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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-11
IS RIGHT AFTER | I: !
The SOCIAL CLUBS
Mr.. Cumming Offers Bill to
Make Them Get Bar
Room License.

It /. evident that the legislature. at
its present session. proposes to take some
action which will prevent the indlscrlm!:
nate procuring OF charters for social
clubs from the Corporation Comrnlsslon.
ono OF the arst bills offered In tho House
yesterday was by Hon. s. Gordon cum
ming. having this end In view. me
measure presented by Mr.. Cumming
provides that In addition to the poll tax
now required OF the members, all clubs
desiring to keep liquors o. l'tnd 81
obtain regular bar-room licenses. The
Bill seeks to amend the revenue act ap-
proved April l6. 1908. n mart OF winch ls
the Mann liquor amendment ta
Under the present law tuese clubs may
sell on Sundays. and the regular liquor
d ealers have complained - this condi-
tiou.
have sprung up all over the State. and
have taken the place Of bar rooms. aool-
ished BY the Mann bill. The State loses
the revenue, and whatever OF evil results
from the sale OF liquor continues. It is
q pretty safe estimate that more than
one-half OF all the charters so far granted
BY the Corporation Commission have been
to social clubs. and the law In Its pres
emf form gives the body no discretion
In the matter. The club feature was an
oversight In the Mann bill. and most OF
those who voted for the measure are
thought TO favor Its elimination.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORn, Nov. lo.-1ha cotton market
opshoo Weak at q decline Vt oAlS .,Y,nls uuusr
lover cap.SS, Lac out.ouk Tor .1smenAous IL.
cAipts, gvuu ptcx.ng weather and lur.!sr I,loul.
Sttuet Zoe .uwest prices OF tua uay,T noNeysr r,
ware Seaonsd on Lac ca!! Wuen Ue45s.uberl sold
et TN, JANUARY At ~ ~; n1Arcn W. - ana Sldy
1U7s- tnn REPRESENTED q MT loks sIncs t.e
" pointa ana sssnlyq - Represent "a. .ulls
idea OF fraction, Tor ...i.asulGteIy a4rssWetxd
prices were ralllsd. Fur tlmA The mn. Nat
yuled very nervous and rather irregular, With
fluctuations cunparatl, ely BARROW. trle~s bslng
and selnng oruers tor the moment prtaonli-
Jatso. GuaeEr.ly Speaking, however, tho un-
dsrtouA was Arm. ana ln the aStsrpo.n ROM
shorts turned 70 cover and the bul. leaders say
ported the MAJ ket vigorously. II WAS asser.,
were neavy buyers OF lne lata wi .tai AMI
spring montns as q badge against conh q { TO
aslyeT cuttvn 70 pulls. and it WIS also r., ort ID
thai New England splnnars ware h.avy. Luy ~.
any one day. but this was CLINE. b ths
bulls 10. represent teh demand Tor actual ,ot-
ton. and the heavy exports were po.n.sd 70 50
decline ~ sterling exchange 40 4 Confirmation
OF this view. and consequently failed 70 sik-
on prlces. which raohed tbs highest poRt Of
thelday - The last hsls hour pscembsr sold
at ll.0s and July at ll,0s, just before the CO :
as azure undsr rsasins b., ths narEs, was
nally arm a. r. J. ad 1d 7sS Ct 1910 points
Receipts OF cotton a. the ports tt-day ios, ,ss
bales against $685. last week and s9,o<s last
III last week and 3t65sa last year Today :
receipts at New Orleans were $3.50 baes
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FULTON NOTES.

