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COTTON.

and badly Discount ted long Interest In
the COTTON market made an effort at one
TINE tn ;a,, to-day TO check the decline BY a
partmentgo Of Agriculture, in an interview
IN the Washington Post, has stated that
the last report Of the department ind-
GATED 1, crop Of not over ten millions.
son received by the superintendent OF tho
Now York Cotton Exchange reads as fol-
lows: - r -
'"rhe interview Is not strictly correct.
sad 6S.S per cent. indicated over ten
This effectively disposed OF the hope
OF crop OF anything under ten million
bales and meantime. the advices that
rsach me from nearly every section of
yet ceased making and show a consider
able revulson Of sentiment with regard
to tho outlook. Secretary Wilson himself
III his interview says
course, TO the cotton that is stiil matur-
ing In the boil. 1t is q mistake to say
that the cotton staple does not continue
70 grow In the boil after November LIST.
Why, after our December report was Is
sued last year, there We're VAST fields in
tae South in which the cotton boil con-
tlnued to produce a fresh supply of the
staple. Indeed, In some sections the old
new crop, The total yield last season
was over thirteen million bales but our
estimate did not show mat figure simply
final report In December the increase that
cnmc after the season closed"
Personally am now disposed to sub
stantially increase my previous estimate
OF the crop but defer any more definite
statement in this respect until the pub.
tllcatlon Of the next 81 nners report. which
will probably be on the 2lst Of November,
and Will indicate The quantity Of cotton
ginned up 70 tho l4th OF Moyemberr,
81 My attention has been called by Messrs.
W. c. Craig and Company OF Y'cksburg.
Miss, to Typographical error In the clos
Ing paragraph OF my cotton letter or the
9Th Of November. published IN this paper
OH tho 9th OF November. Tho parag graph
referred to reads us follows'
my friends. the short crop theorists
will, | fear, be somewhat chagr.ned to
note that in Georgia and South Caroline y,
actually exceeds their estimates OF the
entire seasons production for these
States, this especially being true IN tho
case Of MI ], 9 DeIa WIG 1 Wioi Me hmr
estimates tho total crop In Georgin, South
Carolina and louisiana at 100000 bales.
whereas there have been actually glnned
UP q the lst Of November IN tl'ese States
" to to need correction. What | Intended
10 say was that MIR. u. G. DIetz. who
Vicksburg, Miss estimates the crop III
Georgia and South Carolina alone at g.
0l9,ooo bales, whereas there have actually
in these States 2,l2l,Ou0 bales,''
The text OF my letter should have
made the error plain to the thoughtful
reader, but, IN order to correct any pos
s!hle Injustice to Messrs W. G. Craig and
Company. take this means of rectifying
even the Typographical mistake The sig-
nihcance Of the facts as correctly stated
Is even more hearlsh tl!an the erroneous
statement as It originally appeared. 5
(sisned) THEODORE III. PRICE,
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Bankers Are Hopeful.
Especial to The Iimes-Dlspatch,)

sgrt" kEpSSibl w Ahio SStA't
NEW YORK, November lS,-I'nnkers
express the opinion the excessive rates
for call money Will not be lasting a
numher OF tho banks started out this
morning to strengthen their reserves,
which resulted In extensive calling infof
loans. Money went up In consequence.
A Wall Strait banker said:
81 do not Lelleve money vii continue
above 10 per ten.. for any great lenElll
Of time Dear money will hasten ship
ments OF funds il. IN the interior in TINS
direction, and firm money prevails
for the next week or two we may have
gold. imports. The currency needs OF ne
West and South for crop moving pur'
poses have been pretty well satisfied ~
this time, and interior BANKERS VIII Try
and get some OF me ucnsits resulting
from higher level III mo East
don't think 1t will be necessary to
ask for extraordinary relief, It inusr be
remembered that the StaIo ban.s trat
are members Of lie Clearing l!,Esn As
ISOLATION are not c,mlcllrd ~ law to
carry reserve Vi, q rC' cep., In ,ahnr
words, tl,e cleaylniy hnl,so banks co,l
show a big surplus. SO far MS a legal
reserve Is concerned. think firm ,l,onny
viii continue for several Heeks. but
excessive rates will not be lasting"
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Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

