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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH.
A Potato Digger Turns Up an
Old Silver Coin.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.)


CONFORM. VA, November 5.-Tllerc Is
a peculiar feature in the history
Of shilol, Baptlsa Church OF this
county. 1t Is the oldest Baptist
house Of worship and congregation IN
King George and one OF tho Oldest Iii the
Northern Neck; and yet there was never
grave opened. or a person buried, on
any Of that ch,lrch's grounds until q
few&days ago. wl,eI[s tho Sreina1ins OF Mrs.
Caroline Gray were laid to rest there
In accordance with q request made by
her some time previous to- her death
When 1t was made known that Mrs.
Gray had expressed such a desire. the
church realized thei'. singular experience
in the matter OF biirying their dead; and
.forxthe first time in all their long and
successful history, had to forthwith ar
range for the opening OF a cemetery
Shiloh has been noted for. more than half
n century, for its large membership, and
yet is the only church of any denomina-JJ
ton in all this section OF Virginia whose
grounds are not dotted wi tn graves. (.
Mr.. r. i. Clare Of Cash Corner, near.
here was digging sweet potatoes several
days ago, when his hoe brought up Il
yshincy silver dollar out of otato-hlll.s
The coin was about eight or ten inches
below the surface of the earth and had
evidently been there many years, all
though Ii was bright.
The merchants OF King George are LAY
Ing In, unusually large stocks Of. goods
in nnticpat ton OF a. long. close winter,
more than in anticipation Of Increased
business.
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DIVORCE. IN SOCIETY.
Mrs. Mary Glenn Jones Declares
Herself in Constant Terror.

A4 Especial TO LIE IlmeS- Dispatch fi{ }sa
D.ANVIIJLE, VA, November 5.-Mrs.
Mary Glenn Jones, a prominent society
woman, formerly Of South Boston. where
her relatives now reside, has filed suit
fol divorce iii tie Corporation Court
against. her husband, Mr.. Dorsey Jones.
Tho bill, which was filed by Mr., Julia !
Meade, attorney. alleges that the plaintiff
is sin constant terror aud dread OF her
husband.
Mr. Jones, the petition states, has been
afflicted with q partial paralysis Of the
body for several years, ard this is pre-
sumed to have made him moro ilrita-
bio and reckless ana less able to con-
troll his temper. Mrs. Jones alleges that
her life is in constant jeopardy. She
says that her husband when angry with
her, abuses and threatens hcc and often
accuses her OF seeking and encouraging
improper relations with other men, whom
she only knows as. ncquaintances, and
from whom she has received no further
attention than the rules OF society re-
cliire.
Tho complainant asks no llimony, but
petitions the court to sell tho house.
In which she ana her husbandslive. pay
the mortgage Oh it and turn the remains
der of tho purchase price over to her.
She makes no claim for the control Of
her only child--a boy sixteen years old.
who under the law, can choose his own
guardian.
Tho complainant was married TO nor
husband when she was eighteen years Of
age
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The Hunting Season.
Especial to The Times, Dlspatch,)

Especial to The Times Dispafch,)
BOWLING GREEN, VA. November q.
Tho sportsmen report game hard to find,
the weather being so dry. Deer are
getting quite numerous in some sections
OF the county.
Caroline issued last year eighteen hunt
ing licenses, which was second to the
largest number issued IN the State By
any county, va
MI e, u. Ilnopp, of Warren, Pa, Who
spends his winters hero hunting, arrived
In tinlei to avail himself Of the first days
hurt.
Miss Ethlyn Vincent is III Washington
under medical treatment.
Mn II. G, coghlin,;. who was married
to Miss Rollins, Of Stafford has returns
ed to Bowling Green with his bride Where
lie will reside.
Dir. c. s. ,Wcbb accompanied by his
daughter Miss Marguerite, Is. in New
York on business,
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splASvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

Receipts az renortcd nv 'p.ibreii Br1thcrs
have been larger this week than for come time
past and the triple sales lasted until noon
several days. With FAVORABLE weather for
now on. ASH the farmers are Highly pleased
with the prices they are getting. T'fie offerings
are n great disappoin tInent to those in search
OF the desirable types OF wrappers. blu. the
manufacturers Viii find this crop, a. good one
for their purposes, as itisvery ripe and sweet.
medium to good types largely predominant. a
considerable quantity of 3long.f coarse. nonde-
pear cheap MS compared with the other grades
Prices are Very high on all tobacco under &c.,
and the common grades arH'fsabout as hgi,
as they were5in fail Of lel:., The buyers are
out iniful force. ana the market is quito
active with an upward tendency.
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NAVAL STORES.

