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kkzz!A!yN N5ijo :||' \ /

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
300 a. .M:-NoRFOLk LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 1l:s0 A. NJ. Stops only Mt Petersburs.
Waverly and Suffolk lss
s:05 A. NJ, ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. Buffet
Parlor Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg S and
Roanoke Pullman ssepers Roanoke 70 So
to q KnoxyiEs and KRoSvilo to Chattanooga
1910 2. ki.-RoANoKE EXPRESS for Farms!
vile. Lynchburg and Ronrnke. SsssS$
q 100 p. AI.-OCEANs SHORE LIMITED. Ar.{
frives Norfolk $40 r. NJ stops only at Feterss-
burg. Waverly ana suffolk. Connsc cts wi ~
.teamers to Boston, Providence. New York.
Baltimore and Washing ton. ;(I :3ssSs sG2S
ss7 :e5 p. M.-For Norfolk and all sta ions east
. :so p SM.sNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINtt,..
Pullman sleepers Richmond to LynohbIrE and
Roanoke. Petersburg to Pul9akt.. lay nchburk 70
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans. Gaze
4 . 100 p. y NJ, oRLD,s FAIR SPECIAL
Through Pullman Sleeper Pei ersburg 70 ST
Trains arrive from the We!t A. a az III
and 80 p. NJ
w. B. sBEVILL, I'll C. II; BOSItE 80
f Gen'I5 Pa S. AIT. X Dist. Pass At
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.Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

ms Lynchburg. Va. Nov. q. 1904. IL
i Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchhurg mar
ket for tht two weeks ending November Is,
1904. as reported by John L oglesby OF
Lynch 9 Warehouse:
pounds; sold week ending November 18th. 1872
100 pounds; increase for week ending Novem--
s;oid i s September LIST, 1904. TO Novem-
berslsth 1904 $40, 200 pounds; sold from Sep
TENDER 1s 1904, to November 18th. 1929 1884. 40
pounds y decrease for 1904, 1.os9, 800 pounds
b Receipts this week were much heavier than
last. The offerings consisted almost entirely
OF new tobacco. The condition Of tobacco Of
fered was quite bad caused by being eprinkled
to bring ItEin order The quality and texture
was very good. though the color was tile
on Prices on all grades was satisfactory,
running from Ss.6 for, common Jugs to sl2,C0
for good shipping leat and $500 for the oss.
week was about one dollar higher than for
the corresponding week last year.
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R1cHMoND PRODUCE I, (, MARKEr. q

Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated thefe
quotations are wholesale prcssl -, IN
drawn per pound =, i.g
1sc \ tureys, undraWn per pound, lsv1oc, !;
chickens, drawn, per pound. N4lsc. undrawn
per pound. l31l6c; hens, per pouna sa ioc,
snskS per psundd piece
&C.. gulneas. per piece. 29a2Sc.; geese peg
y95s saP2 2sgs 81
pound. 1.GIl2c. cartridges, large. per aozsn =.
small per dozen .l phsasan,fes Il. each y,g
i' RuffE ls family packed. per pound
as1rS pask1a p5ansa
store packed per pound l6a l6c medium p I per
pound common. per 1kp Sd1sha n sgse
choice yellow rolls Rer pouhn
WIZ Invertebrates snI nearby. fresh laid: 2sc per
barrels and boxes. 81 a2sc, per dozen; guinea "a
r SK hsr aoA AND per
barrel. fancy handpacked, s?G..25 choice HAND no
pssEss .sg5 per per na5rs; eas sa's, sa psr
S sarss No e INVITE e good
mSsa ess psaa
Soc. per bushcl: Western. tSqSo. Pennu isTo
Farms. per pound. sn9iad i iSdS
&c: shoulders, smoked, 9Gloc. Venls-Best.
per pound runners asc' la m,;.sc neg nsg
baIdhc dressed h9ss; ,n eno sssc Ser soun
Wanuts 4oc. per busheli kernels .8Vl 's"' pFs
pound ., ,.e,I "a. ,u,,,tar
straight S. Is. s5 winter patent $500 8, ~.
BuckWheat per pound, 2,tasc. cornmeal s. Stty
psr tSn SuS1ya
hran,E Sl9 50ll 2l.OO. EtEstg. sts5t5f -
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 9Th, 1sA
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
700 A. M.-Dnlly--Local for Charlotte, M C.,
L 80 P. Observation-Disclosures Pullman to
Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orlaans.
Memphis. chattanooga y and all the South.
! 500 p. MEX. Sundny--Keysville Local
IN $50 p. NJ, for all the South. gis
YORK RIVER LIME. " NJ Gi
The favorlte route to Baltimore and Casters
points. Leave Richmond 4:2o r. H. daily, ex-
cept Sunday. lj 81 7. IN n.
2:15 P. Observation-Disclosures Sunday. 3l
4:20 =. M.-.Except ..sunday--Tor. West Point,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings. Steamers sailing from
West Point Monday Wednesday and Tri-
i555 day cali at Yorktown and Clay Bank |:
Tuesday. Thursday ana Saturday, ALL
monds and C;ouceste Point. q MI
4:4s a. M:-Except sunday--Local mixed for
West Point '3s9 sss5t533S
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. Sg IL ss
1888 A.. NJ. and 6;4s r. M.-From all tho South.
S:35 p. M.--From Charlotte and Durham, sl
\ s:4O.A From iKeysville 8 4.
a 9:2k M,--Bnltimore and West Point. TX 4 lSS3
.1o; 45 A. NJ. 5:1n P. M.-From West Point. sis4a
G. W.wEsTBURY.hD. 4 r. Al. Richmond. Va
s. II. HARDW1CH, ". H. TAYLOR
p. T.. M. e.. p. A., 5s REX
c. H. AcKERT. Gen'l. Mgr.
Washington. D. O. sl
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ATLANTIC II COAST LINE [. / NE:

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMONDSD AMY-B7RDss
STREET STATION.
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY SEPT. nth sss5-.s
s:o6 a. Ma. IL. 2 rpress to al points
South sl{ III g 55s5sste
$500 Al N.-Petersburg and Norfolk
II 10 2. M-Peters burg and N !, and W. West
500 p. M-Petersburg and Norfolk.
s4:10 2. M.-Goldsbor Local. ks
4 5:55 p. M.-Peterabury Local. II .Sas}ss4
= rs r.. M-"Florlda and West Indian Linz
tied" to all points South. 81
& $3.50 P. M.-Petersburg and N and W. West
II $50 p. NJ .-Pe tersburg 4 ocal I. =,
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
:07 AZ. NJ. i7:s5 A E.s:25 "A. NJ. 45 A.
NJ; 40 100 p NJ; 2:0b P. MI: go p
NJ. 7:i5 p M: o:G5a p. M.
except Sunday. q -.sundayB only. s4S
c. sSCAMPBELL.D ty.S Pass. ! "A e. Sss
". T.. CRAIG Gen. Pass. st. s5i# 8
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I I NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. Nov 2a.-sPIRITS
TuRPENTlN E-Norhing doing: receipts, w g
/ casks. Rosn-Firn at $3.50; recelpts, bso
barrels. Tar-Fyrn1 at sl.e6; receipts. l4s bar
rels. Crude Turpentine-Ftrm at s.. 1908 50; re-
ceipts, 1CS barrels. .t :. -.
TINE AND Observation-Disclosures
SAVANNAH, G A..8 Nov. 2s:-TLjRPENTlNSEso.e
Steady ut 49Ac.: receipts. TT cssksi sales. 2as6
ceipts. 2l5s bnrrels; sales. e.e5l barrels ship
mepts.s $50 barrels.
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SALES.

