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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-17
IN POLICE COURT.
General Mix-Up. in Which No
BODY Came Out First.

FRANK Buckley paid SIS for assaulting
7. L. Granger. and w. G. Pippin gave
ny q like amount FOR beating w. ID.
SOmerVille. Justice John Jcter Crutch-
Held assessed the fines Both men were
charged on felony warrants. but after
a hearing OF the evidence the charges
We're reduced to misiemeanOrs. Granger.
was fined S. for assaultiug Buckley. It
was general mix-up. iu which none OF
the trio g0t the best OF the best OF the
argument
r +. Clements pair s. FOR the fun no
had IN chastising another man and sour
young negroes who wanted TO get rich
quick by shooting dice had the 50 20 when
their names were called
Herbert Mayo will exnlain on the 17th
Whv te took q few sisshes iu the hide
OF " liiaun COnen. Witnesses were alb
sent yesterday morning
IL wasn't proven that Francis Patter-
son Sfo'a two dnllars worth Of clothing,
and 81, was allowed q, r.ifl ground for
a. sfarc as yet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-17
SIX NEW CHARTERS.
The Corporation Commission Au-
thorizes Richmond Concerns

The State Cooperation Commission has
granted the following charters:
The Peonles Mercantile and SuDplv
company incorporated. Manchester r.
a Johnson. president a. II Henderson
secretary. Manchester Nielsen T. Elan.
Buy and sell all kinds Of provi-
sions and general merchandise. wood.
coal. etc.
The Parkslev Cemetery Compsnv I'm
corDora ted. Parksiey. d. n Johnson
president Parksley; /. r. Human. vice
President Altoona: I a.. Gordv : l.
Baker, J. T. Ewell. Il c. Pate Parkslev.
Sanltai' 5000 Objects: Cemetery pur-
Richmond Advertising Agency nnco-.
rora' est). Richmond. Jno Garland Pollard
president; j. Aubrey Saunders general
ma mayer and treasurer. r. II MavfaIG
secretary Canital S5O00 Objects To
SSo"dnct advertising business IN all its
Griges Packing Company 0ncor-
pora'edl Roanoke. r Il Griers nrasi-
treasurer: NJ Z. Prie-os. viea-nres5ls.,S.'tt
Roanoke. Capital. S5Q0o1 Objects. re
t ,r'y1r1tor and Ice plant and packing
Richmond Furniture and picture Frame
Coz Many 0ncorr0rate7) Richmond r
president: JOS " Tis7ala eacro,.l- -, a',,5
tr"a9ur@r Ri~hmond Capital Sl0 an on
Jects; DO q general merchandise bilsf-
ness. Wholesale and retail manufao-
c'rine deal IN furniture. pictures
fro mes clothing etc.
poratedl. RuckiDgham. d. A Fawcett.
N'e0 x. Faw"ett y $ Favcett. pucl,-
ineh9m. Capital, $4,000 Objects: Bank
Ing business.
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Virginia Postmasters

WASHINGTON. d. c.. November IL
Fostmasters appointed:
Virginia 49, Cumberland. Cumberland
county, John 3. Flippen. vice John NJ
vaughan, removed. Rye Cove. Scott
county. James p. Stone, vice w w
Ramey, resigned.
North Carolina-Congo. Wilkes county.
Dorothy l.. Foster, vice Z. V. Church.
resigned; Mayheld Rockingham county.
Robert II. Pruitt. vice George T. Cook
removed; Whitestore. Arson county. Miss
Emma T. Barrett. vice J. A. Redfearn.
resigned.
John T. stickley appointed regular.
George c. Suckley. substitute rural car
rier. route 1, at Success. Va
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Railroads.

