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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
A Sale of New
Walking Skirts.

Women's Walking Skirts, entirely
new Spring models Of very fine Grey
aud Greco mixtures, also, in Mohairs,
Cheviots and Chiffon Panamas styles
are side-plaited fl1uncss; also, seventy
plated effects; a real 50 90 and $3.50
iol IolgS, to.moE1o% oRSSi'l at S2.98 and So. .90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
MANNED AT DovrR.
special oouesponaence OF Every evening.

Dover, Feb. Miss Angelica Eager
OF this town and Harry l.. Gaford. night
operator at the block at Clayton. were
married here yesterday afternoon. at the
residence of the brides mother. on Brad
ford street. by Rev. l.. T. Barratt The
bride was attired in gray cloth travelling
suit.
After the wedding they took the Nor
folk express for Philadelphia and other
points. Upon their return they viii re-
side at Clayton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
Rsqistration Of Dogs.

During the month of January 500
dogs were registered ia this city which
was As more than during january OF last
year. Special Officer John T. Gaynor IS
still in charge OF the registration work in
the courtroom at the City Hall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
THE MEMS or Mem CASTLE
More People Wanted TO see
Moving Picture show lnan
Could be Accommodates.
THE JUVENILE CHOIR TO SING
Herring Caught In the Canal at
Delaware City.

Talk OF an Ice riant Entertainmcn'
. InterIrred Win hodge Meetmg hcnis
Tayior's Recovery Give fafiy rms
Evening surprise Party - Social anu
Peraonal Items.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. November e5-FLOUR-st.ssr.
Aye fiouf-klrrn- blckWheat Fiour-Stea iy.
Buckwhcat--E Firm. Clrur,eal-Qulet Rve-
Firm. Baricy-Flrm.
Wheat Easy. no. red S1itc elevator On
lions isQ'tc. net lower. May. sfltc. December.
STAG
corn-Easy; No Q. SIC elevator Option un-
changed. January size; May 50ssc. Dtcen-
Der. s2-4c. Oats-Stealy; mixed. S9c
Beef-FIrrn. Cut Msats--Stcady Lard Easy.
western prime. s. 5oas-4s: refined easy Pora-
Steay- TaA1w-Barely steady. R9sin-steady.
Turpentine-- Firm
Rice Steady. Moiasses--steady. Conee--S. OF
Rio. quiet. No. invoice. s-l6c. mild, stea ly.
Futures easy al a net decline u 51lu points
Sugar-iaw. QUIET fair refining. 8 5-l5c cen
trifugai IL i6c. molasses sugar 3-lsc re-
nned, quiet Butter-f1rm ard unchanged.
Cheese-irregular. State. fun cream. 2i48i3a.c
Eggs-S-cady and unchanged.
Peanuts and eights-(Quiet and unchanged
Potatoes Irish, easy. unchanged; sweets. weak: :
Jersey. per basket $4,000 Eastern shore per
barrel l5c ISL CaDhages-i-as.' and urchang-
eli. Cottonseed Oll-Flrm on light offerings
Prime crude. T. O. p. mills, 25c prime summer
yellow. Sc. prime white. nominal. prime
winter yellow. nominal
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MILL OPERATIVES
WIN THEIR INCREASE
Beginning With Monday Morning
Their Wages Will Be Ten Per
Cent. Greater, as Demanded.

FALL RIVER. MASS. November o.
Fall River cotton-miu employees won "a
battle for an increase in wages to-day.
and on Monday next 80 100 operatives Will
come under scale giving them ten per
cent more than the present rate. The
sianting OF an advance by the manu-
lecturers prevented a strike. the workmen
having voted at meetings last night To
stop work in all mills next Monday II
The new schedule was not accepted. NJ
C. ID. Borden, an independent cotton man
Gfacturer, employing 5000 operatives. took
tile lead in meeting the demands OF the
nlll hands by announcing that the scale
OF wages in his mills would be raised ten
pep cent No demand had been made
upon the proprietor OF the Fail River Iron
Works Mills, and his action practically
forced the other mill managers 10 grant
the increase.
IL is considered probahle that other
cotton mills ia New England will follow
the lead taken in this city. ana that
thousands of outside mill hands ulu-
mately Will be benefited by the deter
mined stand taken by the Fan River
unions.
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Cases argued: J. NJ EchoIs COMPANY
vs.. Town OF Madison Heights. Dismissed
w ". App and others VS. Gertrude q.
App etc. Argucd by Robert N Ward.
FOR tho appellants. and y-rn. NJ Atkinson
for the appolecs. ana submitted
County OF Heuricp VS. Civ OF Rich
moud. Partly argued by J. O Wendcn-
Monday
Next cases 10 bee called. Norfolk and
western Railway Company vs.. lynch
and First National Bank IL Richmond VS.
William r. Trigg Company. which are am
tho cases on The privileged docket
Appeals allowed. Jacob po'd Packing
Company vs.. r.. T. Patrick Young Com
pany, from Circuit Court OF Richmond
writ OF error issued
Merriman VS.. Ho0n from Circuit Court
of Stauntop. writ Of error issued
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BETTER BUSINESS ON
THE PRODUCE BLOCK