400 A. G. L.. COM. ..............
200 Amer. Grass Irvine. ...,,..
J 1890 Amalgamatcd Copper .....
POO Amer. Car and Foundry...
zoo Amer. Cotton Oil......,..s..
Amer. rob. 4 p. c. csfs.....
/ Amer. lob, pfd..............
l4OD Amer. Can ...................
$500 Amer, Can, pfd,.............
6l0O Amer, Locomotive. CON-.
800 Amer Locomotive, pfd...,,
22s00 Amer. Sugar ...........,S..
loS70D A., Y. and s. Fe. com.....
1900 a., y. and s. Fc, pfd..s..
1900 Baltimore and Ohlo........
22stD Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
100 Canada Southern .......s...
$500 Canadian Pacific ...,........
1890 Chesapeake and Ohlo.......
1920 Chi, Great West. ..........
1880 Chi, Nil. ana s. P........
1900 Colo. Fuel and 1rOtl.......,
1000 Colo, Southern, com........
200 Colo. Southern, LIST pfd,..
400 Colo. Southern, I'd pfd......
100 Clev., Gin, Chi. and s. H..
600 Cont. lob, pfd..............
14D0 Con. Gas, OK. div. 24 p. CT,
200 Delaware and I1ndson......
100 Del, Lack. and West.......s
$500 Erie, com....... ............
8 2a0O Erie. list pfd,...............
1900 Erie. "a pfd.................,
1900 General Electric ............
400 Illlneis Central ......,...,...
$500 Louisville and Nashville.
600 Manhattan.... ~. ..... .......!
1Q100 Metro. Street Rallway.......
$500 MaSitn l Ccntrnl.... .......
2Oto Mo. lsaE. and Tex, COM.
300 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. pfd...,
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f3a $500 ;9f gEastsE
MISCELLANEOUS MARIETTA

PETERSBURG, VA. Nov 23.-PUANUTs-
Spanish, 1904 crop. firm and active at s5c,
with a good demand. Receipts continue light
Of which there are many lots too damp for use.
Virginias. 1904 crop, steady with q good de-
lnand at Sh G3Mc. for fancy stock; machine.
)2lhI3Lc.; shelling stock, &c.
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SANK LOWER BUT
PULLED UP AGAIN
Several Prominent Instances Of
Aggressive Strength il Yes
tcrday's Dealings.
TURNED ON MONEY SITUATION
Hardening Loan Rates Prompted
Considerable Tightening OF
Speculative Loads.
fI,x Assoclated Press.l

NEW YORK, Nov, 23.-Prlces OF STOCKS
we're considerably lower UT G..c time To-
day than they we're last night, and theh
rather more than recovered the decline
with some prominent instances OF az
gressiyo strength. The ..Whole market
turned largely on the money 81 situation,
1he hardening loan rates and the pending
Thanksgiving holiday PROMPTED -consid err
able Tightening OF speculative loads.
Another result was the declns tne
amount OF business done. Yesterdays
furry in the money market heid lis IN
fucnce this morning on account o. INC
1rm tone shown, both for. call and line i1
loans There was practically no tline
money onering for any period Tor Tess
Than per cent. Tho engagement 9! %. az
dtiona gold . con for fbs s snueea Of tas
SLOW, !. r Morgan = Company an; Z,
nounced tho purchase OF ssv,OS,VNvV -, ~
Chicago. Burllns ton and quincy tf ophus.
Which have hung thes market ever si i.c
the period OF Indigestion OF securities Il.
when temporary borrowings were Ies 5s,.,.
bonds at low prices. me placing of these
+ IN succession this week has TN ci1ect
upon sentiment In quarters wnerc the De-
lief Is held that tho strength ~ INC p.eaa
cnt market LIS fostercd to q large degree
by the great financial powers VINO nave
an interest in placing these new Issues;
Railroad stocks we're not greatly affected
BY the ceiling and. in fact moved rather 4,,,r
siuggishly all day In either direction. But
n large number OF low grade industrial
stocks and specialties and some OF tie
obsourer railroads suffered materially.
The great strength OF Atchtson was unex. .
planned by any ncws announcement, but
Il proved an effective staysfor the whole
market. United States Steel preferred
was also nm effective sustaining factor.
The market closed below the best and
There Il, 'Sw;.sS 4 confident absorption Of
United States steel sinking fund IS on a
risine scale The bond market generally
was Irregular Total sales, par value,
i Is,1GO,o0O United States bonds Were uil-
changed on call
The total sales OF stocks for tho day.
amounted 10 L17s,o00 sharcs.
MONEY AND ExcHASGE-CLOsE
Money on call firm at sG3 ~ per cent:
closing bid, 3 per cent? offered at ~
{. per cent; time loans firm; sixty days,
pinety days and six months. S-ta1 per
per cent. Sterling exchange easier With
actual business IN bankers bills al $i.S' q
1916 for demand and at sl,Si. sol!.si.5
for sixty day bills; posted rates. IS and
S4.671-o; commercial bills, $t.3 1-S Bar
silver, s.; Mexican dollars 4lc.
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lDRYa GOODS llARKDr,

