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TOBACCO GROWERS.
Weather Prevailing Since Last
Thursday Favorable to Them.

Thursday Favorable to Them.
It's cold rain that blows, nobidy
good but 81 warm ona such as that now
prevailing, makes the tobacco warehomse-
men happy and tho growers busy, The
tobacco barns throughout five or SIX sur
rounding counties are scenes of activity
now aid have been since Thursday morn
Ing. The prevailing weather Us tile long
looked for season which Will so ORDER
tobacco that it may be prepared for pack
ing, hauling and handling.
The quantity sold at the warehouses
yesterday aggregated about 1000 pounds,
distributed among tho four warehouses.
Shoclloc d/with about 6cD pounds. Shei.
b,irnes was Il close second, With about
1900 and Stonewall Increased the total
10 fifteen thousand At Shockoe ware
house, Mr.. VIII Ii. Hazel sold q 5loah FOR
Julian Henley. Of Goochland at an aver.
hise of moro than $40 a round Tlle pest
Ytt brought sl325. a number Of other
very satisfactory sales attcstcd the TACT
that the market Is starting off wei Win VIII
satisfactory prices for the grades offered.
AT Shelburnc warehouse about DOM
pounds were sold, the best price being. Sl4
for one lot, j. +. Whitaker, OF Caroilhs,
received an average OF 5000 for q large
load. VII. Reynolds, Of Caroline; a .,o u
aged 800 T.. D. Hester averaged Slo.o
for u small load Among the other farm
ers, who sold loads. were wesley Jack-
son. j. w. Nuckols and Richard Wood.
AT Crcnshaw's warehouse about 3,o0
pounds were sold tho best price being
SIS. Prices are strong and the demand
E for tobacco well maintained.
Sales will be the heaviest or t ne year .IsI
next "Wednesday and Thursday. Election
day Will tend to cut down receipts tues
day. but the weed will pour in during the
remainder Of the week. ss5af]E 3.,
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n K&zA!vAIH0ifo|k&WeSter

Z LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
4 900 A. MINOR FOLIO LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk leo A. NJ. Stops only nt Petersburs.
rs a. MlsT. louis EXPRESS Buhee5
parlor Car. Petersbnrs to L ysShts ana =.
Louis. Blueheld to Cincinnati; b also Roanoke
to Knoxville. and Knoxville to ChattanoosA
1910 p M.--RoANoKE EXPRESS for Farm.
vile. Lynchburg and Roanoke - ~, z.
$500 r. M.--oCEANssII0RL En- LIMITED AZ! "a r
burg Wsvsriy and suif5lk, Connects with
steamers to Boston. Providence. New York..
Baltimore and Washington. .
7:e5 p. NL--Tor Norfolk and oil station. east East
" e:aS Ss =. M..NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE;
Pullman sleepers Richmond to Lynchburss and
Roanoke Petersburg to Bristol. Lynchhurg to
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans. Gaze :ts
s:so P. - M-woRLD's FAIR SPECIAL
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to 81
Trains arrive frnn, the west 7:as NJ, 2:cs
p. NJ. and 9:O5 p. NJ; from Norfolk II 80 A. q.
and $3.50 p. NJ. 81 F =, " y S8s 5st
w B BEyIIII... c. H. BOSLEY, l2$
III Cent. Pass. st. Dlsst, 558 fa ass AZ
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or WEST POINT, NOV. 4. 1904.
ARRIVED
Baltimore; Courtney. baltimore, passengers
Elm City, Keynes, Mattaprri River landlnss
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
Elm city, Haynes, Mattaponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, NOV. !. 1904.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Nj, Palmer Portland.
5 Barge Emile, Boton. n
Barge Frank Pendloton, Boston.
Barge Ohio. Providence.
Barge Coal King. Providence.
ss9 SAILED
Schooner a. II. a. Holmes, Boston.
Barge Annie Boston.
Barge Daisie East. Boston.
Barge CASTOR. Providence.
Barge Liberty, Providence.
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Richmond, Va, Nov. I, 1904.
S5fS QUOTATIONS sgA
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(sales at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond, Va, Nov. {, 70

