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The Ely miner., 1906-08-31
A Sermon In Precious Stones.

In all ages of the world the meas
ure of nations prosperity has been
gauged by the luxuries with which
the people surrounded themselves
This is as true now as 1t was In the
days of Roman conquest, and 1t is
shown particularly in recent OH
cial statement concerning the impor'
tation into this country of South AT
rican diamonds. Last year $4,000,
600 of these precious stones found
their way into the United States
When Speaker Cannon uttered his
emphatic and unique declaration con.
corning this country's success he only
declared a fact, says the Philadel'
phia Press. The past ten years,
judged by the importation of diamonds
alone, has been the most prosperous
and successful this country has ever
known. In 1897 the imports OF Sdia,
monds in round numbers exceeded
S1,900,000, although the price per
carat was not nearly as high as it has
been since. This wonderful increase
shows that there is a demand for
them, and the demand is an indica-
ton that the people have the money
wherewith to purchase them. Dia-
monds are an unfailing indication OF
prosperity. The first thing the aver.
age man does when he gets a little
ahead in the world is to buy dia-
mond shirtstud or diamond earrings
for his wife. The more money he
makes the more diamonds he buys,
and that men have been making
money and that the country is un-
usually prosperous is indicated by
these figures on diamonds.
The Ely miner., 1906-08-31
NEGRO ASSAULTS LITTLE GIRL.
Child of Employer in Precarious Con-
dition From Attack by Farmland.

Cairo, ILL.,, Aug. 2S.-The five year
old daughter of Edward Albright, a
farmer near Bertrand, Mo-, was as
saulted Monday afternoon by Charles
Goforth, farm hand employed by her
father. Goforth was captured in the
Mississippi river swamps by farmers
headed by Albright. Albright tried
to kill Goforth and beat him terribly,
but Goforth was rescued by deputies
with bloodhounds brought from
Charleston and placed in Jail. The
little girl is in precarious condition.
The Ely miner., 1906-08-31
SPRINGFIELD JURY DIsAGREEs
Ten Out of Twelve TaIesmen Vote for
Acquittal.

Springfield, Mo-, Aug. 25.-The jury
in the case of Doss Galbraith, the al
legged leader of the mob which lynched
and burned three negroes here in
April last, and who was on trial
charged with second degree murder,
was discharged by the court Friday
when it reported that its members
were unable to agree.
After the jury was discharged its
members freely admitted that the
vote stood ten for acquittal and two
for conviction.
1t is not believed the state will try
the case again.
The Ely miner., 1906-08-31
EARL GREY SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Exploding Electric Light Bulb Sends
Bits of Glass into Governor Face.

Winnipeg, Man, Aug. 28.-Earl
Grey, governor general of Canada,
had a narrow escape from serious in.
jury here about midnight Sunday.
Just before retiring an electric light
bulb exploded full in his face and
bits of glass were blown into his eyes
The right optic was closed and the
services of a physician were required
to bandage up his forehead.
His excellency appeared at Portage
la Prairie Monday with a covering
over his right eye.
The Ely miner., 1906-08-31
FOREIGN COMMERCE is LARGER
Totals as Compared with Last Year
Show Big Increase.

Washington, Aug. 27-The imports
for the month Of July according to the
monthly statement of foreign com.
merce issued by the department OF
commerce and labor were s102, 2,5S6, 1877,
as against $S4,512,606 for July, 1905;
while the total amount of exports for
July, 1906, were Sill, 1,551 ,415, as
against $674,454,040 for the same pc
riod in 1905, while the total exports
for the seven months in 1906. ended
with July, were $969,394, ,143, as
against sS4S,S99,444 for the same pc
rind in 1905.
The Ely miner., 1906-08-31
FRISCO TRAMwAYs ARE TIED UP
Employees of United Railway System
Called Out by Their Union.

