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CLOSING RoN1, QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwestern con 7s....n... N
Chicago. Il. |. and Poetic 4s..:....s........ s.ts
Chicago, X. !. and pacific c1l 5s....,,.... 5iI
c., G., G. and ST, Louis gen. 1s............ .03 b
Chicago Terminal observation-disclosures. 81
consolidated Tobacco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIS
Colorado ard Southern Observation-Disclosures. 80
R Rssss sts 9na sr ~ esanas 1 Z I
Eric General ~
Fort Worth and Denver City lsts.......... Ill
Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. 1iots
Louisville and Nash Unified 4s........s... 1osh
Manhattan cDnsol goid 45.................s. 105
Mexican Central Observation-Disclosures. iSa
Mexican Central lat lnc.................. "a
MINI. ard ST. Louis Observation-Disclosures. 81
Missouri. Kansas and Texas sl...........,. 1914
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2is .......... sss
National II. X. Of Mexico con. 4s.......... Sita
New York Central g~n 3Hs.............. iCoh
New jersey Central gen Ss................. 1s5A
Northern Pacific 1g5
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Northern Pacific "A. rs
Norfolk and Western con 4e...,........... 1olh
lregn Sii6rt i'm Is ani Part!c.....,...... W
Pennsylvania conv. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO- 4
Reading General INSTRUMENTATION. lOzM
ST. Louis AMI Iron Mountain con 5s........ 1854
st. Lou s and San Francisco Is. s...,... %
ST. LJuss Southwestern lsts................ -
Gceboard Air LING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
Southern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g6
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. llsN
Texas ana Pacific Observation-Disclosures. l2l
TS.edo. ST i. and Western si.............. 81
Union Pacinc observation-disclosures. lD6
Union Pacific cory. 4s..................... ll5it
~ steel I'd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sS7t
Wabash lists NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lis
Wabash Deb. ..4-....s...............i. s9is
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4ss............... q Il
Wisconsin Contra %. ...............,...., s?jh
Colorado Fuel COW. ss........ ............ s2.i
NJ. and o. Collateral Trust 4s............ -
Central OF Georgia I'd nc........a....... II
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Crossed Ocean in Life-Boat.

Especial to The Times D!spatch)
ST OHNiS, N. r.. Nov little life
h>oat Trad, from Aalesund, Norway. which
sailed on August I. for st. Johns and
New York, and thence for st. Louis. with
her des. gner u Captain Brude, and three
others aboard, arrived in the harbor here.
She was three months and nine days in
crossing the Atlantic: The boat was built
to compete for the prize for the best life
boat at the st. Louis Exposition. She
met stormy weather, but proved ar ex-
&c lent sea! boat She lost her mainmast
sa nd other gear. All aboard are we'll.
The Ur*sd Will provision here and pro-
coed to New York. ..s
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Nav k'6ito|k&!|W6Ste;n

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
800 a. M-NORFOLk- LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk ll:29 \. N, Stops only at Petersburg.
sos A. INST: louis EXPRESS Buts.
Parlor Car Petersburg to Lynchburg. and
Roanoke. Pullman S!eepers RUanS ke to ST.
Louis, Bluehed to Cincinnati: also Roanoke
to Knoxville. and Knoxville to Chattanooga
and Memphis. st5jES55 Sa9N
l2:lo 2. ,M.-RoANoKE EXPRESS for Farms
vile. Lynchbuig and Roanoke. 81 III
& 500 p. M-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar
rives Nnrfokt5:ao p NJ. Stops only at Peters
burg, Waverly and SUFFOLK Conn cts Win
steamers to Boston, Providence. New York, c
Baltimore and Washington 3532#
rs P. M.--For Norfolk and ell stations east
!, e:so r. Ai-NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINZ.
Pullman s,eepers Richmond to LynchburE ana
Roanoke, Petersburg to Pulaski. Lynchburg to {
Chatta nooga, Memphis and New Orleans. CATS
Dining Car. 55t.9y5t OF 33iSf&tt
$50 p. M-woRLD's FAIR SPECIAL
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to-. st, +
Louis Cafe Dining Car. g IDS. j3t 4, a. 81 81
Trains arrive from the West 1855 A. NJ. a:css
P. NJ. and 9:O5 P. NJ: from Norfolk 1:4o a. NJ 81
and $50 p. NJ iEfs4f 994 S Gft ", n!
W. B. REv1T.L. G. II. BOSIEY. iS
Gen'i. Pass. AEt. Dist. Pass Agt- 4
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Property Transfers.

