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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05
Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

Lynchburg, Va. Nov 4. 1905
Sales OF loose tobacco on tho \ I.ynchb,,rp
market for the two weeks ending November
81. as reported by John L. Og!esby, OF Lynch 8
Warehouse were follows: &s7[Ea-
Sold week ending October 9th, 19s, 1oO
poundsi sold week ending November Sd, 1880
pounds; increase for week ending November
" Sold from September l. 1905, 10 November 3.
1885, 1,47 900 pounds; sold from September J.
1904. to November 3. 1904. 42S, 100 bounds: In.
crease for 1876. = o.s, 400 pounds. . = -
, -, receipts tho past week were quite heavy.
Tho quality and condition .of tho offerings was
Very good, except a considerable portion that
vas damaged by hail or high water. Prices
during the week We're fully up to past sales.
s The quotations aer as follows:i7t s 81 Il
IAlgs ais as d00
snort rear 600 % 775
Iosu e'sl 500 Gp 1870
flIle ieiti or wrappers HOO a 90
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Officer MAY Shoot.

(Specinl to The 'rimes-Disnatch.)
SALISBURY, N. g, November 4,--In
order 10 test the right OF an officer to
shoot a prisoner or law-breaker who Is
resisting arrest. Policeman Myrick, OF
Granite Quarry, Rowan county. was OH
Wednesday arraigned before Mayor'Lyer-
Nv, of that place, on charges preferred
against him by Alonso Smith. colored.
About week ago the officer attempted
to arrest Smith on tho charge of bolster
Gus conduct, when the latter resisted,
The negro being a man of powerful
strength Officer Myrlck feared the re-
suit. and In order to protect himself shot
his prisoner nj the leg, INJECTING slight
injuries.
In tho trial this week the officer was
acquitted and the plaintiff bound over 20
court.
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Bank Statement.

tf 5ttl!tl3tfT'v hssdclntcd I'ross.)I M r II
h NEW YORK Nov 4:-The statement
OF averages Of the clearing house barKs
OF this city this week shows n surplus
reserve of $2,354.275, a decrease Of sl0.-
076,GJ0.
The statement follows: 81
Loans, s1,05s,272,4oO: Increase. SIG, 453 900. (
Deposits, s1,o5277s,5oo; increase, s1o.-
Gs0,9NO
Circulation, sAs5s.5co increase 1881, co.,
Legal tenders, s76,0s4930; decrease, 81
$1,000.
Specie, $3.50, $4,000: decrease. s5,594,G 4
Reserve; so65,54s90o decrease. s7,4O5, 100
Reserve required = s263,l94, 625; increase,
s2,671,550.
Surplus se,s54276 decrease, slO,o78.G50 4
Ex-UnIted States deposits. s4,49l CTS; do
crease, s1O.O69,725
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New Banks and Trust Companies

New Banks and Trust Companies.
The First National Bank OF Buena
Vista Ga, Capital $4,000 L, o. Benton,
president: CT r.. Lowe, vice. president;
r. II. Stokes, cashier.
The Bank OF Kestler, On. Paid capital,
s15.010. j. II, TIfghtower. president; p, II,
Kenton, vice-presldent.
rho Bank of Coolidge, On. Paid capital,
$1,000 Orgnnizing.
The Bank of Newsoms Va. Paid capt
tai, 10000. n. Howard. president; J. r..
Claiming, vice-presldent; ]. r. Bryant,
cashier
Tho Decatur County Bank Of Balm
bridge, Ga. organizIng CAPITAL. soo,c0o-
Tho Bank OF Jeffersonvlllc, Ga. Paid
capital $4,000. Joel A. Smith. presldonts
L, o. Benton, vice-presIdent; D. p. Ed
wards, cashier
Tho Commercial Trust Company Of
Louisville, Ky. orranlSlng.
Tho First State Bank Of Chaftanooga,
Tenn. CapltRl, $4,000. G. A. Lyerly,
president: ], s., Head. yIce-president and
cashier; A. Il, Kirkpatrick, assistant
cashier. no commence business January
f K (.
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RICHMOND STOCK NIARKET, !

