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choice hnnIpackcd, sl.75ae per barrel; medium,
handpac ked 81. 5OIl75 per barrel: bulk, siYl.to.
Deans--Navy. No. 1 white. Sl.7DGlL So; common
TO good. xl.6eal.e9; mixed. per Dussei. $3.50
In; colored, 3i25qL50; biaclseyn peas.
tocs Virginia, 49d59c. per bus Western. u 9toc
por pound, a,s+.sc Hams
small. l5dl6c.; hams, large. 1Sgllc.t sides.
bveais-Best. Gt. a7c, per pound: runners. 4a5c /;
iarnbs, 3i.asc.;; hogs. SSgs4c.: live hogs.
bStshc G. deer, 1Ufi1lc. Game wanted 5@
superior, S3.15A4.9o: winter
extra. s4.Ndi476; winter clear s'ao.4 40; wint Ter
straight. s5.5qa5.7s; winter patent sa.eSue ~
sacked 1on72.sc.: country bolted. sacked, e2,s %
Csc Millfecd--Shipstul, per ton, $2ltOa...v 70 ;
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.PlERPoN7' MORGAN
TO BE PRESIDENT

Special to The Times nispatch.)
s. NEW Y DIRK, Nov. 81. Pierpont Nor
gnn is likely to be elected president or
the Metropolitan Museum of Art, to sue
at the annual meeting ynf the trustees on
November 2lst. tits said that Mr.. Nor
gan, IL elected. will accept tho office. AS
the first yice-president4h he Is now acting us
president of the museum. Mr.. Morgan
has lust had published ali elaborate and
exceedingly costly work descriptive Of his
splendid collection of Il Chinese porceIQns
which he lent 10 tho museum.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKEr,

s(corrected daily, Unless otherwise stated these
POULTRY Nlyel-Fairly actye. Quotations'
Chickens, large per. pound he; medl ,s
her hens per pound 49,; dueks,arga. per pound
3isNl3e. ducks, /, small. ps. pound, 1871 I,
lac; large l2so1Sl,; small, lOGllc,; Cat tur.
keys III &c tive demand reeeipts lig hi.
i;aisa.; fancy dairy packed. per Sound l70lss,
gehsjco dairy packer per pound laapli 10; choice
store pac ked, per pound l5gllGe,i medium. per
ehoico yellow rolls lcaplIc per poullai mlxed,
white and yellow. lidl6e, ler pound &
5.lozen, crates. other sections, s.c. per dozeni
barrels and boSes s95slc per dozen gulena,
~ fRR Hui IS AND Llgs-Ap pJes per
barrel fancy hapipaeksd, ssaSas.5 80 pr Darrell
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I RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Nov. >, 1904

A. C. II. n. r. Ctfs. of Ind. ISL 5000 al 20.
s Riehm mo city $1,000 at lo7: 100 at los;
All Atlantic Coast Line "A"--oo at 1907.
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. prcforred-l
share nt 1l1h; 3 at lllla; 1 at ll1A
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. conln,on-1
Notwithstanding Chemical Co. COL Trust s
~ tentra Of Georgia First Incomc-1o,ooo at %.
STATE SECURITIES. BID, Asked.
North Carolina 4s c.. 19lo.......... loaa ~.
North Carolina S., e. 19lS:;;...... lss
va. Centuries, ga g. and r., 1o9l... o. NIX
CITY SECURITIES,
Richmond City 19Ss.....,,,,.,...... 1878 ~.
K RAILROAD RONDS, ia @
A. d. II. r. Con. Tr. u p. c....,... 0Sls -.
A G, l.. Certificates OF Ind. r. Co.. % -,
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a GOOD CHANCE TO Vlsl 5FLoR pa
VIA THE sEABoARD9 AIR
985ilssfEI TINE 7Ali sVyAN.'5Ja3 "a E4sf

