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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
New Industries in South.

Especial to The Times ispa tch.) rs 4
y CHATTANOOGA TENN, Nov. l4.--The
progress in Southern Industrial develop:
,ment for the week just closed, as reported
to The Tradesman. includes the following
new indus tries as among the most 1mpor-
tant: III
& Culpeper-$10,00O vehicle works.
II Portsm outh-S25,G COO plumbing and hard
ware com pany. e
Norfolk-slo,ooo development company;
$4,000 timber and logging company,
ssa{ 3. WEST VIRGINIA .3#
Charleston-s1o,OO bottling works. y
+ Morgantown--$10.O DO to bacco factory.
s9s $50 KENTUCKY. Ia.
Salt Lick Station-,cannlng factory.
Louisville-So0,0 900 coal company. II 35$s
Beattyvlle-S50.oO tie and lumber COM
pany. titS$
i Louisa Electric light plant.
IS Flat Lick-Coal mines {near) S3s
Frankfort-COal mines.
n i3.s NORTH CAR OLINA.
Harper's Cross Roads--Saw mill.
SOUTH CAROLINA. sss5
* Swansea-Baskct, and crate factory.
Columbla-S1G, 900 development company.
Sumter-s25,05O lumber company
TENNESSEE.
Tipton-Concrete manufacturing COM
pany.
\ Carthage-Saw mill and hoop factory.
Lenoir City-$100, 600 yarn mill.
z ille--Cotton gin. So; 3
a Jackson-POttery.
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HAD NO NEWS HERE.
Information About Stocks Came
From Washington Over Phone.

RIchmond investors were not in touch
With the New York stock market syester-
day. The telegraph service was entirely
suspended, and wires were In such bad
condition and the demands SO great that
but meagre n ews was gotten over the long
distance phone. and this had to come
from washington. n r AZ
From this source It was learned that
Louisville md Nashville sold as high as
1so and Atlantic Coast Line as high as
lso. United States Steel. common, went
ana Ohio sold at 40 50; Atch!son. com mon,
81 IL; Aralga mtcd Copper. q s7-s: Amer!-
can Locomotive, common. AZ IL: Erie.
&C mmon, 30 80 Virginia. Carolina Chem
IcAl. common, ~ 1-2; Missouri Pacific, 100.
Norfolk and Western. "A IA; New York
Central, 15 IL; Ontario and Western,
-: Pennsylvania. las: Reading. IS 1-2;
ROCK Island, 26; st. Paul. ia l-2; south
ern, common, Sc IS: Southern P.crf,c.a
9! IL: Sugar, 14S 1-2; Union Pm cifc. liz ga:
Tennessee Coal and Iron. 70 6-s "a a
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COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE cotton market
was cfectually cut of from colnnuncat lion
Ssy ee eafsn
which Were furnished by the Assocla,ed Press,
opened quiet and steady. In response 10 Liver
2 points As II was presumed that Liverpool
was receiving the usual news from New Or
leans the steadiness in that market was taken
to indicate thaI no special change had taken
place in the Southern situation.
The market held steady oil day, but ruled
l5ss. lNg!s nhowing was rather better than
re on the i ITO p, n. prices from New>oreans
the official close. and which Indicated a
winter month";
Receipts Of cotton ut the ports to-day were
last year. For the week SIS, 900 bales against t
S8l, 909 last week and al. 1907 last year No re-
port from New Orleans or Houston; wires
down.
Cotton futures opened dull but steady; closed
snoi cotton closed dull; m!ddllng, uplands.
1925; m!ddllns gulf 1850; sales 100 bales.
. NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov, l4,-CoTToN--$
Spot cotton continues IN good demand at fnll
board prices; sales 4,40o bnles, including 1000
to arrive. Quotations unchanged y
Futures opened quiet land steady with prices
unchanged to 6poInts above Saturdays closing.
Futures were extremely dull on account Of tho
centres. the wires neng prostratd by bliz-
card along the Atlantic. December opened IN
changed at 9.76 advanced to Lo7s. declined to 4
eossa au haa Wiz gains IS KS points f rf al
positions.
Cotton futures firm; November, 9 72a 1914; De- 4
sspsf y Maye asaoy Aps
May, l0l591O.l7 sii5f AZ
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Pope SENDS MESSAGE
TO THE PRESIDENT
Pontif Expresses Esteem and
Good, Will for Mr.. Roose-
Welt, Who, Is Pleased.
. (By Assoclated PreEs.)