NEW YORK Nov. e3.-A!though the dry
goods market shows some slight demand in
activity, owing to the proximity OF the hol-
day, yet the general situation Is Improving
and many lines show increasing depletion with
buyers moro anxious to secure deliveries. Elk
port inquiry IS Sill in evidence and converters
are making inquiries for goods which cannot
he had lt.sT5e pa 5, t-
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COTTON MAREETS.

NJ NEW YORK. Nov. 2a--The cotton market
showed continued activity. The second Inst al
nent OF the g.nnsrs' report. showing smaller
per centage OF Increase over the amount ginned
IN the s9Ino counties last season than the re-
port OF yesterday, caused soma pretty active
covering, and the market in tho afternoon
showed q steadler tone, though yielding again
The market opened steady at an advance OF
sa4 points IN response To better cables thar,
looked for but almost Immediately weakened,
and before the end OF the first .haur showed q
net decline Vt about 7alll points, or within a
few points OF the low level nttatnad last SUM
mer At this decline covering was nEt IRA ny
attracted. and toward midday the ina reet had
recovered about half the lost, Tho census re-
port. showing that tp counties have glnned
TO November 18th, this ycar.faabaut 5373Sl7b
bales against 1905. 1875 bales last year, was than
read and was followed BY q further 9pwald
nary t9 9.l g,Is. or gain from the lowest Of
ened again under bear pressure. attracted by
early break who wanted 70 get vut OF tho
market over the holiday to- morrow. The close
was steady at a decline OF = as points Sales
were estimated at 10000 bales,
Receipts at the ports to-day were i6,462 bales
against *, OS3 last week and b7454 last year; ;
for the week 3so0 900 bales against '3sl,OSs last
week and 377.eS3 last year, ,TordRy's receipts
ut New Orleans We're 1865 bales agaJ nst al,66l
last year, and Al Houston 70. 1856 bales against
2,7ls last year. a
Cotton futures opened steady ana closed
steady: s5sf - II 5f5 Efa
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
b Richmond. Va, Nov. Is. 1901.
BALESt

( 800 ~ '-5&s BALESSsS ~
Virginia ,ce,,.nr1e.-+o, NJ ssx.. -
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. common
VirsIn!a- Carolina Chemical Co. Col. Trust
per cent.-lo.12 At 49,
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
North Carolina g. c., 1910. ......... l02h
North CAROLINE os. e.. lsls; -:
Va. Centuries. "a. G. and r., is9l, IS ssI
CITY SECURITIES
Richmond City. 10ss......,.......... los -.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlanta and Char list Is. r., 1891. lo7
= A. c. l.. r. r. Con. Tr.54 81, c-t..,.. s3z looa
Georgia Pacific LIST es. G.. lsea....{ls: =,
e e a. ana ani 1 ia Con- Co :. s. l:n
Norfolk and Western Ry. Is. 1885,, lG0
Hich. and Neck. list ~. l9aS. .......,. 81 -.
Florida Eouthe,n. 1ob;;,,,;;:;;; s,iii
we,Ie r q Son 6 ii II q g. s. i.' g s.;
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlanta and Charlotte. ,...u......l00 100
Atlantic Coast Line com. ......1O l+Sh -.
Atlantic Coast Line OF Conn.,. 100 $40 -.
?. chesapeake and Ohlo..,,.. 40 +sh -.
Norfolk and Western com. II 80.
seaboari AR Line pfd............lO ssh 49,
Seaboard Air Line com ............l0O l5H...
BANK AND THvar COMPANY STOCKS.
American National ............... 100 40 122h
union bank bank OF Richmond .......6 leS
Virginia Trust Co;...,...,....,....0 100 81
Il SCI INSURANCE CU4lPANIE les.
virg sl.n, Fire ,, and Marine 70
x xsrIsas ksss%s9tSs ptsIsS ns
Va Car Chem pfd,,f y, 100 liz isl;
Va. -carolina Chemical com......lN 70
Va,-Car. Chem. Co. Col. TT. 5s.... ssh eyIs
---f ~ :
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4 spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points DECLINE
middln guplands. 90; middling gulf. lo.es'


