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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
why PRINCESS EEA ASKED KING
EDWARDS CONSENT TO MARRY

elenf Law. originally Included ~em-
bers 0f the royal family. u Is tho
taw under which every British sub.
jet. today enters into lawful we'd
lock.
The duke ~ Cumberland. who
vas a anob and Who was Afterwards
known as the Butcher. - complained
to hls father. Charles H.. that
princes % the blood were being lev
eied with the common people The
king. wtih a silly remark. 4 will
not have my family laid under ihsse
restraints. - ordered the royal names
erased from the bill
Then followed some marriages
that we're littia better than scan
dals. and. as usual the women suf-
fered and n furious monarch had
drafted what Is known a. the royal
marriage act. which provides that
no descendant OF King George m.
shall bs capable Of contracting
matrlmony without the consent Of
tho sovereign
British horse sense has reached
aneh a stage OF progress that the
consent IL more a matter Of form
than anything else. but the law
stands az Il was drafted BY King
George H.
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WHEN DENNIS WENT
To GLASGOW

which sounded for all the world
iuihe silver bells tinhiin'
The table v-.a hetwiEt ua, bad
sefan 60 H. " II hadn't been. be
GOTTA. "a have been afthef kiaaiu
her where she stud. an falx ! be-
love she'd have lnioyed it' Bul Just
a. / was eeitin ready 10 60 round
90 her the kitchen dure opens an 10
walks Bridget With the Hnea the
wee colleen siandin' laughing faf
ulnat me she comes forward an seq
a. hsf
"uag pardon. mo lady. this ia me-
brother nennia that ! t0uid Ye aY,
Ella hopln I am ven be able 10 give
him the Humans place
Och. och. och when ! hard that
\ knoWrd "a opened mo mouth an
put me fat In Il wid Vengeance.
Here ia been afihef making luYe
30 me lady hefhilf. an nov well. I
WAS ahtrueh Hpaeheleaa ali ht vance
iiut baEnrfa 'tHaa wan az the rolghf
sort me lady vas for hhe seq to
Bridget seq she
Well bridget I've Just bern hsv-
Ing "A little conversation with your
brother Dennis. aud I think he II
far too clever young man Tor a
fottman. bat t'il speak 20 sir
Charles about him aud perhaps We
NAV be able 10 Elyo him n situation
IN which bls abilities will have
greater scope for exercise
smpilin' ail over
"0oodhy hr Flanagan. shall
be- aHrn Ia tell my husband what a
pleasant companion you have been
this morning"
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Rainier Acres

Appear 70 be the favored property
with suburban hpmeaeakrrs and In
veatafs thia season. The iaeafion il
aeiiRhtfui. commanding wide ylas
~ Lake Washington from the south.
and iooklns into the city. IN a field
wbffe there iH unusual activity and
thu prospect ~ rafsia advance In
VALVES on account ~ railroad build
inE and general Industrial exrau-
sion
Charles EomefH Company. Alaska
bnlldiug represents the ownefs IN
selling this property The Low prices
and easy terms a. payment are an
attractive feature 80
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CHANGED HIS HABITS
AND BECAME RICH

0nfc upon q tine there aaa "a iaan
who fHfHt al his manry - faal az
De earued &C. lie had "a good tlmr
FOR whiie-et irast b. Thought so
but iH few fears he realised that
Dc had nothing 60 sbow Tor a. Then
be became sensible aud beEau 60
saw. a little. Scam be had enough H.
make little Investment he pruflf-
ed and aEain invested and today il a
rich man and f1st because be saved
u LITTLE. The state Bank % Seattle
pays particular attention TO So saw
iuEa department. compromising at Z
per cent interest IS ier % year. zee
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Makes Old Yer
monteYs Jealous

Seattle hes a product that actu-
ally makes visitors from Old Yer
mont ieaiuua Vermuutrru have
LONG claimed that no other locality
produces a. fine a grade az maple
syrup a. their state bat when they
come to Seattle. and taste Mapiclne.
made by the Crescent Manufactur-
ma Co with a genuine maple ia.
Y0r. the old fasteners have 70 take
or their hats 10 Seattle enterprises
Napleine makes the finest maple
syrup possible 10 obtain and FOR
flavnfing q cannot be equalcd n Is
inexpensive and ali good Erocera
keep #. go
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CONVICT AUTHOR
TURNED DOWN
LADIES HOME JOURNAL De
cllsEs TO ACCEPT STORY
OF LIFE OF !. lie ROY. THE
NEGRO UNDER LIRE SEN.
TukCE

