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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
COTTON STATEMENT.
secretsalr- Hester Shows an In
sag crease Over Last Year.
nv Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press,
NEW ORLEANS, La, NqY 6.--Secre-
tary Testers weekly cotton Statement is
sued today shows for the Six days Of
November. an increase over last year OF
1900. and a decrease Under the same
period year before last of 5000.
For. the stxty-seven days OF the season
that have elapsed the aggregate Is behind
the same days OF last year. 47lC00. nd
behind the same days. year before last.
$4,000.
The amount brought into sight during
the past week has been 900 against
476 3sS for the same seven days last year.
and 55l, 635 year before last.
The movement since September LIST,
shows receipts at all United States ports
to be 2,375.29l. against 2 545STG last year:
overland across the Mississippi Ohio. and
Potomac Rivers to northern mills and
Canada. 65 s63. against 2o9.1sS last year;
interior stocks in excess OF those held
at the close of the commercial year, &c.,
s34. against 4S1 sol las1 year; southern mi !
takings, 4O4 0O against 435,500 last year.
The total movement since September Is
3,l5o9SS. against 3,G222.G65 last year. aud
3.ssssg 4e5 year BEFORE last.
i Foreign exports for the week have been
$3.50 TT. against 1857 last year; making
the total thus far for the season, 1850 Bis,
against 1.7i5.624 last year. The total TAX
ings OF American mills North and South
and Canada, thus far for the season have
been 734,sl0. aga INST ssA62a last year.
Stocks at the Seahoard and the % lead
ing Southern centers have increased dur
Ing the week l03,55o bales, against an In
crease during the corresponding period
last season OF 1O9s77.
Including stocks left over at ports and
interior towns from the last crop, and the
number of bales brought Into sight thus
far for the new crop. the supply to d We
Is 3.3ls7s7. against 1857 ,13s for the sand
period last year.
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COTTUN MAkhETS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 6-The cotton market
opened 0rm at u decline OF p.!..ts on the II. ur
Positions. which We're Affected W ialher .,sap-
painting cab!es ana LIQUIDATION at in .,dv-liro
or II pulnN on Lac later tnvnIas, Haich " Gro
Influenced by continued bun support and tho
outlook for cold weather IN the western .eit.
Right on the call the maj ket became sensa-
tionaSS active and was son advancing at
almost az rupid rate as yesterday. Wit. p.lses
III tne nrSt ten or Twelve minutes some 543pi6
points higher on the active bun support and !
fresh furry OF shorts. who were a4s,imed over
the opening bulge OF 70 pants in New orleans
leader Tne advance was also encoual ged by
I the expectation OF a bullish census bureau ie-
port on Saturday. giving the Amount OF colton
s.nned thus Tar for the season. and The spread
of bullish crop news IN connection with lepor 3
that European spinners were becoming even
more active blduers for spot supplies. After
the opening squirt. however. realizing salcs were
attracted IN great volume and for tiTo
market, influenced also by Wall Street heur
pressure, worked downward until in - early
afternoon It WAS from l2UlS points L..ow the
high point OF the morning. At the loW or 10 Ell
the bull leader continued 70 buy persistently
became panic.stricken. covered In volume and
forced the MAJ ket up to the high point Of the
session. which occurred Just lefore the clsse,
when december sold at 1890, January at 1881,
March Mt 1890 and May at 1892 I he market
was finally firm, or points down from tho
best Sales were estimated at o.u0o hans,
Irhe afternoon advance was uss.sted by the
fnet that tho intosight for the week. while
larger than last years, was below early estl-
mates and the full exports. while the South-
am spot markets continued steady With pllees
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CAPTAIN GENT BEATEN.
Russell Goes Republican by
Sweeping Majority.

