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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-01
YOUNG NEGRO SHOOTS
AN OLD MAN DOWN

HILLSNILLE. VA. November ~ -
Monroe Dennis was shot with "A double
barrel shotgun through thc heart last
Sunday by Morton Quesinbcrry. Death
was instantaneous
II seems that Dennis some time pre-
vous to this time had administered %
severe whipping 10 Quesinberry. and that
clesinberry had made threats against
Dennis. saying that lee would kiu him.
and they met at Spared Denuis's and
renewed the difficulty. which resulted in
the death OF Dennis. Quesinberrv made
an attempt TO take the life Of Spared
Dennis az the same time, but was pre-
vented from doing So All the parties
are colored. and Quisenberry is az large.
Quesinberry is about fifteen years old,
while Dennis was about sixty
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TRADE REVIEW.
III Every Feature This Year Is
Surprising Record of 1905.

NEW YORK. November 3o.-E O.
Dun & Compans s. weekly review Of trade
TO morrow Will say.
In all departments Of agriculture. fn-
dustfial and mercantile activity. Tho Cur
rent year IS SURPRISING even tina nbo-
nomenal record Of 1905. which. in tur,
eciipsed an preceding years. Renoyt X
from leading cities Indicate thar frst.
was We'll maintained during Tine nsst
week, and further Improvement js nnto,g
in mercantile conditions Holiday ooo.9-
continue TO occupy Is position OF pron,j-
uence. but distribution Of staples Id o,,
large scale. Leading mapufacturine n
dustries are receiving orders for delive---
FAR into next year, the volume Of forward
business being exceptional for iron ana
steel products. and sharp advance i'm
tho price OF raw cotton testifies 10 the
consumption by spinners
In the primary markets Tor cotton
goods theye Is increasing difficulty IN re-
gard 10 satisfactory deliveries. ana the
depleted condition " stocks makes re-.
pienishment Imperative. Some lines ana.
now sold So FAR ahead that manufactur-
ers are Indifferent about new business
which tends TO give further strength 40
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tae situation. As speculation IS not con-
spicuous. there is little fear Of abnormal
prices ard consequent restriction OF de-
nand. although the disposition Il pro
vide Tor remote needs is increasing
The advance 'n price o. raw cotton has
not been factor of importance flashed
products being governed moro by the fact
that deliveries are So tardy that few
buyers even receive a fair proportion OF
goods accoding to Specification. Export
demand is light, which makes the heavy
coarse goods section OF the market tho
least satisfactory. Wide fluctuations
have continued In the option markets for
cotton. pressure against the short ac-
count 81 November contracts provoking
violent advance while spot cotton rose
20 49, highest point OF the season go
response to a large demand from domeS-
tic spinuers and well maintained exports.
Liabilities % commercial failures thus
FAR reported for November amount To
81 500 c01
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WAY Be HEIR TO
A MAHQUISATE
Suggested That Richmond Man
5 Marquis of Londonderry,
Ireland.
CANNOT BE FOUND HERE
Name Said to BE Charles Samuc
Stcwart-Irish Newspaper
Discredits Story.

All effort 20 locate Charles William sam
uel Stewart VINO is said by the Newtown-
ards Chronicle. an Irish newspaper. To be
an alleged heir To- tile Marqulsate Lon
dondcrry. has failed. and there seems to
be no such man in Richmond
According TO the Irish newspaper. tn.
third Marquis OF Londonderry. Charles
William Stewart. *. c.. was born ln l-7S
aud IN 1903 married Catherine. youngost
daughter of the Earl or Darnley They
had son born the following year. who
died without issue. The second son. above
mentioned. is said 10 have been born in
l>l- his mother dying. The story has il
that his father was SO shocked and
srieved 10 the tragedy that he sent the
newborn son away in charge of a nurse
Lyttle Declaring that he never wished
To look into his face again. and that the
child was brought 10 America and &c
Richmond
Here lac is said 20 have been reared. and
10 have grown to manhood. He LETT "a
SON. SO the story goes, who ought TO be
the fifth marquis.
Tho Newtownards Chronicle has invos-
tsated the statement. and having gone
through the records OF the family saws
that IL believes that there is no founda-
ton whatever for the story. The result
OF the inquiry has been altogether of "A
negative nature, and on the whole. saws
the paper. It is Improbable that the Amer
lean claimant viii Zoe enabled 10 estab-
Hsh tne legitimacy Of tho claims of his
supposed ancestor. The paper saws that
there IS therefore. as far as ou, evil
dence goes TO show. no evidence THAI such
a person as Charles William Slammed
stewart. son Of the Marquis Of London
derry. ever existed
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Danville Tobacco Market.


