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Glass and Hogc.

Especial 10 ,rtt- Times, plspateh.) Az
wa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, Nov, i Il
congressman Carter Glass and s. II,
Hogel his Republican opponent, began a |,
campaign of Montgomery county Al on.
day, ana Mill speak twice az day until
Saturday, when the Republicans VIII
close at this place. They both speak al
Blacksburs to,norroW.
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Large Revival.
,.,.o,o, Ia ,rhe Times Dispatch.

r ~ (Spocial to The TlmNs-UIFS,attH,1 ~,
IYNcHnI1hG , yAi Nay Il the ie eolle sge
c I'LL ai and Memorial Me,hodlst CHURCH,
in this city. more than hundred u per- Z
been eopws we 20 For5Xi e. and %
Mani as ,nanyfto the First I'aptlss
.U tsRp Willie The meetings in The la aS
Two e ongIegatiols are still Eoshg OH
With large Congregations nightly
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Property Transfers Monday.
Found Big Note in Bible.

RI 81. Especial to The 'rimes- Dspntch.) tii
q MISUNDERSTANDING PA. Nov. 1.--While
the widow OF George r. Richards was
reading her Bible ono Sunday she claims
she found q Judgment note for $4,000
by Abram Nesbitt president of the Secs
ond National Bank.
IS III the Equity Court to-day counsel for
Mr., Nesbltt asked fora decree canccling
the note, on the ground Of forgery,
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NAVAL STORES.

4 WILMINGTON, a N. C., Nov. 51.-Sp1RlTS
Tuli P1STIN hing doing: receipts u
casks. Rosln-Ftrm Mt &C. 45; receipts gag bar
relsr Tar Firm nj SLIGO; receipts. Ia barrels.
Crude Turpentlne-Flrm at 81 soaa.so: receipts.
1875 barrels. .2 ~ g4gc.t
y SAVANNAH, GA, NOV. tl,--TUNP E,NTIN e.
Firm at 6lc.; receipts, COS casks; sales, 1851,
cass !; exports. $50 casks. Rosin-Flrm; receipts.
e,443 barrels; sales LOIS barrels; exports. 46o7
barrels. - ...
TIN y AND ItOS IN---No thlng doing. y
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! DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov, 1.-The dry goods mar
ket conditions show little Improvement and
FOR goods which are wanted Immediately ana
which asking prices are paid without haggns..
Increased flrmness is noted In many lines and
there seems to be little Indication OF weakness
direction, AZ f
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July s.............. 0.sc go oae 1901
Spot cotton closed quiet nltddl!ng upands.5
10.e1; mlddiing gulf I0. 25;3 sales, G,Syy baies.

Cotton, quiet; ,nddlng. 1900: gross receipts,
500 ba!es saes 500 Lales stock u. LA bales:
export TO the contlncnt,Gl- 70 bales.
G.0l7 baies export 10 Great britain. 1861
baleh: TO France, ~, $50 bales: to the Continent
49, ia bales: stock, Gss. CD bales, f
Consolidated at all aeaports-Net receipts,
~ eis bales: export to g reat Britain. q. "a
bales; to- France, So IS bales; to the Continent,
! Total since September list at all fscaports-.
Net receipts. . ss2, go bales; export 10 G reat
Britain. LOIS iSI bales; to Franco 2sJ07l bales;
10 the Continent .as7 bales 10 Japan, ~, 49,
bales; to Mexico. G,sJl bales. iss S55i, f$
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MARINE, INTELLIGENCE.
ponr5 OF nIcHMoNp. NOV. /, 1904.

