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Pennsylvania and Maryland and Ave tor
pedo boats, all belonging to the fleet
which participated in the welcome to
Prince Battenberg and the squadron OF
the British navy, arrived here to-day.
The new cruiser Charleston went out on
her trial trip and tho Galveston pro-
ceeded TO Snnto Domingo.
Rescue, the Merritt and Chapman
Wercking CompaU's tug went out the
Virginia capes this afternoon and to-
night is towing in the unknown three
masted schooner which had up signals
or distress or the Dam Neck Life Saw
ing Station to-day. The schooner was
so far from the shore In the thick
weather that her identity could not be
distinguished. She will be here to-mor-,
row 4ttf5t55 .,sie G.55f, +.. III 4
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. Noy sl,G ssss1y 1uekw heat Ms
R 1SSGps,lEy siaaa pull Gotnmea1
Barely stssas H Se rsa s,se
f,n NJ n N@iisc. net lower May soac,i ~
sS corn-sas No. 55e, s Msy tsc. Gp July
,%, l?w pes e e ~ ase oatsssady mixed
S5c. ~. ,,.ata-Steady. Lard
pesf-Q stsedy. Western. steamed; s7!9g1,d%;
refinsd QUIET Pork TaitGwI q C1I
Rosin--Ncminal Turpentine--s''eaay ~
V'Rf3Lce-Qulet Moassea- coIs e. ~ q
Rio. quiet; mild steady cordoya, ; E,tg hixt
or Sugar--Raw, steady; fair rehaifs, W 70,
Centrifugal, sEc,; nolasses sugar. i'i9ei ~
but nuttsasMsieady and unchanged Gheese-1r'i
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n INV !! N! N6ft1|k&Westsrn
y Octohcr 1-l905,

October 1-l9o5. #
LEAVE RICHAlONp--DAILY.
900 A. M.--NORE>OLk LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk ll:sO a. NJ Stops only at Peteraburg,
WaSeriy and Suffolk
y:o5 A. M.-ST, LOUIS AND CHICAGO En-
PRESS. Parlor Car. Bro,ler Service Peters,
burg 10 Iynchburg ana Roanoke I'ul Imam
Sleeper Roanoke to Columbus, Bluefola To C.n-
cinnati; also RoanolSe To Knoxville, and iSnaS-
VILE to Memphis, Cafe Dining Car Roanoke TO
Williamson 5i9ttgS
i2:l0 +. AI.--RoASCliE ENPREss For
Farnvlc. Lynchburg and, Roanoke.
500 r. M,---OCEAN. SHORE LIMITED. Ar
rlves Norfolk $40 +. NJ Stops only at Peters,
burg, Waverly and Suffolk. eonneSts With
steamers to Boston, Providence, New York
Baltimore ald WASHINGTON,
4 7i25 =. N For Norfolk and all stations east
of Petersburs
9:so II, SM.--NEW ORLEANS SHORT line
Pullman Slecpers Richmond 10 Lyhehburs and
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol. l.ynchhurs %
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Dreams. Care
Dining Car, IS
Sleeper. Richmond api Petersburg TO East
Radford. and Roanoke 80 chieaEo' Cafe Dining
Car.
p. NJ. and 9is +. NJ. from Norfolk IN \. ~
orriee: No. $50 East Main street;
w. Is. BEVILL y u bosl-b ",
Gent. Pass ASH, pisr rass -AsS; fSs
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regular and unchanged. Exgs-strong and IN
changed.
Enthusiastically: German. per bag. sl.aots
AIS: irish. &LsjSee.10. Peanuts-stcady and
unchanged. Cabbages-Ftr7n and unchanged.
Freights-Steady and unchanged.
Cottonseed O1l-Strong and higher with mod
crate trndc. Prime crude. T. o.. b. mills 2laf
&C.: d.. aufner yellow. zs99c.; do. white.
ala3ec.: do. winter yellow. Sl@aec
CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-Profit taking on a large
scale caused sharp decline in tho price OF
rallied somewhat the close was weak and near
The lowest price OF the day. with the May OPP
ton OF 59Hc. Corn and oats were pracu-
cally unchanged. Provisions were ola@1kc.
lower.
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SHIP CAPTAIN SICK.
Cruiser Fleet Arrives from New
Fs ,Vnrlr

