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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23

NEW YORK, Nov. Ao az aSm
4 ~. ~ ' 'Rv va E,louraDui. Buckwheat Flour
steady ;1 corn.neal- Steady. Rye-No'nsnl' Bar
'ey Whsst@spo, nrn; No red, ,1l2 Options
had strong advance today on erll,S tbsy
and a'ye eoyspnS n saes but seadc
assn as cesnE net higher Nay
Closed July os7 ;s Rese9 opos si nas,
eo;nE , 15atsse Msy st sisasa
Bsefs,eady Gut MsatslEm pekled bel q
a. N5ysSp.1 closest Mss's ssHss
ane stsHdy Sentiment soy Rosn
stsa%y TaTpi Ra sssS: invoice
@ nnsed ls stesay as 1ea
ppices 10 an advance OF ponts Prices Prices were W,
finally net UNCHANGED e. so p ov '1M AM; fair
sais, 81 s.iss oa essntrtasa ilse
a,olasses sugaE AZ 15 I,p refined ''r' ts''-
il h5utteIrrn and Unchanged, cheose-oust
ard unchanged. Eggs-Erm s ssM "a, Wasst-
ana nearby fnsy 'F goathsTns oGse
1sas ssss
shc other Somesis qsss cans % s. 10
Firm; per 1SM,' e. s9ap1oe'a eoss9 ~ 'F''
CHICAGO, ill.,, Nov, 2a-pelay 70 TO-. h t%sr
Dss..ndR strensth IN Wheat ers to-day At Tho
dose the December option VA. w lfsS a. s nnts
is nj ldpl,sc.; corn shows saan % Tc' DAYS.
nre ~ un - y G., and provisions 6QS2Oc
"Ihe lsqdlns futures rahEsa. IS foi,0Ws;c ,o,.
"a; $! e.: ~ l; ;I
cG Dsa 49,, ., 10. 1911 4sit 4s
May ..i....,....i, ~ 20 sa,. IKE IKE Ass Ike
July ...,,,.,.,u., aotS fpN i'o's -''e
pATS-No. IN
Dec. ..,s.......,,'8 Sss} sS,, III ala.
May ....,..,.,,,,; ~ SSiiip Siiu si1n
WJuly &,.....,...,.,,.o tn 'i73 'tp -"
4Rss RosN-s'' ]: ;ss 1919 l lsss
LARD-Per 100 lhA ~, !. 10 < n ~ 81 = "a 4
~ ] an. So wv ''s- IN
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Hunters at Boydton.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
& BOYDION, VA. November al-There nro
@ number OF hunters here from the North,
! have heard OF no scarcity Of game A
good plan has been adopted hero by those
who board the hunters and furnish them
horses guns ana guides They charge GER
tain price per day. This plan appears to
be very satisfactory to III,
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Justice Harlan on the Navy.

Justice Harlan, OF the lJnitnl Stntes
Supreme Court, addressed q class az, the
George Washington University Law
he would .'lose no sleep" should the, COY,
ernmeilt build q navy as large as all i, The
other iEiyes OF the world combined, The
Constitution which SAYS that Congress
shall have the power to provide and main;
tuinTa. navy" In ibis opinion a powerful
hon OF peace. as other powers Would be
slow to pick Il quarrel wltls Il nation So
4WclI provided. l4s6is ~ ~ x e
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Bankruptcy Case.