PORT OF RICHMOND. Nov 1. 1904.
RE ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Sterling Norfolk, mer-
ianclIso and passengers Old Dominion line,
!, Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise and
passengers ,Ytrglh!a Navigation Company,
SAILED.
Z. steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, nerchaR-
;diss and pAssengerk. Old dominion line IS 4 Il 3s&
Tug Radiant. Baltlmore, two oil hal 'ges, {{
Schooner Annie Atnslle, strout, CITY Point,
light, y4ss
hPoRr OF NEST POINT. NOV. II 1904
: ARRIVED.
Charlotte, Murphy. BAL slmqre, passenEsis and
genera cargo. &, rs # s33 "a 5.s I. y
B SAILED
( Charlotte Murphy, pa ltinors. passengsrs and
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Northern IsArifo ........................ los
Northern Pacific IS Eek lnt.) ..........,... fist
Norfolk and Western con. 4s................ l0t
Oregon Short Linz " and SPastic.......... lolis
Pennsylvania CON-. 3l5 10oa
Reading General is... i. &. 10. &
81 Louis and iron Mountain con-. 5s..... libis
ST. Louis and San Francisco fig. is......... sf,a
St I.ou!s Southwestern lists lex. init ..... 9s
Seaboa I'd Ar Line sias
southern Pacific 4a... ................... 9Isi
Ebuthern Railway sSss...................1 lis
Texas and PaclfcS lLts... . l2G;s
Toledo, ST. H. lnd Western, AZ. .......,..... 81 N
Union Pacific e4s ..... ........... los
Union Pacific conv. Us lex. Init l4aS
u. $. Steel I'd sac
Wabash lists lex. into III
Wabash Deb! Bs ................ e5is
and Lake Erie 4s................. s1l
Wisconsin Central 4s.-..;-................... 50
Colorado Tucl cony. Observation-Disclosures. Sis
II. and o., Collateral Trust 4s............ sGh
Central of Georgia ID 1nc.........,,....p.. G.7s
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Unsettled and easier; uptown. new. No. wes;-
e1I,,8 soIs1c. Butter-Firm and unchanged;5
fancy im ,ation, 17aisc.: creamery. eF23c-
1ladIe. u 15d1sc. store packed. l2q1ic. Egss--4
Steady and unchanged ut &c. Cheese Steady
and unchanged. sugar-StronH and unchanged.
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Other Produce Markets.

. Nt,yv. YORK. Nov. L-FLoER-Dull Sand
barely steady Minnesota patent. Ssae. g. Rye
100 pounds, Sag..o5: Cornmeal- -Steady. Rye.
Nominal. Bari teady; feeding: asi:c, rs.
nioat. 4 rally in wheat to-day, starting on
firm, cables, was emphasized later by 9 war
ysaed k 70 reaznr h
though finally l0l%c. net higher, May Closed
as tLlah; Deccmber. Ma1ss
Option marke was duh nll day, but steady to
firm with last prices showing &c. net advance
SEC sses dul' mixed oa's = e : pounds slsp
Eset- Firm; family, slSS9all.;9: mess, .sg,
asssD :s!Hss s!s
pa uas st.09 sc county tpaekaaa ree
ssse. Ros!n.Finn. Tnrpentlne.,, Easy. Z,
o md ssa aaet m
changed prices and was ANAL yunchanged to
q points lower. Sales 1000 bags. sugar-Raw,l
4mc DC, moiasses sugar .s &c refined ARM, Con-
fec!loners' =. sos; mould A. $3.50; cut loaf
s $3.50 :f cubes. ss,ss RiesNouict. MoiassesI
Butier-Fl,n, ana unbalanced: cheese,sleady
MIA and nearby selected white, soGs.c,; South
erns lsG22c: Ill -. 8, I, y y, X y,
state and Western sisSpl Is; Jersey sweets,
sl.o5Gl ri. FIJI Peanuts-Dul; fancy handpcked,5
o,eG aomef $685.
10 Liverpool, 1O9l5c,
Ii, CHICAGO. lLL Noy,sl .Renewed appIehs,n,
Russian controversy caused a sharp rally. In
wheat here to-day. At tho close December
corn M is up n shade outs show gain 81 &C.
provisions are practically UNCHANGED.
leading iu'e opsn 'an Hs = Low Gloss.
$NHEAT-No. 2. q. 3.
$ $sE +. ' 81; ss til Il.
$ $ "a; * 4. 4 II; A:
o osH's iis.'i e. Z 80 80
Nay Nay .,...,.,,..,.. soB aA ',sas]s SIX
Rs,G; ,..,,,...,., sss ZIG ZIG ;Ss; sl3s
MESS S P ia3i;i;..i;si bb & 7 ~
s H$E ssi Els! 49, y 1 1Es5S
#sE ;?} EE:ii77E 7 rs E iE
ssy ,: ss sti Sc s sts
Cash quotations, were as follows: FLOUR.
Fey Ne slN2aii sG,n Ne
white, aSasie: ~. 9 We, 79h.c. GOOD feeding
No. naxseed sl.0s; No. !. norlhwestern, 81, 49,.
Mess pork. Dor barrel, SO sOg i ,oG lard, per
sSeri aiss sSt rss sas'
yWhlskey. basis Of high wines, SEA. Clover.
contract grade, n9@
az sres ls Cases aa'i nsiudsd
1ac. prlmae, frsts, a2c,i extras. aic. Cheese
BALTIMORE, M Soy lNLou III Easie e
Winter sas
$50 Wheat--SteadIer,G SPOT, contract, $l.13I
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Property Transfers Yesterday.

