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The Washington times., 1904-08-26

nat s Useful.
$40 Gold-dlled Cur Links: nor
warranted for % years, for. 20
81 GOld-hlled Cuff Links, AAc
lor-'-..---
81 and $50 Brooch Pins OF I0c
me brilliants, for -..............4S
Pearl Necklaces ATM. Z >
Gold-hlled Gun Pins. the Inc
usual 25c kind. fOr............
&c Cum Pins. with all color 1Oc
stones, special at.-....-...-....IO~
Sterling silver-top Hat 0Cc
rms LOr'---- ------------.--...... Z >
Sterling Silver Cum Links, OCc
Rhinestone Bar Pins. with nOc
pearl IN center. also plain. at. = O
The newest Girdle Buckle fOr
Set. in oNidized and gold. for. ~
Golf Hat Pins. in leather
cIddy: the regular 15c kind, &C
A'A ...--.--.-- ..--.-..-... y
FlOrentire Gilt Frames that y Or
sell regularly ut soc, for......O
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1904-08-26

19c Solid Back TilIr
Brushes. oval shape, &c
Sptcldl .-....---.---.---
100 and 25c Fine French
Tooth Brushes. anu
rows fine bri-tleS;
assorted stNles g 10c
'holCe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1Oc Shaving Brush &C
IS. lof---- --.--.-.- --..-.--- -
2O-Mule Team Bor2N in
pound packages and 4
handsome Gibson E0C
picture, fCr.......-.-.- AZ
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MARKET STRONG
after REACTION |: | J | !. ! \.
Early 1nroad OH Price Level Re
paired and New Points
Pushed Upward. i.,f
spEcuLA1oRs STILL ACTIVE 4 E:
Disquict ii, Steel Stocks Follow
ed by Rally'Tfc Closing
Was Irregular.
sPEcuLAToRs STILL III. ACTIVE ! +:
(By Associated I'rcss.)


NEW YORK, Nov. Bottle stock mar
kct contInued irreguarly strong to-day OIL
a somewhat diminished volume of busi-l
ness. The tendency toward reaction WI was s
greatest during tho morning, when inc
pressure TO take profits was counterbal-
unced by only Il few strong points IN mo
market. But late In the day the ihroads
made ON tho price level were largely re-
puircd and now points IN tho list were
pushed upwards. 1t was evident that the
large and powerful speculative parties,
which have been leading the trading, were
still active III tho market and werc dill
gent lii conducting tho leadership from.
one stock or group Of stocks to another
During the early operations Reading
was about the only sustaining point and
It's sympathetic effect was narrow even
in tho group OF coalcrs. There We're iiat,
trade, but moro attention was paid to
run,ors OF the acquisition OF control OF the
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company IN
the Interest OF inc neaang e.; W Ivas,e ene
and Pacific RAILROAD stocks the market
Droadened and the strength became more
general. The wide advance In Northern
Securities on tho curb preceded the move.
1nent in the Pacihcs. and every stock
which has been connected at amy time
with tho gossI p concerning tho supposed
y Northern Securities settlement responded.
There was the usual list OF sharp gains In
n heterogeneous collection Of specialttes
and Industries. The licayiness OF the carly
market was duo largely to tho dlsQulet
caused by tho Important liquidation in tho
United States Steel stocks. The steel
stocks rallied strongly. however, and the
common touched q new high record on
the movement. III view of the require
Inents OF the December LIST settlement, the
four per cent. call money rate in tho
afternoon was not unexpected and seemed
Ito hayc no effect on stocks, which reach-
I'd the highest Of the day afterwards.
Scattering selling at last however, mado
Il The closing irregular. M
IS Bonds were Irregular Total sales. par
value. $4,000 United states bonds were
unchanged on call. $39 s5 55
The total sales OF stocks for the day
amounted to 1.47S,700 shares.
4 MONEY AND EXCHANGES osE:
Money on call strong at 3&p4 per cent;
closing bid, 3 IL per cent; offered at 4
per cent; time loans, steady; sixty days. 4
ninety days and six months. 3 3-41l4 per
cent. prime mercantile paper. 4d4 3-4 per
cent Sterling exchange opened weak.
closed stcadier. with actual business In
bankers' bills at $4.SG.GO4y4 Is for demand
and at S4s3.70(l4. 1876 for sixty day bills:
posted rates. 3l.S41-2 and 81. 81 IL; COM
mcrcial bills. SO 3-8ff4. 50 IL. Bar silver,
60 is; Mexican dollars, 471-2.
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. Nov. ao,--Therc was another
very active and weak session In the cotton
.s, sn With prices reaching new low levels
Meda,,ely foow!nE me glnners report. which
November lith than had been expected. Re-
ports fweakening spot markets. however. and
continued bear pressure soon supplied the
demands OF covering shorts, and tho market
Toward tho close there was enough covering
10 steady the market, but prices were within
2 or 3 points Of the lowest. @
The opening was steady at all advance of 8
points 70 a decline OF point. the gain being
confined TO- the December position. sales -were
previous day but private advises indicated q
Heavy selling, led BY Wall Street parties,
brought about n decline OF Sg19 points before
tho census report was issued Following the
report the list rallied some s7a9o points from
the lowest. but almost Immediately weakened
under continued bear pressur, Shorts seemed
this sou.se was !, promptly Withdrawn when
material Improvement III the tone OF, tho mar,
kot In the late trading prices worked down
To below 1000 for March and to q net loss OF
l6a22 points. on the active months The close
was no9n!nally steady at q net decline Of ITO
II points on all positions except April, which
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COTTON.
Especial "a The Times- plspttch.)

