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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-10
EARST DEFEATED
BY TAMNANY HALL
IcClellen Elected By q Very
Snail Majority.
gLL CONTEST The ELECTION

ty Reform Party Wins Great Victor,
IN Observation-Disclosures New
Prom o4hsr States and cltlSS-Fu
ellen osfsstsd In can Francisco.
New York, Nov. s.-This city yester,
- elected George B. Mcclellan, the
ndldats Of the Democratic party,
tOr by a narrow margin over vii.
b Randolph Hearst, the nominee OF
Municipal Ownership League.
FilliRm Travers Jerome, indepen.
{ candidate for district attorney,
apparently reelected. With a.
ction districts to be reported today,
had 4 lead Of 1896 votes over james
Osborne, the Tammany candidate.
me complete but unofficial returns
eS Mcclellan 3,4S5 plurality over
arst. The total vote was:
Mcclellan, 22S,651; Hearst, 225.166
be. IS7,049.
Fhe new city government, exclusive
the board Of aldermen, will be con.
luted as follows:
iayorAGeorge B. Mcclellan DEM
Borough presidents-For Manhattan,
hn r. Ahearn DEM; Bronx, Louis
Hafoen CDem.); Brooklyn, Bird s.
Yer (M, o.; Queens, Joseph NJ.
rms IN o. 4 Dem): Richmond.
forge NJ. Cromwell (RspJ.
~ an early hour this morning Mr.
earst left his hpsdQuaTtsrB in the
.ofiman House for be raSideaoe. Col.
wing q conference vita bis campaign
lanagers. and the heads OF the Munici.
y Ownership ticket including justice
aabury, Clarence b shearn and Max
IhmSen. Ne. Hearst himself would
axe no statement. and referred all
lestlonerS TO Mr.. Ehmsen. The latter
"a that Mr. Hearst claimed his cleo
on as mayor By q good majority. That
fraudulent vote Of at least 5000 had
zen in Greater New York was the
aim Of the Hearst managers. II lad
,en decided. Mr.. Ihmsen said. to Sc.
and q recount Of the entire ticket
ter le4 ballot boxes said to DO miss.
g had been located and counted. f.
~ found Mr. Hearst still lacked suf
,ient votes 10 elect him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-10

~ 4rttg eN4ePe Pntle1eiphla.
PhilAaeAia. Nor. S.-The pOiuoal
ssvolutiOa b thls city and state yss-
ssFday vas tie sraafest that has 90
N,irred h PonhaylVania n noarIy q gsn.
'Sletsoa. TheFe have beou perviOua
heayAiS. bl tAis b TIE arul tine "a
SeAss nat every once for Wkieh there
"a any sembiaaos % q ounfast has
oeea losi 70 uss regular Republic.
@As' u b aiso ne arut tine 40 .
.AFtsf q q oentury thai ths rsruia-
-'epaoheant have been dsfsated Cor the
e,iEc' q ne state trsasury ne msm
tAeis contests have beaH vase
ssins, ne Repsbiioaus fsr as oT,t.
uifAozt success. ana q : wor,hy
sots sAAt yeg,srdays eiscsiou a.
= eFH that hns kssa 40 A.
.sse niAca tae eaath a f,susr rJus,,s
$50 seaai1s Gay.
~ pluul,y q Wunnn n ny,
vac nc'a,aaisl - ~. -,
a py. fian'r -. -
- 60 -, -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-10
NAN CREAATED IS
KANSAS CITY FIRE
Two Other People Are Said to
Be FA,ally Burned.
.AUsE OF FlRE 10 UNKNOWN