San Francisco, Aug. 27.-With the
exception of the California and Geary
street lines, street railway traffic in
this city was suspended Sunday, as
the result of the strike of the con.
ductors and motormen of the United
Railway system which went into eff
feet at five o'clock Sunday morning
The United Railroads made no at
tempt to run cars and consequently
there was no disorder.
Further action in the tie-up awaits
the arrival of Patrick Calhoun, presi
dent of the United railroads, who is
en- route from the east.
Automobiles and other vehicles were
brought into requisition and they did
a good business.
The Ely miner., 1906-08-31
Chance FOR CUBAN
REBELS TO BACK UP
AMNESTY DECREE Is ISSUED BY
THE SECRETARY ON ORDER
OF THE PRESIDENT.
simultaneously With Its Publication
Loyal Troops Defeat Insurgents,
Killing Seventeen Men and Losing
One Man in Fight.

Havana, Aug. 2S.-At the moment
Monday when the government was is
suing it's proclamation offering pardon
to rebels who would lay down their
arms it's forces were dealing the most
telling blow that has yet been struck
against insurgents in the field.
For several days it has been stated
that Gen. Guzman's force of insur-
gents, which was variously estimated
at from 200 upwards, contemplated an
attack on Cienfuegos. Col. Vale with
a detachment of rural guards and vol
unteers was dispatched to Cienfuegos
for the purpose of engaging Guzman
and breaking up the band. The en-
counter of the two forces resulted in
the worst disaster which the insur-
gents have sustained up to this time.
They lost II men killed and many
wounded, while the loss to the gov
ernment force was one man killed.
The government is without further
particulars of the fight.
lnsurrection in Decline.
That the insurrection is in shaky
condition seems to be fact, although
the end may not be as near as men,
bers Of the government profess to
believe. Ex-Congressman Faustino
(Pino) Guerra, the insurgent leader
operating in the province of Pinar
Del Rio, in signed statement tele-
graphed to the press Monday night
declares that he is as determined as
ever that the last presidential elec-
ton shall be annulled before there
can be peace in Cuba. That Guerra's
force of 1000 men is well armed and
supplied with ammunition and food
is amply verified. Their greatest draw
back now is the lack of money; but
the people of the western part of Pinar
Del Rio are furnishing them with all
the supplies needed, taking in re-
turn therefore orders on the Cuban
government" and in many cases refus-
ing to accept any consideration.
Regarding Amnesty.
The governments offer of amnesty
is variously received. 1t is impossible
to say what it's effect will be upon
those to whom it is addressed. AL
fredo Zayas, president of the senate
and leader of the liberal party, stated
that he was unable to express any
opinion as to whether the insurgents
would grasp the opportunity offered
them of surrendering, but said in
his opinion as a lawyer, Secretary
Montalvo could not legally issue such
an order, for the constitution pro-
vides that only the president may
make such a proclamation which must
be countersigned by some member of
the cabinet
Secretary Maintains Legality.
Secretary Montavlo, on the con-
trary, stated that the offer of elem
ency was issued by the direct order
of President Palma and also gazetted
officially. The secretary added that
the document was in reality an order
of the secretary of the interior, is
sued by direction of the president to
Gen. Dodriguez, commander of the
rural guards.
The foreign element, including
many Americans, criticise the offer of
amnesty as weak and disappoint-
ing action, showing desire for peace
at any price and willingness to sac
rifice the possibility of future security
to present expediency.
The Ely miner., 1906-08-31
Women as Inventors.

In reply to the charge that women
are lacking in mechanical ingenuity,
it is asserted that many of the most
valuable inventions patented by men
in reality represent ideas conceived
in the brains of their wives, their
sisters and their daughters. Eli Whit
ney's famous cotton gin is said to
have been merely the application of a
device first thought out by a woman
the widow Of Gen. Nathaniel Greene.
The "Coston light" which is used by
our life-saving service, and by mar.
liners all over the world, for signaling
at night-it burns like red f1re-is a
woman's invention, says the Techical
World Magazine. So, likewise, is the
paper bag with a satchel bottom.
which was the idea Of Miss M. e.
Knight. The machine by which
comb foundation" as it is called, for
bee hives, Is made, was patented by
Frances A. Dunham, In 1881. It saves
bees half the labor of honeycomb con.
struction by turning out wax sheets,
which, suspended in the hives, serves
as basis to build the combs upon.
But the most wonderful point about
the contrivance is that, the cells out.
lined in relief on the wax being all
of worker" size, those of them that
are utilized by the insects for nurs.
cry purposes will produce only work.
er bees, thus avoiding the propaga.
ton of idle drones.
The Ely miner., 1906-08-31