5t,,i n Lynchburs, Va, Now 49, 1896.
Tho report OF loose tobacco sold on tho
Lynchburg market for the two weelss ending
November 10. 1906. prepared by John ii. Ogles.
by. OF Lynch 8 Warehouse. wero as follows:
Sold week ending November ad, ~. COO
pounds; sold week ending November 10th, 6si,
10th. 600 pounds ~, :
sold from 2, September !. 1906 to November
TO- is90 s,eio pounds NJ ;aa sold ~ from September
crease for 1906. Zoo. Coz pounds. " -, = 80 =
The receipts were rather lighter this than
and l6ev grades offered than heretnfore. The
condition., size and color of tho tobacco was
very good, but the quality md texture was
rather on. Prices were generally aatisfnntorv
to the Eeller, with rather moro animation on
tho better grade of leaf.
The quotations aer as follows:
Lugs ;.,:.,.....,.......,.....,.. a>75 as 400
a aeest s s9o s ,o o5S
Fine leaf or wrappers........,,.... I.0o q 1900
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Richmond Produce Market.

LIVE PouLTRY.-ch,ckena small bright.
per pound. 11Il2c. medium. per pound. lie /;
large. per pound. 10c.; extra large, per pound.
s5lec. Hene. small. per pound 1oc.; large. per
pound. SC. BOOSTERS each. e5a3nc Ducks.
young. large. per pound. 1:dl3c.; young. email.
per pound. 1t1llc. Geese. large, fat. each. COO
Toe. SIS
!. BUTTER-Chol:e family packed per pound.
ls11sc.: choice dairy packed, per pound. ls1
1sc.: choice store packer. per pound. l541ec. /;
medium store packed. per pound, 1+g1sc-; com.
per '.ound. l30iic.
EGos-In crates: nearby fresh per dozen.
22a23c.: other sections. per dozen. 2ec.
SIC; fair to good. per pound. sashc.: runners.
per pound, +05c.: sheep. fair to prime: per
pound. 2TDtnc.: lambs, spring. per pound. 40
shc.; cattle. fair 70 prime. per pound. atz1 thc.
8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. peaches. peeled,
Per pound 1sa1se Bar'ls,ts chase
Dried applies. sliced, per pound. Stsa4c.:
quartered. per pound, nc. dark, per pound
&c. Blackherries, per pound, &c.: who-tleber-
hes. per pound. 9Glec. Onions. choice yellow.
hnns: ehoe per bshs 1eSs
per barrel. s2G?. Is: common TO fair. per barrel.
sl1l.so. Wool. tub-washed. free OF burrs $50
&c: unwashed. free OF burrs. 3o33lc.; Herino,
unwashcd. soGl?ac-; bury. ease; per pound less.
barrel. s1.7sgs o.. cabbase Domestic. Res
Bacon. hams. small, i6rlSc.; hams. large. 40
!4c.: Sides. smoked 1lIlcc.; shoulders. smoked,
1o1l1o. Lard, country prime, s1l0c.
!, F.LouK-Jobbers press,r :, supsror:
clear. .stoa, So; winter straight. itdt Is win:
ter patent. 34.6o64.75. Buckwheat. pc, pound.
N 49c. N Cornmeal city sacked. V072tc.;
country boiled. sacked. se.sGssc
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-ELoUR--Dull and
lower to sell. Rye Fiour-Firm. Buckwheat
Flour-Ftrm. Buckwheat--Dull at y G1sq65c.
Cornmeal-Barcly steady. Rye-Sornlnal. Bar.
ley-Easy; feeding. Ahc.
Wheat-Easy; No. red. 5os4c. elevator. Ops
lions aGtcE. ret lower. May. 9lhc.; Decem-
Corn.W-eak; No. 2, Soc. Options s91Ac. net
down. January, 6.,sc.; May. 5ossc.: December.
63kc. Outs-spot steady: mixed. a5c.
Beef-steaay. Cut Meats-Steady. Lard
steady; refined, quiet. Pork-Steady aTllow-,
Firm. Rosin-Quiet: strained, common to good
f4l5 Turpentine-Dull al 6s-Jos1tc
Rice-F1rm. Molasses-FIr7n. Corce-Spot
Rio, quiet, Futures closed steady and : un-
quiet; fair refining, 21sc.: centrifugal. 7-l6c. !;
Inolasses sugar, 2 ;ssc.ref!ned. quiet,
Iutter-Irregular: creamery l6le4c.; State,
dairy 17apo3c Cheese--Irregular; State, small
colorcd and white, September, fancy, S&c.; DO
late made. choice. les do, fair 70 good 12'fp
1eEc.; skins. full to light. SksTllc: Esss--
Firm; nearby, selected, so@3sc. southern. COO
&c.
other domestic. sa5Nc Potatoes-1rish. easy:
Maine, Vernon. and Eastern. per bag, Sis !;
Irign and German asgs p; sweets ,S, -, firm;
southern, sl@I,So ,.,, caon s5s coeto-
Cottonseed Oll--Fir1n and more active Prime
crude, E. O. b. mills. 2:isG23c. DO. summer yel-
low, esit @es.lc.; do. white. &c.; do. winter
yellow, &c.
CHICAGO Nov. l3.-Stringency in the money
market in New York was mainly responsible
hero. At the close wheat for May delivery WAS
on 9sQisc. Corn was down 4sgac. Oats
showed a loss OF .tc Provisions We're un-
changed,
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STOCKS ARE SOLD
/. TO PAY The DEBTS.
Bankers Reduce Outstanding
Loans to Meet Requlrcn1 Zen ents
Of the Law
THE spEcULAT TORS I':s- RESPOND
Liquidation Conducted Without
Appearance Of Fright and
Continued All Day.
THE sPEcuLAToRs RESPOND
nv Associated Press3

