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CHEAP RATES TO TAMPA, FLA.
u ATLANTIC SCOAST LINE.

Account OF South Florida and Mldwtnter
Exposition, Tampa, Fla, November 1926.
1901. this limo will sell round trip tickets
at rate OF ono fare, plus SO cents. limited
to fifteen days, exclusive Of date OF sale.
Tickets on sale November 18th, good to
stop over at all points In Ilordn within
limit. south OF Jacksonville This Is the
quickest route, offers best accommodate
lions. through sleeping and dining car
service. For further Information, apply
to any agent Of the company, or
l8s G, S. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent,
S3s II. Main ST., Richmond. Va.
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SOUTHERN FAIL az.

SCHEDULE nj EFFECT NOV. 9Th, lso4!8a:5
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND ..ss !.
~ 90 a. M-Daily--Lucal for Charlotte. N, C.
Il 80 p. M.-Daly--Ltmi ted--Buftct Pulima n to
Atlanta and Blrmlngt an. New orleans..
Memphis Chattanooga. a nd o. the South. n
e 500 p MEX. Sunday-Keysvile Local. ssS ssS
II 40 p Dally-I4imited q Pullman ready
T56 $3.50 p. Nj for all the South. 70
81 YORK RIVER LINE. 5S5 3!,
4 The faVorIte route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leave Richmond 4:2o P. N. daily, exal
Els p. Ms-Local-Da ily--Excspt Sunday. SS55 I.
go p M.--EXcapt Sunday-Fprs West Point.
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river land ngs. Steamers sailing. from
West Point Monday. Wednesday ana Fris
day call at Yorktown and Clay ank: :
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. q -
fi monds and Gloucester Point
34:45 "A. M.-Except sunday----Local mixed for
.TRAlNss ARRIVE RICHMOND 4 Il
6:6s "A. NJ and S6:42 p. M--Fronl all the South.
1885 p M.-From Charlotte and Durham, NV M
$40 A. M.-From Keysville.
80:2E "A. ).Al Baltimore and West Point. vi
1O:l5 "a, M 10 p. M.-From West Point S5
q. ". ,WESTBuRY, d. r. Al. r Richmond. VI.
s. III. HARDWICI. w. II. TAYLOR,
q. II. AcKERT. Gen'l. Mgr,
Washington. 2. G. Sts+8f3 s55
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P IAN MERG[R.0F
BIG COMPANIES
Rise III Steel Accompanies Report
Of Projected Consolidation Of
d Southern Iron Concerns.
MARKET SINKS, BUT RECEIVERS
Late Realizing and Animation
Left Appearance Of Strength
U1ilnpaircd.
(By Associated Press0

. n j.. u . 81
NEW YORK, Nov 1.-THE stock mar
ket had It's vcisstudes. to-day and there
was some feeling Of tho. pulsc and study
OF symptoms from time TO time OH tho
partjof tic professional element. But the
sustaining and uplifting, power Of the
demand demonstrated itself beyond dues-
tlon In the latter part OF the day anu
tho tendency OF tho continued active az
mand towards q reycrsion to stanoara
Railroad stocks helped to the Improving
tone. During the first hour practlchils
the entire mar 1t succunbed to tho move.
ment to take profits and tho ieecl o.
prices was carried generally below las1
night rho market was slow " recover
Ing, owing to tho unconyincing effect Of
tho various Isolated movements mus va nroa,Irai
,vhen Missouri Pncilic renewed 1ls ua1
vance OF yesterday Strength spread
from Missouri pacii1c to al thc 2. SCUM a,i,a
some OF the Southern group. Atchison
was ,ate in responding. notwithstanding
tho confirmation OF the.large holdings OF
the stock acquired by the Rockcleller ~ y.
trrests. The great variety OF movements
iii speciaties seemed to be started bS the
violent jump in Pacific mall. Another Ia, ah-
vance In the price Of Amalgamateu Cop.
per helped that stock ana pc9 'pta tns
stocks were conspicionsly Iaggard in the
reviving market. The upward flight, m
Some Of the independent steel stocks was
accompanied by reports OF q project ma.
turing for merger OF tho Southern Iron
Companies. The late realizing and ANNA.
ticniof tho market left Its appearance OF
strength unlmpaired.
demand for some OF the better grade OF
investment issues was especla lily tfn-'
proved total gales, par value, s14e20, 0c2
The total sales stocks to-day amounted
to / 1853 200 shares.
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COTTON MARKETS

y NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE cotton mhrket
opened steady ut an advance OF all3 points in
response to slightly higher Liverpool cables
than expected. reports OF less favoiabe wca ther
from the southwest and smaller interior re-
ccpts. There was very little demand, however.
ana while the market Following the call showed
a generally steady to firm unlertone, fur,her
gains were secured very slowly until shortly
after midday, when reports that II was Snow
ing in tho southwest with temperatures falling
was made the basis Tor q wave Of bull support
by Bomo of the professional contingent here
ana New Orleans. This buying caught both
markets showing apparently. and for a tlmo
there was furry of covering during which
the market ruled nervous and active. January
pold up to 1915 ana March TO l01n. buttat this
level offerings Increased, and nathe later trad
Ing tho market cased or about 400 points from
the best. Tho close was steady at n net gain
Of COS points. Sales wero estimated al 1900
bales. sf
{ Tho into-sight figures for tho week rejecting
tn smaller interior movement we'll as Il
falling OF In tho port receipts, helped the add
vance In prices during the afternoon.
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SALES:

800 A. c. H., conn.,.
$1,000 Amalgamatcd Copper ,..a.
$500 Amer. Car and Foundry....
400 Amer. Cotton Oii.........
Amer. Tobacco, 4 per cent.
6Oo Amer. Cobacco. pfd..t..
200 Amer. Can ...........s..!.,.
NO Amer. Can. pfd. ..s.......i..
1920 Amer. Locomotive, com. ~.
I'D Amer. Locomotive, pfd.,,
LOCO Amer. Sugar ................
1890 A.. r. and 8. PC. coln....s
POO a. y. and s. re, pfd......
1920 baltimore and Ohio. ~.
500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit...
200 Canada Southern ........,.
IosD0 Canadian Pacific ............
1lsW Chesapeake and Ohso....,.
alOj0 Chi. Great 1Festern.,.......
2720O Chi, Mil. and 8. P.........
5000 Colo. Fuel and 1ron..,......
1000 Colo. Southern, conn.,.
500 Colo. Southern, list pfd....
400 Colo. Southern, "a pfd. .....
400 Clev.. Gin. Chi. and S. IL.
200 Cont. Tobacco, pfd..........
400 Consolidated Gas .....,......i
6000 Delaware and IfidsGn......
200 Del, Lack. and West.
7G200 Eric, com. ............
300 Erie, lat pfd ................
1890 Erie, Cd Dfd..................3
1900 General Electric ......,.....
23400 Illinois Central ..............
2stl10 Louisville and NashvIlle....
$500 Manhattan 4...... ..........I
1900 Metro. StrcctsRailway......
1890 Mexican Central ......,.....
5000 Mo. Kan. and Tex, conn.,.
720O Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd...
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NEW ORLEANS. la, Nov. N.-COT>TON--
spot cotton steatiy. Sales s.75O bales includ-l
ing also 10 arrive and 80 &. o. b. Quotations
unchanged is{ Ii sf& ~ 4. g
& Futures opened firm and .2a5 points higher
than yesterdays closing. The trading was
light, but tho market had good undsrtone
the session. responding to the Improvement In
y liverpool and New York December ops ned Z!
points higher at s.73. sold up to e.s2 declined
TO ?.73 and finally recovered to BIS. The mar.
ket was steady at the close with net gains q
eST7 points -i3 ~ 535 -. ~
December, 975T9.l: January, e.s4ae.s5: Feb
ruary, os9I95I; March. 70. "; APRIL 1o.c5
tGT9.0s; May, l0.13010.li.
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NAVAL STORE,

WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 11-sP1RrTs
TuRpiGNTfNE--stehdy nj iaa.c.: receipts. IS
casks. Rosln-Steady ut s2.s6: rece pts. iss
barrels. rhr-Ftrm a, 81. so; receipts. Al bar
}res. Crude }Turpentlne-Tirm at s2soT3.So; re-
ceipts, 202 bnErels . n Z
SAVANNAH. GA, Nov. 11.-1'u RPENrlNI E.
casks. Rosln--Flrn; receipts. 2,54s barrels;
sales, l,7o barrels; shipments, IL barrels.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 11.-TURPEN-
TINEt--Fir1n nj 49,sc. Misunderstanding doing.
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and nne leaf This IL considered fairly good
prices for tobacco In It's condition
The quotations are as follows.
MISCELLANEOUS nAHR1rA
PEANUT MARKEr

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. i,.--I'F;ANUTs- 81
Spa nish--lg03 crop nominal Mt BOG. Stock prac-
onered; 1904 crop, market active with good
demand at soc. Receipts practically nothing.
crop consumed; 1904 crop GAG
aye for fancy stock; no low grades brought
In sight; receipts very light.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TRAINS LEAVE HR1CHAIOND-DAILY. IN
g :2O p M-Seaboard Mall--lo:S5 r. M.--Sca-
board EXprcss---ro Savannah. Jack sonville,i
Atlanta and Southwest. s35j n. Il
10 A. NJ. --l4ocul-Fors Norlina and Hamlet. "a
4 TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY
6:s5 *. M,--No. 34--Frpm Florida. Atlanta and
1855 p. 'M.,-No. se-From Florida. Atlanta ana
$50 r Hs MO. ss--Erom Eorllna and Local
points, " II gS
~ j;S35 w. NJ. TAYLOR, G. r. a., ~
"a. $40 East Main Street. I Phone 4os, u.
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WIN il!uueI - Guy. aA!!'l!Geo!A o.1VV
steady. cornmeal-t1 Firm. Nominal. Bar
lcy-Steady. t5gE,5 ~
1vheat-Spot firm; No. 2 red, sl.ei. Tho mar
ket was generally hrm ill day and closcu 40
1sc. higher. May closed at sllSis; July. SLtsSa {;
Corn-spot nr7n; No. 2, e7.sc Responding to
q strong cash situation corn was f1rner to-day
and closed AelSsn net higher. May closcd at
6!Sc.: December. $3.50. Oats-Spot STEADY;
Beef-S1eady. Cut Meats-Quiet: picked bell
lies, Ssi49Ac.; p!cAled hams, w q "a @, Larl-
Steady; western steamer, $50; November clos
led at $50 nominal refined. quiet: continent.
lnlow-Quiet. Rosin-Firm, Tutpentlno-
Quiet at 63A Ql53slc.
Coffee-Spot Rio, steady: No. 7 invoice Size:
mild. firm. Tho market for coffee futures
opened steady at unchanged prices to an adj
decline. Of s points. Sales ss,5o9 bags: sugar,
Raw Arm: refining, l6-16c.; centrifugal, s6
test, 47.l6c; rnolasses sugar, 1l-lGc.; refined,
firm II
Kutter-Firrn and unchanged Cheese Firm:
choice October, loAc, Eggs-strong; state.
Pennsylvania and nearby. fancy selected. white
extra. 3aQS5c.; southeiTls, l9qG6c.
Potatocs-Flrm; Long Island, sl7oq 2.GO; State
2.25 peanuts-Dull; fancy handpicked. ba6Acf;
other domestic. 3gGhc. Cabbnges-Firm per
barrel 517bc. Cotton--By steam TO Liverpool,
l9ul6c.
CHICAGO, I'LL, Nov ll.-Talk Of govern
ment restriction OF exports from Russia was
occasion Of many factors tending to an advance
the close December whea, was up asds.o.; May
was up NO; corn Melted gain Of t40aso., and
oats bgHc,; provisions ore practically un-
changed.
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my hoops MARKET

tnont 10 noted at first hands In dry goods. but
tobbcrs report and Increasing business and
favorable services from the road General
iirn,ness exists from the sellers view point
and n good many orders at concessions are be-
Ing raflised. attFls
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VIRGINIA CONFERE CE n. {
CHURCH, SOUTH,
Lynn BURG, VtAist NOV, 1928.
ar. OORROUNDaTREP XH m IN