az (3y Associated PreHs.)
4 WASHINGTON. -. c., November IA
Archbishop Chapelle. Of New Orleans,
La, Cuba and Porto Rico, who last week
returned from Rome. where he spent some
time in onsultation5 with the officials Of
the VATICAN. today paid his respects to
President Roosevelt He presented to TIE
President verbal message Of esteem
and good will from Pope Plus x. The
President expressed pleasure at the re-
ceipt Of the message. After q brief visit
to Monsignor O'Connell, rector OF the
Catholic University. Archbishop Chapelle
will 60 to New Orleans and thence to
Havana. 5 ssil
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Property Transfers.

Richmond: X. II. crnwley to Gus N. schwarx-
child, 81 1-o feet on east line OF Page Street,
l7b feet north OF Accommodation. 1925 S.
Henrico: Rachael Anderson to Nelson Rcd.
all interest in 6s-loo acres near Hungary
Spring road 81
Z Nelson Red to Rachael Anderson. eS-10O
acres near Hungary Spring road. 81.
10. Lane Stern to T.. Lee Carter. 90 feet
on south line OF Marshall Street. 40 feet
west of Summit Avenue. $500.
z S. p Cowardin and wife to William II
Day. so feet on south line OF lakewood
Avenue. s2.0s114 2Et.g
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. nov. u. 1901.


ARRIVED. 5<sSs
Z, Steamer Berkeley, Sterling, y Norfolk. ner.
cha ndsc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion fine. :
4 Schooner Sunny South. Powell Warwick
Tug Is Radiant. Baltimore, two barges Of OIL.
Standard OIL Co.
SAILED
Steamer Old Point Comfort Graves James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk inerchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Iina.
u Steamer. Brandon Harvey. Norfolk nerchan.
disc and passengers Old Dominion line. s5i4 "a
Schooner General Levi 3. Harris. Johnson
James River, light.
PORT or WEST POINT, NOV. ~ 1904
ARRIVED.
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore passengers
ana general cargo. &. " " x. u ff
b Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponl@ River landlngs
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Baltimore. Courtney. baltimore. passengers
Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponi River landingsN
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. II, 1904
ARRIVED. -as
Steamer Metis. Philadelphia
SAILED
Z Steamer Metis, Fernandina. e1'sl
Steamer Shenandoah. Liverpool.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

tc0rrected daily, Unless otherwise stated these
quotations are Wholesale prices.) Z
nsr S5s a pouHa 1v.
hens. per mound. o.; ducks, large. PSF pound,
114l4c.; small per pound, ll1l2c,; ROSTERS.
Der piece, 2ec; gu!nens, per piece. 20 425c. /;
geese, per piece, $4,000. 45.5a.ss45
GAME-Venison. whole deer. per pound, lie. /;
saddles. per pound. 15Dl7c,; Wlla turkey, per
pound, lsilact;. phrlrldges. large, per dozen
So; small. per dozen. 81; pheasaltsl each. tOD
Coo, rabbits. large. fresh, each, III l72; small
fresh. each, SYl0c.; squirrels, each, bGlSa,
#BUT"TER-Cllolce family packed, por pound
1T9lso. fancy dairy packed. per pound. l7GplSc.;
choice dairy packer, per pound l5Gpi6o,i choice
psusd i$Siic'; common, ~ havh.I, su5s,;
White and yellow. Isalsc,. .s7
EG GSTCHttJ, nearby. fresh laid, CSC, per
dozen; crates, other sections, g3c per Dozen;
barrca and boxes 21aa2c, per d9zsn;s guinea,
FRhu II! AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pe,
barrel. fancy hapdpacked. seg2.26 per barrel;
choice handpacked. u to@! q per barrel; me,
slal26 par. barrel, Lemons. per boz IS 800 100.
TO Gaod, $lbo9l,eo 81 mixed pnr b9shel, S1..od
1.40ll.60 bushel, onigps, bnshcl, 7oatS5c. Pota.
Peanuts Farmers. Per pound, sa&tc, Hams
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5CHEG.P RATES @ TAMPA, FLA,
siE ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