(speclal to The Times Dlspatch)
NORFOLK, VA, Nov 2l.--The British
steamship Oxus, which arrived here sew
oral days ago and was detained for
sickness will sail Tomorrow for New
York.
Captain Pope is detained here, ana
was sent TO the Protestant Hospital on
account ar malaral fever, hence the yes
sci will sail IN charge Of Ancell as COM
mander John Cody, a fireman. died on
board and was buried here. The vessel
was bound from Colon to New York,
and put In he.e,
The cruisers NWas. Virginia, Colorado.
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Southern Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. Is, 1905. III
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
800 a. M.--Daily--Local for Charlotte NJ g.
1880 y. M.--Daily--Limited--Bu pullman to
atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans
Memphis Chattanooga and all the South. ~
500 "a Mex. Sunday--keysvlle Local. Isl SIS
1880 r Observation-Disclosures ready ga
PM, for all the South vi "a:
YORK RIVER LINE va;
The farorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leaves Richmond 4:2o P. NJ. daily.
except Sunday. f5'3s5
2:1S p. Observation-Disclosures Sunday. 8
I 4:g p M.--Excepe Sunday--For West Point.
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
nnd river landings. Steamers call at York
town and Clay Bank Mondays WedneB-s
days and Fridays and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursday and
~ Saturdays. II
4:%5 a. M.--.Isscep; sundny-Local mixed for
Yves; Point VI At 8&
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND,
$3.50 A. NJ. and 6:la P. M.--Frpm all the South.
3:35 p. M.--Trom Charlotte and Durham. IN
$40 a. M.--From Keysvillo and intermediate
stations. &f3 .Sf4 s s
9:a5 A. M.--Baltimore and West Point. Sa
lo:4S a. NJ. Daily-Except Sunday and Mon
day; $40 +. M. daily. except Sunday
From Wcsn Point. i5s9 MI
C. w. WSsrBuRY. D. r. "A. Richmond Va
S. II. sH!tRDWICk, W. H TAYIOE, ~
II. b" SPENCER. Gen'l. Mgr,
Washington. D. c. s.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, NOV, 81. 1905

PORT or RICHMOND, NOV, al 1895.
: ts48,,8. - < ARRIVED,
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, meridian
disc and passengers, Old DomiAlon line $50
Steamer Pocahontas Graves, James Riva,
landings and Norfolk. merchandise and passen.
gers, Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, merchan ~
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line. - r' =
PORT or WEST POINT, NOV III 1908
ARRIVED,
4 Steamer Charlotte, Murphy, Baltimore. ms
sengers and general cargo. 80
SAILED,
Steamer Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore, pas
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DEATH OF NEGRO PORN!
IN VIRGINIA IN 1891
fsnecial to Tho r,lmes-DisnatcI

OMAHA. NEB., November 2l-Born In
Virginia July IL, 1871, John FLANAGAN,
colored. died suddenly Of heart disease
to-day. after returning from his regular
afternoon walk. Flanagan used to tell
that he had been in slavery for sixty
nine years, being sold nine times, His
last owner was John Bell, Of Tennessee
When he WIS nineteen Years of age he
brought s6,0sO, and the old man used to
BIO yerv proud Of the big price paid for
him. Flanagan came to Omaha In 1866,
after being told lie was too old to enlist
in the army. Iie WAS then seYeuty-fvc.
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:
RAILROADS.
.DicI1n1ond & Petersburg
IN Electric Railway.
PHILADELPHIA.

Cars leave corner OF seventh and Perry
Streets Manchester every rour ION the hour
from o "A, M 10 10 +, n. Last ear u midnight,
Cars leave Petersburg, foot Of Sycamore
Street. every hour from G'S3 a. NJ to l0:as r,
NJ, Last eur fl;io T. n, Limited car 7la a.
NJ. daily, except Sunday.
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich
lnond ours.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n, G., Nov. eI.-spIRITs
1'uRPEMTI NIs-I'lrm at d9c,: receipts, % q
ed; receipts, $50 barrels Tar-FIrm at "1 IN.
receipts 65 barrels, Crude. Turpentine-Ia'ir,un
ut s3loGG 81: receipts, 1864 barrels. Y
1lNE-F!rm at eOc. sales. lOs6 casks: = re-.
ceipts, 760 casks; shipments 1909 casks Rns,n-
Nothing dolnsi receipts, sac barrels; ship
. CHARLESTON, S. G, Nov, al.-ruRpEN.
TINE AND RoSIN---Nothlng doing,
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OF the market. and were thrown into vertiabie
pa mic by the low figures. AL the advance there
IVES heavy realizing, .nnd prices cascd back
about % points from the top, but bulli.h crop
estimates ba6ed on the report and tho
undcrtone showed the continued nervousness OF
the remaining short interests.
Receipts Of cotton at the ports to-day were
l0l 54S bales against l0o.Om last week and l0s ~
last year. For the week (estimated) $1,000
bales against asl. last week and 1892 bales
ast year. To-days receipts at New Orleans
were Is, I54 bales against al.3H last year. and
at Houston 1856 bales against D.sl3 last year.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
'ErERsBuRa PEANUT MARK

