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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK., Nov. with the exception Of
= little irregu larity during the early session
the cotton Inns marke, ruled generally firm. and In
late trading Was quite active. The close
showed a net gal nor 2osI.t points. with sales
estimated at bo0OnD bales.
The opening was firm. at an advance OF
sdlo points, In response to higher cables. big
ntot sales In the English market and a buliish
Interpretation placed on a crop condition report
by a local authority, and an estimate OF the
crop OF Texas and territories by southwest
5crn authority. On the bulge there was con-
siderable realizing. and the market worked OF
or points from the hest. but later rallied
again, and. after a comparatively quiet and
narrow middle session turned very strong dur
Ing the afternoon OH Southern bull support and
local covering, With final prices within point
o. TWO of the best for the session. or around
1879 ~ for January. The weather. according TO
tho early map. was generally clear, hut tenn
peratures were low and tho forecast called for
frost Tonight in Arkansas Private cables from
Liverpool reported ahg trade demand In that
market In explanation OF the advance in fu-
lures, and spot sales were reported OF 400
bales; southern spot markets were unchanged
to 1-16c. higher.
Receipts at tho ports to-day we're So, 7es bales,
against 1888 last week and $500 last year.
For the week estimated. $1,000 bales, against
.93. 9l3 last week and IA, go last year. To-days
receipts Mt New orleans, Gill bales against
Is 6SS last year, and at Houston, 20, 1856 bales,
nranst 00I last yaar = 80 y
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or VIRGINIA AND v. P.
!. FOOT. BALL GAME, CHAR.
LOTTESVlLEE, SATURDAY,

$3.50 ROUND TRIP, VIA cHEsAPEAkE
AND OHIO RAILWAY.
For the above highly interesting Foot
ball Game the Chesapeake and Ohio will
have special train to leave Richmond
from Main Street Station at 900 a. NJ,
Saturday, November 4 tn; returning, leave
Union Station, Charlottesville, 700 P. NJ.
of same date. s1.s0 round trip.
No intermediate stops
Tickets sold at Cigar Stores OF Kinds
and Straus Thursday and Friday, and at
the Main Street Station Saturday morn
Ing.
The Championship Game Of the South.
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CELEBRATED BANKRUPT
DIES OF PARALYSIS
Charles ]. Devlin, Who Recently
Failed for 100000 Has
Fatal Stroke.
ny Associated Press.}

CHICAGO, LIZ, Nov, 1.-charies :.
peylin, the widely known coal mlnc
operator, who recently underway We noo pan
,tp 81 F,llzabeths Hospital last night
~ ~ result,Sof a stroke of paralysis.
He suffered a similar stroke last summer,
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WINTER TOURIST RATES, VIA THE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
4 RAILROAD Is

Winter Tourist tickets are now on sale
to all Southern Winter Resorts, Via the
Atlantic Coast Line This line 10 the
Shortest, Quickest and most Elegantly
Equipped between the North and South.
It offers to health and pleasure seekers
service equalled by none, You nuke no
change to Florida points; have two
through trains daily.
Full information, apply to agents Of the
Company, or
g. s, cAMPBDLL, ID. r. "A.
Richmond, Va.
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NAVAL, STORES

WIIMINGToS. N. c., Nov. '1-spIRIrs
Tu JIa- y at esc. receipts As
casks - Rosin-Firm at $3.50 receipts. 2G4 bar
RES. Tar-Firm at sl.s0; receipts, 20 barrels
Crude Turpentine-Firm at s3.3qi.76; receipts.
SAVANNAH GA, Nov. 1.-TuRPENTINE-
Firm at es'sc.; sales COZ casks; receipts, $50
casks; shipments. 1000 casks RosIn-Firn;
saies s'a barrels; receipts. $50 barrels: ship
nCiIAltLESToN. S. c.. Nov. 1.-TURpEN-
TINE AND RoSIS--Nothing doing.
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Jerome's Case Appealed.
! (By Associated Press,

1I-N1 ~ I5y AbsUCTfFVU Z J e55.1 80 ~
NEW YORK, November 1.-The appeal
of the Republican county committee
against the decision of Justice Slower, OF
the Supreme Court, against the placing
OF tho name of William Travers Jerome
on the Republican ballot, was heard to-
day before i've justices Of the Appellate
Division. This evening II was ANNOUNCED
that no decision would bc rendered be-
fore Tomorrow.
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n k&SlM N6ito|k&W6SteI
October 1-1s05.

