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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
MARKET ACTION
VERY ANIMATED.
Large Number Of Different IS
sizes Are Embraced in the
Speculation.
MONEY MARKET is TRANQUIL
Rise in Cotton is Assigned As
the Cause for l'irnier Ex-
change Rates.
mo A associated Press.)

(I3v ASSOClHltO ASSS'/
NEW YORK, November 10 mere was
even more irregularity IN me market 70
day than yesterday when the reaiizlhg
or speculative profits began 70 snow u
pronounced effect. This process OF proiit-
taking was continued on an enormous
scale to-day The speculation. however.
was very animated ana embraced large
number of dffercnt Issues The volume
OF dealings rose to the largest Aggregate
Of any day on the movement. The nc
lion OF the market suggested shifting
OF speculative ventures on prod.Sious
scale from one set of securities TO another.
Selling out ut some points was accom-
paned by wholesale buying at others.
Whether the tow operations came from
the Same sources or acting in concert,
however, was not clear. There Werc
some Indications TO suggest that one pow
erful speculative party was selling out
while another was making fresh commits
nents In the market The profit-taRing
was most Conspicuous In some Of the
stocks which mad been the most effec-
Tive leaders for some tune past and whose
movements were OF prOportionnte lnfu-e
cncc on speculative sentiment. Rending
and American Smelling were the notable
examples In this class. Brooklyn Transit
was the center OF Interest and the market
methods employed in the days operations
III that stock suggested the resumption
was little actual news to account for the
various movements in tho market and
the current discussion had more TO 90
with tho rtImored formation OF new pools
and combinations TO operate in certain
stocks Missouri Pacific was notably az
fccted by such rumors Amalgamuted
Copper became very active with the an-s
uouhccmcnt OF an advance In the price
OF crude copper. On the other hand, cop
per in London was rcactlonary. as was
silver, and This acemed 10 have larger
Influence on the Smelling. It was not
until lato In the day that q movement
in Erie. Atchson and Union Pacific sug-
gestcd any general attention 20 the rail-
road list. Tho money market contin-E
/ ued tranquil The rise In cotton was
assigned as the cause for frmer exchange
rates. The market made some recovery
from tho active selling movement Of
s the last hour. but iii closing was irTeSu-
lar.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value, IS, 800, 01O. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call.
Total sales OF stocks were l,bss,oo9
shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE: CLOSE
Money on call steady, lG6 pei. GENT; clos
ing bid, 4 offered at 8. Time money
steady: % days. s per cent; y Gays. IL
&c; six months. s 1906 IL.
Prime mercantile paper, l-ggS per
cent; sterling exchange firm closed cas-.
1er with actual business In bankers
bills at 81 SC. 25I4. $3.50 for demand. and
Mt si.s2. 7Gg4 81. 10 for sxtysdayss bills;
posted rates, sa.s3 IL and si.s4 and Si:8IW
AZ 10 Commercial bills, 81 So IL. Bar
silver, g. 3-s cents. Mexican doiiars, ~ -
cents. egt jl ilH5 5&t5'
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B. and o. Strength,

(Specalt to The ,Times-pspatcb.)
NEW YORK., November 92.--Among
the standard railroad stocks, Baltimore
and Ohio shaved notable strength. and
sentiment was distinctly favorable to
this property. Tho annual report, al
though rejecting results OF conditions not
entirely satisfactory. showed such a mar
gin over dividend requirements "a to
leave no doubt as to the ability of tho
company to take care Of Its per cent,
ON tho common, stock. Since the begin
ming OF, the present fiscal year tlaflc h.s
maintained q greatly Increased volume,
and the Improvement IN demand and
prices for, bituminOus coal Is a factor
OF largo Importance IN its bearing on tho
prospects for good returns IN the coming
winter,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