N,,u YORK, November 1S.-Thc banks
!, ,,h,cb tho deficiency OF reserves
brought the averages reported IN tho
saturday bank statement below the twen-
tv.ovc per cent limit REQUIRED by law.
ware under legal contraint to reduce their
,,,,s,ond,ng loans. This proceeded to-
d,y and threw upon speculative borrow
ara the necessity for iiquidating their
holdings OF stock In order to respond 10
the calls for repayment Of borrowed
money. Tho rate for call loans ran up
rnrly In the day to twenty per cent, ana
very large sums were lent at thIt rate.
AS q consequence, there was LIQUIDATION
OF stocks during most OF the day. On
tho successive dips In prices caused ny
the outpourlng OF liquidation. there was
buying Of an impressive and substantial
character, so that the course OF the mar
ket was held well in hand at all times.
and the necessary liquidation conducted
without any appearance OF fright. me
Intervals OF relaxation OF tho pressure
upon tho market brought rallies In prices,
but tho demad was not inclined 10 folio"
the recovery and the rallies brought tho
dulncss IN the trading.
The substantial recovery In the market
Was dMc to the good etIect VI we ic.sA
afforded TO the money market by the
break In sterling exchange. The lnto
rush in the money rate UP to Twenty-Five
Der cent. was not regarded ns normal, any
more than the sudden relapse to SIX per
cent, but the effect was unsettling on
the closing tone, which was irregular, but
with some prices OF the highest point OF
tho recovery.
Bonds we're weak. Total sales. par
value. s3.735,0oo.
United States thrces advanced three
cighths, and the old tours one-fourth per
cent. on call.
Total sales stocks. 1,213.4oo shares.
NEW YORK. November 13.-Money on
cal strong and higher: % Is per
cent. closing bid %: offered at s. Time
loans firm, 60 days and 90 days. z; SIX
months. g. Prime mercantile paper. %
Sic per cent. Sterling exchange weak,
closing firrner, with actual business in
bankers bills at 4s5.15 % 1920 for de-
mand. and at 4S1.75 a 4s1.so for so day
bills. Posted rates. 4s3 @ w. and AssM
a 1877. Commercial bills. 4S1 IA. Bar
silver. CO "a. Mexican dollars, 4s a-4.
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a.oso bales; sales 1.2ss bales; stock. 2ss