Richmond. Edward G. Roman to G. w.
Burton. A feet at northeast corner OF Seven
tenth and Jay Street,. $1,000.
Andrew Welsh to Edward and Mary Schu-
nacher, IS feet on south line OF Clay Street
between Adams and First Streets, 5,ac0,
Horace w. Elicit and wife 10 John r, Lea,
40 feet on west line Of Third Street, between
3Duval and Baker Streets, subject 70 deed Of
trust for $500. sl,5e0. III
Mary a. Cameron TO w. P. Parton. s6 feet
OH north side of n Street, 70 feet east of
Twenty fourth street. $1,000.
3& IIenrlco: Edward S. Read and wife to
Nicholas j. Roope, 1850 feet son north side OF
Daisy Avenue. In Highand Springs, $3.50
4 George M. Graves to Caleb II. Graves. al
,l near =. Fair Oaks adjoining Peterfleld
Property Transfers Monday.
Richmond: i Isabelle Wikinsor's executor to
Jennie Cheatham. 80 feet on east line Fifth
Street, No. 1l171-a North Fifth Street. sl.6ol,
4 W. Il. and II. Il. Terry TO Mechanics Say
ings Bank. 80 feet on west limo of Fifth Street,
l3i1-i feet north OF Ijuyal Street. $4,000,
Luther y! Vaughan and wife to Charles
Daune.s 10 feet on west line or Tenth Street.
81 feet north OF Marshall Street, 800.
Wilson and Sands, special commissioners; to
Thomas f.. O'Kcefs. 81 feet ON north limo
OF Floyd Avenue. III feet west Of Morris
{ Ienrlco sarahSc. Smith and husband to
Benz. ID, Ford. 80 liz feet on south limo Of
Jacquein Street, l69 2-l-4-la feet west OF RAN
dolph Street, 81 y
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MISCELLANEOUS .nARRrrA
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG, Va, Now 1-PEANUT S-
spanish--Alarket nominal at aoc: 1908 crop Writ
ualy used. There still remains here small
lot OF 1909 crop, which are now being Sold
There will be- less peanuts carried over this
year than ever before. Virglnias--Market &c.
for fancy stock, with no offerings. bsi
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AIR LINE RAILWAY.

a TRAINS LEAVE RlCHAlONp-DAILY. j. 3t
e 2;2U r. hI.--sssahoard Aiail--Iu:35 4, ~ sea-.
board Express-.to sa yaanah. Jacksonville, At
! s:Io a. NJ. --Local--For Norlina and Hamlet.
Z TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. DAILY, 3s
G:3l a. M.-No. a4-trom Florida. Atlanta
and the Southwest. 5i SS /; SIR
a:5S i. Ai.-Nu4 50 From Florida. Atlanta
$50 h Mo, ss-From Sorltna anu local
points. ~ 4 :, I. . e X 81
Wv. NJ. TAYLOR, g IA
$50 Fast Main Street. Phone Ht,
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c,,o,1 ~ OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1-Cottonseed oil WAS
quiet and barely steady, Prime crude [, Q.
Is, mills, g0c. prime summer yellow, 26aGl \
26M 81; of summer yellow. no,ninal; prime
white, Soaalc, prime winter yellow, 3olslc.$
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general cargo. & 1.
( PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. /, 1894
IA RHINE & 5i5
Steamer Vile De Kouon, Galveston.
d Steamer Sandyford. arleston. IN
z Barge Liberty. Providence.
Barge William H. Common, Providence.
}ss Il SAlL.kL,.s
Steamer Dalmalty, Vera Cruze.
Y Schooner J. Holmes I3irdsall. Boston.
U Barge Texas Boston. III,
4, Barge Il Texas, Boston. I
B Barge S.. II. Mead. Providence.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Fer NEW YORK.

