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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Nov s.--The cotton market
wss active and excited with prices undergoing
q sensational break after the publication OF
the census report. showing s,ts36t6 bales g!nned
to- November LIST. The close was 79lo points
up from the lowest, but barely steady at q net
deone Of 251leo points. Sales We're estimated
At !, 10000 bales.
The opening was steady at decline of l
point TO an advance OF points and shortly
hfterWard all the active months showed a
gain Of or points on covering and bull
demand In the English market and reports OF
very firm Interior holders. But fresh demand
was restricted to some extent by Uncertainty
as to the showing OF tho census report in sho
afternoon and local professionals evidently be-
lieying tho market overriding rallied It during
the middle of the morning, and with consId-
cradle realizing In progress prices eased off to
net loss OF about 14Gl6 points. Following
this there was second upturn on covering
of recent sellers, and tho market Just before
the report was issued was nrm and nearly the
high point. or around lilo for January and
ll,6o for March. inside OF ten minutes after
the report was issued January was selling at
1l,05 and March at l1,25 or 34Ga6 points not
lower There was active liquidation through
wire and commission houses, and leading bears
Of prices on the decline and late fluctuations
Receipn at the ports today We're s.. s1a bale,
against 4S40s last week and bO6 SIS last year
For the week (estimatedl S8.0 bales against
s45 ESQ last week and 1856 $50 last year, Tosday's
receipts at Nsw Orleans 1874? bales against
le.7@ last year. and at Houston 1908 bales
sganst S.7s7 last year. '5i,, I.
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CHEAP RATES TO NASHVILLE,
TENN, AND CHATTANOOGA,
TENN, VIA SEABoARO

, The sEABoARD will sell round trip
tickets from Richmond to Nashville ut
ratio Of SITS for the round trip; tickets
sold November Goth and 2lst. limited to
return by November 30th, account OF
Southern Educational Association.
Round trip tickets will be sold BY all
Seaboard agents to Chattanooga at rate
of one fare, plus 25 cents; rate, both ways.
from Richmond, $3.50; tickets sold NO
ye,nbcr Sth and 9th, limited to return not
later than November 18th, =
For all information as to schedules, etc..
call on any sEABOARD agent, Richmond
transfer Company. or District Passenger
office. $50 East Main Street. SEE THAT
YOUR TICKETS READ VIA SEABOARD.
THE FLORIDA SHORT LINE.
Fl. s, Lizard, w. 81. taylor, &
D. p. A. 9. II, A.
$50 East Main Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS AIARIlETs,
COTTON.
Special to The Times-Dispatch,)


NEW YORK. November s..-The census
report OF the cotton ginning to November
Isl, issued to-day, effectively negatives
the claims Of the short crop extremists.
! y shows that 6.4s4. eco bales have been
slnned up.to the 1st of November, as
against s,Ce9o90 last your (Which was co.
IN 1905 (Which was SIS per cent. Of the
entire crop. s5 M
II the proportion glnned up to the 1st
Of November is the same as last year
the indicated growth this yearis approx.
mately 1880 G0O. If the proportion etnnod
up to the LIST of ovember this year is
the same as in 1903 (1vith which season it
Is the frequent claim Of the bulls that
1905 most closely conforms both as to
acreage and condition), the indi Gated CROP
Is II. S6S.o00 81 ;5 q n q 1fs7'5 n q
3. ANY theory that assumes a crop or un.
der 1l,00 900 bales involves the assumption
that the present crop has been more rap
idly picked, marketed and harvested,
than In any year since 1896. That this
should be the case In view of the ur.
gency with which farmers have been nd.
tvsed by the Southern Cotton Association
to hold their cotton Ia. in my opinion,
absurd, and L therefore, now regard 1t
as certain as any statistical proposition
can be. that the cotton production of the
present season Is II 0SO, 0O00 bales or over
to which must be added. in order to ar.
rive at the commercial crop, approx-
nately 10000 bales carried over from
last year.
The details Of the quantity ginned In
each State up to the list OF November this
year, last year and In 1908. are as follows:
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CHEAP RATES TO ALL WINTER RE-
SORTS VIA SEABOARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY, THE
FLORIDA SHORT

