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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-04
FUNERAL OF BARTHOLOMEW
 HEAI4Y.

i The funeral of the late Bartholomew IIealy of New York took place at 3s Broad street yesterday morning at 80 o'clock. and at St. Mary's church at g o'clock. MT. Healy died very sud denly in New York after a short ill ness with pneumonia, 7.Yz
 The interment was in St Lawrence
 cemetery and the funeral arrangements
 were in charge of Undertaken Kelley of State street. There was a large num-
 Der of the dead mans friends present i at the services, and a large number of carriages were in the funeral process
 sion. t
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RED STAR LINE.

E .New k---Antwerp--LOnd Calling at Dover for London and Paris.
 Sailing every Saturday at l0:30 4. NJ.
 zeeland, Jan. 14Vaderland, Jan. 2s
 Finland, Jan. 2l Nroonland, Feb. way, B3wiing Green Building, N. N, Peck q Bishop, TOP Chapel st., M. zunder < Sons, s253 Stare St., J.H.Parish s Co..86 Orange st, Sweezey $ Kelsey,s102 Church st.. New Haven. eod-tf x
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-04
Ts TO-DAY.

ITS TO-DAY.
 TX. 5 3. Judson. 5 Nettleton. 5 & Co. { 2 Street. { Brothers. , De Co. Z bston Grocery. 2 se & Stetson Co 2 Norris, Clerk. s lrworth. I ITS. Z ggists'. : .dw. Malley Co. { has. Monson Co. E Desmond Co. I 50 Court Street. 5
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7..@T y ~ : n
4 MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, NOV. %. 1906 Y $

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. %. 1907.
ARRIVED ~ 54
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, James River
land inXB and Norfolk, merchandise and passen-
Kers, Virginia Navigation Company.
3 Steamer Maud, Clifford. James River, wood.
A. I3lacker. a ~
River, corn. G. ". Taylor.
SAILED. 7it5s
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. nerchaH-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
b Schooner Alice Hodges. Brown, James River.
light. y I. Y =, .- I,
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV, 49, 1906
ARRIVED ls&
steamer Charlotte, Murphy. Baltimore. pas
seng ers and general ca rgo.
IT. SAILED.
Steamer Charlotte, Murphy, Baltimore, pas
seng ers and general cargo.
y PORT NEWPORT NEWS, NOV. %, 1905.
ARRIVED s
Steamer Parthia, Galveston. .s5i S
Steamer WnccamaW. Portland. va X
y Steamer Parthia Hamburg.
Schooner NJ Haskell. Boston.
Barge Scully. Providence.
Barge Lancaster, Providence
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COTTON MARKETS..

| NEW YORK, Nov. 23--The cotton market
WAS generally active and during tho middle
session showed considerable excitement with
prices advancing sharply, Part Of the gain
Twas lost later but the market closed steady
lat net advance of 1lIl5 points. Sales were
ESTIMATED at 10000 bales. The opening was
weak at decline Of sltlG points In response to
Hover Liverpool cables. but Wall Street bull
Interests were aggressive buyers at the de-.
| cline and the fnarket steadying in spite OF
pr assure from local bears, attracted good
demand through wire and commiss ion houses
Prices began TO advance and catching stop
loss orders toward midday developed most SEN
tatlonul strength with March reaching ll.17 or
bpoints above the low lvel OF the morning
and about % points above the closing figures
| OF the previous day. Other months advanced
| in proportion, but Were less active than March,
that seemed to contain hig short interest
which had become frightened and was cover
Ing freely on Il scale up. At the advance
|proht-taking became very heavy and during
the afternoon prices reacted some 22lp23 points
from tho top. There was renewal of support
on the reaction and fluctuations In the late
session were Irregular. while the undcrtone
seemed steady, and there was continued de-
mand from wire ana commission. houses
Southern spot markets were unchanged to Nc
higher.
y Receipts atIthe porls to-day were 5o,a2s bales
against 70, l57 last week and 4lSA3 last year
For the week testimatad) 10000 bales against
39l6l1 last week and 373.372 last year. To-day's
receipts nj New Orleans 1865 bales against
1871 last year, and at Houston 1921 bales
against Gill last year,
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A STovous Locality.