Round "trip tickets ta'ranna, FLORIDA,
Will be sold on November 18th for ono
fare. rlus so cents; rate from Richmond,
sa7.25 Stop Off nj all points south 81 Jack,
somville. allowed on going trip. Tlekets
limited To return, NJ any tinsa oefore ~ o.
vember 30tl Gherp sdettip Tickets sod
Ia otlier FLORIDA points II holders af these
stlrkets. For further information, Apply
10 any Seaboard agent, OF
\ II. S. .iIARp, N, Nj IN fltoH,
DIST. Pass, Agent CilS Ticket sAgt,
Phone i0o.
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RAIL Az,

SCHEDULE IN EFFEC.r NOV. 6'rH 1904 ss5
s4 TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND SS5lkf
700 a. NJ --uail Local for Charlotte Nc.
L 30 T.. M.--Dnily- I.imited--l'uffet Pullman -
Atlanta and birmingham. New Orleans
Memphis, Chattanooga aud all the Soutn.t s
600 r, NJ FIX Sunday i>eysSilla local is3
ll:2O r. M.--Daily--Limited. Pullman ready
40 $3.50 +, NJ, for I'LL the SdtitiI. lSS
ssS$f# ~ YORK RIVER LINE. 5SS III
The fayorte route to Baltimore and Eastern
points, Leave Richmond a 20 T. n. daily, ex--SS
ccpt/ SulidAy. 5 y eeij fs S sig f,5 "
a:15 r. M Local iy-.Excspt Sunday
&I;.J r. M.--Except Slnday--Eor West Polnt,l
y connecting with steamers for Daltlmoral
and river landings. Steamers sailing from
West Point Monday. Wednesday, and Fri
E day call ut Yorktown and Clay Bank; =
Tuesday Thursday and saturday i Ais
nonds and Gloucester Point, sf4a3
4:45 AZ. nj. ---lixcspt sunday--I1ocnl mixed for!
53gs West Point. @5ystE
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
G:5s A. NJ, and Gi2 +. NJ From all the South.
3:35 n NJ. --I'romS Charlotte and Durham.
$40 A. M.--Irom Keysvill6 #
s.25 a. M.--Baltlinore and Westy Point. 5ss i}zi
1915 A. NJ, 5.iD r. M.-From West Point. 3ti
G, W. w ESTBuHY, y. PA. Richmond e.
s. ii. HARpWICII, w. II. TAYIOE,6
G. IL N,,KERr, Cent? Mgr. 4 sl5s
Washiigt ton. -. z. NJ
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200 *. c. IT,, con-.
IlOiS0 Amclgamated Copper -.
100 Amer. Car and Foundry.
700 Amer. Cotton Oll.%........
100 Amer. Sniff ................
100 Amer Snuff, pfd............
500 Amer. Can .......,...........
5000 Amer. Can, pfd..............
100 Amer. Locomotive. com....
200 Amer. Locomotives, pfd..,..
ShVO Amor. Sugar ....!...........
2oloo a., y. and s. re, conn.,.
800 A., r. and s.. Fc. nfd.....
$500 Baltimore and Ohio.........
1880 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
100 Canada Southern ..........
]lO) Canadian Pacific .........
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio......
$500 Chi. Great Western........
10000 CHI, Nil. and s. P..........
1900 Colo. Fuel and Iron.
1900 Colo. Southern, conn.,.
4 200 Colo. Southern. list pfd. ~.
700 Cold. Southern. I'd pfd......
Clev., Gin. Chi. and S. L..
Cont. Tobacco. pfd........
400 Consolidated Gas 3..t.......
2i0n Delaware and Hudson. .....
700 Del. Lack. ana Wcst....
llo0 Eric. com........ ........
$500 Erie. 1st fd....,,.,........
1900 Erie. "a Neutrality-suspicious..
1000 General Electric ............
1900 Illinois Central .............
1000 Louisville and Nashville.
500 Manhattan ...... ..... .....
$500 Metro. Street 1lailwhy...
5000 Mexican Central ............
$500 Mo, Kan. ana Tex, COM.
400 Mo- Kan. and Tex pfd....
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. c. Nov. s-sPIRrrs
TURPEN11NE F. steady at 50Hc.; receipts 50
casks. Rosin-l'iln, at 2.h0 bid; receipts. al
rels. Crude Turpentne-Flrnl at se.s0lSso;
receipts. S.. barrels
41 SAVANNAH, GA. Nov. 3.--TURPENTINE--
Iirnt t dc: receipts, SIS casks; sales, 40
casks; shipments, IS casks Hosin-IFfrr: re-
ccipts ..4!5 barrels; sales, 2,4s5 barrels; ship
ments, y, barrels. Esa a3W
ciIA{LESrON. S. c., Nov. 3.-TuRpES-
LTINE AN EpROSIN--NothIng doing.
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n k&XAVAN60if6o|k&WeStel

