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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07
THE OCEAN DERELlCT.
IT Is the Most Patent of All Dangers
Tint Threaten Scnfnrers.


OF I'll the spectacles of the seas none
Is SO tragic as the derelict, the Grant
If the tracklcss deep. Weird beyond
description is the picture presented by
some broken and bnttcrcd hulk MS she
swings into view against the sky line,
with the turgid green seas sweeping
over her moss grown decks and 81
spimcrcd fragment of mast pointing
upward, as If In protest against her
undoing. 1t is n sight also to arouse
fear
For the derelict is the most potent Of
all the dangers that threaten the sea-
farcf. Silent, stonlthy, invisible, it Is
the terror Of the mariner. 1t Is the
nrcli hypocrite Of the deep. Against It
rkili of seamanship. vigilance In watch
Ing. avail not. Lights and whistles,
beams and buoys proclaim the proxlm-
ity of lind; the throbbing of engines.
the noises OF shipboard life tell of an
approaching vessel; icebergs and foes
brtrny themselves by their ghostly rn-
dance md surrounding frigidity of
mir. but the dercllct gives no warning.
makes no signal. The, first sign of its
existence Is the crash. the slckcning
tremblc and qunver of the ship sudden
~ wounded to death.-P. T. McGrath
In McClure's.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07
Cross Roads Police Court.

Officer John Ticnnr Yesterday arrest
ed w. II. Ice, colore'l. ON Il warrant
sworn out 10y Mary brown charging
him with reinc abusive lruc,asc Lee
was fined 81 aud costs hy Magistrate
j. Albert Dean.
Charles Huchncr. colorcd. was fined
SEQ aud costs Nv Magistrate p. b.
Stevenson for ASSEMBLING colOred
man named King. officer J. w Gun
nipSham arrested lluchncr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07
Not a lingering Emit.

Dear George has only one fault"
said the bride of three short weeks.
lie Is such IN awful nnttcrcr"
THAT fault" rcjoincd her elder sis
ter. who had been up against the mat.
rimonal game for three long years
will gradually disappear as the hon
eynOon wnncs"
"Oh. dear" sighed the bride, 81 wal
In hopes 1t would last forever."-Ch
cngo News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07
Liners Need over.,auIino.

The steamships powhatan. If the
Merchants AMI Miners Line and The
Colorado. of The Mallory J inc, are ~
rc"ted here this month 10 unlcrgu
extensive ovcrharilnS AT the shinvcr,l.
The COS! nj tho work 20 he ionc m
the ships will hc about ,s:;no.O00
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07
Realism In Art.

Little Visitor Uointing TO large oil
portrniO-Whose picture Is that? Lit.
tie llostess-She was my mamma,
sreat-nunt. / never heard much about
her, but guess she was scIooItcacller
Little Nisltor-Why? Little Hostess
See how her eyes follow Us about.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07
Hay is I4omcward Bound.
uy Associated rrcsso

Wy NSSVCT'IIt'I I'TNSS.I
LONDON. Jane Secretary Hay
is Keeping perfectly quiet, hardly stir
t',3 lr"n his huicl. lie keeps in clr.e
touch with the embassy. however, an.l
The latter is GoiEE all possible tn Sc
cure respect for his desire to he quiet
The Secrctar.' will sail for New York
tomorrow on the White Star lin,
steamer Baltic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07
WILL BE BARGEs SOON.
Work of Converting Old Steamships
Progressing Rapidly.

9 FTSyIeSSrHy TdEIuTy.
Tic work of converting the olt,
steamship l'0iIsvillc into Il coal carry
Ing large for the Srabcard Transror
tatnn Company, is progressing rapidly
Il, the :'hipylld, and ii as stated Yes
trr'!ay that the vessel would be ready
To lead her first cargo Of coal here
within the next ten days
There are three old steamships he
ing converted into barscs for the SEA-
hoard Transportation Company here
ami tic work un all Of them is advanc-
inS 1T Il satisfactory rate 1t is OK.
"c.i"l 'hht all "f The vessels will bc
ready for the coal trade within :h,
mkt muith
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07
To Meet In Richmond.