Account OF South Florida and A1idwinter
Exposition, Tampa, Fla. November 1925
1901, this iline will sell round trip tickets
at rate OF one fare. plus so cents, limited
to fifteen days, xclusive Of date Of sale
Tickets on sale November 18th. good to
stop over at all points In Florida within
limit south q aeR sso ha This Is the
tons, through sleeping and dining car
service For further informa ton. apply
to any agent Of he3company, or
&C, s.. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
83S y, Main ST.. Richmond Va.
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small. 1591cc.: hams. large. 1sa1tc.: Sides.
smoked smoked iyal PIG shoulders. smoked s9.oc
limbs S.sa5c.i hogs 5ad6Mc.; live hogs.
extra 81. Nai..o; winter clear. s5.ao15 81; winter
sssra!ght. tSeoa5.s5: winter. patent f5,95uG..o
Bu l per pound. 2tsSse Carn;neal, city
600. Mlllfeed-shlps,uh. per ton sci 0u2200;
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sEAB GARD AIR LINE Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE SHlCIIAOND-DAILY.
2:2o T. M.-seaboard Mail-lo:s5 2. M.-ses-5
board Express--T9 savannah. Jacksonville
Atlanta and Southwest. 5e3'a
e;1o A. NJ. -Local-For Norlnn ard Hamlet
b" TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY, 8ss3EI
6:35 A. 5M.~-No. s4-Frum Florida. Atlanta and
ass p No, 6G-From Florida. Atlanta and
$50 p ss M.WSo. aS-From Norllna aud Local
II. ), LIZARD. n. r. Al; rs
w, N, TAYLOR. c. r. A.
$50 East Main Street Phone u.s.
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Gold for Paris,
nv Assnclottd pressI

-7---- ~ (By 'Ass0clnttI @PTessJ --.----
Z NEW YORK, - oV. liza total of So
100000 in sold ars was engaged at tile
assay office to-day for shipment to Paris
on Thursday OF this amount the Ma
tiona City Bank will ship 81 500, 000 the
Royal Bank OF Canada, Sl.100,000. and
$l,O00,000 will be sent by Lazard Frcres,
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago and Northwestern con 7s,,........ 1sh
Chicago. II, l, and Pacific is..,........... TsE
Chicago, n. r, and Pacific col. 6s.,.,...... Oil
g, c., c. and st. Louis gen. 4s........... 1o8ts
Chicago Terminal observation-disclosures. so
Consolidated Tobacco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S.M
Colorado and Southern ds................... 8sN
Denver and Rio Grnndo 4s..u..i........ INK
Erie prior lien Observation-Disclosures. 1olas
Erie General ss ...........,...s........... S0T
Forth Worth and Denver City ,sts........ Ilols
H.foklng Valley 4hs........s.,..,........i III +.
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s..i........... 1891
Manhattan consol gold 4s...........,....,....lo5
Mexican Central Observation-Disclosures.
Mexican Central 1st Observation-Disclosures. zSis
MINI. and st. Louis observation-disclosures. afA
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s..,.........10 2
Missouri, Kansas and, Texas 2ds.......... Se4
National II. r.. OF Mexico con. ls.u....... SO1i
New York Central gen. ahs.............. io0ss
New Jersey Central gen. 5s................1 1854
Northern Pacific Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1047s /
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! MISCELLANEOUS MARI Era 4,
PEANIIr MARKET

PETERSBURG, VA. Nov. 14-PEANUTs-
sran.sa-lso3 croA nominal al &c.; stock prac-
ticallyl exhausted 100! crop firm and active
with a good demand at s01Ss,tc. Receipts con-
tinuo light. inias-1S,3 crop consumed 1904
crop arm with a good demand at 81 g33c.
No low grades brought In sigul. Receipts light.
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Northern Paeiac IS Observation-Disclosures. 7sA
Norfolk and Western con. 4s.s......,...... 101
Oregon Short idnc Is and Pnrtic."...... 1o4M
Pennsylvania oone. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1903
Reallne General Observation-Disclosures tsss
81. LonIs and Iron Mountain con. 5s..... 1s
ST. Louis and san Francisco fg. 4s...... s.A
st. Louis southwestern lsts.s............. es
seatoard Air Line ss...................... BIN
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Southern Railway bas.....................i lSH
Texas and Pacific tists....................12 oth
Toledo, St l.. and western 4s......,..... Slb
Union Pacific 1854
Union Pacific conv. Is. .....s.............. ll2h
Y. s. Steel I'd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SSH
Wabash lists ................,..,..,...... 1iTss
Wabash Deb BIS observation-disclosures. o. X
Wheeling and Lake Eric 4s............... Big
Wisconsin Central fs..............-...,.... 02h
Colorado Fuel cOi1v. Observation-Disclosures. SIN
N and O. Collateral Trust 4s........... 06A
Central OF Georgia I'd 1nc...........,.,.,.. II 7
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a GOOD CHANCE TO VISIT FLORIDA
s VlA@Ti4E SEABOARD AIR
a93ttgf 4s1lt IiNE Rail WAN ~, 3s5t