The cooler weather helped business with
the wholesale produce and fruit dealers
yesterday There was a better demand.
and business uas no: little improved.
Inc receipts We're fairly good. and less
iruit and game found its way 20 th,
cfematory than on the days thar were
SO warm.
Plenty OF staf is coming in. and au
tle commission men want now is good
trading weather. which the Weather Bu-
reau mas kindly promised them for a
few days % come. at least
There Is 40 longer any doubt OF tile
Tact that The peanut crop Is FAR below
the average. ard the peanut buyers have.
made up their minds 20 pay biz money
for this virginia product this ram and
winter.
The acrease was reduced this year.
and the continued rains during the SUM
mer months caused the yield an acre TO
hc much less than previous years Ex-
IRENE unfavora bic weather conditions
during harvesting season seriously and
greatly damaged the crop. and from
the best Information obtainable the sup
ply % good nuts will be considerably
less than 90 per cent. OF an average
crop.
Bunch peanuts are selling az FIVE cents
q pound. and other grades are bringing
spondingiy high prices Machine
picked peanuts have been sold this week
az y cents pound.
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ON LOCAL MARKETS
SATURDAY SALES OF
DARK LEAF TOBACCO

II is very rare that the tobacco ware
houses q Richmond have sales ~ loose
leaf tobacco on Saturday. bur this has
been very unusual week in the to-
bacco market. All OF the selling time
yesterday WAS taken Up with the sale
that ovorlapped ar stone wall Warehouse
from THURSDAY and the enormous breaks
at Crenshaw's and Shockoe Warehouses.
The result was that the buyers did not
get 20 StonewaM and Shelburue's for their
Friday sales These TWO houses are
packed with dark tobacco. every finch
OF the floor space al both houses being
covered with the weed That this stock
may be sold the sales viii commence
this morning az go at stonewan i
VIII take the greater part OF the day
for the auctioneers to sell an ~ the
weed that IS ticketed in these TWO houses
The sales yesterday amounted 20 nearly
5000 pounds.
Information from the bright markets
is L. the effect thai Danviie South Bos-
ton and South Hll are having enormous
breaks, all the warehouses in those Nus
being like those Of this city, crowded 70
overlooking with the weed. II rs said
thai the prices are holding Up well on
The bright markets.
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Railway.

=. IRA iNS LEAVE REDMOND.
o,,- r.. -FollowInF schedule figures publishes
7.oo a. iSaforms,ion. ana are NOT EuarHnteed-
20 81 ?, ~ aliv-Looai for charlotte.
--"- " Daily-firnited- Bufref Pullman q
Ntanta ard Bfrmin CHAR, New Orleans
M-lnphi7 Chattanooga and ell ne South.
49, ooact pr Chaf@ city. Oxford
fI-S - TX. Suncay-IseyFvfils Iooal
- lailv-llr7'te Pullman raady a;a
r NJ f1r all the South.
- YORK RIVER LINE.
Limited
-l' M.-Except sunesy-No lo-LoosI t.
$50 a, a7,EEcept sundsy-No. Tt-Looal -
" 7.s0 p M-rrora al the so.eR
'' - ~ From Charlotte Raleigh. Durham.
60 mise CIV and local stations
" Prom Ee,-eviflo and al STATIONS
'i' M-Ro. From Baltiraors and West
0;S NJ. >. s:is p VI. ", rs-Frors
81 Point END Local stations
II p SprN-~rP u y r,T,v-T~-ur =
Gen Nrr u,.s r-af Me-
w TkvrO~ r A:
Wasnf-eton. d C.
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COTTON NIARKETs.

