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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-16
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Truman a Parker and others to
D. A. fkuyk, Nos. 2O9, 2l1 and 2l3 West Cary
Street ~ ia feet front, 5000.
White and Gay, special commissioners to
Evllne Allen, six-ecvenths Interest In 81
feet on Webster Street. 81. ID
George p. Peartnan aud Henry S: Waller
stein and wives to John Schininke. 20 l-2 feet
On west line OF Pine Street. 65 feet south Of
Beverlys Street. Sl.l25.
Same to w. IL. Steinman. % lie feet on west
linslnf Pine Street, 81 IL feet south Of Beverly
Street, sltl25.
IWilhelmlne Schmidt to Consumers Ice Com
pany. 1l9 re feet at northwest corner OF Canal
and Adams Street, and all lcc-making ma
chInery. $25, 900.
Truman A. Parker ard wife and Others TO
Mrs. Addie E. v. Latham. 20 IL feet on east
line Of Fourth Street, So feet north OF Byrd
Street s. 975.i II Z,
II. S. Walerstein and wife to J. J. and
Elizabeth C.. Haley, IS feet on north line OF
Grace Street. sos gfeet east OF Allen Avenue
$3.50.
Eliza w Lindsay. 40 IL fe I ut northwest cor:
ner OF Franklin and Beividere Streets. $4,000.
j w H. Adams to James PEBBLES. IS feet
on southzllne OF Catharine Street. c57 1-3 feet
east Of Hanover Street, $1,000.
a w. Q. Moore and wife TO a. s. Corey 80
feet on south line Of cathar.ne Street 81 feet
east OF Hancock Street. 81 500. "a 81
A IIenrlco: Valentine Hethler Jr.. md wife TO
Willie F. Nunnrilv, $50 feet on northeast cor.
ner Of Nine Mile road and ThIrty-first
Street. being Fairfield house tract. 1880.
7. j. Hawkes. and wife to Eta Randolph,
lots At and ts OH Nine Mic road. $500.
Niary Krnknl and husband to w. II n.
Powers. 81 II acres IN Tuckahoc District. $500.
Lucy c. Scott. 20 acres on New Market road.
5000 stdis95 [54 fE
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ON EVE OF BATTLE.
Carolina and the Farmers Line
Up for a Grand Contest.
lsneclnl3 4. rhe Tlnes.pls tch. s

@ fSnectnl3 to The Times Dlspntch.O
CHAPEL HILL. n c., November l5,-The
University plays the A. and NJ College fast
foot. hall team here tomorrow at ESQ O'clock
The Tar Heels had short signal practice
this afternoon and exhibited a vim ana snap
which they have barely shown before this
season. There were no difficult scrimages, only
perfecting new plays. which It is believed will
play havoc with tho strong limo OF tho
farmers.
A number OF people arrived tonight, and
n tremendous crowd Is expected Tomorrow
Both aggregatons are exceptionally strong,
and q battle royal is expected,
The hattie doubtless Will be the most impor-
tant ever played In the State. Tho town
Is decorated with the colors Of the opposing
institutions.
An enthusiastic mass-meeting was held to-
night III Gerard Hall. and the University
spirit is Mt white heat FOR the game. and
the students have been organized into squads
to help root tho White ard Blue to triumph.
A number OF special trains will RIM from
different parts Of the State Considerable dis.
appointment Is excrossed at Carpenters incli-
gbIlity to enter the game. Captain Stewart
made the following statement tonight to your
correspondent:
"caro,i~a Will meet a strong team In tho
a. and NJ The Tar Heels nre in good CON-
dlt'on, although Carpenter. the strong right
half-bacls, will not enter the game: wo hope
to VIM" rs tS7t ii IS
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET,