what am yo' idee OF Paradise. B E'rl'l
der Utterbnckd at Is. fun a. cllll.ld mans
stand point?"
"Uh-well, sah l,sh'u'd dess about quail
tifyS dat place whuh de niggers could set
around in de shade all dayNand drink mint
julups, while dc Csuhnels and Matuhs,
and suoh as dat, was blceged' to stand
out III de blazin' sun and watch EN-, and
at dc Same time have nothln' to drink
but watuh,s would sSAly be Paradise
FUN ii cullud mans standpoint. ms 70
g.''--Puck. FL
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Richmond Produce Market.

pOULTRY-Chlcke ems. small bright per h..
lic chekens large; PEI - N e. r. he az
iss. ducks, small per To-. lei geese large !. g
fat each s,a.ss, .urksy yma and thin ne,
h.. lie. turkeys. choice, fat, peg h.. lGc.;
turkeys. fair 70 good Per 70, Ho;ce iss
isa1sc. Drawn poultry l,i4:c. more than
tundrawn.) Poor. badly-dressed poultry ABOUT
e GAM an E; choice 10 fancy. each. lee
les rabbits, small OF badly seieH.eo s easn.
cartridges cho s7s saen via turkeys
Choice, per IT,. lsai4c whole deer Per e, III "a
venson saddles 1ny PEI fr. .g p s DOE. &c
4 p s;ess. seuMsss s Virginia per
IN e crates other sec tons per dog 2s22,c
BgTrEKchoHssa per lb &c. Choice
choice ND Ih isa 17c medium store packed
p Ise choice &c, roll per lD lsalsc common
Eraavss ps sr choice per lh. 71ic;
Yea = = fair 70 Eooa per lb 81 97c veas run
ners, per b. sheep far air u pf' taShc
s sa, f prme 20 per- sa b DRESSED HoE -
Ghoies small IA per s9x 1e etc, g. per ery ill.,
~ Gc SdSfY G nAc cox small wen s%ox
cd, per III 1910. hams. iaF ss,n,ok W uer ID.
I Pc I9e Shoulders We'll smoked. per H.. 100
x Hins.- rresn salt. per In, loap1ac green
pr 5R ss PRIME s ,nx *sg ao@;
beaver common 70 pr 5n rs sa common TO
Pslne ,Gasss ops common eS so y aaiss
sp''.ls 81 p ses1
per 1sass a1!sa a tSoes a sr,s'
PEE H. a@sMshj ae Gn.Sas No. IL
essss nay W 5 pss 'S. Sd
beans cholce eoo 1h ssdIs5o golden seal pr
n S ~ S. snake root, per lb VIZ y1a
s 81 pss u. sd,se; s glRs root per y
lse: seneca, per .n'' pgrIeesC-wlnter superior
$. saSN Wias wi Riss
clears Winter ss5asfns per poSad
e. patent 1oM1nm Sea11 city sacked 7o7ssc
country bolted sacked s'has'c
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ID to 80 per cent. OF the conversions to the
church to-day come from the !, sun tI, !;
school. s.'If we are to reach the world
With the Gospel, said he, I'VE are to
3rcnc h Ii through Individual work 5liite that
of the Sunday scho oil. /, !.
An informal conference closed the most
helpful service. 53s s8s
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Cash quotation were as iolloWk: .I. rIH1r >
Steady. No. 2 spring wheat $500 &c; on. >.
No /. yellow, 6oc. No. . oats 2alac.; No.
white ssas.ic.: No white, NO. = Z
choice mating. 4la4st. No. iiaxseed. s31ac-,
No. northwestern. ssc Mess pork per barrel ar e
sl3 Is 113.6o; lard per 100 pounds VIZ 20,
sides tboxed) sss7.s al Whisk ha sis ,, q
high vines sso. Glover. contract Eraae s1se
la RES Y. 17GaOc 5 Cheese-Firm at 1s3s 1l3Ac.
EgKs-steady at mark, cases Included, lSG2.c,;
ars,s, &c; prime .hrsts, 2sc.; extras. soc.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET al'''7l.