October 1-1905
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
Y $50 "A. M.-NORr Ola LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk II 40 "A. 81. Stops only az PstersburHaf
s:os A. NJ .lsT LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk
PRESS Parlor Car. Brotler Service Petersburg
10 SLlnchburg and Roanoke. Pullman sIeepers
Roanoke to Columbus, Bluefeld to Cincinnati;
also Roanoke to Knoxville. and Knoxville 70
Memphis. Cafe Dining Car Roanoke to VIII
hanson. -, :, :, !, -.
6Farinv!lle. Lynchburg and Roanoke .la3
$500 p. M.-OCEANI SHORE LIMITED Ar.
rlyes Norfolk $3.50 p. NJ. Stops only at Pcters-g
burg. Waver.y and Sunolk. Connects with
steaincrs to boston, Providence. New York.
KS p. M.~For Norfolk ana all station. east
q $50 e r. M.-oEsw ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman Seepers Richmond to LynchburE and
Roanoke Petersburg to Bristol, LynchburE to
Cha ttanooga. Memphis and New Orleans, cafe
ns ssS p. M.-wEsTERN EXPRESS. Pullman
Radford. and Roanoke to Chicago. Cafe Dining
Trains arrive from the West 7:49 4. NJ, a:os
and $3.50 p NJ
W. u M .BEVILL, ~ -g777 c. II BOSLEY.
n - Gent. Pass Azt. Dist. Pass. Agt.s
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HALF RATE TO CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
\ AND RETURN, VIA "souTHr

On November stli and 9th, Southern
Railway will sell special tickets from all
points to- Chat tanooga and return at one
fare plus 25 cents, for the round trip;
return limit November 18th,
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For New York.

Via Night Limo Steamers Except Saturday.
making connection In Norfolk with Main Line
Ship following day 1T p. NJ. also Norfolk
and Western Ry, at9 A. NJ. and 8 p. NJ, and
NJ, making connection daily Except Sunday
at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at I
r. n. 9l
r. q. BOSWELL. City Ticke, Agent. sos H.
Main Atree:;-J. F. MAYER. Agent. Steamers
Wharf II. ,. WALKER, V. p and T. NJ,
New York. N Y.
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New York Central gen. 3hs................. a9I
New Jersey Central gen. ss.............. 1874
Northern Pacific 4s.......,.......,.........1 0iis
Northern Pacific &c. ex int............... TN
Norfolk and Western consol 4s........... 1oih
Oregon Short Line rfds 4s..............,... 97h
l'ennsyivan MIA Hcony. 5iss. cS int........... 1924
Reaiiny General ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .1t3
ST Louis and Iron Mountain consol 5s... 1l5M
ST. LOUIS and San Francisco fg. 4s...,,.S. Sa;s
st, Louis Southwestern con. is.....,...... SSh
Scaboard Air Line 4s........................ S9,a
Southern Pacific Is. ....................... 95h
Southern Pacific list is. certincates......... 9fX
Southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l?oh
Texas and Pacific lists .................... 1854
Toledo. St l.. and Western 4s............. 81
Union Pacific 4s.......................... 1c5
Union Pacific CIV. As, ex. lnt............... 1875
u. S. Steel I'd 81, ex. ....t............ 9ih
Wabash 1sts. ex. Observation-Disclosures. 1851
Wabash Deb D............................ 7fh
Western Md. 4s........................ STU
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s...,..........I.. 81
Wisconsin Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g5M
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. Flour quiet and IN,
settled Rye F1our-Firn; fair 10 good. VIC
tllo. Bnckwheat Flour-Firm; $,IouS:a.
Buckw heat-Firm: sihadi. corntneaISteady.
+Rye--Stcady Barley-Firn; feeding. TX.
Wheat-Spot weak: No. red. sf& gys. Up
tons closed lA1i.sc. lower. May. ssSc; De-
Corn cornLspo,, steady: No. :. sc. Options closed
nc. net lower: January, SiAt; Nay, DIS De-.
Onts-spot, firm: mixed oats. a5c:
Beef Steady, Cut Mcats-SteanE. iArnm
steady; refined quiet pcrk--HaTely s.eady'
mess SIC. Tpllow--Steady. Rosin-s,eauy.
Turpentine-Eull. Rice-frm. Moiasses-Fi.I I'm
Cotiee-spot Rio, quiet: mild. quiet. futures
closed unchanged TO points lower. sugar.
Raw quiet: fair refining. &c; centritusai 20
test 3Isc; molasses sugar, 2tsc; retlnea' Guiet.
Butter--Easy. Creamery. l6A,2c- Chesse-5
Firm. unchanged. Eggs-Ffrm: unchahsen.
Potatocs-Stcady unchanged Gaooa n,',s.
STEADY; i.5OQsi per hundred. l,eanuts-Quiet.
Fancy handpicked bI6A; other domes'lc'
3d6a -, ,,oro .ct,vo
prime crude T. o. b.. mills. 29Gotr; prime
summer yellow, :7,1lGN; prime white, s9'sp
%: prime winter yellow. :s!sIO.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. l.-General profit tax
ing to-day caused u break OF neaTIy TWO cen,s
a hushcl in tho price OF wheat subsequently
shorts Al the close the May delivery showed
= net lass OF lAGI1Ec. December Is OF !sGlc
Corn is down sc; oats show iohs OF &c.
Provisions are unchanged TO 10c. higher
Tho leading futures ranged A. follows:
fsAp ~ 10 7 n
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND, Nov. l.-Seaboard All
Line common and preferred. nothing doing.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union stock Yards.)