The funeralRof Mr.. Alfred Bufln. ST..
who died Monday at his residence. TOOK
place yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
from the residence, No. 1927 Fulton ST. cot.
MIR. Buttln was over ninety years OF age.
and was one OF the Oldest residents OF
Fulton. He ID survived by his wife. seve al
sons and daughters. and large num-
be. Of grandchildren.
The pall-bearers were J. T. Montgomery.
James Hartley. John w, Turner. An.
thony Manoley. James Grant and George
p. Pearman.
The supper given last night by the
Ladies Auxiliary Society Of Denny
street Methodist Episcopal Church was
well patronised, The menu was excellent.
while freight train No, 9. from West
Point over the Southern road was passing
the Lower Gas Works yesterday morning,
q piece OF iron fell from one of the cars
and caught under the wheels Tho car was
dera!led and mashed the gates at the
crossing into smit hereens. The truck was
also broken The car was soon restored 70
it's truck.
Mr.. James Hughes. Of varlna. formerly
wi h paralys!s a few days ago, which has
affected his vocal organs. His condition
IL serious.
water and gas bills may be paid to-day
at r, L. Harrlson's. between Q a. M. and
3 P, NJ.
Alderman Louis Washer Is threatened
with pneumonia at his residence. on Wills
bliamsburg Avenue,
The deacons OF Four Mile Creek Bap.
list Church will be ordained Thursday
night. Rev. David Hepburn. OF Fulton
Baptist Church. will deliver the ordina-
ton sermon,
Mr., Samuel Westr1dge Is W at his resi-
dence on Louisiana Street. Mr. Westridge
has been living in Suffolk for several
months. where his health failed him,
The yacht "Cecelia." left Monday for
Tar Bar with Captain James Cline. her
owner. and his guests. Messrs. r, A,
cavedo and Daniel Higgins, to spend sew
erai days huntins and fishing
Mattaponi Tribe OF Red Men Will meet
to-night at Nelsen's Hall,
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Historians to Stop Here.

It has been decided that a tralnload OF
members OF the American Historical So
ciety and the American Economic A.
ISOLATION. going South during the Christ,
mas holidays. will stop In Richmond TOR
six hours December 26th-
"Thasa ara two OF the most distinguished
organizations In America. While hers
thev will be the guests Of the Associations
for the Preservation OF Virginia Anti
oulties and the Virginia Historical So;
ciety. The visitors will SEQ the places 70
the city OF special historic interest
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. lo.-FLouR-EaS!er and
lower e sell Rye FlGur1Stsady. buc .s -
sLvt. Rye-Nomlnal. Bar.sy-Du!l:
WheAt-Spot weak: No. = red. eito. Options
lower cables and poor export inquiry. Inc
corn--spol weak No. !. ssAc. Option .arktt
rsporsa low psnt q the :. s;asSn wager stoP
CLOSED 4. E1c-: December, ss&e. Oats-tsas.ef;
sG s.s Z .2sSll se.t hams, ,sa7ssa:.. cv.
pound. IsrdzEEs:sr: refined dsl,: n e !
FIJI Fi7sa: f Rss.a-esist: aie.n'iss.r.ra -.
Coree-spot RIO steady: Ne IN. dice; sMs, !;
eps s a: :ss.a IT, a. ssSs ,sf sess ia
minutss the iaarks. ruled very weak under
nns e. s5 T poins s's Sales
nsy. nopa! ,..iv refined au's. R'ee--s.ea's
say ssirg, isssoo cS.eseSaui.t: st.ts iu
cream. fancy small, eelorsd. ssptsmsser. HIS:
9s,Ss:r @ sss gsss ssass sad
Tsns . 81. IA tasrs Sts
T; hands hsndp,eked. iXG5c.: other dorestic. SO
caebasss-s Sc de.ssno SeT steam s
Liverpool, loo.
CHICAGO. I'LL, Nov. lo,--Weak ness. led BY
2 s.alsy deTE q as
day. Mt losses tor the day in December OPP
tons wers Wnsas MMSs e cn n With los.
was OF 4 character designed to wesken me ne
faith OF holders. particularly the owners OF
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A REBOUND
IN PRICES
Relaxation OF Pressure Against
Steel Issues Drives Bears
to Cover.
CLOSE DULL; BARELY STEADY
Railroad Stocks More Affected
Than at Any Time by the
Steel Weakness.
CLOSE DULL; BARELY STEADY
icy Associa ted Ptess.)