Nzw yoRK Nov, 2s.-FIoUR-;Dulll and
n - nam Rye Fiour--steady; Bnckwheat
stcs az \ Rye-Nomlnal, Barley-Duil ~
Wheat--Flrm; No. red. sone, ssu ;,kc
tons showed 7sglc. net advance t'ia''.0A'sS'
s s5s s'vt ss9ss ops'ss'
p t5Se' p zee SAC, oats-Firm' mixed
S' HHsef-ou,et. Cut Meats-9u quiet .T hnEa-
stnodv. rsfined quiet. Pork-Quet. ar!!oW-l
Steaay Rosin-Quoted at ST. nominal iuFpen'
tne--ouiet at G3.qp64c, asked. 49,, o,,aors
Rice-Qulet Molassensn,t' raady Ses No IL.
voice. ss,lee mild adiv st sad Unchanged e
points higher. sugar-Raw, frm; d rels .
A'r H.,,,tttar-Quiet ana unchanged. cheessnEasy
ana ,inchnnged Eggs-Steady ana #unchanse9,
Observation-Disclosures; Scotch per pas s.ep1 y
English, se0?0; Irish SLWag.U; !. ueFn n..,
;l752 90 domestic un neS5 ~ LII XXX
ins eabbages-Fl,rn and UNCHANGED; Peanuts
Gu,ot and Unchanged Freights-steady and
upshanssad o,Qulet and easy Prime crude
e - b. mills, 2l,s 12ec,i prime aun1ner yellow,
ps,h Gpe9n c.; prime white. 3ohqSlc; prime vim
ter yellow. 3oh13lc.
CHICAGO, NOV. 2s,--Reports Of damage to
INC Wheat crop In Argentina caused 2 sharp
lauti1n onened at a gain Of No.. and other
g grra ms were higher In sympathy. Corn was up
&c: OATS gained 1sc, and provisions were
rbe leading future. ranged a. follows, H.,
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Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

Lynchburg. Va. Nov. %. 1906.
Sales Of loose tobacco on tina Lynchburs
market for the two weeks ending November
lt.h. furnished by John L. Ogesby, OF Lynch 8
Warehouse, werelas follows:
Sold week ending November 10Th. 62i COO
pounds: sold week ending November 1t7h. 4l6, 100
pounds; decrease for week ending November
il7th- us. 800 pounds. 81
Sold from September 4, 1906 to November II.
1906. 2.O7. 100 pounds; sold from September /.
1904. to November II. 1904. 200 pounds: In
crease for 1906. 1.S34.90O pounds.
The receipts this week were quite light,
caused by the drying weather OF the past
preparing their tobacco for market. The offer
eings consisted largely OF the medium and good
tobacco but little of the finer grades being
offered. Prices on ELL grades are generally
satisfactory to the planters. The buyers arc
active In looking after their several lines lines. o.
tobacco. which make the trade qnitely lively
The quotations are follows: Z,
Short leaf 500 q It's
coed leaf 500 q 1000
Fine leaf Or wrappers =. 300 q l7.oo
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Cotton. steady; middling, II. Is; gross receipts.
2.7n5 bales; sales. loo bales; stock. 235 Sas
bales. E9s n ~ :. - -
Total to-day al all ports-Net receipts, s5-s
bales; stock. 1,3s9.2.s baies. - .
Consolidated at all ports-Net recetpts. 81 esi
bales; export 10 Great Britain. IS. Cso bales to
France. Ycn bales: to the Continent. N.0
bales: TO Japan. 5.SS3 bales; % Mexoco. I' '
bales. Saa :,
Total since September lat at all ports-Net
rec ips. 3.Ces.9e9 bales: export 10 Great bftain
s$5.6l2 bales; to France. 5270s6 bales; 70 me
Continent. sa2.7ss bales; to Japan. a, 5e bales
to Mexico, cts bales. sf9$ d.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-COTTOS--spot
cotton flrm; sales 2. 600 bales including $50 te
arrive Quotations advanced l-i6c. s mic diine.
III -1gc. This future market was quite actiVe
again to-day. Liverpool was dlsappotntinx ana
the local market opened 1pGl6 points lower
than last evenings closing. The bears thcn
began 10 cover the outsiders to buy ana IN q
xhor, time prices advanced from $50 points
above the days lowest figure. March opened
al IS sold UP IL points to 1l.94 and nnally
reacted to lisa The cause OF the advance
was the telegram from Mr.. North. director snf
the Census Bureau. saying: That every gin IN
ope ration anywhere In the cotton belt mad re-
mort ed s 10 him. The local market closed firm
with net gains Of l2a14 points on the active
Futures closed arm. November. 11.ss De-
cer,bcr 11i411i.4o: January, 1Lbs PILED; .Fen-
rua ~ I1,Gs1ll.7o:s March. IL S3Gi1. 81: J. Apr!
ii y1diIl52; 3fay IL ssail- 81; June 2oeH l2oa;
July, ". CSll11 10. II
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Southern Railway