RoOmins House In Missouri TeWa b
Burned to the oround--ThS Deed
and Injured Were Overcome BY che
smOks-Propsrty Lees 10 Small.
Kansas CITY, Nov. O.--One person
was burned to death. two we're fatal
y burned aud Que was seriously burn
cd In u Are which destuyod rooming
house 81 Gel Grand avenue early TO-
day, The dead;
Charles Tausey,
Fatally burned; Mrs, Tess BuTk,
hardt and an unknown man. Serious
" burned: IN unknown man.
The dead aud injured we're sleeping
aud were overcome by smoke before
they could make their scape,
The unknown man eame here from
Harlem, Mo, yesterday, The proper.
y lOss Nuu small
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-10

sy Reform Party Wins Great Victory
o. Observation-Disclosures News
Prom o4hsr States and cItlsS-Fu.
ellen psfeatod In can Francisco.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
&. The PURE KIND,
Glover n Butter,
Made by Fox River Butter Company.
SPECIAL LoWsRATEs TO NoRFoLt
-.------- RQANO(E MD CEICAGn ---L-L-

SPECIAL LOW RATES TO NORFOLK,
ROANOKE AND CHICAGO,
z VIA N oRFOLk AND WESTERN RY.
NORFOLK HORSE SHOW at Norfolk
October 1871. $500 round trip, includ-
Ing one admission to the Horse Show.
Tickets on sale October 10Th to 21st, In
elusive, with final limit October 49, 1905.
4 MEDICAL SOCIETY oFsVIRGINIA, ut
Norfolk October 24th-27th. $3.50 rounds
trip. Tickets on sale October. 23d to 9th,
inclusive, with final limit October 80,
1905.
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN
Mt Roanoke October 2ad-
9th. s7s5 round-trIp. Tickets on sale
October 23d. 24th and 25th with final
limit October 20. 1905.
NATIONAL. BAPTIST CONVENTION
(colored), Mt Chicago, H., October 25th-
S1st $3.50 round-trip. Tickets on sale
October 2sd and gath, with final limit
November s, 1905.
For tickets and full information, apply
to j. II, Knowles. City Passenger Agent,
s3s r. Main Street; offices Of the Rich
mond Transper Company. or w, Steele
Ticket Agent, Byrd Street Station.
,s c. II. BOsLEY.
District Passenger Agent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
MAYOR SUSPENDS
CITY PHYSICIAN }
The seaboard Again Elects ]. NJ.
Barr Presi-
dent.
sTRAIGHT (: DENY BOLT.
Pushing Work on Tidewater
Railroad Survey West Of
Roanoke.
sTR Az IGH III; DENY j N BOLT
Special to The Times-Dlspatch.,
-.l-,


NORFOLK, VA October 1S,-AIayorj ].
G. Riddick to-day notified City Physician,
T. r. Speight that he is suspended from
duty for sixty days for neglect of duty.
He had been waraed before, but the
specific charge is that he failed to re-
spond to a call from the police headquar-
tiers to attend negro woman. who died
that night from fractured skull. During
the suspension the City Councils VIII
Investigate the charges.
The stockholders of the seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad met today at the
Railway and elected J. NJ. Barr presi-
dent and the following as board Of
directors: Judge Leigh R-Syyatts, OF Ports
mouth; J. NJ. Barr, of Norfolk: j. H.
Dooley. OF Richmond; G. e, Johnson, Of
Raleigh; R. Z. Mutt, Of Portsmouth,; r..
c. Hoffman of Baltimore, and "A, J.
Miller Of New York.
sTRAIGHToUTs DENY BOLT.
The defeated candidates OF tho Straight
out faction Of the Norfolk county Demo-
Gratis deny that they have bolted. They
are =, Finley Cromwell, candidate for
the clerk of tho County Court; C. w.
Coleman and George w. Jones, candidates
for the House of Delegates. They filed
their notices Of candidacy last night, as
that was the last day when the names
OF candidates can be entered.
Governor w. NJ. o. Dawson, OF West
Virginia. and Mrs. Dawson, arrived here
to-day. and they will remain Tomorrow
to attend the Horse Show and to visit
the Jamestown Exposition grounds. He
was entertained by Admiral Harrington
at the navy yard, and after that by re-
ception committee from the Jamestown
Company. He occupied a box, which was
reserved for him. at the Horse Show to-
night. He will return to West Virginia
Tomorrow by way of Richmond.
PUSHING THE Underwater.
The work OF the Underwater Railway is
proceeding rapidly, but Z Nv, Knight,
of Charleston, w. Va, general counsel
for the company. arrived here to-day to
confer with the legal and the construc.
ton departments to secure more haste
in the work.
The survey OF the route between Ron-
nolte and Glenyar was begun yesterday by
a corps OF engineers, under Capt II, G.
Trent, That is ono OF the last sections
undetermined and then the route Will
be complete from the mountains to the
sea.
Two negroes were taken off OF the
schooner Samuel D. Langford this after
noon by tho police. calling to tho shore
TINT they Wero shanghaied. They were
badly scared, and said that they had
been Induced to go aboard the Schooner,
and did not like the looks OF 1t. but they
We're not allowed to return when they
demanded thcr freedom.
Captain Charles Connert, commander
OF the schooner. was not there at the
time. but he explained That he had en-
ployed negro to get an oyster crew of
twelve men, but he did not know the
man or what representations no had
made to the men, The police will arrest
the man who deceived the negroes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE
MADE new MICH. RECORD.
The Trading in Common Was
Very Aggressive All
Day.
! (speclaI to Tho Times. pIspatct.,