& FLouR7-Firm ana In better demand. Re-
Goilts liberal
WHEAT Market continues active and re-
coIpts light. Seed wheat, especially shorber.
~. In good active domand. CORN--Whits
eontInuee active and mixed dull. OATS
Steady. Whittier seed wanted. RYE-1n fair
demand. HAY---rhe demand liz only for well
cured Of both timothy and mixed and which
are a small propotion OF the receipts. orr
erides Of er-ripo timothy 81 incd Timothy,
md oyer-ripe mixed ana stained mixed aie
unstable, n q
ApPLEs-Receipts light. and demand good.
PoiArolss-llecepts moderate Market
firm and active. 81.
tations. N IH 9ft 3
nuTrEH--Good to choice stock active. Low
Grades Quiet: receipts moderate. \
IAouLIRY,-Turkeys and ducks active, re-
selpts Of which arc light, Chickens and hens
In liberal supply aud market quIct.
!, Virginia ,i ana,AcoN-unchansed fairly ac-
.tGAME-Recelpts llghtga market very pc-
HEcElPrs FOR THE wEEk--wheat. al
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CoTTON MARKETS.

sew YORK. My. THE cotton market
opened steady n, unchanged prices 10 an adj
vance OF points. ana Il, spite q reacticnar.'
I,i.erpoo, features nni t.ech- crd realizing
r;,ied active aud verr firm during the early
stss!on with price, reaching ne. advance
OF about 1915 points or aronnd 10 Tor Jan.
NARY Ttcre was active covering OF shorts and
COMMUNIST bull support. promoted by the big
trade demand reported from Liverpool at nd
anclng spu; rr.cas. the rn.ng In tho western
and central belt, the forccas: for continued
showers over Sunday in western sections and
trrirate reports of very Arm Interior holders
Receipts OF cotton II, the ports to-day were
IS, $50 bales against i2.7Jo last week and 4s.s71
last year. For the week fnztimatedl 3s,.b5
bales against sI5.e31 Las, week and 3Ss. $50
las. year. To-days receipts at New Orleans
were 7,le9 bales against $3.50 last year. and
at Houston 1885 bales against 1851 last year.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.--FIoUR.Dull and Z. bare
" steady Minnesota patent s4.ssaa,@ Ma IN,
nesota bake' !3sS4Go v,nes phfents r fT
Firm in1 al ,s.1oaa.s9. BucKwheat-s,eady at shc;
cornmcal-Firm; fine white and yellow os !; S q
1 Rye-s sealas ; 20. Western. &C. Barley
Quiet; feeding 4,Ec.: mating. 5oGelisc.
whsa,Essy No. red 1,s s.s,n o s.!s
Confirm: No. 9 SIC. elevator. Options
net unchanged, December, 6sc: January. 6!He.
Bsefouie,: family 81 e a1s So mess s, ss iods
1910: beef hams ssic9a2e5,: packet .,,.s ho 20
l l5,sc p aa' posna do ahoonlders per
pound picked hams. shdoac per pound . n =
Lard--Darely steady; western steamed. s1.ssT
:5:5eaS.7 5 Pork-Bare,y steady: family :l7.@S
ls.Ol: short clears. s14.oOa1s.25; mess. slo:Ib9
IS. 90. Tal!ow--Dull; city, TIC: country. thsP
Steady at 72d12lac.
Reesseady domestic est ~ gss, mSa i,o
eendv Nex o5e inro,c ssass mia 9
tnrdova sal1,oNc. Futures steady and .nn-s
changed TO 5 points higher susar---Raw. qlies;
sugar ,ssc.: refined. quiet. Confectioners 4.
49, mould A. si.e5; cut loaf and crushed.
800; wondered, $40; graduated, $685. cubes,
Butter-Qulet and unchanged. Cheese-Firm.
but quiet unchanged. Egss-Fir,n and un-
changed. "a
5 Potntoes-Tirn and unchanged. Cabbages-
Firm and unchanged Freghts and Peanuts.
Quiet and UNCHANGED.
crude. (. mills aoa2ohc.; prime ~ su INN
prime, winter Yellow isasoc.
CHICAGO. I'LL. Nov. 4.-I,ower prices for
wheat at Liverpool had a weak ening effect to-
day on the market here. At the close wheat
provisions are practically unchanged.
The leading futures ranged ms follows: s.-s-.
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HENRY NJ. GRIFFIN
SERIOUSLY shot.
Gunload of Shot Enters Leg and
He Loses N! Much
Blood.
(snccIol q tThe Times- l1isp:itch.)