Tho General Association fnr the
Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities
will hold The summer meeting on the
regular date. June 10, 1908. nj /, u. M.
in tho rooms ri the Virginia Ilistori-
cal Society. Mt Richmoud Va Some
of The members from this section arc
expected to attend the meeting
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07
His Doubtsu, Commitment

What was that lie saId?" qucricd
the indignant grocer. "Did he dare
insinunte that l ought to put less sand
in my sugar."
Not Mt all. When told him Tat
you were selling sugar cheaper thar
any other dealer i'll town he said IT
took sand to do business like you did"
Houston Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07
WILL ENTERTAIN VISITOR.

CIks to Give Social Session in Honor
of 2. G. r. r. Banks.
Mr.. Charles II. Banks. deputy grant
exalted ruler FOR Virginia. will Pay al
"il:"Ial visit &c the LEGAL lo,.r ul
!;Ik", M. "!5. tonight After The reg,
Mar session Tic ledge will give So
ciai session in honor OF its guest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07

Oration-'Through Trials to Tri-
umph Herbert IL. Long.
Oration-"rhc New South" ......
....... ..... Fred nj. Parish
The judges awarded the orators
medal to Mr.. Herbert II. Young and
the dcbatcrs medal to Mr.. William G..
Long.
The following is the program of the
Phoenix Literary Society tonight:
Address by the President ....
.......John Baynlam Terrell
Music
Dcbatc-Ailirmativc Emmett Bates
Faison; negative, John Walker
Helm.
Qucstinn-"Rcsolvc, That it is prac-
ticablc for questions OF International
dispute Ia he submitted to board of
arbitration for sediment"
Peoples Problems
and the Peoples Power.
-. George Oscar Ferguson. Jr.
lIcmc as the Basic
Unit Of Civilization"
Thomas hewitt l.awrcscc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07
Personals aud Rricf Notes.

Me3srs. William H. Lawson .Ir..
Reginald Wood. IIcurv Davis. Mavlan
Tirnor. Percy Asbhy. Jesse Peck
'rmcc Bentley and ilrucc Wucd left
Yesterday ON the launch Violet" for
the Egg Island Hunting ana Fishing
Preserves i'll York county. where they
Will spend several days fishing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07
In New HINDU.

Mr. a. G. Crockett. who until ro-
Gently conducted u mca: market in
hing street. In. takcn charge Of the
Russell meat market. in Fast Queen
street, aud tomorrow morning will
"Dcn Il first class fresh meat market
in the place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07
William AID Mary, Commence
ment Is III Full Swing,
F'NMS LATr TIL THURSDAY
PhiIomathcan Literary Society Held
Its Exercises Monday Night-wn-
liam G. Long Takes Orators Medal.
Phoenix Society Last Night
Especial to the Daily Press,

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, June g.
commencement at William and Mary
College is in full swing. Beginning
Sunday morning with the baccalarcautc
sermon by DR.. j. b. Hawthorne, ul,
Richmond. AMI Sunday nigh, with Il
sermon hy Rev. G. w. Mcdaniel. of
Richmond. The iinals will continue
till Thursday.
The following was the program Of
inc ihIlaiIaihcan Literary Society last
night:
Address by President .......
............ james n. llilnan
Music
Debatc-"ltcsolved. That Hitter
atcs should be Deprived Of the
Right to Vote Regardless IF
olrr."-A Affirmative. W. G.
Douglass; Negative, William
e. Long.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07
Time For Others.

Tess-So Grace Is finally married.
oh? Jcss-Gracious. No! Why, tli.
Is only her first venture. Philadelphia
Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07

Mrs. II, Morgan Shepherd Of Ash
land. who has hecn visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. b. Rudd. in Hope street. re-
turned To her home yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07

Too many wish to lie happy before
becoming wisc.-Neckcr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-07
Personal Mention

Mr.. G. Y. Spraticv. of Hampton. is
here attending tho lin;l..
Mr.. G, Il. Chcync, Of Hampton. WAS
here today.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
sILH0UETTEs BY MISS WOOD
A FAD AT THE. HOT

+ -ssl , I .
A Hot Springs. Va, special to the
New York Herald says:
IA fad OF tho season has been having
ones silhouette made by fashionable
artist at the Homestead young woman
who Is going to Paris for study shortly.
She has made some stirling likenesses, IN
characteristic poses. and nearly all Of
we'll known New Workers.
The young lady here mentioned Is q
Virginian-N1iss Virginia Hnrgravcs Wood
who for some years has made her home
at the Art Workers. Club, No, 224 West
Flfty-eighth Street. New York. Her
father, Captain Charles Wood. late Of
Beauregard's staff. Confederate States
Army, resides at the old home at Ivey,
Va. brother OF this talented family,
Mr. Waddey Butler Wood Is the bril-
liant young architect OF Washington. D.
c., who has Just finished tho new build
ing for the Chinese legation.
It Is another instance OF Virginia forg-
ing ahead In the race.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
FINANCIAL NEWS.
Special Activity in Banking and
Trust Companies.