"a. 90 RoLJN q TIL P. ~ 90
1, Tickets will bc8 sold Nov. 10, 10 and II.
good for return passage until Nov 81.
Three daily trains In ,eac h direction. Pull
man, parlor and sleeping car. For tIck-
cts. Pullman reseryatl ons and further In
format Ion, apply Richmond Transfer
Company. I,ioket "A gent. Byrd Street sta
8liunsf or at Gonpany's 0fflce. sss East Main
Street, 81 Is. * &
Y. II. no LDY. District Pass, a gent.
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It cannot really be doubted that there arc
various spec es OF birds whose marriages ex-
tend over far greater period than that mere
iy of tile nesting season. Long before tho
nesting season begins. one sees the gold
nches In pairs long after 1t has ended one
sees the blue titmice In pairs
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g. ss7 baies:to Japan. 1.a'l bales; to Mexico
GO bales.
Total since September 1st at all aeaports-
Net receipts. 3.4e7,5e bales; export 70 Great
Britain l157Ts3 bales: TO France e6l 81 bales;
TO the Continent, 81 so bales: to japan. .0iA
bales: to Mexico. S,40l bales. ~ ~
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BANK CLEARINGS. q
Report Of Bradstreet for Week
Ending Novern Der nth.

fBy7 Associated Prcss.) is
NEW DIRK, November 1.-THE fol;
lowing table, compiled by Bradstreet,
shows the bank clearl at a number
of the principal cities for the week end
ing November 18th with the percentage
OF increase and decrease as compared
with the corresponding week last year,
sixty-three other cities are included Il,
the totals: 3
New York s1,45O, 7c4.317, increase 2o.1.
3 Chicago sl7554o, 594, d ecrese 3.3.
Boston s14O4O2 116, decrease q,
& Philadelphia 1o,20O,631. decrease ia.
ST, Louis $50. 721 ,9U7, increase 60.
Pittsburg :4o,9s1 ,53S, Increase 40. FL
RI San francisco 2S.479, 374.5 decrease s.
Baltimore, soOe17,035 decrease So.
Cincinnati $22. $50, $50, decrease Id
X ansas City S24. 300, increase $50.
New Orleans 2O,463. 929. decrease "a.
Louisville AO,974,979, increase 1917.
Memphis S7,49i223, Increase ..
Richmond s4.SS9,254. d ecrease IS.
Washington s4,Ss0,7s6, Increase 1o.7.
y Savannah s5.0S6,567. increase 2.&
Fort Worth IS. 26s,225, increase 1O.5.
Atlanta s3,790.1GO.s increa Sc Az,
4 Nashville s2,S26 721. increase 81.
Norfolk s204s,s63. decrease GO.
Augusta $780, 76, decrease 10.
Birmingham s1.4Ss,s04, increase lib
K Knoxville Sits, SOS, increase 1916.
Little Rock sL5iO,517, Increase 1870.
Macon sC66. 1874. decrea SO 1862.
Chattanooga $ISs735. decrease SO.
Il Jacksonville sS5O74 increase 81.
! Houston s12,s5,1s5, decrease $3.50. 48
Galveston $13.7l1 600
Charleston. S. c., s1.535, $50. Increase 81.
Totals United States 1920, 07Oo3. in
crease 1873.
outside New York ss7s,s42. sss. decrease
ia.
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ro1roNsrrn o1r MAnKEr.