81 PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV. q, 1906
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Hsr I5 },, Norfolk, merchaa.
Barge Industry. Bailey, Baltimore. coal. s.
II. Halves and Co,
Schooner Clarence Heath. Eastern Shore, Va,
potntoes. II. ". Wood and Son.
lSy SAILED.
Steamer Brandon: H H;r ~, Nofok, merchan-
landings and Norfolk, merchandise and passen.
gers, Virginia Navigation Company. -
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV. %. 1906
ARRIVED.
Steamer Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore, pas.
sengers and general cargo
Elm City, Haynes, alattapon River landinYs,
passengers and general cargo
x Steamer Baltimore, Courtney Bal ttmore pas
sengers and general cargo,
Steamer Elm CITY. Haynes, Mattaponi River
Landing, passengers md general cargo, 4,
POF'T NEWPORT NEWS. NOV, 90, 1906.
ARRIVED.
4 Steamer Kama, Liverpool
Steamer Lockwood, Mobile.
Schooner schoomsr talEa y sprasp1s, Boston
Schooner L. NJ, Deerlng, Portsmouth.
Barge City OF Montreal Now London.
Steamer sorbury. Port Arthur
Schooner Lucy IT,, Friend, Providsnce,
sehoonerSL, French Potter bangor
Steamer sorbury, Bremen,
Steamer Barton, London.
Schooner General u. s. Greedy, Portland
Barge Annie H., Boston,
Steamer lockwood. IIaylingep
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The violent cxclte-
ment OF yesterday seemed to have exhausted
the builish effect OF the census report and
after responding to lower cables this morning,
tho cotton market made somewhat irregular,
but generally steady showing, the realizing OF
smaller longs and selling for q turn by scalp
ers being absorbed by fresh buying orders at
rhe comparative moderate reaction from the
top. The market closed steady mt n net decline
OF 41l0 points, Sales were estimated at 6U.0J0
bales. The opening WAS steady at an advance
OF iGll points or rather better than due On the
cables. which expected TO como about S7I39
points here, were only 27G.s points higher Mt
the hour OF the local opening. Trading was
eeverlshly active A large number OF over
oiyht buying orders, were on hand early. and
worked up to about the closing figures of yes
teriny during the first half hour. But most
friends of tho market were apparently waiting
for further reaction before buying, and the
market during the middle session settled on to
a net decline Of about leQpli points under
scattering realizing and selling for turn by
local professionals Good buying orders were
encountered on n scale down. however, and
during tho afternoon the market recovered part
of the loss and closed steady With prices only
.o0SO points below the highest figures for the
season touched yesterday,
Receipts of cotton ut the ports To-day were
f3 ,77i bales against 59,GT last week and 1910
Ia ST wear For the week (ostlmuted) 372,G00
hal les against SOL GIL last week and 373,372 last
year To-day's receipts at Nav Orleans IS? 1888
6aIes against l5,GoS last year, and at Houston
/ / ,o96 bales against 2o,S last year,
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
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VIRGINIA vs.. CAROLINA.
DAY, NOVEMBER 80,

s1,5o ROUND TRIP TO NORFOLK, via
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RY,
The big game will be played at Nor
folk. Thursday. November s0th, and on
that date the Norfolk and Western Rail
way will sell round trip tickets from
Richmond to Norfolk at rate Of sl.6o
good going on tho Norfolk Limited
leaving Richmond 900 4, NJ, and good
returning on trains leaving Norfolk 4:SQ
r. M, and TOO T. NJ, same date fos
tickets and full information, apply to
/, r, knowles, City Passenger Agent. S3s
East Main Street, or W. Steele, Ticker
Agent. Byrd Street Station.
rs G. II, BOSLEY,
Dlatrlct PASSENGER Agent,
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NAVAL, SToPEs