Information received here last night
from Russell county is to the effect that
Captain Jacob c. Gent. Democratic nom
!nee for the House. and the present nem-
Der, was defeated for reelection by a
majority OF over 800 by J.GiF. Griffith,
straightout- Republican; All the South
west officials .havs returned here and re-
sumed 4 Their duties. and. are nallrally
rather blue aoverfthe result inatheir sec.
ton. But Ninth District Democrats are
game fighters, and will enter the con-
gress.onal battle with renewed determl-
nation next year.
"Long Tom. Haynes county, sDieken
son. went Democratic. as did Sand Lick
Precinct. where he spoke, but Wise gave
a sufflc emit majority to elect Repub-
llcan from the district.
Long Tom Is happy that Dickinson was
saved from the wreck.
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I7l1-7
THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Game Coming in Very Slowly.
Turkeys Still Scarce.

An. excellent-run OF business keeps the
produce market active. but uneyentful.
The trade Is good, but there Is no spe-
ciai feature to 1t in any direction.
Owing to the warm weather. which
rather hindsred the hunters. game Is
coming In. but slowly. Much OF 1t that
comes, owing to the heat. has been In
bad. condition. The cold spell that has
set In. however. will have beneficial
effect here. as 1t will upon the trade
conditions In general. Rabbits are sell
Ing at u to is cents, according to the
quality; cartridges. at IL to Is cents;
pheasants. at 40 to 90 cents; wild tur-
keys, at II to IL cents, and whole deer.
at II cen ts.4 yi;-tss% ~
Turkeys are still very scarce. They are
consequently higher than they have been
for several seasons. Thanksgiving Day
IS coming rapidly. and there Is a
startling prospect OF a gobbler that Is
absent Large live turkeys are selling at
II to u, cents pound. Small. thin ones
IRE not much in demand; they go at
to 10 cents.
Eggs are still very scarce. They are
selling now at "a to IS cents. Butter is
selling moderately we'll at 10 to IS cents
per mound.
Cabbage are here in fine quality and
quantity. They sell at % per 1O OF
SIS to SIC per tons
There are indications that the apple
crop la about plnvedt out. The prices
are expected to advance also on account
OF the cold weather. Choice APPLES II,
large lots are selling at Sc to s2.o5 per
barrel; fair to good $l.50 to N75; COM
mon. 81 to sl26,
The Produce Association met last night
and planned for therfall and winter trade.
The prospects are for a. very good busi-
ness. @.N-A ~. 5000 ~ t N.
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BY c. L. g. H. L. Denoorl.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
ST. Main Street.
TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN1NI-
PROVED PROPERTY IN JACKSON
WARD, AND FARM SOFte6 ACRES
NEAR LAUREL STATION AND &
ONE MILE NORTH OF LAKE
SIDE PARK.

BY virtue OF 3 certain deeds OF trust
one dated Dec.M7. 1888. and Of record In
D. B. 1854 c.. p. 40. in Richmond Chanccry
f Ssss IN said da eeur sept an se ea dated
July H., 1895. and OF record In Henrico
County Court. D. B. 149 APP. 266, default
having been made In the payment Of cer-
tain notes therein secured, and Ia, at u. tIe
THURSDAY, NoV..i12TH, 1908.
the property above mentioned, In the fol-
lowing order:
tirst-at Il o'clock NJ. the farm on the
Hungary Road, conte.: ng &c acres. more
Lakes de Park.
seeonaIas MI the let ,e on
north Of Baker Street, fronting 9S feet,
and running back between parallel lines
50 feet to an alley.
Thlrd-at 4:S0 T. NJ, the brick store and
on the south side Of Leigh Street. be-
tween ST. James and Adams Streets. be-
ginning ~ feet west OF st. James Street,
thence extending Westwardly ana 'front.'
Ing on Leigh Stieet Is feet and running
back between parallel lines 100 feet to an
alley 10 feet wide
TERMS-Cash as to expenses Of exc
cutting these trusts; any delinquent taxes
that may be due, and ratable proper
tion OF current taxes; and to pay the
following amounts: s1.2S7.5O. 9th Interest
on No. 5 West Leigh Street; s36l.52 with
ssea hd'eG sn F ana SsS Sass
thereon from July II. 1888, which Is a
first lien on said S. acres and the Hickory
Street lot; balance at and nr; ysars;>
Trustee Under 1st and % Deeds.
r, L. MONTAGU E.
Trustee Under % Deed.
C. L & H. L. Denoon. Auctioneers.
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ARE YOU GOING souTHq
Low Winter Tourist Rates via seaboard
Air. Line Railway. t