I1' I.lTII CUIIONSEEO Oil NIhItNFs {. 1lI ~ y
NEW YORK, Nov l1.-Cottonsetd oil was
easy with an active trade. Prime crude, 4 o.
b. mills, 20isc.; prime summer yellow 26hD
&c. off summer yellow nominal; prime white
and winter yellow. 30I3lc.
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ATLANTIC COAST ZINE.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAlLY-BYRp.
STREET. STATION.
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. SEPT. nth.
Z e:05 a. Ma. 9, l.. Express % all points
Z $500 a. iM.--Petershurg and Norfolk.
1870 p. M.--Peleraburg and and w. WaAs. Va
400 T.. M.-PcleIspLTs and Norfolk s5s
"a SO u. M.--GuiusDuro Local. M SS
5:t5 p. M.--Petersburs Local. NIL
7:25 p. M.-"FlUrida and West Indian Linz
tied" to all points ,SJuth.
$50 r. M.--Pesersburg ana n. and w. West
ii $40 =, M.-Petersburg Local ~ .
49, Il. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND 8f Z, /
4:o7 a. Nj $50 IA u, .s;2s "a, a. iA,;,'.lo:s A.
M.;fI:45 =. NJ; sos r NJ;
- Except SUNDAY. ''Sunday only X
c. S. CAA1PHELL. DIV. Pass. sAgt, Hi
4 w, j. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Ast, "a N s@lj \ y
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND. Noy. u.-Seaboard Air
Line common. 1lL.4l7.a; do. preferred. $5!a U
2jH. Atlantic Coast Line common, ls.Ili5.
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s27.25 TO TAMPA, FLA, AND RETURN
aa8 a VIA SOUTH ERIN .i RAILWAY.

on Novenlber 18th, Southern Railway
will sell special tickets from all8points
lii Virginia. North and South Carolina
to Tampa, Fla, and return at one fare
for the. round trip plus 80 cents Ratio
from Richmond, s2I25; comparatively low
rates from other points. Two fast limited
trains daily carrying Pulmans, day
coaches and Southern Railway dining
cars, For Information apply to ticket
agents. . +. I.
D. r. A.. Richmond, Va.
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BY Thomas Branch & Co., Bankers and Brokers.

SALES.
ltSt31 Missouri Pacific ..a........
i1,J0 New York Ccntral.........
500 Norfolk and yyestcrn......
500 N. Y, Ont. and West ~.
S44W Pacific Mali ..............
$1,000 Pennsylvania II. R.........
800 Peoples Gas (Chicago)....
/ 100 Pressed Steel Car.
400 Press d Steel Car, pfd.....,
1900 Republic Island S., conn.,.
1900 Republic I. and S., pfd....
1890 Reading, coim...... ........
900 Reading, list pfd.
100 Reading, I'd pfI..........t...
$500 Rock Island, com ............
/. Rock Island, pfd. ...,.s....
200 Sloss, pfd......
1909 st. l.. and 8. F., I'd pfd. ~.
300 s. l.. and Southwest pfd. !.
7s6O0 Southern Pacific ............
1890 southren Railway, COM.
1900 Southern Railway. pfd....
1000 Seaboard Air Line. corn. ~.
1900 Seaboard Air Line. pfd. j..
23s00 Tenn. Coal and 1roil.......
$500 Texas Pacific ...............
1880 Union Pacific .,...........,..
5000 United Stairs Lcathcr......
$500 United States Stcel.........
4l4O0 United States Steel. pfd..
9tso0 Va. Car. Chemical, conn.,.
900 Va. Car. Chemical pf0 ....
20 Wabash. com........ .....t...
1900 Wabash, pfd. 80. ...........
1900 Western Union .............
1900 Wisconsin Central .........
800 Wisconsin Central, pfd....
Total gales 1.tSs.WO.
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"a GOOD CHANGE VISIT FLORIDA
VIA THE sEABoARD AIR
Sa.4 y III. hl Va LINE Rail WAN 5.'