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. 54:
600 a. M.--NORFo1lk LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 1i:so \. NJ Stops only q. Petersburs.a
COS Il. MIST. LOUIS EXPRESS, Buffet
Parlor Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke TO ST..
Louis. Bueheld to Cincinnati; ALSO Roanoke
to Knoxville, and Knoxville to Chattanooga
ia:io p. iM.--RoANoKE EXPRESS for Farn-.
ville, Lynchburg and Roanoke. II nm
400 r. M;-oG G A SHORE LIMITED. Ar
burg. Waverly and Suffolk. Connects With
steamers to Boston. Providence, New York.
Baltimore and Washington. 81
1875 r. AL-s'or Norfolk and all stations east
80 r. M.-.NEw ORLEANS sEIORr LINE:
Pullman Sleepers Richmond to Lyrchburg and
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol, Lynchburg to
Chattanooga Memphis and New Orleans, Gaze
1:so i. M.-woRLDs FAIR SPECIAL
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to Sta
Louie. Cafe Dining Car. y.
Tralns arrive from the West !: SS a q. 2:o a5I
P. NJ. and g:o5 +. NJ; from Norfolk 1870 A.. NJ
Office NO SIS East Main Street. gSf
i8s w. d. 5BEVfLL, g. Il: BOSLEf
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II. a. Mccurdy and wife 70 l., Y. Jones'
C - acres near Fort Leo station. si.2oO
John r. Adams and wife to II. A., AcCurdy,
Stnith and sands special commissioners. 10
". o. Mosby. 10 acres on Now Market rctd
adjoining Four Mile Creek Church. 'ihh also
20 ncres on -Four Mile Creek, s7as,iG.
Lucy c. Scott to Charles l. Jones. us icet
on New Market road near Earina Grove, Sleo.
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Wall Street Gossip.
Especial 70 The Times Dirpat.

Especial 10 The Times Dispa;ch)
trs aM on sSs gii oeD1 Exchange there was
s 30 distinct trend 70 Tho course Of prices, hut
the tone was good nnd some ie'S .ifsnss en-
part OF the trading could be- traccabe 10
4 professional sources. but there was no DO.
Sire TO prc,s stocks FOR sale.
Rhode Island was one Of the most ac.!x.
The snnnsn the Ma. opsn sh as
4 THIS is the time OF year when they should
show big earnings: and Their is softis rHas
viii be remarkable The Moore crowd are
buying thei- UNDERLYING guarantees aud even
their own f''s per cent. bnnhf, bur haYo
Tennessee Coal and Iron was very atreepE
on louisville order for rf,lIs The talk Of Il
s dividend IN tho spring so fnr docs not como
from The right quarter.
The re- IS very little question tha, ,nenl-
Z bers OF tho standard on interests are really
buyers OF Leather common and more anxious
Il Ia get stock than to Irut the price UP.
II is said In we'll Informed quarters that tho
Z Missouri Pacific earnings for tho Nest three
months. .>inclufinS October VIII mako re-
narkabie showing.
siderable buyers or BROOKLYN Rapid Transit
this morning: this was rather NOR, more open
than their dealings usually are In u stock
they are so Intimately associated with.
AlthOuE h Union l'aCi!IC was fhlDer-5 ncu'y
after midday. some fairly active, houses sny
there ara some evidences OF accommodating.
and they would not be surprised to see M
other quick movement IN the stock.
People wh6 profess to be in touch with tho
+ nooI in Colorado Southern say that tho active
bull speculation Is to DO in the second pre-
ferTed stock.
After midday tho tone was rather heavy,
although nothing like weakness developed.
: aud the early advances were fairly well n,ain-
tsincd 1t us though. that there has been
soIne distribution of onG stock under cover
of the strength IN lAmalgamated Copper.
Tho most ulsi, talk comes from houses Of
minor importance.
After showing very great activity in the
Z first fifteen minutes when UPWARDS of 100000
shares were dealt In the market was quleter.
although still very activh In places. Tie
Changers were n little heavy and business
was ruJyciently concentrated In a$lnled
4 number Of stocks 10 MAXI some traders
bearlsh.
IT was estimated that London bought some
+ thing like 10000 shares Of Steel common In
tho first hours trading Arbtrngc houses
have been borrowers OF stocks In the loan
crowd and there Ia probably a short interest
IN London against cala.
II is said that tho Gates crowd Is out OF
Union Pacific. but Ia taking n prominent l,art
IN the advance In the Steel stocks
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MISCELLANEOUS :aARRGra
PEANUT MARKET

