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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
SALES SHRINK;
Tone Still FIRM.
Prices Well Maintained il, Face
Of Decline in Demand
for Stocks.
MARKET QUIET AND STRONG
Industrial Department Continued
Relatively ConspicuorsThc
Closing Irregular.
Especial 10 Tho times. plspatch.)

seas l3L Especial 10 tTnc Jlincs-DisphtSi'.'g-t.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-Aggrcgatc sales
al the Stock Exchange fell off to-day put
notwithstanding the decline y ~ actlV'tY,
marking IL shrinkage In the active demand
for stocks, prices were we'll maintained.
The market us best defined rs quiet ana
strong. The causes of the failing OIL
In business were not very clear. Ihe ihct
OF a broken week ahead on: account OF the
Thanksgiving holiday. may have been q
motive. There were some intimations
that the expectation Of an Immediate de-
csion Of the Northern Securities SUIT
might be disappointed. wall street clinss
10 II conviction that tho decision OF ihat
suit Is TO be the signal for some Important
announcement atfcctlnE the tf1ns-contl-i
mental railroad situation and the prospect
/, OF It's delay discourd ged come operations.
Union Pacific was notccably Etrons, now now
ever. as were 81. PAM and the bonds IN
any way related to the Northern Securl-
ties adjustment A&considerat1on OF Lnc
diminishing supplies In the money marker
may have admOnlshed eome or the sEecul-
1atiWe element against excess OF commit
nlcDts, but such a consideration faila TO
explain the strength OF the duller trading.
The industrial! department OF the ma aiSk
f continued relatively conspicuous and there
WAS an occasional movement In that de-
#partmcnt on the part OF stocks u long
lime dormant, previous quotations run-
= IInB DICK over u year. SUII!S u AIINsS'
sThc more active !ndustr.als were strong.
The United States Steel stocks and the
railroad Equipment stocks reflected the
good rports from trade ciScles. Tho days.
small changes in leading Stocks comport
With the narrowing Of the dimensions Of
< tho market and tho closing was irregular
and below the best.
Bends on i, were firm; total sales, par value
United States bonds were unchanged on
CALL
The total sales OF stocks were Lib 400
shares.
n MONEY AND ExCHANGE-cLOsE
Money on call, steady; 2a2 IL per cent;
closing. bid, 9: offered at3.
Time loans, steady; 60 days. 31-4 per
4 cent; 80 days, 6 months. 3-4G4.
M Prime mercantile paper. 4 1-4at ga per.
cent; sterling exchange, strong, with ac-
tual business ian bankers bills at t4S7.l0H
$4S5.l3 for demand and at s4S4.15llS4Si.2o
for GO days. Posted rates. $As5 and 1857 1-2&s
s4&. Commercial bills. .as3 7-S4sis4. Bar
silver, 81 ga. Mexican dollars, 46 3-4.
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WINTER TOURIST RATES

THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Winter tourist tickets are now on sala
to nll Southern winter resorts via the
Atlantic Coast Line, This line is the
shortest, quickest and most elegantly
equipped between the North and South.
Il offers to health and pleasure seekers
service eaualed by none. You mako no
changes to Florida resorts.
For full particulars apply to any agent
Of the company, or
c. S, CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
Richmond, Va.
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Northern rae,fe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70 4
Norfolk and vesterr, con, 4s................. 1oi
Oregon short Line 4s and Partic........... JtaA
TennsyIvafia cony Observation-Disclosures. 1913
n. aiding IYe,ieraI acknowledgements. 1plss
ST Louis and Iron Mountain con. $780,. iiiia
ST x,,jis and san Francisco fg. 4s...,..,.. Sa5s
ST Louis Southwestern lists. ..............,. 9iia
Sea ,nrd Air Iinn 3s,,..,.................... SO
southern Pacific is.....,......t eS,s
Southern Railway acknowledgements. l1sat
Texas and Pacific s.......,;............... ~
Toledo ST l., and western 4s.............. sls
Union Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1Csh
Union Pacific corv. 4s........................li5
III s. Steel I'd 6s................ ........... tOh
Wabash 1s.s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lis s
Wabash Deb. Observation-Disclosures. eJh
wheeling and Lake Erie ia.............., %
Wisconsin Central Observation-Disclosures. 02H
colorado Fuel cow Observation-Disclosures. Mh
NJ and o! Collateral Trust 4s".......... 96h
Central OF Georgia I'd 1rc.................... IL
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NJ J! w A||.6iiiitoIlk|!;&'W|IeStI|erIn; 4.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY,