3 PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 2l.--PEANtJrs-
Observation-Disclosures steady at Doc. per bushel.
with good demand. rsinias-Market steady
at SIC. for fancy stock; machine picked, aiS9
&C.; shelng stock. ll.42Ac. law
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it f.'-f a.a'a LIZ .a4aH .as.Is'.a' s4t
CATTLE MARKETS.
4 RICHMOND 1--WE STOCK MARKET.
tsales At Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond Va, Nov. q. 1905. f
Report Of the live stock market for the
Best steers. Az CSC. medium to good, a,s9
&c: common to fair. 2Ag3Ac.:E best heifers.
~ &C.; medium to good. 81 GsIsc.; common to
fair. 2QSc.: very common. NC. bulls. y. u
2S.c.; extras. &C.; veal calves. 597c.: extra,
7hac.; runners. 3H4iisc. Fresh COWS. saoJ Is. 10
SiSgfAc; common, 2ha3hc.; best lambs. S1a q
&C.; extra, ne common, 4a4Hc.; bucks, 80
s7sc.; best hogs A@5.zc.: common and rough
Prospects good for all kinds OF stock
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsBURG. PA,
Nov. 2l.-CATT14E-Supply light: market SLOW.
Choice, - a506.5o: prime. s4.soa5, 10. HOGS
Receipts light: market steady, Prime heaves.
$40: light yorsers and piss s5,00a6.o6; roughs,
$i.00dl4. 60. Sheep--Supply light; market steady.
Prime wethcrs. $5a5q05o; common, $adpo 50 {:
lambs. S5.00G750; veal calves, f7d775 ~ :
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Prospects good for all kinds Of stock.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2l.-CATTLE-Reccpt $3.50
prime steers. 9.sJ1o.to; COWS, fe.Soa4.25: heif-
ers, Ssaooo; bulls szq4.oo; stockers and feed
ers, S2.tb44.l6; calves, 2qi.O0. Hog-Receipts.
80, 90 hend; market lower. Choice to prime,
heavy. 4.s514. 95: medium to good. heavy. f4.76@
4S; strong weight butchers, s.S514.95; good
to choice. haeavy, mixed. si.7O4a. 80. Sheep
Receipts 1900 head Sheep steady; lambs
higher. Sheep, *3.75G5.50: yearlings, IS. COZ
GO; spring lambs. $500 $50. 40 =
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= s'''4s l''-r'. Il
STEAMBOATS,.

more 40 A.. NJ, connecting North. East and
West For tickets and Information apply 70
C. and O.. Rwy.. Richmond Transfer Company.
or No. $50 East Main Street
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Atlantic Coast Line.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DA1LY---1Ba,YRD-
g#iE STREET STATION.
EFFEcTIvl1 SUNDAY, APRIL 18TH.
:05 A MA. c. l.. Express to all poinu
@ South. az
200 a. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk 8 555s5
IL 10 r. SM.--Pet ersburE and N, and W. West.
& $500 P. M--Petersburg and Norfolk fts
@4;IJ T., M-GoldsDoro Local.
5;45 r. M--Eetersburg Local. 8tss@
K Z rs p. M-"Floridn and West Indian Lln,-S
ited to oil points South.
4 0 80 P. M--Petersburg and n. and W. West.
II 80 P. M.--Petersburg Local.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICIIMOND-DA1LY.=.
A. NJ; ll:AO A, NJ; 1880 P. M.;2;Os 2. NJ. !; $50
p NJ; 745 p. Nj; 9:l8 r. NJ.
.Excapt Sunday. s'Sunday only.
G. S. CAMPBELL, Div. Pass, ASt
w. j. CRAIG. Gen, Pass, Agt al 81
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Merchants and Miners
Transportation co. S