] II. Leroy. the negro confiei
under sentence 70 iife imprisonment
who spends bis time Ia jail writing
stories Of criminal Its for maya
flneH. has caused a sensation Ia she
JAIL BY sending some Of his copy
20 the Ladies' Home journal L..
Roy has sent manuscript 70 almost
every magazine and many news.
papsra ia the county. but has
never had story accepted.
The De nilar convict recently
rented a typewriter 70 aid bis liter,
AIRY efforts which ths jaiief regards
as toke When he received large
return consignment ~ blood -eufd.
Inc tales from the ladies Home
Journal there was much mefrimeni
IN the jail office
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SAILORS MAY
JOIN IN FUN

VICTORIA. \ G.. April MAYOR
Morley has feaeiYrd n letter fram
Rear Admlrai Goodrich. command
ting the United States Pacific squad
ron SAYING that although he can't
make a definits prumiar be thinks
nkelY he viii b. able % make his
pianA To he At Victoria. on Victoria
daY MAJ 20 1ish hts squadron. Goa.
uiaiinE - the flagship ChicaFn.
cruisers Boston and MHfhlehaaa
and torpedo beats psui Jones aud
ffehls Il be- onmsa q Il Tho latrn-
tiun 90 make the cVent ~ intefaa
tioaai character. sveuts being ar
ranged fDf competition bel ns~n
British tara here and unltsd States
aaiiurr
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WILL URGE
STRICT LAW

Over fgn ministers ~ the gospel
~iii deliver sermons next sunday ua
the strict endorsement ~ city.
county and state lass. especially IN
regard tn closing Of Haiaaus and
thsatera an SUNDAY. total abolition
% the aint machine evil and eiEar
store gambling
All og the most prominent miuls-
tefs viii deliver stirring speeches
against la1 iaA enforcement Early
uett Nvek a COMMITTEES will wait on
MAJOR Anofe Wilh recommendation
that ~ riEidlY vufufue the statutes
refrgring 10 violations By aaiaoas
and ihsaters u the Sunday closing
Law
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STAR DUST
By JOSH

4 wlah you would read nay latest
poem. pleaded the ambitious Young
man
What's Il aboutG" asked the cold.
cold editor
eira title -. Thoughts on
Spring
rs it ono ~ those wishy washr
meaningless things oF something
away over the average reader =
head. or Is Il something that every
body can understand aud appre
ciate
TITS something every bpdy can va
defutaHd hud appreciate replied
the ynunE man. bis hopes rising
Then I cant posalhlY US lt
N0uldat print such CoaFaa Languages
Ia my paper
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attorney and conducted a trust in
yeaiigation
You ueednt bother about aatine
ftr usN trial Tor inc. said the
hoidup man
Why noif I can set il-aure "a
see &" declared his lawyer
I'm not afraid 10 serve my tims
III show 500 I've the courage 81 my
conviction"
old ssahufYn aun has MADE q
hit az Annapolis
Yes. a biE un~. Ten ssuiaFv tstee
10 hstn him. and he licked EN- al =
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The Installation - block system
BY which trains viii BE- operated
through she Great Northern tunnel.
wiii be commenced # once. signal
EnFine.g " . Durham has arrived
In the city 20 install the sYatsul.
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4 life Insurance president has
been ARRESTED ~. not IN NeW Yofk
IN Parksrahurg. ". Na-
EDO Vou think Carnegie vas riaht
when BE- said nililiouaires never
laugh
Sat much ! know he was wrong
| waa once a tiutted slatoF district
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Somebody wants 70 know why n
IL necessary for Princess Ena of
Baitsnbsrg. 70 ask permission Of
king Edward. In order % marry
King Aiphonso. Seems TO be none
OF Edwards business.
Tho British marriage act. al an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