WILMINGTON, N. c.. Nov e2.-spIRlTs
TURPENTINE--Firm at 6sMc; receipts n
casks. Rosln-Nothlng doing; prices un-
changed; receipts. 1893 barrels. Tar-F1rm at
81. receipts, 1876 barrels. Crude Turpentine-
Firm Mt $50 4:995; receipts, lls barrels al
Tf ne S1 al soe: sales SIS casks IeceIpis
633 casks; shipments, l425 casks, Rosin-Noth-
Ing doing; receipts. e,ll barrels; shipments,
CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov 2e.-rURPHN.
TINE AND ROSIN-NothinE.
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WINTER TOURIST RATES, VIA THE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE

winter Tourist tickets are now on sale
TO ali Southern Winter Resorts. via the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line Il the
Shortest. Quickest and most Elegantly
Equipped between the North and South.
It offers to health and pleasure seekers
service equalled by none, You make no
change to Florida points; have two
through trains daily.
Full Information. apply to agents Of the
q. 8. CAMPBELL, D. P. A.
Richmond. Va
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Richmond Produce Market.

POULTRY-ChicItenA, small bright. per lb.,
e 'i pc 49, s!se he Rs1 .rss hses
-, ducks. small. per y. lse; geese: large
Is. Ilc. turkeys, choice, TAI, per ~. lSc !;
81, 70 sood ~ auis s
isalsc, Drawn poultry lAgsc moro than
! updrawn) Poor. badly dressed poultry about
Ga "A PlsSs choice 10 fancy each, $50
Ies: rabbits; small or badly . selected each
choice. per H.. isai.c whole dec. per ib. 40
las ven!son saddles, per rl l1, a mg Ss.
in crates, Southwest virginia per dog. s3024r. !;
il CRIES other sections per ssz S ss1il 4
choice dairy-pacted per h.. lsc,;; choice store
packed. per h., MEDIUM !. ssore packed;
49, oh ole ~ ro' I,a per 'D s0' common
s. LIVE. 81 sroc tx choice per h.. TIE,
ysals iaiEto fsea per s o sr Il Y nra rp per
y tss; 's:ss y
&C COUNTRY HJ!S1sf. ~ pAcoNHams small wei smok-
ed Isa7a ss bang Re pT soks psr
iIdpiec.: shoulders, we'll smoked, per ID. 100
~, liz. fresn ' SALT S per H. laaoHc green,
common e :,e,l Prime q. ,.,n $3.50;
pr Gm = ,o RSM opossum common 10 prime.
!S@see e eSn,oa oe sS psm'
sH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s1hhSh 81 peaches peeled
Gl9e dried a dSoss s 6rkA 1.r s1 bs
i s bsa nsaS choice navy per b,s
Seuns choice c1lo1ea golden seal
E 81 as' it, s"aSs g, root pr i7s
t' Tio sys Coolers 10. PrieeD,Wntsr superior.
spGsfS, winter extra fs5S9ssS SO * winter inter
t ssATs ssS99 ssSSl Es'ef
c camftT; boiled, sacked, seMGs'c.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
i NEW YORK, Nov. 22-FLo uR-Barely steady
T Ss ao!;, Rys snnhses
sssay HNomES ~ rsd sae oleya tor
op Maa'N ~ higher S Of &c. lower May soac
y s1ss e. si,, rs s'sye.ss 91'2 .
as4ac,: December S'c' oa1s--s''auy' m'Aeu'
Ss:;s, 81 @Ss's;7SS ,sis ;s
Nominal. Turpentlne-Qulel ~ ostEgSts,
I Ice-Qulet. Molasses--Flrnl, Cofree-Spot
RIO. steady; mild steady. Fptures steady and
unchanged to 5 points higher suga!- r.
i molns Sos suTar,S Z il-loc, refined steady.
Butter--steady and unchanged, Cheese
Steady and unchanged Esss-Firm and un-
Z anuts-t seady and unchanged Potatoes
Weak, Irish s:e::o; 6 German r1 tisot 2 -;
% sogshspn as sl uSehs 5vgssy e
Cottonssed OIl-Flrin and partly higher with
a fair busness doing Prime crude. e @ B. b;
SSc, prime white, aleps2c,; prime winter yell
low, Sl6s9c.
CHICAGO, Now 23--Extpeme nervousness,
due to conflicting reports. Characterized the
wheat market to-day prices calculating oyer,
wide range. Tho market closed easy With INC
Were pra ciicully unchanged.
The leading FUTURES ranged MS follows,
Opon. Hilt I0w, clpss
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Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