seaboard Air Line Railway announces
special WINTER TOURIST rates to all
the principal points In Florida and the
southwest. Tickets on sale October 18TH
to April soth. returning until May 31st.
1v0i.
The seaboard offers most attractive
schedule: fast trains with Pullman's
latest and most improved Dlning-Room
Sleeping Cars; Dining Car Service south
of Hamlet.
Information as to rates. tickets, ETC.,
cheerfully furnished OH application to tho
Undersigned. or Richmond Transfer Co.,
No. $40 e. Main ST.. and Murphy's
Hotel. w. ]. MAY.
City Ticket Agent.
II. 8. Leard. Dist Pass Agent
Phone Ao5. Richmond. Va
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Totals. Canada. sao.5ls.55l; increase rs.
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.
Trade and Industry is. on the
Whole, Quieter.
(BY AssOc.nted PresS,l

= N y. lI3Y ASSUc.hteu t-VesSI
NEW YORK, Nov. t.--Rradstreet's to-
morrow VIII say: .tsttt5.
Trade aud Industry Is quieter on the
tail trade at many centers. and oonser-
Vatism In providing for future require
ments restricts Jobbng trade. Relatively.
moss activity is found In the South,
Where the growth Of the cotton move
.lates husiness At many centers, In in-
.dustr!al Tires reports Of curta!led produc-
lions ares evidences OF new demand, not
pres sing as sharply as heretofore, Food
iron and Steel are leading, the down
ward movement OF manufactured goods.
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DELUCE OF
STEEL STOCK
Liquidation Very Violent and
Over 10000 Shares Are
Dealt in During Hour.
MONEY RATE REMAINS FIRM
General List Resists Depressing
Influence and Some Stocks
Gained in Price.

CIV Associated press.l


NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE stock mar
ket was submerged to-day under q deluge
OF United States Steel stocks. The gen ;sn
sral LIST, however. lesponded much less S
the steal liquidation than was the cnse
JesSsrGay. Whenever the severe pres
sure on the steel stocks was suspended.
as happened at intervals. the railroad
OF prices was above last night for about
as much Of the time US It was below, inc
market closed In one of the Intervals
when there was no pressure on the steel;
prices e.sewhere were rising. and were
we'll above last night Union Pacific and
fennsylvania show gain OF point on
the day and number Of the Now LOW, " or Trs s
cary Liquidation In the steel shares. y rs
very violent. as is shown by the fact
that the sales Of the Preferred for the
shares. It is not to be supposed that
this enormous volume Of dealings was
wholly liquidation. The room profession
ais traded In and out Of the stocksEon
Of one trader who was very active In
the stock all day that he was neI...er long
nor short for more than ten minutes At
Q time. while the aggregate OF his indi-
sand shares. TIE low price touched for
pr pre- 'q e. and for l the bonds. i. "a
me hsayy selling Of the stsels was he
cut OF 81 per ton In the price OF steel
b.liets was a preliminary to reduction
o. prices OF all the products and gen.
eral process OF contraction throughout
the trade The stock market seemed to
face with equanimity the prospect OF
another poor oank showing tomorrow.
In addition to tho losses TO the sub
treasury OF s7.0sl,oOj the banks have
made net shipments By diicct express
to the West and South Of upwards or
&3CtOoo. Further large shipments OF cur
rency were made to-day, and the rate
OF call loans touched as high as pct
cent. but sterling exchange foil weak
" 70 Us low as the low point Of Mon
hay. when gold was engaged in London.
and there can be no DOUBT that un In
TOW Of gold would easily result from
any additional pressure for money. The
bona market continued dull. but the
price movement was irregular. Total
sales, par value, were t2.4s.,0o0. United
States rs declined ii per cent. on the
last call.
'total sales OF stocks to-day were $685.
20 shares. ,i...--.. I
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JOHN I. WILLIAMS { SONS.
BANKERS,
Dealers II s' e IucHMoND. VA.
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
MUNICIPAL BONDS A sPECLALT1.
Corrssrohdenos invited

but signs OF rea Weakened foreign and do
nestle demand lead to the hope that the
automatic check TO demand, long exer-
clssd viii. be removed.
Iron and steel bars are active, and
western jobbers make s. per ton by I'LL
Ing order from stot @, rather than from
mill. Wire products are likewise active.
Reports Of cuts In rail prices ,sre. not
substantiated, but some export business
has been done In rails for Asia. Lumber
is steady as q whole. though white pine
is rather quieter.
Business failures for the week were
49, against t4s In the same week In
lVy2.
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DruIiids, In stallation.