r. F. CO p. ss ::s:.':'';s-:g
Trains Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
80 4. M-De..s-Sis.5 - tsFo5Ss.
'-s' A. a-WcoS uays-Elos- Asaland ~
g." 4 M-Daiiy-Byra S. Through Loesl
- ,-week Lays-Byrd ST. . rough
n''v A-Weck Davs-byrd D. r~ede1tc<ss
- putS notation
80 ~ -Laily-A -iu ST. Through.
eis' A-Week D.ys-Elba ASA aud 40
So Ia W. ,-d 81 through.
Trains Arrive Richraond-Sauthward
-" a N Week Days-Elua Ashland Ae-
81" 4 week Days-Eyrd 81 FrsderseN.-
90 --ft Accom- 'iation-
- M-Dailv-Bvrs ST. through.
"'S ~ y eek Days-Bye6 So. ThrougS
-Dsiiy-Main St. THROUGH
isy9 N,-v'sek Dsys-Eiea- Ashland 40
~ " -raiiy-Byrd 81 Through
wv -ua''v-Byri st. Through Local
49, - --r1ailr-Nfain 81 through
,r i .~1n S'eff ~ P7r'or cars -
,..-. trains exec trains arriving kic1-
mon, mono ~ 50 NJ. week days. ana local accom-
,,1-q I ~. sr-,vlis ,ra departures and eornee-
80 nf- g TX cup W p TAYLOR.
80 N F-ast Cent sunt Traf HFF-
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TRADE REVIEW.
Business Expanding Under In
fluence of Colder Weather.


NEW YORK November l6-R. C. Dun
& Co.'S weekly review OF trade to-mor-
row viii say:
Trade expands under the stimulating
influence Of colder weather and mer-
camille collections improve. although
rates for money continue high. Travel
ing statesmen send IN large orders To
leading distributing points. but move
mcnt OF merchandise Is still retarded
10y Inadequate transporting faciIitiee
HeasonaDie lines OF wearing apparel and
airy goods attract most attention. while
staple articles or every description are
IN steady demand
Current business Is good. and pros
poets Tor the future were never brighter
LABOR disputes reach amicabie settle
Heht IN most cases wages being adj
vanced ia numerous Transporting ana
manufacturing industries Tho most
slflKlng development of the week was
the unprecedented output of pig iron. ina
conjunction With large imports and adj
Nancing prices. indicating the greatest
activity ever attained by steel mills.
less gratifying
Textile industries are active. but the
primary market for cotton goods has
Quoted down, after the conclusion OF
initial purchases.
There j. no evidence Of weakness as
a result OF this apparent apathv and
lne amount Of business already placed
gives assurance that there ~ no invo--
ulalc prospect of accommodating stool, i'm
the hands of producers In order IN
meet the demand for these lines of cot
ton goods IN greatest request 70 has been
necessary 20 divert much machinery from
less popular goods While the wooden
soods division Is still quiet On the whole.
there Is evidence OF Increased activity
IN some departments and buyers are com
planning Of the delay that attends de-
hVeries OF dress goods. Duplicate or
GERS COR mems wear do not expand as
rapidly as desired, but the sent inent is
more satisfactory than at any time i'm
recent weeks.
The movement of cotton continued
heavy both 20 the ports and out OF the
country. but there was a substantial rec
covery from the low closing price OF last
week Liabilities Of commercial failures
thus far reported for November amounted
20 S. 3e5 f2S
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sUN-cURED TOBACCO CNEw
LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET


LynchburE Va. November 70 1905.
sales q loose tobacco on the Lyncnburg
market for the two weeks ending November D.
1906. reported by John L. Ogiesoy. OF Lynch's
Ware house:
Sold week ending November end 4is so
pounds. solo week ending November tan. 2s6 800
pounds. decrease for week ending November
9;h 1876 60 pounds
sold from september l. 1876 to November O.
1876. 2. aoel00 pounds; sold from september :.
1900 70 November 8. 1905. 2i0l,l00 pounds in
cerase for 1895. 100 900 pounds.
The receipts the past week were rather
higher than the week before The quality Of
the tobacco offered was largely OF the COM
mon grade but Nttle Of the bes grade being
offered. The condition was rather better.
though there mould on many lots. There
was considerable interest man Tested BY the
buyer In looking after their several lines
Prices were rather higher on all grades, which
was fairly satisfactory 90 the planters except
prices on the better grades OF leaf
The quotations are as follows
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STANDARD OIL DECLINES
TWENTY-FIVE POINTS

NEW YORK, November 1s-standard
Oil stock declined further on the curb
on the stock market selling down to
5z5 or IS points below last nights clos
ing price, 20 points from yesterdays
high, and Il points since Monday. Deal
Ing IN the stock totaled more than $40
shares.
The stock sold at 1891 share on No
vember 1st; at 500 last January, and at
$50 in 1902
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Danville Tobacco Market.