Lynchburg, Va. Nov. %, 1906.
SAFES OF loose tobacco on the Lynchburg
market for the two weeks ending November
1ilh. furnished by John L. oglesby, OF Lynch.s
warehouse were as follows: E.silER
SOLD week ending November 10th. 6A,C0O
pounds sold week ending November 1t7h 10000
poundsi decrease for week ending November
18th. 21s, 800 pounds.
Sold from September l. 1905. 10 November II.
5s = eo pounds; ,old from September :
crease for 1905. 1884. 800 pounds. a t. 1
The receipts this week we're quite light.
caused BY tho drying weather OF the pnst
low weeks, which prevented the planters from
preparing their tobacco for market. The offer
lngs consisted largely Of the medium and gool
tobacco, but little of the finer grades being
offered, Prices on all grades are generally
satisfactory r. the planters The buyers are
active active IN looking after their several lines Of
tobacco. which make the trade qnitely lively.
The quotations are follows:E
Lugs ................. 27b Of LOO
Short Observation-Disclosures. 500 q lie
Coed leaf. 800 q 1000
Fine Leaf Of wrappers. ......... 100 q 1890
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LOW RATE WINTER TO URIsTs' TICK.

LOW RATE WINTER TO URlsTs' TICK.
ETs, VIA osouTHERN RAILWAY."
Now on sale to Ill Resort Points In the
South and Southwest. Fast and frequent
schedules. Elegant equipment; unsur-
passed dining car service.
Detailed information furnished BY any
Southern Railway agent, Richmond
Transfer Co., or. g. w. Westbury. u, r.
A., Richmond, Va
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DRY GooIS MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-condtlons in the dry
goods market were not materially settled to-
day. Many offers were made and refused dur
Ing the day with the idea that future develop
ments may determine the proper course to
pursue S1tt'-r lt5 z
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ONLY ONE NIGHT OUT.

TO New Orleans, Mobile, Montgomery,
Memphis. Nashville. Chattanooga, via
"southern Railway Through Drawing
Room Pulmuns; elegant day coaches,
dining ears, Its the way to reach the
south and Southwest, f,s51i 5a
Low rate Winter Tourists Tickets on
sale daily to Florida, Louisiana. Arkan-
sas. Texas. Mexico, New Mexico. Ari-
IONA, California. etc
Detailed information I furnished by any
Southern Railway Agent, Richmond
Transfer Company, or Passenger Office,
No 92o T.. Main Street, Richmond,
G, w, WESTBuRy, n, p, "A.
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Spot cotton closed steady, % points higher:
mlddI,ng upiands. u.eS; tniddllng gulf. l1.3s:
sales GIT bales
Cotton, steady; mlddJins, ll.eS: gross receipts.
10 BI7 bales; sales. 6f7 balcs; stock 10
bales.
% Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts 57.97l
bales; export TO Great Britain, l9, 49, bales; TO
the Continent. ut7s bales; stock. o1
balca. E.i =.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts. I'll. 5os
bales: export to Great Britain, i2.24 ba!es: 20
France. q, 70 bales; to the Continent. s3,7l3
bales; 70 japan, 6,Ss3 bales; % Mexico, ~
bales.
Total since September 1ht at all ports-Net
receipts. 3sls.6ol bales: export to Great Britain,
Sl.Oi4 bales: to France. 3ls6S bales: TO the
Continent. sss.21l bales; to Japan. 42oS bales;
to Mexico. 57S bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov 22.--CO1-rON-spot
cotton firm: sales 1850 bales. including 150o 10
arrive. Quotations unchanged; niddling. 11E1sc.
s. Futures opened quiet and unsettled, polnts
,.p TO 2 down The failure OF Liverpool to re-
spond fully TO yesterdays advance IN the
American market had a somewhat weakening
tendency. There were about. az many. longs
taking profits as there were bears covering.
Prices therefore fluctuated In range OF about
70 points IN the trad!ng December opened sat
finally eAsed OFT TO II. s.. The market closed
weak, the list showing net gains OF sGi2
Cotton futures steady: November l1.33; De-
ccmher. 1l359i1.3s January, 1Lf7Gl1, 4S; Feb
tuary. 1l.t.6ll,5s; March. It'll; April. l7e0
Ms; May 1l.a9psd; June. s0adls2; July.
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NOTICE The PUBLIC.
Important Changes In Schedule and
Train Numbers, r. F. G. p. r. r.,
Effective Sunday Noyem.
Der 26, 1905.