Richmond. Va, Nov. I, 1904. Z
There wns q light run OF cotton tho market
ans ns Eee :sGpsss sss
fair, 3Gl3e.c.: hefers, .,s4 lksc., as to quality
Dry cows selsae bulls 2.sHs 4. - =
shoats, 5a5Ac.; rough hogs. 4l.a oc,
Light run Of sheep and lambs. Fat sheep
ss@SAe Fss laabs 6sa e s;,l medium .a5s s;
TX c.; fresh cows. 5000 80. zeal calves, 6U1c
ceip.s 600 head. including 1900 Westerns.
Market 10c. lower. Good to prime steers. SOC
poor e medium ;G i, stoeer :, a 5
6.ol6 Gamers. Sl.2542.25: bulls, seGl.Oo; calves.
$sel7.00: Texas-fed steers, S3.254b.G0; Western
Mark a. S steady. Good 10 choice heavy. s5,05dp
a.25; mixed and butchers. S4.slG5.a0; rough:
heavy si7ogiso; light. sa.s5a5.l5; bulk q
sheep weak; lambs lower, Good to cllnics
Meihers S4.25Ii,G); fair TO choice, mixed 81 ooap
40: native lambs, S41a.to. f
NEW YORK. Nov. .4.-BEEVI3S-RUcept
s39s head Good ana medium steers ,oQl5e:
fas Bulls and and good cows mer Tim cows slIw
Native st ers. sa.s5aa.so Western 50. ooa3so;
bulls sl;l5Mss few extra r;
head, Market slow: Nrals, $ 90; tops, $50 !;
tleshy srassers $3.50; Western, 5. IS; fed caves.
eFsssn ea ponna :oW try
"a tic. per pound Sheep and Lambs-Rece!pts.
4042 head sheep steady; lambs SLOW SLOW a. sheep,
ada lalnbs s5.l5 Hogs-Recepts. 3,1it head.
Market steady. a
.lsh,; marke. steady. choIce. s5aoa5 10; prime
s. OoG5..o; fair, $4,000. 1Iogs-Recepts light;
n arks, slye heavy ays yorkars o. light
IS rkers Ss5oaay9; pigs s5a5yo lougfs a. Si@
En5 %ark .heen SLOW s, 9Gls
sprIng lambs 50 50lI3. 70 : veal calves, S7if7.60,
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Parker Can Talk,

Judge Parker's revelation of himself
as a hard hitting speaker tends to ell
llpen splritless camnaign. 'phe slbes
and sneers of the Republicans ut the
lips. They wish to Heaven that he would
be silent, lis speeches last night We're
of an order to Impress not only his i'm,
mediate audiences, but all who read
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.sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMoND--DAII4Y. $ss q
$50 r. M-Seaboard Mall--l0:35 P. M,-SeA,;
board Eixpress--To savannah. jacksonville,
Atlanta and Southwest. tssjf
o.10 a NJ -l.oct,l--For Norlina and Hamlet.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY.
G;& a. M.--No. S4-frrom Florida, Atlanta and
the Southwest. 81 . \ q .3s " gtgt st2g =
Los r, M.-rNo, 6s--From Florida, Atlanta and
tho Southwest
points = f;&
w, ~. TAYLOR, G. r, Al. al
II $50 East Main Street Phone 405.
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them. They announce a man ofsvlgor and
courage and determinations. Nov York
Evening Post.
DR.. Evans to PUPILS.