e WILMINGTON. ~. CT, Nov. 4--sPIRITs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing: receipts, So
casks. Ros!n-Stcady at $3.50; receipts, go
barrels. Tar-Firm at SLIGO receipts. IS bar
relS Crude Turpentine-Firn at 81 80 for hard
and $3.50 for dip and virginia; receipts 70
barrels. st3 w b 800 5lt&s
Z. SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. 56--TERPENTINEI-
Steady at JOkc.: receipts $40 cass: sales i63
casks Iishipments. 9lS casks Rosin-Firm: re-.
ceipts, 2,675 barrels; sal $, ?,195 barrels; ship
ments, 200 barrels .afgEi
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4 NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov. 0.-cOTTOE--5
Spot cotton very quiet. Sales =, 2N bales, In
Guiding 80 20 arrive delivered on Contracts,
100 bales Quotations unchanged.
Futures opened steady and unchanged TO two.
points lower. For d short time after the open
Ing some strength wns shown, March a1vanc-
Ing TO s.si. 3 roinlg higher than the close OF
yesterday. Being the end OF the5.week tho
bulls lid not give the market any SUPPORT
and allowed prices to take their own course.
December opened "a. 9.e7, sold up to a.G1 de-
c,lneG to 9.S3 and finally advanced to 9.ss. The
OF Gf2, points. AL " rs 54
Cotton futures steady: November, 9.s2aea;
December =a.6sle.E: January. al; February
March. e.sSGe5i; April. e.as4lpo,;
MAY. 70 OF 10 OS 80.
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market for tie two weeks ending November
Warehouse: t45 5.g Y "a HI is15 -.i.
Sold week ending october 18th, 1900 pounds 4
sold week ending November Attn. 90 100 pounds:
increase for week ending November 9Th, 1890
pounds ~ &
sold from September l. 1904 to November :,
1901, Az, 100 pounds: sold from September J.
1909, 1190,2oo pounds; decrease for 1904, 1910
pounds
y The weather continues dry. though at this
time It Is close cloudy with some rain falling.
Receipts were quite lightsatd the tobacco Of
fered was rather more Of the new crop than
color was a little off. Prices were about as
FOR the past few weeks. with new tobacco rang
Ing irons 50 to $3.50 for lug: $3.50 TO Sc % for
medium leaf. e and $3.50 to $1,000 for the good
and, fine leaf This is considered fairly good
prices for tobacco in its condition.
q The quotations are as follows
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In Honor of Dir. Knight.

a reception was rendered Wednesday
evening by the congregntion ot Calvary
baptist Church IN honor OF thair pastor,
Rev. l3yland Knight
Tho church VAS tastefnlly decorated IN
palms and chrysanllemums. Light re-
freshments were served, and the occasion
was most enjoyable, Mrs. Knight, mother
OF the pastor who formerly lived hers
had the pleasure of meeting as9ln many
OF her girlhooa's friends.
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MISCELLANEOUS !MAREEra.
pniN1r1, 1fApXRr,