Richmond: George Bryan. special commits.
soner, to J. J. Miller, 10 feet on south line OF
Clavs Street, 6s feet west Of Gilmer Street,
1885. h
Henry D. Deeds heirs to Ro. washington.
between Thirty-first and 1nIrty-second Streets,
Henr1co: ". o. Burch and husband to
Sarah b. To.er. 20 fe t on north line OF
Jacquelin Street. coG fest west Of WASH
ineAon Street. grantee assumes lien Of sl.tOV.
s.. saiJ y
E. g. steanc to Jane E. Savage undivided
interest IN real and personal estate OF Ed
-mund Stea 20 H So deed rerc:s.ed In Chan
cfrYf G turt. Sep erllber %. 1900, s5
1, iFredert 1k j. tWhybrew to Nancy Jane Wash.
|lngton, lot ST. " oodville s55s S s
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HER CHOSEN. BRIDESMAIDS
WERE FER PALL-BEARER

Miss Mary Nyerges was buried yes ter-
day from ST. Joseph's Church, l3ayonne,
81. J.,ssin q wedding gown, and the six
girls who walked as ,pall- bearers. wore
bridesmaid dresses OF brightest sins
She was 10 marry Joseph Papr, Of Brook
lyil, next Sunday Every arrangement for
The wedding had been perfected. when she
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Richmonders in New. York.

Especial to The Times Diepatch)
q NEW YORK. November l7--Waldorf, J. S.
Ryan. 7. w Scott and wife; Hoffman w
P!nger, l. o. WGndenbers and wife Io Of
Aston. Miss r. Thnlh liner, Mrs. |. Thai
hein,er: York, J, G: Hngan. W.fP. Nichols:
Grand J. kirsh, n Iiirsh; Imperial, j. b.
iouag; Marlborough. W. II Rahbitt, r. E.
rnrsh and Wife G. Fl, Redd; Herald Square,
J, J, Pollard. 5l "a Il IN
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Schooner Scuttled.
nv Associated Prtes.s.

NEW LONDON, conn, Nov. 1.-THE
schooner Creenleaf johnson arrived here
to-dnyttWltll her cargo on fire and was
scutt!ed. The schooner Is owned BY Il.
"a; Oliver, OF New Haven and was loaded
with garbage Ftankages at Barren Island,
n. y, for South Carolina. Her cargo IS
owned by Heller. -Hirscl and Company,
of New York and was insured,
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NAVAL STORES.

Y 9W'ILAlINGTON.@ n. c.. Nov. 17.--spIRITs
at Soc; receipts. 80 casks.
Rosn--Flrm at $780,: receipts. 25l barrels
TnT'entine-Firm at s2.so13. 50; receipts. 50 bar
rels, E,s FOL III Tf,af ii lfl5
Firm at toc.; receipts. $50 casks; sales, $50
casks; shipments. 200 casks, l,osn-Flrm; re-
celpts, 9. rs barrels; sales. lSl9 barrels; ship
merts, SOL barrels.
e CHARLESTON. s. C.. Nov. l7-TURpES-
TINE AND Notwithstanding doing. =
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Denies Writ Of Error

- - (By #Assoc1ated NPrcss.l -
MOBILE A La, November l7.--A special
from Montgomery. Ala. says:
The Supreme Court to-day denied the Pc
tition OF Frank Duncan for writ OF error
was not accompanied by the Transcript OF re.
cord Duncan Is In jail at Birmingham UNI
- r sentence to be hanged November o5tll II g
fugitive 55s 5ftt5 $4it F5}ss All ~
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DRY. GOODS MARKET