NEW YORK. November 3 The cotton mar
Il Lad good advance during to-day's ses-
s.on with trading moderately active. The close
a. barely steady. bag a. neg advance of
ao9ls points. sales Tor the day were estimated
a. $1,000 bales.
Ene opening was steady at a decline Of 6a7
points in response % lower cables and a fairly
o4 weather map. but almost Immediately
soc loss was recovered on covering OF shor s
h"I N-yins uy spot people on the reports <
ftIs hIn market in the South. moderate es-
li.i.a'cs TOT to-ul1rrow's receipts at Houston
eni tne predictions Tor unsettled weather n
t-t western belt. Trading was only moderately
s,-lFf. "n we advance, bur was the only sell
,i.r, aver the htst half hour seemed T. D. a
littie ty English houses ia the yrav o. M
oolns stfad4lera between the two ma K o..
ans these onerlngs were readily absorbed
I-atcf Trading was more active. and fuse re-
T're the close there was heavy realizing an fer
which prices lost part Of the advance ,sif !,
January selling OF from &c o. the hlgb roi,f
& JOS al The close. and March N IN IA -
lnfd NUMEROUS wires were received du-f,,-
tne dag reporting very firm interior bofdo-.
and reports from Fall River that fbe lsbcr
trluuIe had been satisfactorily settled ho1-e-t
The advance during the middle session
Receipts 20 The ports to-day were 6s Gar hale
against 61.gl2 last week and $4,000 lsst 49,
FOR the week 10000 bales against 40 cas- iast
week and 5ails- lass year To-day's recent y.
New Orleans lS.5ss bales against 13 as s., .
year. and at Houston ~. 500 bales against ga
last year
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TRADE CONDITIONS.
Holiday Demand Opening Up
Earlier Than Usual.


NEW YORK. November 23-Brad-
streets tomorrow will say:
Though checked In some sections by
irregular weather conditions. trade is
active 80 a whole. holiday demand is
opening up earlier than usual industry iu
nearly all lines is SIN pushed 20 the limit
OF production. and little relief from the
prevailing car congestion Is yet apparent.
despite the TACT that tho movement OF
certain crops. 20 market Is smaller chan
usual at this season. Despite the approach
or the close Of the season OF outdoor &C
uviues. there is stu general complaint Of
the scarcity or labor and railways. mills
and factories are conceding advances
ia wages 90 hold their help. without. how
ever entirely satisfying demands pre-
scented
"A season of plenteous production. o.
immense Industrial activity and OF l-reat
financial operations IS apparently CLOSING.
VIII record holiday trade beginning
earlier than usual
Rains or snow IA the Northwest and
especially heavy precipitation followed
hy cold weather in the Ohio and Middle
mississippi Valleys. have temporarily
checked trade and collections. but the
sdVent or settled weather has given
better tone TO late advices.
In textiles. the strength of the demand
and prices for cotton goods Is stiH the
leading feature, although growing firm
ness In wooden goods and raw wool IA
also 20 he noted. cotton goods ara Pa
good demand I'm all directions. with the
main subject ~ complaint the sIowness
of deliveries 10 OIL orders already booked.
Higher prices for cotton and suW prices
Tor Wool have apparently caused "a
strengthening tendency in mixed fabrics
f'r mems wear. Reports Of activity at
other Eastern wool markets. and better
demand for wooden goods. have made
hrmer feeling in wool prices gener-
ally.
lh" season for grinding sugar canc
has begun little earlier than usual
General complaints OF scarcity OF labor
come from tho sugar districts Raw and
rotucd sugar IS quiet and unchanged here
sympathetic weakness is shown at Kew
Orleans. and as Far east generally MS the
Mississippi River
Pig iron prices are sul advancing at
some markets. Bessener and OPEN
hearth niicts are very scarce. auf Bose
semer Is up 81 e ton
Business failures jan the United States
Tor the week ending November ed NUM-
Der 2l2 against % last week"
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Railroads.
r. F. ca P. s.:sssss: .