(Ey Associated PreSs)
NEW YORK, Nov. i0.--RAilroad stocks
we're more affected to-day In sympathy
With the recent weakness OF United StaUcs
steel. than a. any time during the heavy
liquidation OF that stock The shArp re-
bound In prices at the end Of the day
rave room Tor the supposition tnat muc .a
short account, and room traders tound
the supply scanty when they attempted
to cover tho sno.ts. Tho denonstrative
was heraided and tipped from, profession
al Quar.ers turtner the suspicion Of the
professional character Of tue selling.
United states Steel prefers co ended 70.
It sold at one timo at - IA. The telAx-
alton Of the severe pressure against this
stock seemed 10 deprive tho bears OF
theied their disposition % cover. |. vas
gene. ally expected that some further
cuts In steel prices would be ANNOUNCED
to-day as a result OF meetings amongst
OF these announcements was relief to
the United states Steel securities. The
number OF shares OF Pennsylvan'a dealt
In rose considerably over tho number OF
sylvania stock Is In 10. or half shares.
The acute weakness OF this stock, which
sold down 70 III rs. had much 70 do with
the general weakness developed In tho
used with enect thnt the depression In
the Iron and coal trades wouIo be bound
to affect the traffic OF the trunk lines
untavotably. and most OF ali Fennsy1.
vania. transfers OF currency 70 the ln-
terror to-day again rose TO halt = million
some abundance at 6 per cent sterling
exchange. however, made another down
ward plunge TO point where foreign
bankers estimated that It would be profit-
able 70 import British sovereisns. The
market closed dull and barely steady.
The bond ma. Ret was dull and heavy.
To.ai sales. par value, wore S2,Sl5, Wv.
on tho last call.
Iotal sa.e OF stocks to-day was s1A.
600 sunres,
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GOING TO GUANTANAMO
Buffalo is Placed at Disposal Of
Army and Navy Board.
by Assoclated Pre3s.)

WASHINGTON. Nov, 10,-ow!ns to the
.importance OF the mission OF the army
and navy board about starting for Guam
tanamo. IL has been decided to place the
cruiser Buffalo, OF the Atlantic training
squadron, at Its disposal The Buffalo
ia now at Norfolk. undressing light re-
pairs. she Will leave there tor CUBS
Thursday afternoon with the nemhers
of the board. When the Buftalo returns
to Norfolk from this trip, about Decem.
ber'lst she will be Immediately fitted out
for a cruise to Manila. by way Of the
Mediterranean and suez Canal, AZ the
CONVOY OF the tornado boat fot'lla now
fitting out at Norfolk for service on ths
AslatIc station.
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Immigration League.
CIV Associated PressO

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. ia,-When the
second days session OF the Four states
immigration League opAned consider
able time was dsvated tn hearing shoS
reports from various factions on sue.
csssful agricultural deyeiopment Hose
az tha reports showed the grsst onnor-
tunit!es for small farmers IN ths ataeAa
embraced Ia the AASuA
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NAVAL sroR ~.

WILMINGTON, n. C., Nov. Hn.-sPrRrTe
TriRPElTiNE Firm at TO. bid: teceipts, 10
casks. HosIn-->luet At $3.50: reoeipts II bar.
Crude Turpentins-Flrn at q. 26Gsso; receipts,
SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. 1o-ruRPENTINE--
Firm al 6skc.: receipts. l.1<s casks; Gales. l. ~
casks; exports, 1870 cASks Rosin.Firm: rec
eepts, asto barrels; sales. lS4 barrels; exports
cHARLEsroN, e. c, Nov. lo.-TuRfEN.
TINE--SteAdy at ksEc tRosin-StAady.
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NOMINATIONS MADE.
President Sends List of Appoint
rnents to the Senate.
lBy AasooIated Pressl

~ IHy e7 w, =
WASHINGTON, Nov lo,-The Presi'
dent to-day sent the following nom'ns'
tlons to the senate;
To he consul. Thomas ]. cummins,
Nav YORK. at Puerto Cahello, Venezuela,
Justice United States Circuit Judge 10Y
the Eighth judicial Circuit; William e,
Hook, Kansas, go.
Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia: Daniel Thew
Wright, Ohio,
To be postmesters: North carolina-.
Ella G, Peace. Oxford,
Virginia William T. Til,ar. Empoy!a,
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COTTON IRREGULAR,
BUT GAINS ARE MADE
CIV Associated Rreas.)

..tsa q
NEW YORK. Nov. lo.-Opening weak
at an advance OF 59le points under lower
cables. heavy receipts and active selling
for local account the cotton market this
morning, losing still another few points
or. the call, showed loss since the high
level OF yesterday OF about forty points
on the more active positions. After the
call, buying was heavy enough TO ao.
sorb ali offerings, with esut that
prices were rallied to within 9 to 9
points OF yesterdays finals. Trading was
very active. and fluctuations. while not
particularly broad. were nervous and tr'
regular.
Shortly after midday the market b.
came very nrm on aggressive bull sup
mort and further buying by spot inter-
ests. which. with the cverinR OF room
shorts, soon had prices advancing. From
1850, tho low point on the opening call,
December sold at 1896. January from
1913 to 1898: March from 1915 to 11&.
end May from 1918 to l1.o3. These prices
were recorded In the last half hour. but
lust before tho close realizing eased
values Oft three to FIVE points and the
market was finally firm at net gain
OF four to ten points.
Sales. according TO estimate. 10000
bales.
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BUSINESS AND
PERSONAL ACCOUNTS
SOLICITED By
THE
State Bank Of Virginia,
llllE. Main ST.,
Richmond, VI.
LANCASTER e LUCKE..
Bankers and Brokers.
RICHMOND. VA.
Hieh- Grade Southern Securities
Correspondence Solicited.