lSpecla4 w llIle 44lIleSrA!sptttcil'l t# n
Z NEW Work., November 3dr--'rhe, GIN
ners' report shows that the equivalent OF
9,7SG64G square babes have been ginned w
to tho 14thiof November ~ a
II this Is even IS per cent. Of the crop,
the indicated crop IL ll,bOO000, For the
past two years IS per cent, Of the crop has
not been gInned until tile 18th of pecem-
her. Admitting, therefore. that this erop
is a month earlier than either that Of
last year or tho year before, which seems
hardly probable, we arc confronted with
the certainty of ll,50o,oO0 bales and the
probability Of I2000C co.,
fIn the face of such figures, 7 think that
any expectation OF an advance must be
abandoned, Az haYe previously pointed
out. the only hope Of IN Improvement
was In the possibility that lie government
would underest innate the yield IN tho
face OF the census figures, It mustSba adj
United that n governmental estimate Of
ii, 10000 would tie an underestimate Of
from 800, 900 ia T50 600 bales. VI J.
In other words, ! think tho glnners'pre-
port indicates " crop Of from ~, 2s5O,,ao to
j. 500 900 and expect that cation will so
very much lower,
slgHcd) THEODORE Al, PRIe2,
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SERIOUS ERR OR IN \ REPORT
AFFECTS COTTON MAR KE'T
(By Associated Press.)

# Sc, Il (By Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS, La. Nov. lS0.-4A seri-
Gus error lii the glnner's report. made
either by the Census Department or the
telegraph company affected the cotton
market to-day. 1t opened at a decline Of
$ to II A,ints. On tho announcement of
the report an advance was made, cover
ing a considerable portion OF the de-
cline up to theAnoon hour. Secretary Hes-
ter discovered the error and the report
was found to be more bearisll by $4,000
bales than Mt first appeared and Decen-
Der declined 49, January 17,Gand March IS
points. There was n slight recovery later.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30. -FLOUR-Alurket-Du
and lower Winter patents, $4,000; Mime
sota, patents; E.ssasiG Bye Bye FlourssF y n,
Rye-Nominal Barley-Quiet.
Wheat-Spot firm; No. 2 red, 3llSh Under
bull control, practically all nday,-wheat was
active and higher It closed SGihc, an1ye last
hight May closed at $l.lltS: July, $l.Va.s; De-
Corn-epot steady: No, ., &c Option market
opened easy. but rallied eventually with neat.
closing partly Nc higher Nay eiosea a.
cd. Sc4 a5tsc. Options nominal
lies, 1s. dISAc.; picked hams. 94a1sc, Lard
Outlet: Western steamed NoS sy i6 etoseu
~ use. Rosln-s steady; common TO good, f2e1.5
Tufpentlne--Weak ut a60ftooitc. q,
Coftee-sp Rio. auiet; No: ,iiMolce; ere.
opened steady mt decline OF 9 points ana
closed steady at Il decline Of l0al6 points
Sales 81, 900 bags. Sugar-Raw, tlr1n: tatr rev:
hnirs 4hc cen5fugal:, 70 ss,i aas.; mo.
New Odenrs open kettle. good to choice,
3lQaoc- ,,,,,,,o - a~,.,
16qe6c Cheese.,steahy ana unchaAAseu' l Hsss-
Strong and unchanged =. =, ~ A. Z
state and Western. sl,$Qi.;S; Jersey sweets,
S?Q35N. Pcanuts--Steady: fancy hanap exec
ether sr, a9e sSoc cottony atean
to Liverpool, l0Gl5c,i 81 rs
{ CHICAGO, I'LL. Nov. 3o-Reduction IN
American primary receipts caused strong
wheat market here to-day Reports OF wet
weather III Argentine helped. ~ the elise s
Of lsc ; oats are down 1sc.; proylsions arc
unchanged TO 12c. higher.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows;
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. G.. Now s0-sp1RlTs
TURPl1NTINE;-stead at 40,sc.: receipts, As
casks Rosn--Firm ut $3.50; receipts, IL bar-
Crude Iurpentine-Vlrn at 32aoas'7o; receipts
SD barrels 9st 3ff1s
n SAVANNAH, GA, Nov, 30. --TUR ?ENTT n E.
Steady at 46Xc; receipts, CSC casks; sales. 90
casks; shipments. 9l0 casks. RIOS n--INrm; ro7
cepts. $500 barrels; sales. 1893 barrels; shlp-
'''tT H 4, LIES s., e.. Nov so-TuRpEN-
TINE AND sVOSIN--Nohing doing.
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FEszf-t, 49,. " - - &
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poRT or RICHMOND, NOV, 80, 1901