f This was Installation week among the
Druids, Other installations 1wllitake place
next week, The officers of Jefferson and
Myrtle Lodges have been Installed, and
tho schedule for next week follows; V,r-
g'nIa Grove. No, 10, November 10 1909;
Hevidere Grove. No, "a, November H.
1908; Liberal Grove. No. 2. November II,
1908; Monroe Grove, Mol. November IS.
1aa9
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- THAT MOST Il,
Attractive. Ray-Mindow, De-
tached Kew Brick Resi-
dence, No. zoos Han.
over Street.
IN LEE DISTRICT.

I will sell BY public Auction. on the
WEDNEsDAY, Novfll, 1903,
at 4:30 o'clock 2. Nj. that well-bu.lt. hap-
PLY planned and we'll ventilated two-st ry
modern new bay window deta ched Trick
Street. between Meadow and Ro.la d
Streets, with rooms. Latrobe to se, an,
try. store rooms. closets, cemented ce
3Ox170N feet to 2o-foot alley. Can be-
seen any day between 10 and 2 o'c ock.
+ TERMS-At sale.
This house was not built to tie pu, on
the markel. nov6-td6
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Norfolk Suit AGAIN.

The Chancery Court will hear the case
Of T.. NJ. Winsteld and others VS.. Roberta
Q. Odell and others, involving con-idera-
BILE property In Norfolk. on November 1l'h,
The case grows out o! an old will and was
argued In the chancery Court last spring,
but resulted In o hunS Jury,
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NAVAL STORES.

ruRPENTINE -stendy a, ,6c,; recslpts z
casks. Rosln--Firm at $40 bid; receipts. $50
barrels, Tar-Firm at sl.sU; recaipts. ~ Lar
res, Crude Turpentine-hm at s22o4S.So; te-
sMVANNAIi. GA. Noe. s.-TuRPENTINE-
Firm at &c. receipts, aa4 casks; sales, s3S
casks; exports. 1908 casks, Rosin-,Quleti re-
receipts gsls barrels exports l!s Iap ~
TiNE1steady al bsiac Roslr-steady
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond Va. Nov. s. 1903.
QUOTATIONS..
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, ILL. Nov. 6.-CATTLE-Receipts.
aGy, n.au Inciuuing lyO leA.iis tIt w " cst
ems steuu.. ucol 10 pr...le st.ets, so~4..oo;
pur 10 nleu. am, SoovIyi..G: stockers and Iced
e!s, ,-g4.Ao; CONS. sAGsSJ; ns.isfs $500:
Gamers, SlGe-z5; buls. 3i.io4f-o' .@Ses' 81
S..svs4Io. Hosa-Receip.t t~-day, ii,y1 neal )
to-Inurrow .I.VUV neIu. Opened loc lower,
y,,,n 10 c1vtce heavy, sls5 IL; cough neaSy.
4y40t, So light. s4.oa.t. 2 :" u sass: ,,4ee @
90 Saeep-ftcceipts, evGo ..s.ea. S:ieep,
Wstnes 49, .V,Y3. ST. fair 70 choice. n.ae1, s-oe "
AZ 80: nutiye lambs. s3.50Go,io.
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THE TOBACCO MARKET.
Season Opens With Fairly Good
Prices-Big Breaks This Week.