whenever I stopped or lifted. The
urine was badly disordered and for a
long time I had attacks of gravel.
After I began using Doan's Kidney
Pills the gravel passed out, and my
back got well. 1 haven't had back
ache or bladder trouble since"
Sold by all dealers. so cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Ely miner., 1906-08-31
BAcKAcHE Is KlDNEYAcHE.
Get at the cause-cure the Kidneys.
Don't neglect backache. It warns
you of trouble in the kidneys. Avert

the DANGER Dy cur
ing the kidneys with
Doan's Kidney Pills.
]. A. Haywood, a
well known resident
Of uufkin, Tex,
says: '1 wrenched
my back working in
a sawmill, was laid
up six weeks, and
from that time had
-oin IN INV hoolr
The Ely miner., 1906-08-31

Oak Grove, Mo-, Aug. 2S.-Capt. ].
Frank Gregg, who for the first half of
the civil war was in Gen. Joe Shelby's
command, but who later was with
Quantrell, the raider, and is said to
have been in the famous raid at Law
renee, Kan, died at his home at Grain
Valley. near here.
The Ely miner., 1906-08-31
Aeronaut Fatally Hurt,

Wichita, Kan, Aug. 2S.-Mrs. Mamie
Napier, of this city, a professional
aeronaut, fell 100 feet from a bal
loon Monday night while attempting
a parachute descen. Physicians say
she cannot live.
The Ely miner., 1906-08-31
Danish Statesman Dead.

Copenhagen, Aug. 27.-Johannes
Nellmann, director of the National
bank and once minister of justice, is
dead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
ON LOCAL MARKETS
LARGE BREAKS OF
LOOSE LEAF TOBACCO

All the warehouses were crowded with
TOBACCO yesterday ana the auctioneers
had 10 do some lively work 70 get through
with the sales before night Shockoe
sip and all the streets leading to the
warehouses were crowded with country
wagons. and altogether they unloaded
something over 1000 pounds OF the
weed for yesterdays breaks
Prices were well maintained, and the
farmers who sold and left for horne dill
80 with smiling faces. having received
very satisfactory prices for the dark
weed they pat on the floors OF the ware
houses They are stln marketing their
lower grades, and. Of course, no fanc,-
prices have yaS been realized
The indications are that the breaks
will not be quite so large to-day. The
first sale VII be at Shelburne's. second.
az Creushaw 8; third, at Shcckoe. and
fourth, al StQueVan
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NEW YORK. November --.--FI -r.--fe..,-
HlI E.flg-iI r... lrsr-st g.. ...r-- So A in.
~ 2. f 7l..alt. -ar--.ae al--Stea-y. Itye--
stead .are.y steady
Wheat Easy. So. 3 -ci. 1s-.- elevator Oo-
rs areaaaFst except IS loss il December.
rr-- steady, ~. 3D. So. elevator Cn-to-s
partly i-- uet h.gaer Jaralrs. fil.... sf4~
ge-
tat M.ats--st a-iy Lasi--Qu.et. western
prime. S. H1- 81; refined. steady Fn-k-Sraadv.
Iailow--S le-ay- Rosin--st-ady. T-rpen,.n -
Steady
Rice steady. Mo.asAcs--stealy. C1ree--So- I
lti' qnie,i so inFoice. 1e.c.. gil1 steady
FUTURES quiet al a ret lecl. ne 2 $3.50 n.rits
Slsar- Raw. hrfn. fair refining 5-'ta3 il-7lc .
- teSt -.-.-' 90 .-asses sugar.
ana unchanged, rercipts. S-ee kegs. c. eese-
FIRM eut an haugi- receipts. .ss bnNl IS
hs-e-Flrm and unchanged, receipts 1858
crates
Peanuts and Freishts-steadv ana uucbanr-
81 Potatoes and Cabbages-Easy and %
changed Cottonsefl Oli-Firm on c1lI st,e.t-
lative demand and strength u crude Prime
crude. z o. b mills. -Si-r. prime su-,i,ler
yellow, E-ac-, prime white. nominal: prime
winter yellow, nominal
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Railroads.
- ~ - Richmond.
N. L S(Na FrsSer ickshura q
Potofnac e. ~