i. SCHEDULE IN BFFEcT ocr. is, 1906.
TRAINS RAJ LEAVE RICHMOND. 51s
q ;0o a. M.--Daily--Local Tor Charlotte N q,
l2:So +. Observation-Disclosures pullman 10
Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans
Memphis, Chattanooga and all the son ,t5s
/. b:ov =. Mex. Sunday--Keysvilc Local. $500
ll:ao Z. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ready o:90
al, for all the South 4 eI5T M 4s1G1,ts
6as s., sis DIRK RIVER LINE Il 4
4 The farorite route to Baltimore and IA stern
pein, ,. Leaves Richmond 4:so P. Nj daily,
ss:lsS z. N. Observation-Disclosures Except Sunday 53s
Z 1870 z. N Except Sunday--For west Point.
connecting with steamer, for Baltimore
ana river landings Steamers call at York; Il
Town and Clay Bank Mondays Wednev-E
55gSya days and Fridays. and at Gloucester point
ana Almonds Tuesdays, Thursday and
Saturdays. s55TF 4 ~ i51f1Ss
Az 4: NJ. Except sunday-1ocal, mixed for
West Point rs 1735 M. ET3 1S91-s3
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
s6:aa a. ". and 6:t2 p M.--From all the South,
If 3:3h F. M.-Tron Charlotte and Durham
Il $40 a. M.--From Keysville and Intermediate
9:5 A. M.-Baltimore ana West Point. Il
1O;R A. DnIly--Except Sunday and Nom,
day: $50 +. NJ, daily, except Sunday
@9ls From Wese Point 81 ali tal 5{258l IN
g. W. WESrBURT.#D. P. Al. Richmond. va.
S5$ $. Fl. HARDWICK. W. II.}rAYLOE. ;9$
H H. 'spENcER. Cen i. Mgr, ! Il S rs Il.
III Washington, D. C. i55s (. ai5
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BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. 2S.-FLOUR-Du!il
and unchanged. wheat-F'irm: spot con rdr.
s31 Eess15c.: No. red. western s4Igsae co .h,o
corn. ie,.: a5cc. ozis-steady; No. mlx csa
ss,sc. Rye-Frm; No western :, st q ssE;
and '.mncha nced at 2ec. Cheese-FIrrn and I'M
chanSed at -i4dllllsc, susar-steady and un,
changed. lfl FL
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
& Richmond Va. Nov. ., 1906.
wa OCOrATIONA 55i---s
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yarda.j