Especial 10 Tho Times-l 1spatch.) y
CIR ems HoRo. NJ. g, No3emher 22,-An
in Sthe District Court before Judgs Boyd hoye
to-day against Rosenblatt and cpmpeny
jewellers Of this city. and 4, j. Murphy was
Ing on tho proceedings, November 10Th. II
Ia thought that the assets VIII pay rea-
sonable percentage upon the debts.
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HAMPTON Court.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
9@ HAMPTON, VA, November .a-Irhe No-
ycnher term of the Circuit Court began hero
to-day, Judge j, w. q, Blackstone calling
his docket In the presence OF " large mum.
Der of5altorneys from ell over tho Peninsula.
A grand Jury will sit Tomorrow and n
number Of indictments arc expected. Thirty
five cases are to be examined Into by the
fury ~ ali ny
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c., Nov. 22-sPIRITs
TURPENTINE-Nothi doing {; receipts, &c
casks. Rosin--Firm at $3.50; receipts. 597 bar
Crude Turpentine-Firm at 81. SO13.sO; receipts.
81 barrels
Nominal at 5Oc.: receipts. 1,003 casks: sales.
150 casks; shipments. 4s4 casks Rosin-Flrn;
receipts. ssh barrels: sales. 1,674 barrels;
CHARLi1sTON. S. c., Nov. 22.-TuRPGN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Unchanged.
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MERCHANT MARINE.
Commission Will Make Report
on Day Congress Meets.

{Byl Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, ID, AZ c.. Nov. 22.-The
Capitol to-day, Senators Gallinger and
Lodge ana Representatives Minor. Nc
Dermott and Spight being present. Under
the. law the commission Is directed to
assemblies, December 9Th. The commits
sion expects to make It's report on that
date. with recommendations and bills
While it Is not certain that the report
will be unanimous, members Of the COM
mission express the hope that such an
agreement will be reached. 1t Is stated
that no attempt will be made TO revise
tho Try-Payne bill providing for sys-
tenn of subsidies
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->pRY GOODS 1YARKEr.

NEW YORK, Now ea.--In dry goods buyers
show continued anxiety for deliveries, which
in many cases they are unable to secure. Con-
tinued export business Is reported. and the
tion.s Conyerters are among the most active
OF the home trade, and many are in urgent
heed OF goods. Jobbers are slightly more ac-
tive locally. 7 1i45 G5
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Union Thanksgiving Service.

Tho Methodist Churches of Church I'LL
have ARRANGED for 'lnson IhanksgilVmls
to. r morning at i o'clock, The
congregation OF union Station, Trinity
ana ST, James, will unite In the service.
The sermon will be preached BY the KEY,
Il r. Whitley, presiding elder OF the
Rappahunnock District. An attractive
programme will he given. Members. OF
all three congregations and the .pnhi4c
generally arc invited to attend this SER
z + F.
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Norbnrr y,ctoc a. ,,,,..,,,,... IS
Norfolk and Western con. ls.............. 1olh
Oregon Short Line As and Partlc.......... 1oai4
COW aHs.,.,,,.,,,,.,...... 1O3 &
i,eadnr General Il As l02H
81 Tn,1ts and iron Mountain con 5s..... uGh
ri. Louis and San Francisco tx. 4s........ S9%
ST. Louis Southwestern f1sts............. 97N
Seaboard Air Line 4s..............,........ 84&
Southern Pacific 4s,..............! 9G3s
Southern Railway 1881
Texas and Pacific 1sts..................... l2lls
Toledo, ST. L. and Western 4s............
Union f'acitic COW a4s..................... 114&
us steel "a 49, Oh
wnha sh,l 1s,s ~ ..,.,,,.,.............. lis "a
vvnha oh DehT Ta northumberland IS
WheaInp and I.ako ERIC &s................ 90 &
Wisconsn Central NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o2*s
coiorndo T4,el cony 6s.,,,,,,,....,........, IS
NAsand o. Collateral Trust 4s............ 96E
central of Georgia. "a Inc, II q
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MISCELLANEOUS MARIETTA.