GtpRfSNE an q
her naiium Girls
r Nelson Downs
King 90 koina.
The RiEieya. Euro
y ca % uEf bats
Cfma d and Rich
al 4 a. muNi San.
Merton and Pair
field comedians IDA
Howell ramrtiieune
Pete uuuswnrth
Stsrn scope. NHcheuts
tai Gems and other
Great Turns
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A WORD IRON JOSH WISH

The people up ia Medicine Tat
aFe tfaEE,nK besausr Il Naa 90 d.
greea warmer there than IN Chicaen
the other DAY. Oh very weli uuf
there's another place where thsY
bruE ~ mufe than 30 degrees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

within the next 20 days the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific rail.
roads expect 10 have ears To this
territory 70 meet the demand Of all
lumber companies The present
trouble - due 10 a car congestion Ga
the east. according % / 4 NadeAu.
FOR sAt.E--CiKar stand. Inquire
7 "a &. Detroit Hotel 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-04

SPECIAL
Ladies and
children 10
ali m at
ineew
10 Cents
First even.
inK show.
IS &nd
evening
show IS
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New York Produce Market.
Corrected DanyJ

NEW YORK. November sA-FT1OUR-Ouiet
anl steady. Minneso-a patent s. 1904 20: win
ter patents, s2-75G4.ol. Rye FlOur--Flrrn Fair
Buckwheat FIour-Quiet al s. 23l13l. Buck
and yellow. tLooGL1s: coarse. s. l0GLigs kiln
Whcat-Spot steady; No rod. sekc eleva-
tor. options unchanged. May. $40; Decesn-
Der. sl4c-
Corrl-steady: No. p SO elevator options
IA ssc- lower January. sic. May Srsc. De
cenber s1A.c. Oats-Spot steady mixed sc
Beef-Steady; family. s,sgis 80: mess. ss4s o.;
beef hams S219-5 %; packet. Sl0-ooalivo. Cut
Meats-Steady; picked bellies. I0t. Glz14c. :;
picked hams. l2alei1c IArd-Barely steady
western prime. 3 3ogs.40; refined. steady.
Continent - 70 South America. SLOTS. com
pound. SS0e -. Pork-Barely steady; family
SIS 5eQ 20 %; short clear. $iz.500ls.00; mess
81 15fl 1878. Tallow-Bsrely steady. city. sac :
country. 6AQes.c- Petroleurn-Steady: renned
New York. s. 81. Philadelphia and Baltiuore
SIS; do. IN bulk ga. Rosin-Fteady at
81 .. Turpentine-luiet at 7ocr7oisc.
Rice-Steady az sl5qekc Moia sses--steady f;
good % choice 50QSSc. Coefee-So. invoice
s-l5c- mild. quiet. Cordova. si7c. FGtures
unchanged 20 points higher Sugar-Fss y.
quiet. fair refining. 36-lsc; centrifugal
8 l3-iec-; nolasses sugar, l-16c.; refined,
steady.
Butter-Firm: official prices held strong TO
IA. eOa1Sc. renovated common 20 extra.
1890: western. factory. common 20 hrSts
16ihU90itc. C.heese-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Steady and unchanged
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LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