Yesterday morning Or. w. H. Evans.
rector OF Monumental Church delivered a
lie took for lis subject tho legendary
sword of Caesar G'Yellow Deatn'0. and
applied Il moral from 1t to everyday life
This address was one or q series TO be
delivered to the pupils at Intervals during
the session by prominent men of tho city
and State.
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SOUTHERN RA!LWA Y.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV Ct 1904, Sffs
& 1870 TRAINS LEAVE RICHMONp [.
( ZOO A.. I-Daiy--L for Charlotte, NJ G
Il 80 p, M.-Dnlly-Limited- -3uffet Pullman 81
j Atanta and Birmingham, New Orleans ms
Memphis. Cha tanooga and all the South
q 20 p MIX. Sunday-keysville Local.
II 80 p. NJ .-Daly-Lt limited i Pullman ready
- 80 p. NJ, for all the South. ss8s
3gz fEIl54} YORK RIVER LINE. III StS.
The fayorltc route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leave Richmond 4:so n. NJ daily. ex-l
Fix p. M.-Iocal-p aily--Exoept Sunday.
1870 II M ~ Except Sunday--For West Point
3s5- connecting with steamers for Baltimore
Ri&f and river landings. Steamers sailing from
west Point Monday, "Wednesday and Fri
day call at Yorktown and Clay Bank; 3
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, Ais
n,onds and Gloucester Point. !.
4:l5 A.. M.--Except Sunday--1local mixed for;
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
AKA a. NJ. md 6:t2 =. M.--Frpnl all the South
s:SS p M.-From Charlotte aud Durham.
i $40 A. N. prom Heysyille. III, IA
Sex a M--I}alt more Il and. West Point.
10:lb AZ NJ, $40 p. M,--From West Point-1355S$
G. w WESTBuHY, p, F, A. Richmon q! vs. e
8, II, FARDWICH. tVisfSss8} W. r. TA4LOn,1
- - - p T. NJ, tssfsi tipf c. P, A., ~
9, II. AGKERT. Gent Mgr,
washington. D G. .g.s 3e4ii
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Z 200 Il. {. H., com...............
G610 AmaIgamated Copper ......
1000 Amer. Car and Foundry....
4W Amer. Cotton Oil.a..........
Amer. Snuff ................
100 Amer. Snuff, pfd.n.........
1850 Amer. Can .................
200 Amer. Can. pfd..... i.......
1000 Amer. LOCOMOTIVES. corn....
700 Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
24N0 Amor. Sugar ...............
1890 A.. r. and s. JTc. com. .....
900 a., r.. and s. Fe. pfd......
1900 Baltimore and Ohio....,..
36500 Brooklyn Rapid Tipnsit....
Canada Southern .........
800 Canadian Pacific ..........,.
500 chesapeake and Oliio.,....
100 Chi. Great Western. 5000.
5000 Chi, Mil. and s. P.......
$500 Colo. Fuel and lron.........
800 Colo. Southern, COM: 1880.
1900 Colo. Southern, 1st pfd.....
Ton Colo. Southern, I'd DID,.
100 CleV. Cin. Chi. and 8. Ia.
100 Cont. Tobacco. pfd..........
$500 Consolidated Gas ...........
1900 Delaware and Hudson......
Del. Lack. and Wcst......
s2l10 Eric. com....... .......t..
1900 Erie, 1st pfd.................
200 Erie. ga pfd..................
200 General Electric ............
coo Illinois Central ........ $500.
1900 Louisville and Nashville.
zoo Manbattail...... ~. 1900.
10000 Metro. STREET Rnllway......
800 Mexican Central ...........
1900 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. conf.
300 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. pfd...
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PRODuCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Nov 4-FLOUR-afarke. dull
md fe;.ureless Rye FlouT-s;eaa1y npek-
Nominal- Bar!cy--Stcady.
Whea,-s,ot r,endy; No. g red, sl!lsls "A
caused active selling Of Wheat aud loSer prices
In face of continued bad news from the south
The e! ss was 1le net Iowfr May
l,ct was steaaicr at mrs. on bullsh Argentine
statistics bu, finally weakened with wheat and
cesed Lc.5fn.t' lower to llC net higher. May
coscd at Sic: December, 55isc. OhA-SiIot
marke. quiet. Mixed, Si5tGS5':c. Options
Isset-.s.e,ldy Gu, Mea,s--steady: picked
bellies sNa,.ge per pound LardnDui; West g +;
Quiet. Taliow-Dul,. Ros,a---F'lrm. Turpen-
coneeasi.o. Rio. steady: No, invoice, So
slsc; mild. quiet, The rraret for coffee futures
OPENED stsdy a, unshanEea prlsss 70 s,c aa "a.
a net advance OF 5Ilo ponts Is, sa!ss o. go bngs.
sugarF1rm; fair refining ~ 1885, i. ee s,;
Ruined Arm. Confcc,!oners' a. Salo: mould
4, Gu: sloaf. 500; crM y .n $So, Pow
ssrfa s,ss: stAn niesau tss9 @
Z lsutter-Stryng creamery. common 70 extra,
l5Isic state dairy common 70 ezra n iap
coiored fancy, September. lohc. do, small.
While fancy. September lo.se. Egss.st rom;
state, Pennsylvania nnh nearby, 1ahsS select-
Potatoes Easy; Long. Island, sl.75da.oo; State
n,ld Western, sLeOul.R; Jersey sweets, y. .SP
LIS Peanuts-Dul: fancy handpcl.ed. 5a5ltc :;
other dones,lcs 3d6Ec- cabbages-Steady; per
barrel, 500 sc. Cetton-By steam to Liver
pool. ledlo
CHICAGO. ILL., Nov. 4.--Increased exports
from Argentina and increased receipts III the
American po:thwest had u weakening effect !,
o., wheat here to.day. AZ The close Deeemher
was or Nc The May delivery Is down 5sGlc I;
corr, and oats are practically unchanged,
Sote-The Board of Trade viii he closed
4 uesday. November sth, election day.
( 1hs leading futures ranged as foi.ows:,
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MISCELLANEOUS NARA tra.
l,nANIfT MARKET.