Richmond. Va. Nov l. 1895.
gse ennx 9 s ": 'ss %fFas ''r
ae.: c sssrs best he IL
ss,non e ar best cows 1865
I'D s su sa' 2ss sn5s Fesd
S.mon e fair 5 5es,hs lambs ,a ana
sSsfs si hog. Sss 'Szs
'' rfosp sssSe fair for al, Kinds of stock.
600 head. Market: Best firm; others weak 10
!oc: lower Steers. ss;1osis %: cows and heifers.
lowee Coco 70 Choice butchers s
SD; good to choice shipping. .s.l5a5. l7s; good
TO choice heavy. .4458a1o: good to prime
Market steady. Sheep. ssas.3; lambs, $50
steady: medium to common SLOW TO loc. lower.
steers. ss,75aa, 60: tall ends, g o. bulls. S2soG
Rseps hs.s e. efs5 s swsr
ers slow to &c. lower. veals& slas50: choice.
SIS: Erasser,; ;s;soqs 3 sheep and Lambs
slow to lcc lower. sheep ss.5oas 50: culls. $40
Receipts. lo.ssi head. Marke. weak; no sales
reportde.
UNION SToC lKYARDs. PIrTsBURG. PA.
Nov. 1.--CATrLE-Supply light: market steady.
Choice. $5.SGl6 60: prime. Sq5.so. IIogs-Re-
ceipts light; market lower. Prime heavy s.. 80:
heavy workers and pigs. IS. 2Nd5 Is; Hight york
ers q; TouEhs style tads
common. seaa.o; lambs, s4.5pa7.so; veal calves,
$7todS.00.
Z. CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. 1.-Hogs-Iigh..
Bitches and shippers. s5.1os ar. is: common, SAG
$50. Cattle-Steady. Fair to good shippers
Sial4.75; common. seq. rs. Sheep--steady at
s., caba5n Lambs-Steady at s5.2597.5o.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. NOV. i. 1906.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. q, 1906.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Schooner Columbia, F. c.. Courtney, kensale
Va, canned goods. A. s. Naldrop and Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Pecahontas, Graves. Norfolk, NOR.
chandise and passengers, Virginia Navigation
Company. :
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Ncofolk merchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line. IA NJ
Barge James p McSally, McDevtt. James
River. railroad ties.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, NOV. /, 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Windber, Providence
Steamer Scotia New York.
Schooner Helen II. Benedict, Providence,
SAILED. :
Steamer, Po1yha tan. London. t
Steamer Georgetown. Portland
Steamer Colorado. New DIRK
Steamer George Pyman, Tampco.
Barge George Moon. Providence
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Miscellaneous Markets.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
fn--o-'.'hv Entccrs. McCabe ana Coz
PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. l.-PEANUTS-
Spanish-MA.k.t quiet at sLh0 per bushel.
stock; machine picked, exc; shelling stock.
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Dry cooI,s MARKET.