LynchburE, Va, November a. 1876.
sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynchourg mar
ket FOR TIE two weeks ending November 20.
ISs reported BY John L. Oglesby, Of Lynch 5
Warehouse.
Sold week ending November 18th. s59 500
pounds sold week ending November I'd, 9Js TO
pounds Increase for week ending November
Esd so. 30 pounds.
Sold from September l. 1896 TO November *
1896 1876. 80 pounds, sold from September l.
1875 70 November 3. 1876 ESQ, 600 pounds T:
increase Tor 1905. 54S. 700 pounds
Tho receipts the pasl week have been quite
heavy. and wac composed of the common and
except there was some roould on many lots
he size Of the leaf very good but the
quality, color and texture was considerabIy
on. which WAS the result Of the very WEI
season Tor maturing houseing and curing the
tobacco crop The prices were rather higher
on all grades than last week and was gen
orally satisfactory 10 the planters.
The QuotattOns were a. foftr vs.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK November y The cotton mar
ket opened firm M an advance Of 24s points
IN response 90 steady cables. huillsh weekend
reviews ~ the dry goods situation, rather un-
settled weather In the southwest. b1Illish spot
aNF4ccs. covering OF shorts and bull support.
Prices sold up a net advance Of 150t7 points
soon AFTER the opening bue met considerable
realizing al the advance, and later reacted
several points from the best. but ruled fairy
steady. about sac points over the closing ng-
ures ~ last night Trading was moderately
active. Futures closed steady.
Receipts az the ports today were "a. 4E3 bales
oEalnst .ls6 last week and g. 39 last year.
For the week 10000 bales against H8.O4s last
week ana $50. $50 last year. To-day's receipts
., New orleans. SOsl bales against II. T3 last
year AMI Houston 1874 bales against slO7
last year
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spot cotton closed firm. 10 points higher:
sales. '"'
Cotton hrm; middling. u.20: net receipts
export 10 Great Britain 200 bales
Total to-day at all ports-Net reccipts "a "a
bales. export TO Great Britain Is az 49,.
20 France 17,40o bales; TO the Continent lei 1Si
bales. stock. LIS AIS bales
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts "a ssa
bales; export 10 Great Britain. 10 OF balos
20 France T.40O bales; 10 the Continent Eel 1s5
bales
Total since September fst az all ports-Net
rece pts. 3.95o.36l bales; export 20 Great Britain
LIT s45 bales. 20 France. go ~ bales: % the
Continent. 1907, ~ bales; 90 Japan. 81 95s bales
NEW ORLEANS. November 24-COTON-
Spot closed nrm and &c higher. niddlfnO
10 l5-lsc Sales were 2oSD bales on the spSt
and 800 20 arrive Futures opened steady and
4ui2 points higher on a heavy demand for
spot. which FOR this time OF the year was en-
tirely unexpected and which has had few pre-
cedents The price OF futures until at the
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WILMINGTON, N c. Novenaber "A Spin
ITS TURPENTINE-Nothi doing; receipts.
s6 casks Rosin-Firm at t2.e5; receipts 2fS
barrels Tar-F1m ~ g.. 90 receipts n 'har
rels. Crude Turpentine-Firm az sS.S6aL5O: re-
Ceipts IS barrels
SAVANNAH, GA November N-TIjkptcN
TNE-Firm az S6Ac. sales, 61i casks. feceipts
Ssi casks. shipments. 30 casks. Rosln-Frirra.
sales LOO barrels; receipts. 20i7 barreiss ship
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Chicago Grain Market.

cernber delivery had a depressing effect to-
day on the local whsat market, but prices
showed little change. the December option
closing only a shade below the final quotations
~ yesterday Corn was up &c. Oats q
shade lower. Provisions were ~ aSc. 70 12i9c.
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TOBACCO MARKETS..

Richmond. Va. November a. 1905
Iooaoeo-Dark Fired (New Receipts ngnt
and market active at quotations. Brigh To-
Fair receipts. Market nrn. sun Cured-R1-
ceipts increasing and market barely steady.
owing 70 the heavy receipts. Some improve
Leut IN order. but none IN quality Of offerings
DARK FIRED TTlRACNO
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2 quotations are A. follows:
MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.
PEANUT MARKET.

O}ep1rtod hy k0dgers McCabe 3 Co-)
Spanish-Quiet at Sis per bushel. receipts
light NirEinias-F1rm at 4405c. for fancy
stock. machine picked 31zD4ixc.; sheling stock
pa dSc. Receipts very light.
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close were 7Qs points over yesterday The close
wac steady
Futures closed as follows. January 10 -;
February, 1875 bid; March 10.7s bid April
JOSS. May. a. So bid. June. u.c0 I'd: July.
iic bA. November lo7e bid; December. pee
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NEW YORK. November 24.-The dry goods
market was quiet and firm to-day. Certa n
prints have been placed al value and me
bleached cottons have been advanced to SKc
the highest price OF the year. Jute is selling
at tho highest prices Of the year.
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LIQUIDATION IN
SOME ACCOUNTS
Particular Damage Was Done to
Prices of the Trans-Continental
Railroad Stocks.
BANK STATEMENT STRONGER
Cash Cain Reaching Nearly
S3'ooo,Ooo-Estimates Did Not
Exceed One Million.