DanNille. Va. November u.s. 1876
The sales have beer moderately large fnts
week and have lasted TN about : o'c clock each
day the quality has been a decided Improve
ment over any weeks offerings out ~ mis-
crop. showing more color and character. me
cpn1ition has also been very much better tnan
Tor the past month or six weeks. Theer has
been more or less damaged tobacco In the
breaks. but a much smaller proportion than
heretofore Prices show a decided advance thls
week on All grades The highest price On
wrappers We have sold this week wac SOC
hut s. does not take a very fine vrar,na~ ~
bring SC We have not heard % any blF
transactions Ga round lots thls week
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Rabbi BENJAMIN Dies

NEW YORK, November 16.-Rev. DR.
Raphael Benjamin rabbi Of the TempIe
Bethelohim, OF Brooklyn. and formerly
rabbi OF the Mound Street Temple, OF
Cincinnati. died in Brooklyn last night
He was sixty years old; one OF the most
prominent rabbis OF the Jewish churches.
and a member OF many geographical
historical, scientific and charitable so
cieties. He was born In Londo,.
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Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, November 16-Total hank
clearings. SS.S27O-2. 453. outside New
York City. 1927. AS gu; decrease, so per
cent
Richmond, S7.o270s2: Increase. 49.7.
Savannah. s6.o3oo05: decrease, 2Z.
Atlanta S5.226 CSC: decrease. %.
Norfolk. $3,2lS $50; increase. 100.
Augusta. s2Il.9o3. decrease, 300.
Charleston. S.5la529: decrease. 90.
Knoxville. Sl,62l 4s7. increase, 2e7
Jacksonville. G.4i7200. increase, 90
Macon. Ss24 20. deerease. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-17

WII-MINGTON. y. C.. November Is -sPIR-
ITS kPl-N TN E-Nothing doing; receipts.
II casks. kasiu-Fir mat s. 81 bid. r-ce.nr
-7 barrels Tar-t,rm ar s. D.. receipts !
barrels Cuoe Turpentine-FIrn at s. 3lf4 81 !.
receipts. 81 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA November Is -TURPEN-
lNE--steady al 6sizud1&c.. sales. $50 casks
receipts. 30 casks, shipments, 112 casks
klsin--Firm. sales i7of barrels; receipts ga
barrels; shipments, 10 barrels. stock IS So
barrels
CHARLESTON, &. O.. November is-TTrR-
PENTINE-Ffrmi sales. .1q0so. Rosin-Nonl-
nH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. l. 1906
AEkIFED
Steamer Berkeley. shelly. Norfolk rnerchan-
olse and passengers. OF Dominion Line.
AL Fn
steamer Berke' ey. Shelly. Norfolk n,erchan-
else and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves James River
landings ana Norfolk merchandise and passen-
gers. Virginia Navigation Company.
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Southern Railway.

~ - IRA fNs LEAVE gr-rN0ND.
,vr- ne schedule nEuros published
-ono es intorm7t.on. an3 a-e not Guaranteed
80 ~ - VI 1iiV-foraf for Char'otra
-'~- . NJ DAILY limited Rueef Pullman -
HHtanta ana BIRMINGHAM View Orleans.
-npois Chattanooga and all ne south
l-2r-~ coacl s7- CNs~~ city Oxford.
80, lurharc and -eirh
,7.S n-Ex suEcay-I-eysvfis I.0cA1
a. q" y ~ DAILY f-1ite Pullman ready S.N
y. ~ ~ the South.
- YORK PrN~p TTNrs.
-" M-tVcep, Sunday-ho. fs-Barimora
z'iS M.,Except sunssy-No io-Loeal "a
$40 W a M,i.,5E;xcep, sunaoy-No 7s-Locsl -
$50 v 7Fa 2. M-From AL the sou,h
ION Charlotte. R7ieiTh. Durham.
60, hase CIV ard Vocal Stations
" From Kevr,-fffa rns r0~a1 cta.f-aa
$40 No f5-From Raitirlors ana Wsse
Oi'' - y No >; Sis p " y, TS-Froa
" eet Poiuf rrf local atatfoaa
IN Wf~7rF'r-pV
Y r Vpr>--rp TspDwTc--
Te- We pas Traf MKR-i
Enrrfru+~-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-17
WRIT OF ERROR GRANTED
Julian Falvinic Given Another
Chance BY Upper Court