Especial to TIC Tlmes-DlspsltcIl.J .II@
Z NEWPORT NEWS, VA, November A.
The night train from Williamsburg had
on board Henry NJ. Griffith. prominent
citizen of Cape Charles, who accidentally
shot himself while hunting with his
brother near Williamsburg to-day. The
entire load OF the gun entered the calf
of his leg, baking q bad wound W HI lost
so much blood that his condition Is seri-
Gus. Ills wound was dressed a t the Fort
Monroe Hospital. and tho AZ as sent TO
his home Mt Cape Charles by steamer
on stretcher. !, sa.,
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Richnonders in New York

fsneciol n Tho Tines Dispatch.)
NEW YORK Nov. Anew Amster-
dam, G.. r. Daily; Seville. Miss II. g.
lIcbbard, S Hamilton, Holland. 3. II,
Cameron and wife; Waldorf, Miss IIar,
rIs, A. II. Harris and wife; Grand. Mr.,
TT. Il. Valentine, Mrs. ]. NJ. Mlllers, Mrs,
j. II, Anderson.
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COLLISION IN FOG.
Motornlan Caught Under Vest
bule and His Leg Mashed.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch)
aROANoKE, VA. November 4.-Ro anoke
and the surrounding country had one OF
s the heaviest fogs this morning known FOR
years ~ Tho result was several collisions
between electric cars. one of which. be-
tweerstie Salem and Northwest car, was
serious. Motornlan Robt. Sperry. one ofthe
oldest employees OF the road, was on the
Salem car ms motorman, and was caught
, under the wreck OF the vestbule and his
left leg badly crushed and otherwise
injured, Flo was taken to the hospital.
Several employees on the colliding cars
had narrow escapes from serious Injury
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A Delightful Reception.

Especial to The Times -Dspatch.)
/ JACKSONVILLE. FLA. November A.
A delightful reception was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. c. NJ Eddington in JackSar-
vile, Fla, on Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus Crolsant. formerly Of
Lynchburg, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddlngton nre at tho
New Hotel Alexandra and will leave
for Havana. Cuba. Monday.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

49,. .l
PORT OF R1cH IIISI,, NOV n 1905.
Steamer PccAhontaA. Graves, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passensers,c Virsinth Navisauos
Company.
steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. rnerchan.
dire and passengers, Old Dominion line,
schobner Alice ]. Vcnable. Signaiso. Varinn,
Va. corn. George G. Mayo. -
Barge Confidence Joseph Baltimore, coal, u.
=. Murphy and Son.
SAILED.
4 Steamer Brandon; Harvey Norfolk. tnefcnan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line
Barge Mattapony Pfendorf, Philadelpnia,
Pa. wood.
PORT OF WEST POINT, nov. l. 1905.
ARRIVED.
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore, passengers and
gtLerafrcargo.
SAILED
Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore. passengers ana
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. I, 1905.
ARRIVED
Steamer Eastwood. Port Tampa.
Steamer Mecklenbirg, Galveston.
Steamer Ariel. New York.
Barge j. c. Hudson, Norfolk.
SAILED.
Steamer Eastwood, Liverpool.
Steamer Mecklcnburg, Hamburg
Schooner Jane Palmer. Boston.
z Barge Dunlo. BOSTON.
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BANK Statement
WAS FORECAST
Tradcrs Ignored Preliminary
Estimate and Break in
Prices Followed.
READING UNDER PRESSURE Y.
Stock Sold at One Tine -Four
Points Below Friday
Nights Closing.
INV Assoc lated press.)

NEW YORK November 4.-Tlle bank
atoto,nent to-day for the first time In
many weeks. agreed With preliminary
estimates based on the known move
mont Of money and on other factors.
For that reason apparently as much
an for any other It came MS n shock to
srcculative sentiment and caused a
brcak In prices OF stocks. The banking
situation. however, was almost ignored
up to the time OF the appearance OF
tho weekly statement on the stock mar
ket tape. The response in the market was
Immediate and the closing tone was easy
after slight rally caused by hasty profit
taking on the part OF bears In the board
room.
4 Yesterdays sharp rise in open market.
discounts at Berlin was followed to-
day by an advance In the Official rate
OF discount of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many from i've per cent. to five and one.
hale per cent, and there was II sharp
drop in sterling exchange at Berlin FUR
tthcr marking the pressure on that money
market. Sterling exchange and the money
markets In New York were nominal ms
Is usual on Saturday. but the tone was
firm and there WAS growing expectation
that gold would go ont next week. To-
days early stock market showed violent
speculative advances. in n number Of
comparatively obscure spcclaltles. Read
ing was under pressure and sold at one
time four points below last night, clos
ing only fraction above the lowest.
Tho loan expansion bv the banks Of
s1e4s3,tCO was attributed for the most
part to the speculation OF the week III
Tho stock market md bankers made
little disguise OF their satisfaction. with
the check administered to the stock mar.
ket movement Total sales OF bonds, par
value. s2.1n5.o
Total sales Gal.4 ~, shares.
K MONEY AND CLOSE:
Money OH call nominal: no loans. Time
loans steady; sixty days and ninety days
4 s-4a5 per cent: SIX months. a 1-2T5 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper. 5la IL
per cent. Sterling exchange firm. with
actual husiness IN bankers bills Mt
si.sSe5G4sG75 for demand and IT '4.S3.1b1
Asa. 25 for sixty-day blils. Posted rates
s4s. and st.s7 10. Commercial bills,
s4s21- 2d4. 50 "a. Bar silver. g. Mexican
dollars. 4s1-4 Government bonds steady;
railroad bonds firm.
nAr.T1,taRE STOCK atARtSETs
$gB BALTrM0RE. Md Now 4.--saaboard Alt
TJne' c.yfn-1,on q r,i Notwithstanding doing
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FROM EQUATOR Oh i i |.
YQu ARE A BLONDE
Continued From First page.>