will be held at tho New Willard Hotel.
In the city OF Washington. D. c., on De-
cember 10th and 18th. 1908. :.
All manufacturers Of tobacco are IN
svited and urged to attend this meeting.
and by their presence and counsel AID
the association in its necessary and ina-Si
portant work. a
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TOBACCO MEN,
Meeting Of Independent Manu-
facturers in Washington.

Mr.. John Landstreet, president OF the
Independent Tobacco Manufacturers As
sociation. has sent out letter to the
members In which he says;
In compliance with instructions given
me by the Executive Committee or this
association at its recent meeting, hereby
announce that the second annual meeting
OF the Independent Tobacco Msnurac-
tursrs' Association Of the United Statss
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Or. Wilson to Preach.

DR.. Robert Dick Wilson, distinguishes
professor at Princeton Theological semln.
AIRY. will preach tonight at tbs Grace.
street Presbyterian tllr. Wtthcrspo,hlsJ
and popular speaker he will. no doubt
have q full congregation to hear him.
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LOW RATES TO RICHMOND, VA. via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

Account meeting Grand Chapter Royal
Arch Masons. Richmond. November 10th
and nth, 1908, the Southern Railway an
nounces rate OF four cents per mile, one
way distance for the round trip from
points on their line within the State
Tickets on sale November eth. 10th, 18th
and l2th, anal limit November 18th.
G. w. WESTBuRY,
District Passenger Agent
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INV eoops vARKrr.

NEW PORK, Nov. 1o.-Buyins e dry soeds
has been restricted again by tho bullish infu.
once Of the raw cotton market upon the minds
Of the manufacturer But instead VI frignton.
ing the bIeeer into larger purchases The inde.
general conservatism and the be iar tha q
change Ia sentiment will be seen through this
10 consistently combatted By manufacturers.
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wanted: fair receipts.
.. WHEAI-A.rksi continues ,es.v. With 'lsh.
cOkS-Quist and dull.
OAIS-Vsry dull.
HAY-Wita modsrase receipts market !:
stsady a. fornvr quotations tor The oeSt
grades; other grades uuL -
EGos-Hoce,pu continue light and market
active
BUTrER-conlnuss quiet .. quotations With
liberal receipts.
8 PoULlki-LivA In na!r dsIn.nd q pr.ess.
quoted. Drexsed In fair demand; nucn suE&
arriving In bad condition owing 70 warm
VTRo aet,vs, sides and
shoulders quiet.
APpLEs-Mark.t. continues dull and rs>s'.ts
oXME-Aii good fresh stock aesiye; sour
stock has no value aud has to be sold ~ ony'
erS pricea. -A,.,..
0RANGES-Rscs,pts Of sound. well Inatu. %
stock liKnt; other grades ubsral; naxrKet tA.say
active ~,>. 70 A.
bushels: corn, =, i7s bushels; oats, ~ ~ pusa
ais; rys, l.6s9 bushels: hour. s7es barrels; ess'
a tnna. mil Ouul. ~ iona
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Promotion Announced.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. Nov. lO.--The South
ern Railway to-day announced the pro-
motion Of w. L. Williamson to 10 super
intendent OF terminals at Jacksonville.
Florida. Vice 4, Trip, resigned.
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TOBACCO MARKET,