Il Boston, ass, and Providence, 3. i &
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday.
Wednesday,, Friday and Sunday. For ProVl.
dence Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 9
p NJ Passengers and freight taken for az
New England Points Tickets on sale ut q anu
o. Rwy. and N. and w. Rwy. Offices, ana
No. $40 East Maln.
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DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. ol.--The situation In the
dry goods market to-day was decidedly chaotic
quent wild Fluctuations In raw ma teriaI 1anth
buyer and Seller are awaiting daYeopmenta. :.
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IN ~ CTN Richmond,
*. & -. fredericksburg e.
- Poton &C II. r. fS5F

Trains Leave Richmond-No rth*ard.
s s:is 4. M-bailyn sin St. through TROUGH.
7:a5 A. M.--Week Dnys-7-Elba Ashland AZ --E
$40 A. M.-Daily--Byr St. Through. Local
5 stops. " ts5ss7 s3.
1905 noon-Week Dnys-Byrd st. Through.
400 +. SM.--Wecl Days--l3yrd ST. Fredericks-}
burg Accommodation. 5- {63s
o:0o p. M.---Daiiy--Afalni st. Through. ssE
$50 p. M.--Week Days-Elba. Ashland Ac-l
commodAtion.
sos r. M.--Daiiy. Byrd st. Through. 88
Trains Arrivc Observation-Disclosures.
G:4o a.. M.-Week Days--Elba. Ashland Ac-3
communications.
$50 A. M.-Week pays--Byrd 81. Fredericks-5
u burg Accommodation. gs 81
H S:35 "A. M.--Daily--Byrd ST Through. . 5l
II ~ A M.--Wcek Days--Byrd ST. Through.
Local Stops. a
.:l4 P.sM.-Daily--AIa!n st Through. Il;
< 6:43 P. M.--Week Days-Eba. Ashland Nc
comn,odation. s9
7:t5 p. fM.--Dally-Byrd ST. Through. 81
500 2. M-Daily-Byrd st, Through. Local.
t'5fa Stops. sS$
H $50 p. M-Daily-Main st. Through. {{
NOTE--Pulman Sleeping or Paror Cars on 7
all above trains. except trains arriving Rlch-s
'Inond 80 A. NJ week days. and local accom-;
mndatlons.
) Time OF arrivals and departures and connec-
tions not guarunteed ~ 3 - :. I, z.
W. d. DUKE. G, Nv. GULF, w. P.,TAaLoK.55
Gene'l. A1anr., Asst. Genl. Mani. rref Nan.
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and unchanged: large. nc: medium l4hc
small, 14,sc. Sugar-Fir1n and unchanged.
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For New York.