|
fled rather than reduced by smaller
scale OF examples. for instance, no very
perceptlbe deepening of the tint of the
hair is observable between the north OF
Scotland and the south of England, but
there is u perccptible predominanoe OF
light hair III the northeast Of England,
along tho border between Scotland and
England, and stretching down into the
midlnnds, and along the English east
coast.
THAT color region marks the Success
gsve Scandinavian invasions. which land
ed chiefly on the east and the north
east coast, and thrust their way into
B the pastoral Glands.
Similarly In Ireland among the dark
haired Celts, tllereisis light h ti'q1e
wedge, !, running y Up from Cork, through
the good rgrazing land OF Tlpperary and
Cork.
Ills sometimes said that these light
haired people are the descendants OF
Cromwells's soldiers but that Is not
probable, Ii. is much more likely that
they represent tho Eruption Of the Scan
stlinavian lnyasions.
IN. towns such as London. tendency
OF tho hair appears to be to darken. but
in london the darkest haired sections
are IN tho east end. and 1t IS noticeable
that the upper class tend more percepti-
Ely to light hair.
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y NEW YORK; Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING.
aCS head; no trading; feeling weak Calves
Receipts. 1o4 head. Market quiet and steady.
Common to choice yeals sold at $3.50 fed
I1ambs-Recepts, 1850 head. Market steally.
Sheep sold at s4a5.35 culls. $40; lambs. $50
1.55: culs. $50 IIoSs-Recepts, 6.07G head.
Market lower. Prime state hogs sold at IS. 80.
71--sA Ss@t ...cIn
UNION STOCK YARDS, PfTTSBURG. PA.
NOV. 4.-cATTLE-Surply fair: market steady.
Choice. s5.5oGS.sD: prime. s5d6.so. Hogs-Re-
ccpts fair; market lower. Prime heavies.
S.2SG5so medium and heavy workers. s. 1o9
8 r.: light workers. s5.0ea6.l0: pigs, s5ll5.f5
roughs. sil4.6o! Sheep-Supply fair; market
steady Primo wethers s5.60a5.75; common.
s:GS6o; lambs. s450a7.3o; veal calves, s7.5oas.
CINCINNATI. O.. Nov. 4-HOGs-Active.
Butchery and shippers, s51o1s az. Is ;scommon;
414eO < Cattle-Slow. Fair to good shippers.
si94.,5 common, s2as 2S. sheep-steady at
$294.T. tIafnbs-Steady at 8. T5IG 10. $1,000
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Contract for Public Building.

WINSTON-SAL N. c., November
4.--Tho contract for Winston Snlcm's
public building has hoell awarded, tho
price being $4,000.
The contract calls for ats completion BY
February A. l997isFs III
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operating as literally In certain quarters
but are In need Of much merchandise.
yAvAI srcnEs.