Richmond. Va. Nov. q. 1895.
Report OF the live stock market for the week
ending November 2oth.fi Is as follows:
week enuding November 18th Is as fallows:
Z Best steers. 4,s96c.: medium to guod. S'sD
SIC: common to fair. "a 93Ac: bes. heifers,
az lS4c.; medium to good, aAaShc.: common to
tatr. 2AGsc. best COVE G9s,.c.; common p, 70 .
Ne. Extras, t.; Veal calves: tg7e.; extra ira
INC: runners. 3hd411c. Fresh cows, o94o.eo
par head, Best fat sheep. Al Gp5c. fair to guod.
az Q4kc.; common. 1sl3hc.: best lambs, 614 @
To-; extra, Tie; common. 4G47ac.; bucks. 30
a,sc. !; best hogs. 5A10. 4oc.; common and rough,
~ q4Xc. E553 & III g }5}
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VERY LOW RATE VIA "soUTHERN
h RAILWAY TO Rlc HMoND AND RE,
TURN, THAN <SGlViN0, Mo-
n VEMBER 80, 1906.

nv VEMHER9 50, 1suo, - i35 !
One fare plus ESQ for the rcund-tr!p
from Danyle, West Point, Clarksyile
and all intermediate stations, Tickets
on sale November Goth and for early
morning trains Of the soth. return limit
December 1st. N
ALL QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS
WITH Drawn.
The Southern Railway begs to an
nounce that thu quarantine In Florida,
Texas and all the South and Southwest
has been withdrawn; therefore travellers
will experience no difficulty on this ao-
count.
Complete train service and through
Pullman cars are now being operated,
Including the Sunset Route from New Orr
leans to Texas. Mexico and Pacific Coast
points.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
Richmond, Va,

Richmond, Va. Nov. e3, 1906.
Tobacco Dark Iired)-Owins to weather
ron editions the receipts have been light during
the past week Market active at price,. quoted,
Ri Ehts-U nchanged; quiet, but firm; light 70,
cei,ets sun Curod-Recelpts light and market
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SALES:

400 A. G. H., com. .........
$500 American Shelters. com.
$500 Amalgamated Copper ~.
2.1O Am Car and FOund.......
300 Am. Car and Found. pfd.
900 American Cotton Oil.....
1,09 American Tobacco, pfd...
400 American Can .............4
$500 American Can, pfd..a...
- 900 American Loco, GOMEZ.
800 American Loco. pfd.......
III 200 American Sugar ...!......
400 A.. T. and S. Fc, com.....
/, 100 a. n. and s. lie. pfd......
y 500 Baltimore and Ohio. ....,..
40. 100 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Canada Southern .........
200 Canadian Pacific .......3
", 700 Chesapeake and Ohlo.....
400 Chicago Great Western.
y. COO Chic, Nil. and st. Paul.
300 Colorado Fuel and 1ron,..
500 Colorado South, com. 49,.
Colo. Southern, LIST pfdn..
100 Colo Southern I'd pfd....
C.. &C. and st. L.. .....
500 Consolidated Gas ..........
oVy Deld WHTG anu tIluuSOn....
100 Del, Lack. and Western. a
4d.3o0 Erie com. ........,.........
100 Erie, 1st pfd............,...
200 Erie. I'd pfd,..........a.....
800 General Electric ...........
600 Illinois Cen trail ............
l0,9W louisville and Nashville.
Manhattan ...............s.
O.3oO Metro. Street Railway.
100 Mexican Central ..........
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STUDENTS THROW STONES
AT MARQUlS#IT0
nv Assocjated Press

SEOUL, KOREA. November 22.-Whie
Marquis Ito was In q train this after
noon returning from Il shooting trip with
Minister Hayashi and members OF their
suites a window Of the car In which
he was riding WAS smashed by a stone,
and he sustained three slight scratches
from tho broken glass. The train WAS
stopped Immediately and the neighbor-
hood was searched by gendarmes. who
arrested four natives. It Is believed that
tho act was Committed by mem bers OF
the so-called "Patrlot Students Society,"
to resent tho new treaty with Japan.
We sometimes find that what we
thought was the golden rule IS only so on
the exposed side.--Puck.
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N k&zA!gNK6ito|k&\N5stprIl.
October l-ieoS,