I NEW YORK, Nov. IA better tone is evil
lent Ia dry goods. although the purchases OF
the day do not show marked Improvement.
Yet here and there Is certain lines buyers are
more willing TO operate, for future require
ments and are paying full asking prices Car
pet sules continue with spirited competition.
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Richmond Lodge. No. 10, international AS
acciation Of Nnchinists. celebrated their six
tenth anniversary with banquet n, the
fo8 ha'an Hotel Nedn:ssa, 'eu. There were
plates Cor l75 mep.hcrs Mr., ]. I. Creamer
was 4 oa s,master. AMI speeches weri made +,
NJ. Ryc-l urts'dett OF the n.ra Trades
and Labor Council. The affair was a most,
pleasant one IL
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Do1r',ir@ hrr;ve- Safe

! =, :, !, !, &. {Ry Associated Press,
Gibbons, commanding tn United States dis
nat e ~ hont, Dolphn, to-day rercrte' the or.
riya1 OF that vessel MT KY West The rol-
route tn New cr'en17s, ard wrs or N Atlnnti,
coast during The recent severe storm.
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MISCELLANEOUS MANBe1a,
EEA NT1r AYARErr

-, y. P159t1S 2 ! 3lA I'M e To-
Il PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. l7.-PEANUTS-
Spanish 1901 crop, firm and active at $50,
with a good demand. Receipts continue light
OF which there are many lots too damp Tor use.
Virginas. 1904 crop. steady with good de-
lnand at 81 dl3fsc. for fancy stock; machine
q: u3Ac.; Smelling stock. &c.
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ssEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TRAINS LEAVE 3hlcHMOND-DAlLY.
$50 :, ~. -seaDoard Aali--luso +. M.-Sea-!
Ia board l1Apresa-Io savannah Iackso1v.lie.
Atlanta and southwest. s:4s f33fs s34t3
$40 a. N. g-Loca. or .Norl.na and Hamlet
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND limo, pail %.
IA = Mo. ts--From Florida. Atlanta and
$50 F. Mo. ss-from Sorllna and Local
II. s Lizard. D r, Al; 53S
= w. NJ. TAYLOR, c, r. a..
$50 East Main Street, Phone 4o5. 9
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Other Produce Markets.