81 Cotton, quiet: middling. s.A; net Ieoeints,
l67 bales gross s, 915 t,ales; stock. 90 oT bales
export to Great Britain. $50 bales I. L.,
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts ~. ~
bales: export to Great Britain. ~ aS bales; 20
the Continent 12,42s bales; at ock. sJB 97a balss
Consolidated at all ports--Set receipts, 2,s, "a
bales; export to Great Eritasn. 100 ls2 bales 10
France, Is 1853 bales to the Continent, 70 l6a
baies: to Japan. ESQ bales; 70 Mexico, ~
Total since September LIST at all ports-Net
rcceipts 410T 1865 bales: export to Great Britain
j. 1856, SIS bales to France. By, 49, paiea 70 me
Continent l0i4 6ss bales; to Japan ~. VI bales'
to Mexico, 9,l0l bales. ID
NEW ORLEANS. LA, Nov. .. -cOTrON-
Spot cotton steady; sales 900 bales. lnclu ntps
2 40 to arrive Quotations unchanged
Futures opened quiet with prices uncnangea
to / point lower. Trading was active, but the
market influenced by the weakness IN LIVER.
pool and the aggresnlveness of local bears. ipst
i0ll2 points The Census Bureau report or the
cotton glnned up tor SoyenbAr was REGARDED
BY f,any- opera tors as decidedly bullish: ana
when th. REPORT was posted an advance OF sulo
points quickly followed The market continued
active and liquidation by shorts assisted ma
teriaily In sustaining prices, In the traal m
December opened at 922.s sold down 70 49,
advanced to g.27 and finally declined 70 s-s::
The closing was steady. showing net losses OF
& Cotton futures steady: November. s.15a2.l1;
December 9.isI a.l3; January. .7I9.i rep s
ruary, a,3ea9as; March. 9,4la9,4o; APrii, s.plV
e.Ss; May 9,5saa. 80.
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UNION STOCK YARDS P1TTsBURd, pa.
S SSS s5ssa5.5o prme. ssas..o. H Hs
ceipts, light; market active Prime heavy and
mediums, s4.7544 g; heavy yoskers. :,,gyg,5 g;
roughs. s4a4:S sheel-supply light; market
strong Prime wethers. S4.3OU4. boi common.
SHEEP ; .1as7 ~ spring lambs ssusls; veal
+. CINCINNATI 9 O.. Nov. 2s.-IIoGs Active.
tstoa4Gc Steady. Fair 70 god ship.
pers, siqi.65; common ss20D. %. stieti,- n.
Steady at $4,000, LAMbs-tluo at SS.b0p
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. Nov E?s--Seaboard Air
Line common. 1913. VIsls; do. preferred. S. sales
Atlantic Coast Line common, l49ts salea,
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corToNsEED OIL MARKET,