The season or, the Richmond tobacco
market has at last opened, and some
heavy breaks are expected during the
coming week. &
Up to this time only prlmings have
been sold, and very bad primlngs at that.
The quality Of the tobacco has been poor
and the prices correspondingly low. On
tho new crop began to appear. The
weather, had been fine and the farmers
had had good opportunity to make
good. The familiar sight Of the high
piled wagons Just In from the country
began to; be witnessed again and It was
apparent that the long awaited opening
OF the season had occurred. Yesterday
Skelburne's Warehouse sold seven or
eight wagons aud some Of the other ware
houses made, offerings. Everything IS
now being gotten ready for next week
when the warehousemen expect to get
down to work In earnest. The receipts
during the week Will probably be very
large.
Tho prices at the opening of the mar
ket are reported to be good Shelourne
sold as low as $500 on Indifferent prim-
ings, and as htsh as 80 for some fairly
good lots Of sun-cured. AS q general
thing, the tobacco was rather light In
body, and, therefore, poor in quality.
,ners at the prices being received. Many
OF them declared that they would stop
raising tobacco altogether II their lands
were good for anything else. prominent
member OF the legislature who Is q
large planter. announced a few days ago
that he was seriously contemplating Of
fering bill designed to prevent farmers
from raising more than a certain quantity
OF tobacco. Then the size Of the crop
would be reduced and prices would go up
again. In the, bright belt, in North Car
DINA the same conditions obtain. One OF
the most prominent Of the tobacco rails
ing farmers writes that he has decided
to stop planting tobacco and that he has
locked up his present crop until prices
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nRY GnnnS MARKET.

print cloth market Tor the week are estimated
ut from 10000 to aoo,u01 pieces Although ,he
market for'tne. week shows some imlro. ement
the same hand to- mouth transactions. W..ich
have been the character Of the trading In ti.e
local PRINT clotn MARKET has been euntinu,d
during the present week. The sens.ti,.ally
high cotton market has reflected mucn i,r.ner
tone In the market for the finished articles;
especially for wide goods, which nave been dOll
FOR the past few months.
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NEW YORK. Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING:
sG.7 head. steers, steady to shaoe lom 81 :
I,,,'s I'M, cows, SON; lev cars uncou. NatlNe
steers, sa.sSas 10; oxen and stays .si.aa-Y,;;
bulIs 5000 3. ~; export do, $i4LI9; cows sl.h
IN * Calyes-Rect,pts, IL neaa; iteAns M -.
Ienis. 500; grassurs, S...U92.o0; "es..ln' sS.
cty dressed vetlls SOW at sSllzs.c i,er ~. no.
Sheen and Lambs--Receipts, 1888 sneau, a.eep'
s,.ns ann mar sIy STEADY; iamba. leauy 70 4.S.
S bIrher. sheep. ,za..tu; lanls. ,,4oSS; one
DECK. s57b; canada lambs, SS.IoS, - t ~ 81
R.ceipts. 3sl5 mead. Market .oc. nisaer. TsnA1-
syIvania.and State hogs s5..04o.s9.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-The demand for dry
goods has been restricted to n certain ext. mt
tain OF the ollers which haze sen niaae. ut
buyers aro more willing, to anticipate their res
Qulremenls to certain extent and Are obliged
TO pay Il hrmer scale OF prices than was the
case a few days ago.
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: MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. e.-PEANUTs-
st.t..,,s .....ket .uiet. 4ucy, ..4S., .s..>..,
vriue s k.c., prime. &c.; cummou. 2aw oc- !;
spanish, per bu,iie sue. No new crop Counting
PETERSBURG, VA. Nov. e.-PEANuTs-
h,...... .5...- &c. ..nrAvt u..n. $3.50
ll.l few Deius offered. HirEiniu's at.c, ivT
taucy: market steady.
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general cargo.
SAILED.
Baltimore. / Courtney. i,aitimore. passenger.
and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. NOV. s. 1oos.
SAILED.
Schooner Hester A. Waters. Sullivan, loaded
lumber, Baltimore, Md.s .
Schooner Jessie starr, Maxwell loaded lum-
Der, New Haven Conn.
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AUCTION SALE 81 Palms, Boston
Ferns, Pandarmse and other Decorative
Plants, Carnatlons, Roses. Sc, on Sat
urday and Monday, 18th and 9th OF Novem-
store next to p. p. Taylor's store, No.
Z East Broad Strait ~. nsss,,', 'r-'
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coTroSsEEp OIL MARIET.