Isl tspeclal to The Times-D spatch.) 5s
NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.,-American Locomotive
common was the feature of the stock market
to-day. making a new high record. sa
The establishment Of close wording arrange.
me nts with the General Electric Co1npa ny and
the admittnnce OF General Electric men to the
directorate q the American Locomotive Com
pany, furnished the reason for the rise q In
American Locomot I've Company common. Gem
leral Electric stock also rose three points by
mid day. 3l
81 The trading in Locomotive which had risen
to 64t by midway Of the afternoon was very
aggressive nll day, lots OF two to three thou
sand changing hands The heavy buying OF
this stock was generally ascr1bed to the pool.
up largely Of men connected With Z or Close close
to the company But the purchase of 1900
shares by a firm with a Philnne!phia branch
been either for the account OF n ~ ell known
Waldorf operator who was participating in the
advance or for a, bear OPERA tor. who was sup
posed to 3be short. The street had a theory
that the latter operator might be able to
account for some Of the ,lnfavornble stories
which were circulated to-day AZ q M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
RICHMOND l'RopuCn MARKET.

LIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. small: bright, PER
pound. 16c. medium. per pound, l4Dl5c.:
large. per pound, lac.; extra large, per pound.
49, Hens. small. per pound. lie. large. per
pound, 1lc BOOSTERS, each. 26130c. Ducks.
young. large, per pound. llllihe; young,
small, per pound. 10dllc. Geese. large. fat
zach. 5OdD75c. 5
.1uTTER-C hoIca family packed. prr pound.
!S1l9c.; choice dairy packed. per pound. l7Q1
- eho!ee store packed per pound; 5al7e;
mon. per pound, lS1l4c Iis
~ EGGsEIn crates nearby. fresh. per dozen.
,sT,o g shetre PER pound 90
per = pound n atgSe sheep faiI to prime, psr
We; cattle, fair to prime, per pound, 51a,sc.
!, Ms Mss y US pamsans busha
giac.; pears nartletty, choles To fancy. $50
s6o; seckes. choice 70 fancy. s4fpe 80; LeConte,
EEaa ss si@i Dried Apples sliced per pound,
s nnS auartered, per pound. $50. dark per
Hs9mRIn sl, Be- Dried beaches. peeled per pound,
peeIed, pes peeled, dark per pound 1Ogllc.; UNI
iSs nfiss Wshor,leb.r1es. pei pound s@
sz,ooas,1oi choice yellow, flour barrel isS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
GIL, BOSLEY, Il
District Passenger Agent,
lEATEs REDUCED TO PETERSBURG.
VA ACCOUNT CONFEDERATE
26TH AND 27TH, 1909