Ff,TERsBuRG Ma, No. 4,-PEANETs.-
Span!sh--Mark nominal AZ SOC; 1893 crep Writ.
lot OF 1893 crop. which are now being sold.
There will be less peanuts carried over this
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Lynchhu1g Tobacco Market.

Iynchburg, Val. Nov e. 1904
The receipts OF tobacco on tho Lynchpurg
market was The Highest the past Week. OF any
week for some years, The offerings werG most
IL primings but II few lois OF Tobacco being
offered. Prices were about rs heretofore re-
ported lrhG very light receipts are due 10
the dry weather which has prevailed throush-
ont his section for the past three mont
,'Ic new tobacco offered has proven 10 OF good
akulty and texture. though the color Is il little
Off With Il good wet season that would get
The tobacco III soft order wo think it would
HELM tho color very much,
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COTTON blARIE

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The cotton market
opened steady At decline or roin.s 40, 10 IN
lower cables than expectet~ and l!nu!uaton,
while as tho call prof.es and Immediately
This demand rallied the market shorty after
points above tho hes, price OF the prev.oIa
day. while the general list showed net cams
at this level tho list turned easier and dur
Il ing tho balance ofNsth esession showed a de.
Ei nh been rsu ne.ivs, cS conf quiet.
tbs close was steady. though prices were
Ssi'ns " .hs pSts q s Or
rs sales We're estimated ut 10000 bales. Tie
large iuto-sght figures for the week seeHled 70
T. uprate against tho market somewhat while
tie forecast calling. for clearer weather over
tin belt in place OF recent rains ALSO had n
ssiins during ne early session was thought
10 come from Wall Street sources Later IN
tho session New Orleans appeared 70 be selling
here. Il, . (.
la,y'' year. For tho Week $3.50 bales against
1SS s: ssfi s.ss z s, s aaa
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
steady 49, M, ,,,o..
S s, ,.., az ss5 az 81 81 s5s
iItsu,Hssi se7 loes ass ss5
M NGSTiaFy ,.....:.:.....locv 1diis 5Si sss
1 May y. .,'.'.....lo,lS 1871 uoi ieSs
ans y 1Sg q HE lSis iSS7
7 Shot cotton closed quiet: mddling uplands,
40 il; middllng gulf, lo,4o;{ sales GOO bales.
cotton. auIet; middling, 1915; gross receipts.
sGt9 bales; sales, 600 bales; stock, S2,Ss5 baesi
export to the Continent, lii bales.
z Tnta1 to-duy ut all seaports--Net receipts.
Z sl,siS bales; export to Great Britain, 1887
bales: to tho Continent, 2,i27 bales; stock.
consolidated, Mt I'LL seaports--Net rece!pts:
1885, s5 bales: export to Great britain, is,747
lsS,sli bales; to Japan, 1907 bales; to Japan,
1907 bales. IL, A I
Total since september 1at at al seaparts-'
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year than ever before. yirginlas--Morkct 4c
for fancy stock. with no offerings. sa
NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. s.--TURpEN E--
Firm at 5osacs; receipts, 1853 casksss sal'S is7
casks; shipments, LIS casks. ttos,ii-- Firm; r.
nlents S,0S' barrels,
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RAILROADS.
asS w orld's Fair
sssssSSS7Es ss' Scenic Route
SOLID yEsTlBuLE TRAINS.
TO ST. LOUIS, MO.
1890.