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. y $9
900 "A. M.-NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives,
Norfolk II 20 "A. NJ. Stops only at Pcterspurg,3
Wayerly and Suffolk. s5sSa vs.
9:o6 a. M.-sT LOUIS EXPRESS. Buffet
Parlor Car. Petersburg to Lynchbu ~ and
Roanoke: Pullman Seepers Roanoke. to ST.
Louis. Bluefcld to Cincinnati; also Roanoke
to Knoxvil:e. and Knoxville 70 Chattanooga
and Memphis s5;gS SIS tif3ss
1910 p. NJ. RoANoKE EXPRESS for FARM
Vile. Lynchburg and Roanoke. y vs. s35
4 500 F. M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar
rives Norfolk 500 p. NJ Stops only at Peters,
burg 4 Waverly and Suffolk. Connects with
steamers to Boston. Providence. New York, 4
Baltimore and Washington 1Shh
:e5 7. M.-For Norfolk and all stations east
80 r M.eNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman sleepers Richmond to Lynohburg and
Roanoke Petersburg 10 Pulaski. sLynchburE to
Chattanooga. Memphis aud New Orleans Gaze
$50 p M.-woRLD's FAIR SPECIAL
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to ST.
Trains arrive from the West Z :ss a. NJ, .:os
p. NJ. and 8:O5 P. NJ: from Norfolk IL: A. N.
and $3.50 p NJ. ls Is
". B. aBEVILL, G. II: SBOSLEY, .ts#
Genl.7 Pass Agt. Dist. Pass Art
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MISCELLANEOUS MARR1rra

PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. .l.-PEANUTs--
Spanish, 1901 crop, firm and active at $50,
with good demand. Receipts continue light
Of which there are many lots too damp for use.
iVirginias 1904 crop, steady with a good de-
mnnd at Sii G39sc for fancy stock; machine.
2i.GI3lc,: Smelling stock, &c. s@g$
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R Il PRODUCE MARKET.