Richmond. va. NOV, 10 1909.
Dark Fired ToDacco--, I}soruered)
ket CONTINUES quiet 81 unaAsnssd quota ,.uns,
receipts, very Ight' pew, receipts Of new 70
Stutiei: rucoipty Very light Sun'Hu. ed-Nen, re-
csipts very light market fairly Active; old.
VI Tho "e aMuo.stisns are as ! fol!ows' ,,,,,
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JOHN l. WILLIAMS Z SONS.
olnkEnS,
Dealers n RICHMOND. VA.
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
MUNICIPAL BONDS A ePEClALT1.
CofresDondence invited

sold week endins. October a1st u, 800 pounds:
pounds Sold from October I. 1909. to October
81. 1900 boe, 100 pourds: sold from october |.
for 1908, 40, 80 pounds. Sold during october.
1908. tos. 700 pounds; sold during October lsa.
Receipts continue ,isft. caused BY tho dry
weather and lack Of season Tor handling 70.
bAcco we arc having light warm rain this
morning, and II II continues long enough 10
make q season we may expect very much
iaresr receipts In the next i've weekA
The quotations are a. follows:
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Nov. 10 1poa.
QUOTATIONS,
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. lo.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1,vyj hsat. ino,udins l.rU Mesterne.
Market steady. Good " prime steels. 30. -ot9
s, Sp Door u medium -. .svD+.16; stockers aud
fssusrs, 81 ,bg4.b cows, sl..xt4 =: ~.
I.bv; cannrIs. il,lov-,:s; bulls. L769aS:
Western slssrs $3d,4..o HoEs-Receipts to.uay.
ISL nsau t1.nvglow, ~ ~ heau Harn. 100
10 choice heavy, a. 6vGpisvj loueh, may .,.l0
$50; light, ,tIGtsv; bulk Of sa!es, t!.~g+.'e.
SheAp-fReceipts ls,u0O head. sheep. strong 20
ibc. : hiensr 7 Lambs, slrong 70 lbc, ulYnsr.
Good to Choice wein.. .. $500 .2a Jar Q ID Ice
m,xsd. I1sv.3.a5: native Iarabs. t416.7k
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MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLosE
Money on call, strong, At 3l-2Gs per
cent: closing bid, 7l-2; offered. at 8:
time loans, frm; sixty days and ninety
BID: prime mercantile paper 5l-2us per
cent; sterling exchange. weak, with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at $a.sy. 500
1855 for demand and at $40. 7txl, u. 81
for si1 y day bills; posted rates. 40 1-24p
ga l-2q14. IS: commercial bills. $4.7S II; bar
sllvcr, oS LIS; Mexican dollAra, ~ ~ !.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF KIcHMoND. nov. "a lsnl
ARplyEn

PORT OF KIcHAoND. NOV. 10 tA
ARRIVED
steamer Berkeley. Guy. Norfolk. merchandise
ana pasesngess ola Dominion Ina
RtssInSr PocAhontAs. Grase1 Nortok ana
JAMES River landings, merchandise ana aaaess.
rers, Virginia Navisation CO:
steamer Helen Euphane White. IappahAa'
mock, osh Strap. Richmond 9uaoo co.
SAILED.
.a s!'o passen ss. Ga pominion lina.
PORT or WEST POINT. NOV. a. ioea
ARRIVED.
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
: Elm city. Haynes. Nattaponi Rivsr iandinsA
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. passengers aud
Elm CITY. Haynes. Mattaponi Rives landings,
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. 10. 1aos.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lansdaie Galveston.
Barge Knickerbocker. Providence.
Barge New York. Providenes.
SAILED.
Steamer LanEdale Bremen
Schooner Jonathan Fawyer Hockla0d
Barge Cardenas. Provldence-
Barge Havana. Salem
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NEW YORK HORSE SHOW,
NOV, 18TH TO 216T,
S12 ROUND TRIP
NORFOLK AND WEsTERN RAILWAY
AND OLD DOMINION STEAM

SNIP COMPANY,
Account above occasion, the Norfolk
and Western Railway. In connection with
the Old Dominion Steamship Company.
will sell tickets on November lAth. AZ the
stateroom berth on steamer, ONE WAY,
81; RoUND-TRlP, $l2; good for ten
days. For tickets and statsroom accom-
rnodations, apply to John p. Wagner,
passenger and Ticket Aren't. sss East
Main street. or at the oftice OF the Old
Dominion steamship COMPANY
q. Fl. RcSELEY,
District Passenger Agent.
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Rich1n onders in New York.
lso.o,., 10 The Tlmes.pispatch,,

NEW YORK, Nov, lost. Denis. p, NJ
Hunter; Marlborough. G. Drewry. w, g
PREGNANT; Hoffman, M. NJ. Martin. J. p
Patton, b. sltterdlng; Imperial. Miss A.
Sullivan.
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corroSsEEp OIL MARvET.