r. F. ca p. ss.:sSsSs:
Trains Leave Riehmond-North~ard.
IS M.-Daly-Syrd 81. rhroazh-
so A. a. Week Days-Elbs AshIana AZ
so A. A--Daily-Byrd ST. Through Losa
q, ~ .-wsek Lays-Byrd 81 - ro,rh.
s-VS =. M--Weck Days-kyrd b. Frede-lcrs-
-o- ouft eonrnodatiun-
so M-Daiy-hnln 81 through
o'so = M--Week Days-Elba ASH aad Ne-
50 A.Daliy-Byrd So through.
rams Arrive ichnaono-Southward
w - A-Week Days-Elba Ashland 40,
80 a M-wssk Days-Byrd St Eredsrieks-
o. ourE Accom- odation-
80 L-Daily-Byrd 81 Through.
1''' = n,-F eek Days-Byrd So THROUGH
M-Dsiiy-Maln St ThrouEn
wv e,-. a,-vssek Dsys-Eiea- Ashiana A.
~ = M--paiy-Ryrd ST. Through
'"' 81 -Daiiy-Byrd St. Through. Local
~ 80 - -naily-Msin St. Through.
40 --t'l' man Sleef ~ or Parior Cars -
-, '.se rains eN~e-f trains arriving kicn-
. --o9l 10 n week days and local aecoss-
.,er,.sn e y ar-ivlis and departures and connsc'
- DIE C. " CUr.P ". ? TAYLOR.
80 - Priest oen'i supt Traf Ns7.
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NEW YORK. November 13 Total bank
clearings. S.f9l il2 G33. outside New York
CITY. 81 19 UH'4f increase. l2l Ter cent
Richmond. S6.6ii.2f-. Increase 222
Savannah. S6.f9604. decrease. 49,
Atlanta. Sa.aN gf4. increase. 1871
Norfolk. S3.lN025S, increase. 29f
Augusta S2.nS EOS. decrease 1913
Charlfston, S.,0i 2l2. decrease. g.
Knoxville. N5o2 616. Increase. a.
Jacksonville Sl.5gj oo3 Increase. -
Macon. S96l75. increase. as
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CHANCE IN c. & O. SCHEDULE

Effective Sunday. November 25th Chcs-
apeake and Ohio local trains will leave
Richmond az 7.25 A. VI. daily, except
Sunday. for Charlottesville and Clifton
Forge. and 5:l5 L. NJ daily, except sun
day. for Gordonsvile Local train from
Clifton Forge arriving Richmond 7.i5 T.
~ daily, except Sunday
80 change iu departures and arrivals
az Richmond OF other trims
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
WHEAT

-" VuutAtions ven follows. Flohr-
Firm 10. spring wheat, 7gGsfc.; No. 3 7zq
ss-1e's No, red, i31s3isc. No corn 4Gisc..
No, yellow, f7i4c No. oats ssc. No :
white ~ esoi<c No. white, s24a85c No ,
rye ofl7f12c. Fair TO choice mating tsr6gr.
No. haNseed. Sl1l: No. 1 northwesteru 81 is:
prime timothy seed. 50. Clover contract
si roe, so. (" snort RIBS. sides Qoosel. Ssa
10 pounds. ses.l2i short clear sides (boxed)
~ ea's4a.n. Wniskey. basis Of high wines
81 - Butter-StrQns; creamerles z0Q ssisc {.
dairies, isW25c. Eggs-steady: al mark cases
Included. 22a-tc.; nrsts. &c; prime nrsfs SOC
extras, sc. Cheese Firm at I3Ls1i4c
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roRr on RIcnlloNp. vow. =.

IVtI OF IIIIIIIVNII NV. ., 1876
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon Ittrnyy Norfoik. uorchan-
oIso md rn ssrrr eFF .ti Dominion Line
Barge Violet Al,N..ch Raltiniore coal
Drump a. West Coal Company
Barge r. a. souicr Hudson, Baitimorc coal
T.. H. Murphy son. lrcl
steamer Brandon Hamey, Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passenger old Dominion Line
Steamer pocan1utas. Graves. james River
landings and Norfolk merchandise and passeu-
gers 'irglr'q NaEiEsfi1a Company
schooner VIII FloWer Tutc. james River.
light
uzht
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y Nv 8 N0faIk&W9Strrn