- -.
FloUR-Recelpts not 20 heavy tS Sr,,s w aII
Continues active at prices quoted receipts very
light. -coRN--a1arket quiet. OATSIt;ontn y,
1ouIi. RYE.-Unchanged and steady. HATE,
ceirts though moderate Is ample for demnn NJ
n nd marke, lis not so active. even Tor tho best
grades:f other grades dull.
2 'EC;GsSRecepts abou. equal to demand; mar
ket nuie, but Arm nj prices quoted
IsIiTTER--Under light receipts. al Eood stock
continues 81 active demand: OF grades dull
' PoIIhTRY-All stock in fair demand at quo.
3ations and receipts equal to demand.
VIRGINIA BAcOS-Market active Tor az
good sound stock. - ~,
choice 10 fancy lots; off grades and green STOCK
very dull; receipts continue light.
j P0TAToEs-R very light and market
firm. .,. .,,-oa md
wa I'd !. red stock In good supply and quiet.
APPLES-In better demand receipts a N, e..s- 5
-" : RECEIPTS FOR THE wEEK-W,hheat, AZ, ~
bushels corn, 1o.llo bushels; cats 50 4,s busn.
els: rye. 900 bushels; -four. s.s27 pafreis'
hay. Ais tons; mill feed los tons. I, a., ,,,,.h.
els oats. 5s.27s bushels ,.,,.,,,, ~
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND aDAIY-BYRp.
STREET STATION. "a d
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY SEPT. 18th.
4 o:o5 a. M.-A G. L. Express to all points
& eco a. M.-PetersburS and Norfolk NJ 81
1910 P. M.-Petersburg and N. and w. West n;
3 $500 p. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk $Ssgg
1910 p AI.-Goldsboro Local. 3!5is{s
sos p. M.-Petersburg Local.
7:a5 P. M.-'Florida and We,t Indian Linn.
ted to all points South. gE9a n.
$50 P. M.-Petersburg and y. and W. West
- TRAINS Arrive RICHMOND. 5Ss
4:07 A. MITES "A. NJ; 'S:25 A. NJ: :4o a..
M.;2 40 "A. NJ. !; 100 P. NJ: sos p NJ. 40 r. (
NJ; 7:45 p. NJ; 9:06f p N.
except Sunday. s'sunday only & ,ii5
sI C. 8. fCAMPBELL, DIV Pass. Agt. %
w. !. CRAIG. Gen Pass. Agt3 5 SsSs /. 55sy Il!
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
i BALTIMORE. MD, Nov 2.1.-sea board Air
Idno common, 19R420; do. preferred, 3srg
39is. Atlantic Coast Limo common, 1J0ts4l0l
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Firm and unchanged; fancy Imitation, 1sasoc.; ;
packed i3aI5c. Eggs-Flt1n at sc. Cheese
Firm anunchanged; large. nas11ltsc.; medium,
1lMallAc.; small, 12d12itc. Sigar-Strong end
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Nov. Il, 1904.
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(sales at Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond. Va. Nov. q. 1904
There was a good run OF cattle on The mar
ket Monday. and market duh and draggy.t
Best steers. AZ 45c.: medium TO good Sss 44,sc.;
common TO fair, 3dIakc.: hcifers, 3u4Ac.; dry
cows, 2GI3c.: bulls. ~ CSC.
Fair run Of hogs, which sold from 5.4oq5hc.;
shoats. 5.4c.; rough hogs, 4A95c.. as to quail
ity.
Good run Of sheep and lambs. FAY sheep. a,i9
quality; fresh cows, i.oa49.oo. Veal calves.
GGp7c.
1 CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. s1.-cATTLE- Re
ceipts, 80, 900 head. Market 10c. lower. Good to
go: stockers and feeders. S:Mi1o; cows. 81 80
40: hcifers. s1.60a6.Oo; Gamers, sl..5d2.35;
bulls, seaAs5: calves, $4,000. Western steers,
$35ouf. IS. Hogs-Receipis 1900 head. Mar
ket 5MlGc. lower. Mixed. butchers Si.55l475;
good to choice heavy. $500 40; rough. heavy.
si4914 5 light S4.50d4'o; bulk OF sales. si.6 @
40. SheeI,-Isec pts, q, 900 head. Sheep.
s4.404 800; fair to choice mixed, $3.6oa430 ma
tive iatrhs. s425Q6l5. II
NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-BEEVES-R Receipts.
1876 head. Steers slow and 100 15c. lower: bulls
anG cows uneven; some sales higher: Native
steery, $a.e5M569; Westerns, ss.75a4so; bulls,
sl.aoal.e5: cows. $L1o@s.1o. calyes-ReceIpts,
s4.59aS.N tops. s. g: little calves, s3.Soa4.oo;
srassers. s213.c 90; Westerns $40. Dressed
calves firm a City dressed vcale, 7lsa13c. per
pound. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1852 head
Sheep steady TO 10c off lambs steady and
active. Sheep ssa45o; few. choice and extra,
ssasaS; J. lambs. 5:s5Vs. 4o few choice lots,
$s.45a6 so; culls. $40 so; Canada lambs, 500.
Hogs Recipes rs, SO head. Market SC. lower.
Pennsylvania, and State hogs, $4I5g5.00. a
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NAVAL STORES,