Corrected daily Unless otherwise stated these
quotations are wholesale prlces)
Turkeys large and fat ps5 pound ns
hens, per bound, &C.; ducks. large. per pound,
l3ulic.; small. per pound. ll0l2c.; ROSTERS.
per piece, 25c.; guineas per piece, 2oQ2Sc.;
geese; per piece sSgsg,e. -, a. ,on,a 10 !.
saddles. per pound. l5Gl7c.; Wild turkey. per
pound, ldl3c.; partriuges. large, per DOZEN
81; small, per dozen 81; pheasants each. b0lp
Goc. rabbits, large, fresh. each liJti te small.
iBUrTER-C family, packed per pound.
l70lSc. fancy dairy packed. per pound ITO 81;
choice dairy packer. per pound, l5glsG; choice
store packed, per pound,f 154l6c ! medium. per
choies yelioW rolls per pound lsSlsc'; Mixed
white and yellow, 13415c. iii
EGGS-Cratts. nearby, fresh laid, e3c. per
dozen; crates, other sections, ?Sc. per dozen;
barrels and boxes, 2l@2so. per dozen; guinea.
+ SRHJ5 til VAN AND yEoHrAnLMs-Appl pc,
barrel. fancy handpacked. f2G2,25 per barrel;
choice Hhandpacked. .toYi7b per barrel; me-
dunn handpacked, Sl.34l 20 per barrel: bulk.
iS RsE Sar N L @h, Rss pI7 s s
i.5o; coiored. sl.250L59; blaskeSye peas,
81. 46@IGO bushel, Onions. bushel. 709sSc, Pota-
toes. Virginia. 40g5oe per bus; Western, SSgyoo
smoked lVO isc.;' shoulders. smoked 9Wloo.I
veals-Best. 6,.07c, per pound; runners. +4bc,;
lambs, s,sQ5c.; hogs. bat96hc,; i've hogs.
ext w sqpsf Clear Wrist WRIST
straight. $5.6OG5S6; winter patent 1920 G.s5
Buckwheat. per pound 21:g3e Cornmeal, city
seke9 aass SeEn5Fy eqt ton sa SI
br1n 'SlY bOG3l 90 $50 ~ II
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WIRELESS WAS NOT
Affected BY STORM