Activity In banking circles. trust corn-
pan1es, stocks and bonds In States cont g
uous to Richmond is shown by the weekly
report OF the local branch of r, g. Dun
and Company which follows:
New national banks-The First National
Bank Of McDonough, Ga. $3.50. Capital,
$50, 600. T. "A. sloan. president: u. O..
/ Benton, yice-president: A.. M. Stewart.
cashier.
Applications to organize-The Atkins
National Bank. OF Maysvtlle. Ga Capital.
$35.oco. Application filed by 7. y. Atkins.
Tho Esmont Nat:onal Bank, Of Esmont.
VA. Capital, s25, 900. Application filed
by William B. Forsyth..s,s
New banks and trust companies-Thc
Citizens Rank, of Saundersyille. Ga Cap
ltal, $4,000 Organizing.
The Arlington Bank and Trust Com
pany, of Arlington, Tenn. Capital So co.,,
q. s. Griffin, president: 9. G. Wilson.
vice-president: G. s. Woodside. cashier.
To commence business November 18th.
The Chattanooga County Bank, Of Sum-
{merville a Ga. Capital, $4,000 John p.
Taylor,. president; ] ! v. Wheeler, cashier.
The Anderson Banking and Trust Com.
pany. Of Anderson. 8. c. Capital, s2oo. 900. J:
w. f.. Cox, president; H. c.. Townsend.
vice-presldent; T.. A. Ratliffe. Jr, secre-s
tary.a
The Bank Of WATERFORD. s. c. Capital.
$4,000. Applied for charter.
The Bank OF Cave Springs. Ga. Capd-:
tai, $4,000 Applied for charter. n
The Blair Banking Company. of Galnx
va. j. w. Gardner is nov. cashier.
The Tennessee Trust Company, Of Mem
phis, Tenn. j. r. Walker, Jr.. is now
cashier. a 3
The Bank OF Irrelevant, Tenn R. r.
Argo, president; B. H. Ilillsman, vice.
president.
The Citizens Bank, OF shelbyyille.
Tenn Capital, SIS, 900. E. Coldwell pres
+ ident; D. D. Fix, vice-president; J. q.
Huffman, cashier.
Paid capital, $4,000. r. s. DoweM, pres
Ident: W. NJ. Twynire. yice-pres!dent; a.
c.. Crouch. cashier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12

" b. a i : . M Z j w. 4 [. 80
tobacco. with but little ine and lit.le common
Offering. The demand has beer sxceptinn.a!.y
strong for flllers and good to fne cutters.
Medium filters show a slight advance and are
stronger as whole than thoy have been here.
tofore. Fine cutters show an advance OF from
s283 d. hundred over prices prevailing cary
IN the season. All grades arc In active demana
and the market closed MS steady M possible.
We look Tor fairly sood receipts next wee!!;
and with the first seasonAbie weather we VIII
have very heavy receipts again. There rs con-
siderable trading In old tobacco, 4 good many
lots changing hands thia week to out Of town own
Of old tobacco are becoming very much re.
duced IN all lines, and spectators appear e
Be taking hold Of this crop IN veryiimit .sa
way, which leads US to reflect that snOuta
manufacturers run ehort Of any grade next
year II will be exceedingly hard g buy y
from what the spoculators have bought out OF
this crop. II Is. therefore. up 70 n,anutactur..
ers to lay In sich tobsccos as they VIII want wan
from the loose sales. The day tor the specula..
tor to buy and carry tobacco to DO Absorbed
later by manufacturers seems to be past we s
have never scer 20 few SPECTATORS engaged IN
buying tobacco as In this crop 30 far.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
EAST RICHMOND