The supreme Court Of Appeals yester-
day granted writ OF error and SUPER
sedeas I'm the case % the Commonwealth
Us. Julien Paivanic. from the CircuIt
Court % Elizabeth City county Paivinic
was convicted Of murder IN the second
degee and sentenced 20 eighteen years
Ira the penitentiary Counsel REPRESENT
ing him IN the lower colrt and before
the Court Of Appeals wore former Judge
hdser r Montague and Collier and Son,
u Hampton
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military for fifteen years. and who rc-
Gently resigned his commission as colonel
OF the SEVENTEEN Regiment. has made.
application TO he placed on the retired
list The application Will be granted i'm
a few DAYS
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond Va. November is 1896
Iobacco-Dark Fired fRenrd cred )-Rece pts
Gerry Nght and market quiet little or nothing
doing Dark Fired tNewl-The receipts con-
tinue SO very light that unable 10
establish prices Brigars-Cnchanged quiet.
but firm. Light reel pts. Sun-Cured-For
want II a proper season the receipts for the
past week have been very light. market con-
tiuues active at prices quoted The recel pts
ny g. this time for the most part have been
rF an f~sa ~Ir ~-Fa
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. November 15.-Profit- taking on
lii eral scale caused weakness to-day in the
local wheat market. the December deliver at
the close showing a net decline Of %0Ac.
Corn was down nc Oats were a shade lower.
Provisions were 5gTfc. 20 12i4c lower
Oman HAN rInaa
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Chesaoeake @. Ohio Railway

Cincinnati, Indianapolis. St Louis chiea-
90. Louisville Nashville MemphIs
7:ls and II .o0 y daily.
Westbou1d Local Trsina.
81 4 " daily and 6.fs 2 VI week DAYS
newport News. Norfolk ard ol5 Point.
800 and f-o0 p N daf'v
Local for Newport News and Ola Point
7S and 500 P. N daily.
James River Line;
II 20 NJ daily; Sis p. N week dayr
Arrive Main line from W-st: 10 A NJ
" ." & NJ. Tt5 NJ Frou
Ea-t; TO- 6 NJ s11.45 " 200 P N
500 P " James River; sss:t8 A NJ. ss:a
HDai'v ''Ex srnday)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-17
Depew Gets Auto License

ALBANY. y. s.. November 1s.-tJnitei
States Senator Depe~ tooh out a license
at the Secretary OF States Office yester-
day for a thirty-five horsepower French
motor car.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-17
Falls From Feuce to a Death
Shot.

LANCASTER. PA. November 1s-
Charles Thompson. thirty-nve years Old
was killed while cunning. As De crawled
over fence the top rail broke. he fell
the trigger OF his gun was struck by the
rail, and the weapon was discharged the
contents entering his heart
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.


fReported by Rodgers McCahe & cor
i'f.l l-f-hl FI. VA. NOV lf-PEA trrS-
spar-s % lNewl-Flrm and active a. 81 ID uer
hgsnel Nirginlas fNeWI-Firn a. sz. Tsr r0r
stock -g-h.c.
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niddung upiands. 100: middiing gulf. n y:
sales. 100 bales.
cotton steady; middng II %: net recalpts
o. bales: gross 1890 bales: sales. LOO bales
stock. 1919 bales; export 70 the Continent,
3if bales. to Japan. ]. 2ll bales.
Total to-day al all ports-Net receipts. 6Oe42
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n 81 & N0ifoIkGW0Steln

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NoRrorw
Leave BYRD 81 station. Richmond. DailY.
49, In Eject Nay q. lsS
FOR NORFOLK; 400 a NJ 800 p NJ.
FOR LYNcHBURG. the WEST ard tns
sOUTHWrsT sos A ~ 1870 nson asa
r. a. Pullman Paror and Sleeping cars.
Saie Dining cars Trains arrive 4ztiy from
Aorfolk 40 A n. 80 N. from ths
West I.l5 NJ. 2.O5 p NJ $3.50 p n
Ohlce SIS Main 81 SILVER: hrs 20
W 2. REvfLr. G n BOsTEY
Cen Pass Agent. Dist Pass AGENT
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

Southbounc Trains Leave Richmond Daily
$50 A M.-Locai TO Norlina. Raleigh Char
l0tte. Wilmington
! 20 p M-ThrouEh sleepers and Coaches. At
lhnta birmingham. Savannah Jackson
Vile and Florida points.
1000 p N Through Coaches and Sieepers Sa-
vannah. Jacksonville Atlanta. Birmlne-
ham and Memphis
Northbound Trains Arrive Richmond Daily
$40 A n f55 p NJ. $50 P NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-17
The Only Man Who Paves Gratis

CONSHOHOCKEN. PA. November rs
Clinton Gates. "a puhlic-snirited citizen.
mas agreed TO macadamiZe four squares of
street 10 West Conshohocken at his own
expense, costing fully 5000
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FIJI &ncial.