nAn'l4l'r Co., November 81 lsnl
] ~ past week has been record breaker IN
me history ~ our marhv- and there has been
i- npN arl- 20 tarre million pounds 81 ~
uacco- The sales blocked on "Wednesday Thur
day an1 Friday. and l1r the hrs, time in man,
YEARS ma 90 ue continued on SATURDAY IN Or
ger 90 get through. The quality ~ the oncr-
nE was not So 5000 a. 81 has been for 5 me
Ne-ks past and the common and nordescrint
aradfs largely urelpmlnated There Was how
eter. fair sprirh4ing of desirable bright TO-
baccos among tne receipts. The majority OF
me tobacco sold Was lu very bad cDnd rforr
q large quantity Of damaged tobacco showing
up Prices have held up remarkably well and
th-re was u0 leTcruti1ie weakening ON any
grade u tobacco which was IN the proprr
order. Possibly tne damaged tohaccos NAV hs We
shown some lttlr decline. but this was scar
IS noticeable Taking DO whole the
market closed Arm. owing 20 the SINAI SUM
ply OF bright tobacco and wrappers thero ms
en- an active demand FOR thi. class ~ stock
all u which is selliuE az extreme figures Tha
better grades ~ wrappers are bringing from
olr. 90 ~c T. Is cause of comment that our
market has been able to ;ake cargt ~ siicb a
large quantity Ot tobacco in one week without
any weakening iu prices
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NEW YORK November aa.--FLOl- r. Dull.
ltye Flour--Duu- BuckWheat Flour--tluiet.
tt-cA"1sai Steady. Cornmeal--Steady. Rye
Firm. Barley Steady.
Wheat Easy. SO red zoe elevator. OPP
lions partly sc net lower. 80 % red. MAY.
ettc. July. s@7sc. December Sti.
Corn STEADY 40 2 80 elevator. OPTIONS
Unchanged to ssc net lower January 5lisc.:
Mixed GO.
Reef-Firn. Cut Meats--Qulet Iard--lasy .
western prime s. iOns. Is; refined. easy: CONT
ntnt. $50 Pork STEADY; mess. slI.7Jgls. o..
La.'W--bul- R.sin--Firm. Turpentine--flrnl.
hice--Quiet. Molasses- Steady. Couee-- Spot
Rio steady. No. invoice. si4c mild. quiet
Futures steady ~ net advance Of 100 -
points sugar Holiday Butter-Firm and IN
changed. Chccsc--tirm and unchanged. Eggs
Firm, western. average best. S3G3ic (1fficial
price. ,3nSfr. seconds. 2SQ22c
Peanuts and Freighfs-Ouiet POTATOES
steady Cahoages--Easy; prices unchanged.
Cottonsecd oil--Easy under freer offerings.
Prime crude :. %. D. mills 2S03oc. prime sum
mer yellow, SIC. sales. prime white, nominal .
Prize winter yellow, nominal.
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ON LOCAL MARKETS
DECIDED ACTIVITY
ON PRODUCE MARKET.

There Was decided activity on the
wholesale produce and fruit market yes
tcrdat. The receipts We're larEe enough
to meet a. very active demand. The re-
tail dealers and market men were very
much more liberal In their trading. and
readily took larger stocks than on any
day for two weeks past. showing that
the lively Thanksgiving trade had cleaned
up their stores and stalls Of all good
things o. eat. and left them much in
need OF stock 70 meet an active demand
from the consumers. There were no ma
terial changes in prices.
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Bank Clearings.