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. 2:-PEANUTs-
Spanish, 1894 crop. nrn and active at S5c..
with good ID demand. Receipts continue light
Vi,gInias, 1904 crop, steady with a good de-
nand at 3AGt3ssc. for fancy stock; machine.
gkI3Nc.; shelllng stock, &c.
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Observation-Disclosures

Special to Tho Times. Dlspatch.)
86 CHATHAM, VA, November 22,-Miss Esther
Shepherd, formerly OF Norfolk. but now re-.
siding In 5Pittsylvunla county. and Mr.. II. Il.
Meadow. a young farmer Of the county wero
married at Pelham. N. c., Sunday afternoon,
They were accompanied by several relatives
of the, contracting parties,
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u r. q. n Richmond, Fredertcks.
rs Ia x burg 81 Potomac r. r.

Trains Leave lsichmond---Nor thwazSa.
+:15 A. M-DaiIy-Byrd st. Through. s
:45 A. M-Dally-Maln st. Through.
3 7:l6 a. M.-Week Days-,Dlba Ashland 40
40 4. M.MDaliy-Byrd ST. Through. Looal
Il :o5 nooli--Week Days-Byrd St. Through. #
100 p. M.-Week Days-By}d St Fredericks.
burg Accommodation.
$3.50 F. M.--Week Days-Elba- Ashland Ae-
sos P. M.-DaI!y-Byrd St. Through.
Trains Arrive lchmond-SouthWard. M
$40 A. M.-Nsak Days-Eba, Ashland
500 a M.-Wssk Days-Byrd st. Tredsrtcks.
No. burg Accommodation. 80 ,4 n
s:s5 A. M.-Dally-Byrd st. Through. 9sl8al
l:50 a. M.--Week Days. Byrd st. Through.
SOS =. M.@DaIly-Main st. Through.
500 T. M.-Wsele Days-Eba Ashland A. A.
7:15 r. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through.
$3.50 p. M.-Dally-Byrd ST. Through. Local
10 20 r. M.-Daily--Main st. Through
NOTE-Pullmap Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
ali trains except train arriving Richmond 1l:60
A. M, week days. and local ACCOMMODATIONS.
limo OF arrivals and departures and conneo-
tsen Is nj puk s CIV C. ", GULF. w, PTAYLoR.
t;en'l Man'r" Asst. Gent. Man'r.. Trak Man
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE Md. Nov. z2.-Seaboard Air
Limo common. laA a19.: do. preferred. 3SA 49,.
Atlantic Coast Lins common, 149 bid.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Nov. 2, 1904.
& QUOTATIONS
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

=
Richmond, Va. Nov. 90. 1904. 4
There was very good run Of cattle tile on the NJ,
prime ones In tho market; medium to good.
81 4hc.; commonSto fair, sas1.c; Heifers. so
Axe; dry cows. 2d3c.: bulls. 2G2Ec..
Heavy run OF hogs and sold from 49og BLOC.
Rough hogs 4a4e rs 70 y. sht 1l Jun
lambs. 5Hc.; others, 1900. Fresh COWS. ss5g
1000. Veal calves, 6,sMShc.i .st55i
Prospects fair for next market.
ceipts, 1900 head. Including 1900 Westerns.
Market steady Good t. p5is g.
sS s. WssssIa stes ses $685. ss
Hogs-ReceIpts SO, 900 head. Market &C. lower.
Mixed and butchers. s4.5oI4.70; good TO choice
heavy, s465g470; rough, heavy, Si3sa! % ;
light, s4.45GH.6o; bulk Of sales. S46544 90,
lower. Lambs weak at l5e. lower. Good to
choice wstfers. s4.st 90; fair TO choice mix
S1.5o1425; native lambs. sil5I6,15. y9fs
s75 head Market dull. Cnlves-Receipts. liz
head. yaas steady: grassers unchanged.
westerns, s2.7S. Dressed calves. quiet; city
dresses s 9s eeS 1oua anS
Sheep s3dl4.25; no choice here; culls. s24p2, 10;
lambs, s6d6SO; culls. S4G4.6O. Hogs-Recelpts.
.645 head. Market steady. Prime medium,
State hogs, S.; choice. light pigs. 1910
BALTIMORE, MD. Nov, sa,-BEEF CAT
TLE-First quality steers. per pound s%1t'ao. /;
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cf,rroSsEEp OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2o,-cottonseed oil In coed
tone was easy. Primo crude. f. o.; b.. mills,
21c.; prime summer yellow. ?6% I27c.; off sum-
mer yellow, nominal; primo white and winter
yellow, 30Ial3lc.
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BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. q .-FLoUR-ouiet
Contract con- and tho month. sios asIoaai southern
by sample, $50. dsLos. corn-F1rm; SPOT S, new
1G53zi c. !; new southern white 4StsGsa1ac.
sOats-Stcady; No. 2 white. q! Ec. Rye-Dull.
nutterFirm and unchanged; fancy imitati ,ea
lie: store packed, 3Il6c. Eggs-Firm and
Unchanged at CSC. Cheese-Fsirm "a, ana a. un-
changed; large. liz al medium
Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
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BULGE CAUSES
BREAK in. IN PRICES !. |.
Stocks Came Out Freely From
All Quarters Of the Room,
and Figures Dropped.
ENTIRE MARKET DECLINED
Closing Was Only Slightly Above
the Lowcst--Bonds Shows
ENTIRE MARKET DECLINED D: | I I

