, IN In w
Dominating. Very low grades seem = arce; =
fair amour, Of good to medium wrapyrs , ~s1,
offered and taken at good prices AZ g!catGs
show 4 n tendency to advance. particularly
brigh,s and the low grades Of old bel -,
There Is a much better feeling ana conoioef'
able trading In round lots
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Nov. IS, 1903.
QUOTATIONS. fAiss n !al
CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Nov. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
&c head no sales reported Dressed beef,
steady; city dressed, native sides 6aac per
pound; Texas beef. 515Ec. Calves,-Receipts,
80 head; not enough business to make q mar,
ket About 81 calves unsod. Clts Or sstu
veals, S4lShc. per pound. Sheep ana lanns--
Receipts, 2,7S4 head. Sheep rased about steady;
very weak; about . cars OF stock unsol,d Sheep
sod at $2.75di3.40; few selected al 40;
lambs al 81, 95Gp5 80. Dressed mutton, sD;c.
per pound dressed lambs, 7h0lOc. per pound.
Hogs-Receipts, 2,5O9 head; none reported On
sale alive
CHICAGO. ILL. Nov: s-cATTLEIRe-
ceipts. 800 head nominal. Good to prime,
S. i5d575; poor to medium. sS'6oQ4;So;' stock.
era and feeders. $L75ai.Oo; countries no
i.c5 heifers, S2q4.75; Gamers. $lb092So; bulls
sl75gl25 calves. s75G6eo u i,o. steers,
celpts to-day, 10000 head; Monday, $4,000 head s
about &C.. higher, Mixed and butchers stSsP
ASS; good to choice heavy, hoo; rous =.
heavy Al5J435; light, 81 l6Gi 81; bull OF
sales. A2s9t4o sheepaRecelp. ts, s,oo c mead
wethers, Ss.76dd,25; fair 70 choice mixed. sa,75D
SIS; native lambs s4a5,7S
UNION STOCKS YARDS. PITTsBuRG, Pa.
Nov MISUNDERSTANDING 49, Choice - oag S ~;
prime sa.S5Q5,o0; fair, 1903 60, Hogs s9ss
~s h ya2x.ls Ss!sss sh yorfsr
SE,sesdv, Prime wethers, sao594OO; cul!s and
common, Sl,251a 90; choice lambs, sSSoao5o;
veal calves. f7601s.Oo
81 G .5a 5S ca.I T. a, sS34o sassp
Quiet at sl,6OGs,26, Lambs-steady at 5000
5. 50.
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ppoDucE MARKET.

,,u-,u vcnK Nov, 2s-FLOUR Firm with
,,odsrat. trade. Winter patents. sid4a'; Min.
ro.o,n na,en,, ,AN1t75; Minnesota bakers
ss7oass5 Rye Flouv-pY fsr 70 g gnakW 1E
alo choice to fassy 30
yellow western. slo2; Kiln drleu., 1soT:vl fsed
me- W;h cat frm No. 2 red. $3.50 opt'SSnt,
opened easier because OF P0 %a.s sno'i buynr.
speeE''$ Northwest receipts further rains In A.
s santine and room covering An mn maj arop
Under ,eal'z'MHs Nav left Closed edf as
endy No SOC rece 9pt!op snos
was n,snet nd rising temperatures The close
y VAS STEADY and unchanged @ny no
at 477sc.; December 4'asc. ou'e-A'u"' :
u k fs%iy psa ,eRd; m sS e.;
p {se LsardNseady Western steamed sSd
; ;sssa sisaaY fes!9s?
st sH l'a sms s soiersd maa
nude lo.:s small W %e.ts .. Extras re-
ns Island and Mss;s1a 'sEssy
sweets, il60aoo Peanuts-Steae!yy:
fancy hsndplcked 4&a5c othsIr do ON oo s$y
NO Cabbages- ste 9s oSGnot.on-By steam 70
aEs5Gs r. .irs s s sss"'fH :Ss
De g Ne n TSS ens SAS
mild steady Corao0 OaA%n asi@ stead al a.
!ss of point: and co asa ss a si 50
during the eh an u,Ith sales OF Cd, 900 bugs
points sasn' Steady far renng $.e cen
tss! i %sissSsss sss9t ssa
S 1 srsanulated, s4tb cubes ~ rs
ss i,Ssd domestic. sAa5%c' Mo1esSee
New Orleans, S2d foc'
CHICAGO. ILL., Nov, 2s-Ths gg grain m ~ ~
ssssr !sd e dui e an aaaM ay
e'Gseod down &C. proyssM;osas. ruiz hsher
Jam ny" products closing loVla" n ,",'w.
me lsadius quotations Fn I;Eh LOW, Clos.
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NAVAL STORES.