2.oso bales; sales. 1.25s bales; stock. eas.sss
bales. E
Total to-day at oil ports-Net receipts. $685.
bales; export to Great Britain, a,ols bales; TO
France, l.69s bales; to the Continent, 1874
bales: stock, i,0fs.oeo bales.
Consolidated at Nil ports-Nct receipts. lo4.loo
bales; export 10 Great Britain. 45.2is baIes;
TO France. %. 700 bales; to tho Continent. 1871
balcsg
Total since September 1st at all ports-Eet
receipts. 3o51.ss3 bales export to Great Britain,
IA. 1884 bales: Ito France. 2Gs.l9 bales; to the
Continent 1884 baleo: to Japan, $50 bales;
TO Mexico, 80 bales.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND nc! NOM LIVE STOCK AARKEr.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 1s, 1906.
Report Of the live stock market for the
week enuding Noyembe 18th is as fallows:S" an
Best steers. ii1G5c. medium to good 3L,fp
s!Ac;: common to fair. 2kGlsAc.: best heifers,
ssNg4c:; medium to good. 81 a3hc.: common to
iair't 2sEYsc.; best cows, Gl3hc.; common to
Iair, 42nSc.; very common. l1sc. bulls, no
&c: extras, &C.; veal calves, 5fp7c: extra,
nc. runners, aaat1fc. Fresh cows, s,oapl5O5
PER mead. Best Tat sheep 4k46c.; lair to good,
sEg4hc.; common, :lsG3hc.: best lambs, 6aG
&c; &c; e1 ira. 7,fc.; common. 4d4kc,; bucks, "a
ssEc.; best hogs. 6Rd51sc.; common and rough
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AR ID.
Am LINE RAILWAY

1-y-lSo. 4
TRAINS LEAVE ItICHAIOND-DAILT 4. XII
2;1O A. M.--Locul--For Norlina and Hau.,St M
2:2O p M-Seaboard Fast .Iaii-SAvalnAh,
Jacksonville, Atlanta, Birmingham and
pUutti v est. GIN. fA94. U.s. 5573i
1000 p, M.--Seaboard ExprAis--Snvanra.. Jgck-
sonville. Atlanta. Birmingham and slauth-t
west. = rs ! . u & gG 535s .f8
s:s5 A. M.--From Florida, Atlanta and souta-
1855 ?. M.-From Florida. Atlanta aad 6eaaa.
west
$3.50 j, M.-From Local Points.
II, s. Lizard. ". NJ. TAYLoR,,tt,
Dist. Pass. Agent. City Ticket Aren't
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARK EFT.
al In -

PETI1RsbuRd, VA, Nov. la,-PEANUTs-
!'s, steady ~ 500 per bushel.
Market steady at aAc. for fancy stock; machine
picked. shgsc,; Smelling stock l,sI2Nc,; re-
cepts light. $50 ~
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DnY GOODS MARKmr

NEW YORK. Nov. 13,--The dry goods mar
ket was very firm to-day With buyers paying
full prices. but lnsIstent on deliveries. which
IN many Instances nre not forthcoming. The
ton, Bidding was spirited and high prices
secured. Is IT-''' 49, -
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respects good for all kinds ., stock.

0oo head Market steady. Common to prime
steers. SSas:4o: cows, s2.75g4.oJ; helfers, ;2es0
eW; bulls. s2gt0o; tstockers and feeders sal51
10; ca!ves, t24IO. Hogg-Reccpts, 81, 90
head. Market firm. Good to choice, heavy,
SaS.H5z; strong weight butchers, s5.NkG
D i2's u ght weight butchers $sg6.0l: assort-
co hsht' Sso0l3: pack!ngs, si.4oQIiS.
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shecp-Rcccipts $1,000 head. Market stead,
Sheep. {tls.l6; spring lambs fG,6O47.26.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-BEEvEs Receipts
$50 head. Steers steady to a shade higher
Natives, $376I4.G5: oxen and stngs S3.to94G0
bulls steady ut $2.1013.00 Calvcs-Receipts
2,oo5 head Market firm for prime and choice
veals veas. HGs.5O; few. tops, $50; grassers
s. 5o43.Qp. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. T. 1913
head. Sheep. $3.50Gs.b0; lambs. ss35GDE75
IIogs-Receipts LIS head. Market easy at
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
z BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. dashboard Air
Line common. 2IEs Md; do. preferred, nothing
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Charley Did Not.