Account tho above occasion. tho At
11mtio Coast Line Railroad will sell
tickets, Richmond to Petersburg and, re-
itllrn. at rate OF ono frst-class fare plus
a5 ocnts, tickets on sale October 2Sd,
nhh and 25th. limited to return October
sahh. 1905.
! On October 26th the Atlantic Coast
Lime Railroad will sell tickets, Richmond
10 Petersburg and return, at ratio OF fifty
IJ4) cents. good returning on samo date
only account battle OF the Cratcs.
For further information. apply to
agents OF the company, the Richmond
Transfer Company, or * II =
g, S. CAMPBELI, y. II. A.,
!. II S3S East Main Street.
III 1lchmondt va. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
NAVAL STORES.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. IS. 1906.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk meridian
disc and passengers. Old Domi MON line. {i57S 8
Schooner Alice j. Yenable Signaigo. Jamee
river. light. !& q As
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly Norfolk mercfan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Pccanon tas. Graves. Norfolk, mer-
ehandise and passengers, Virginia Navigation
Company. 81 H57If
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCT. Is. 1905.
ARRIVED. tat53
Steamer Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo. s7l ~
V Steamer Elm City, Haynes. Mnttaponl River
Landing. passengers and general cargo. $50.
1 SAILED,
Steamer Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
Elm City. Haynes, Mattapon! River landInKs
passengers! and general cargo. We
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. is. 1896. 4
ARRIVED.
Schooner w. B. Palmer Portland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
District Paasenger agent,
HORSE SHOW, NEW YORK, NovEM.
wv Der 18TH TO 18TH 49, AH

Old Dominion Steamship Company's
twelfth annual personally conducted sx-
curson to New York account OF the
great Horse show, will leave Richmond
via Old Dominion Might Line Friday. Mo-
peake and Ohio Railway. Saturday. Mo-.
vember nth, at 4 p, NJ, or Norfolk and
Western Railroad. 8 P, NJ. connecting
with express steamer, Old Dominion line,
at Norfolk arriving In Now York Sum
day. 8 p. NJ. Round-tr!p tickets, good
for ton days only s12'oo, Including meals
and stateroom ber:h on steamer Az New
York will be crowded Horse Show week,
apply early and secure good steamer and
hotel reservations. Special hotei rates
have been secured for the party.
JOHN j., MAYER, ACT,
t0s II, Aialn Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19

choice, per buzhel. 7ogsoc Apples fancy per
common to fair, per barrel. 81 ,ls5. wool. tub
OF burrs, so8alc-;; merino, ,inwashed. 2o0ac.:
bury. 21sc. per pound lesa lleh potatoes.
fancy. per barrei. ;L7sSs.oo. Cabbage. domss.
tic. per ton III. 90 domestic, PEI. 100 pounds.
!i0l.I. Bacon, halns, small 1511ec.: hams
ders smoked, 9Gp10c. Lard. country. prime, 30
lDc. j
81. e0tt2.75: winter extra s. 7i11oo; winter
elearS. ~ soQt7So: winter straight f+GsA25: win
ter patent &L6o414.75. Buckwhelt, per pound,
H4Gec. Cornmeal. city sacked. 7p6721hc.:
ccuntry bDtel, sacked 62HGI$5c. 3Ezi8 ca
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
.outl1ern4RaiIWa