Z Mr.. Harry Hechler, who has been quite
/ sick, Is out again, though he Is still weak
from his illness-
Mrs. MoEwen is Just out after 9 week ''s 9 9
Illness. .5f
Mr.. and Mrs. lockwood returned last
week from an extended visit to friends
and relatives in Rhode Island. e
Mrs. John Mcdowell entertained during
the past week Mrs. Charles segel and
Mrs. Elijah Baker. of Mathews county,
"A very pleasant entertainment was was
given at Mrs. Thomas Polard's on Tues
day evening, when party Of young peo-
pie from Richmond met together for the
purpose OF raising money for charitable
purpose. A neat little sum was realzed.
Games and music were enjoyed until q
late hour. when all repaired to the NJ
lng-room, where chocolate and dainty wa
fers were served. The young ladies' VINO
were at the head OF the entertainment
and were instrumental In getting II UP
were Misses Dot Pryde. Lizzie and Josie.
Tignor and Rosa Adkins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
0LD.CHURCHs NEWS.

Mrs. Hettic Britton, OF Barton Heights
is visiting her daughter, Mrs; Julian NJ ~.
Ruff1n, ofs"Upper Marlbourne.
Miss Mary Tiigh,man, Of North Carolina,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. a. Camp
bell. Ell AZ i5t - l
byterian church by DR.. r. Beverly EE-
gieston, Of Richmond ). last Saturday. night s.
which vas enjoyed BY q, large e nud aW !,
T., Bladksburg Va. expect g spend
THANKSGIVING ct their home, dleton. !
! Mrs. Lottie Runin and Miss Jane Ruff
fin, OF "Marltourne,'s are In petersburg
attending the golden wedding Of AIRS.
Rufln sister, Mrs. calendar.
+ Mrs. Hastings Of New York, is visiting
Rev. and Mrs 81 +. Wooton Osborn, al
S."The Manse. 90: ,S, r.
The Old Church public school has opened
with Miss 5MaEgia Jones and Miss Eose.
OF Petersburg, as teachers. 8, ],
8 Misses Mary. SS-e and Charlotte Eea yea
spent Wednesday, afternoon with &s Mrs.
JF,5JV. OSBORNE OF 1.-THE Manse, Mr.. II. Il.
Tucker, OF Old Church. Is very sick
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
BARTON HEIGHTS;

Mr.. r. T. Reid, who has been visiting
friends here, has returned to his home
In Norfolk. 81 H NJ
MI. w. Il. Lancaster has left for South
Carolina on n business trip. ~
Mr.. Q. d. Hopkins has returned TO- his
homo from a business trip to Washing
ton
Miss Jennie Moore. OF Halifax, who has
been visiting Mrs. Florence Martin, has
Miss Ada Thomas. OF Albernarle has
returned home after a visit to Mrs, Chas.
Turner, OF North Avenue. No.
Mrs. Pencil and son have returned to
her home on Luck Avenue after very
pleasant visit to friends In Ashland
Mrs. ]. w. Knapp and children. OF
Lamb Avenue, has left for Griffin. Ga,
to visit relatives,
Mr.. II. X. Bates. of Orange. who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Jones.
has returned home.
Mrs. J. Blount. who has been visiting
in King William has returned home,
Miss Gladys Madison. who has been
visiting her sisters. the Mrs, Briefs, has
returned to her homo In Hanover
Miss Mary Kidwell, who has been Wis
ting her brother Mr.. w. II. kdweN,
has lef, for her home In Washington.
Miss Rosa Marian. OF Norfolk. Is the
guest Of Miss Alice Martin, OF North
Avenue
MISS Lotto Derleux has returned to her
home In South Carolina after pleasant
yiuIt 10 Mri. j. W. Stfrritt.
Mr., p. r. Duggan has left for Wash
ington to visit his son, Mr., Joe Duggan.
Mr., ". x, Bache has returned home
from a business trip to North Carolina
Miss Matte Wilson, who has been ys-
iting friends here, has left for her home
In Petersburg,
Miss Katharine Anderson, OF North Car
olina, is the guest OF Mrs, Julian Ander-
son.
Howard Harlan. OF Randolph Macon
Academy, who has been visiting his pa
rents, has returned.
The roll Of honor at the Barton Heights
School for the week ending follows;
Junior y, Grade--Narguerite Gordon and
Emma Hopkins. a
Sixth Grammar Grade-Alande Kuyk
and Helen Rose. EFT OH.
Fifth Grammar Grade--MamIe Harris,
Hugh Chamberlain, John Pyper, Anna
Griffin, Blanche Fl'ggason and Edith Car
yer.
Second Grammar Grade-ISathleen Greg
DRY, Grace Hodge and Herbert Beck,
First Grammar Grade-Frank Harris.
Jake sohwahn, Claude PHILIPS and Lii
liam Noble,
Eighth Primary Grade,-Laurenes Cas-
sclman, Annie Evans and Austin Mar
4 Sixth RriMs pa4G fads- Mary Jones. Lou
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
Sc o.Neal, Harriet naas and Olga stock.