Round-trp winter tourist rates are
now on sale by all Seaboard agents TO
winter resorts at greatly reduced rates
Ola the seaboard Air Line. The Sea-
f,oard is tho shortest line to Florida by
many miles, and has the fastest time and
most complete schedules; service unsur-
passed, Two daily trains running to
Florida without change. The only d.
rect line to Camden. Pinehurst and other
Carolina resorts
For all information as to rates or
schedules call on any Seaboard agent.
Richmond Transfer Company or to
H. IS. Lizard, w. NJ. TAYLOR,
Dist Pass. Agt. City Ticket Agt.
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The details OF the quantity ginned In
each State up to the LIST of November this
year, last year and In 1908. are as follows:

It IS interesting 70 note thai the total
quantity glnned in the States OF Alabama
Georgia Florida. North Carolina, South
lucky, Missouri and Virginia is 8, lin
as against S6s5,G0 last year, or an In
crease Of one half OF one per cent. while
the entire deficiency as compared with
Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas, and is
cent. Of the 18th OF October
It Is 2 far dedaetlon from to.day.s
Georgia. south Carolina and North ca Caro- o,
lima is at least a large. IL not larger,
than last year. ear ana g that the produc,
that OF last year. The shortage in THE the
crop. a j have ctamer all along is con-
fined mainly to North Texas, and the con-
nlguDgs hd ans lIsEFs59sy AssIsspp
ofTlast year. North Texas and the other
States named produced last year about
5000, COO bales rof cotton.
cent. in tlfeir yield, which I think unduly
large, and as a matter of conseryat ism,
ADD q further shortage ofS 10000 bales
(Which do nottthlnk exists In the other
cally i1,2500co bales, and I am now In
cllned To believe that shis Will be found
rather under than In excess Of tile final
MY friends, tho short crop Theorists
note that IN Georgia and South Caro-
lima I'M amount sinned up to November
LIST actually exceeds their estimates Of
tho entire seasons production for these
States, this heing especially true In lie
case Of Mr., T. G. Dez. who. for Messrs.
", c., Craig 6 Company, of Vicksburg,
estimates the total crop in Georgia, South
Carolina and Louisiana at 2,0l9,o06 bales,
Whereas there have been actually ginned
IN to the LIST OF Novemberin these States,
2,14, 900 bales.
4 (Signed) VHEODORE PRICE,
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Spot cotton closed quiet mIddling uplands,
l.0: nlddling gulf, 1885, GALES. $3.50 bales

L Cotton--M iddling. 1lso: gross receipts, 2, go
bales: sales, 1900 bales; stock. 232, 215 bales
1 Tota to-day at all ports-Set receipts 6.6l9
bales: export TO Great Britain. l,5l2 bales: TO
France 3,7s8 bales: TO the Continent B,11s
bales to japan. 2s5s bales; stock. l.oA.Ss4
bales. as!. 20.
Consolidated at all potis-Neta receipts. 2..s. las
bales; export to Great Britain, q coz bales TO
France $3.50 bales; to the Acontinent. So, q!
bales: to Japan. 2,s5s bales: To q aiexIco iso
bales II f,S,{t 4 II :. 2. 5s5s5 81; slisj
Total since September lstf at ali r.orts7--Set
receipts 2s22. ssl hales; export 10 Great Britain
ss973 bales: TO France, s2ISd04 bales: to the
Continent, 7ts, $40 bales; To Japan. 500 bales:
10 Mexico. 2ao bales. HE
NEW ORLEANS, Nov s-cOTTON-spot
cotton quiet aud steady. Sales ?,1G0 bales. In
Guiding 100 to arrive. Quotations unchanged;
rndd!ing. II b-1sc. Futures Influenced BY bet
ier Liverpool conditions. opened lfdi7 points
sales soon carried prices down 1+l15 points
This was followed by a reaction. which by
noon carried December points higher than
finals. The market was only mod
erately active UP TO 1 o'clock. when the Census
Bureau glnners' report was read. Traders
within few minutes tho active post weie
hammered down a3d5s points. December de-
elned 81 points to 10, 20: January IS points TO
i1o7. and March SO points to 1Ls. Strong bull
!sh support then came to the aid OF prices.
which resulted In a sharp recoyery. The mar
ket closed steady With net losses OF eoa2l
points.
cember, 1loit7il O2: January, 11.llau.H; Feb
ruary. u.?la.l1.22; March. i. sa1l1. 40: APRIL
ii. lsl1l I7 May. ll5'Gll6s: June. II 81 Oil. 50;
JulX. u. 7inlI. q. 80 49, - -
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Ing. 4oa4ec. No i naxseed, e3,zc. No. / north
western, s1oo; prime timothy seed. $3.z5 Mess
pork, per barrel. tl3.s79li.oo: lard. per 100
pounds s7.o6@7.07: short ribs sides (oose). sIl6
GI.% snort clear. sides (boxedl. s7.1297.25.
Whiskey. basis ofhigh wines. si.so Clover,
cries. l7It G22hc.: daries, l7Gcoc Cheese
Firm at 12K Ql3Kc. Eggs-FtrTn at mark. cages
included. 2pc,; rsts. &c: prime flrsts re-; ex-
tras. ?sc.
. BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. s.--FLoUR-Quiot
and unchanged. Wheat-Firmer: spot. con-
ssKc!: southern by sample, nc. corn-Firmer;
spot. new. 55h 955isc.: now southern white. 6o1p
SC. Oats-Eas!er: No. mived, s4Als4lsc.
Rye-Firu1 at 7707sc. 9utter-F'irm and I'M
changed: fancy Imitation. loa1eoc. do. cream
ery.si 23R24c.: do. ladle, l711Sc. ;store-packed.
14Rl6c Eegs-Steady and unchanged at &c.
iChcese-Firm and unchanged at 13a1itc.
sugar-steady and unchanged
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p 51'Na7 lll5s,lI ~, q,
MARINE 3INTELLIGENCE. I