WILMINGTON. Z N. c.. Nov. el.--sPIRITs
TIL RPlNTl Nt-.-Flrm at 5oc.: RECIPES. SO
casks. Rosin-Firm at $s0 receipts $50 bar
Crude Turpentine-t'!rm at $2 SgasO; receipts.
80 barrels. 5ss "A I'LL II "a. .at r.
Quiet at b0c; receipts, 65l casks; sales. al
casks; shipments, TAB barrels. Rosn--lsirln:t re-
cepts, 1000 barrels; sales. LIST barrels; ship
DECENTRALIZATION, S, G., NOV. 2l.-TUR PEN
TINE AND I}OSIN-Noth doing, y
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

ch'ssEs and s ssl e. rss es sn
Chicago, II. / and Pacific 4s.,..........,.. szit
Chicago, H. l. and Pacific col. 5s........... s47s
c.. c., c.. and St. Louis gen. 4s........ JOB u
Chicago Terminal 4s..........,............ So
Consolidated Tobacco 4s.................... Sl9s
Colorado aud Southern 4s.u............ SSis
Denver and Rio Grandc 4s................ 1ol
Eric pryor lien 1glst
Erie General A.......... slh
Fort Worth md Denver City 1sts......... 10y
Hooking Valley AIS. lln9t
Louisville and Nashville UNIFIED 4s......... ia
Manhattan consoI gol4 4s.........a........ 1851.
Mo. Ican Central Observation-Disclosures. 40
Mexican Central list Inc. ..............s. 2sis
MINI. and st. Louis 4s..................... %
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Ms............ s6is
National II. Il. OF Mexico con. 4s........... e
New YORK Central gen 3lsa................ lo0S
Nav Jersey Central gen. 3hs.............. 10o3s
New Jersey Central gen 5s ................. 1854
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TOBACCO MARKET

vi Richmond, Va, Nov. 81, 1904
( Dark Fired Tobacco New)-Receipts mod
erate and market active at quotation. (Oidl-
Receipts and offerings continue very light and
market quiet: very little doing. SUM- Cured
tNew)-Market continues active al quotations;
receipts increasing. Brights--AIarket Fairly.
active, and firm for all desirable tobacco; re-
celpts modern te 5s3Ez1, ~
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4 !
Cotton, quiet: mIddlng, 1000; net receipts. u
baless; gross, 6.435 bales; sales. 90 bales; stoch
9l.sil bales. !, =,
bales; export to Great Britain, 81 32 bales; y
the Continent 2360s bales; stock, 81, sG9 bales
Consolidated at oil ports-Set receipts. ~, ~
bales; export to Great Britain. 3, 43o Dales
to France. l5.fs3 bales; to the Continent s.4ts
bales. rsla3 9R :, -, u
Total sincc September 1st at al ports-Net
receipts 15a i7s bales: export 10 Great britain,
l. 3.3 ~ baIes to France. 3i9. Isl bales; 70 tne
Continent I,0l40i2 bales; TO Japan ZboA
bales: to Mexico, 5, 40l bales. :{I{*
s NEW ORLEANS, La. Nov. eL-corToN-
Spot cotton quiet and weak. Sales 8, 100 pa!es'
Including LOO TO arrive. Quotations l-4oc.
lower. 5Et}Z Z ~,
Futures opened steady with a decline Of las
points on decidedly unfayorabis weainer
map Soon after the opening on large ouyins
orders from profit. taking shorts prices wsre
sent up wen above SATURDAYS closing q ne
bear faction has lost much OF their cpurags
yof The past week and are apparently renhquiLh-
inr their hold on the local market me mar
ket received little encouragenen: from me ne
h,ily B The trading was moderately acuve
f11roughout the session. December opened no%n
4 roInts AT 9 declined point and tnen sou
IN Id 4 4s but finally lost points TO p Inc
market closed STEADY with net gains OF aao
& Cotton futures steady: November. yT BID;
December s.47a9.4s: January. ao6a9.oG cd Sd
r,,ary.i 9e599s7; March. 9HG9B; EApril,4v.e W
oS3; May, 3.Sb13.S?
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nv coons AfARKrT