VA Might Line ,s stsn M {eseept sasur1ay,,
and Western Ry. at . a, NJ, und II, NJ. and
Chesapeake and Ohio Ry. at . A. NJ, ana r,
NJ. making connection daily fexcept sunday
at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at
r. NJ.
Main Street: j. r. MAYER. Agent, Steamers
Wharf; II, y. WALKER, v, u. and n. NJ.
New York n. Y.
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BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. el.-sTocK ON
THE WEARF-Beef Cattie--Prlces were steady
at quotations as follows: First quality. per
bulls, per pound ea?isc: thin steers and cows,
per pound sg2Mc. oxen, per pound, .G3c. /;
each. slelao common, each. ,sQlo Sheep and
ILambs-'rhe market was steady as follows:
Sheep, No. fat, per head. s3Q360: do, per
&c.: do. old bucks. per pound, 2.sQD3hc.; do.
common. per head. Sl.50Ie00: fail lambs,
choice. per pound, 6sf7c. common TO fair, per
the demand good. Prices as quoted were Arm.
Quotations were as follows: Calves. veals.
pound, 6Ad7c.; rough. heavy, each, $SQpl0:
choice calves from nearby points by railroad
wero quoted at 7EaSc. per pound. Dressed
Hogs-Choco lishtwe!ghts. per pound 6ltdb
6Xc.; choice mediumweghts, per pound &c. !;
choice heayyweghts. per pound. SIC,
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.--BEEvEs-Recei,t
sel head; nothing doing; feeling steady. Dress
ed beef slow at 5gSnc. per pound: choice and
Nenis steady at s6dS.76. Dressed calves quiet
city dressed veals, sg12'sc. per pound country
dressed, 7allhse. per pound Sheep and
lambs quiet. Sheep, s3.50l5.5O: culs, So; year
.lings, $5.1bG6.00; lambs. Ss.7617.65; culls, $50
$40; Canadian lambs. s7.25. Hoss-Receipts,
1919 head. Market easy at IS. 30@5.5o for hacvy
TO light State hogs. E-4 1
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'7lI-U n and sJnMes RlYerI IaHuINRs, HHu
connecting at Old Point for washington la,
tmore and the North. state rooms reserved
for the night ut moderate prices. Electric cars
direct to the wharf: Fare only sio ana u
Norfolk. ,5
Freight received for above-named places and
al points in Eastern Virginia Ind North Caro-
lima. IRWIN tWElSlGER. Gen Msr'
Il, A. BARBER, Jr.. Secretary.
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Cotton. quiet; middling. LIE; gross receipts:
1885 bales: stock, re. 5a2 bales; export to Great
Britain. l.45l bales; to- the Continent 80 bales
Total to-day at all por,s-Net receipts. 10, a4S
France S.slS bales; to the Continent, 800 bales;
TO Japan. 5.GS3 bales: stock. 1.0a.1ss bales.
Consolidated at all r,orts-Set receipts. III. 5a2
bales: export to Great Britain. ea,7s5 oaies:
10 France, 3,222 bales; to the Continent, -
bales. 10 Japan. 6.ss3 bales; to Mexico ~
bulca. fs5s 37 ~. &. IL. it5 IN
Total since September Is. at all ports-Net
receipts. 3,5i.GT bales; export to. Great Britain
g5l. sio bales: to France. 3ls.6:6 bales: to the
Continent s74.7a5 bales: TO japan. Ae33 bales;
to Mexico. 57s bales.
cotton firm and higher the Improvement being
mainly due TO the bulllsh character OF the
bureau g,nners' report Sales $50 bales. In
Guiding 2.lpo 10 arrive and LOO I. Q. b. Quo
tatlon advanced 7-16c.: middlins, HE.
4 Futures were very quiet w to y Q CLOCK,
The general Impression here was that the gov
eminent bureau ginners' report would be from
400. COO TO 10000. and when the report was
read giving the figures at I. NY. lGo bales.
Wild scene was Witnessed about the ring OF Inc
Cotton Exchange. Prices within a few min
utes advanced to s79eo points. In tho trading
December opened at 10. s.. sold up 10 IL and
finally eased Oft TO il. 81: January opened az
l0.7s. declined to 1870 advanced 70 l1.6o ana
finally closed at 1883. March opened at lo.9t.
~ declined to II So The market Closed moo
erately steady. the lis, showing net gains OF
S7Gc,o points. an advance for the day OF 40 10
450 per bale The trading was heavy.
Futures: November il.4e nominal: Decenl-
her. u.T1l4s; January ~
May. 1875 bid; June. 12,ol4l',o3; july iz.osH
Il
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GREAT ACTIVITY
IN STOCK MARKET MA
---4-----------~
AS the Day Progressed, However,
1t Became Irregular ana
Reactionary.
RAPID ADVANCE IN PRICES
Emphatic Disclaimer from Off
Gals Regarding Merger OF
Southern Iron and Steel Go.
RAPID ADVANCE IN PRICES
nv, Associated press.)