y II 4 T. Y.
The storm of Sunday. which crippled
tho telegrap phi service among the PRINCIPAL
cities OF the East. and which GU Off all
Communication between New York,>~and
sWash ington for tWcnty-tour. hours, mas
called forth considerable public comment
favoring an underground telegraph SER
vice between New York and the capital
1t was suggested yesterday III shipping
circles and among men whose business
depends largely on telegraph service that
the sooner the wireless system Is r put ~ y 70
the United States government and for
men In commercial business
1t was said syesterdaYsa at the othces OF
the Maroon I Wireless Telegraph Company
that when the storm Of Sunday was ra g.
ing at It's worst, the wireless apparatus
Z OF the Lucania, now in port, was rece,v-
Ing, messages from ON, "a. point zoo m ,ne ;
receiving said that messages came strong
and firm, and We're in no way q fected
The managers OF the American De For,
est Wireless Telegraph Company DECLARED
Yesterday that they intend 10 have wire
less communication between New fork
and washington short while that
wireless DE Forest station nearly COM
plctcd In Washington, and after arrange
mcnts are made for receiving messages
& in New y ork the managers declare Ina !. I
1T will be impossible for storms TO cut, OF
telcgraphic communication between this
city and the capital =. 3. -
The managers OF the western y Alon
terday that the Idea Of an underground
telegraph system between New York and
Washington was not at all pract.Ca DIE
NaW York Tribune. 55g- Esy
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SHE SHE ELl j., With
A MERE YOUTH.
Mr.. Goolsby Swears Out War
rant for Arrest of His
Wife.
fsnecial to Tbs rImes. plspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. l5.--Samuel
Goolsby. Of RockbridEe swore out war
rant tonight for the arrest OF his wife
and Charles Adams. who eloped from
Lexington this afternoon. They drove
to Natural Bridge ard took the Chesa-
peake and Ohio train for the West.
Mrs Goolsby Is an attractive young
woman, about twenty eight years Of ago,
daughter of Mr.. Ayres. of Buenn Vista.
Adams is nineteen years old. s
Mrs. Goolsby took two small children
with her, and left two at home. She
drew ss5 to-day from the First National
Bank Of Lexington. To-day Adams ex-
pressed telescope to Thurmond. w. Va,
and 1t is supposed tho elopcrs have gone
there.
a phone message was sent to Clifton
Forge TO arrest the elopers.
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SOUTHERN RAll. way.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 9Th lyV&' 81
.s3- '57t55 TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
7.oos A ii M.-pnlly-Loca FOR Charlotte. N ca
- :s0 p M-paily-Lmited-Ruf FIl!ina 70
= ~ Atlanta and Brmngham, New OrleanA
Memphis Chat tauoogl md al me Scutii. S5g
e.oo . nj --E;x. Sunday--keysvlleS Local. q
1I:SSI T. TM.-Daily- Limited, Pullman ready
$50 9.3O p NJ, for all the south n z
s83'a'Ns YORK RIVER LINE. E5E g
4 nv. fayorte route to Baltimore and EasterA
,oints. Leave Richmond 20 II. u. daily.'Se ak
c s95 p. M.Local-Dall Sunday q
10 p M-Except Sunday--for West. Point
- connecting with steamers for baltimore
and river landings. Steamers sailing from
Vest point Monday, Wednesday u nd Frl-a
@ Tuesdny Thursday and Saturday, Ais
monGs and Gloucester Point n
4 4:4J AZ M.-Except Sunday-Local mixed ZOE
T TrRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
ska a. M.eand sac P. M.-From al the South.
S o.se o NJ Prom Charlotte and Durham.
a.IS W.-Fron Keysville. 49, 4
s:2S & M-Baltmore and West Point.
1S:IS 4. NJ, $40 p. M.-From west Point -.
Wv - WyEsTRuRY. D. P. A.. RICHMOND VI
9 q 1TH''t1fARDWIcH. w. H. TAYLOR
?. 4. NJ, @. P. n,
q. IL AcKERr. Gent. Mgr. s}s
washington. D. g. }f
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N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LEAyE r,;ct1MoND pA1LY,