I s NEW YORK, Nov 17--FLouR-Market was
i Tr% w,s sasfais sesS Ss
Steady &. Rye-Nomlhai. narley-!steady.
prsssss was 70 WHOA
and prices collapsed, forcing heavy liauidation
by Wednesdays buyers Last pr!ee =, showed I'VE,
corn-spot steady. ~. :. SIC, {. Q. :. anoat;
weak on the wheat break. closing ssassc. net
lower May closed at 6l7sc.; Dsc.mher, ssssc.
Oats-spot firm; mixed. s41se5ss.sc% opt!ons:
4 BeefMrirn,. Cut Meats-steady. s1,arl-Qu,st:
Western steamed and sio
city, $50; country. 4sG iRc,ae;s Rssin-t'l Firm.
mia, steady. The market for coffee futures
opened steady at UNCHANGED prices 70 an - ID :,
bags Sugar Raw, strong; refining 4'sc,: CEN
trfnsa o tNc molasse No' susaT aIss
Butter-Quiet and unchanged. Cheese-FIrm
and S5ate
potatoes-Fir,n: Long Island, sl.75a?oo; sac
and Western. sl4oal Jersey swess 81 e9 q
GA s o iau domestic. sase caSbagesaFlrn;
per barrel 5o175c, cotton-By steam to- Liver
pool. lo1l5c. n 4
CHICAGO; ILL. Nov. 11;EGon s lan'das;
caused weakness In wheat hore to-day. At. tha
close December wheat was down lMc.; May
was Oft {1hc.: corn shows a loss Of 40; oats
and provisions are about unchanged .s
The leading futures RANGES AZ rollows:
Open, IlIsh Low. clos.
sWIIEAT-No. 2.
R $$z '3|; '3Es III: 4, ': IL
coRN-No. .,
E $ 81; ~; ~; ~: ~; ;;|| IL IL
oATs-No,
81 81; il III III IL
s KAY :.ls:357S l ls!' is 81; 1879
% Ss,!; :::.;:,:::.:: rs E rs E Is IS
sioRI Ribs-Per 100 MS,
s MaY ...ssas95' s ss5 s Is; ss5
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Easy. No. spring Wheat, 81 io9l;1ai No 8,
$l0SIl No, 2 red VI AK gl,la. No: 2. Germ.
Ss. %hits. 0 sac, "a white slssssa
rye. 7s,tn, Good feeding barley. asd3sAs c.; fair
to choice mailing, 4sQl54,. No. u laxseed,
slll No lnerthwsstern, q Is prime n, M I'm
AN PsqysS;lss 4, sSss s,sss!
Wi 9Nsal cieyey contract srade
ST. sssa%dsFss nsss
Prime ps me- dssts s5,so. extras s1,sc
ana aaAt anasspssd ne
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Corn-Firm: SPOT. new, 64NTo.2c.: new s1uth-
ern white 4sis N5fhc. Caty-Firmer; No. 2
white aShc Rye-Dull. Hay. arm. Bet err
Fir manI UNCHANGED. l3ggs-Tirm and IN.
changed at 27c Cheese--F'rm and Unchanged.
Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV, II. 1901.
%t ARRIVED "
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, merchants
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
e Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves James
River landings and Norfalk, merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Company
Barge ". W. Cun,mskey, Jr, Egan, Ealti-
more coal, s, II. Hawes and Co.
Barge York, Cordrey, Norfolk. light.
3lf s5 SAILE1 NJ III /.
Steamer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk merchen-
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y. $. refund,ng g. resisserer.. 1o4h
u s. refundlng Is. coupon, ................ loay
U. 8. So registered. ......................i 1914
U. 8. ss. io4H
U. 3 New 49, registered. ................ 1871
U. s. New Is. coupon. 1874
U. s. Old 4s. Registered. Iosx
U. s. Old 4s, coupon ....................... 1854
Atchson general ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. to2H
Atchson adjustment 4s................. asA
Atlantic Coast Line 4s.............,........@ 9aA
baltimore and Ohio 4s............,..."... 1oah
baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 9sN
Central OF aeorsin ss...,..................l1 Ills
Central OF Georgia Is, Inc, ...........,..... 9JX
Chesapeake and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 1O7
Chicago and Alton Observation-Disclosures. siH
Chicago, Il. and Quincy new 4s...,........ 1904
Chicago. NJ and ST. Paul gem 4s.......... 110h
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TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va, n

Richmond. Va, Nov. II 1904. 4
: Dark Fired Tobacco-Receip.s and offerings
continue very light with steady demand at
good prices. .,un-Cured-Hcayy receipts; mar
kei active and high. III, 7s
q The quotations are as follows:
Co. DARK FIRED --YOEACEO-NER. - z
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(By Associated Pres

ppEu Wy ~ : 8 =; ],
er Neidenfclls. from Savannah. Octob Der
3lst for this port. Is aground In the
Weser River.
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COTTON MArHET-.