NEW YORK. Nov, ol,-Whlle the dry goods
market IL more or less spotty In character
scarcity Of stocks and the inability OF manu-
facturers 20 make deliveries Slight additions
trade is lnquring for many ines especially In
cheaper goods t
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RATES TO RICH
MONp VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Account VIrginia-North CaroHNa root-
ball game Thanksgiving, Southern Rail-
way will sell special tickets to Richmond
on November 23d, and trains arriving be-
fore noon 24th from points between Char
lotto, N. c., Chapel ELL, N. c., and Rich
mond, one fare, plus Is cents, round trip,
limited November oGth Rates do not
apply from stations between West Point
and Richmond
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Fine Farm. with unsurpassed Educa-
tlonal Advantages for sale cheap. See
"Ad." this paper.
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RAILWAY II

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 9TH, 1904.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
100 A. M.-Dnily-Local for Charlotte, N. C.
Il 80 P. Observation-Disclosures Pullman to-
Atlanta and Birmingham, New OrlaanA
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South.
500 p. M..-E9 Sunday--KeyHvllle Local
II 100 p. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pullman ready
$3.50 r. NJ, for oil the South. g39sS
@ 1#g YORK RIVER LINE.
points. Leave Richmond 4:20 P. NJ. daily. eX-
s:i6 r. Observation-Disclosures Sunday
1870 P. N.-Except Sunday--For West Point,
.5 connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings. Steamers sailing from
West Point Monday. Wednesday and FRI B
day csl at Yorktown and Clay Bank;
h Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, ALL.
nlonds and Gloucester Point. i5Si
44:l5 A. M--Except sunday-Local mixed for
West Point f5F assa3 3aai M .
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND ia I.
6:bS A.. NJ. and 6:42 P. M.-From all tho South. \
s:35 p. M.--From Charlotte and Durham. "A nd
$40 A. M.-From Keysvllle. 5s { 55ts{}t
9:25 A. M.-Baltimore and West Point.
II: l6 A. NJ, $50 p M.-FromS West Point. sfjS
G. w. WESTBURY, D. a.. Richmond, va
s. II. sHARDwIcH. W. H. TAYLOR
P. T. NJ, g. P. A., f5t
c. Il ACKERT. Gen'l. Mgr.
Washington, D. G.
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% r q. r. Richmond, Fredericks.
Us e. * sburg 4 Potomac X. r.