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. #s
500 A. M.-NORFOLK LIMITED Arrives
Norfolk ll:so A. NJ: stops only at Petersours,
s;es K. Ml ST. LOUIS EMPRESS Bune.
Parlor Car. Petersburg to Lyneh ~, and n
Roanoke Pullman Sleepers RSanfk TO u.
Louis. Blueield to c.ncinnat.: also Roanoke
to Knoxyil;-. and Knoxville to Ghltt'Ano- 90
) A 2:io +. n. .noANoKE, EXPRESS for Far,n-
vile. Lynchburg and Roanoke. -, v. va
400 p. M.--OCEAN SHORE LIMITED Ar-2
rives Norfolk $50 p. NJ. Stops only at1Peters-t
burg Waversy and Suttoik. Connects With
steamers to Boston, Providence. New York.
Baltimore and washington.
I rs +. Nj, For Norfolk and all stations east
80 p. M.aNEw ORLEANS SHORT.
Pullman Slecpers Richmond to .Lynchourk ana
Roanoke, Petersburg to Pulaski LynehburE 60
Chattanooga. Memphis and New OIleuns. care
$50 r. M-woRLD's FAIR sPEc1AL.5
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg 70 81
Trains arrive from the West 7:ss 4. NJ: 2;e g
P. M and 0:05 p NJ: from NorIoK l4'so -. - ~
and $3.50 p. M. ~, ~ III ,st sF ssh s.5 {2
Office No. s3S East Main Street = \, 49,
W.&B. BEVILL, y. r. Il. bOSI.E p I
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Northern Pacific ss ,..............u........ 75A
Sorr,,t a,a yya..srf, con 4s...... I0i
OREGON Snort Linz is and Partic.......... ld4H
yony, 3iss................... 1874
Reading General 49,. ............k. .....s. 1GH
a. 7 wis and iran Mountain cen. 5s..u... llgis
81. Louis and san Francisco fs. 4s..",... Soy
ST. Louis soith%estern 1sts................. 91M
Air Line 4s....................... sSI
isaci nc observation-disclosures. s5R
Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ilSH,.
Texas and pacific lists. lsoli
Toledo. st. L. and Western 4s.....,....... 81
Union pacific oonv. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lin
ii s. Steel ID Observation-Disclosures. ssN
lists ...........................i HIN
Wabash Deb rs 87N
wheeling and Lake Erie 4s................ eih
Wisconsin Central 4s.....,..........u.".. BY
Colorado Fuel and Iron Conv. 5s......... g.
NJ and o. Collateral Trust 4s..........u e6A
Central OF Georgia Cd Inc .,.........,.... " y
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4c.: centrifugal. o6 test ls.1ec, molasses
sugar, sAc.; refined. strong.
Lutter--Steady and unchanged. Checse--F!rn
and unchanged I1ggs-St,ong and unchanged.
Potatoes-Fir7n; Long Island, sL7SG2eo; state at,
225 Peanuts-Weajt: fancy manipulated. blsc !;
other domestic. rot quoted. Cabbages-Stcada:
per barrel. t0175s Cotton-By steam to Ltv-
erpool. l0G15c
CHICAGO. I'LL. Nov. l5.-Rcccrd breaking
creased movement In the United States Here
factors In causing decidedly weak wheat
market here to-day. At the close the December
option was OF 2ssc, May was down lhc. corn
shows loss OF Il l7sc.; oats arc down Is1hc..
and provisions 21sJl2lac. 5J ~
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and. Northwestern con. 7s........"1sh
chic1go. r. l. and Pacific is................ so5s
Chicago, H. l. and Pacific col 5s......,.. VIZ
c.. c., G. and ST Louis gen. 4s......... 1vS
Chicsso Terminal 4s..........,.........t 81
Consolidated Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. s2b
Colorado and Southern 4su................ 80
Denver and Rio Grande 4s............. 1plA
Erie prior len ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10i
Erie General ...,....s. We
Fort Worth and Denver CITY 1sts......... III
Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures pis
Louisville and Nash vilie Unified fa,..,.... lg3
Manhattan consoi gold 5s.......,........... LOG
Mexican Central Observation-Disclosures, Il
Mexican Contra tse Northumberland. 2s1s
MINI. and ST. Louis 4s..,................ 81
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s.,......... 102A
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds........... S5i4
National r. II. OF Mexico con. 4s..5...... sou
New York Central gen. 3iss..........,.... T0S
Now Jersey Central gen. 6s.............,.. 1854
Northern Pacific 4s...3..................... 1ob !
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COTTON MAKKETs.