NEW YORK, November 2l.--This was
another day OF very broad ana actiVc
specllation In the STOCK market. PLENTY
OF s;idcncc OF the strong nbsorptive power
Of mo market was SHOWN, and there
ue,.a signs as well of the extension OF
interest II, outside quarters attracted by
the rand rise In prices oil the last few
dnvs J,ut Il was obvious aiso That a
liberal dstribution Of holdihgs was going
10 ,nxc advantage OF the CROWN OF IN.
,crost. ING 1narhet showed the euects OF
thi. movement az the day progressed
and became irregular and at times re-
ucLlOnary.
taking Upon the announcement OF good
news, WINE in lew cases the cnaraGter
f OF the pressure upon stucns gave thc I'M :
prehs.on of some positive lactor Oh "eaA-
uess In ,tie iaAt,cr ciass We're Metfopoil-
tun Traction BOOKS. In tue LOrfner was
AtianlIc Coast Line. The action OF tnat
stock proved that the demand on hc-
f count oI Tie proposed increase III INC
dividends had been filed mostly before
the announcements Of the increase, wihcn
came lO-uAy. On the report tnat inc
semi-annnui distribution mad been IN
creased from 2 IL 10 per cent. tho
stock ran OH. It's previous atrcnstn nud
been an important iactor IN Tue woe
reaching movement amongst southern
railroads. and Industrial slocks, whlch nus
been u iurhc SUSTAINING force III tbe ina
Rel reccntiy, "A supp,tmenlary lnHueuSe
IN the same group was an eInphatIc uis-
claimer from oii.cais OF the companies
concerned that q merger OK Inc oouttle1H
Iron and Steel Companies was IN con-
L temptation. The check TO the advance
in this group was n considerable lnnuence
upon the whole market, hut there Were
abundant oflaetLing innuenCes. Tue most
conspicuous was amongst the STOCKS cen
tcring about the MEAL mining ana snc!t-
ing industries. Another feature OF the
day was the sharp advances in the pre-
ferrcd stocks Of some of the companies.
in which te common stocks have already
&rrljoyyu woe bu.Is. SmeitlnS preferred,
I Locomotive preferred, and Sc. PAU pre-
ferred, were tho striking examples. There
was another stage: IN the sspeculatiye iu,
varce In Reading and Baltimore ana
Ohio was benefited particularly by II.
9 The money name. made 1Ar.t.sr PTosless
toward iHxation. LIT It Is felt that inns
progress has ABOUT reached It's limits
under the conditions existing. me pres
sure upon the Southern Railroad stocks
was aggravated late In tho day by me
heavy falling off in the ginning OF cot
ton, Indicated b. the Census Bureaus re-
port. which prcciplntcd panic amongst
the Bears on the cotton exchanEe. Inc
irregular tone of the latter market was
not ailaycd by the violent bidding up OF
ErroKEy N transit and MAJ, oil:li lead anu
last prices were in many cases below
those OF }inst night.
Bonds were steady Total sales, par
value, $s,Seo,Loo United States now As
declined Ia per cent. on call.
Total sales stocks, 500 shares
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Low RATE WINTER TO URlsTs, TICK.
ETS, VIA 4"soUTHE RIM FAiEWAY."
Now on sale to all Resort Points In tho
South and Southwest. Fast and frequent
schedules. Elegant equipment; unsur-
passed dining car service. Z,
Detailed information furnished by any
Southern Railw ay agent, Richmond
Transfer Coz orc. W. Westbury, D. p.
A.. Richmond, W HOB
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Dominion
. Steamship Co.
Night Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening (foot Ash
strceD at Z r, NJ: Stopping ut Newport News
on route. Fare $40 ono way $3.50 round trip.
including stateroom berth; meals. 5oc. each.
Street Cars to Steamers Wharf,
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! BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. 2i.-FLoUR-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and lower; spot
sIs Gs4Ec.; southern by sample. Isgsoc. Corn
Quiet and easy: spot. new. 5l4Ulbc.; new
mixed. 34Eas4hc. Rye-Flrn,: No. 9 western
TN Qp7Sc. Butter-Frm and unchanged; fancy
Imitation. 2odfolc.; fancy creamery. avg &c. !;
do. ladle 1SDl9c.: store-packe ed. l5Il6c Eggs--
Steady and unchanged at :9c. cheese-Ftr7n
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AT the Library.

Callers at the Library yesterday were
Judge ~ H. HRirston. of Henry; Hon.
Randolph HARRISON, OF Lynchhnrg., and
ah4sisf sldnnv Curtis OF YORK. n
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Nd, Nov :i--seaboard Al
Line, common and Notwithstanding doing.
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he leadinr Cultures ranged as follows:
z Oman, HiRh Low Close

& Cash quotation. were as follows: Florr-
Easier and about &C. lower. No. . spring
wheat saa6sc. No. g. soas5c.; No. 2red. $3.50
sec. No 2 corn. 4ec.; No. 2 yellow. Goll6lc. No
az a Ole No. rye, 6s967c. Good feeding bar
ley, a79s7kc. Fair to choice mailing. AaiIc
No. l faxseed. &C.: No. northwestern. @l.o9.
100 pounds. $1,000; short ribs sides (loose).
N47le; short clear sides lbo1ed?. fs.s S.i
Whsksy basis OF hgh vines. @ Slovst
creamerles. 17@esc.; dalries. l7G2cc Cheese
Firm az 121s413Ac. Eggs-Steady at mark
Sc; extras. 3oc,
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5 MONEY AND EXCHANGE: CLOSE
Money on call. steady; 51-4d6 per cent;
closing bid. l-2; offered at G. Time money.
steady: 50 days and 50 days, pei, cent.
per. s 1926 per cent. Sterling exchange.
easy. with actual business In bankers.
bills at 4s6.2sGfs4.s6.39 for demand, and
rates A8I-omsA.Si and s4.s7Gs4.s7 1-2.
Commercial bills. si.s2 3-S. Bar silver,
ft7S Mexican dollars no "a