PORT or RICHMOND. NOV. 80, 1901,
'- Hi5 s}$ ARRIVED,
Stcn1ner Rerkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. merchant
disc and passengers Old Domnlon lina.
SAILED
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves; James
.Ryer landings and Norfolk. merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
y Steamer Berkeley Sterling: Norfolk. mer,
clundse and paasengera. Old Dominion llne
PORT or WEST POINT, NOV 30. 1904,
- 5 ARRIVED. .9s IS
Baltimore. Courtney Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo. 80 kq 8. N 5s a5
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salcs were estimated at

was points lower. Sales were estimated at
5000 bales. ias
Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day were
g., y7o bales against 1910 bales last week and
ti,U2 last year; for the week $50 900 ball 8
against 1863. $40 last week and 373, so last yer
.To.tiays receipts Mt New Orleans were 80. lGt
bale, against 16Sl5 last year. and at Houston
1881 bales against q. 6:1 last year.
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DRY GoopsHAlARKET EFT.

NEWSYORK X: Nov 80 The dry goods market
shows apprecla bly, tho effect OF stle decline III
tho raw Ilaterial, o. decided cessation OF buying
hcng1 noted ) ~ utmost every direction, But
this copdltlon has not been snffc!ent to Offset
tho admitted strength Of the statistical position
which is causing independence on the part Of
the seller In SO many dimes 4 t4F
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MISCELLANEOUS !MARKETa

PETERSBURG. VA Nov. so.-PDANUTs--
spanlsh-E :; and active ct S5c,. with good
demand. Receipts Increasing, but not sum-
Client TO supply the demand. yirginlns-Flr1n
Mt 3&c. for fancy stock. Machine, 2IsG3Ac.:
Smelling stock &C. Receipts light
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n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. "a
900 A.. M.-NORFoLk LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk l1.20 A. N. Stops only at Petersburg
Waverlyt and Suffolk. M .1sg
s:o5 A. M.-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Buffet
parlor Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Roanoke. Pullman Slcepers Roanoke to Column
bus. Blueflad to CINCINNATI; also Roanoke to
Knoxville, and Knoxville to Chattanooga and
Memphis. ssf 54Ss s3lg4sssi
1910 p. NJ. -RoANoKE EXPRESS for Farms
n 800 r: HM9oGEAN sHoRTs LIMITED. Ar
rlves Norfolk $50 p. NJ stops only at Peters
burg Wavery and SUFFOLK. Connects with
Baltimore and Washington.
rs F. M.-For Norfolk and all stations east
$3.50 r. tN.9NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINZ.
PullIpnn sleepcrs Richmond TO- Lynchburg and
Roa noke. Petersburg to Pulaski. LynchburB 20
Chattanooga, Memphis and Nav Orleans. CATS
$50 Pr .M-woRLD's FAIR SPECIAL.
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg Is Colun,-
bus Cafe Dining Car. i5 NJ
Trains arrive from the West 735 A NJ. 2:os
r NJ and 9:o5. r. M. from Norfolk II 40 A. NJ.
and G:50 p. NJ 81 ~ stf}}ss
Office No. SIS East Main street. II U
". r.. 4BEVILL, c. II. BOSLEY,
Genl.s Pass, ACT. Ks Dist. Pass Ast
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ctorToNsEED OIL MARXET.