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NoRrorw.
Leave tr1 So station 2 trnr, nd pafIV
In Effect November 18th
900 =. VI r. -
FOR LINCHBUBo. rns WEST ana tha
sou INVEST, 9.05 A NJ. 1910 nson 9:sd
N Pullman Parior anc sieepinz cas-
Sate DINING cars. Trains arrive daily from
Sertoik 81 90 A n $50 p N. from ale
West 9-i5 A NJ 2;o5 p. NJ $50 p N
onice so T Main 81 sFlyer- hrs 20
". r. REVILT. q II ROSr
Gen Pass Agent Dist pas AT@nt
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CHANGE IN SCHEDULE, r., ?. g. p.
&. E.. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER os 1o0s

Northward-Leave Main Street Station
600 a. NJ daily. instead Of $40 A NJ.
for Washington and points north arriving
Washington 1910 a. ~
SOuthWard-Leave Washington 1880 A.
NJ. daily. instead Of 1000 A. NJ. arriving
Main Street Station 2.12 p. NJ, instead
OF 1923 p. NJ
No other changes in departures and
arrivals al Richmond.
W. p. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager
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SeabOard Air Line Railway

Southbound Trains Leave Richmond Daily
$50 a M.-Local 10 Norlina. Raleigh. Char
lotte. Wilmington.
lisO = M.-Ihrough Sleepers and Coaches. At
lanta Birmingham. Savannah Jackson
Vile and Florida points.
i1'V9 y NJ Through Coaches and Sieeuers Sa-
vannah Jacksonville. Atlanta Flirmins-
ham and Memphis
Northbound Trains Arrive Richmond Daily
Go A NJ As p. NJ. $50 p NJ
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Buried in His Dooryard.

Especial 70 The Times ifFnatch.
GiApESBoRo. CARROLL co. VA.
NoNc'nfcr .3 MI. currou g.. hester.
prominent cattle dealer. diod "a fow DAYS
since. and. 20 his request. was buried
in the ward Ia % few foot of the front
door Of his late residence
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Steamboats,.
FOR NEW YORK.

VIA Night Line Steamers (except saturday.
making connection in Norfolk with Main Las
s s5ip v 5osswlnf day at P also ,Nor.olk
N making connection daily except sun
oayl 81 Norfolk with Mqin Line shins sailing
At p. NJ Tickets sS r Sfsir Street Rica-
JeTerson MurDNy's Hotsl ~'
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EXCURSION TO RICHMOND. VA. VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Selling dates November 26th and 27th.
return limit December 3. 1905. account
great Educational Rally. Very low rates
will apply.
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merchants and Miners
Transportation Co.'S

Boston. Mass. and Providence. r..
Steamers loaSe Sorfc.k Tor BOSTON Tuesday.
eence Mon Thursday and satnr3sv ~ Z
r h Passengers sni freight taken for All
New EnELtnl points. Tickets n sale a. ~
and o. r. and n. ari " r.. cries ana
80 SO East Man
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BALTIMORE. ND. November 2s.-seaboard
tug.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
CHANGE Of SCHEDULE, NORFOLK
AND WESTERN RAIL vAV

on and after Sunday. November 25th.
train now leaving Richmond $40 +. NJ.
for Norfolk. will leave Richmond 600 r.
NJ. &. IL. BOSLEY
District Passenger Agent
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Fine Lynnhaven and other good oysters
received daily at IUEGER'S
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Richmond and Petersburg
Electric Rai1WaH

Care leave corner OF Seventh and Perry
from s a. NJ 20 10 F. NJ Last car Il midnight.
Limited car 6 s. r n daily. except sunday.
cars leave Petersburg. foot OF Sycamore
Street every hour from SIS a n to io;S
Last car li;p ; Limited car. TIA
Al cars from Petersourg connecting RicE.
r~oDT cars
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Chesapeake q Ohio Railway

cincinnati, india napclis, St Louis. chica-
60. Louisville Nashville Ner1phIs
AS y ana poo 7 y. daily
. 10 A n and SIS r " week DAYS
newport News Norfolk ard Old Point
-, 300 4 - and 400 p VI daily
-ocai for Newport News and Old Point
~ A NJ and 800 p n daily
James River Line:
!" - daily. 5.f5 p NJ week dayr
--ivo Nai1 f-r f~~-, Wet ~ y
- y 4 NJ, '3,45 r NJ. ss-.s5 p NJ From
49, to-.5 N s1f:si A " 100 p n
- 90 p. " James River. $500 A N .s.1
= n CeDaiy ssrx Suuda~Y
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UNSETTLED TONE
OF MONEY MARKET
Uncertainty OF Price Movement
Discharges Opera
tons.
LONDON MONEY CONDITIONS
Bank of England Receives Gold
From Paris and Discount
Is Lowered.