49, y
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. s. 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
Schooner s. r.. kerwin Saunders. Lapd un1.
Md. fish, A. c. Young Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk, merchan-
dice and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. James River
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Schooner Columbia, F. G.. Courtney, James
! Schooner Alice ]. venable. slgnaiso. James
Barge Albemare, Wolf James River light
PORT OF WEST POINT NOV. s. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo. 3.
Steamer Elm CITY Haynes. Mattaponi River
landings, passengers and general cargo
53 SAILED 80:
3 steamer Baltimore Courtney, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo. 4
Steamer Elm City, Haynes. Mnttapont River
landings, passengers and general cargo.
PORT. NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. 8. 1906.
ARRIVED,
steamer Westphilia New Orleans.
Steamer Hestia. Norfolk. XII
Barge West Point, New Haven.
Barge Manuel L. Lugano New York. My
Barge Solus. Boston
Steamer Westphllla., Hamburg.
Steamer st. GotharI. Vera Cruise.
Schooner H. Fl. Benedict Gardner.
Schooner Bayard Barnes, Providence.
Schooner Addie N. Lawrence. Boston.
Barge JEANNE East Boston.
Barge G. R. Sheffield. Providence.
III II
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WINTER TOURIST HATES, VIA THE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
ti..a5..-aL-.. RAIl RnAn -.-.l.---2

Winter Tourist tickets are now on sale
to all Southern Winter Resorts via the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line Ia ths
Shortest, Quickest and most Elegantly
I1quipped between the North and South.
1t offers to- health and pleasure seekers
service eqlalled by none. You make no
change to Florida points; have two
through trains daily,
Full information, apply to agents Of the
Company, or
Richmond Va.
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I. NATIONAL HORSE SHOW,
II NEW Work. NJ " sA
NOVEMBER 18th to 18th, 1905.
- - ~ a Mn a ~ n u IN

WAC. g. O. AND o. p. 8, IS, LINE
Saturday, November 18th, tho G. q o.
Ry. viii sell round-trip excursion tlckets
from Richmond TO New York CITY, With
return limit OF November 2lst, at Sl2.
Including meals and state-ropm accom-
modations on steamer both ways.
Leave Richmond 4 100 Il, ~; arrive New
York 800 r. n next day
The most delightful excursion OF the
season. Va
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READING RISES;
ALL ELSE FALLS
Stock Dealings Expand But is.
Due to Heavy Speculation
III Reading.
INDUSTRIAL sPEcIALTIEs
Iron and Steel Stocks Figured
Largely in Showing Of
Strength.
INDUSTRIAL sPECIALTIEs
(By Associated Prcss.)