NEW YORK.. November a0.-TotM bank
clearings. s2.5746le.fls. outside New York
City, ss45.tbe So. increase. l06 per cent.
Richmond. Ss197. f}6; increase. JIG.
Savannah. S6,S67.1e0. increase. 40.
Atlanta Si.s517'5; increase, 49,
Norfolk. $3.c26.56l. increase. .31.
Augusta. Sl476.46N. decrease. 49,
Charleston, $3.50, $50. increase 49,
Knoxville }l.2Ss. sl5. increase $50
Jacksonville. S97i.6sS. increase. 7S.
Macon. t7fi.321. increase. s11.
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Railroads.
u Il ~ p Rlchmcnd.
IN. 4 60. Froderickaburu q
Potomac n. ~

r. F. ca P. s s.ss.s9s:
rains Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
~ A. M.-Dal,l-Maia s.. Throura.
49, 60 =, -.,-neek beys-Elna- Asslaaa 40
o." q. "a -Dauy-Byrd 81. Through IOoa.
90 -Eeek Lsys-Byrd ST. - rough.
Wv et--Wcck ia.s-Hyr1 - --re5s-tcs 50
.n- 1-fs sow 1odation.
e,c r. =. y lfily-Elln 80. Through.
W. M.-WeeS Days-Elba asa aai N--
49,, fy-fvrt 81 through.
rams Arrive Richnnond-southward
-" - o.l.-Week Days-Eloa- Ashland A.
8" 4. M-.weeS Days-Byrd 81. Frsaerieks-
az, = M.-Dalv-Iiv-t Sc. through
~ aeS D7ys-Byrd 81 Through.
22 p M.-Daiiy-afain 81, Through
1o-5 a. -'Hs.sk Days-i2ISs- Asaiana A.
ao M-paiiy-Byrd s. Through
Ne ~. - De- 'y-Rvri St. Through t,ocA
So. N -DaHv-nain 81. through
On i.--Nu' man Sieet --r or pnrfor -ar-
r,o-r ~ =, rai1s ev~s~f trains arriving tt.ch-
,.-- * arrivals and departures and coruse-
w. " e-arartaeS
49, otr G. " CTTP X Y. TAYLOR.
~ = Prsss.- Gcn'l supt. rraf. NET
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GOOD BREAKS OF
LOOSE TOBACCO

Tho sales % loose leaf tobacco AZ the
four warehouses yesterday were not as
large as on tho previous sales days az the
week. amounting 20 not quite 100. 600
pounds The cool weather and Tnanks-
Swing Day intervening cut of the re-
ce-pts very decidedly. The offerings be-
gin 20 show some improvement both I'm
the condition and the quality Of the " eed
and prices were "a little sitter yesterday.
The ware men do not look FOR heavy
breaks next week. unless there Is a de-
c.dcc change iu the weather
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OFNWEsr POINT. NOV. n 1915
ARRIVED
steamship Baltimore. short. Baltimore. mas
sengeTs and general cargO.E
SAILED.
steamship baltimore. short. Baltimore. pas
scngers and general cargo.
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N z 3 M A6if0Ik&W8StHln

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NoRFOIw.
leave Byrd St station Richmond DAILY.
In Effect November 18th.
800 Il. M -
SOCI HW EST, 900 A n. 1870 n3ou a.SS
n Pullman ParIor ami Sleeping csrn
Sate Dining cars Trains arrive ,isfiv frirE
Nerfolk I'll 90 a NJ. $50 P. NJ. from TIA
NesL 10 : n. POS p. NJ. $50 p NJ
once ~ f. Main St sFiyer- . hrs q
w p. BEVILT. 2 y rosr Nv
Gen. Pass Agent. Dist pas IvesS
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Feminine Reasoning