Z nv chesa peake und. Oils Ry. o a.. M
NJ. " AortelAn ami ~, Wey n, ~, o x. NJ, $
steamers Tor New fors. sailing daily le nseSs
Sunady) 4 H.. NJ. III
: Il. 81. GIIALkLEY, City Ticket Agent sos
East Main street: JOHN p, MAYER. Mnxen nva
Wharf foot OF Ash Street, RIchn,ondhA stt ~
D. Walker, Y. =, and T. NJ, Now YORK -
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Receiver for Labaree e Co.

s CBy55 Associated Press,
NEW YORK, Nov. dudley Rubgnac
was to-day appointed receiver for the
firm OF ~. Walter La baree and Company,
ago lst whom an Involuntary petition
was filed a few days ago BY Julian Price.
and NJ. Samuel Price, Of Greens horo, n.
C, and George Temson, of New York.
The petitioners claim that an indebted
ness OF s7.5G is still outstanding. They
further alleged that ] / Walter I4ahnrec
,vcying2 part OF Ms property four months
prior to the Involuntary petition. whell,
he knew he was lnsolyent,
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S NEW YORK. Now i1.-BEEvISs-R Receipts
1856 head, 81 Nothing doing; feeling steady.
Dressed beef in fair demand at steady prices.
Calves--R Receipts. XIX s5i head. Market steady
$50 Dressed calves steady. City dressed yeals,
seTl3Ac. psr pound; country dressed. SG12c
per pound Sheep and anbs--Rece.pts,8 l,874
head. Market qNiet and steady. Sheep, S4IJ
4s0; lambs. s5.154aOO; no Canadian lambs.
5Hogs--R Receipts. 1850 head. Market weak good
State hogs, IS, 90 " IA z
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
II BALTIMORE MD. Nov. 1.-ISt abodrd AIR
Line common. 1914 ul6ta: do. preferred, STAG
93z. Atlantic Coast Line common. 1850 10.
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Is BALTIMORE, MD, ,NoY. 1,-s ~ y Easier.
Winter super extlsi patent, s75a 8 co.:
$50, Wleat-steadler; spot. contract, slsls9
llatt; southern by sample, e5c al 100. Cos,l--
lFirnler; November and tho year, Glhc.; new
southern white Corn. 4sa52c, Oats-Flrn; No.
2 white, SIC, GALES No, 2 mixed, S3,tp Rye-
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n INV s WI 0iddo|k&WeSteln


LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
900 a. Ms-NORFOLK L1MlTED Arrives
Norfolk I:a9 A. ~ Stops only at Petersburg,
Waverly and Suffolk. aa Ut 5ff M,
o.o5 A. EM.--sT. LOUIS EXPRESS Buffet
Parlor Cor. Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Roanoke. pullman Sleepers Roanoke to St.
Louis Blueied to CINCINNATI; also Roanoke
to Knoxville and Knoxville to Chattanooga
and Mem pills. hi Z i2i
1910 F. n s. ROANOKE EXPRESS for Farms
vile, Lynchbuig nnd Roanoke, 5$ IN.
400 r AI.--ocE.AN SHORE lL1sITED. Ar-'
ryes Norfolk $40 r. NJ. Stops Only at Peters
steamers to Boston, Proyldence. New York.
Baltimore and Washington. n Il
7:2s T. M---For Norfolk and all stations enst
80 Up p Y M...NEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman sIeepers Richmond to, Lyrshburs md
Roanoke. Petersburg to Bristol Lynchburg to-
Chattanooga, Memphis end New orlean MS Cafe
o:so n. WORLDS FA1k SPECIAL
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to ST..
Louis Cafe Dining Car - ~. .Is
Trains arrive from the West 1875 A. NJ, 2:gS
F.. N. and 9:05 p NJ. from Norfolk IL a. NJ
and $3.50 p. NJ. M s5 US f5i
w b. BEvILL. c. HI BosLEY. WI .ss
i$ GeI'l. Pass Ast. Diet Pass Aet.aa
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CINCINNATI, o. Nov. 1.--HoGs -Nnrket
6los lower Selected io. shipment s. 9; select
Cattle--Slow. Fa to good shippers, S4a4;75;
s2a2. %. 3Shcep-Stendy at Slu35o.
| am bs-luOted at S2Mb50. +as3gs i5iS
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Union STOCK YARDS, 5PI1~rsBuRG, Pa.
Nov. l.--CATrLE--Suppy light market slow.
Choice. s.. 80; prime. 500. 90; fair. ssl5
Prime heavy. s5.30a5+o; mediums. $500 5. 20 i;
heavy workers., Sc a0953o light do, S5loql5,l5;
pigs. s4F1G50J; roughs. $i4475. Shcen--Suppy
light; market slow. Prime wethers. Si25I LEO !;
common sheep. $1,000: spring lambs S3.5asr
s. 65; veal Calves @7.5O, {5 ss3 is H.
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Z. s. refundlns rs. rceistered .............. 1o4
U. .. refuning %, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. loi
IS, registered, i. :. 1o4
us. 3s coupon lex. Observation-Disclosures G4
VA g. Nevis, Registered {. :. ............ 100
y. s. New AZ. coupon lex. int ............ 100
y. s. Old IS registered. ,................ 1cs
s. Old Is, coupon. 1oe
Atchison general 49,. TO-:
Atchiso nadtustnent Observation-Disclosures. 81
antlc Coast Line is-..................... %
baltimore ana Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 1o3
baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 90
Central Of Georgia IS Tex. into ........... Ill
Central Of Georgia LIST Inc. ............. ss'
Chesapeake and Ohio 4ss.................. 100.
Chicago and elton 3,ss..... g.,
Chicago, 3. and Quincy new ............ IS,
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, N. and St Paul gen. 4s........ lioa
ehlesso aRa ana ra Ss Eek XXI
J,hichKo r. IL and Pacific col. IS ...,.... Ss,S
III &C, c. and st. Louis gen. 4s........ 1oist
Chicago Terminal 4s....... ............... 81 q
Consolidated Tobacco observation-disclosures. wi
Denver and RIO Grande Observation-Disclosures. 10iSs
Eric prior lien Is 10lE
Erie General s........ Ss;.
H Forth worth and Denver city lsts...... 1914
Hooking Valley -, :, 4. 1DJ @
Louisville and Nash Unified As.......I...... 1tsts
Ma nj in IN n rolso$ teold
MexIca n Central As 73ls
Mexican Central list Inc. ................. soy
MINI and ST NIL. AZ . a.
missouri. Eansas and Texas is ....,...... 1911
/ Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2da........ &'t
National r. r., OF Mexico con. IS. ....... &Jis
4 New York Central gen. 3sss lo0it
] Northern Pacific ~ !. 1U5 an
& New Jersey Central gen. 5s. ........... 13j CO
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CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. l.-CATTLE-Re-
sc0fpts 1900 head. Market steady. Good 4 TO
prime steers. S5.e5lS.eO; poor to medium So. 6Df
90: stockers and feeders, sl75G 100; COW. s
s.. g4.t0: heifers. 81. 5a5.09 Gamers 1890;
steers, s4,a1s $3.50: Western steers, S3G5.51
Hogs-Receipts. $500 heads Market 5lloc.
choice heavy. si.y0a5 ~; rough, heavy, $4,000
$50; light, $t6Sao.lo, bulk OF sales, Si.so&f51o
Sheep-Recelpts. 30 90 head Sheep steady:
lambs 1Oc. lower. Good to choice wethers sag
4.75; fair to choice mixed, Ss.25ai.Q9.
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Disorderly on Car.
Sam Beasley paid $40 In the Police Court.
yesterday for being dlsorderly on a street
car, and refusing to pay his fare.
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$500 Mo. Kan. and fox. pfd..
1900 Missouri Pacific ........s...
Nash. Chat. and g. ,L.....
500 New York Central. .........
1900 Norfolk and Nvcstern......
$500 N. Y, Ont. and Westcrn..
$500 Pennsylvania r. R...t....,
200 Pressed Steel Car
200 Pressed Steel Car, pfd...
100 Republic !. and s., COM. -.
100 Republic l. and s., pfd...
$500 Reading, cQm........ .,.....
AGO Reading. 1st rfd............
Reading, I'd pfd.r............
$4,000 Rock Island, con..-.........
900 Rock Island, pfd..........:
200 Sloss.... ...s.. .f...;...,,.r
ssloss, pftl........ 1's.-.......s..
1000 $. j.. niiii4H. H., Cd pfd... ~.
100 s. L.sand southwest, pfd..
6teJDl Southern Pacific ............
5000 Southern Railway, COM.
1900 Southern Railway. pfd....,.
800 Seaboarl Air Line. com....
800 Scsiboaid Air Line. pfd...
G4U0 Tenn. Coal and Iron.
[ 600 Texas Pacific .......,........
1000 Union Pacific ................a
GOO United States Lcather.....
1890 United States steel. .......
5000 United States Steel. pfd..
2600 Va. Car. Chemical. CON-.
400 Va. Car. Chemical. pfd....
1900 Wabash, conl........ $780,.
1000 Wabash, pfd .............
400 Western Union ....,.......
700 Wisconsin Central
400 wisconsingC Central, pfd.....
Total sales 4, SI1 300 &,
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RICHMOND. GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Nov. !, 1904
y 555 Il. QUOTATIONS. II
CATTLE MARKETS.
R1cHMO:IDS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Gales at Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond. Va y ov. ], 1904.
There was light run of cotton the market
today and the narke: stronger. Best seers.
sss o &C. medium to good. sG4.c.; common to
Dry Cows. 2a3l+ C. bulls n az. G1c. 5s
IA Light run 81 hogs and selling 5isI5.65. Fat
shoats. aaEc. rough hogs. 4 SzqI5c- .
Light run Of sheep and lambs. Fat sheep.
2..IiAc. Fat lambs. 6lsMsc. medium. 4aac. /:
feeding wather sheep, 80 43,sc.; bucks. 2Gr
s5tc.; fresh COWS, fz5g i2. %. Veal calves. Gl'c.
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CHICAGO, ill., Noy, Il Renewed npprehen,
Russian controversy caused sharp rally In
wheat here to-day. At tho close December
wheat was lXQplHc. higher, and May lSc.;
corn Is mp n shade; oats show gain " Sc;
provisions are practically unchanged, n
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low, Close
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,