Trains Leave NorthWard.
4:15 A. M,-Da!ly-Byrd St. Through &
e:45 A.. DISQUALIFICATION st. Through.
4 7:15 "A. M,--Week Days-Elba. ashland Ace
$40 a. M,~Daily-Byrd St, Through. Loo.l
1906 -noon-Week Days-Byrd ST. Through.
400 p. M.--Week Days-Byrd ST. Frederlcks.5
s,35g burg Accommodation. s5El III .5i,5siGS Sl
1906 r. M.-Daily-Main St. Through. III
$3.50 P. M.-Week Days-Elba& Ashland 40
sos r. M.~Daily-Byrd st. Through. "a &
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures.
$40 A. M-Week Days-Elba, Ashland
SEQ A. M-Week Days-Byrd 81. Fredercks-
burg Accommodation. 55gs his
S:a5 A. M.-Daily--Byrd st. Through.
1870 a. Al,-Weels Days. Byrd 81. Through.
.;o5 p. M@paiiy-Main st. Through.
500 r. M,--Week Days-Elba. Ashland Ao-@
7:15 p. M-Daily--Byrd 81. Through.
$3.50 p. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through. Local
1929 p. M-baily-alain ST. Through
NOTE-Pulln,an Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
all trains except train arriving Richmond II 30
A. M. week days. and local accommod tions,
Time OF arrivals and departures and connsc-
tH not 11 Eqsfa9 g w. cuLp ". p TAYLOR
Gent. Man'r., Asst. GsnL Manr. rraf. Ma
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Richmonders IN New 7 ork.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
4 NEW YORK. Nov. a-Seyllle, J. X.
NIahoney, J r. Nfohoney.,
Hotel Astor T.. r. Montague; lmperlal'
II. Il. Price; Broadway Central. W. Q.
Day. s n g.
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G ;nIs i;;n,; 8 richmond ....ss ,s g .
Virginia Trust Co.............,..l00 iW
Bank of Richmond. .............1o9 HE lls'a
INSURANCE COMpANII1s.
Virginia Firo and Marine. 80
MISCELLANEOUS
American locomotive pfd..........1oo 100; 1to,a
Va. Car. Chem. %pfd., 8 p. ......loo 1l3 III
Va Carolina Chemical com ......loo Al ~.
Va. Car. G. Co. Col. Tr. p. c...... 20 eS't
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u a. refundng "a, resisterer .............. 1o4,
u. g. refund,ne a., coupor, ..,.............. io4'
U. 8. 8s registered 1oi,
U. 8. s.. coupon 164,
u g. New Is. registered .,..,............ 1sO,
u s. New a.. coupon 4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100,
u. s. Old a, registered !. ................ 1o6,
u 8. Old IL, coupon Observation-Disclosures. i0s,
Atchlsot, general a.. ............ lo2
Atchlson adjustment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
Atlantic Coast Line 4s..,................. 100
Baltimore and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. JOB
Baltimore and Ohio observation-disclosures. 90
Central Of Georgia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ill
Central OF eGorfeia lst observation-disclosures. or
Chesapeake and Ohio Iss................... los
Chicago and Alton observation-disclosures. 81
Chicago, q. and Quincy new ls..........n i0l
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UNION STOCK YARDS. f4rTsBURG. Pa.
Nov. 2L-cAT,rLE-Supply heavy. Market
SLOW. Choice, s5.E5I5a0: prime. s5ds.cD; fair.
$3.50 100. Hogs eceipts heavy; market slow
Prime heavy. s4.7og4. 80: mediums and heavy
workers.. $4.GO94. G5; light workers., 81 40a450;
pigs. S4.e5a4.s5: roughs. s4d625. Sheep-Sup-
ply fair. Market steady. Prime wethers, s4.3J9
t59 o. common IN, sheep slas ~ % spring lambs.
CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. o1-HoGS-Ac
and 100 Lower. Butchers. s4.3DG4.s5;5 common,
4 81. 50GI4. 40. Cattle-Dull anu lower. Fair to
good shipping, $i@i4.3 common, se1225.
sSheep--Easy at sL7o94.15. Lanlbs-Slow and
easy az S. ia 10. 5S-5i3 ne
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Nov. aL.rL ouR-N1arlset quiet
Cornmeal-Steady. Rye-Sominal. Barley
Steady. ii ~ al
/ receipts. They aded strong later owing to a
Wor1ds sh hn but evehtually eoIaspsd
der bear pressure. The close was ssGt3sc. net
lower. May closed at fl1ofs; July. il-e2; De-
corn--spot steady No. 2, 65Ic Option mar
ket was neglected all day, closing partly nc.
ss4sc. e os.s-spo1 QUIET; mixed oats IS to 81
pounds. ataelso.sc. Options: Nominal.
bellies sMass:e. LardSonet; Western western
steamed, s7.4S November closed - 81. q ,,,omi-
sal rener sasy noh'i Rosnsteady
conee--spot RIO, quiet; No. invoice. s'sc.;
Closed steady. net 5a1o points. higher. Sales
s oass g Test 1i-isc molassss
sugar. 9 l5-l6c.; refined. firm. Rce-firtn MO
Bnt,er-Firm: creamery. common to extra,
l5Gt51.c.; State dairy, common to extra, ITO
zsc renovated, common 70 extra ,. lsa,se.:
15ad Use: Cheese-Firm; State. small. septem--
Strong; State. Pennsylvania and nearby select
Poatoes-FIrm; Long Island s1.7sasee; state
$50. Peanuts-ouiet: fancy handplcked, 5.e..:
other domestics. 3AG5lsc. CahbaGes-F,iiln; per
barrel 5Oe75c Frelghts to Liverpooi--Steady.
Cotton-By steam to Liverpool. lOQ l5c
CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. 81 .-1InderS heavy
even three cents from high point OF the days
quotations. A large part OF the selling was
said to have been done by Eastern capitalists
who were anxious to get out Of the grain mar
ket The market regained part OF the loss On
covering by shorts, but at the close the De-
cenlber delivery showed net loss Of 1lscv as
compared with SATURDAYS final figures. May IS
of a shade; provisions airs OF sIsG7Isc
eN7bJhRrlzlcwH III. tpa&g vg abb mehehtmtmm
The leading futures ranges es 1ollows: :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22