Round trip tickets to Tampa, Florida.
will be sold on November 18th, for one
fare plus 80 cents: rate from Richmond.
so725. stop off at all points south OF Jack
sonvile allowed on going trip. Tickets
limited to return at any time before No.
5vember Goth, Cheap side tripytickets sold
TO other Tlorduzpoints to holders Of these
tickets, n For further Information. apply
to any Seahoard agent or
D II. Isl Lizard, w. M, TAYLOR.
Dist, Pass. Agent. City Ticket Agt,
5E#SR 85 E lPhone 4n5
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The leading futures ransen rs follows:
e Open. High. Low. Close.

~ CASH y du6tHti6h5 q were folows: -F1our--
Easier. No. spring wheat. s1.lOalI5; No. 3,
81. 63IL1o; No. z red. s1lG7sLlS. No. !: corn.
tshc.; No 2yellow. Gee. No. 2 oats. soIst.: No.
white. 3113l1s. No. rye, soc. Good feedingl
barley. s933slsc.: fair TO choice mailing. 42iy
ST. i7ls; prime Timothy seed. 81 eeIs Mess pork,
per barrel, Sill. l5g1l.eo: lard, per 100 pounds.
.7lc; short clear sides tborcd) sss7sI7.,o.
Whiskey. basis Of high wines. 81 "a. Glover.
contract grade, ZIP Is. Cheese-Steady al lOA ID
lie Esgs-Steady at mark. cases Included,
17,sa.9,sc.: iirsss, Pike; prime trsts. 241ac,
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BALTIMORE MD. Now l1.-FLoUR-Quie (.
Winter patent. $. -: spring patent, $3.50
GO. Whoa t<-Dull: spot contract, sl.l5Gl1. l5h;
spot, No. red. Western. November, sl.l59
l.l5Is; southern by sample. sl9l.1.12. Corn.
Steady; spot, new. 55+c.: new southern, white
corn s1a5ac.. OATS irmer: No. 9 white. s4,Ec.
ny'A--puL Butter-Firm ; fancy imltat Ion, ls9
Co., do. creameary. &c; do. lade. 1GI17c.;
store packed l3TlSc EEgs-F'irm and I'M
changed at 81 Cheese-Firm aud unchanged
Sugar-StrOng and unchanged. -
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NAVAL STORES

q WILaIrNGTON,& N. c.. Nov. 14-SPIRTTS
sTURPENTINE-Firm at 49xc.: receipts. 81
casks ~ RosinEFirm 2, sSsS; receipts III bar
Crude Turpentine-Quoted at s2.ao93.so; re-
ceipts.5 1872 barrels. IN
iE SAVANNAH GA, Now 14.-TURPENTINE-
Firm ut 50c.; receipts, 70l casks; sales, &c
casks; shipments. 572 casks. Rosin-Fir1n; re-
.celpts. 1867 barrels: sales, ss9 barrels; ship-
ments 1903 barrels. n .G37a5
CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 314-TuRPEN-
TINE AN DROSTN-Noth!ng doing. b.
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n k&S!M N6ito|k&W6Seln
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. 8 ,{gl
300 A.. M.-NoRFOLK LIMITED Arrives
Norfolk No. Il :29 A. n stops only at petersnurg.
9,o5 a -M.-sT.S LoUIs EXPRESS BUFFET
pa.lor Car. Petersburg 70 Lynohburs and
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to st.
Louis. Blueneld to Clncnnatl; also Roanoke
O., kno1vil;s and Knoxville to Chattanooga
1910 r. M.-RoANoKE EXPRESS for Farm.
VILE. LynchburE and Roanoke. 3 &
\ 400 r. M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar.
riyes Norfolk $50 p. n. Stops only at Peters,
burg, fWaverly and Suffolk. Connects with
steamers to Boston, Providence. New York,
Baltimore and Washington. 57S.ts
7;S rs p.sM-For Norfolk and all stations east
$50 F. M.sNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE. /
Pullman sleepars Richmondfto Lynchburg and
Roanoke. Petersburg to Pulaski. Lynchhurg ~
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orlenns.5 Gaze
! $50 p. M-woRLD's FAIR SPECIAL.
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg 70 81
Louis. Cafe Dining Car. " "
y Trains arrive from tho West S7:35 a. NJ, 2:eS
p. Al. and 005 r. NJ. from Norfolk 1880 AZ ~.
and $3.50 p. MI 5aUt $40 fii ~ a
Office No. sas East Main Street
w. B., BEVILL, eFt$E c.. II. BOSI4Dx. sS4 9$$
Gen'l Pass. Agt. Dist. Pass AT
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WINTER ToURIsT RATES
-HE ATLANTIC COAST LINE,

THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE,
Winter tourist tickets are now on sale
IA ali Southern, winter resorts via the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line Is the
shortest. quickest NSand most elegantly
equipped between the North and South
IT offers to health and pleasure seekers
service euual.ed by none You make no
changes 10 Florida resorts,
For full particulars apply to any agent
G, s, CAMPBELL.
IN Division Passenger Agent.
RichpSoEd, IVA.
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VIRGINIA CONFERENCE M. E.
CHURCH, SOUTH.
LYNCHeURG, VA. NOV. 1928,
SS 90 ROUND TRIP, $500

lTt M WI HOONU4fT HTF-J T'NVW y
Via Norfolk and Western Railway.
Tickets will be sold Nov. 49, 10 and II
good for return passage until Nov. "a.
Three da 'ly trains In each direction, Pull,
man, parlor and1sleeping car For tick
formation, apply Richmond Transfer
Company, Ticket Agent. nyrd-Street Sta
ton, or at. comipnny's office, SSS East Main
Street.
G. II. BOSLEY.. eplstrlet Pass. Agent
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DRYs-t5;ooDs MARKET

NV YORK. Nov. 314--No material Increase
In buying was noted In the dry goods market
to-day. but a good many buyers seemed 10
feel more faith in the future.
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SOUTHERN RAIL way.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. sTH 1904
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. "
y 700 a. M.-Daily-Local for Charlotte. N. c..
u 30 P. -Dally-.Lmited- Buffet Pullman to-
Atlanta and Birmingham. New oraank
Memphis, Chattanooga and al the South. 5sS
Z 600 r, MEX. fSunday-keysvlle Local,
1850 r. .-Dally-Linlted Pullman ready
59I5fFg $3.50 p. NJ, for all the South. IS MR.
ss,5Is 81 YORK RIVER LINE. 5yH
The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leave Richmond 4:2O p. 81. daily ex.4
cept Sunday. WI t5la r.
a:l5 P. M.-Local-Daly--15xc Sunday. s45
4;2O p. M.-Except Sunday--For West Point \
IA, & connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings. Steamers sailing from
West Point Monday, Wednesday, and Fri-g
j day call ut Yorktown and Clay Bank
"a Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, Az
monds and Gloucester Point 5e&i5sSS55i
AS A. M.-Except Sunday--Local mixed for
West Point. ls3&e
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:5S A. NJ. and 6:42 p. M.-From all tho South
5:35 p M.-Fron Charlotte and Durham.
$40 a. M.--F'rom Keysvllle. ;E?s35
O:H A. M.-Bhltin,ore and West Point. " 96
1O:I5 "a M. $40 P. M.--Fyom West Point. 3e
6, W, WESTBURY. D. p. a.. Richmond Va N
S, H. HARDWICH. W. II. TAYLOE.
e-5sSs p. IT NJ, }2 3f @. r. A., j931' 4
&. II. ACKERT. Gen.l. Mgr. "a ii
Washington D. 2. II
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
Fl BALTIMORE MD, Nov H., -Seaboard All
Line common 1885, 1914; do. preferred, ssAnD
3SSs. Atlantic Coast Line common, 15lGtlaa ~
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. 4
(Sales at Union Stock Yards I, ~.