r
LEAVE 8RlCIIMOND--DAILY, TX
800 A. M.---NORFOLks LIM!TsD FL Arriye,t
Norfolk 1l;2o A. NJ. Stops only al I>ets.abnrr
Wayery and suffolk 5f ~ 8 e, ~ 80
s:6S A. M.,-sT, LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk,
PRESS. Paror Car. BroilerS Service. Petsrs.s
burg to Lynchburs and Roanoke. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke to Golumbus. Blueleld IS C.!n.
cinnat!; also Roanoke TO ISnoxYille ana Knox. +
Vile 10 Memphis, Cafe Dining, Car. Roanoke "a I
r.. M.-RoANoKE, ID X n REss 10.
Farmylie. Lynehhurg and Roanoke. ! I ~
30v II, M,--OGSEAN5 SHORE lIAtTTED AR.
riyes Norfolk $50 Pm Stops only at Peters 1
burg Wavsrly and Suffo.k. Connects WITH
steamers 10 Boston. Providence. New York
Baltimore and Washington. 5
7:2b r.. For Norfolk and Nil stations east
OF Petersburg.
$50 T.. M.--NEW ORLEANS stIoRTa LINE,
Pullman Sleepers Richmond To- Lynchburg and
Rouiloke.s Petersburg to Hrlstol LSnchburg I'd =
Chattanooga. Memphis ana Nav Orleans, Cafe
s:so p. M.-WEsTERN EXPRESS pallman
Sleeper Richmond aud Petersburg 70 East n
Radtord. and Roanoke 10 Ghlease, Cate Dining
Trains arrive from, the West 7:is a, NJ, s:es
r. NJ, and s:iS r. NJ, from Norfolk II; AZ II,
and $50 p, Al. =.
w "a T,EyIII. O. ii, BOSlsEY,
~ t'1,en'i pass ACT. Dist. Pass AT, III
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Short lie eef s.oo g 70
Long 100 @ s0O
Wrappers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TO- 90 20 1900
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New jersey central gen. shs............. la3H
Northern Pacific IS. .........................l H q
Northern Pacinc 3D. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 76M
Norfolk and Western con- 4s............... 102
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s............ s6a4
l>ennsyiVania conv OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1903
Reading General Is. lo2a
81. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5..... liz
81. Louis and San Francisco tx. 4s......... SsA
st. Louis Southwestern con- is........... S5A
SeabohFd Air Line Observation-Disclosures. 30 a
Southern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 95t
Southern Pacific LIST IS. certificates. asA
Southern Hallway lslh
Texas and Pacific lsts (offereD ............. 1876
Toledo. st. l.. and Western 4s............... 81 8
Union Pacific 1o5a
Union Pacific cow. Observation-Disclosures. 1863.
United States Steel "a 6s................. 1874
Wabash lists. 1l6
Wabash Dob Bs....- 7sN
Western Md. Observation-Disclosures. 86A
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s................. go%
Wisconsin Central Observation-Disclosures. %
NJ. and o.. Col. Tr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS +
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Prospects good for all kinda 81 stock