ny Assoc lated I press. J

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Tho opening
dealings IN tho stock market THIS morning
gavo every evidence OF Il renewal OF q
strong upward movement. Prices were
generally higher and the volume OF actlV-
fly was considerably above thai for Sow
oral days past. It was evident that al.
vantage ,yas taken of tho higher lever OF
prices to market stocks. This has 80 ire
qliently been tho action OF tho market
through the recent period Of Its advance
that not much apprehension was caused,
Z especially as new points OF strength were
developed and large buying oruorIs pas sniv
from ono 70 another. me iact ..u. I'M
one or two stocks were strong =, =. , riaet
aroused the suspicion that the marRet
was being supported for the purpose 81 Q.
realizing. The existence OF this suspicion isho,,
tho rate for call loans Hurried to per
cent. in tho afternoon stocks came out
freely from all quarters OF ths ROOM r. =, ana no
prices broke ratner pshison and Louis
viile and Nashville were based on corn
and cotton crop prospects,. There was
some accumulation Of d., iaeaI f,bey e wax
enormous absorption. both OF United
States steel preferred and o. the snA,l,s
fund bonds, and the operations were az
OF i q p So coiorado Fuel was the only, one
OF the independent steel stocks TO snow
marked sympathy Later q declino over.
came the entire market and wiped d, out
the gains IN the few strong spots. There
were no further engagements OF gold j; to or
export. but the foreign exchange marRs.
continued firm. Last prices were Only
slightly above the lowest. and the CLOSING
tone was weak at Losses generally OF pes
tween and z points.
Bonds weakened at some points IN SYM
pathy With stockg; Total sales pa, v ancHd
3-$ on CALL iR 80 49,
me total sales OF stocks for tho day,
amounted TO 1871 800 shares.
MONEY AND ExCILAEGE--cLosE:
Money on call strong and higher at l-244
per cent; closing bid and offered ntss per
cent; time loans, steady; sixty and ninety
days, 3 i-2 per cent; six months. 33-ig4
I per cent; prime mercantile paper. lag
"a per cent. Sterling exchange firm
with actual business In bankers bills at
;tS7.1514s7.20 for demand and a t si.Si.ss9
1.a.5 for sixty day bills; posted rates,
H.s5 and s4.s7'12a4.sS: commercial bills
s,SA. Bar silver, 90; Mexican dolla rs, H.
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4 Lf
Cotton. quiet: middilng $50: net receipts, 30
bales; gross, q. s5 bales; sales. IS bales; stock
%. s95 bales t.l 5it E3
Total 4 to-day at all ports-Net receipts.
l01,23s bales: export to Great Britain. H. lb
abales: to the Continent IS. 4s2 bales; TO Japan:
2t5D bales: TO Mexico 7o9 bales; stock. s6l, I'll
bales ~ WI s3ss III ~ y. -
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts, 2l2, 7s3
bales; export to Great Britain 73.674 bales; 70
France, Is 4s3 bales: to the Continent. 81, 12s
bales to Japan. $50 bales: TO JAcxlco. 100
bales. a.s}l !,
Total since September LIST at all ports g.. i.
receipts. 4.06),74 bales; export TO Great Brltain
1897, PIT bales; to France, ls4 bales: TO tho
Continent. 1902 2I2 baes; 70 apan, s9t9l bales;
to Mexico. s,l0l bales.
s NE awoRLEANs, Ia. Nov. :o.-.CoTToE;-
Spot cotton had a good inquiry. but a. the
lower rates. sales $3.50 bales. including b50 10
arrive. Quotations nc. lower. 4a.t .
Futures opened sG9 points lower than 5ester..
days closing level and soon thereafter iost 80
points more. Influenced by easier Liverpool anu
New York, continued heavy receipts and largo
crop estimates. The market was fairly acti'n
sthrioushout the session. December opened , y
points down at 9.3s. sold up to s.i2 and finally
declined TO o. 22.I The mark ct closed Wea with
net Losses OF c5I:s points 40 !, .
ruary. s.4oQs.42; March, e.4sgs,4 April s.5ose
357: May, a.Gl1e 6e.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS..