r1TR tPrsH n at b5,so.; receipts: 10
cacks Rosn-Sothing doing; receipts s? bar
rels. Tar-Flrn at $3.50: receipts 90 e2 oar,e.s'
Crude Turpentne-Firn al s..zoa oo' reo''pe'''
SAVANNAH GA Noy rs rHRP "a sT iSl1
law. exnorts 3,005 casks Rosn-Firm; re-
cepts 455l barrels; exports lSSs e rilSpnx
p CHHRLESTON, S. c.. NOV. - NJ C .
'TTNE-Steady at b5hc Rosin-Steady.
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li.5O; mtddlinH gun, u. ioi oo'eo' " $3.50
Cotton, steady; mlddlinE. llbo: net receipts:
leia bales: gross, 1882 baes: saies - oae "a
stock. Gi,Q57 bales; export to the CONTINENT ~
bales. !, No, -rcetp.a
n 7ss !" haics: export TO Great Britain. 2l.oas
hnics 10 France, Il. $40 bales: 10 the Continent
a. as balcs: stock. 1905 bales
71s baies: e1por, to dreat Britain loe7-
Is2 bales; TO Franco 3s5 CA bales 70 me Soh -
nent, LOIS, eco bales; to Japan -llois oa'ee' ~
rr1v ORLEANS. LA. Nov. a.-coTToN-
spot In active demand al <nll ar Pt M ~ ~
holders are supplying the demand trecg ~
eridently consider lll-lGc satislact9Iry az
Tor. mdding. Sales, $3.50 bales. lnciuolhs o'S''
- nresponse TO the mprov ement IN L.verpGo; !
md New York the Cotton Exchange Com.nt'
tee advanced prices nc h,,,,,., .anti.
ment Controlled the trading; news from Do 9,I'
iJyerpo,oj and New York was OF the mos. nu, y.
sh chm racter and encoura eed longs 20 hc,
their buying orders IN antic.pae" r,rs. yer 10
points higher than yester hu = ,v.r oSI
cables we're 10 the effect thai thr L,s's ,a,, -
ma rket ha dreceived a large amount o! 'to "a
orders from frightened AmI ,inc =, Sovember
dniveries In consequence OF fear o. eo!
ner in the November. December position position ems nc
market ant s9 sas tor nsv spte se the
v vea,eu that has been seen tor two DAYS
poth ,no;s and futures showed moderately W,ue
advances again. The local market clo .ho ~. W.
with prices only pom, OF ,Ss net gains being
eotton futures rm: November ~ sts,,i o!G
December. ll:2lGli.22; Januaifyi aai.I: Aprll
:, sa@iis:: May ii5iGlLb;; juno. 1L670l1 o.
inv il 81 ft1lG2
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

rLouR-Eeosip,s very light. bu. the market
continues dull.
RYE-Quiet
WHEAT-Actiye, light recelpts
CORN-CoutInues very dul!. Isl
OATS-Steady
ceipts are running light on grades dull
EGGS-Rccepts very light und market active.
BUTTER-Receipts liberal, market quiet e1-
cept for sweet fresh stock .L.t,
continue light and market active
8orVIRGINIA BACON-HamH active. sldes and
IPFoTAToEs-Receipts very Ugh, and market
strong and active.
IEAPPLES-Recepts continue heavy ana mar MAJ
last week .la}&4t q tssfl !, G.i
Relationships moderate and demand good
RECEIPTs FOR THE WEEK-Wheat, 1866
hushsls:- corn a. 0oS bushels; oats $40 busl-
els; rye, Lore bushes: hour. LA barrels; hay,
SoI toms; mill oTal. III tons.
: sr0CK IN ELEvATOR-Wh-at Isis bush.
ala: corn, 27.aai bushels; oats 1885, bushels,
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JOHN l. WILLIAMS & SONS.
BANKERS,
Dealers Ia RICHMOND. Va
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
MUNICIPAL BONDS A SPECIALITY.
Correspondence Invited.
1rNc11t1lna ronAcco MARKET,

Sales OF tobacco on tho I.ynchburg market
for the two weeks ending November a. 1909
reported by jobs L. Oslesby. OF Lynch's Ware
house: @ .4Iis 1aNt -. 4. !.
pounds; sold week ending November 2lst iAS. 70
pounds; decrease To-. week ending Noyem1 aS,
to November I'll, 1908 |, 4ol.3oi pounds: sold
from October |, 1902 to November q. 1902.
s53s.soO pounds; decrease for 1908. 2.l3s,o0o
pounds
Receipts larger. though much short OF last
Benson at this time. but little good tobacco pe.
ing offered Prices rather lower than lass
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV. q, 1904
ARRIVED.