Madse-D!d Charles propose to you out
DOLLY thought he was going to, but he
didn't. When ho got down on his knees
1t was only TO crawl under the old ma-
chine. Puck,
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
Richmond, Va, Nov, 10, 1875.

Richmond. Va. Now II, 1906
Tobacco-Dark Fired.-Receipts moderate and
market In good shape. Our quotat lions are for
new tobacco. Brights.-Market continues quiet
but firm. with light receipts Sun-Cured.-Re-
ceipts moderate and market fairly active At
pr{~ tad s( + "A
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NkAzAyh!!!Nf55llj61|k&vvgStsIr
October 1-1905.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.

10
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
500 A, nl.--.SOEtr OI.AA LlAl14I.D ArIIScAt
Norfoln ll:.v a. Al Stops oa.y " Petersburg,
Wayerly and suffolk b. d Xii n MI
y0S A. A.--sI LUuIS AND CHICAGO En-
PRESS. Parior Car. Broiier service. Petersburg
To Lnrhburg and Roanoke. Pullman Sisepeta
Roanoke 70, COLUMBUS. B!pere!d 70 clnelrlatls
also Roanoke to Knoxville. and Knoxville q
Memphis CAFE Dining Car Roanoke TO W.l-s
AI is:lU =, M.--RoANoKE EXPRESS, For
Farmy!lle, LynchpurE and Roanoke.
3;GO II, M.-OCEASF SHORE LIMITED Ar-i
rivcs Nortoik 6;so 2, n steps en,y q Pat.rs-
steainers to Boston, Providence. New York.
Baitinlore and Washington,
7:g5 H. M.r-For Norfolk and all stations saat
i $50 +. a,MEEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE,
Pullman Sleepers Richmond t.. LynchburKs ana
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol, Luxembourg TO 4
Chattanooga. Memphis and New ,otteI1let G1fa
p s:sS r, M,-wEsTERN EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper, Richmond and Petersburg 10 EaSi
Radford, and Roanoke to Chicago. Cafe Dtn'ns
Car. \, .sa
P, NJ. and 9:lS P, Nj; from Norfolh INV a, -.
and $3.50 p NJ
Office No. G3S East Maln street
". u. BEYILL. Gil soSLEf.
~ Gent. Pass AIT, DIST sss as
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Southern Railway

-.oo TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
a 30 q. ..II.-paiy-Locai tor. Charlotte NJ
I:So e ~ Observation-Disclosures Pulma n = - X
Atiantn and Birmingham, New Jriaa nS.
~ Menphis, Chattanooga and ali the Snufh. ~
S.o ~ E. H1.-ES Sunday--keysvlle Local t15 AZ
p. ~, Tor all tho South N''t>- sa1uy3 -.
YORK RIVER LINE. n gi3stE
n ne IdVorlte route to Baltimore and Eastcrr
p peean, s Leaves Richmond 1870 r NJ daily
III ae :. MEasaG .Dsaily.Exesp. Sunday.
e con with steamers for naltimore
ana river landings. Steamers call a 5York-
Town Town and Clay Bank Aondaya Wedneo.#
days ana Fridays. and at Glotcests or Point
sna almonds Tuesdays. Thursday and
4.sA An. M.- Except sunday--Locai m.raa 10
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. 5s
6:S3 a. NJ. and G:42 p M.-Fromf ali tho South
3S T. M-From Charlotte and Durhnrr I Ni-i.,lS
$40 a. M.-Froln Kcysyille and Intermediate
s:a a M.-Raltmore and west Point.
lo:1 a. M.-Dally--E Except Sunday and Mon.
day: $40 . r. ~, daily. excep. sundas-
e W W = r15TG,- >, R'ehmena Va.
p. T. M }S5.. f5as q. 8PtA.S;1.# EESS
H. 3. SPENCER. CENT. Mgr. -. c
Wnshtnxton.s d. C. II ttssa
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NAVAL STORIES.