NEW YORK, November s.-Reading
continued It's surprising advance in the
market to-day while practically every
thing else went lower. The volume Of
the market underwent q considerable
expansion, but this was largely attribu-
table to the enormous dealings in Read
Ing. which had the market to Itself for
3 long periods. The relation between the
rise In Reading and tho weakness in the
rest OF the market, was puzZlinH. An
upward spurt, IN Reading. usually preced-
cd the free selling OF the day elsewhere.
Taking the election results AS whole.
there was no disposition to discern any
tage or privilege In the spirit of the
electorate; the course Of events during
the day emphasized the influence of
the money outlook, and gave II a doEni-
banks are clearly sustaining further
Z heavy cas, losses out OF the meager sur
plus reserve shown by Saturdays bank
statement. The outgo from the banks
operations alone amounts to s., 167 900.
This would be more than sufficient 10
wipe out the surplus as II stood on
s a % e mhs Tss o th y sa G s
per cent and the movement TO reduce the
credit obligations BY liquidation OF stocks.
therefore, were not surprising. Neither
was The check to the pressure for With vt tn.
y
York. to be wondered ut In view OF the
urgent need for funds developed here.
The foreign exchange market however.
showed no yielding tendency, although
( II did rot advance.
Besides Reading, there were some other
points OF strength, mostly amongst In.
steel stocks figuring largely In the show.
ing, These movements were attributed
more to professional operations than
TO any large general demand. The de-
to- 1,r lat
ter part OF the day. and the closing was
active and weak at the lowest prices OF
3 the day. The special weakness Of Mis-
comparison OF earnings with last year.
The leadership OF st. Paul in the de-
cline was OF decided erect on specula-
tive sentiment. t.f I'm.
Bonds were easy. Total sales. par VAL va i;
5Iie. 50 231. 90. EEE t4..4
United States bonds. unchanged on
call.
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BUTTER-choice family packed, per pou haa.
ISHl9c.: choice dairy packed. per pound !Sg
100: choice stove packer, per pound; lb1lec. !
medium store packed, per pound, ltQloc,; COM
per found. 13G14c. .silt
EGGs-In crates nearby, fresh per dozen,
&c. other sections. per dozen, !29e8c-
LIVE sTocK-veo!s. choice. per pound. go
SIZE; fair to good, per pound. s1sAc. runners.
per pound, i15c.: sheep fall to prime; PEI 5
pound. 2l4hc,: lambs. spring. pei po Sin 20
E,lc; cattle, fair to prime. per pouno. Vttfs.
MIScELLANEoUS-Dri peaches. peeled.
per pound. 12llsc. Pears. Bartletts. cnnlee 10
fancy, EGs5o; Sycles, choice TO fancy, Sageto.
Dried applies, sliced. per pound. shaa ,si \
duartered, per pound. s,sc; dark per pound,
5c & BIackberries. per pound, &C.; who9tlepes-
ries, Der pound sgloc. onions. choice yellow.
sugsr barrel ss.75as.oo; choice. yellow, flour
barrel .s2B62.so; choice. per blsh t
Apples fancy. per barrel, oas.N; sho!cs'
per barrel. ssg2.s5: common to fair: per barrel,
SialSo Wool. tub-washed. free OF burrs. SsV
SIC: UNNAMED, free OF burI. SDa3lc.; merino.
uEwashed, @Gssc,; bury, ease; per pound less.
t basrel p0t;a issaso per
i Bacon n.n Ssm so small Saldc; ham. large
ioIi1c. Lard. country prime s7loc.
] FLoUR-(Jobpers Pr.ces).-.,%laisr superior:
'koe01275; winter extra, $?1tgss0o; .. WintIsr
clears }3t013. 80; winter straight t04 %; VIZ
Ter patent, 81. s0GA75. Duckwhsat, Per pound:
EkG3c. corumeal. city sacked. fioVis1sc,'
&C untTy boIted. sacked. S2h165c,
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Prospects fair TOR all kinds OF stock