Round trip tickets to Tampa. Florida,
will be sold on November 18th. for one
fare, plus 80 cents; rate from Richmond,
s27.25. stop off at all points south OF Jack
sonville allowed on going trip Tickets
limited to returnbnt any time before No
,vember 3otll, Cheap side trip tickets sold
10 other Florida points to holders OF these
tickets. For further information. apply
to any Seaboard agent, or
II, S. Lizard, w. NJ, TAYLOR, III
Dist. Pass, Agent, City Ticket Agt.
81. f Phone 405.
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Northern PACIFIC Observation-Disclosures. 7sH
NnrioTk n nd Western con 4s....,,,,.,.....Tt 01
orenon Short Line a. and Par,ic......... 1914
va MIA coilv. 1tGA
Reading General observation-disclosures olz4
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. So. -. 1854
st. Louis and San Francisco fg 4s........ IS
ST. Louis southwestern l1sts................ va
Snsl,oa ri Air Line 81
Southern Pacific 4s.................r...... 95si
Southern Railway 5s......................5l lS!s
Texas and Pacific lists .................... 12lss
Toledo, St. r.. and Western 4s...,........ 81
Union loaciflc 1864
Union Pacific cow. llaa
u. s. Steel Cd Observation-Disclosures. sai
Waba al, SITS 1lIas
Wabash Deb Bs Observation-Disclosures 677s
Wheeling and Lake Eric gis.................. 9ls
Wisconsin Central b .......... 52s.
Colorado Fuel conv. 6s.. ................... s!ss
NJ and o. Collateral Trust 4s...,....... 90 T.
C,entralsof Georgia I'd Inc .,............ II &
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MERC CHANTS AND MINERS ..a
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

Boston, Mass, & Providence, RI.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday.
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, For PROVE
ldence Monday, Thursday and saturday at Q
II. NJ Passengers, and freight taken Tor all
New England Ypointa, Tickets. on sale at Q. s
O. Isy, and N. " w, ~, Offices, ana 20. si3
East Main,
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MONEY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Prime mercantile paper, fl4 IL per. cent: {;
sterling exchange. firm, with actual bust
1lcas In bankers bills. ut ?4sS. 65a$ $3.50 for
day bills Posted rates 1854 IL and s4S7.
Commercial bills, As3 1-2a5-s. Bar silver.
IS 1-2 Mexican dollars, 46 IL.
Money on call, steady. 2al2 IL per cent;
closing bid and offered, 9. Time loans,
steady; 60 days. 2Gp1-4 per cent; % days
and sig t1nouths 3l-2, 5t.
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4 UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsBURG. PA,
NOV. 11.-CATTLE-Supply light; market
steady Choice 81. 50G576; prime. So bua. 40;
fair, So. 2Sa4I0. iIoss-Recepts light; market
steady. Prime heavy. S5.aol6.35; mediums. $3.50
@525; heavy workers.. s.. 10 % 20; l,sht yorhe.s.
asheep-Recepts fair; market steady, Primo
wethers S4.25a4,6o; common sheep, Sl@e0o;
spring lambs $4,000; veal calves. S707.5o.
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 11--IoG s-afarlet
l0c lower. Butchers, s5,lo15. 10 common, SAC
54.G5 Cattle-Steady. Fair to good SHIPPERS,
s4.25GI5O0; common S2J2.a5 4Sheep-Active at
sl.6OlLN0. aLambs--Actiyo- ut $3.76lGl 10 ~
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4 RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Il u Richmond Va. Nov. II. 1901.
9$fs QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS.
4 RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond, va. Nov. II. 1904. 4
There was a fair run Of cattle the market.
Best steers a. DC. :; medium TO good, az Vl!7c.;
common to- 3air. sa3fsc. He.fers Mola from,
Light run Of hogs and sold from 5.4oG5Ec.;
rough hogs. All G4ac.; shoats. 5aSAc.;GIoush
III Heavy run Of good lambs. which sold from
5asc. Light run Of sheep, , Fat sheep. sag
Prospects very good for next market and
CHICAGO. ILL. Noy.S 11---cATTLE-Rc-
celpts. 1900 head. Market steady Good e
prime steers. s6aD7.00: poor to medium. $500
SIS; socliers and feeders, S2a4.lO; cows, sl2a9f
4.GQ: heifers. sl.75G5.4o; Gamers, sl,250.. 40
bulls, soG4.75; calves *s.50G70J: Western steers,
"a l9c. lower. Mixed and butchers. s4.s;a5. Is;
good to choice heavy. s5.05q510: rough. heavy.
81. ,0n9n l. IS; light. S.S5d5. o.: bulk Of sales,
s4s0a5.no Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head Sheep
lower; lambs steady to 10c. lower. Good to
choice swethers, 81. 10; fair to choice, mix
ed, 81, togi25; native lambs. a. 25dt.eS.
NEW. YORK. Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING
S,9is head Mediu mand good beeves, l0Il5c.
lower; common dull. but steady. Native steers,
ss.15g5.15: choice. $3.50; Western and half, !,
. Is. extra fat cows. Ss.s5 C;llves-Recelpts.
1875 head. Veals steady. G rassers slow to low
er. Ycais, S4.z54s.225 grassers, sl-7oa2 % /:
Westerns nominal. Dressed calves slow TO low
er; city dressed veals. 7Qla1.c. per pound:
fe sad Slices she siea avg
slow TO shade lower. Sheep. $314.s0; lambs
s5Gsg6.Oo; one car extra, ss.15; choice Canada
lambs. $500 culls tS,5ou4.5O. iIogs-Receipts
4,a5s head. Good State hogs. $50. Market
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M Nay CHARACTERIZATION l e; s sss sc sSss
Cash quotations were AZ follows: Flour
Easy. No. spring wheat. 1901. 10; No. 8,
6she,; 10. 9 yellow; ,ac No, oats 2a,s4'
2sNc,; 30. g white, SlHc,i No, white. 2a!sO
si&s, se ao9a fes,ng barley
naxseed, sjlOtsi No, northwestern, sl.l7;
prime Timothy seed. s., e2.ss, Mess pork. per
lIo7M; short ribs sides tloose). s6 81 al. 22a;
shore clear sides sfboxedl y, 90. ,skey,
ssss
a4c,; dairies. 16dp2lc. Cheese 3teady AT lOaGp
lie, Eggs STEADY ct mark, cases included,
1Mdsolsss;i frsts ssllsc.i prime Hrsts, 2tssc,;
n,AAI!TiMoAg; MP, Noyl oIjH-sleaay
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BoND. QUOTATIONS.