. NEW YORK, Nov Tho frTnness In the
dry goods market did not augment business
ma terially to-day, but buyers operated for some
distance ahead. E57
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SEABOAR..D,||.'.
Am LINE RAILWAY =,

1.9-19o6.
TRAINS LEAVE ELECTROMAGNETIC
$40 A. M,-Locnl-For Norlina and HaEist-
2:aO p M-Scaboard Fast Mai--SayannAh.
Jacksonville, Atlanta, Birmingham and
ooulnnssi
10 100 p, M,-Seaboard ExpreSs-Savanna:,Ja jack
I sonville Atlanta, Birmingham and South.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND,
s;3 A. M,--From Florida. Atlanta and Soull-
4:55 2. M-From Florida, Atlanta e"d 6ouu.
west.
$50 r. M-From Local Points,
H. s. LEARD, w: NJ. TAYLOR,
DIST. Pass. Agent. City Ticket Aren't
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bales: 10 the Continent. fsl. s9i bales to Japan,
s, a33 bales: TO Mexico 100 bales
Richmond Produce Market.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. Holiday; ne
ma ritet R5tSi7 "a
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RAILROADS.
1850, - Scenic Route
@RhuTs The West.
2Hours and Is Minutes to Norfolk

October 1-lSn6
"a. LEAVE R1CHM0NpAEAsTBo
M va m .,n,,ay 70 Newport News ana
300 e. N DAILY -lnlted-Arrlye wlllaras.
snrs AK 2;1S a., a. A., Newport News 1880 q,
l.oo q Z, NJ. Potsmouth 1l:46 a. N.
sMprs I'd tif rJ., Ito TswSois Nsxs
,oo ~ q Portsnou,h s:4s P. ~.
~. : HMi1ARIss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E GS ps!f,.
Sf,hhas;rllottesyille and week days beyond
H nfsar s. S,r to ~, s.aunton Connects 4:
ern Locals. North and south; al Sam.
200 = sn & S,,h f ana g. n North ss,
tpn,,nIiianapolls and chIc0go Without cha nse.
nm,. service Tor Louisville and ST.
s;l1 PA oWeek Days-1oca to Gordonsvllla
lotS = ;, M.-paliy-1 .mited-!wl,h Pullman se..
ana res r Ior Cincinnati. Louiave. ST. Loais
,o.so \ A. lanes RIVER L1HE.
Iexin ...na'' y, x nr 2 ..pe hynchhurv.
end principal stations: on w Sl.o d.ys Is
s.,s EEsosNn q and, and EsMont.. rarlor Car
10 AiasW xhrP PSfy R7dTaNT9 F SsSs:on.
Norfolk and Old point 1905 A. NJ. daily. a,
Aew a cav! Nv, ss seao daily and from
md $50 p X. daily Main Line eV 1 &c II - .a
Nv q, week days from stations between Clifton
orsnso Sseom sss s Il t'oT e ne.s
4 5s r. River Linz Local from clifton rors.
FIX SIN NSSsi'. so a. d.
H. w. FULLER. " n 1vAprtr.
n " faS'. At. Dist. Pas. Ast.
{. 2. DOYLE. Cent. Manager.
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Southern Railway

scIIEbuLE lN,EEEECr OCT. 10. 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
!. 100 A. M.--Oaily-LOcal for Cnariotte n. C. &g
1890 F. M-Dally-Limi ted-Buffet Pullman to
Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orlean9,
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the Sou tn! 81
500 F. MEX. Sunday-Keysyille Local. 9 SAT-
1850 2. Observation-Disclosures ready 80
r. Nj for all the South "a n s53294
YORK RIVER LINE
n the Gfavorite route 10 Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond ago p. Nj. daily, 1
except Sunday u 3i7@
2:l6 P. M.--Iocal-Dni ly-E1cep. Sunday. Rs 7
l:90 P. M.-Except Sunday-For West Point,
connecting with steamers for baltimore
town and Clay Bank Mondays, N'ednss-8
days and Fridays. and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursday and
Saturdays.
* :l5 A. M.-Except Sunday-Local mirA1 for
!. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
"a 1858 A. NJ. and 6:42 p M.--From all tho South.
3:s5 r. M.-Trom Charlotte and Durham. AZ i
$40 A. M.-From Keysvllle and intermediate
s:os A. M-I3altlmore and West Point
10 rs "A. M.-Daily-Except Sunday and Mon. =
day; $40 NJ, aaily except sundas r.. (:
g W iwEsrp1rRS. D. P. a.. Richmond va
( S. H. HARDWICK. W. TAYL0Es
II. E., SPENCER. Cent Mgr. III
Washington D, c.
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p 2 sd Erenmona,
M L M fredericksburg a