q PETBRsBURd5 VA, Nov, a.--pE!tNUTs-
SRanish-l9o 3 crop nominal at Doc. Stock prac
offered; 1904 crop, market active with good
demand at soc. Receipts practically nothing.
3lac for fancy stock: no law grades brought
In sight; receipts Very light F8G
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NEW YORK, Nov. ta.--FLoUn-Market dull
and feasur..!ess Minnesota patsnt; Gas d ~
Fair 10 good. sI5oaaI5. lsuckwhsa, Flour
pnll a. I, y.llo.
! Wheat-spot market f.n; No 2 red. sl.1sis.
m,o Hsnps ls2 Ss
covering aud small spring whea, receipts Tho
close showed nc. ne, advance. May closed a,
Cor cornDs SPOT. stspiy: 30 Z, esc. options mar
ket quiet. hui held firm on small recetp,s and
dull Mixed, si,z gs5s.c. options nominal ! !,
80, s:e beef ssa,i ssh GU
sa ns 7,:e. rer pound; pl,sled hams s,sia
cd 37.53 November closed at. 7,io nominal:
refined tsteady; continent 1875; compound.
scn ~ iss T. n.s4s i TaliosS
ssteadv: city, nc; country. AE.a &c Ros.n-
Stsadyc str;,lnsn eemmsn e. sood.
mid quiet; r1erdova, ,salsc. Tho market for
ruled generally firm. The market opened firm
at an advance OF . points ana was .{1naly
steady al net ayInes q G ar r sas
Ing. g7sc., cent rifugal, % test, ! q &c;
inoassea sugar. aNc.; refined firm &C. C2nc {, g
crushed iiai,, Ss.t-o; powered ;54e vranula,ed,
$780, cubes s55S iee-stsady; d9m (, n,a fair
steady: Long island, si.75a..c0; state and
Western 81 5oai !. o.; Jersey sweets, 81 5oI2225
Butter-Strong; extra creamery, 24a2ihc.;5
Western facr>1-'; common to choice, :tsA l6r;
Cheese-Firm and unchanged. Eggs--F1rn ana
Po.r,oes-ste;ldy: Long Island, o.;
state and Western, sl.5Ga6.; Jersey sweets,
81 .5oN2. %. Peannts--Dnll; fancy handpscked'
5lI5Xc; other domestic, 3u6Ac. Cabbages-.
S;icady: per barrel. inI75c. Cctton-By steam
TO Liverpool, !ealoc-
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. ;,--l'resh reports OF
damage. BY drought caused II Arm tone In wheat
7 here to-day Closing quotations on December
wheat are up nc: May is up &c. corn shows
n gain OF l4assc-; oats are UP BqAc; pro-.
visions are virtually Unchanged. 556555
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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c14 bales.
b Total since September lat at all seaports---
Net receipts. 33l3.1G6 bales export TO Great
Britain, l.o4o 80 bales; TO France, osa.4T baes:
to the Continent. T5s. SAG bales 10 japan, 10, $40
balcs; TO Mexico. G,s0l bales. ,Sssf III
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corToNsEED OIL A1ARKE,

y NEW YORK, Nov, 8 Cotonseed oil was
about steady with a light denland prime
crude. T.. o. b, mills. eac.; prime summer yell
low 26& N27c.; of summer yellow nominal;
prime white, a013c.; prime winter yellow,
S0fJ3lc. t IN Es
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DRY 4. GOODS MARKET.

s. NEW. y RF1.S Nov. 5.--BuyinG in dry goods
has been restricted on the Closing day OF the
week. and yet the market continues IN a very
strong condtio nwlth prices tending upward
rather than evdencing any Indication of weak
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I. CATTLE MARKETS. /.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK aiARK1rT. Z.
FIJI (gales ut Union Stock Yarda)

Richmond Va. Nov. s. 1874.
There was. a light run Of cotton tho market
as ane tns a see SSs e ss's
jxrs; 4; 81 S:r FIJI Is. ::Ss
shoats. sa5Ac.: rough hogs. 4za5c
LIgh, run q sheep and lambs Fat sheep
:e ia e vsai ealses i -
4>o head. Markei steady to lower, Good {, o
prime steers ssI6:.o; poor to medium s515er
W.; hsIfers. si.7sa5eg; sannsrs si:sas. s !;
bul!a. s2a4.o9 calves, 1871 %; Texas-fed steei
Rssssts s ssss head iesSs art ss 5ase H ows
Mixed and butchers, H.s5Q5:l5; good to choice
heavy, t5.o5Is.s': rough. heavy. 5000: 80;
1910 head. Market steady
Good to choice wethers. s4.e5qis3: fair 10
choice. mixed, s3,5oa4.lQ; native lambs. stGo e'.s
NEW YORK. Nov. -BEEvEs Receipts, 80
head; no sales reported: feeling steady Dress.
for native sides; Texas beef. 5,sasac. per
pound Calves Raceipts. a:5 4 heal. Market
dressed cSo" slow TO so sa posna
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 3,I?9 head Sheep
s,SF k sSs o s9w ana nnS. ss s
800 Dnssed niutt9n steady at 5isTs5.c. per
pound; dressed lambs. saol:c, per psnnd.5
Hogs-Receipts, s.0ll head; mono on kalc. feeling
nominaliy, steady. J$S
gI-NIoS STOCK YARDS. PI1yrsBrEG; PA
Nov. Va 5.-CATTIE--Suppy light: market
steady. Choice, s5aods.5 80; prime, $3.50: fair,
SSp3.i' Hogs necsinia heavy: mark ct $ ow'ss
heavy yorkers S 81 q 80: light do, $5loa 5l5 !:
pigs. $685. 10; roughs s4dA.7 10. sheep--supplys
light; market slow. Prime wethers 4. 25l: 4I0 4
spring lambs, s.. 5Ad5.75: veal calves. 81 TO,
CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. 5s-HoGS-steady.s
Butchers. s5.so; common. $3.25g4.75. Cattle
Strong. - Fair to good shippers y4n4. 70 COM
mon, S2G2.a5. Sheep-St1nng a, sl.a5ny.75.1
Lambs-Strong ut 100000. 81 I'll
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I Mr.. Corley to Retire.