. 4 ii 4 A 'H @ " e
h NEW YORK. Nov. l6.-The cotton market
was little moro active than yesterday. he
wire service WAS working sufficiently We'll 10
permit OF the receipt of nearly all the usual
southern news, but private wire houses werc
without the mans OF communication and iSeNT
York was cut off from Southern busineas
Inc market opened sletIiy at an advance OK
lWJ points In Response to--ratf1er better cables
than expected and reports Of cold weather
trading little more freely than on the pre-
yious day. Liverpool sent a few buying oruers
and some OF the larger Epot houses were buy
Ing. Following the Gail the list worked up TO a
net advance OF about LalS points with December
leading, whiie January ruled relatively easy.
Wall Street shorts appeared 10 be selling Jan
uary 10 prevent an advance, while buying in
December contracts. Later business became
less active, and during the balance Of the seS-
local spot house was quite a liberal seller in
the afternoon trading, and the market was
finally steady at a decline OF 3Y7 points, the
lowest level OF the day.
Sales were reported OF 1000 bales. The mar
kst being narrow, II took but comparative
~ small oruers to swing prices. and the
fluctuations reflected no alteration IN the gen.
eral attitude to the market.
; Receipts at the ports to-day were 19.0b bales
For the week 49, go bales against s38l,.J9 last
week and A7.ss7 last year. To-days receipts
at New Orleans ~ 3s bales against 30 OIL last
year. and at Houston 3..s7 bales against ISL
last year. ~
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
barely steady.
Spot cotton closed quiet; niddlIng np1ands,
1915: Iniddling quiz. 1850; sales, none
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Cotton, quiet middlng, 1925: net receipts.
100 bales; Sross s,376 bales: stock, S. 19l ba4es
Total to-day at all ports-Set receipts. 7a,0,6
bales; export TO Great Britain. l2.sGs bales: to
the Comment, IS a35 bales: stock, st3. 365 b14es
f Consolidated at all ports-Set receipts 3o2, COS
bales:4 export to Great Britain. 5.726 bales: TO
France, 6.55e bales; TO the Continent sQ.lG6
hales.
Total since September LIST at all ports-Set
receipts, 367454o bales; export TO Great
Britain, 1923 5l9 bales: to France, I'll, 3S6 bales
TO the Continent, s12. 1853 bales; TO JAPAN 2l.t4l
bales; to Mexico, S, 401 bales.
a NEW ORLEANS, LA. Nov. 15-cOTTON-
Spot cotton In good demand at full prices. most
OF the purchases being made for account OF
foreign and domestic spinners.y Sales 7,4O bales
including LOO TO arrive and 100 (. 0. b.. Quo
, ta,ions 1-1Gc higher. n :.
Future market was dull. owing to continued
defective wire service. At the opening prces
were unchanged TO point higher than yester-
days closing. For r. time after the opening
1t looked as II a stiff advance might be made.
btu free offerings by big bull interests and
weak longs checked the advancing tendency.
In the trading the active months at first nd
vanccd 4 to points, but soon lost the I'M
provement. December opened point up at
o.7S sold up to 1851 and finally declined To 80:
March opened at 1902 sold up TO 1907 and de-
clned to 1901. The market closed quiet with
net losses Of 10 points.
Cotton futures steady: November. 969G9,11;
December, 9.75I9,76: January. 9SiQ9.s5; Fob
r,iary e.0019.9l; March, IOQl4lQ W; April,
10060l00S; May. l0.14Gl0l6
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JACK DILLARD ARRESTED.
Wanted His Gun to Kill An
other Policeman.
Vt'1S V


n (specul TO- The Tlnies-D Ispatch,)
K ROAs oiAll, Ma NOV. lpy,Jnck Dill
lard. the negro WHO shot Policeman j, j..
Hull in panvlle on August 29th. was arr
rested here to-day by OFFICER 'Overstreet.
The negro had pawned his gun for
medicine 10 use on. his ankle, when tho
officer came In, andSremarked that he,
wished to God that he had his gun" as
he would kill another policeman" aa5'
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NAVAL STORE,

WILMINGTON, N. c.. Nov. 15.-sp1RrTs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 49s.c. receipts, IS
casks. Rosin--Flrn at 81 Isl; receipts l23 bar
rels Tar-Firm at si.6o; receipts 70 barrels.
Crude Tuipentine-Firin at ia.So4S.so; recelpts,
l23 barrels
Firm al SOC: receipts, 90 casks; aalex, 7ss
casks; shipments, Ito casks Rosn-F. I'm; re-
ccipts, LAP barrels; sales, 3,23s barrels; ship
menps, q barrels.
CHARLEsTON, s. c.. Nov. i5.-TURPt,N.
TINE; AN DROSIN-Nothlng doing.
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Goes Into Bankruptcy.