NEW YORK. November PA rquidat-
ing movement in speculative accounts de-
veloped In the stock market to-day which
attained considerable proportions during
the course OF the two hours session. Par
ucuiar damage vas done to prices OF
tle trans-continental railroad stocks. ovy-
N's % the extensive advances which had
occurred previously IN their prices The
aSuon or Great Northern preferred since
tne announcement OF the plan Of partfcf-
pauon IN tho ore contract rights. and
'le course or the quotation for the rights
"ntn Issued on the cuGb market have
""H bad effect upon speculative scntf-
Hi'"I lhe evidence that speculation had
Deen Overcome IN that case arouses uneaai-
ness over the outcome Of Other sractila-
i've factors which have been followed wirh
confidence on very vague Information.
some apprehension finds expression over
tne adjustment of loans IN which Great
NYrthern preferred figures as collateral
"hen the ore rights come off the stock
the suggestion having found circulation
thRt banks viii require additional collat-
e'ai ana VIII Doe unwilling 20 accept the
beneficiary certificates 20 make Ip ~
gap owing 70 the inactive market which
iNaF exist for them when separated from
We stock itself The consideration 81
the recent wide decline IN Standard or
1T ue outside market had an important
effect on sentiment. although that stock
was supported to-day. The bank state
mont was stronger than was expected fn
The matter % cash gain. the addition %
reserve reaching nearly =. n1O.ooO. against
estimates which did not oxceed q milton
for the maximum. The s. 90 On loan ex-
panTion in tho face Of tho supposition to.t
Interior banks wore lending freely hero
during the week was not 80 well liked The
market rallied on the appearance 81 the
statement. but The higher prices induced
resumption ~ the nquida ion and caused
tee severe break IN prices from which
there was only slight recovery The clos
INK vas weak. Total sales Of bonds par
vafuc. xeTg 60
Total sales stocks were fEsCo0 shares.
NEW YORK. November 2f-AIoney on
caiI nominal. no loans. Time loans very
dun and strong. sixty days ninety davs
hid siv months rid. Prime mercantile
paper enc IL pcr cent Sterling exchange
f'eadv WITH actual business IN bankers
bills - s. s1r.lS3f ss75 for demand. and
az - s--l17s4 s.r1 for eivtv dav bills posted
rates sfSi 10 and 81 81 10 Commercial
hIie - SO 1-40f4 so rs. Bar silver 70 -
NeN'can dollars = II Government bonds
steady. Railroad bonds irregular.
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TOBACCO MARKET

(Neported by Craddock H7AkNNAk7kk nupp
(Reported BY CraddOck & Jones)
Petersburg. Va, November -. 1876
With more favorable weather for handling
our offerings OF tobacco were quite heavy
during past week. and market owed molo
activity and stronger demand ali grades.
We note especially some fancy prices for
wrappers, which are scarce. and eagerly sought
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NEW YORK. November sA-BEEV Este
pts - head; al consigned direct; feeling
8 READY Dressed beef slow at 6iz Csc for ma
tive sides Calves-Recepts 1s5 head Market
steady Common T. choice vcals = 1909 o..
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 3.c6 head. sheep.
Ssesoo: culLs. t23-.75; lambs. ss50q7.s0. culls.
< -. Hogs-flecsS pts. ass heal: all c1r
slaughterers- Market nominaIly STEADY.
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CINCINNATI o.. November 24-HOGS-
Market &C. lower. Butchers and shippera'
= soq6.s IS: common. $5.S5Gs Is Cat,le-stsady
Fair 70 good shippers. N-5oG6 40: common. s2g
80 Sheep-Steady at E14eo. Lambs
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RAITIMORE IN Nro..nrnhe- Il - -.