4, Chicago and Northwestern con- Is. ...,.... 12ih
i Chicago H. l. and Pacific Is,............. S7S5i
i Chicago, Il. I. and Pacific col. 5s.......... 81
4 c. C. e. and St Louis gen, 4s.......... 100
Chicago Terminal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 Z
Consolidated Tobacca NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Slh
Colorado and Southern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ss
Denver and RIO Grande 4s............... loi!t
Erie prior Hen Observation-Disclosures. 10A
Erie General "
Fort Worth and Denver City lists. 10y
Hooking Valley Ahs. 109M
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s............. 1oS
Manhattan consol gold 4s........ .>........ 1gsts
Mexican Central A..
Mexican Central list 1nc...................B s3I2s
MINI. and st. Louis 4s...,...............s o.
y Missouri Ilapsns ana Texas 4s............. 10,
4 Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds............5 S.
Fl National r. n, OF Mexico con. 4s.......... s0E
Nav York Central gen. 3ks................. lI1h
New Jersey Centrnl gen. 6s............,... 1851
Northern Pacific AZ los
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Bird Marriages,

Totals so7, s35 900, Increase 1o.1.
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Other Produce Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. u.-FLv uR-Market firm
with moderate trade. Minnesota patent, $6l0Gg
$40. g Rye F,iour-Firm. Buckwheat Flour
Steady. cornneai-firm. Rye-Nominal. Bar
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& BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. u. III LoI Urls seady
and unchanged, Wheat RI rmer; Spot. contact
and tho month. Kim epl,ls; sophsra BY scans