ID PETERSBURG. VA, NOV. s.--PiIASUTS--
5Spanish-Alarket nominal at soc: : 1893 crop Writ
,ually used. There still remains heresa small
lot OF 1902 crop, which are now being sold.
There will be less peanuts carried over this
year than eyer before. Virgin!as-Market &c.
for fancy stock, with no offerings.
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q DRY GOODS MARKET.

81 NEW YOI,k, Nov. 3.--The dry goods market
showed an nndertone OF strength. which ia
In 4 certain important qunrters that should
lead the general buyer. TO bellows In the inner
ent strength OF the market and may induce
tn. latter TO operate moro extensively in the
lrur- future. - )
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

chica 20 ana Northwestern, con. 7s........127
chica 20, r. L. ami Pacific Az ............. ,6lS
Chicago, II l. and Pac. col bs ........... SEA
C.. c., c. and ST Louis gen. 4s......... 1oais
Chicago Terminal Observation-Disclosures. S2.s
Consolidated Tobacco, 4s...,.,............ TAX
Colorado and southern Observation-Disclosures. ssI
Denver. aud Ito Grande 4a........,....... 10.
Erie prior Hem 4s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1904
Erie General III SsSs
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts....... iIOi.
glIockf.ix Valley 100
I DiilyyiIJc ana Nash Unified 4............. 10
MAMMA, tan consoi gold 4s.................. i6a &
Mexican Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. z
Mexican Central Ist Inc !. ". ......... .lias
MINI and e. l.o,IIs "a, OF
Missouri. Earlsas and Texas 4s............ le2
Missouri Kansas and Texas :ds............ 1919
National n. II. NJ Mexico ron. 4s.......... 81,
New York Central gen. avs. ........... l'o,s
New Jersey Central gen. IS ............... 13is1
Northern Pacific As ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l0J Y
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Henrico County Items