f,icnp 10 and Northwestern cor, 7s,,,,.... 1851
Chica 70 r. /. ana Pacific 4s............... SIX
C,hicaSo r. L and Pacific col. 6s.......... 9lN
c.. c.. c. and st. Louis gen. 4s............ 1es "A
consolidated Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. s1is
4 Colorado :. and Eouthcru 4s,.,............. SSts
Denyes and Rio Grande 4s.................. !0li7
Eric General 91ss
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts.........- IL
Louisville and Nashville Unified 4s........ 1osh
Manhattan consoj gold Reconnaissance. 1854
Msrican Central Il. Observation-Disclosures. 7sh
Mexican Central LIST Inc. ga
Mi.amur' Kansas and Texas fis............ ss1a
Missoi,ri Kanaas and Texas 2ds.......-. SCH
I:,tJnnai p n ~ N1erico con. Il .....,..,. g. @
Ear York Central gem 3IIs,..,........... 1904
Nesv Ier.sy Central gen 6s..,............... 1854
Eorthesn PaoiGo Observation-Disclosures. 105H
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/ May ~. 1880. no III no III
4 SHORT R1BE-Psr 100 lbs -

Cash quotations were as .ollows: Flour
Steady. No. spring wheat. sLos9l.1s; No. q
s1aL0s; No red sLu%aLn. No. ~; Z ! c sgc !.
No. white, s2hc.: No. 8 white. s9h Ga2c. Eo:
rye, 7sc. Good feeding barley ssass e. sair
to choice mailing. 424f6oc. . No. ma xsesd,
s.11h; NO northwestern, s1.197 Mess pork.
per barrel Sill lard per l ssg1s az
short clear sides boxed, s.75as.s7 Whiskey.
grade, tla2s. Butter-zFim; creaneries; $50
Sc-:s ,1airies. 1512ic Cheese-Firm at 1lG12c.;
EggH-Firm at mark, cases included, ls1s &c.
firsts, 2ic.; prime, nrsts. 2Sc. extra 2sc.
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Other Produce Markets.

INI,yy yORIl. Nov 22.-FLOUR-Market dull
and nnrtnljy lover Minnesota patent, $500
{. e. = Ryo Flour-Dull. Buck%neat, f!G PVT
Steady. Cornneal-Steady.E itye-N O'''1'!'' p u4
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RAILWAY.