Train 50 (now No. 32) will leave Byrd
Street Station 4:25 A NJ. daily. instead
OF AIS "A. NJ.
B Train IA lnow No. 4os) leaving Rich
mond 1906 noon daily. except Sunday,
will not stop at boswell.
Train Sc, leaving Main Street Station
6:05 p. NJ. daily, will not stop at boswell.
Train so (now No. 40) will leave Byrd
Street Station $40 F. NJ, daily. instead
OF S:05 P. NJ.
Following is list Of train numbers at
present. and tho numbers as they will
be known commencing November 26th:
Old No. NORTHWARD. New No.
80 a. @. L., Florida and West SO
Indian Limited.
"a Seaboard Express ....,..... 81
Elba and Ashland Accom-
moda ton.
.i02 For Washington and beyond, 10
406 For Washington and beyond, a
Richmond and Fredericksr IS
burg Accommodation.
&C Seaboard Mail ............,. &C 4
Elba and Ashland Accom- 20 Il
modation.
40 A. c. l.. Express. ......... 80
SOUTHWARK.
Ashland and Elba Accom- !
9 notation
Fredericksburg and Rich s
mond Accommodation.
80 A. G. L. Express .,:.:,,,..., %
400 From Washington and beyond 81
43 Seaboard Mall .,.....,....,. "a
Ashland and Elba Accom- 10
mediation.
IS A. c. L., Florida and West So
Indian Limited.
4O3 From washington and beyond %
81 Seabonrd Express .....,,... 81
w, p. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
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Prospects good tor all kinds Of stock.

head Market: Best strong; others steady.
Common to prime steers, sa.s0QG,5o; COWS.
s?.Sod426; heIfers, S2a6.0o; bulls, tsapod; stock
HOGS Receipts, $4,000 head, Market strong.
Good 70 prime heavy. s4,s59t.96; medium to
good, heavy. tl70Gt,sS; strong weight, butch,
lSO. sheap-ReceIpts. e. 900 head. Market
tirrner to 1oc. higher, Sheep. ss.75G6.60; year
lings. EsoI6. 90; spring lambs $6.76d7.oo
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Southern Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. 49, 1905. @
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
200 A. M.--Daily-Local for Charlotte. N O. IL
12:o9 /. --Daily--Limitsd-Bu Pullman Ia
Atlanta and Birmingham, Now Orleans
Memphis, Chattanooga and all tho South
WY r. MEX, 5Sunday>-keysylle Local E
II 40 \. M.-Dally-Limited-Pul ready s:So
A5lit r NJ. for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE. AZ
The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
except Sunday. go, -
2:lS =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sunday.
q A:20 +. M.--Except Sunday--For West Point,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings Steamers call at York;
town and Clay Bank Mondays wednes.
days and Fridays. and at g loucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursday and
aai Saturdays x NC
4:A6 4: M-Excopt sunday-Loc.l mixed ID
West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:es A. NJ. and 6:42 P. SI-From all the South.
ABS p M.-From Charlotte and Durham. t5 d
$40 A.. M.-Fron Keysville and intermediate
stations. Pa
s:5 A M.-Baltimore and ives. Point.
1915 A M.--Dally-Except Sunday ana Afon-
day; $50 P. Nj daily, except Sunday
From Wcsb Point. s$fS5.
C. W. wEsrBURT. D. P. a. Richmond, Va,
s. H. H1ARDWICK. ". H.TAYLOE, ~.
II. B. SPENCER. aen,l. Mgr. I,
Washington. D. G.
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SE1ABOARD.
A1n LINE RAILWAY @