BALTIMORE. ND. November 2A-FTOIyR-
Dun ana UNCHANGED wheat-Quiet. spot. con-
tract. iSlz9tS%c Confirm; spot old 49Is0
1850; new 4s1zq4SMc; new, southern White
t5a4S'4e. oats-steady; No. white i0a4o5sc
hye-Flrm; NO. western. 7CQ76c. Butter
&c; do. creamery, S43ic.; store packed IA
COG Eggs-F1rm at &c. Cheese-Active and
unchanged; large J5Ac.: medium I35lc Sugar
STEADY and UNCHANGED.
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Finn. Winter patents. s. 90Q3-to. straights.
So lOQ3.30; spring patents. s. S0G3 %; bakers ,
s. 4oQ29o No. ? spring wheat. 7Sas4c.; No.
3. 73gSSc. No. red. 727s973itc. No. ? corn.
No. ? white 34Ihc; No white. 52QS4c No ?
rye, 6Sg64'sc. Fair to choice mating 4So6gc
No. neNseed. Sill: No northwestern, 81. 70;
grade. SD 40. Short ribs. sides O0ose) $50
SEA- mess pork. per barrel. $780, lard per
i1y poulidss $S01lss short clear side (boxetd)
- 81 $3.50 Whiskey. basis Of high wines
SLz9 Hutter-Market Arm; creameries 2l6
sic; diaries, lSQ20c. Eggs-Steady: a. mark
cases included. Z2Q26c: hrsts &c: prime arsts
SOc. rXtras. BIC. Cheese-Steady at iSIL 8i4c
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HALTIMoRE sTocK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Md. November s4-seaooar1
AIT Line common and preferred-Nothlng do
ting
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\ ew York Central gen. Sizs.-.............. -
s-w jersey Central gen 5s..---...-.-....... l2st
-l1th te-luc 49, lu a
northern Pacific g Observation-Disclosures. 10
Norfolk and Western c0n 4s................ ga.
orescn snort Line refunding 4s..........-. Ssh,
l'ennsy ivania cow sIzs..................... -,
4qihe 1enesa4 4e.-.--. ------..-...-.... s9i4
~ Louis and Iron Mountain con 6a...... ll5ie
- tou8 ana san Francisco r. fs...... sfis
-1'u5' ss0utn eatern con 4a---.---.-.-. sl'a
Seaboard Air Line ~ Offered .....-...-... g.l.
r'utnern racine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. p
southern Pacific 1st -. ccrtifca tes...... IS
southern Railway 6s.-----.--.--..-.....-... -lBl1
Texas and Pacific acknowledgements s
Eo.e1o' ~. l.. and Western 4s..-.......... sou
nm Ftcluc lu5fs
United states Steel znd bs................. "a
wabash lsts .-.-..........-..-......r ia
WanaEh Deb B.................. ...... ~
Western Nd A. ......... "a
,w--at'llnF and Lake Erie 4s..-.-............ e
wisconsin Central 4s........................ sok
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nents ~ barrels; stock, o. ts5 barrels
- -llAts l.h~SIDN, = c., November = zrU X
FhNIiNE AND notwithstanding doing
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. - 1896
ARRIVED
steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. r0archan-
Csc ana passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Pocah ontas. Graves. James River
.ena4hss and norfolk merchandise and psHsen-
gers virginia Navigation Company.
Sailed
Steamer Berkeley. shelly. Norfolk. r1ercnan-
olse and passengers. Old Dominion Line
light 49,
Hundred.
PORT OF WEST POINT NOV. "a rs0s
ARRIVED
steanrship Danvilie. Thomas. Baltimore pas-
steamship Danvile, Thomas. Baltimore pas-
SAILED.
senge-s and general cargo.
seugers and general cargo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

CHICAGO, November sA-CATTLE-t5s-i-
mated receipts. co head. Market steady.
Beeves. s@llI -. cows and heifers. SlSJ8s ~ +;
Saivea- So 60. stockers and feeders. SO x45 .
Hogs-EstirIlated receipts. 2. op0 head Market
luc- lower Mixod and butchers E.syd6. ST. .
good % heavy. 8. lOQS.so: rough heavy. s. So
go; light. S-Sps6 21i1; pigs. & 50GS =. bu K
sales, SfIe. .. Sleep-E1stiTnated receipts 40
head. Market steady. Sheep. s. 2o86.75; year
4.ngs. S5-5Og6.40. lambs. s. 60q7.75.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25
RICH9lC NJ, GRAIN MARKET

Richmond, Va, November "a. 1905
QUOTATIONS.