Quilt MON keAI AV ~ La
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 9Th, 1904
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
100 A. M.-Daily--Local for Charlotte, M q.
u 40 P. Observation-Disclosures Pullman to
va Atlanta and Brr1ngham New OrleanAa
55 f5 Memphis, Chattanooga and all the South.
$500 p. lex. Sunday Keysville Local a $sg
IL 80 p. M.-Daily-Limited. Pullman ready
$50 p. NJ, for all the South.
80 YORK RIVER LINE. GA
The fnvorlte route to Baltimore and EaateYn
points Leave Richmond 4:2o p. NJ. daily, ex-
cept Sunday. 33 5$$s.
{ Pas 2. n. -LI1ocal..Dsailyi.E1cept Sunday.
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings. Steamers sailing from
West Point Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day call at Yorktown and Clay Bank:
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ALL
lnonds and Gloucester Point. }S,, 4. AZ D. ;35
4:45 A. A.-Except Sunday-Local mixed for
West Point ~ 3a t55
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND Is
e:5a A. NJ. and 6:42 p. M.-Fron all the South.
s:35iP. M.-From Charlotte and Durham. S#
$40 A. M.-From Keysvllle. x
Il :25 A.. M.--Baltiniore and West Point.
10 AS A. M, $40 P. M.-From West Point. L 4
G. ". WEsTBuRY. .. P. A.. Richmond Va
s. H HARDWlcH, w. III TAYLON
P. I. 81 SSff5 G. p. A. is5$ * Isl
9. H. ACKERT. Genl. Mgr.
!, Washls gson. D. 9.
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sz5 -
medium, aa3,4c.; thin steers and cows. 2ND
2Nc bulls mich o,e,y ~ extra , per
rough. ssdlaoo Calves---vea!, choice. light;
per pound. ~ gsAe;; g good: Ks: rough and
no. tai sheep. per head, 1880; per pound n
old ducks, 3S2acs; common per head. slaa.oo
spring lambs choice. peh pound. egSc:; CON- n.
light welghto. per pound. 6!s07c; do medium.
616hc.
UNION STOCK YARDS. r1rTsBURe. PA.
Choice. Sc. 25p5.50; prime, Soa5.2o. I1ogs-Re-3
ce!pts, fair. Market lower. Prime 3ea TX
leo; light workers.. s4.2aa4. 30; pigs, s4.l5@4
roughs, $1,000. %. sheep--s.uppy light. Marekt
sheep $1,000: spring lambs, Aas.15; veal
calves S71ve.
CINCINNATI o., Nov 22aHoas-Acti !, at Ct
6ft10o. higher Butchers, A.10: common. $500
IA. Cattle-ste ady and quiet. Fair to good
shippers. sta4. IS common, 500 Y, Sheep.
steady at S3v00o.7o.
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STEAM BOATS.
FOR NEW YORK.
NInht Tine for Norfolk.

BY Chesapeake and Ohio Ry., o A, NJ, q j.
NJ. by Norfolk and Western Ry, A. NJ, 5
i. NJ; also by Old Dominion night limo
steamer All lines connect ut Norfolk with
direct steamers for New York sailing day
Except sunday e;
East Main Street; JOHN II. MAYER, AEent,
Wharf foot OF Ash Street. Richmond; IT. d.
WALKER, v. r. and T. NJ, Now York.
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5 !siy i, u s.; s; s.
Spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points decline;
middnnz5 uplands. $50; n1iddling gulf. 1918;
sales. 80 bales. h
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3 RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Nov. 2. 1921.
HALEs

Virginia Centur1es-so, 900 ut ss,
Richmond City $500 at 1OsA.
4 virginia 3s-7.6O at S7ss s4
Atlantic Coast Line Econlmon-1G0 at 150A.
Z NirgirLa- Carolina Chemical Co. preferred-
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV. q, 1904.
...-lLL- y q IIrIITl -
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John S. and r. H. HARDWOOD and wives. TO
Carlotta E. qwatkln. 80 ID feet on west il 1
OF Alien Avenue. northwest corner OF Park
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I Victoria ELLEN Allison Carson to J; 7.
i INuckols, 40 IA feet on north line or true
i hart Alley. northeast corner Of Now Street,
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BALTIMORE, MD, Nov, ca,-BEEF CAT
TLE-First quality steers, per pound, 3s4941ac.
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j. 4. Burr,lss to Sydney F. and Martha s,
Coates. &c feet on west line OF Alosoy Stree
lin lie feet from north limo OF Pleasant Street,
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HORSES AND HoRsEMEN.