NEW York, Nov. 1A-coteonsesd oil auist
on spot and barely steady for atAr deli.crtes,
with . moderate business Prime crude. !; 9 9
saEn mot November. 33ptsAc-: OF summer
yellow, noIntnaI: prime white. a79asc,: prtn's
Nintar yellow. 00t0c
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Northern Pacific - ..................... to1N
Northern Pael0c a. Observation-Disclosures. ~ 2
Norfolk AID Esstsrn oon.. ls....:......... q
Oregon Short Line 4 ana Psrtio........ slN
conn6y1veQiA COW, SMo...........,........ 10 y
Reading suSneraj - ELECTROMAGNETIC. IN
81. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s..... uoH
St Louis and San francisco fg 4s..... SIX
ST. Louis Southwestern ists.."............. "
Southern Pacido u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e6H
souihsrn Railway So .................... iiyA
Texas and Pacific ISIS .....:.."....... III 4
Toledo. 81: u. aud Weststa ts.......... , ssss
Union Pacific coi,v.. II .................... sxa
u. g. steel "a 50 ............'......"..... 90
wabash Deb. Be ........................... 66H
wheeling ana Lake Erie ~ ........"..... IN
1ViaHnnsin N sAntrAl 81 &
colorado TSsj and Iron con. ss........ sex
A. and o., cciIatreaI trust ts.............. -
Central Of Georgia "a Ine..........."......f .
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALIleaOnni, y. ~, Nov. l0.-seaboard Air
Line cUinnion, l-7svla17; do. preferred, II bid.
SsAooAru 4s--.NULu.As uOlu4. AI.all.c Coast
Llns c0Inmvn. lyoN!va: d0. prutsrred, u1 BID.
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Cotton quiet: tniddling HE; gross receipts
los bales: GALES. W. oales: stick. ie,t0 IL o..
TOTAL to-day ~ al, eeApbr.s--Hsi rsceiptA
iol ~ bales: export 20 GieAtf Britain A.Ilt
Consolidated =, all ssaports-Net recsipts.
1a,Gs6 bales, export 70 Great Britain. sa.uso
bales; 70 France, xl.vl0 bales: TO the Continent,
67.2zi bales: 10 Aexico. l.4oO baIei-
Total since 6eytsnaoer lst * all seaports :
Net receipts, ash. bales: export TO Great
Britain, tia,222 bales: u france. sslU67 DAIss;
70 the Continent 7la70 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. ln-co1ToN--
When the Gpol cotton market opened uO.uay
prices van very easy and quiet, but dur.ng
the last three hours Of trailing bris kdenn9nd
developed. resulting In saies OF NOV bales
including 500 TO arrive QuotA,tvna un-
Under the influence ofslower Liverpool cables
traders II WAS oonsldsred that the local market
showed surprtsiuS strength, Ia not going lower
undar the lido Of sailing ordars. which con-
tinued 70 duw Into tho ring. In the as', houfs
Of the market prices ductuAtsd between the
openeine level ana the closs Of yesterday. The
heavy port receipts tor the day--l02. 1o3, aln,o {
Q record breaker. was this weishtiese bearsh
factor. Later In the session the bull elemt1
was again In evidences, and pftess were grad.
uAlly advanced to the close. when the list snow
cd net coins Of lo*rl7 points.
December, l0it1lp.Is; January. 10. 9l..@i: Feb
ruary. %. s4@laas; Aar.h: nSalLoo; April
1I.oto11.s: May, 1l1seiLl7; June. i.legnn:
July. u. 2af11lM 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. ll.-PEANUTa-
Farmers market auist Fancy. Stsc.; stu tly
spanish. per bushsi 900 No new crop coming
In
Spanish, enHs214o. Market arm. stock ligtt
fancy; market steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-11

skSns IS. csttIs-stsady 1t S26t50. sheep.
Shady at si,6v@a,g5 Lambs-Act.ve and h1ya.
Ar at 50, 76GhSQ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-11

b { .1rNcHRuRo TOBACCO MARKET,
Nnehburs. Va. Nov 70. 1903,
Repest Of thu. Lypehburg toeacee market
for thS two weeks >spdtnE ostoptr Sst: -.
ss3eytsa by I0hA T. os'espy' o sSaoS's war
eG Ss!d week ,aa.as October III. 1Atsa pasas,lJ