Senator D1ulver was Conforming an onf8-
ne nts argument
In such an argument 10 said "the loe.r
ls uhsurfIiY false. o. ls Ike tho loci. az
young woman OF Fort Dodge
This young woman set plying too need .e
one spring uurrlng ON Tho piazza 90 her n.r-.,
ntrc house a coat of her husbands va- Iu
her lap The husband himself appeared ara
She said. fretfuly.
Tt is. zoo bad tho careles. way fhr tailor
put mis- burton on. This is .he nfth time 4
hove hal &C. fn-
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oNIsh QUOTATIONS were follows. Flour
$500 5steey- No spring wheat. 71QS2c: No &
~ o ~ 2 req. lzYfz3tc.. No corn 44i4c /.
20. yellow. tsai<sitc. No. oats. sac 10
. wiz So'.49e14c., No. white 22a34iac No
= rye. o4'sc- Fair 20 choice mating lSf35se
10 I flaxseed. Si1l15; No nort6wesssrn
-. lsts' prime timothy seed 81 z5ft4 81 Clover
s ~i,slsc1 sIade. $3.50. short ribs sids Qoosl
eS4o mess pork. per barrel Si4 al. iard rsr
e. o. 2 az to ~ short clear sides Cboxedl
80, '2He .ov. WhislSey basis OF bfrb vrines
81 ~ Butter-MarSet was strong. - ,,,.-ie
90 diaries 2o@2sc. EgEs-steady; At
marx cases included. 90ffe6c: nrs.s 77c
prime irsts. soc. extras. s2c Cheese ,s,esc,
at i5QlSikc. ie'"y
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO November gO--SnaaM enturnours
from Argentina were the chief cause Of a firrn
close in the local wheat market to-day. Final
quotations for May wheat were shade higher
than Wednesdays close. May corn was OF &c
oats were unchanged Provisions were shade
20 l0c lower.
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NEW YORK. November So large business
was done to-day for forward delivery in brown
ana shleached cottouS Raw woods are frrler ia
consequences OF the foreign auctions The mar
ket as whole continues very strong In.
notably 50 m the cotton goods division
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@, Ohio Railway

cincinnati, IndianapcIls St Louis. chica.
&c. Louisville. Nashville. Memphis.
zl5 p ~. and Il % F. " daily.
Westbound Local Tralns.
7.B A. NJ and 5.rs p n vxae,, a..
newport News. Norfolk and Oid Point
$500 900 - and 400 p. n daily
Local for Newport News and Old Point
Us A. N. and 90 P NJ daily
James River Lins.
70 20 A NJ. daily. SIS p. NJ week DAYS
4 rive Main line from W~st: s7.sa a N
20 Il. s.45 P NJ. ss7:ts F. NJ. grOU
Eest; .o.lh N. -1r-F5 A N 100 p a.
g 90 p. N James River $50 A. N sssH
p NJ C'Daiiy. esEr sunday
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.
PEANUT MARKET.
"

Reported Boy Rodgers McCabe & COZ
PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. 30-PEA NI-TS--
spanish-Quiet az 81 IS per bushel. receipts
night Nirsinias-Firu AZ 4is05c. for fancy
stock; machine picked. 3iaH4i2c: Smelling stock
2'e1Sc. Receipts Very lght.
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BALTIMORE. ND, November n -Erf,,,,,-
Dull and unchanged. Wheat Easier. snot con
.Ia,t. fSs44fc; southern By SAMPLE NOT
new. e4sGfsZc.: new. southern ,,eS3ffa -, -, d
4ea's' sc, oats-9uiet; No. 2 mixed as,bc
rye FIRM, NO western. domestic -s<-7-.
butter-Firrn and unchanged. fancy tr,i',o.sio
.@assc. fancy Creamery. sla8sc store nacte4
EaNc Eggs-Firm at sc. ChooseLActive
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Southern Railway.

y, , ISAINs LEAVE RICHMOND.
orfv a. - schedule figures publishes
20 = issfforpai,ion. and are not guaranteed.
500 - --1al ly--Lorai Tor Charlotte.
- ~ Dali limited Buffee Pullman -
s~anla ar4 BIRMINGHAM. Sew Orleans.
r-tlnai' .ChattanooEa and all ne South,
r-.-Ll-S c0acf f0r ChaTe City. Oxford.
Goa Y, IAN and -afah
ii.T NJ szncsy-iceyrvflls Iooal
N-Daiiv-I frrffe pullman raady -
F. H. f-r all the South
- YORK RIVER line.
keep sunday-ho. i5-Barinors
~" M--EEeept suneay-No. io-LocsI e
-" =, Mi.,EEceps suud0y-No. 7t-Locai =
80 4 " 20 p. M-r-or, Ell the soSsh.
''' rAM.-Frorn Charlotte. Paleirh. Durham.
eo nae Cl.v a7f local Stations
- n FROM Kewsvfifa ans o. Stations
''' S,a-No. 5-From Baltinnors ana Wsse
Us n; No. :; SIS ? ". NJ Ts-Fro1
- Foinf ard Local stations.
~ W WEsTpr-Pv y p A
p - 20 r Main r. Richmond Va
e. ~ FEN(-rP g II HAPDWr-K.
Sen, NEr P7ss Traf MEF.i
" - Tsvr ~ = p A:
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TORACCO NrARKETs.