e. CHICAGO. Nov. 23.-CATTLE-Receipts. $500
head Market steady. Common to prime
steers, s2.sogBe0 cows. &C. S0g4. q hefers s2l
800; bulls 5000: stocsers and feeders. $slSR
40; calves s207o0. Eogs-Receipts. 800
head. Market generally steady Good to prime
heavy. $4.&g4.s5; medium to good. heavy,
5si.7514s strong weight. butchers. S4.sogi.@;
good to choice, heavy, mixed, $4.7o04.S 50.
sheep-Recelpts. is. 600 head: medium higher.
Sheep. $3.7tl5.t0; yearlinga $6,6oae.Oo spring
lambs 81 7l1D1 90. 80 49,. i.g. -
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FrrrsBUt.G. Pa. Nov 23--CA1.r1.E-sup.
ply light; market steady choise' G,s1as.eg'
ket slow Prime heaves $50: medium heavy.
workers. and light workers.. y, 90 10; pigs. $50
& 05 roughs, $4146Q. Sheep--Supply fair; mar
Net steady. Prime wethera. s5.25Go, 80 common,
;?12 5os larabs. $5G7. 80; veal calves. $7G7,7o.
CINCINNATI, O.. Noy. 2s.-HOcis-slow,
butchers and shippers. 1875, common, sAg4so,
CattIe--Fiasy. Fair TO good shippers. ;agl4.7
, common s.6l2 10, Sheep-steady at 1894 10.
La ,nbs-Steady at $4,b0do,2o
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON N. c.. Nov. 23.-SPIRlTS
at 5s,ac.; receipts, y
casks. Rosin--Nothing doing; receipts, Al bar
Crude Turpentine-F>trn at S3G+2 receipts.
II barrels. i ..g55SSz ~ !. u N
TIN F:-Fir1n ut 60c. receipts. S37 casks: sales,
sN casks; shipments, 1.06o casks. Rosin-Nosh-
ing; receipts, 37Al barrels shipments, !, ia
barre Ia. II - 8.
NCHARLEsToN, S. c., Nov. e3.-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-No thing doing.
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BALTIMORE e STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE MD. NOV. 81. -Seaboard Air
Lime common 80 bid; DO preferred, nothing
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STEAM BOATS.
) !, Baltimore,
Merchants and Miners
Transportation Co. s

Boston, M ass, and Providence, p. l..
Htearners leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday.
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. For Prosl-
dence Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 8
p. NJ. Passengars and freight taken for all
New England Points, Tickets on sale ut c. Ind
20. 4Rwy. and N VI and ". Hwy. Offices. and
No. $40 East Main.
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NEW YORK, Nov. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ISL head. Market steady, but no sales. Calves
good yeals. 34aS.5o, Sheep and I-ambs-Re-
eelpts. 1887 head Market! steady; lambs s! :. "
Hogs-Receipts. $500 head Nomlnally steady;
no sales,
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

Il NEW. York NOV. s23.-Advances a nd with
drawals In the dry goods market to-day were
not uncommon. but many sellers still refused
TO commit themselves on the matter OF price.
Large buyers found that they have underes.
tlmated their requirements and were Obliged
10 operate at higher prices than they had
anticipated. tas.tss
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middling uplands. i1.7s; middling gulf. leo
bales: sales, lo0o bales,
Cotton. steady; middling, ll.7s; gross receipts
2 7o5 bales; sales, 1000 bales; stock 23s $40
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Atlantic Coast line.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRD-
STREET STATION, 4s8..5if
BFFEcTIEE SUNDAY. APRIL 18TH.
4 0o5 a N. g. IL Express 10 all points
i South. 49, lf54f
300 "A. Mp etersburg and Norfolk. n
II 10 p. M Petersburg and N. and w. West.
500 P. M.--PetersburgSan and Norfolk. ssS Is Fl
,'4:iDP M--Goidsboro Local.
8546 T.. M.--Petersburg Local. F
f47?5iP, M.--"Forlda and West Indian Lm- !:
itcd''sto nj points South.
$3.50 r.. hI--Petersburg and N. and w. West. }
II 80 r. M.-Petcrsburg Local. Sis5.
TRAINS ARRIVE R1cIIa1OND--DAILY.
4:o7 "A. NJ; 7:42 a. NJ; 5ss:3s5 a.. NJ. ~ y
A. NJ; u:4o A. NJ; 100 F, M. 2:05 p. NJ; $3.50 4
+. M.;&7:4o r. NJ; 9:ls p, NJ i55 5s
Except Sunday, ''sundny only $
G. 8. CAMPBELL, DIV. Pass Ast.
VI. ]. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agt /
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
{Reported by RODGERS. l1cCAbe ana Co,

A PETERSBURG, Va n ov.7 23.--PExaN UIS.
5Epanish-Market steady at 9ec. per bushel
with good demand. VirgiuIas-Mnrket steady
a. SAC. for fancy stock !. chine picked, 21s1
&c.; Smelling stock, llsG2Ac.