The electoral board OF lIeniico net yes'er-.
day ana got everything IN shape for tho cleo
ton. Tho precincts will DO in tho salrc
place. and Will DO open from sunrise TO
,slrdown,
IN accordance With n resolution OF TIE SUI
pervisors, Atcssra. II. II. oBudars L. ca are
examining the books Of tho treasure. tho
-clcrle and the commissioners OF revenue.
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,sEABOARD1 AIR LINE RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE TICHMOND-DAIIiYS s
a."O r, NJ --ScaboarI Mail--i0.a5 p M.Sea-
board Express--l'o, savannah, Jacksonville.
Atlanta and Southwest. 3g{ s x
TRAINS AIlRINE RICHMOND DAlLf. .5
U:95 a. aI.--,No.s 34-FIpm Florida, y tlnnta and
Az tho Southwest, 3.g5 III .if758a
4:Ss Il, Nj. no. GIL From Florida. 4 Aanta and
ho Southwest.
$50 =. M,-So. sd-From Norllna and Local
points. s. j " SsE6
- = = ". NJ. TAYLOR. 4 CT. A.. +
$40 East Main Street. Phone io5. lf5I5
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV. 3, 1904.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV. q, 1904.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Point Comfort GSayes. James
passengers, Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer berkeley Sterling Norfolk, nlcr-
ctandse and passengers. Old \ Dominion line
Steamer Maud. Clifford, James River. lumber,
Z. G. Gum. r -
SAILED.
Steamer berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, rnerchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV. 8, 1904.
ARRIVED.
Charlotte. Murphy. baltimore. passengers and
general cargo. .
SAILED
charlotte<Alurphy, Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. g. 1904.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Voltage, Mobile.
Steamer Armenia, Wilmington
Steamer CayO Largo. Galvestpn
H Schooner II. II. Benedict, New Haven.
Schooner Dnyard Barns, Providence,
SAILED
Steamer Knslaia, Liverpool
Steamer Voltage, Bremen
Steamer Kelvinbank, Bremen.
Steamer Arnlengn, Glasgow. s
Schooner ". S, Schustor, Portsmouth, n. II.
Schooner Agnes Manning, Boston.
Barge William II. Common, Portland.
barge Pactolus, proyidellce. ~ flf
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Richrnonders in New York.

Especial to The Times DispatcL)
4 NEW YORK; Nov. $.--WnldOrf--E Ar
Talbot: NInnhattan--Nlrs. s. w. Travis.
Albert. Thnlhin,er; York; g. Miller,
S. Lee; Hotel tor.-IN.sI. Scott; Grand
-tS u Clark,
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COTTON MARKET5.

opened steady a t a decline OF 1af5 points. or
,T s1'Sr ssn apa On hs ,nssss
extent by dinness Of ne English si,o, mar
lclt and stendiness at New Orleans also had an
effect on local, prices. which in.Ined;aiG j
mai quotations OF the previous night. At this
level offerings became II littla heavier. PrlvAte
cables from L,rciooi We're hnlish bmt h9nsss
In addition to this there was Some uncertainty
over the showing OF the census resort, ana
fresh demand. Just before mid day they were
about $40 points iowr r; The ginnsrs report
nn pass snnea 9Nhs
when the bulls had been predicting about, CO.,
90 bales Following this report prices sho, ", UP
como irtegularIty still further Increased the
gains with January going rs h!g has loc.5 ~
or two. and the market was finally very steady
nj n net gain OF 5Ml0 points. Sales were es-
s,imatod at 1900? bales. ~ a,, to.,,, ,ye,o
osse bales against be,ot2 las. week and 6s 4,
last year For the week AS 60. bales ~ ngnin u.
receipts at Now Orleans were 1873 bales
agn.nst 1880 last year. and nj Houston li'-So
bales against 1859 last year.
Cotton futures opened easy and closed
steady. Fl =, !. :
December .........!. 7G s.S9 a.st 9'SS
January .........;...s' : 70" 80 , III
Ntaml, .......ii los os5 100
April lo,lo lo,W 1"y ~ w 9
I,,rIc ............... 1000 lp3 wv. !9'dD
July .,............. .lo.os 1921 1901 w.
SPOT cotton closed quiet ana steady; mid
ding upands. lQ15; middllng gulf, l','o; safes.
1890 bales.
Cotton steady; midd!lns. 1915; gross receipts e:
1o.1s7 bales; sulcs. Loo bales; stock 81 ioS
bales; export 70 Great Britain ca- pales' 70
'S To,al to- to-day at all seaports-Net receipts:
70 bales EXPORT e Great britain 6aa pala isi
bales stock, 75lso: haler a.. ..,,,,
Consolidated at III seapor!sDNst rece sI *
1ss,sT bales; 10 Japan 1901 bales,
Total since snptemher 1T at AL senpSs !raa-
Britain .o.i ssS baies to France, 25l,e57 bales;
to The The Continent 755Oi7 bales; to japan 1850
bales to Mexico, ISL pnles.
NEW ORLEANS; IAN . !! Moy s S,ooG n,jsS,:
sales 600 bales. Including 2.4oo to arrive.
Quotntions 1-lic. higher. ,,a.a
by ulfavorable Liverpool. which had the effect
q otssttg very nnllis ma, report Was
posted prices advanced with rush November N,t,.it
gaining points while , the other postlona
anS h 1Sat unis fnS
Vide, The number 81 bales ginned e October 6a
vas sas', so Il S "a the m ,ndsTs ba S's
Inc ris' market closed very irm With net Gains Of
Gotton futures firm; November - 9 M
psssmbsSs 9s s sIc 1a ~ ss Rpf e
IlO.ii; May, 1o.l9G 1920
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BALTIMORE sTocE MARKET.
s. BALTIMORE, MD. SoY, s.--fScaboartl Air
Line common. lstsIlsh: do. preferred, %s.s
asked. Atlantic Coast Line common, 1igIfil.
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coTrONsEEp OIL 6stARkE'