Richmond. Va November %. 1906
Tobacco-Dark Fired CNew Receipts nERt
and market active At quotations. Hrlrhts--
Fair receipts. Market firm. sun Cured-He-
ceipts increasing and market barely steady.
owing 20 the heavy receipts Some improve
nent in order. but none IA quality OF offerings.
DARK FIRED TOBACCO
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-ia bales. saies O. en- Bales. stock. r7Iss bales
Total to-day az ali pprt~--N-t .Eeceipts. q. lsT
halls. EXPORT q Great Britain. ffei bales. To-
tAe Continent. H.off bales. stock, Z -. 81
bales
Consolidated AZ an ports--Net receipts. a-s.si1
bales. export 60 Great Britain. f11.5N t-las. O.
France. TO bales fo che Con''ueut, ies q
bales o. Japan. l2. bale
Total eInro September lrf a. All r0rt g. Net
rrtelute. 20 ef- bales export t0 Great Britain.
1-.- '-1 Nc.cr. fu France. 17s fff bales, rnr
Continent Isl go bales. 90 japan. 20 9sf haies
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SeabOard Air Line Railway.
southboune Trains Leave Richmond Daily
$50 A. M.-Local 10 Norlina. raleigh. Char,
lott~ " mlnRton ..f
20 T. M--Ihrough Sleepers and Coaches. A.
lanta Birmingham. savannah. Jackson
vile ami Florida points.
1000 = VI -Through Coaches and sleepers sa-
vannah. jacksonville. Atlanta. Birning-
ham and Memphia
Northhou1d Trains Arrive Richmond Daily
s.45 A NJ ASS p. NJ. $50 p. NJ
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Steamboats,.
FOR NEW YORK.

Via Nlght Line Steamers texccpt Saturday,
making connection an Norfolk with Main Lins
snip ,tolioNinE day a. p also Nortolk
Chesapeake and Ohio Ry. az 4. N. and
NJ. making connection daily except sun
et7 P a tickets. IS r. Main street. Riea-
mona Transfer CO.. SO p Main Street, rns
JEFFERSON Murphy's Hotal
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New York. Central gen. ............- 90.
New Jersey Central gen g tblii...-...... 1884
Northern Pacific s. fbidl ....... r'r8ie
northern Pacific 3s..-..-.... -..-...... ....- g.
norfolk and Western con. A. .............- 40.
oregon short Line refunling 4F...........- 9s4
I'ennsy ivania COW 5zs..-...--. .........- esl
Reading General fs-.- ---...-.-...- ssit
- Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s--...- -l1Aa
ST. louis and san FranciEco ~ - Odd. t1s.
81 Louis Southwestern con. - Odd ....-. 81
sea board Air Line ~ ....-- s-s.
southern Pacific ss...--.... .-...... PIE.
SOUTH Pacific lst A.. cortihra'es .-..-... ss.a
southern Railway 81 DID .-.....-. .-.....- lrs
feNHs ana Pacific lists 0liiI ............. 10
z oiodo. ST. p. and Western @s............ e.la
nion Pacific 4s-.-.-.. --...-..-- 1o8ss
nlted states steel 2nl 5s ........-... gtis
Wabash lists ...-....-. Ilg
Wabash Deb H....-..-.... ............- 81
Western Md ss...-........ .-...... kS.-
Wheeling aai Lake Erie - (bldl.-...... So
Wisconsin Central - (bidj observation-disclosures. %
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARkEr

0Reported by Craddock & Jones)
Petersburg. Va. November 30 1876
With more fayOrable weather Tor handlins
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CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LINE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales al Union stock YardsD