Line common. l9a G1sA: do. preferred. SeaS3h
bid. A!lantic COast Line common. l9l G152. y.
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NEW YORK. Nov, 1.-THE cotton market
! opened easy At decline Of AS points n re.
ports Of }reer offerings OF spot cotton from tao
south. The private wires were working better
seemed a n BE- h.rs sn1 tS
purchases OF SPOT. After Increasing the deer: 9
local shorts covering checked the downward
tendency and there was slight recovery. but
! attracted fresh selling orders from southern,
sources, and during the afternoon the list
A large wlro house had big selling order
In January and March. II was reported that
straddies between the local market and New
, Orleans were being reversed and as prices
worked downward stop-loss orders were I'M
Recent Recen, liberal sellers started 10 buy around
s.7S for January. and in the late trading there
was an active demand This helped TO 1etard
tho decline. but dd not absolutely check +.
points. Sales were estimated al e75.o5o bales.
Talk OF an easier spot situation Seemed the
main factor ~ tho decline: .gg,
sesp y e e, the 1s ports to-day were so bas
For tho week 4g0.110 bales agnnst 81 300 las,
week ana 1897 last year. Io-day,s receipts
81 Ssw Orleans YER ba dss against
2l.S0 bales last year.
m!ddling uplands, 1906: rniddllng gulf. 10. 30.
i Cotton futures opened easy and closed steady.
Cotton. dull; mlddling. 1905: net receipts. $40
bales; gross, 4.G44 bales; stock S,433s bales;
export to G reat Britain, 9s2 bales: to the Cont
mont, 1853 bales. . st5f H
Total to-day al all ports-Net receipts $3.50
bales: export 70 Great Britain. l2ss bales; 70
Consolidated at all ports-Netg receipts 1ls.-
~ balcs; export to Great Britain. 1ol.s72
bales; 10 the Conticnnt 10, 733 bales sfy
Total since September lists at all ports--Net
receipts 37s5,90 bales; export to Great, Bri AIM
POS bales: to France, aol. 81 bales 70 the
Continent a33. 103 bales; to Japan, q, AL bales
TO Mexico, 8.491 bales.
!. NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. INCEPTION
Spot cotton quiet and raser Sales 1850 BAGS.
Including 2,0oo TO arrive and 200 t. o. b. Qio-
tations Nc. lower.
Futures opened quiet nj as decline OF 4a7
points. New York and Liverpool were both
easier. and a good weather map and predicted
heavy in.o.slght were the features which held
prices down Short selling was heavy, but
offerings were well absorbed. 50 eynely divid d
were buying and selling orders that the pr. caa
of tn active months did not. fiuctua.e more
thanh4 points. December opened points lower
at o57. gained 2 points to 9.e9 and hnaliy
closed TO 9.5L The market closed dull: the List
showing net losses OF 1lll2 points, 15
b Cotton futures steady November. s.45d9 y;
December. 3.51q3a2; January. 9.60G19 81 !: Fab.#
ruary s.c5a3.s7; March. 9.77us. IS; April. e.sS1
Au, . = ,
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UNION STOCK YARDS. P1TTsBURG, PA.
~: prime s. 15e5 %; fair, ,sssaica, Hogs.
Receipts light. Market active Prime heavies.
+a5.t5; mediums, ;4.s5g5.eo: hea:y workers.
$Le0Il.95; light workers., -. N94 50; pigs. f4i0D
49,: roughs, S4l44o Sheep-Receipts light;
market strong, Prime wethers. $1,000 50:
common. Slg2,c0: spring lambs, sia5.t %: veal
4 CINCINNATI, o.. Nov. l7.-HOGs-Mar ket
6lloc. higher. .Butrchers. 4,75a4 50; cgnmon.
s5.,oU4. 60, Cattle-Ste ady. II Fair to go9d ship
pers, salog475; common, seua.-b.5 snecl,--
Strong. Market 10G l5c higher at 81 7bgrl.l Is,
sLsulbs-Steady at S3.5oI6. 10, 55s sGfJfrFa n ~
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disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.