NEW YORK, Nov 3.-cottonseed oil was
firm and more actve.' Prime crude. t. o. b.
mills, 20f7.Oisc.; prize sumter yellow oG%@
.7hc; off summer yellow, nominal; prime white
und winter yellow. S0d3lc.
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saab!e vc;ils, !Sils.op: choice. $50; srassors.
ss.so - prime Westerns. si.2o. Dressed calves
lower: city dressed vcals. 7eti2lsc. per pound /:
country dressed 7G1lc. per pound. sheep and
I.ambs-Receipts.53 8, COZ head. Sheep steady;
lambs opened steady. closed weak. Some sales
l0fll5c. lower. Sheep. s211.s9; culls, se.37issb
40; lambs, s5d6c.: crlls. Sifp4i0. Iogs-Re-
reipt4, 4,sl3 Nlead. Market about steady. State
hogs, 81. 5ol5.Go.
CHICAGO: ILL, Nov; so,e ca IT, E-I re.
Market loc.f. higher. ti;oo'l 70 prime steers.
sG.l9Gi7. poor 10 mediums So 50 o.. %: stock
ets and feeders. s2ai.15; cows. Si.t0a4 -; hell
ers,S }1.S0l5.10; Gamers. tl.21fis.3a: bulls. SoD
APO; calves, s3aT25; sTcxas-fed steers. So 25al
505; Yves tern steers a. .AlG515 Hoss--Receipts,
1000 head. e Market Soc. higher Mixed and
butchers, s4.75l good 70 choice, ienry.
s. 0S rs, ri; rough heavy. s476Gfi 80; light, iS5p
TIT: bulk OF sales S4aeft5.1o. sheep--Receipts,
lwethc,s, xI.a51f475; fair to choice mixed, 5000
ic5; native lambs, siNa..o.
P1TISBGRG, Pa. Nov. &C. ATTL Ft--suprly
light ma rket steady. Choice. $SS11t5so; prime,
s5I5,.1; fair, $3zlaso. Hoss--Receipts light;
,l,arnet lighter Prime heavy, 5.40u5.45; ine.
diiitns and heavy yorkers s. Daa a; light n
roughs. $3.50 Sheep-ISupply light: market
sida.Go. spring lambs, ;s.5pa5.I5; veal caves,
tIst,.50. IL
4 CIScrSNATI. o., Nov. 3.--FioGs-Ac tiye At
&c. higher Butchers. $50 common, s3..25GAsl
Cattie--sstnnay Fuirlto good shippers. s4is4 10
I common soa2. 20. ShceI,--StronS at $l.25G3.S5
Lanlbs-Strong at $3.25G5.7u
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q e p u Richmond, Fredericks-
Us . * ] sburg q Potomac X. II.