WILMINGTON. N. G.. NOV. 1s-spIRI1,s
casks. Rosln--Nohng doing; receipts. Tia bar
yes Tur--Firn at $780, receipts. 800 barrels
Crude Tgrpentlne-Firm at Sa,aSa475; receipts.
SAVANNAH. GA. NOV, ls.-,ruRpEN,
TINI2--Nothlng doing receipts, OF casksn uenn
bbs casks shipments. 100 casks, Rosin--Noth
ing doing; receipts. l.So9 barrels; shipments
ctfARLEsToN, $. c., NOV, IS. TT, pen.
TINE AND RoSlN--Nothing doing,
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Night Line for Norfolk.
For New York.
and Miners
Transportation Co.'S

Boston, Mass. and Providence r, l.
Steamers Leave Morfolk for Boston Tussday.
donce Monday Thursday. and Saturday Ut q
?, NJ Passengers =. and ID; frsish, taken for al!
o. Rwy. and N and w. Rwy, Offices. aud
No, $40 East Main
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Chcese-Firn and unchanged at 13Xa14,.
sugaT-Steady and unchanged; coarse and Nnc
granClated. $500. r. ~ g-"fT 80
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The leading futures ranged as follows;

Cash quotations were as follows! !, N Flour
SUas7isc.; No, 9red, s6gs7Ac No, g corn. 49,;
No. g yellow, CSC, No, g oats. ga,sc,; No. 2
white, slNc.; No white, 2SS!e5le. NJ. > rye.
790D73c Good feeding barley, 31la43Slsc. fair
to choice mailing, lsgisc. No. iIaxseed.
ss,sc,i nj, ! northwestern s1ooi prime I!mot q!
srd' per 100 pounds T02; short ribs sldes
iIoose, s7l2q7,25 short clear sides lboSs,eas55'
sS WhtsNsy x hssas q Sh Mhea ter
Steady crea,nerles, l79e2o,; daires , l7es50o.
Eegs-lNirm at mark, cases included, y ePS-e'i
nrsts. &C.; prime arsts, s5c.i extras ~
BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. IA -rLOuh-s2.uniSe ds
Winter patent. s. a4 sprinK patent sg,t ts;aegg
No. red. western SSH ls4c, southern by ia aan
pie. 65GSle. Weak; SPOT, new. osa@S
No. m,xed, s4A aTsl,ac, Rys-,steady No ~ Z
western 77G1S nStter 1ooe ds ana cream
cry, sGpeAIsc. do. ladle. II GplSc store Eacked,
Salsc, Eggs-F4rm and UNCHANGED at 20
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De 8. Is richmond,
IN. / IN Fredericksburg q

kA0uEr!7lzzAn5nzA01RzIzD t'otnT1ac ts.N X,
~ ans Aoasu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I.
4:lS A. &M.--Duily-Byrd ST. Through.
S.A5 A. M.--UAlly-Mein ST. Through. 81 IA ii
7:aS a. N.;Week Days-Elba. Ashland Ac-
$40 4 M.--Da'ly---Byrd s.. Through. Local
Eos noon-Wssk pays.nyrd St Throush:
burg Accommodation. $50 I'D
sos r. at!y-Alalnl st; 2Through.
sos E FL M .i5 lily ST. Through. Ell
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures.
$40 AM@Week Days-Elba Ashland Ae.s
800 4: M:..Week Days-Ryrd St, r,sdrlck.-
s:a5 A. .t.-Daily-Byrd st. Through.
tl:6o 4 M M-W zee DnysTByrd 81. ch,ronsi..
III III E MMssE Sin E1'g2s ,Esps a.
H Bsl$$B}y9s 81 81 T HSssssa Local
sbo p. M.-Daily-Main st. Through. 8
4 NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on X
all above trans. except trains arriving Rich.E5
mond II 80 a. NJ. week days, and local accom-
nodationE.
W. ?n rp SGr Js' W. GULF W. r TAYLOR.
Gen,l Manr.. Asst. aen'l. a1an'r. Trat. Man,
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Petersburg Tobacco Market.