THE NEWPORT NEWS AND o. n
POINT RAILWAY AND ELEc.
TRIO COMPANY.
Newport News, Va. November g. 1895
Notice ls hereby given that there has bean
deposited with the Maryland Trust CorlD,uv
Trustee. Baltimore. The gum az ss0 000 f1r Inc
purpose OF investing the same in the General
Mortgage BONDS of this Company under fne
terms " said Mortgage. dated FEBRUARY Is 1oll
NEWPORT NEWS AND OLD pOfNr RAfI-
WAY AND ELECTRIC CO..
BY W. j. PAYNE President
Rsferrins O. the above notice. this Company
viii receive orcrs OF rho General Afor-s-are
Bonds 81 the Newport News and Ola rla.ot
Railway and Electric Company. f,r th- fr't.esf-
ment of the sum named. under the terms ~
said Mortsage- AL onsrs must be Ia hand ~
the undersigned not later than le C'clort Al
on the llIH DAY or NOVEMBER fs0s ana
the right be reserved o. reject any or ali ~
fers, or any part thereof
MARY LAND TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee
Baltimore AID
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new ORLEANS. November ls.-COTTOS-
~ ~ cotton l4'se1 hfu a. or advance % A4c.s
,ni1diinE. l9 5-iar sales on the sp1t we're 5cIa
taie- win -" % arrive Futures laen. q
t-eait. 100 points higher ans advance ou bet
ifr money condition. good spot demand ana
tIIfoaFted had "a estner "a Texas and The Ter
r''r-e- tne close was steady 81 points
above yesterday. Futures closed q ed, rar-
uarT. j. %. Fe3rgary a., Narca % s. April.
''l. MAJ - s.. June % 70. July io-5. No
Neullr l--1-. nacamher u Il
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Firm No. spring wheat. 77assc. No. e 7e9
-. No red. 1zka74itc No 2 corn $50
45iEc.; NO yellow. s75kRSsc- No oafs
Sti4e. NO. white, S2A a55i9c. No rye g2N G
fair TO choice mailing. GdS3c. No faxsee6
81 l2is; No. northwestern 81 21ib: prfms tim.
es5ny seed: a. - Clover contract grade. SIS O.
snort RIBS, (iOose). s.. 254iS 70. mess norIc ner
barrel SIC 90; lard. per $50 pounds 40 En-. -, -
clear sides tooxed) tsSlags5O wh'sISey. basis
or high wines, N.29 Buttar-Na rlref 49,, =
creameries. 2OG2sc.. dairies l9651c z, ~ ~ .
Firm; a. mark, cases included 22aosc. 6rsts
&c; prime nrsts. 1c.: extras sc Cheese-
Steady at tzi1eiSitc.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE Nd. November iG-seabosrs
Ar Line common and misunderstanding do
tas-
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CATTLE NIARKETs.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSaies al Union stock Yardsl

Richmond. Va. November -. 1905
lhe I've sock report Tor week ending NoVefn-
Der l-th as follows
beft steers. ou51sc medium 20 good. "a. .
Sc. best aeifers. 1u4isc-. me tlum O. good.
.~ = &C., hes, GAYS. o051zc.. old, u-0ol cows.
l--E-c-. bulls -i-03c. veals 6a1c., sheep. "a
&C.. lamb. 81 4.zc, good hogs. f.C-n6-1sc. :
p.ss. s,<sots. roughs. SqJc
CHICAGO. November i6.-CATT1. p Receipts
aoer. 49,. hea4- Market. Best str ng. Others
steady C-mllcn 60 prime steers. t44s-fl; COWS.
3 foHilti hV.lers. g. . -. bulls. S-4 li %.
calls es. s5gc-c stockers and feeders. s. iYlr
49, Hogs Receipts about T. 900 head. market
a1 .lc- higher. Choice u prime. ncacy. 49, q
6 81, medium fo good, heavy. = e3as 80. 1utca-
ers WEIGHTS. g. a. good 20 choice. mixed.
> L7assi, pigs. S 5oGo- 70 Sheep-Receipts
about $40 head Market frm sheep s3en
o.'5. yearAngs 8 25Hs 90 larsbs. s. 59I1.60.
NEW YORK. November ls.-BEEVES-Re-
cei2s $50 neats Steers. ss9fas l5; scrubs.
s. 81 suils g. g. 81 G.. cows s. - 95. Calves
Receipts. no head Neais steady al si5oHs sd
Tor common % good prime would sell No
% SO. grassers dun and 'minai az s. ga
s5 Sheep aud Lamhs-Rece.pts 2ls6 head.
sheep steady AZ N45.05. lambs. S-Q7.55. Hog
Receipt S5If head Market nominally hrrn.
CINCINNATI o. November I6.-HOGS-Ac-
tive. Butchers and shippers S6s1is % a. 5.
common. s. 3516 =. CatLe-S-eady. Fair 10
good shippers S4sr06 q, common. S2ug 3
sheep-steady al 3 25gA6S. Lambs-steady AZ
S4.5tg7ss.
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DEALING IN STOCKS
MJRE DIVERSIFIED
Aggregate Sale for Day, How.
ever, Not Greater Than That
of Thursday.
STANDARD OIL PARTY BUYING
Accumulation Of These Stocks
Said to BE Going on in Face
OF Government Suit.