disc and passengers. Old Dominion limo.
PORT OF WEST POINT, NOV. II. 1901
&3 ARRIVED.
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
SAILED 500
Charlotte Murphy, lsaitin,,s passengers and
general cargo. 2r
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. II, 1904
Z ARRIVED
Steamer Eas,ano. New orleans.
Steamer Powhatnn, London.
Schooner Il. penlieton Alexandria, va
Z Barge Indiana, Providence.
Barge e.. K. Skolneid Boston. b
Barge kennebec. Boston
A t SAILED. t&ia
3 Steamer Castano, Bremen.
schooner Joseph 3. Thomas. Portlanl.
Barge Hornet, New London.
Barge Volunteer. Providence.
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NEW YORK, Nov NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dressed beef moderately active; native 4..,Y-es.
7uloc. per. pound. Calves Receipts, AZ head.
Sales barely steady. Grasscrs nominal; West
crns firm. veals, s54s. 60; choice Westerns
A.Dd+75. City dressed Iveas. 7QI3c. per
pound; country dressed. lie per pound. :
Rheep and 5Lambs-Receipts. 1924 head. Sheep
steady to lrm Good lambs firm. Sheep 50 123Ils
a44o: lambs. $4.9oIt.4o: culls, s. %. b Hogs
Receipts, 6039 head. No sales. { go s..si
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10 % Richmond. Fredericks-
lis VI L BURG q l'otomac K. 4.
Trains Leave RirlamOntl..-N orttWard.s

Trains Leave firhlnOnu---NO or thWalu.55
( 4l5 A. MI aily-Byrd ST Throug h. 81
3 6:il A. M.-Daiiy--Alu.n ST. Through. al
y 7:lo A.. M.-Week & Days--Elba a Inland Is Acc
@ta cominodatOn. ss5f JAS a3t5 S4s V 45a;s3g Il
$40 a M.--Daiiy-Byrd st, Through Local l
1906 n.on-Week Days-Byrd 81. Through
& 4:oo p. a M.-Week Days-Hyrd st Fredericks.B
burg Accoinnlod4 ton. l{g$ i&4s an.
sos +. 81 ii. ID Dai.y-Na!n ST. Through.
Il $50 r. M.--Week Days--Elba. Ashland 40. ,
Il sos r. M.--DaiIy-Byrd st. Through.
ans I5YtIts'.e n.GiItis on----ooutnWard Ii89
6:4o>A. M-Woek Days-Elba- Ashland <
3E Accommodate ton. ia sEs E3sy
$50 a. M.--Week Days-Byrd st. rrederlcls-
s:s5 i. M.--Dally- Byrd St Through
1860 a. M.-Week Days. Byrd ST. Through.
az 5s Local stops. n
y 2:o5 p M.-Daly--Main ST, Though. IL 8
600 p M.-Week Days-Elba. Ashland 3Ac.a
e 7;ls p 81 --Daiiy-Byrd ST.. Through h. 5Te3
4 $3.50 p. NJ, e aly--Byrd & ST. Through. Local
1919 r.. M-Daily--Man st. ThrSugh, e ,S
IS NOTE-Puliman Sleeping 0r Par!arf Cars on /
all trains except train arriving Richmond II 80
A NJ. week days and local nclRmmoi Ia Ions
Time Of arrivals and departures and 8connec-
v Wn n puK kqa'a CIV. c1LP u TAYLOR
Gen'l. Man'r.. ASS Cen u Man r. Trat Man Il
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PRICES FLU7TER,
BUT GROW STRONG.
Market Has Ups and Downs,
But Comes Out Ahead
at the End.
SEVERAL e R II SHARP lI' RISES RISE:
Sugar Makes Big Jump, But
Suffers Violent Reaction
airy Slump.
INV Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Nov. l7-Etocks had their
ups and downs to-day. but the ups sue
ceeded the downs. and so tar outran
them as to leave tho days changes dc:
cisively on tho sido OF gains. The later
tone OF the market became aggressiyely
strong and the market broadened out ma
terially compared Will, the dullncss to
which the trading fell>away during the
morning depression. The week.-mrs. was
rather acute at the opening and forced
prices lower even than the equivalent of
the ruling prices III London. although the
disturbed condition In London was the
assigned cause Of tho weakness Tho re-
covcry of opening losses was pretty COM
pleto during the first hour. Tho mar
kct was only gradually awakened after
that from It's waiting altitude tho re-
vival touching first one and then another
stock. the generaltlist hanging dull about
last nights level. Copper was tho fea-
turo OF tho day. To-day's reports from
tho copper market pointed to tho first
rcactionary tendency percepttble for many
days. But this did not discourage tho
buying OF copper in company with the
Su nr Of eopper shaIss all over Tho
observable IN the market and densonstra-
tive Offers for future privileges on the
stock kept the demand keen. After ris-
Ing through 50 this stock rose with added
facility and seemed TO uncover stop orders
on the bear side Its 3.1-s point jump
was overma,chcd by sugars IA points
bound and tho 35-8 point rise In Ten
nessee. but the violent rcactionurys slump
IN these stocks unsettled the late mar
ket, tho close being feverIsh and irregular
In spite Of Union Paci1c's sustained rise
OF oyer 2 points.
Weakness in the early bond market In
sympathy with stocks gave that depart
ment OF tho market an irregular tone:
total sales. par value, sll 0,5. COO
United States Bonds were unchanged
. The total sales stocks to-day amounted
70 ]. 100 shares. . II D. s
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4 CoTToNsEEp OIL MARKET