1, Richmond. yn., Spy. ], .l4i
& SALES
.6 Virginia centurcs--sD at s7is.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. preferred--o
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CHsN qWotuVpNs Wtre HF
Easy. No, 9 spring wheat,
EslQl.l4;No. 2 red, sl.liN@l.l
No. 2yellow. 6GNc. No, .
white, j0M3lc. No. 2 rye, Z
barley, S7isN3Sc. fair to choI
No. | naxseed, sl.0Si No. !
Mess pork. per BARREL $40.
100 pounds, 81. 02AQ7.O5; shor
sG.STts0700: short clear Side
SiWhlskey, basis Of high wi
contract grade. $500, Blu
cries. 15dl2Sc.;, dairies. ISEa0
AT mark. cases Included, I
jac. prime iirsts, e2c,; ext
Easy at Il0it@l9lac.
Evening journal., 1904-06-24
CROCODILE FISHING.
Ingenious Method OF Catching the
ncnatn Uscd In IndIn.

A correspondent OF the London Field,
writing cn the pursuit OF the crocodile
Ia the Malacca strnit, describes the in
genious method of catching the beast
adoptoo by the natives of the Kedah
river He says: "A small bamboo raft
some two foet square is constructed,
and on It IS erected flag post sur
mounted by q rcd flag, while from the
underNde OF the raft, OF float. run
twenty or thirty yards OF stout line,
ending in a few feet of chain. To this
chain the barbed hook OF hard brass
metal is attached by three feet OF un-
twisted fiber in order that the fine
ligaments may get between the croco-
dies teeth and thus prevent his snap
ping of the bait. On the shank Of tho
hook live fowl is made fast, together
with q short length Of bamboo, to give
It hotation, and then the raft, line and
bait are dropped into the river. Loudly
squawks the unfortunate fowl for a
few minutes. but its sorrows arc short
lived. A splash, a swirl the bait has
disappeared, and then the men return
70 their homes, leaving a boy to mark
the progress Of the floating flag. Next
day or the day after half dozen men
paddle down stream until they sight
the raft. Then, taking the line ashore,
they haul away, and as by this time
the hook is firmly cntangled in the
crocodile's intestlnes, he shows but lit
tie fight and is easily dispatched"
Evening journal., 1904-06-24
In Cnse OF FIRE.

The chief Of the Philadelphia fire do
partment has published a set Of rules
"ln Case Of Fire" They ought to be
learned by heart, Ike the multlplica-
ton table SO that when needed they
VIII spring automatically TO the mind:
First sound the alarm.
Close the door and open the win
dows a closed door is n wonderful
protection against flame; an open win.
dow lets the heat and smoke out.
Do not fear thick smoke too much.
Go down on your hands and knees.
You viii find no smoke near the floor.
Nine times out OF ten You can descend
a stairway so. Many have been burn
ed TO death because they thought a
smoke filled stairway meant an impas.
sable one There is plenty OF pure
air TO breathe near the floor
Should the fire have gained such
headway that all exits are blocked,
shut yourself in q front room and lean