q NEW YORK, Nov. 3o.--Cottonseed oil wns
easier again, although! demand WIS active.
Prime cr,llie, Il. o. b. mills t19Gp9Iac; primo
summer yollow * tsdi25act; on summer yellow,
low, Oisdt3lc. 5,t egf I
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Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

ST q s3 SLynchbur1.. Va, Nov. 30 1904
Sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynchburg mar
ket for the two weeks ending November 20,
1904, reported BY John l. Oglesby. Of Lynch's
Warehouse "a ts s3s g.8s
Sold week ending November 18th. 16o 100
pounds sold week ending November 25th, 1885,
200 pounds; increase for week ending November
18th, ~. 100 pounds.
Sold from September !. 1904 to November IS,
130 SIS, 400 pounds: 8 sold from September j,
1903 to November 1yo3, y52e a92, 400 pounds;
decrease for 1870, ,623. 500 pounds:
The receipts this week were quite light
somo years past. This is:sthe result. Of two.
causes. There was not us much tobacco raised,
and there has not been a season for handling
tobacco since 1t was cured The conditions OF
the offerings was rather bad. a large portion
lrhe quality OF the tobacco Is very good though
the coiors OF large portion was considerably
off. Prices on all tobacco In proper conditio
was satisfactory to the seller Much OF twas
discounted because 1t was In such high order.
Quotation OF prices on the tLynchburg market
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1Ioga-Recepts light: market active Primo,
S46005.g5; mediums $495ai6 90: heavy yoik-
crs, s4.soa4 g; light, ,7oat4: 50; pigs siso9
ket steady. Prime wethers, "a .s6lrs 80 common
sheep, Sla2.0o; spring lambs, s44S.25; veal
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CHICAGO. ILL, Nov, ao,-,cArTLll--Re-
sepls, s;oo2 head, Including 5000 Westerns;
poor to medium, $a,dla5.7i; stockers and feed.
org. 32eli,9o cows, 90; heifers, Sl,S5fp
$sft675; Western steers, saq6,lh, Iogs--Re-
CENTS, 4?,ool head, Market l0c. lower. Mixed
si,60N .Gsls; rough, heavy, $i,4OQk50; light,
= sSatt 1851 BULK Of sales s. aoa.ih5 SHEEP,
choice Wcsleris. a, 1905 fair Ia cholee, n.ix-
cd S3,bQNt 80; native lambs, s4,26Qbi6.
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,SOUT'H|jE|:,R| Raj

" TRAINS LEAVE 4RICEMON o
700 "a at.--Dnily--Loc for Charlotte, c.
1880 p. NJ Observation-Disclosures Pullman ia
All Atlanta and Birmingham. New Oreana..s
600 Pr M-Ex. sundny--Keysvillel1Joc Local. sIs 3
1880 p M.--Daily--L t'nIte ullman 81. ready
5& $3.50 p. NJ. for tg,s the Sou g sas55SS
3355 YORK RIVER LINE. Ssf
& Tho $favorte route to Baltimore and Dastern
points. Leave Richmond 4 30 p. NJ daily !ex-5
{ 2:i6 P. EM.-Local-Daily- Sunday II
IA:2O p. M.-Except Sundny-For West i Point,
connecting with! steamers for Baltimore
and river landings. Steamers sailing from
West Point Monday, We dnesdays and Fri-3
k day call at Yorktown and Clay Bunk:
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, 8 Ais
monds and Gloucester Point. ~
4:45 A.. H;.Except sunday Local mixed for
West Point sla RI
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND: 5ltS
6:5S A. M. and 6:42 Pr M.-Erom all the South
4 ass P. h NJ From Charlotte and Durham.
4 $40 "A. M.-From Keysvle. S 5i e. {sB
Z 0:25 a. M--Balt inlore and West Point. GH
1o:46 A. NJ: $50 F. ~ From est Point.
c. wv. 'WEsTDURY.D, Y! AZ. R richmond. Va
s.. H. IIARDWICH. s Is w. H.9TAYLOR5
&. H ActKERT cen i 1gr., {, n sS5
Washington, D. G. s58,3Es
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
i BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. So.-seaboard Air
Line common, 1sA do. preferred Ssh Atlantic
Coast Line common, l52all66.
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Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1osh
Northern Pacific s,,......,................. IS
Norfolk and Western con. As. ............. 1QlM
Oregon Short Limo IS and Partic........ lH
Pennsylvania conv. Observation-Disclosures. 1884
Reading General Is. 1924
81. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 6s.... ll5h
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s......... SgH
ST. Louis soulihwese err Din
Seaboard AirfIlne ds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Southern Pacific 4s......................... 20
Southern Railway Gs 119M
Texas and Pacific lists 10
Toledo, ST L, and Western 4s............ s3h
Union Pacific conv. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1855
u. 8. SteeI "a 9ass
Wabash lists gn7,a
Wabash )e1 Gg3{
Wheeling; and Lake Er1c YAK
Wisconsin Central 4s...:.. t3
Colorado Fuel conv. Observation-Disclosures 6E
NJ and o. Collateral Trust 4s................ 96si
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc y
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Nov. 50, 1901.
III QUOTATIONS.
WHEAT
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
.s (Sales at Union Stock Yar,isl