sa.an.z<Ezaaszusrz.szzn@s Potomac r. r..
tra.ns Leave Observation-Disclosures
4:i5 a. M.--Dally--Byrd st. Through.
6:to A. M.-,Daily-Ma.n ST. Through.
7:2S A. A.,Week Days-Elba. Ashland Ao-
$40 a. M-Da'ly-Byrd St. Through Local
r:ss nocn-wsek pays-Ryrd st. Through.
3 400 F. M.--Week Dnys-Byrd ST. Fredericks
burg Accommodation.
sos z. M.-Day-Mnn st. Through
$50 2. A.-Week Days-Elba. Ashland Acc
Il commodation 4StF1p
8:Go P. Acknowledgment st. Through ~, ~
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures
$40 A. M.-Week Dhys-Elba. Ashland Acc
$40 A. M,.,Wsek Days-Byrd ST. Fredr,ck.-
s:as A. M-palv-Byrd st. Through.
II 80 A. Nj Week Days-Byrd St ThrouRf.s
8L Local Stops. 3jfls, Pr 8}a-g55ss
IA p. ,M.-Dally-Man st. Through.
+ 6:tS P. M.--Week Days-Elha Ashland Ac.
commodation. FgsS
800 p. M-Daiiy-byrd St. Throush. Local
Stops. litg s953 AZ 8 71Tts
$3.50 p. M.-Dally--Maln st. Through. ;sS
NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Carr On
all above trains. except trains arriving Rich.
mond 1l:6o A. NJ week days and local accom-
sr.odations. RI s54f9ig 3GSs 5gi
Time Of arrivals and departures and connec. /
s'ons not Guaranteed. 50 t5SsifS
w D.EnUKE, C. VI. cULP. w. P.STAYLOR. J
Gen'l Man Asst. Gen'l. Manr.. Traf Man.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATION S.

RyE-va. bag Observation-Disclosures. ss q 70
No. rye Gear ots)............. %
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md Dominion
~ Steamship CO.
Night Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening (foot ASH
Strs-.) att p. NJ. stopping at Newport News
on route. Fare 81. so one way, $3.50 round trip,
stateroom berth: meals 69c. each.
Street Cars to Steamers Wharf,
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/. BALTIMORE. ND, Nov, l.-FLoUR-Qu!et
and unchanged; Wheat-Dull and easy: spot,
SsaS5Xc.: southern by sample. 659sOc. Corn
Easier; spot. old: 6oc:; now. 67c.; new southern
s4isd34Nc, Rye-Firmer: No, western, 771
7sc. domestic. Butter-Firm and unchanged;
fancy Imitation. lsaeoc. fancy creamery. eaB
Esgs-FIrm at ~. Cheese steady and in.
changed: large. lSkc.; medium, 1SHc. small,
1870. sugar-Steady; coarse granulated and
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U 8. reSunding %. registered. .........
U. s. rcfunding 2s. coupon.
u. S. IS, registered. ...............
U. s. 81 coupon. ex. Northumberland.
u. s. Old 81. registered. Observation-Disclosures.
u. 8. Old 4s. coupon..................
u. s. New Is. registered.
u, s. Now IL. coupon. ex. in......,.,,,,...
,.;mfican Tobacco is..e....................
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures.
Atchlson general ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Atchison RdjuH;ment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Atlantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures.
Baltimore and Ohio observation-disclosures.
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures.
Brooklyn r. r. conv. .s.....................,.
Contra luf Georgia IS. ex. int...........,..5
Central OF Georgia. % nc..................
Central OF Georgia. I'd Inc..................
Central Of Georgia. Sd nc..................
Chesapeake and Ohio iss.....................
Chicago and Alton. lss......................
Chicago, d. and Quincy new 4s............
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bales. t5 ~ $3.50
Total today at all ports,-Net receipts. 50, 1858
bales export to Great Britain. So9Gs bales; to
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts, IS $50
6alos export 10 Great Britain. o50l; 10 Fran 20.
Janan. CT bales $3.50 -
IT. Total since septembsr. 1st at all ports cor.
Great Britain. spo,eod ybases; to France Isl, AS
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rhe leading futures ranged A. follows:
- - 5E5'f Open High Low. Cloas