(BY Associated Press.)
2 MACON, GA. Nov, 15.-E. y. Moore, Q !
yaldosta a prominent saw mill man OF
Chat section. has been placed In bank
runtcy upon the petition Of several sa-
vnnnnh$ creditors. The liabilities are
about $4,000. The assets are not stated,
hut are large.
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sssssa---..s--.-s--~S

v. s. retnndlng 2s. reglsterer. 1914
u. q. refundIng 2s, coupon. .....u..ts.... 1t4th
". 8. Is, rcgisered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1ois
u. 9. IS. coupon. ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 1o4h
v. 8. Ntw 4s registered. 1904
u. 8. New 49, coupon Observation-Disclosures. 1904
u. g. Old a, registered ......,.,........ lcsA
u. s. Old AZ, coupon. ,..............,..... 1osik
A,ehison general u.s. Observation-Disclosures. 1o2%
Atchison adjustment 4s..........,.s........ "a
Atlantic Coast Line Recommendations. 81
baltimore ana Ohio 4s..........,......... 1o3A
Baltimore and Ohio observation-disclosures. %
Central of cAoruin 6s.......,......,....,.. 11lN
Central ~ Georeia ist rnn....,,,,...,.,,. COX
S'hesa mako and SInin lils..,,,l,,,....,.. 117ia
SyhIrar ~ al ~ 1tor All -. u. ..;..,..,,I., sOZ
ChicnSn !, and O,inrv new 1s,,,...,.... 101K
ChicasT. N. and 81. Paul gen, 1..,...... HOS
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tcally exhausted. 1904 crop firm and active
with good demand at soaS2hc. Receipts con.
tnue light v!rginias--lyoS crop consun ~ ~
No low grades brought in slgut. Receipts light.
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4. BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
ii BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 1b.-Seab board Air
Line common. 1871 d l3A: do. preferred, .sGa9,4-
Atlantic Coast Line common. E2Q1ad.
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ceipts for week ending Monday 1896 head
against 1l75l head last week. Fair 'supply, and
fair demand to-day at following quo at!ons:
Aqi.J0. Sheep and Lainbs-Rccepts for week,
6.3a9 head against s. 456 head last week; four
Quote: Sheep s2gi.40; lambs, 81 soa6 10.
Calves--Recclpts for week. 2s6 head against 2b4
head last week. Fair supply to-day. Market
higher Quote: Common to best, SiGS60.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-BEEvES-R Receipts,
1s4 head. Feeling weak. Dressed beef slow
at 7Ul0c. per pound for native sides Calves
Receipts, 297 head Good veals firm. Others
slow: grassers steady yeals, AaS,50; tops.
ss:75; fed calves, 81; grassers. seq O.; .dress-
pound; country dressed. 7@1lc. per pound.
Sheep and Lamhs-Recelpts, 1905 head. SHEEP
slow; lambs active and strong, Sheep $50
& 80; lambs, So. 5Ol6.31: one car at S6.S7f.
Hogs-Receipts, 1921 head. Feeling weak, No
sales reported UP to late hour,
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nn q m enopa MARKEr

u NEW YORK. Nov. l5.-The dry goods mar
ket conditions have undergone little change.
bit there Is Increased confidence In the minds
OF sellers who arc not willing to submit to
any arguments of buyers to establish a lower
price level. The carpet auction continues fav-
orable With the offerings well cold at falr
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+ pALr1AroRE. MD, Nov. 1s.--r'LoUR- Quiet

BALTIMORE, Md. Nov. 15.-.-F'LO UR-Quiet
and unchanged. Whent-Dull and easy; spot,
contract and the month. :3tRl; lSSs south
new. b5gl6ltc.; new southern white. o14t5c.
Oats-Eir7ncr: No. 2 white, &c. ,Rye-Dull;
No. 2 western. SOC. Buttcr-Firm; fancy im-
tatton, ls13oc.; do. crcaIncary. 2s127c.: do
ladle. leg17c.; store packed. ls9lbc. Eggs
Firm and unchanged at &c. Cheese-tirn;
large 1l12 llssc.; medium. l1fsTll&c.: small
112al2Ac. susnr-strong: coarse and hne gran.
ulated, S5.5o.
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1he leading futures ranges CO follo~s:
49, Opeu. High, Low. ClosA