a u.3-'@. Etss s5 f 9a az
LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
735 a. M.--Daiiy--Iocai to Newport News, Old
Point and way stations.
800 A. M.--Dally Limtea--Ariives Williams
burg a;5s A. NJ, Newport NeHs 1880 y.
NJ, Old Point 100 a. NJ. Norfolk llss0
a. NJ, Portsmouth 1855 A. "
500 J.. Observation-Disclosures Williams
burg :56 +. NJ. Newport New $50 p. Nj,
Old Point 500 r. NJ, Norfolk 6.s5 +. NJ;
Portsmouth Gas p. NJ ~
500 +. M.--Daily,- Local to Old Point and Sors
MAIN LrNIs-wEsTRoUED
$3.50 a. 1I.--IocaI-1 Daily to Charlottesville; ex-
ecpt Sunday. to Clifton Forge. 81 Tx & ~
400 T.. M--Daiiy-St Louis Specialize Gin
cnrati, Louisville. ST, Louis and Chicago.
Buffet Parlor Car Richmond to Clifton
Forge.
6;ls r. M.--weei, days-r.ocal TO Orange
1916 J.. M.--Daily --Limited--to M Ciucinnat!.
Louisville, st. Louie and Chicago.
JAMES RIVER LINE. ijq
1890 a. Nj Daily Express-To LynchburR.
Lexington Va. New Castle, Clifton Forge
and principal stations: except Sunday 10
Rosney and Alberene.
6:15 p M--Wcels5 sdays--Local--To Esn1ont-
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND FROM.
Norfolk and Old Point 8:45 \. NJ, DAILY. ii;6
a. NJ. Daily, 100 E. NJ. and 1925 P. Al. Daily.
From Cincinnati and West $50 A. NJ. Daily
and $3.50 T. NJ Daily; Main Line Local s:l9
daily from charlottesville Orange Accom-. $50
A. NJ. Ex Sunday. I5, s95 q 81 &
James River Line Local from Clifton Forge
6:s5 r. n, daily Estioni Accom-. s;4o a. NJ.
II. ". FULLER, w, o. wARTHEN,
Gen'l pass Ast Dist Pass. AKt
c. Il. DOYLE. Gen'l. Manager.
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va. Nov. 1 1904.
Dark Fired Tobacco--Markct continues quiet
at unchanged prices: receipts and offerings
very light Sun-Cured--( Sew)--OWinG to CON-
tinued dry weather, the receipts are very light !;
ma rket active at prices quoted. Brghts-Un-
changed, quiet, but firm; fair receipts.
The quotation are rs follows:
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the Continent, 7bs.oii bales; to japan, 10 $40
bales; to Mexico. e.s0l bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Nov. 4.-COTrTCN--
Spot cotton quiet: Gales 800 balea, including
$3.50 70 arrive. Quotations revised. low mo :
ding advanced &c. and other grades unr
changed. 9f
4 Futures opened steady ut a decline OF fror,
.aG points. Early in the session there was ac.
tive liquidation by room traders who bought
ycstcrday In anticipation OF further, advances
to-day on the bulish news from Census Blu
reau report This gave the n,nrket an easier
lone and induced the bears TO do come short
Seling The movement was heavy. the into
sight being 81, ssi bales in cxces. OF the same
week last year. ny y3 4s5 "
In the trading December opened ponts
lover al a.77. cold up TO 9S2 and finally down
to s.C7. The market closed steady with net
losses OF i5Il7 points.
Cotton futures steady: November a;slaa.6:;
December s.s7a9.sS; January. 9.G6d3.67; Feb
r,inry.I asIa9.s3: March, e.siga9a; April, a.ss8
..a7; May, l1cSgl0.gt. t
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u z p. - Richmond, Fredericlss-'
IL x ] ! burg Is Potomac r. Il.