uVu ~ = ~ Ass,
Trains Leave INSTRUMENTATION thward.
#4.l5 a. M-Daily-Byrd St. Through. ~
GAS A. M.-Daily--Nlaln ST. Through. 4& RI: 5EH
87:l5 a. Al.-yqcels Days--E iba = stland 49,
$40 N."AM.@baly-Byrd s. Through. Local
Il :o5 noon---Week Days-Byrd ST. Through. IN,
400 p. NJ .---Week Days--Byrde st. Fredericks-s;
p burg Accommodation. III, sslsSs.
4 5.0s r. N .--Daify--Main ST. Through.
$50 p. M.--Week sDays--lslba. Ashland iAe-
sos u, M.-Dally-Byrd St Through, q
Trains Arrive uthWard. III,
$40 a. AI--Week GDays-Eba. Z. Ashland
AccO.luliod ton. ss va
& 500 a. At.---Neek Days-Byrd st. Fredoricks-s
@5 burg Acconinoda tion. Nh " IS a$5E
:a:5s a., M.--Daily--Byrds St. Through. s5
ii so A. M.--Wcels, Days. Byrd ST. Through,
e:o5 r S1-sDally---AIain st. Through
500 r. M.--Week Days-- Eba. Ashland 1Ac-.5
7:t5 r.. M..-Daiiy--Byrd st. Through. "a 81
( $50 T. M.--Dully--Byrd ST.. Through. Local
stops lI 55
1920 p. Af..-Daily--Afain st. Through
4 NoTE-Puman Sleeping or Iarlor Cars on
all trains except train arriving Richmond ll:bg
A. NJ, week days, and local ACCOMMODATION
Time Of arrivals and departures and connec-F
". d. DUKE, A O. ~. CULP. W. F. TAYLOR,
Gent. sAIanr., ASS t. Genl, Man'r Trnf. Man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
SLIGHT HALT
IN STOCKS.
Believed to be Due to Close
Proximity and Uncertainty
OF the Election.
u. S. STEEL is MOST. ACTIVE
Market Closes Irregular and Uil-
decided, 'rl1ougl, There Are
No Serious Results.
INV Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Nov S.--;rhere was q 1,oltn-
BILE subsistence Of speculative Interest, n ~. INC
stock market today. There was . 9. u.,',,
Tor some OF tho powerful interests: that ma
those interest were sui taking hut tpef tneir
Operations were confined to fewer stocks
and were on n smaller scale than Tor
some time past. Halt IN the ACTIVITY Oh
the market Is generally i a.,fiS Se eectio
s,ioh strensth as there was ~ 10, io.oim rn,,
market was largely confined Ito 70 INC , 1ro,,
and steel indnstrials. and bore = ,, c,Gse
that that the the orders received by the Z. $.
Steel Corporation were IN an inc ~ s,rns
dnctive cnlhcity. Jhe United states Steel
stocks were the most active Of INC group,
but some of the partly d1rnanI st f..lsS
made much better tie, Ean n,, sInss.shenield
Steel 8 pointg. The Pennsylvanln group t 81
railroad stocks showed symnathy WIN
this strength, as is ,isuaiif me ne f fns,,
traffic which Is made mp Of iron and Esteei
products. Tho running OF the first cars a
over the new I1ast River bridge gave a ,i,f
the advantage Of a further advance IN the
pricn Of refined sugars Aside from ING
strong poipts mentioned tho market was ,iss
rcact!onaiy but the deS,,ne WE y, Min, 81
leading stocks. These declines were large
Is made up and converted Into Mt, gains fo Tor
rallies. we'll from their early depression
OF, account Of some export estimates OF
a heavy corn crop. The stock market
closed Irregular and undecided.
bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value. $3.50 United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
The total sales OF stocks Tor the day
were 1.l35500 shares.
MONEY AND CLOSE:
Money on Gull steady at oako IL per cent:
closing bid, per cent: offered. IL per
cent. time loans, steady: sixty days. saf
al.4 per cent: ninety DAYS and .s TX
months. 3 ~ per cent; prime mercan.ile
paper, AGA g per cent Sterling exchange
weak, closing steady with actual business
IN bankers bills il. siSg a 20 Tor de.
bills posted rates. 2iss 1-2G4.S5 and
s4S7 1-o; commercial bills, si,E l-sMa: s. II.
Bar oliver, IS 3.S; Mexican dollars, ~ Ia.