WILMINGTON, N. G., Nov. 4.--sPtRiTs
TtRPENTINE-Firm A, so1tc.; receipts ss
barrels. Tnr-Firn at Siso; receipts. 20 bar
reis Crude .Turpentine-- Firm ct sa.Ssfl+7o;
sAVANN All, GA. Nov. 4.-TURPENTfNE--
Firm at s9Ac. bld sales, as casks; receipts.
EGG casks; shipments. $40 casks. Rosin-Firm;
sales, 267 barrels; receipts 296 barrels; SHIP
tna1t /. 9o2 barrel.
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middlnE uplands IL 40: middilng gulf il.ss
Cotton. quiet: m!ddling. lI.4o; gross receipts.
e.e4 bales: stock e3l,52s bales: export 10
+ Great Britain. 200 bales: to the Continent. 70
bales. 50 Ia ~
Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts, IS. 10
bales: export to Great Britain. $40 bales:
70 the Continent. eV1 bales: TO France, $50
bales; stock 1,0O4, 0SD bales.
Consolidated at NIL ports--Set receipts. IS. 4j9
bales: export to Great Britain. $40 bales:
70 the Continent. 200 bales; to France, $50
hsles
Total since September LIST a. ali par,s--Net
receipts. .T3l bales export to Great Britain.
o., S7l baies: TO France, ol4,s7o bales: 10 the
Continent. CSC, 323 bales: 10 Japan. 5.6S2 bales;
to Mexico. $50 bales,
NOW ORLEANS La. Nov. 4.--COTTON-
Spot cotton active, strong and s-l6c. higher
Sales $40 bales, including 1900 to arrive:
middllng. Ike, the highest It has been this
yeAr 3S ss4f
Futures were sensationally bulIish. opening
416 points up Prices advanced throughout
the session with but slight fluctuations. The
covering by shorts at ,to.day's close nut tho
market up higher than ever. and when the
half-day's session endf,l December was so
points UP mt li,22. January IS points up mt
1l.a5. and March 20 points up mt 1857. Decem-
her Ia III points higher than at points higher
than at the lowest point OF tho big decline
the top with net gains OF S6I4l points,
. Futures Very steady. November I1I5f1 20;
December. l1.2971l.a3 January. Il,a6G1l.3s;
February. lL4iaf11. n: March. 1l.b7GNl1.6S;
April 1.63R1l,G4; May ll.7s: June. 6lL7Sdll.s0:
July, II ,S96f II al lg $3.50,
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Richmond. Va. Nov, 1. 1905,
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLB MARKETS,
q RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
h ssg (Sales at Union Stock Yards.)

"a Richmond, Va, NOV, 4. 1905
The rsRor e The 'ys stock market for the
Best steers. * s9Sc, medium e good, $50
~; Som,m9,n n i; sGB2 q; hest he,tsss,
ssmea 3 faH l@sSe P bas eG s%ss Yssa
Ssiyss dSaes fsYfrS fresh
sNa e q, oIs cnls, besf lambs, az 9Si.e;
III gs'se.;; ipigs. SOS c,i rough hogs sows and
! Prospects fair for all kinds OF stock,
CHICAGO. Nov, CATTLE Receipts. soo
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head. Market steady. Bceves. s3.5o4s.oo:
cEws. slaOaA4o; heifers. s3:5aA7s; calves.
&5.5oI7 CO., good to prime steers, s5.2oas.3o; poor
to medium s3.4rI5.15; stockers and feeders.
81. 15li45 IIogs-Recepts. 1900 head; Mon
day, $500 head. Market steady: Light, s4.758
5.ib; mixed. 81 76dl5. 20: heavy ,4s5G6 70; rough.
sS.s5i47o pigs. s4.sog5:1o; porkers g. o5d5. 10;
good to choice. s.. 1045.D. Sheep-Receipts.
500 head Market steady. Natives. $1,000
6.s5; westerns. sa.4oa57o: yearllngs $500 $40;
Ia, sgf7 IN 6.
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New Jersey Central gen. ts............... 1A%
Northern Pacific Iotis
Northern Pacific 81. ex. int............... Tx
Norfolk and Western con. A............. 10iM
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s.......,.... a7h
Pennsylvana conv. Observation-Disclosures. l0a4s
Reading General ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1921
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. $751;. !! 67s
st. Louis. aud San Francisco IL. 4s........ sIM
St. Louis Southwestern con. +s............ s3k
Seaboard Air dine Observation-Disclosures. S9E
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 95as
Southern Pacific is: IS certincates.......... 97A
Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lNtt
Texas and Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1c511
Toledo. st. L. and Western 4s........... 81
Union Pacific 4s....4s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1oah
Union Pacific conv. Observation-Disclosures. 134
United States Steel Cd 6s.................. SIX
Wabash lyts....... 116lt
Wabash Deb. Bs. 10
Western Md. ......................,.. s7is
and Lake Erie 4s..............:. 81
Wisconsin central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9sA
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANuT MAR