+ CHICAGO. Nov, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a.
900 head. Market Best steady; others weak.
Common TO prime steers, 81. l6a6.4o; cows,
s27694.lo; heiters. s:.26Q5.oo: bulls. s2G4.25
calves, s29675; stockers and feeders. 81 1900. Is.
BsEs-Reeeipts s5o9a head Market &C. lower
heavy, 81. 9o15. 90: light weights. butchers.
i.ss: packers, siOa6oo. sheep-ReceIpts 800
head. Market steady Sheep. So. 1906; spring
lambs, good t ocholce. '7d7is
NEW YORK, Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING
?.7b0 head. Good steers steady: others slow
and selling at low figures, Bulls and COWS
generally STEADY q; Native steers sS9s 10;
i1.a59a.6o calves:-Reeetpts, 1886 head. Slow
to c5c. lower. Veals. AIS.5O; -little calves. $40
$50; grassers, s25ha?75; Westerns so.76a4,O0.
Dressed calves dull; city dressed veals. SGDl2;:c
per pound country dressed, 7Gl1ho.{ per pound,
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts a,626 head. Mar
ket steady: lambs weak to l0c. lower. Sheep.
3s+5oQ6.60; lambs. s6.60G7.60. TIogs-Receipts,
l1,sA head Market slow State and Pennsyl-
tyania hogs. Sb3oG5to.
UNION STOCK YARDS; PlrTsBURG, Pa.
Choice. IS. 25a6.s; prime ssSo0s. it, Hogs-Re-
cepts light and market active Prime heavy.
s., 20; medium. heavy workers. and pigs, 5000
$40; roughs. s414.6o.F sheep-supply light; mar
ket steady. Prime wethers. s., sos. so; common
s2@s5o; lambs. si.bo97 50; veal calves. s79775,
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. s.--HoGs-1ower
500 Cattle--Slow. Fair to good shippers
ss.soa4eo; common. s202,25 Sheep-ste ady at
$3G4,75. Lambs-Steady at H606135.
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I.ynchburg Tobacco Market.

( I.ynchburs. Va. N9y, s. 1885,.
i Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchburg
market for the two weeks ending Noveiainer
ID. as reported by John j.. Ogssby, Of Lyneh's
aIYayehousc, We're az follows: n
Sold week ending October 9Th. 1873 100
poundsi-sold week endlnS November Sd. 1890
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW. YORK. Nov s.-gLouR-steadler
Rskwhea and g HsrsYsteads
Wheat-Fir,ner; No. red. e9e; elevator. ".
tions lNdIIc. net higher May closed at s'tsc'i
D ea1nnFrn: '.S 10 elevator SIC options NO
lie. mel. higher May, 5aAc.; December SIC.
sOats-,Tirm; mixed. Soc.
Beef@stsady. cut stats-steady. Lard
QUIET: western steamed ~. s517.e 50; refined. ir-
regular, continent. SITS. Pork-Barely steady.
Extraordinarily steady. Eos!n-Qulet, Tnrpen-'
Rice-steady. Molasses-F1rm, Conse-Spot.
Rio oulet; mild, quiet Cordoya, 0&Gl?Ac.
Futures steady. unchanged to points higher.
susar1Raw, easy; fair refining 2l3-l6daSc.:
centrifugal, s7-lsc.; n'olasses sugar. 2s,lSD
'f Potat oesMIrlsh and sweets. steady and un-
chamred Ga Enthusiastically and unchanged.
fFsreei,xShts-sisady ana unchanged. Peanuts
Steady and unchanged.
crude, I, O. b. mills 2lfl2llsc.; prime yellow,
27ss dssc.; prime white, sodsic.i prime winter,
sc@Slc
CHICAGO, ILL. Nov. s,-~Russ,an news
dominated the wheat market to-day, Reports
of Continued disorders developed decided
strength, IN the price Of wheat the May option
CLOSING with "a net gain OF lAo, Corn is up
MGfscc, Oats show q gain OF A6ssc Provls-
'Va ~, ~ nrS,I,,re. rappaH ~. Soylon,.,
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4 CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
:. 1890. lSsalea 1T IIuinu Stock Va rda l $3.50

(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
A855fs Richmond. Va !. Nov. s. 1905
The repor Of the live stock market for the
week ending October 3oth Is as follows:
nc: Common sgs q; Best heiferss. s4S4c:
C C. mmon to fair 7sG5ssc.; best COWS. sa3Ac
Psr head Best tat sheep. iMaSc.: fair 70 good.
A9Sc.; old culls 2Q3c.; best lambs, $40 lec. ;
wethsrs, sX @le: BUCKS. sSsszc.; best hogs:
81 Ghe:; pigs. 6qSAc.; rough hogs. eows and
Prospects fair tor all kinds OF stock
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irginia Ma yigation 20
and Miners
Transportation Co.