~ p
70. p. Whitcomb OF pittsburg Will
rse Carthage Girl, 2:0Ss4. In the matt
aees this season.
Trainer j.. B, Stetson Is at Overland
park. Denver, with the stable OF Rich
ardson & Stets0n.
Hayers james, the Canadian trainer,
will race Gallagher, 2:09a4; Arbutes-
can. 2O9A. and Dan, 2:l7l4. down the
grand circuit
DR. II. s. Whitney OF Milledgevilie,
Ca, has purchased the three year-old
stallion Direcfness, by Directum Kelly
POSI-, dam Boquita, 2:lTla, By Bow
Bells, 2:l0A.
Daniel Ryan Of Hampden, Me-. has
bought from G. I'll. Nelson the stallion
Tarratine. by Wilkes; dam, Dora A..
by Young Rolfe, 2:2iA; second dam.
Knox Girl, dam OF Aubine, 2;18. etc,
by General Knox.
The international trotting and pae-
ing circuit was recently organized,
comprising the towns OF Westport,
plattsburg and Malone. n. X, and
Montreal. The opening meeting will
be held at Westport. Sept. 90.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-16


Congressman Sparkmam of Florida,
Writes from Tampa, Florida: 81 can In
dorse Pernna as first rate tonic and i
very effective cure for catarrh. rs. M.
Sparkman.
Congressman Brewer or AEabamas
Writes Fl have used one bottle Of PEE
runa for lassitnde. recommend it,
Willis Brewer, Haynesville, Ala.
Ii. s. Senator dear OF iowa,
Writes from Burlington, Ia: "Peruna
I ran recommend to al as very good
tonic, John III. Gear.
congressman Cufhersom 81 Texas.
Writes: ~ can recommend Peruna as
one of the very best OF tonics. d. b.
Culberson, jefferson, Texas.
Con9rsssmag Lauingssoa from Georgia,
Writes II take pleasure In joining with
General Wheeler, Congressman Brewer
and others la recommending Peruna ~
an excellent tonic and catarrh cure. -
l.. 4. Livingston, Kings, Ga.
Congressman Clark of Missouri.
Says: "a can recommend your Peruna
as Il good. suhatantiai tonic and ~ one Oh
the he i reiaedies for catarrhal troubles
John u. s'larA.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-16

NATURE STUDY.

ExMaAsake Way u watch B'aowers
! ana Leaves Are Packed II the Hua.
Hare you ever noticed the wonderful
manner In which embryo flowers are
packed IN The bndi II ron should take
NJ the study of the opening flowers
and leavas this spring you would md
IL most fascinating pursuit, with
something beautiful and curious re-
vealing itself every day 10 your newly
aroused perceptions. And the best or
this line OF nature study ID that 1t In
easy Tor even the busiest person to In
Sdulae In it. Once make beginning,
and you VIII fnd the opportunities FOR
this simple and delightful diversion
coming constantly TO you In your 0rdi-
nary routine of life.
Embryo lowers are disposed In the
buds in various ways. The wood aor-
rel II rolled into spiral, rose petals
are placed one within the other,s the
pink IN folded Id Ave divisions. and
others are plated and fiuted into the
smallest possible space. Perhaps of all
others the bud OF the great oriental
Poppy Ii the best example of exquisite
packing. arly ON q summers morn
ang you may see its huge green hairy
bud &C the end Of q stem several feet