NEW YORK. November lS.-Tne spec
Olauvc movement to-day was more diver
siled than ye-te. day, although tn AK
Er'gate sales for the day did not exceed
those of yesterday. The decroas- was
ST. those stocks I'm which dealings were
congested yesterday 10 a degree tat gave
the market an unnatural appearance. TIL
fatortte stock. in yesterday 5 speculation
were under more or less pressure to-day
~ process OF pr0fit-tak NJ ST Paul
sui held leading place ia thc movement.
I4t 10 was irregular and yielded sharply
o. the outset under offerings 10 realize.
J. came up afterwards. and Reading ais)
made a new start 20 a higher level
The Standard OIL party was supposed
g. be accommodating stocks. uotwlthstaul-
lng the continued heavy fan OF that stock
in the curb market and the sensational
attention given 10 the government suit
against tho company. a reported hasly
return 10 this city OF Pres dent Hiii. u
tie Great Northern. was made grounds
Tor rumors ~ important pending develop
inents affecting his properties Reading
was subject Of revived rsa.ors Of a
coming increase go the dividend rate.
The usual explanation heard for tire
use "a Amalgamated Copper was that u
30 Ect he expected as Standard Oh
fatoute 90 follow the movement OF 81
IaIn.
None, continued 90 work easier. Only
small changes are Indicated in the cash
holdings ~ the banks Tor the week as a
result ~ the currency movement. but "a
large cutting down ~ the loan item is
expected % bee shown il consequence OF
fre' lending here for account OF interior
hanks.
The irregular tone ~ the later market
when profit-takins had become quite
general was broken Boz upon by the
o. Col.
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Or Retired ist.

CoiouH George Wayn, Anderson. Of
this city, who served actively in the
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

EFFECTIVE MAY nth
Trains leave Richmond daily:
Eor Florida AID South. SOS A NJ ~ p n
% NoFro Svo A NJ. 800 NJ and So
Eor = and W Ry. West. 1910 and $50 p n,
FOR Fetershurg, 500 A. M 1870 500 an
NJ. $50. $3.50 p 81 7.25 and Il % y II
LOT GoidshQro ana Fayetteville ass p ".
Iralns arrive Richmond daily $40 y "a
10 - ana ii:4o A. NJ; 100. 20. s:a0. s;oa
Except sunday. ''Sunday only
Time OF arrivals and spa rtures and onneo.
lions not guaranteed.
C 3 CAMPBELL. D. p A.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

loc. Eggs-Firm a. dc Cheese-Activo ane
changed
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,rrrnsP1rRC roRACrn NfAR1Irr

PET FRSBURG TOBACCO MARKET
(As Reported by Craddock-Jones, Virginia
Warehouss
Petersburg. Va, November 10. 1905
Owing 70 the harsh weather for handling
receipts light the past week Market and prices
UNCHANGED since last report
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKEr.

Richmond. Va. N1s sn.ser -. ls5s
SALES At BOARD
Vie. l.a-fsro lla Chemical nrccerreI-i0 ~
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LANCAST &LUCKE
Bankers and Brokers.
RICHMOND. "a.

FOR SALE: Exceptionally well-secured
lst AZ. SO Bonds At lo2 and interest