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT ocr. Il. 1ax fl s
-, TRAINS LEAVE HICHMON b. -
10y a. M.-Daily--Local for chariotte ~ - @
= s ''V 4. .,,h.EDaiy-Lmt ted Buffet Pullman "a
NIt aa.ta and Birmingham. New Oriea,,G
~ Memphis. Chattanooga and oil tho SOUTH
!, FIG :So 8 s M M.-Es sunaay--Ke Local
5{ r. NJ. for all the South. m 1:''4t'9s'sa
-, YORK RIVER LIN q, III 5R5
= ne iaVorlte route TO Baltimore and Eastern Il
poua a.s. 81 Leayes Richmond 1870 p NJ daily
I:ao r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sunday. NJ iss;
4:sV T. hl.-Except Sunday--For West Point 4
connecting with steamers for Haltmor3t
ana river landings Steamers call at York
s Town ana Clay Bank Mondays Wednes.S
Gays ana Fridays. a nd at Gloucester Point
ena s. Almonds Tuesdays. Thursday and
4:46A a.. N Except Sunday Local rn,r.4 for
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. ;ss
6:5S A. NJ. and SAP r.. M.-F'rom all the South
s s From Charlotte and Durham. d M
q '49 =. ; M,.-From Keysvlle and intermediate
s:a p. M,-Bal tlmorc and ives. Point .js5S
1855 A.iAf.-Dally-Except4 Sunday and Mon- 4
day day: $40 2, n. daily. except sunday-.
g, !, W wEsTRURY:SD. P. A.. Richmond. Va. I.
=, =: : H a p WICK. W. Il TAYLOE,
II. B. SPENCER, Gent. Mr.. - - ,; s536
E3sls3 VA Warrington. D. c. n. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
Hot Iron Bar Bursts,

i NEW BRITAIN, CONN., October IT,
An exploslon caused by a workman pour
Ing cold water on a heated bar OF Iron
In the Vulcan Iron Works tonight sea
riously injured two men and wrecked the
Interior OF one of the buildings, The iron
burst and shot UP through the oupole of
the building, setting fire to II. Two
worlsmell We're In the room, when the ac-
cident occurred, and they were terribly
Injured by Tying pieces " metal and
wood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
Republic Steel Directors.

Especial to Tho Times lspatch.)
JERSEY CITY, N, J.,aOct 1S.-E. y. Ber-
wind and n. g. Cooper have been elected dirse-
tors OF the Republic Steel and Iron Company,
succeeding w. Fl. Hasslnger md John Crerar.
Grant 3. schley. George r. Sheldon and John
y. Gates were reelected, all for the term OF
3 No report was issued at tho meeting. Is y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
BUSINESS AGAIN
SHOWS DECREASE
Stock Market Had Tendency
Toward Very Narrow
Fluctuations.
FEATURE OF THE IL: TRADING j:
1T Was American Locomotive
Which Made Successive
Jumps.
nv Associated Pregs,)

Fl NEW YORK, October 49, Business de.
creased at the stock exchange again to-
day, although II did not fall back to the
low lovel OF Monday. The market contn-
ued to show d tendency TO immobllity or
to very narrow fluctuations with dlspo-
sition to return to given level AS there
was some early pressure against the mar
ket to-day the declining tendency was
contested by pushing up selected list OF
stocks.
American Locomotive was the feature
OF the day and the indifference OF the
general market to SO conspicuous a fea-
lure made n striking demonstration OF
the inpnssiveness OF The speculation.
With occasional setbacks locomotive
sorptioii, the extreme advance reaching
IL points. Other railroad equipment
stocks and the electrical industrials show
cd moderate. sympathy!
7 Reading also made q show OF strength
1T ono timc In the first resistance to the
depression and current reports OF further
extensive combination of anthracite IN
tcrests were used to help the stocks
These supporting points IN the nlarket
were Of very moderate effect IN con-
testing the gneral tagging tendency.
The disproval OF several OF the Gays IT,
mors pointed TO operations by a. bear eie-4
ment In the trading.
There were no changes OF importance
In the local money MARKET " vs.
The announcement OF The Closing OF
national bank In Allegheny made PAD
Impression on sentiment. Tho closing was
! easy, with the general list ut about the
lowest. Z, s:5 -
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. $o.2A5U 900. y,
United States bonds were Gil uno1asls-
ed on call. ~ nos =, ~.
MONEY AND EXCHANGES: CLOSE
\ Money on cali, steady, 1-4l5 per cent;
closing bid, z ~: offered at T.. Tine
days 5df6 l-2: Elk mon tbs. 4 3-44l6. Prime
mercantile paper. Sos Ia per cent. ster-
ling exchange. strong with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at &4.S6. 100. s6 - for
!, day bills; posted rates. 24.$3 and 4.S6 1.20
4.Si. Commercial bills, S4.s2 1-4G4.S? S-s.
Bar silver, g. 1-S cents. Mexican dollars.
II IA cents. sse 3ialY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
COTTON MARkBTA.