Richmond. Va. Nov. II. 1904.
There was a good run OF cattle on ME mar
ket Monday. and market dull and draggy.
Best steers, * g5c medium 70 good ~ "a &c;
common TO fair sg 5 heifers sa4Hc; dry
y Fair run Of hogs. which sold from 5.4ol6,tc. /;
shoats, SIC; rough hogs. IAa5c..E as to quail
1ty. II
Good run OF sheep and lambs Fat sheep. a1sa
nc; best lambs, &C.; others. 41sdl5sc.. as to
quality; fresh cows, s:og49.00. Veal calves.
cg7e. 9.
ca1c 4 70 ILL.,, Noys. l4.-cATTLE
Good 70 :. prime steers; 80 +o4!y0; poor to me-
VIZ II 2sG4 so; he!fers sl75a5. % canners'
Western steers, ssa6.l5. El;l.ld3?Kl? Iznssy4.s
1@9s4o bulls S Ssgi7 calves ssshoql5oo;
Wsstsrn s,esrs so SSj
head. Market loc, lower, Mixed and butch
ers st7Og5.io; good to choice; heavy. 1900
s2 ssu saes sex 81 Fs So se
head. Market lower. Lambs weak. Good 10
s sHSrs ws nvs a%Ss sas e choice mixed
5,3sd head Steers, 1913. %; bulls. ssas,ss:
COWS. .loa3.0o; extra fat do, $3.50 Calves
; hsss9s Sres asaa cAy sss ' e1 as.s
collie. per pound. Sheep md Lambs Receints.
aid esp sr o ss ss sssas su shasa
S. ssad. q one deck, $3.50; Canada lambs. ;5.si;
s Marfet 's seady Prime stase boss $50 AeA
p GSssNAg 80 s sspps4s @ hswss
So, 5o14,Go Cattle-Active and lower, Fairyto
good shippers s4as1Ls5; common. sedp2,eb,
shesn.steady at s1.b0qDi,oo, Lambs-Easy al
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cOTToNsEED9 on MARKEr

E NEW YORK, Nov 14.-Cottonseed oil was
quiet. but steady Prime crude. +; O.. b.. mills,
mer yellow. nominal: prime white, 301Slc.:
prime winter yellow, 30I3lc.
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U. s. tefuhdln3 IS. Observation-Disclosures. 1914
U. s. reftihding 2a, coupon .......n........ 1904
U. 8. ga registered iots
U. 8. ss. coupon. leiih
U. s. New IS. registered. 1s5sl
U. s. New A. coupon Observation-Disclosures. 1919
us. Old Is. registered. ................ 1fsA
u. S. Old 49,. coupon JcsA
Atchison general ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lo2s
Atchison adjustmsnt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Atlantic Coast Limo 4s...................... 90
Baltimore and Ohio 4s................... 1914
baltimore and Ohio 3ls. .,................. 0sH
Central OF Georgia Observation-Disclosures N
Central OF t5eorE,a ist Inc .,........... az
chesapeake ana Ohio 4lLs,....:,.......... iO7A
Chicago and Aim aAs...,...,.,,........ sou
Chicago. y and Quincy new 4s....,.....o.. n
Chicago, NJ. and ST. Paul gen. 4s.......... lloa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
FOR NEW YORK.

BY Chesapeake AND Ohio Ry.. o A. NJ.
NJ; BY Norfolk ana ~ Wessern Ry.. D a. A.. :
i. Nj; also ny ny S ON lp'o1nnl5n ngnl line
direct direct steamers fo o. New York sailing 1 M.iy
except snnuay, +; Nj; r,.,. "'
ra as Man Street; JOHN II. MAYER ay.S @s
Wharf foot Of Ash street. Richmond; ifTp'ttss'
WALKER. -, 2, and 7, Nj New Yok.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE M.E.cHURcH
WAT 8LYNCHBuRG. NOVEMBER
23, VIA CHESAPEAKE

Round trip tickets Will be sold via
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway from Rich
mond to Lynchburg. Va, on November
18th, 10th, 18th and 18th, at 50 limited
and Ohio leaves Richmond, Main Street
station, at 1920 a. NJ; parlor cars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
TOBACCO MARKET,

Richmond, Va. NOV, H. 1904.
Dark Fired Tobacco Receipts and offerings
continue very light, and market Quie, at un-
changed quotations, Sun-Cured-tNow)-Fnir
receipts; market strong and active at quota
tons Br!ghts-Rece!pts light; market con-
ttnues quiet, but firm.
The quotations are as follows:
I " DARK FIRED IIYOBACCQ-NEW.