Cash quotAtiohs We're as fo1loWs: ! Iour,-
Weak No. 2 spring wheat. l.l011 II; No 8,
sLl011.l2; No. 2 red, $1.l4Al1.l7. No. 2 corn.
Soc: No. 2yellow DC. No. oats, 2lsc.; NO. 2
white, 32,sc.; No white. 291tlAc. No rye,
choice mating, 42H52c. No. / iiaxseed, $l;lo,s:
No. / northwestern, sl171s. Mess poIk per
200: short ribs sides (oSsel. ss.S7!s4i shot
clear sides tboxed). S. s7iaG7.0e Whisky, basis
Of high wines. sl?i Clover contract 8 age.
dairieu. l50elc. Cheese--steady at loh gl1c.
Eggs-Firm at mark, cases included, 1i1zD
aJt-c; tirsts, &c.; prime firsts. 25c.; extras.
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CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. 15-HoGs-slow at
l0c. lower. Butchers. s475H4S0: common.
s., 60g4.6o. Cattle-slow and easy Fair to s I'd
Steady at Sl.6OlA.O0. Lambs-Easy ut SS. 6046.
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n r. On Richmond, Fredericks-
Us ] 10 OI . burg ~ Potomac r. II.
n.. :.11 y, "a, u

I1ulTlS Leave ltiClIlAOhu''.-4>Q " VI " - 80
& 4:15 A.. M.--Daily-Byrd St Through ssss
ga; A. M.-Da.iy--alain ST tIhIoug y. II.
\ lis A. M-Vvesk 4 Days--E.bn Ashland Acss
$40 4. M.GDaity--Byrd St Through. LooA,
- .o6 n.upi..Week Days-Byrd st. Through.
4 90 p M.-Week Days-byrd st bredertcks.
81fE burg AcconInoua ton. ~ S3 S5ss33i1 f5 55
5.o5 =. "M.-DAl!y--dA.n ST.. Through. S3
$50 p M-Wesk Days Elba a snIand A No.
sos p, M@paiiy-Byrd St Through
Trains ArF.ye }SFiicnitIon a--oout d.
$40 A. M,-Week Days-Elba Ashland
$50 A. M..-WeeK pays-Byrd st. Frederiek So
1S.E;47l burg Accommodation, 5 w
s:35 A,%M.-Daily.--Byrd St Through
1850 A. M.-Wetk Days. Byrd st. Through y
..o5 :. M.GbaIly-Main ST. Through.
7:15 P M.-Daliy-Byrd St. Through.
$40 r N -Dally-Byrd st. Through Local
n 90 3 N. -paily--Maln st. Thr3 ugh s
-1'N0TE-Pull.nanst Sleeping or I,4r.tr Cars on
iii trains except train arriving Richmond ~ 30
A - NJ 3 week days and local aces Hnoia ions
Time OF arrivals and departures and connec-
to tens s nj nIJkn CIV GULF W. TAYLOR.
G M Han'r. Ass,t. Gen'l. Man RI Traf. Man
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sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TRAINS LEAVE RlcHMoND-DAIlsY:
400 j. M.1Seaboard Mui-l0:$ 2. M.-sea-'
NS'-' hoard EApress-To savannah, Jacksonville
atlanta and Southwest. g.s5 4 e
o.,n ta.'''M'~Local-For Norlina and Hamlet !
o 'TH a ANS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY.
e.as inA1NtM'-No. 34-From Florida Alfalfa ana
Ak, Ine Mo ss-Froa Florida. Atlanta and
t.,o ne = m sousHS ss-From Norlna and Looa,
II. ). Lizard. D.. P. A.;
- w NJ. TAYLOR. g. 7. ~.
$50 East Main Street. Phone tod-
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ccrrToSsEED OIL MARKET,

NEW YORK. Nov. l5.--cottonseed oil was
firm and moderately active. Prime crude. I.
o. b. mills a0c; prime summer yellow. no
2sc; OFF summer yellow. nominal: prime white
and winter yellow, S0&i Sic.
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Condition Of National Banks.

Y WASHINGTON, d. c.. Nov. II: The
lComptrol!er of the Currency has Issued
a call for. the condition of national banks
at the dose OF business Thursday, NO
yellber 10th.