l-0-l0n5. l%
TRAINS LEAVE RICliMOSD-DAILY, s
e:l0 A. M.-Locnl-For Norl!nn and Hamlet.
800 p. M,--Senbourd Fast Mail--Savnnnah.
Jacksonville Atlanta, Birmingham and
# Southwest s5a III is
10: 100 r. M.--Seaboard Express-saypnnah, jack
sonylle. Atlanta. birmingham and South
west. as 2. tl- VI tf2ss3' IS
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6;s5 a. M.--From Florida, Atlanta and South
west. .S30 ~
4;s5 T. M,--From Florida Atlanta and South
west. 5t
s 80 p, M,-From Local Points
II. S. Lizard, w. NJ. TAYLOR,
Dist Pass Agent City Ticket Agent. y
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n. kn IN! N6ito|k&W5stsln
CAtober 1-l9l5.

Z 4-F "a ChtoDcc l-l0O5. a &5.t'Nj
LEAVE RICHMONp--pAlIH.
0 100 A. M,--NORFOLK LIMITED, Arrives
Norfolk ll:so A. N. Stops only at Petersburg.
a;o5 H. M.--sT, louis AND CHICAGO 5Iax-
pRlass, parorl Car. Brolier seryIse Peters
burs TO Lynchhurs and Roanoke, Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke to Columbus, Blueteld to cin-
cinnati; also Roanoke to Knoxville, and Knox
villa to Memphis, Cafe Dining Car, Isoanoka 70
1910 i. M.-RoANoKE EMPRESS, For
Farmyille, Lynehburs and Roanoke.
300 i, MCCAIN SHORE LIMITED, Arr
rive. Norfolk 0i1 7, N; Stops only At Peters,
steamers to Boston. Proyidence, New York,
Baltimore and Washing ION.
7;so +. M,--For Norfolk and al stations east
9:so +. M.-NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE. q
PullmaIf Sleepers Richmond Ia Iynehburg ana
Roanoke, Petersburg 10 Brbto Lynchsnrg "a {
Chattanooga, Memphis and Nav Orleans, Cafe
Dining Car. H.. ~ j III. III
$50 Il. M.-.WBsrERN EXPHEss Pullman
Sleeper Richmond and Petersburg 70 East
Radford and Roanoke 70 chieaso CATS Dining
Car,
r, NJ. and p.!S p, NJ, from Norfolk ll;io a. Nj
ap ofti S;so ( 10. us sss East Main street, IS
w IL BVlyII.L, q, II, BOSIEY.
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BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. n.-FLoUR-Eas-
3L659L96. Whcat-Eas.er: spot, contract. SIX Q
ssc.: spot. No. 2 red. western, sAA Ssihc: ;
southern by sample. 731Soc. Corn-W'eak; spot.
new 5oAc:; new southern white corn, 43G50c.
Oats-Steady; No. 2 mixed. Spl9s4lkc. Rye
Firm; No. 2 western. TN 4I7sc. Butter-F!rrn
and unchanged; fancy imitation, D9elc. ;
packed, 161l6c. Eggs-steady and unchanged
at 29c cheese-Firm and unchanged; large,
he medium, l4Ac.; small. 14.sc sugar---:Firna
and unchanged.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, Nov c2.-seaboard Air
Line common, 30 bid do. preferred, 81 bid.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Reported by EodYrrs McCabe ana Coz