NEW YORK. Oct 1s.-Ths cotton mar teta
was moro active and advanced n Ahade on c0F-
s,inx OF xhorta and buying fer long account y,
The close was steady al a net advance q yoV
n points. Sales wsro estimated At So ooo nnles;
Tho opening was Arm nt an advance OF e4g7s
poin.a. and tho market soon showed & ret gain
Of lS1Jli polntx on covering. inspired by steady
cables, a better demand In the English market
smaiiaT interior receipts and a bullish private
SaIes Around ssa fos January pressurs again
buyer. and a renewal Of local bear pressure
but after q reaction OF 8 or a points the mar
kot nr1ner up again and reached the , hlsas hest
xeather forecast was 6or colder wea,heL IN the
10 90 bales. wcrr accompanied by predictions
i for a continued heavy movement abroad. owing
10 advances In ocean freight rates from vart-
GUS points. II was also reported that con:
aidernn'o bulk Of tho local bulk bad been sold
for shipment abroad and the while the mar.
ket sold on 2 or points from the best toward
the close under realizing. shorts remained fair
buyers and there was so,no demand from South
em bulls.
Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day s. :7s
bales against Go. So3 last week and $3.50, last
year. For the week (estimatsdl $4,000 bales
against 347.Od, Inst week and 337.4D last year
To-da,'s receipts at New Orleans sos bales
against I6.7O7 last year. and at Houston 1908
bales against 1l,s14 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
it-oW coLoNIsTs' RATES o|ARlzoNA,
GALE ORNlA, OREGON, WAsHINe.%
TON AND MONTANA, VIA N.
tt@A4i43aisS AND w. RAIi WAN 5Ft3a III f44I5.

/, The Norfolk and Western Railway will
sell daily until October S1st tickets to
points in above named States MS we'll
Jas to points In other Western States at
VERY low rates; MS for Instance, tho rate
t.ior colonist mixed Glass ticket from
FIRichmond to San Francisco is only s46,75.
Gall at Company's office, SSS u, Main
street. or write to the undersigned for
S1,ull particulars. nj Ill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
Iron in Demand

Especial to Tho Times Dispat ch.) ST
D N EW5 YORK Oct Isl. G. Nlaben, presi-
dent Of the Sloss- Sheffield reports present con
dlti on IN the Southern IRON trade rs highly
steel continues unchecked. and prices arc i'd
va nclnE. Ia ss4s5 n. GaS 923if3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS. Z