. NEW YORK, Nov. ss.-Cottonseed oil met
continued pressure, and In spite OF a falr de-
mand was walker. Prime crude +. o. b: mills,
1915 acc. prime summer yellow, 2SE 8sGaic :;
Oft summer yellow, nominal: prime ne white sptsg
3lc.; prime winter yellow, 0ots aSlc,
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Other Produce Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov 2s.-FLOuR-Market
about steady With light trade Rys 9, 1 EI9aE r
s ssaa H. Rys-SSmlna 81 BARLEY
%hs Somissl r; soat teq q the day
wheat was firm and trlhe higher, Later y
Yielded rezpE and 4 sNe eo siese az III
july july. siosss; Decelnber .sliSfs !.
Gatnsps ARM fSSebf ST. 9a,riy e aipm
Closing MaAo. net higher. May closed ,at
cd cd oats, sSas; pounds, s4Mds5Isc. Options ing
hG HeefMs,eady, Cut Meats-I,trn,,, Lard
s stsaay Wis's mn nssaPss
s stsm; III! furp ,asii q.
mia nses sap ar R'o stsssS %
opened steady nassd pasas 70 Il On na
Sugar~Raw, arm; fair refining. 4s-l6c,i CEN
srlga nr iSnsi elS1ssa oansss
and unclangea q chsssSSg!,d
sss MsssS 1GeE saas s ss:sss
III fsHsey enSbasss
S STEADY; os per- BARREL toa7Se coton-By steam
Ito liverpool loIl5c,.
men tt Of grain IN the Northwest had dcpress,
Ing influenza on the wheat market here TO-
day. Ideal harvest weather y Argentine was
her Wheat was on X @ssc.; May WAS down fso2
ilc.; corn shows q gain OF sse, oats are ~ w
isdINcy; provisions are unchanged ~ 20 f'sc,
hisher
mo leading futures ranged as follows;
~ " Open, lI:Eh. F44owy8 Ssose'i
VIBRATING. .. ~. cev
g$$ iSs' I 5;|s fs s.;
CORNING. q /. TX, n ~, ~,
/; Dec .....,..,,,..s ~ GA +49H 4Ses o<94S
vi May s.,,.,.,.,,.... 46N 4GS +iss 4sY
DATs--N0. :, En- 4 isl ss,SS fs, Z \.
Dec, {il.,.,,,,,..,.,, 8 2SH Ill 29h 2SH 2$a
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BALTIMORE, AID. Nov. ss.-FI- oUR-Dul
sos Wheat-Very quiet; spot contract and
the month. slo9s al 10: southern by sample.
new southern white corn. 49, goSac Oats g,
Steady white Ssc 5d R ;yi, ,Ia,1
s1sasIlc do creamery 2sI27c.; do ladle lGGP
lie. store-packed. 13115c; Eggs-F,irm and I'M
changed at &c. CheEse-F4r1n4 and unchanged.
Sugar-Strong and unchanged
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% p Richmond. Frsderickls J.
1ls ! Nt burg s Potomac y. r.

lbs sburg y Potomac ~ Ia
Trains Leave Richmo nd---N orthWard.j
4:16 A. M.-Dally-gyrd st. Throush-
87:lb A.. M,-'Week Day !bu. Ashland Ao-5
$40 4. M.-paliy-nyrd St. Through Local .ll5
lq :o5 n noon, Days-Byrd St Through, ~.
2 1 700 r. M--Week Days--Uyrd &St,e bredsricks--
burg Accommodation. *
Y s :O5 II. AI.-Daiiy-Man st. Through.
"a 80 p. M,-Week Days--Elba, Ashland -
s:o5 r, 3M.-DaiIy-Byrd st. Through
Trains Arrive Rlchni ond--SouthWard.2ff III
$40 A. M.---Week Days--Elba. Ashl il
$50 4. M.-Week Days-Byrd st. Fredericks-
sf{5lFi burg Accommoda ton. 3i3 33}i lsef
4s;s5 A. M.-Dally-Byr st. Through.
1880 4. M.-Week Days. Byrd ST. 7 trough,
,:o5 2 fM.@p Dali St Through Az
500 F. M--Week Days--I'lba, Ashland Aa ',
7:15 =, M,-Daiiy--Byrd st. Through. ss9
$50 p M.-Daly-Ryrd st, Through l-..3Sg
10 20 r. M.-Daily--Man ST. Through. .lg
= N:oTE-Pulman seepng or Parlor Gts.as
ali trnins except train arriving RchmonEe S3 i
Time OF arrivals and depart, sSSs, and con
IL t!ens not T3iy K}enFae e ~ GULF =
Gent. Man'r Asst. Gent NJ r. rraf.s MAJ II
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US refund,ng 3. reri.,erer. (, I. 1854
u S. refundlng Is. coupon. ................ 1861
u B. "a registered !. I. :. !. ~
u. s. a. coupnn ~. !. :. !. (. 7. /. lo4n
u s.. New &, registered -. =. 1911
u s. New "a, coupon /. (. !. !. 1914
u s.. Old Is registered I. !. 1904
u s. Old Is. coupon. ;. 1854
Atchison general MINIMUM. lo:ss
Atchison adjustment 4s........ ............. o4h
Atlantic Coast Line IS. 100
BaltImoro and Ohio A. {. 1. !. /. Z. losla
baltimore and Ohio GUS !. !. esh
Central Of Georgia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II VI
Central Of Georgia iut Inc 02iis
chesaneaLe and tC,hio Observation-Disclosures s y
S,hirn "a and iA1tnu sILs !,,.,,....... 81
ShicaSo n. and Quincy nav Is 100sss
Chicago A. and st. Paul gen, As .....,...... 1lt X
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TOBACCO MARKET,