N1teEo1k eU NY 1NUlVpFs' -ncC1p1 ma COL ~
PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. e2-PEANUTs-
SpnnIsh-Market steady at DOC. per bushel,
With good demand. Virginias-Ma rket steady
at 3Ac. for fancy stock; machine picked, 2l1Gb
&c.; Smelling stock. 1IsQ2ac.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 2, 1906.
QUOTATIONS.
p. =. 9. q. 80
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET,
$500 (Salea At Union Stock IYarda - a.

Richmond, Va. Nov 20, 1906. Z
Report OF the live stock market for tho week
week enudins November lsth Is as fallows:
Best Ateers. GSo.; medium to guod. $40
sage; medium 70 good, az a3hc-; common to
TAR, sk9Sc.; best cows, 3 df31sc.; common to
falr. 2Qac.; very common, .tsc,. bulls, 2HQy
2Hc.; extras. &C.. veal calves, b@7c, extra,
7hc.; runners, sh@4hc, Fresh COWS. ieo94600
per head Best fat sheep. ~ aec. fair TO good.
7e.; extra. TIC; common 4qlMc.: bucks, 40
s|se;; best hogs 6A@e. 4oc-i common and rough,
Prosnscts good Tor all ,kinaa 81 atoel.
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TOBACCO Markets,

Richmond, Yn., Nov, 20, 1905,
Tobacco Dark Fired)--Owing to weather
the receipts have been light during
the past week. Market active Ct prices quoted
ccIpts. sun-cursd-- Receipts light and market
n,,I,a nj ouata lions, lf
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Petersburg Tobacco Market.

Petersburg, Va Nov. %, 1905 x
On account OF unfavornble weather for hand
( ling our receipts OF tobacco were light the past
week Prices unchanged. Market lrm and
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NEW YORK, Nov 2e,-BEEVEs- Receipts
oxen and stays. tsQf47o. Cnives-Recepts, 1875
head. yeals. sib9; little calves. s394.00; grass
ers s2,3Ga,71; Westerns $..62A. Sheep and
'wehers. $500 yearlipgs, s, culls i26Od3,?5,
lambs IS: 12M@775: Canada lambs, s725; culls.
$5.e9d609. Hogs-Recepts, 9,715 head, No sales.
UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsBURG. PA.
Nov ?2.-CATTLE-<5upply light; market
steady cho,ce sSS;aaS; prime A92 Sal;
heavy mediums. $40; heavy workers. s5,o5dblO;
light yorkers and pigs Sa5, o.: roughs. s4Gl4,Go
wethers, S, 9sq6,S9; common. s29eao; lambs
s5@7.5o; veal calves, S7a7.7b.
z CINCINNATI. o. Nov. 22,-IIOGs-Actiye.
Butchers ana shippers si,95; common, s4diso
Cattle-Slow. Fair 70 good shippers. S4g4'B;
common, S2Gla60. Sheep-Steady at H0t75.
Lambs--Weak at itb047,@,
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Easy. No. spring wheat. &c.. No. 3, sedsc- !;
No, . red, S3n dStKc5. No. Q corn, 46c.; NO Z
yellow, SOC. No. oats. 2sXc.; No. 2 white,
s?hc.; No. 3 white. 23Ag311tc. No. rye. 6sac.
Good feeding barley, 37c.: fair to choice malt
western. CSC. Mess pork. per barrel. 1l'S@
cdy, sss781.oo. Whlskey, basis OF high Wines,
$3.50. Clover, contract grade. sls01a.2 But
fer-Steady: creaincnes, 1c3c.: dalries, ITO
1T mark. cases included, 1sg2ac.; hrsts. PC. !;
prime nrsts, &C.; extras. soc,