Cash quotations We're as t0lIoWs; FlouF.
soGssc,; No. g red, sS,saoo,ic. No. 2 corn. 81
81 fse.; No. e yellow. BIC. No. g oats, 2aNc';
3 rye, 79Hc Good feeding barley. aoHc.: fair
to choice mailing. 4:q59S, No,l aasssed 49,;
Der 100 pounds. $7.O?N short ribs sides (loose).
ST. leis@f,25: short clear sides (hoxed). s7,l2isp
i7,25 Whiskey. basis OF high wines. $1.30. Glow
9er. contract grade s3.25. Butter--steady;
eteamerles. l7.sG?se, daIrles l7Q2oc cheese-
e c,se includod isc.; frsts aic; brine rsts,
eac,i extras 25c,
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CINCINNATI o.. Nov. l.-Hogs-Ligh,
Butches and shippers. s5.1oh ass: common $40
40. Cattle-Steady. Fair to good shippers
sial4.75; common. s2G2. Is. Sheep--steady at
sa.o6a5.n. Iambs-Steady at s5.2597.50.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-07

David nodded his head gloomily.
Then" said the mate, whatever hap
pens to Ne. yon'l get safe ashore. You
won't be drowned, and you won't be
starved
Three weeks later there were only TIVE
survivors In that boat The other men
had all drunk sea water. aud 20 gone mad
one after the other. and leaped over
board In their delirlum. Only David
Lsighan was left with the mate. and they
were lying one In the bow and one In
the stern. as far apart as the boat would
allow, and they were black In the face.
gaunt and hOllOw-eyed.
When they were picked mp the signs
OF life were % faint in them that the
skipper, q humane person, took counsel
with his mate whether Il would not save
the poor men trouble 10 drop them into
the water at once. But In the end be
hoisted them aboard and laid them on
the deck. with their heads propped up.
For the rest Of the voyage the rescued
mate kept aloof from the rescued passen-
ger. He would not speak to him; be
avoided that part Of the ship where be
happened to be. As for the latter be
found place abaft near the helm, where
be could sit upon a coil Of rope. his head
upon his knees. And there he remained.
gloomy and silent.
There was trouble. too. First, the ship
sprung leak, and the pumps had to be
worked Next. there was a bad storm,
and the mizzen mast went by the board.
Thirdly. a fire broke out. and was sub
dued with difficulty. However. the ship
st last sighted land. and arrived batter
- ~. - 2u.la
When they landed, and not till then, the
rescued mate spoke his mind.
First he went to the house Of Heng-
s;eabarg & Co. where he presented the
baron's draft, gave news Of his 81 fety
and touched the money. He then led his
passenger 10 a tavern and entered into =
serious conversation with him.
As for this money" be said, "you
weren't a passenger more than a few
days. and can't rightly charge you
much. Take hfteen, and IN take ave.
With hfteen pounds you can get home,
which take 10 be your desire. and give
yourself up. which take to be your
duty" 1t will BE- understood that the IN
fortunate David. In the extremity Of his
starvation and remOrss, had besn talk
ing.
"a Providence Il L." said the mate,
that where 90 many honest fellows were
took. was spared. else you would never
have had this money. and you wouldn't.
therefore. have been able to give yourself
up, and you would never have been
hung. A clear Providence IL Is, and you
must regard Il as Such, and remember
it when they take you out comfortably
with the chaplain and the rope"
David took the money. rolled il up In a
rag and placed il in his pocket, but said
aothing.
CTo be cOutIuuedl
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-07

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]. Coleman Of Missouri. jeremiah
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Morton Of Nebraska and Jamea VIII
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All OF them have proved TO be admir-.
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