weak with sales OF spot at .. tac, and all 40
vember offered at ss.ae,. Prime sruds. Z; Q. Q:
spot, November, SS@33hc.; OFT summer yeilow,
nominal, prime white, s7GSsc.. prime winter
yellow, 3Sn4Qc.
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MARINE lNlGLLtuANCI.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. 8. 1908
ApRIVED fi

Steamer Berkeley, GUY. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers :, oln l ponl'n'on me al stonn
ard OIL Co,
3,lt SAILED.
steamer Berkeley. Guy. ,Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. Old dominion line
James River landings, n,erchandlss and lasaen-
gers, sViyg.nla Navigation Co,
rug Radiant Baltimore, oil barge,
PORT OF, WEST POINT NOV g. 1903
50 ARRIVED. "a s,4
tpanvll,s,. Courtney, Baltimore. passenger. ana
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov; s,-FLoUR-eules, hut
steadler Rye Flons.2ulet. Blu S XVI, e! ur--
Wheat-spot nrm; No red; ssAe &c OPTIONS pts ..
sr ss meng sd by 10 se
stocks here and bull!sh attitude, OF prominent
operators! Later the big weekly cea:ancss
cember IS 5-isc.
was rmsr also on further buiish crop news.
good bull support x and Eht c ass
Reet0Dull. Cut Meats-Irres,ilar 1ara-
Steady: western steamed 7.45:. rem ed. quiet:
Steady. TaiJow-steaiy Rosln-steady; strain
ed. common to good. $e-7QG216.4 TuIpenttlne--
Firm. .,,. I.
mild. steady; Cordova, III dlaAc. Tho market
for coffee futures opened steady at un hanged
humiliation. the decline attracted fresh, sup
porting orders from various sources: and rnft
part % the .teay w al to
decline OF 10 points, Sales d. co. bags sue r.
Rnw-oulet; refined. quiet. Rice-steady. Mo-
dairy l5sSc Ghssss-9uss sta State fs!
esss% fane n.y. small small e SRs' sspssmse
October lie. EgEa-strons; State and Penn
sylNania fancy mixed ed 2 Hsi,r. 75aele. Jer-
81, hodfl.S7; Jersey sweets sl,toGf2e o Peanu -
STEADY: fancy handpicked, ! @5o,; other do
nestle, ssriSc Cabbages-steady; dome ti s,.
per 100, s3gs: per barrel 'sc-asi' co''o"-os
steam to Liveroool. loo.
CHICAGO. ILL. Nov, 6-After ruling weak
the greater part OF day wheat turned ! rnl
on better export demand IN aG he n Pre- =
f pecsmbsr co corn was W. hisher oats We're
pIey,sqnnss w s7 ws q ne i owsp
p' Il,. ,suu.is uuu,n Is,,s - "a y. ,llow
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE-cLOSE
Money on call. strong, at 1926 per
cent; closing bid. 6 per cent; offered. at
b Legs per cent. for all periods: prime
mercantile paper. 6 per cent: sterling
exchange. weak. with actual business in
bankers bills at t4.S4.a0d4. S.2o for de-
Eand and A.s1.s0rb4.S0.10 for sixty day
bills: pos ed rates. siSll-2a4.S5 IL; COM
mercial Lills. $i.aO 1-4ql.s0a-s; bar silver.
u 3-s; Mexican dollars, "A Sd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
CHRYsANTHEMUMs,

American Beauties. Pink and White
Roses, Carnations. Violets and Lilies Of
the Valley in large quantity at
MANN g. BROWNS.
No. West Broad street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
BAIT;uoRE sTocx M.pxt

i BALTIMOlaE. I'D. Now 6.-Seaboard Air
Line cumlnOn, lSSyi3.a; 49, preferred .Uf, -
6.aboaiu 49, bi Y xses. Atlantic Co.let Line c0al-
mon. lutsyiV1i 90. preterr.d not Quo,ed. r. 7