Hsnsssn hy Nov soaso snd NiiI
spnnish-steady at sl.oo per bugheI With a
good demand; receipts light. yrglnlas-s
&c.: Smelling stock. ls.Wsac,i receipts light. ,
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Petersburg Tobacco. Market.

a. az Reported by craddock.Jones, Virginia
Ia y III Il. sas <, Petersburg. Va, Nov 4 1915.
II Receipts much ,htavier this8wcek, and mar
kct active on MI grndes.t X s&s.
The quotations are as followa; .iI
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and unchanged. Wheat-Weak; spot. contract
ssdssAc; do. No. q rcd. western. s4hds4Ec,;
southern by sample. 7oGlsoc, Corn-Easier
spot, old &c.: now. 55Sc.; new southern white
f3a56c. Oats--Easier; No. atmlxed. 3ihasiRc.
Rye--Frm: No. western, 7797sc. Butter
Firm and unchanged I; fancy Imitation. $4,000;
pacl,ed, l4@16c. Eggs-s.eady and unchanged
at o7c. Cheese--Steady and unchanged at 1870
l3%c. Sugnr-steady and unchanged.
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cOOI,s MARKET,.

NEW YORK. Nov i.-some lines OF dry
lack 81 supplies on hand. Buyers are not
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
SALES.

il 4 IN
800 a. G. H., com. ..............
1890 American Smeltcrs. com.
IL $50 Amalsainated COPPER so.
1,7U0 Amer. Car aud FOun......
100 Amer. Car AID Fonll, pfd
1880 American Cotton Oil .......
1890 American Tobacco. pfd....
American Can ..........,..
LEO American Can, pfd.........
2i,2U Amer. Locomotive, com.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd..a
900 American Sugar ...........
400 A.. 7. and 8. re, com. go.
100 a., r. ana s. Fe, pfd......
1900 baltimore and Ollio...,....
1860 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Canada Southern .........3
1920. Canadian Pacific .......s
1,4OO Chesapeake and OEio.......
1900 Chicago Great, WESTERN;
$500 Chicago, Mil. and st. Paul
2.40O Colorado Fuel and 1rotl,...
Colorado South. CONNIE.
900 Colorado South, list pfd..
200 Colorado South. I'd pfd...
An Clcv,,Cin., Chi. and st. u.
4.4OO Consolidated Gas .........i..
1,s6S Delaware and 1ludson.....
Del. Lack. and Western.
1000 Erie. com. .....l......s.'.'
1900 Erie. LIST pfd............3.,..s'.3.2''
2 700 Erie, I'd pfd. .,........'....'.
800 General Electric ..............3
800 1llinbis Central ........:....,
$500 Louisville and Nhshville.t
100 Manhattan ................'..
6.4OO Metro. Street RailWay....
roo Mexican Central .....,...
$500 Mo-, Kan. and Tex com.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05

II 1Arr1>taRr5 STOCK MARKET.
5fB BALTIM0RE. Md. Now -sraboard AIT
Line. common and prcferred--Nothng doing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05

40 bushels; corn eo.ssa buahs!s Oats 81 2s. s.
bushels rye eS bushels Fo sa5 ,ons par
s'rC,t.K IS sIsLEV ATOR--Corn. s9S bushels
Oats iii, 40 bushels. Rye. l.aas bushels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05
he leading futures ranged ns follows:

Steady. Winter patents, s4G14.ao: straights,
s.. 1914 90 spring patents. siooGD4.s5 straights
$s.61GlI.oo: bakers. S?e0a330, No. sprins
,SsIsGSsNc. No. 2. corn. Soc: No. 2 yellow.
$3.50, No. oats. 3oa3lMc.: No. white, sl9
3?c.; No. 3 white :9&Gl3lAc. No. 2 rye. h3hc.i
Good feeding barley &c.,: fair to choice malt
Ing, 4sa5Oc. No. flaxseed s3c.: Mol north
western. 100; prime timothy seed :seo Mess
pounds ss97,sd7.0o: short ribs sides tloose).
s11es G77e6; si,ort clear sides (boxed). s7.l2BW
Z. Co. .Whiskey. basis of high Wines sl.31.
Glover, contract grade, sls.e6. Butter-Fancy
strong: others steady; creameries, 17k@22kc,:
dalrles 1920. Cheese-strong, at 1o*GlaNc.
Eggs-Firn al mark cases included, !. o0c. {:
tllsts oec.: lime hrsts. a4c.; extras. l26c. 81
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