NEW YORK. Oct. M-TLOUR-F1rm with
40. Buckwhcat Flour-Duil Of II. 80. Corn
meal-steady. kin-dried, s3d5.0s. Rye-Steady.
lBarley-Firm: feeding, 3sEc.. .5s
Wheat-Spor firm; No. 2 red, 9lHc. Options
elosed aiaHc. net higher: May. 9lHcs; Decem-
! corn-spo. steady: No soxs- Options
clos ed lSap?c.s3 nat higher. May. eVkc-: Decein-
hams, ssai0s. Lar a western steamed.
$760ap1.75; refined, quiet. Pork-stcady. TAT
sa @ ss Strained eosmon q seoa la
10. sTnrpentine-Dull at 7ISff1ttc. t3s
s CoHec-6pot Rio, steady; No. invoice.
5 9-1Gc-; mild, quiet; Cordoya, lDal3c-4 Futures
closed net unchanged TO points higher.
Sugar--Faw. quiet and steady; fair refining.
~; centrifugal. fs test. 2xe.; molases sugar.
e4c.; refined, quiet. Rice-Stcady.
Butter-Steady and unchanged. Cheese
Steady and unchanged. Esgs-Firm and I'M
changed. FIJI
Pota,oes-Steady and unchanged. Cabbage-,
Steady and unchanged. gtPeanutg-Quiet and
unchanged s>htsS-Steady and unchanged.
Cottons.ed OIl-Duil and barely steady. Prime
crude. I. o.. b. mills, lsalshc.::. prime sum
n:er yellow. 1GssAc-; prime white. 2sd2sHc.;
prime winter yellow. Y9esac.
CHICAGO Oct. 1s.-Damase by locusts TO
factors creating a strong market for wheat
hero to-day. Wet weather In the United States
WAS another factor. Al the close wheat for
December delivery was up Nc. Oats show a
gain Nc; corn and proyisons are practically
unchanged. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
MEETING vIRGINiA.cARoLiN FOX
HUNTERS, SsocIATiON;. CHASE
G lTY, VA, OCTOBER
24TH-2sTH. 1905.

u - 7'So n, lSOo, 81
D Very low rates via Southern Railway
from Richmond, Winston- Salem. Green's
boro. Danyille Norfolk, ClarksvIlle and
Intermediates stations Tickets on sale
October 21st to 2Sd, inclusive; return limit
October 31st.
Inquire OF ticket agents.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

st3tTl5 Dft1E GUUDS IMAFShET. I713, :, "a
Z NEW YORK. Oct ls.-The dry goods narke,
70 day was generally. quiet, although sthe &C.
1tcn 81 the Fall River manufacturers advancing
WAGES. together with the restoration of wages
by ,Mr. Borden influenced a good many selicrs
70 greater nrmncss Buyers were conservative,
many lines. Jobbers trade was Of faair vol.
NAVAL STORES.
. .,WMMINGToN, n. c., Oct. ls,-sP1Rrrs
tTCkPENTlNE-Nothin doing: receipts, lis
casks: Rosin--Ffr,n nj 1876 bid: receipts "a
bavreS Tar--Firm at 81. 50; receipts. % barrels.
t.EIude Turpentine-F1rm at q. e5g4.7o; receipts,
s,sAvANNAH. GA. Oct. II. -ruRPENTrNE-
Firm at ss.ac.; sales Rone; receipts. 97s casxs
barrels: shipments. 1S5 barrels.
uCHARLESTON. s.. c. Oct. 1s.-TURPEN-
TINE AM fROSIN-Nothing doing. E
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. {
Isiehmond: Va, Oct is. 1905
OH OTATlONS 81 li52
CATTIN MAKKNTN.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards,l

q. y, I, !. Richmond, Va, Oct 10. 1905.
ending October 10Th is as follows; 8 y
Best steers, m 9tc. extra fine 6Ac.; medium
best helfers, SO exsTa sood shade higher;
-. sev \, I s es%Men !! e ssr
extra Tine, 1c.; fresh COWS, IsoeS4S,oo per head.
hest 81 s si,.Hesp, lESc fair e good, cons
ss 9fe, sominSn 70 fa!r, age;se. Feeding
$3.50 per head bucks, common TO- best, 21shc,
best hogs bMaeas, !, gross; piEs, 5QloMc,; rough
Prospects fair on all kinds OF stock,
HIcAG e ,.5 os, As.t Ias
higher; others allow md weak. Deerss. 500
8. IS; staeksrs and feeders tss5 lo; cows sna
!. IS; ssisss sss,so. Il ~ tsesipts 80
Rscelptn 5000 head Market active and arm;
Sleep saG6 50; yeariings, s0GS2e; lambs. NW
III st1. e,1sss sIa
to l9c- hover. Native steers. ~ z. Cal Yss--