Councilman 7. CT E9rley, Of Henry
Ward, viii tomorrow night offer his
resignation as q member, having re-
moved to another part Of the city,
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
Z. iHALTIMORE MD. Nov. 6.-Seaboard Air.
Line common and Notwithstanding doing.
a atlantic Coast Line common. l3JG1P
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The MARKET
QUITE Dull
Tie Days Trading Largely III
tic Hands of Room Traders,
Leaving Small Impression.
j. S. STEEL AND COPPER
Decline ii, Both Of These Stocks.
Loss by Gold Exports Reflect
cd iii Cash Decreases.

f5,y Aaybcinied Press.)

! NEW YORK, Nov. 0.-To-day's rather
dull trading In stocks Was largely IN the
hands Of room traders and their uncertain
1 mood left small impression on tho mar
ket. Tho tone Of the market was do
cided by the United states Steel stocks.
These were affected by realizing and the
traders sold In consequence. There was
II rally late In the morning on covering
of shorts, but prices cascd off again III
sympathy with tho late decline Of point
IN United states Steel preferred. The
decline Of j 1-2 I'm copper was an additions
asin1,lcncc In affecting a market which
vas still largely given over TO the Indus
trial specIsalttes. rho advances IN Ten,
ncsse Coal. Republic Steel preferred and
q few other less important lndustrials
proved II poor substitute for United
States Steel as sustaining factor in tho
market, There was no marked pressure
10 SCH but the Discrimination TO proceed
with speculative ventures until after the
election left little sustaining power. The
bank statement agreed closely With the
Indications from the weeks currency
fully reflected in the cash decrease. but
with to-days s2,ooo,Gpl shipment to Cuba
still to be accounted for. Missouri Pa.
fourth week Of October hurt i tslat stock
and New York Central's small Increase
for October was disappointing. The mar
ket closed easy. -, Total sales Of bonds 'r'
Total sales Of stocks to-day were 49,, Y
GO shares.
Money % cali. nominal; no loans; time.
loans. steady: 60 aud 50 days and six
months, 1-2G4 per cent. Prime mercan-
lilo paper, iA4 IL per cent. Sterling ex-.
bankers bills. az 1856. 45as4ss51 for demand
and at fis3, 70SiS+S3. Is for sixty day Bills
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Norfolk and Western con. 4s............... 1oit
Oregon Short Line; As aud ParTic...,...... l0AiS
Pennsylvania conv Observation-Disclosures. 10ih
Reaching General 4ss.......,... 10lN
st. i1ous and Iron Mountain con. 5s...... iisia
ST. Louis and San Francisco fg. is........ Sihs
ST Louis Southwestern 1sts............. s7Is
Sen boa ri Air Line Observation-Disclosures. So
Southern Pacific IS oIai
Southern Railway 81. ISL
Texas and Pacific lists t.......,.,.......... 12lN
Toledo 81, l.. md Western Is ............. S0Si
Union Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 105M
Union Pacific COW Observation-Disclosures. 1095a
IT, S. Steel I'd IS Observation-Disclosures. sss<
Wabash lin b .............. 1171A
WABASH Deb ia G5
Wheeling and Lake Erie is.................. 81
Wisconsin Central 49,. ...............,....... 92
Colorado Fuel cont. STA
n and q Collateral Trust 8is ....,,.,..... o.
Central Of Georgia I'd Inc II "A
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COTTON MARKET:ss.