Spot cotton closed quiet and steady; middl!nE
uplands, 1000; niddlins gull l0ao; sales, e-'
baity il5y3,fSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22

~ coToNsEEp OIL. MARKET. J, I.
NEW YORK, Noy. 2i:-Cottonseed oil was
easier with business fairly active at the de-
cline Prjme creude,i 4 o. b. mills, sOc, !; prime
summer syeloW, n G27,tc.; orr summer yellow,
nominal; prime White. aOas oslo; prime winter
yellow 30SQSlc,as3 q as5. NJ F E
MARINE INTELLIGENcE,
51 PoRr o1e RlcIIAloNp.SN NOV, AZ, 1904.
ARRIVED. sf Il ts 3
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, merchan,
disc and passengers, Old Doni' aion line.
Steamer Rerksey,a Sterling Norfolk Her.
q chandjse and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Maud. cli ctordt James Rsyss, woo3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22

4 NEW YORK. Nov. E21--LouR-Market quiet
and partially lower. Minnesota patents. $50
$50. Rye Flour-FirIn. Buckwheat-Quiet.
Cornmea-Steady. Rye-Nominal. Barley
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Nov. 81, 1904
l5g SALES

9sl'3T aSs2fl 539t SALES l53t AZ
Virginia $500 Mt 974.
Virginia Centurles--lo0 at 9s; 1900 at l9SiiS
TO ut SSh: 700 Ut 9SM.a,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22

& NEW ORLEANS, La. Nov. e1-coTToN-
Spot cotton quiet and weak sales sou oa ies
l. 900 to arrive. Quotations i !oc.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-09-23
sftartlnsbnr9 Statesman

Inferred at the Post-Office at Martins burg
W. Va, as second-class matter.
ADVERTISEMENTS POR THIS PAPER RE.
CEISED with the GUARANTEE that the
CIRCs ILATI0N Of the STA SMAN
EXCEEDS that Of any PAPE pub
ished In Martinsburg, Berkeley
County, West Virginia.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-09-23
BASEBALL.

The Regulars of this city will play
the strong Hamilton baseball club of
Baltimore on next Friday and Satur-
day, Sept. 80 and Oct. I. The Regu-
lars will play their strongest lineup,
and as these will probably be the last
games of the season, a large crowd
should turn out to see them
The strong Hagerstown team will
be here today, (Fridav) and a; this
is the deciding game of series oil
three, leach club having won one, il
will be hot game. Staley the crac k
pitcher OF the Montgomery team in
the Southern League. will do the
twirling for Hagerstown, and likely
Dineen and Bennett for Martinsburg.