NEW YORK No..... t.,- 90 -rt. ....
tlea and trre....i.r ,..... 80 - .,
ket continued boz $500 ........ 80 .f -
certainty, 90 49,. ....... ...
al-ed orer.tfrr.- .r, .,.. 80 ~
dull and ....-..,..- ,...,-s......,. - a.. -,
in "a neglected ..,..-.-.. 49, -.
selling Boz, fIr.s bl.l9,--. -. ..... - ..-,.s.
tone ~ dn-.r..sr,.,. ~. ,..--.s -.
mont ,,.r r.c.+n.- ,-.-.,..--, - -,a
There were ..,...,. ,,.-.,. ,.- ~. ,t. 49,.
tic issues ,l..r. -,,r,...-,,,.l 49,. 80. 80,
Influential on fr. ,,.-,or,t go =, 49,,
sn-cglatfor N-...f.. Pm ,f-, ..,-.,-. --,,,-,,
moved ,.l,.,--,.sf,. 49,. ma. IA,
prices in f.e ,..-...+ -. ,.l 80. 49,,
paving dfvIdena. sr.. .ttes.,.... 10 ~
money r,sr,af es,.lf.if,. TO- I'm. 80.
or.,..s -,.n.fl.. 1910 a. 49,. go
ward f6e.-rri..s st..ls r., ,.,-r,. ,,.-,
in rio market -.r.ire~ Ga r,,,,r er,aifer
sum ~ r-o-.,. ...,.l. . ...,,,-,-.,--, 80 d,
point I'm tl... .,.,.. ,es,r. .- l.-,-. o.. r.-,e,.
from 70 similar movement in tie very
l'-i-Irired stocks.
Ir" cal money market showed no
f er ~ disturbance The market FOR
tiur ioara. however. Was characterize
Co.'S stringent. and brokers reported thar
t.s market WAS practically bare ~ ofgcr-
irrs. The estimates OF the weeks cur
rsaUr movement proved unsatisfactory
fn those who had been counting ou "a
ltre. cash Gain. none OF the ccmputers
showing more than O million gain in
cash by the banks. % tbs the ruo-
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BALTIMORE ND. November 23-FrOrR-
Dull ana unchanged. Wheat-Easy. SPOT com
tract liA0t49sci southern by sample 55Q6ac
Corn-Firms spot old GA i9Ac.; new $50
tSAc., new, southern, white, ilS 0ssltc Gate
birlnt Ma mixed 2SlAn. Rye Firm. No =
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Excursion to Norfolk
Thanksgiving Day
Thursday November 2sth
$3.50 ROUND TRIP,
Via Norfolk and Western Railway.
Virginia VS.. Carlisle.

Special fast train OF vestibuled coaches
Will leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond
$3.50 A. NJ. Returning. leave Norfolk
T:l5 T. NJ.
G. II. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
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RICHMOND STOCK aiARKET.

Richmond va. NOVEMBER ~. ~.
SALES Al BOARD
... l-rr+f.r...- 200 rt r.
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za-es. sSfs bales
Cotton. steady. miadiing ii.0. nes receipts.
~ .-lea Erass. t.s-- bales. sales. sos bales.
stock lof 10 bales
Total to-day af eli rorts--Set r.. eir.s. ~ 8
nattrs NNprf t0 Great Britain - .- ba .fe.
to France. 7.639 Ia 20. % the Ointment -f.-.s
nalfss ftnck. T. las To- bales
'Iisnl4la. ed az AL Iorts-Nrt receipts. fra. lFd
ha.es. cxp1st 90 Great Er tala. l1' -1, bales. t1
rance p .-s bales, 80 the Continent. m -l
bales o. Japan. SCR bales.
irial since September Jet AZ al ports Scr
- eil.fs. 80 80 bales expert to Greet Drita r
t.it..a4A la.fs % frarce, ee.7f- baies- fhe
comment l.9-as4- bales, ~ japan. $3.50 d.