Csales al Uuion stock Yards0
Richmond. Va. NoVe-ul.cs a. 1915
Live stock report FOR week ending ,sOVember
= 1919.
Best steers 585isc. medium 20 good 3s.a
"a, common 10 fair. - ud-4c. best hcifcrs.
ta4-tc medium sa1nt-sc-. common 20 TAR.
-f14--sc-t best Fat COWS. S'.c. medium -. q
a.: common 20 fair, ll4G2sc.; bulls. zisQ3c.:
shoats. 606h4c.; rough hogs. 4N5c sows $50
&C.. 70 quality. fat sheep. 4QJc medium. 2isc.
common and thin sheep. duh safe az 2i2G5c.
TAT lambs sni.ac-, medium. -. gee common
hard 90 sell az any price
Prospects fair FOR mex; maHaet on sl butcher
stock.
The quarantine against Southern cattle VIII
be raised December 18th. subject to inspection.
CHICAGO. November Seattle Receipts
prime steers s41iT. -. cows. s3u4 S. heifers
s. -olfJ 50. bulls s.. 5ou4 30. calves s. 1901
stockrrs ana feeders, s. = fffJ9. Hogs Re
celpts about 90 head Market steady 90 5oc.
dunn 20 good heavF. S. lcdS Is: butchers
weights. 3 ~. good 70 choice. mixed s. led
s 80; pigs $ Soll5 10. Sheep-Recipts about 49,
90 head Market steady. Sheep. 50 95G5 b..
yeariings, $500: lambs. 50 SJq7 90
NEW YORK. November - -BH.F,vE e. Re
celpts 343 head. Steers. 81 0Q0 20. bulls. g. sVQ
40, cows. s.. 3rq4 10. C'alves-Roceipts 1876
head. Veais, E7qe 90 little calves. ssQs g
western calves. 81 Is Sheep and Lanbs-Re-
ceipts. 4335 head. sheep. 81. aSd5 Is. yearlines
s. 90; lambs s7Q7- Canadian lambs. s. 81.
Hogs-R-ceipts. 6.22l head Nomlnally firm
and higher.
CINCINNATI. o.. November s'-HOGs-Ac-
tive. Butchers ana shippers. 50 gslz 30: com
mon. S5.So46. Is. Cattle-Steady. Fair TO good
shippers At0Qf so. common. s2I4 20. Sheep
Steady at s5Q4e0. Lambs-steady a. s4a7.5o.
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\ Virginia Navigation Co. s
JAMES RIVER DAY LINE
STEAMER POCAHONTAs LEAVE

u n 2 n flr NoTloIE- F07TI-
mouth. Ola Point Newport News. C-aremont
and mes River landings connecting a. Oid
Point Cor Washington. Baltimore AMI the
North. Staterooms reaorved for ne night a.
moderate prices Electric cars direct T. "a
wharf. Fare 81 30 and s. Norfolk through
Excursion Tickets cl sale 90 Richmond wrana-
fer Co. $40 = Main Street sos r. Man
Street or on wharf or steamer ftound trip,
$3.50.
FREIGHT recel sor ove-nrued places ana
ell points On Eastern virginia. North Caroina
ard the East TSO = MAYER Agent
rRvrS V-EIsrGEE. Gem efEr
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RICHNCVD GRAIN MARKET.

nj unchanged.
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spot cotton closed quiet. middlfnc ,,-,,,--,,,s4
40, midaiins guif. ] 60. sales. 9 so bales
Cotton. quiet. middiing. a. 40. gross REGENTS
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BALTIMORE Mo. November 3d. --Seaaoard
ing.
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LANCASTER &LUCKE
Bankers and Brokers,
Richmond, Va.

FOR SALE Exceptionally well-secured
1st NJ. 6of Bonds at Zoe and interest
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Baltimore
G Merchants and Miners
TRANSPORTATION Co. s

Cos-on. Mass, and Providence. p. g.
Steamers ieate lsorfe.E tor Boston TUESDAY.
- Iu.s4ls Nulav ana sunday. For Pr0rl-
e4lce Mon thursday ana saturday a.
J.. a. Passengers ani freignt taken Tor e.
Sow Engilul points. Tickets II auia a. e..
and O. lsy. and y. arl W Ry. o1ic-s. and
$50 SD EAST Main