Boston, Mass. and Providence, r. 4.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday
dsnce Monday Thursday aud saturday1 AZ q
r. ~ PassenEars and freight tnken for ali
o. Rwy. and ~ and W. Rwy OFFICES and and
No. $40 East Main 80
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70, sales stocks. 1890 shares.

MONEY AND EXCHANGE: CLOSE
Money on call strong and higher. SOS
per cent; last bid. s; offered, S IL. Time
money. firm; 90 and 60 days; 6a5 Ii siS s
months, s. Prime mercantile paper, sap
with actual bnQsiness in bankers. bills.
at sisG 6s9I0 for demand, at A.e3.oS9$4.ss.s
10 for co day bills. Posted rates. s4S5 II
ana s4.s7i.2 Commercial bills, 4.s2 3-SQ
a.. Bar silver, 81. Mexican dollars.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
Line. :, common and preferred-.Nothinr doin =.
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NAVAL sTnREs,

NAVAL sTnREs
WILMINGTON N. c.. Nov. s-SplRITs
TuRPENTINE-Stend and unchanged; re-
cepts. IS casks. Rosin-Nothing doing; re-
cepts, la5 barrels. Tnr-Flrm ut $3.50; receipts
81 barrels. Crude Turpentine-Firm at $500
AIS: receipts, 60 barrels
SAVANNAH, Ca Nov. s.-TuRPENTINF-l
Nominal at ssc1s. sales. 500 casks; receipts us
casks. Rosn-Ffrm; sales. #l 81 barrels: re-
5ceipts, 3.02S barrels shipments 1296s barrels.
4 CHARLESTON S. c.. Nov. S-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN--NothingS doing.
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hardened perceptibly to-day. Sorne advances
were reported and the outlook Is not favorable
to the buyer Operations werc somewhat re
strieted to-iay.
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For New York.

E5 Via Night Line Steamers tcxcept Saturday,
making connection In Norfolk with Main Ina
ship following day Ct r. NJ, also Norfolk
and and Western Ry.rnt. 9 a. u. and q ?. NJ. and
NJ, making connection daily except sunday
ct Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing al 4
r. q. ROSWELL. City Tickle, Aeep, sos i,
Main Stree; ]. T.. MAYER. Agent, Steamers
Wharf; II, p WALKER v. T, and T. a..
New York. N. Y.
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TOBACCO MARKETS,

Richmond, Va, Nov, 5. 1905
Tobacco-park Fired (Old)--Unchanged: very
qulet but little doing, Receipts, and offerings
continue very light, Brghts-unchanged: quiet.
but Arm; light receipts. Sun Cured (NAw)--
Receipts heavy; market about steady at prices
'The quotations are as follows:
NEW TOBACCO.
pfl PSRk
Iyss &c ssS siS
Medium leaf 70o g 200
Long leaf ,...,t.....,.,.,.,,..- 400 ~ 1900
Wrappers and select lion 10 90 ~ 1900
~ BRIGHT TOBAccO-REoRDERE
SMOKERS-Common ..''',.,.,!.., LW q 900
Z Medium Observation-Disclosures, s ~ iaoa
< Fine .'''''''''"'.... t,'M " !S,W
CUTrERS-Common ."'',,..'',.-, !l.n % 1850
Med Medium ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il s SHES IsSS
rIEIannfSxRs-commoa .,..,,,.. 's 8 l sSS
Z Medium Observation-Disclosures. 900 D,l0o0
q Fias i isSs MSe
WRAPPERS-comn,on ...."..... 400 a 1900
Medium ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 q 1000
Good ....t',,'.,".",..,,,.,.'.:,. 800 q 5000
Fine ,.,.s'',,.,''',..,',.m,,,,.. 1850 dB $3.50
Fancy Z 1000 o 400
3 sUN-cURDp TCBACcO--NEW.
E t.A ss,mmon 10 sood 40 ss S
LuSs. good to prime, .,,.,,,.,..,... 800 d ss5
Short lear 500 d 100
Gong Leaf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50 a $50
wrappers ',.,',,'.,,,,,.,,,.,,u.... 1000 IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-09
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
centuries-s,oa 90 at ss'4.

Richmond. Va. Nov. 8. 1875.
SALES.