Richmond Va. NOV. 30, 1904
y The I'll mi cattle Was light and no top steers
on the market. Medium to good, sla aaisc,; ;
common 70 fair. sgl8!ac, heiters, 3Gi44c., us to
lnality;f dry cows 2G3c.; old thin cows, Ia
4Ar.; bulls, 2,4ueAc Ky. \
Light run q hogs and sold from 4.s5Q5c.
Lfst G rul, Of sheep and lambs . raj sheep
alaQ4c.; lambs, 4,aq6ise;, extra fne lambs,
&C., Fresh cows. se5dr!a5o. Veal calves, Gay7c
Prospects very good for next market. 'fa A
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CINCINNATI, o. Nov. ao.-IIoGs-Actlve.
Butchers and shippers s4660i6o; common,
g 1904. 40. Cattle-Steady and quiet Fair
g good ehippers. "a .lou rs: common, s2a2.a6
az : 81 .75d 20. Larnbs-Slow at
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/. ! II
Cotton quiet: mddling. 80; gross receipts.
1854 bales: sales. 100 bales; stock, 5000 bales
export ito Great Britain, Z, So bales; to- the
Continent, 7l6 bales.
& Totaa to-day ut ali ports-Net receipts, g.. 91a
bales; export TO Great Britain, 42.3l bales; to
France. 1851 bales: to tho Continent, 61I35
bales; stock, 3S4, III bales. s5i..
bales: export to Great Britain 115, Sol bales;
TO France. q. 4sa ,alea;S 10 the Continent. 1os-
038. bales: % Japan. 10.S21 bales. 5liS.
Is Total since September LIST at all ports-Net
receipts $3.50 bales export 70 Great Br1 tain.
lS4.ts1 bales: 10 France, a4g 90 bales; e the
Continent, y. I'LL bales; TO aIaI, IA. Dacs;
to Mexico. ~ helles.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov. DECEPTION
Spot cotton irregular, but easier: sales 1850
bales. Tn,hldIIts go TO Arrive. Quotations
&c, lower.
Futures opened easier and SOIL points lower.
Influenced by Liverpool. December and March
on persistent llamn'er!ns by. bears deyesoped
considerable weakness. losing 1872 points q
& The tone was weak and the bears were APP
'Jarently controlling tho situation Little OPP
position WAS Offered TO tho downward trend.
and weak longs seeing this llqulda,ed heavily
Quite n furry followed the posting OF the
Agricultural Bureau glnnera' report, prices au-
5vanc!ng rapidly for n few minutes. December
lowed by another downward movement, which
carried prices well below last nights ilnalz.4
I niie tIndng December opened q points down
at S.Ss, declined TO S.62, advanced 10 S.9i ana
finally declined TO s.57. other active months
showing similar changes. The closing was
q Cotton future. quiet: Defernb tr :, s 6!gs.SS:
January. S.7dIS.7s; February. s. Sigs . MaIrn.
S9sfl8 81 April 3. "a. OF; May, o7G3.S June,
9.l3G9.1 10; July, 9elH9,2l-
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sFABOARD AIR LINE RAIlNAY.