lAs HeporteV Dy CFauuouK.Jones. Virginia
Petersburg, Va, Nov. 10. 1905.
Receipts fairly good this week and market
to sellers.
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see WIlburs House Lot Advertisement,
Page No, Z.
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UNION STOCK YARDS PrTTsBURG, PA,
Nov i13-AcATTLEl-Suppl fair; market lower
Choice, s0.3@6 60;i prime A.s0lp5.l Hogs
Receipts. fair; market active. Prime heavy,
s. .od6. Is: medium workers. and pigs, $3.50
ket dull. Prime 5wethers. s5G52 Is: common, seq
$40; lambs, s450ll7. 90; veal calves. s7G0ls.c0
n CINCINNATI, o.. Nov. 1s-HOGs-Active
Butchers and shippers. s5.o5a6. 07h: common,
$i@4.s5 Cattle-Steady. Fair to good clippers,
sia4 65; common, s2.001e. q. sheep-Strong at
1880. Lambs-Steady at s4.7597. 30.
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Atlantic Coast Line.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRo-
F45 a STREET STATION.
EFFECTIYE SUNDAY. APRIL 10TH.
1905 A. A.-A. Z. =. hxpress 70 AL points
tt$E South. $3.50 s,4s3 f3
600 *. 3M.-Petersburg anI Norfolk.
1910 p. M.-Pe ersb burg anu " and w. West
800 p. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk.
s4;lO p. 5M.-GodsboroI local.
5:45 r. M.--Petersburg Local.
7:H p. M.-"Flordn and West Indian Lam.
5s IA ted to all points south. gls q
B $3.50 P. NJ. -Fetersburs and N and w. West. a
II 80 p. M.-Petersburg Local. $50 4
y TRAINS ARRIVE RICFIMOND-DA1LY.
4 l4:07 A. NJ. 7:42 Al N: -s:3s ~: M.;.''lo:1
P. M; 7;46 p. NJ; s:ls p NJ.
Except SUNDAY. ..Sunday only: 81
Ef5Ee3C C.. g. CAMPBELL. DIV. Pass. Ag!
W, J. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Art ss az
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Nov. -. 1906.
SALES.

Virginia eCnturies-ioo at 9sA.
Ric.,nond City 4s-i0o at 1oi.
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"a Car. Chem. pfd.. p c.......1co 1904 1osKa
a. Carolina Chemical com.......102 81 -:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-28

ing notice:
The following named jurors in Judge
De Bolts court are required to be in
attendance at 10 a. m. Monday, Oct I'd
instead Of Oct. 9th, as heretofore or
dered: William Lono Austin, G. F.
Bush. Robt. l.. Colburn, F. S. Dodge
Chas. 8. Desky. c. A. De Cew. Jos,
Fernandez. Fred. Goudie, II. w.
Green J. p. Howatt. Jno. X. Inch, Pi.
ere Jones, Thos. G. Mcclure. Milus
Parkhurst, Jas. Steiner and Albert Wa.
terhouse.
At Q a. m. tomorrow. Friday, Sept
29th, Judge De Bolt will recall all odd
numbered cases on the Jury calendar
not already disposed Of, up to and In.
GLIDING No. 2S5s for the purpose Of re-
setting the same for trial.
Judge Robinson will issue call for
his Jurors to appear next Monday and
will also issue venire of additional
jurors, as is permitted by the new jury
law. returnable for next Thursday. He
hopes that he will be able to take up
his civil cases as they are already set
but will re-assign the criminal cases
to Judge Lindsay on next Monday.