Trains Leave. Riclmond--.N ortilward.8
S4:,5 a. AI.-Dally--B st. Throush h. VI
6:45 A. M.-Daily-Aiain st. Through. Ss
lis A.. MWesls Days-Elba: Ashland Ashland 40 A.
$40 A. M.-DalS-Byrd st. Through Local
IL :os noon--week fDays-Byrd St. Through.
400 p. M.--Week Dnys--Byrd st. treder1cRa-s
burg Accommodation. 5 M
Il +: O5 p, M.--Dnily--AIain St. Through.
$50 p. M.-Week Days--Elba Ashland Ae--S
sos p. M.@Daiiy-Byrd st. Through.
Trains Arrive Richmond-sou thWard.
$40 A. M.-Week Days-Elba. Ashland
L $50 A. TM.-Wcek pays-Byrd ST. Frede rick4s-
3S burg Accomm oda ton. I'd
s:a5 a. sM.--Dally--I3yr st. Through.
1855 A. M.,Week Days. Byrd St. Through g
2:o5 p. 1M.--Daly-Ma,n3 st. Through.
500 p M.--Week @Days---Elba, Ashland -Ac-
7,15 p, M. --Iaily-Byrd st. Through. 4 !.
h $50 p. M-Dally-Iyrd st. Through Local.
100 p M.-Daily-Nlaln ST. Through.
.'NOTE-Pullsnan Sleeping or Parlor Cars or
ali trains except train arriving Richmond j 100
A. M..Rweek days, and local accdmnodat ions,
Time Of arrivals and departures and connec-
lions not guaranteed - u :, - !, ~, !, \
Cen Manr.. ASS t. Gem Ma raft y an
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BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. 4,--FloUR-QuIot
ana unchanged. Whent--Eas!er; spot contract
s1cd,s,IO Corli--Sleady; spot, new. hsaath g !;
ne year yy sH9.hs sia, Wnse y s
Dull. I,utter.ISrn, and unchanged fancy Inn
iiation lsNlsa. do, creamery 24gaJc;;; do,
iadle, 16dl7c.; store packed liglar, l;ggs-
Steady and unchanged at 25c. Cheese-Flrm'
Sugar--strong and unchanged
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A. CT. n r. Gifts. OF Ind. As--i. go Mt o',a.
s ~ s,irteH-t,Sp at FL

BALTIMORE STOCK MARt.ET.
y BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. &4--Sea board Air
Line common, lSlt ljlsls !; do, preferred, aiHu
.ist, Atlantic Coast Line common GsytzIl TO- 5
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co1vroNsEEi, OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.--Cottonsced oil was
quiet and barely steady. Prime crude, T.. o.
b. mills, SOC; prime summer yellow, 26A6I2'c-
OF summer yellow nominal primo white. Soa
SIc.; prime winter yellow, SoI3lc
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