ise o'Neal, Harriet Rady and Olga Stock
don.
Fifth Primary Grade-Malcolm Pitt,
Edwin Roden, Helen Denel. Lucy ray
lor and Elise Whitehurst.
Fourth Primary Grade--Mark Stockholm
Mary Gregory and Helen Slpp
Third Primny Grade-DouBlas Rocnn'
Willie Starritt, Bessie Bache. Alice
Crltchned Pearl Harding, Maude Pound
and Oracle Turner.
Second Primary Grade--Frank Car pen
ter. Creston Farrow. Frederick knapp
and Edith Plateau. 9s az,
First Primary Grade--Jullan Gray An An
derson. James Collins. Dirk Kuyk, Beau
tort Ragland, Dewey Woody Annie n Z. Arm 'll'
strong Frances Gregory, Reatn Elana-
gan. Hazel Lancaster, elizabeth H OF
Virginia Whtehurst and Lois watkins;
Mr.. Lamar Pound has left for North
Carolina on, business.
Mrs. Leila McCulloch and Cleveland l!
McCulloch, who have been visiting nere'
have returned to their home In Black
stone. } IL ~ 81 tt 81 /.
Misses Lillia,, and Bessie Maben. Of
Blackstone, who have been visiting MISS MISS
Adie Kuyk, have returned. i.s :.
Mr.. Thomas Woody and family. OF
Lamb Avenue, have moved to the W est
End. IS IS j58 ,i . s
Mr.. Fred DAWSON, who has been VS.
lting In Petersburg, has returned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

Lynchburg. Va, Nov Il, 1905,
The report Of loose tobacco sold on the
Lync,hurg market for the two weeks ending
by. OF Lynch's Warehouse. We're as follows.
Sod week ending November 3d. ne 900
100 pounds: decrease for week ending November
10th. $4,000 pounds s- 4 Nh ~.
Sold from September l. 1905. to November
10. 1905. 2,I01,1n6 pounds; sold from Sep tember
/, 1904. to November 10 1904. b,1, 100 pounds in
crease for 1876, i,Go0,Nl pounds e T'5' "
The receipts were rather lighter this than
and low grades offered than heretcfore. Tho
condition, size and color, OF the tobacco was
rather on. Prices were genelaly satisfactory
TO the sellsr,5wth rather moro animation on
the better grade OF leaf. q =
& The quotations aer as follows
luGB I76 hS 400
Short af.",.,,.,",,....,...,..,, $40 % 775
COCA lell 10 1870
Fine Leaf or wrappers.,... 100 a 1900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
RICHMOND *PROpUCE AIARKET,