11-27,0!. ~, EEK 5ys5s ss ~ Fl
TRAINS LEAVE RIcEIMoND--DA!LY:
ESQ II Mseahora M a nC@ p kMTse,:-
81 Atlanta and Southwest. 49,
9;10 a. NJ. -l4ocnl-For ,Norlinas and Hanlet.
= TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY Y
6 ;a5 a, M,--No. 3i--trpm Florida, tlpnta and
455 r Ias M i'ss gs-Erom Florida. Atlanta and
$50 i'.s Mo is From Norllna and Local
points, 1t'f5 sss ~ * Il
= 81 W. NJ TAYLOR. C. u Al.
$50 East Aain Street, Phone +O5
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STEAM BOATS.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS
2TRANSPORTA1'I ON COMPANY

A SteaWs7l IG'7'e' 51Toct ToUte to IN
Boston, Mass & Providence, r, T..
"Wednesday. Friday and Sunday. Bor ii tvy.
denca Monday. Thursday and Saturday at &
Il. M Passengers, ana freight taken for"al
New England points Tickets on sale at {. &.
o. ny. and N. s. w. Ry. Offices. and No. Sis
East Main
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cotton futures opened s,edy and closed

Spot cotton closed quiet, % points decline;
,niidiing uplands. $50; Iniddlipg gulf. OBS;
Gales 100 bales. ~
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OFFICIAL RANCE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
81 rho,1as Branch I Cd, Banker and Brokers'.
'sAL11sss.

1890 Missouri Pacific ,...........
100 Nasht Chat and 8. L......
1s400 New .fork Chntrsl...n.,....
$500 Norfolk and West, ex div.
goo N. Y, Ont. and West. -.
200 Pacific Mall .................
102SUO Pennsylvania r.. n........
900 Peoples Gas (Chicago)....
POO Pressed Steel Car........
200 Pressed Steel Car, pfd. -.
400 ,ES public !. and s., cotri....
2l00 Republic 1. and S., pfd.....
704D Reading, cOm........ ..,.....
COO Reading, 1st pfdI...........
$500 Reading, "a pfd...
1710O Rock island, com. ...........
1000 Rock island, pfd............
1865 S. i. and s. II, "a pid......
400 8. Il. and Southwest, pfd..
6l200 Southern Pacific ...........
$4,000 Southern Railway, conn.,.
800 Southern Railway, pfd......
100 Seaboard Air Line, cofn....
200 Seaboard Air Line, pfd....
6sD0 Tenn. Coal and 1ron.......
800 Texas Pacific .............
216OOo Union Pacific ............,
400 United tSates Leather.....
219l00 United States Steel. .......
571Oo United States Steel, pfd...
800 Va Car. Chemical, conn.,.
800 ya.-Car. Chemical. pfd....
1900 Wabash. com........ .......
1900 Wabash. pfd........ ........
500 Western Union .............
100 Wisconsin Central .......".
100 Wisconsin, Central, pfd....}
Total sales 10000 share
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-01
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als III x sburg 81 Potomac X. II.

Trains Leave Itichmond---Nort hWard.
S4:15 A. M-Dally-Byrd st. Through.
K GAS a. M.-Dnily--Main st. Through. 5T.
Il 10 A. NJ. week day Islba, Ashland Accom-
$40 M.NDally st, Through. LooAl:
;12:o5 noon--Week 5Dnys-Byrd st. Through.
Z 400 P. M,-..Week5 Days-Byrd st. Frederlcks.3
lsA49Ef3 burg Accommoda ton, $s s83ss;ss5
s :o5 Pr. M.--Daiiy--Alnin st. Through.
5 6 80 F. AI.--Week Days--Elba, IA Ashland Ao-a
sos r. M.~DaIly-Byr ST Through.
Trains Arrive Richmon d---Sou thWar d. fS$
4 e:33 a. Nj week days. Elba, Ashland Ao-8
commoda ton. # t3 e yfS5 a! &
= 500 "a. sM.--Week {Days-Byrd st. Frederlcks-5
burg Accoinm odat ton. ~ $lS vi ss
1856 IA M.--Dally--Byr ST Through. as$sss
II 30 "A, M.-Weell Days. Byrd st. Through
2:14 r oe NJ, daily. Main ST. Through.
{ $50 p. n, . week days. I1ba Ashland Ac.p
s7.5 f e M.Mpaiiy--Byrd ST. Through.
500 r, NJ. daily. Byrd st, Through. Local &
$50 p, nM.-Dally-Nfn1n st. Through. Jss
NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars 81
ali above trains except train arriving Iaich-g
mond II 80 Al NJ. week days, and local accom-
nnodntions. Il! "a . ~ 8s
W. d DUKE. b G. w. Gull Nv P.TAYLOR,
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