& NEW YORK. Nov. 17,-Cottonsaed oil fairly
active, but offerings were liberal and the
market barely steady, Prime crude t. o. b.
mills, 9oc; prime summer yellow, 27G97lac,;
of summer yellow nominal; primo whitn and
winter yellow. $1,000. at5
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Prospects fair for next market

ceipts. 1900 head. Including 3.oo) " sterns.
Market steady. Good to prime steers. ss.SfG
$40; poor to medium, s2.6olS5.7D: good stockers
and feeders $aU4.l5; cows. .a0li30; heifers,
81 75I5.a5: Gamers. sl.25q2.4o; bulls. sssa4 %
calves. s3.5o16. Is. Hogs--Receipts, 500 head.
lost Mixed and butchers s47oa4so; good to
choice heavy. S4son5.OO; rough. heavy, 81. 45g
4.65; light, t4.s5q4.s2h: bulk OF sales si.75g
Ass. Ehecp-Receipts. 1900 head. Sheep steady;
lambs strong Good to choice wethc-s A.c5g
t.oo fair TO choice mixed, s35og425: native
lambs, fE5916.25 al s b.
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STEAM BOATS,
/, Old D0MINIlN'.
- STEAM sH r. CO,

-T Nl9ht Tins for NorfoIk.
Leave Richmond every evening (foot OF Oh
StreeD 7 r. NJ Steamers styy ~ Ne,,,e ,s y.
News In both directions, Fare. $3.50 ne Mnv
$3.50 nonnd trip. Includes s,atarlom be, ~ !.
meals 5Vc Street Cars to- Steamer 8 VIVA ~ : 2
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4. MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLOsE
Money on call. steady: 2ll2 1-2 per cent !;
closing BID 2.l-4: offered IL. Time
loans. hrm; 60 and 80 days and months.
a1-ial4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper.
4gl-2 per cent: sterling exchagc, strong.
With actual business In bankers Bills at
siSs. slls4sG.& for demand and at s4s4.oD
$tss'lO Tor sixty day bills Posted rates.
$tsS 3-4@7.s. Bar silver, 6s1-4. Mexican
dollars, 4s IA. :. = 80
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FOR NEW YORK,

& BY Chesapeake and Ohio R,-, o a. NJ. >
NJ: by Norfolk and Western Ry. D 4. M
p. NJ; also by Old Damlni on night 'A''iinss
direct steasrs for New York sailing tn" i Mii
2 r. II. CHALlSLEY, City Ticket Aoen, eno
East Main Street.; JOHN r. MAYEns A. a,on nts
Wharf foot OF Ash Street. Hammond; IA '''in,
WALKER. Y, 7, and 7, NJ, New York Y -