rhica 90 and Northwestern, con 7s,,,.,,.., 127
Chica 20. II. + and paclnc ls...,.......... 7sH
Chicago, X. /. and Pac. col. 5s........ ss!a
C.. c.. c. and St. Louis gen. 4s......... l an.
consoldated Tobacco 4s................... TFi
Colorado and Southern 4s..................S ~ =
Denver and Rio Granda 4s................ lo2
Erie encral IS
Fort Worth and Denver City lsts....... lllee. !s
locking Valley 4ltH 1gS:s
sLousville and Nash. Unified 4s............. ~!
Mcrica,, : Central Observation-Disclosures. 72is
M S Central I, ,1,,. 81 +. Il
Missouri. Kansas fnd Texas 4s............ 1928
Missouri Kansas and Texas cds-........ s2
National r. Il. Of Mexico con. 4s.......... ~
New York Central geh. aks................s!o ss.
Norihern Pacific a. JOS
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EASY. M spring wheat, si.loWl.l5; No. 3.
si.c5SIil.ii,.; No. red silsANl, ls's No 9
corn, 5ilsc.: No. yellow, tslac No. oats,
2Cic; No = white. 32c.; No. 3 white. aOAR
Size. No. rye 7S,ac. Good feeding barley,
sae fair g choice at,ns 4laSsi I
mork' ner barrel slo.ajl1,00: lard per 10
pounds, s7a5Os; short ribs sides Goose? $0; ,a
100; short clear sides tboxed), S7H7,l2. WINS.
Grade, $500. pButtel--lrirm; ,creamerles loo
Sc aaires la'slseo Egssmstron Hs at mnrS'
firsts Sc; extras sc, Enthusiastically ut lO1
ltSc w .tlkf.s +E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-05
By Thomas Branch & Co, Bankers and Brokers.

SALES:
ilfG0 Missouri Pacific .......,......
Nash. Chat. ard S. L......
1900 New York Central..........
1900 Norfolk and Westerl1.......
1900 n. y, Ont. and Wcst.....
$500 Pacific Mall ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
$3.50 Penn. II. II. OK. div. 3 p. c..
200 Peoples Gas (Chicago)....
COCO Pressed Steal Car...........
Pressed Steel Car, pfd.....
237O0 Republic |. and s.. CON-.
$500 Republic |. and S., pfd....
1890 Reading, com........ .......
Reading, 1st pfd..........s..
Reading. I'd pfd.
al7OO Rock Island, com............
400 Rock Island, pfd...........
100 Sloss, pfd...... ..............
400 S. +. and s. r.. I'd fpd...;.
1000 S. l.. and Southwest, pfd
10000 Southern Pacific ........s...
1900 Southern Railway, com...
800 So,ittern Railway, pfd..,..
Scaboard Air Line, corl....
+ 100 Scaboard Air Line, pfd....
$1,000 Tenn. Coal and Iron.......'
1900 Texas Pacific ...........,....
$4,000 Union Pacific ................
5000 United tSatcs Leather.....'
1850 United States Steel.........
1880 United States steel, pfd..
300 Va. Gar Chemical, cont.
va.- Car Chemical. plh..'
500 Wabash, cnnl........ .....'3 .,'
200 Wabash. rfd........ ........
400 Western uEicr, s.....,.......
100 Wisconsin Central ...:.....'
500 Wisconsin Central. rfd.....'
otal sales !, 145.0O.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-10-07
If You Will Read this Advertisement
Carefully 1t Will Pay Us Both.


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in buying
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-10-07
9 o HIN G.

IN THIS Department we are beyond
Il doubt the largest dealers in West
Tennessee. We are operating four sepa-
rate stocks of clothing consequently we
have the first chance at every line in
America, and we have buyers so we'll
experienced in clothing that we are able
to offer you clothing, style and quality
considered, that is cheaper and better than
you can hope to buy from smaller dealers,
and point for you to consider is that we
do not mark ten dollar suit up to $I2. 50
and then throw in a 5o-cent shirt and
pair of suspenders at 25c as an induce
ment for you to buy, thus skinning You
out Of SI.75 Oh the deal-or, perhaps,
taking $II.oo or $12.oo on a Jew propo-
sition. Or, if you don't Jew, take the full
$I.5o, thus SHINING you out Of $I2.5
These are tricks Of the trade that we
positively will not tolerate. We are
building our business on the foundation
Of absolute justice and fairness, and we
appeal to your judgment and not to your
imagination. We want just the kind Of
business we have-one that we are proud
of-ore we know to be clean and square.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-10-07
Our Underwear Department

For Men, Women and Children
Il filed with numbers bought SIX
months ago and we think we can
offer you values that smaller deal
ers can't possibly duplicate. If
you will note the cut and weight
Of our goods in comparison with
those offered you elsewhere you
can easily detect the difference.