i F11OuIs-Receins not 50 heavy this week.
Market continues flrm at prices quoted.
" HEAT-Recsipts continue light and market
active CORN-Firin: light receipts. OATS
Continue steady. Winter seed In good demand.
good demand. HAY-M,r-
ket active for well cured hay. both Of timothy
and mixed on grades continue very dull nz1
Gun only be sold at low prices. Damaged UNI
sainbIe.
APPLES Receipts liberal. Market nrm and
steady.
PoTAToEs-Receip. Light and market strong
at quotations.
EGGs-Recelpts moderate but in excess Of
demand and market quiet.
BUTTER ncce.l,ss libcraa. Market quiet
except for fancy stock.
PoULTRT--In liberal supply and market
barely steady at prices quoted.
VIRGINIA BAcOS-1n fairly good demand;
light receipts. VII 4+s5
4 oAAE-Receipts Increasing. but the unarke.
optinties active.
RECEIPTS FOR THE wEEK-wheat. $500
bushels; light receipts neuentutnauanouo pu
Bushels. corn, 1882 bushe;s: oats. sat- BUSH
els: rye SD bushels; flour. 2.sss barrels; hay,
go tons: tnil;feed. 4ls tons.
STOCK in. ELEvATOR-corn. se3 busaels;
oats. 5,isi bushels; rye. LES busaels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. Ii, 1os.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James River
ls ndinzs and Norfolk, merchandise and pa6-
SINGERS, Virginia Navigation Company.
Z Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers, O!d Dominion line.
@ 3T SAILED.
4 Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PORT or WEST POINT. NOV. II. 1906.
+ ARRIVED.
Steamer Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore pas
sengers and general cargo. "a
SAILED
Steamer Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore, pa1-
sengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. IL 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamer westland. Port Arthur.
s Steamer FridtJof Nauscn, New York. 81
Barge Florida, Providence
Barge New Jersey. Providence.
b 3-5 tsS SAILED. a
Z Steamer Westland, HAMBURG.
Steamer Hestia, Glasgow. ti3f
Steamer John P. Fry, NotfolE
Barge Idaho, Fall River
Barge New York. New BEDFORD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Nov 1.-THE cotton market
to-day opened steady al decline OF 2a5
points, which was considered better than due
western belt. There was considerable pressure
eyninst the market, however. md prices fol-
1l9li points on the active months In spite OF
predictions for q freeze in the Northwest
following recent rains, Trading was fairly
offerings a. the decline, and cause n rally Of
a94 points from the lowest in the middle Of
the morning. Fa
Receipts at the ports to-day were so.o7s balea
against 1868 last week and 6G.lso last year
For the week (estimated) SIX, 900 bales against
days rsccipts at New Orleans 1858 bales
against 1871 last yenr. and ut Houston 154ll
bales against 2,7G7 last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK Nov 1o.-FLoUR-Baroy
sssZ xs M Sssss5 ds past. H's5 Rys
whea. F.iour-Firm ., se.io@a; %. Buckwneat-
Steady q. s4.aassc Cornme =, steady;
Steady; No. western &c. Bar!ey-steady;
Massss?st s.sy; No; I'd ,se. Option.
Gcrn-spot easy; No. 2. 6o,se Options .eloeed
EG1c. net lower. January. 52iae:; May, 5iAc-;
Beec-ouist. Cut Meats-auies: picked bel
lies. sNdpiohc.: p.ekled shoulders, sna7c.:
picked hams. shasSc- Pork-Quiet. Taliow-
good. s4.ls, Turpentine-s:eady at ssha7oc.
Rice-ouiet; domestic. fair to extra, 3'k9ec.;
Japan nominal. Molasees-F.rm; New orleans,
ea q n1t eeatsa
mild. dull: oordova.. 81 @leEc. futures closed
ssady. net UNCHANGED to 10 points higher.
tr!tnEal 50 test, 7.lse.; n,olas.e.. eNo.;. re-,
Ae5: cnt loaf and crushed $50: powdered.
Butter-steady; State j dairy. l7o.ssc.
.Cheese-Flrln and unchanged. Eggs-Flrm and
unchanged. E
Esstern. per Bag "a; Is: Lenr Island. s.. 10
p.1o: German: soae.8 sweets. steady and
linshanEsd: abbashsEFt1m Peanuta-ou!ee
ed. ,'' 3 II ~
Z cottonaeed o-Flrm with a good business
done Prime crude T. -, o, b.; mills soss:fp.'
Sld32c.; prime winter yellow, 3lga:c.
q CHICAGO, Nov. s11-Increased demand for
exporters caused firm finiah to-day In wheat.
Closing quotations on the May delivery showed
unchanged. Provisions arc up e.et1 0c
This leading futures ranged as tollows.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
tReported by Rodgers Mccabe and COL
PETERSBURG. VA, Nov u.--P1cANUTs.
spanlsh--Market steady at $50. pSr bushel.
with good der Esd; receipts light Vtrginiais-
Market steady at az G. for fancy stock; machine
picked. 2A@Sc.: Smelling stock, 1h12Ao.; re-
cclpts light.
DRY CooDS MARKET
NEW YORK, Nov. 1l.--Thc week ended IN
the dry goods tnarltet with very nrn condition
on practically all lines. Buyers experience di1-
Acuny In securing goods.
d NAVAL STORES.
4 SAVANNAH GA. Nov. l1.-TURPlsN-
TINE-No:hlng doing: quoted at SO. receipts,
Cbs casks shipn1cnts. "a casks. Rosin-- Steady;
receipts, 24oa barrels shTc,erts. I, as2 barrels.
TINE AND Ros1N-Nothing doing.