NEW YORK. Nov. gi.--CottonmarEet opened
steady at q decline of 3 points to an advance
OF / point or rather better than due. on the
cables Tho weather map showed slight rains
in one or two sections, but nothing u suggest
damage to Tie crop remaining III the fields CT
TO sretard the movement. Local sentiment
seemed bearIsh on the average. but there war
considerable covering IN preparation fer Sun
and the holiday on Tuesday and following
the call market ruled steady with prices at
about last nights level. Business WAS almost
entirely local and very quiet.
I.ecepts OF cotton at the ports to-day were
1924 bales against as9S lasL week and 65.63l
s3C e.6 Iakt week and 43l,07a last year. To-
DAYS receipts at New Orleans We're $50 bnles
against II, SOB last year, and ut Houston 1884
bales against TO- $50 last year. rs III
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Y = = = - = --71-7-I77-- n
TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va, Nov. s. 1904. 84
Dark Fired fTobacco-Market continues quiet
at unchanged prices; receipts and offerings
very; light, un-Cured-(Nnw)-Owin to con-
tnued dry weather, the receipts are very light;
changed, quiet. but firm! fair receipts.
The quotation as follows: 4
4 al 9, 5..I
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE {

PORT or RICHMOND. Nov. Is, 1904.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Point Comfort Graves James
River la ndings and Norfolk merchandise and
pa ssengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Berkeley. sterling. Norfolk. mcr.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, II. l. and Pacific col. 5s............ Blk
C..3 c., G. and ST. Louis gen. 4s......... l03
Cb,icago I'er1ninnl Observation-Disclosures. s27t
Consolidated Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. 7tA
Colorado and Southern 4s.................s ssh
Denver and Rio Grando is;,,,,,.,..,...,, 1902 r,
Eric prior lien 1Ooas
Erie General SIX
Fort Worth and Denver City lists. ....... 11Gia
Hooking Valley AIS .......................l 0s7s
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s............ 10.
Manhattan consol gold 4s.................... l0A33
Mexican Central Observation-Disclosures. 72ts}
Mexican Central 1st Inc. 2lh
MINI. and st. Louis Observation-Disclosures. 81 &
Missourj,s Kansas and Texas 4s...... -. 1olA
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2ds......... a5
Nationa, n 6R. Of Mexico con. 4s.......... 1874
Now York Central gen. 3i4s............... 10Jia
New Jersey Central gen. 5s.............. 10 n
Northern Pacific 4s .......,............,. 105
Northern Pacific "a AK
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fBAI,rIAloRf1.F Md Now 5,--I 'i.Op I--Dull
and unchanged. eat-s!eaayi spot contract
iilsai.l3A; NO. red, Western Sill liM;
new, SPOT, 'bsdlbs ,ic.;snew southern white coi NJ
i7d5sc Firms No ,Sh e, s,,,MSiMe
iSirm and unchanged; fancy imitation, 1sIl9c.;
do. creamery, giTs5c.; do, ladle l6al 7c; store
packed, laIl5c, EsGs-Sleady and VnehnnEed
n Il 25c. Cheese Firln; large. !! ll9sc:i me-
small, 1lSdllHc. sugar
Stronu n nd unchanged st ss4@ ff ~, 80 Z,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Nov. 8. 1904.
E6 QUOTATIONS

1,onrbeny (car lots ....,.. ~ @si.ls
4 Mixed (car iotsl. .,.,....,....,,., III q lis #
Shortberry Gear lots) (. III a. l.IS
No. 9 red Gear lots) :,,:.,..,,,,.,l'l7 @ LIS
va bag lots for seed,r...,.,wl, LIS *
CORN sis WI vs.
NM sw, w ss!s " s !,
S No. 2 white Gear lots) '.s,,,.., 20
q \: $ $H is:a 5 e;
OATS
N Ne m %'xss Gear ls!:}}. ssa
& No, white Gear lots ,,,,,,,,,r.n g
& Winter seed nV.,,.,uI ~ J "
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FINANCIAL.
r DC EL-Y'S
FINANCIAL FORECASTS,