Richmond, Va, Nov. q, 1901.
Dark Fired Tobacco (NeW)-- mod
crate and market active ut quotation, ODD.
Receipts and offerings continue very light. and
continues active at quotntlops;;
receipts Increasing, Isrights,-Market fairly
active, and firm for all desirable tobacco; re-
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July s,a az sls sla
:. Jans .'.1.is.5 1910 1895 1866
May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 12.s2h 1e.T5 1275
I jan ........ y. 7.o2h 200 200
May s7.l71s 40 7.l7h 7.1I1s
SHORT RIDs-Psr 100 lbs. = {, = : ro,k
May ,.,.,........ 6.67i1 $40 6.67h S.Gl1
Il Cash quotations were as follows Flour
Steady. No. Q spring wheat, Sl.OsgLH; NO. ..
3llpLV; No. red Sll2A Ull3 En- NO.. = s S1In,
62c.; No. 2 yellow size. No. oats, ~ ~. s g
32,ac.; No. 2 white. 321ac.; NO; %hite, So ssp
s.itc No. 2 rye, 7sc. Good feeding barley, ssig
asHc, fair 70 choice mailing, 4sasss i; S 1an
prime Timothy seed. s2.67is. Mess pork, per
barrel I'll lard, per 100 pound e5 Ssgste
18th. short Tbs siass osaess
basis Of high wines. ,lA: Glover. contract Ct
grade See Butter-steady; creamertes, lSg3
cases Included, 1shaa arstg &c. nf1me'
hrsts e6c.; extras. sc. Cheese-flrm az llqtZc.
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Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 5IbH
Norfolk and western con. As.............1 o1M
Oregon short LIZ Is and Partc.......... 1e4h
Pennsylvania COW. 3as...... .,........... 1o2ts
Reading General 4s.......,.................1 02
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 6s......ti ZIG
st. Louis and san Francisco fg.'As,.......a so1s
ST. Louis Southwestern lists. ................g3h
Seaboard Air Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 4
Southern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 11sss
Texas and Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 12l
Toledo. st. L. and Western 4s............... s1R
Union pacitic 1864
Union Pacific conv 4s...........,......... 1l6H
IT, S. SteeIt2d e2is
Wabash lsts.... 117,s
Wabash Deb, BIS. Observation-Disclosures. G7a4
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.......,........G 92ls
Central As. 0a5s
NJ and q. Collateral Trust is.......,....,fj 951
Central OF Georgia % Inc. .......,......... 7oh
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s.....,,... 12'lz
Chicago r. L and Pacific 4s............,.,. Slai
Chicago, II. I. and Pacific col. 6s.......,... y
c.. c. G. and ST. Louis gen. 4s......,...lo .@
Gonroiidated Tobacco 49,, ..............,.... slts
colorado and Southern 4s...,............... ssts
Denver and Rio Grantie 4s................. 10l
Erie nrior lien l0lA
Erie General Is Q1h
Fort Worth and Denysr City lsts.........,iii
Il louisville and Nash Unified 1o9
Manhattan cnnsol gold 4s..................slgS A
MexIcan central list 7ai
Mimi and 81. Louis As I. -. !. s6A
Wisao,,ri Kansas and Texas ..........,,, .1Qa n
N ;;sS5 m ssa gs esa 81
Nav -Tori. cent raj gen 3lag 4. zoos
Ns,v Jersey Central gen Is ............... 1854
4Narthern Pacific IL Observation-Disclosures. los