T II ARRIVED.
c,eaner Berkelcy Guy Norfolk merchandise
and Messengers Old Dominion line.
Z Slea ni-r Pocahontas GraNen Norfok ana
tornas River la dings merchandise and passen-
GERS. II Virginia Navigation Co.
SAILED, 3e
Steamer Berkeley, Guy Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers Old Dominion line.
Barge s. NJ. Provost. Allen James RIVER
light. go
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WINTER TOURIST RATES VIA
SEAsOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,

Sea aboard Air Line Railway has COM
pleted arrangements to put into effect
its usual splendid winter schedule. The
best equipment has been secured. con-
sisting of the most improved day coaches
and Pullman Drawing Room cars. lighted
BY gas and steam heated. with every con-
venience Below please find round-trip
rates from Richmond to principal points
in the South, Rates from other points
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TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. w., Nov.

Richmond. w., Nov g. 1908
Tobacco-park Fired Tobacco--l Reorderedl '.
old: Quiet. light receipts New: Receip,s light
contlnuc Ugh, and market quiet, Sun-Cured-
Nav Market steady at quotations. recelila
light Old seabon about over anu little
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my GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK Nov. 2s.-The week IN dry
goods closed quietly. but With an ever-harden'
ing tendency TO prices Fef open advances wc!e
registede but good many lines h have v osid
SSava hcen accepted a week or more aga are
INV refused by manufacturers. many OF whom,
refuse to quote prices on deliveries very naFu
ar b. =. :, ID. Il 81 81.
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STEADY and unchanged. Wheat-F'rmer: spot
Contract S6aS6kc.; do No. 2 red Yves ern
sSXIS7c.; November. s6Ac. southern by sam
PIE 7saS7c G9rn-Ensy; spot pot o!l ,s am D .,y
southern white corn, 40MQ41ac. oats-Flrm:
No. white 4oha4lc Rye-Firm; No ?. ssg
59hc Butter. Cheese and sugar-steaoy ana
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orrnNsEE1, o11. MAnEEr.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s-Cottonsed oil steady.
Prime crude, t. o. b. mills. 2aGpshe:; PRIME rs
ssn =. ~ summer yellow, nominal; prime Whlte,
&c: prime winter yellow, 3sGSec.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND. Nov. 3.-Seaboard All
Ii ne common. l2H4la: do prefsrreu, ".a2l.
(eaAbourd Is, 7lQ7lis. Atlantic Coast Line COM
lr,nn lVGQ1lO7; do. pretarred not quoted.
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COTTON MARKETS.

(NEw YORK. Nov. 2s.-The cotton market
Opened hrm at an advance OF s9lo points on
,weut h.r in the belt Following tho cal It sh w
ed some further hrn,ness, with tn active
a,,onths al one time about l07pl3 points higher
nijsence Of offerings as result OF moderate
covering The other months, however. eased
T,,niizing, but about the only sales tor long
accn,,ni. and the general undertone, continued
Arm with prices auctuating around the opening
''fIlsrep,s at the ports to-day were 1875 bales
ne,lnst &c. 36s last week and 65.2l7 bales last
velr For the week. $500 900 bales against 81 1913
,iasl week and Se6.07l last year. To'day's re-
ic.ln,s al New Orleans were l722l bales against
e9024 las, year. and at Houston 1905 pales
mguinsl sos last year.
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II, S. Lizard.
District, Passenger Agent,
W. ], MAY,
City Ticket Agent,
Phone 4o5 Richmond, Va.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

rL,.,,. Z, .nd Ouincv new ls,,,,,,,..... 3yHf
Chicago 81 and st. Paul sen ls........ i ilo,,
Shcago and Northy ss s';t /. con s.... ~
CHICAGO r. /. and Pacific col 6s.........." ~
c. g.. c. and 81 Louis gen. 4s...........' "a
Chicago Terminal Is ...............'''...'" g
Con5oIIdat ted Tobacco 4s ................... %
COLORADO and southern 4s.................. 81 81
p LEN ,a a. ",,.n IN Observation-Disclosures, esA
E Iis r. ~ IL IL B4A
Ffort Worth and Denver City lsts.......... ieiA
Hooking Valley 4ks ..:..:.........'.'....' e..
huntsville and Nash Unified 4s............" eSs
Sia 'n - T".nt mi /. Observation-Disclosures. 7Ht
9t;n CantraI Xxi inc INSTRUMENTATION. Az
sie&lcan g. Il oils 10 .........,.,,. PIG
sinn ano Ka nsar and Texas ok
s.,noou; Yanana and Texas eds 70 r
s s!s1 = r 81 Mexico con 4s-....... * 7h%
Natonai ~ n,.ni 1sn AZ. ,....,,,, 90 -
ew Iersey Central zen bs................ lo3.4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEAN11T MARKET.

NoRrO1K VA Nov. ?s.-PEANCTs-
farmers market. fancy. aAc.; strictly urine
sAc prime, 2,.fecHsc.; common ?hc, spanish
PETERSBliRG, VA. Nov. @.-PEASOTS-
snanish. sDd9.,sp. Market trnL stock hsh
fancy: market steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29

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