An active market may be looked for tho
coming week. with violent fluctuations both
ways. SPECTATORS and investors need q good
financial letter to keep them posted ours
has iis faults we do not know 1t all, hut 'wo
do know q little. and our Letter viii be
found to average AT LEAST as we'll as amy
other, no matter what tho price. In fact,
ours was the ONLY letter that advised profit
taking and short sales last Monday morning
al tho yerS top. Even the party who controla
two advisory concerns, and who usually
writes bull tips for ono set of customers. AMI
hear tips for the others, was go confident
that stocks were going up. that he had BOTH
hts letters btlllsli that morning You know
what followed. and Of the nice turn that could
have been made within two days by those
who sold Instead OF buying. However. Soma
OF tho tip merchants have dono very much
better than usual tho past month Tor two,
and IL VIII be. indeed surprising II they arc
not bullsh ut tho top. GGs
What the market will do Monday Is some-
thing OF a guess but we expect TO have
pretty good line on things after election. You
cannot get my advices correctly from tho
concerns who quote income day latn-ns
some OF tlAse concerns like to quietly boon
otlier letters lin which they arc interested.
at my expense. Our Forecast, Issued daily
at 1880 r. NJ, will be mailed to any address
ono month, lon trial for 81. No hot-air or
s"con'; Just plain common scnse
A. N. RlpGELY, 20 Broad ST., n. Y.
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CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. oC;sss-steady.
Butchers. $40; common So, 25g4.75. Cattle
Strong. Fair to good shippers. y4a4.15 COM
mon, s2I22 Sheep-Strnng at sl.a5n375.l
Lanlbs-Strong ut 50. 10000 M
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/ PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Nov. a--FLouR--starket dull
and featur.!e.s.i Minnesota patent. SI6.l0;
winter patents. s5.eqa6.o1. Rye Flour !; ready.
Fair 10 good. s4.5oIi75. 7, 1suckwheat Flour
Dull Mt 4 S2dgs.ls. Cornmeal--Steady;,s yellow
western, Ji.I1erl11 Ryc-Nolninal. Barley
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.YE SIS @ ~
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IL Cash quotations were as follows: fLOUH-
si ayi spring pa,ens, s5,5ouS,s1; straishts
s1.7oa5,so bakers, $sgiiG Y, os Nn q. s2rl na
SLIGO Isl No. corn, 5iisc,; No; yellow
sssc 10, oats; 2ss4c No.ss white e.. si naa
feeding barley, S7U3Sc,; fair 10 choice nlaltinG
llerS.c, 10. daxseed, iiio; No, northwesi
ern slld prime Timothy seed, - ~! 90. Mes
pork per barrel, SIGH O5; lard perlt0 pollil1s
S7ii7OsIa; short ribs sides Noose) s!taM !,tp
short clear sides (hoxedJ, SOFTEN Whisky
basis high wines, ST. u!asnr cohsgaS
saEc.; dairy lIetl9Isc t Cheese Easy ~ .lol
sl0.Ic.i EggS-Stendy at mark vases included
CisGlahc,; hrsts, zoe; prime fiists. &c ex
trns, Sc. 80. sst.t.... '.t51e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

DISCRIMINATING gulf 1910; shles, y bales !.
Cotton, quiet; middlil,g. 1915; net receipts,
eoO bulss gross ATS bales; sales p bales stock,
0" Total to-day at all scapors-Net receipts,
0,oA bales; export to Great Britain. 1905
bales: to France, $3.50 bales; to the Continent.
ao4 bales stock. $4,000 bales.
A consolidated at all seaports--Net receipts,
a, 9si bales; export, to Great Britain. 1895
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. va, Soy. 8. l

virginia c.ntnries-sls,coo at 27is. u.
.;ta hnari Air Line ts-Sl,Qo9 at ~. -.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-01-09

WAN rED-FAITHFUL PER
sou to travel for well estab-
iShed house III a few counties,
calling on retail merchants and
agents. Local territory. sal
AIRY $50 90 per week with expen-
Se3 additional, all payable in
cash each week Money for ex-
penSes advanced. Position per
manent. Business successful
and rushing. Standard House,
$50 Dearborn ST., Chicago. 46-10
WANTEp-FAITHFUL PER
son to call on retail trade and
agents for manufacturing house
having well established business;
local territory; straight salary
$50 paid weekly and expense
money advanced; previous eX-
perlence unnecesSar, position
permanent, business successful.
En lose self-addreSsed envelope.
Superintendent Travellers, 6O5
Monou Bldg Chicago. 48-7 Pd.