r. F. ca P. ss s:s:.,:s:ssyA
Trains Leave Rlehmond-Slorthwara
80 A M aiiy-Maln s. TnrouSh.
''-' - a. sevS Isys-s-lba AsnlaEd -
80 a a-DaAy-Byrd ST. Through LoSs1
90 WEES Laya-Byrd ST = ror9h.
Wv - week Days BYRD - rred9-lcks-
-,- 1ufE tc notation
-, ~ -llriIv -'teiu 81. Thrnugh-
o-o' M.-Wees pays-Eiha ass and AZ
Trains Arrive Inward.
w - M. week Days-Elba- Ashland A.
sd a Week Days-Byra st Frsesrieks-
- - " o0ilv-Hv-t 81 T7~ourh
'1'@ " y eek Days-Ryrd 81 Ehrousn,
f.!5 = M-Daiiy-srain St Throurn
5 q S~s,,es Days-si0a- Saiaaa Ae-
~ " -naliy-Byrd St Th-s,u~h
W. r. - -paiIv-Byrd St II 0ouga. Local
~ 49, - - -Dany-Nain ST -9,-on~n
,-- r-r -r IMAM slice ~ o. p--fS~ cars %
r,o,. 8, = rains * 80 trai,as arriv az kich-
-,SP1.iill-,sso NJ week days. End iocai aeoou-
.,a I'm q arr,v,' ,ns sa-.,rture. ana conaec-
Ant y, -. v CT-RP " p TAYLOR.
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GREATER DEMAND
FOR THINGS TO EAT.

Perhaps II was the near approach Of
Thanksgiving Day, OF perhaps it was the
better weather but whatever 1t was that
caused ii, the fact is that business on
the Cary Street wholesale produce ana
irlit block was better yesterday than Il
has been for several days. The market
was well supplied with Thanksgivins
turkeys and all other kinds OF fowls. and
they sold readily and for good prices.
Fruits were also in demand. and the
supply was more than SUFFICIENT 10 meet
a. The same may be said OF vegetsb les
especially celery ana cranberries to 60
with the IhaHksglving turkey Gam,
was not so plentiful as it has been and
is much higher. Other goods Were active
and steady az former quotations
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WILMINGTON. y a.. November y .-sprp
IT'S TURPENrINIc- Nothing doing rs~et,,,s
6a casks. ltosia--N othlnE doing. rccein.s ia
barrels Tar--tirui $50. receipts "a hei1
re!s Crude Tlrpentine--Firm At SSS,qpI' & .
c~cipts Q barrels
SAVANNAH GA. November 27.--TT1RPE,N-
IlNE--t Firm at o6i.c sales. 1916 casks- re-
ctipts, l&s casks. shipments Is 4caet.
Rosin-Frn; ales. 2o75 barrels. receipts q n.
barrels shipments L6o barrels. stock. IS SO
barrels
CHARLESTON. s c.. November o. -rrrR-
PIcNTINE AND ROsfN-Nothing doing.
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Posunasters md Carriers

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. November n
Rural route no. J. ordered established
January LIST at Sontag. Franklin COUNTY
Va, serving zoo people and 100 FAINT
lies
Rural carriers appointed FOR North Car
olina routcs-Jacksonville. route .. CLYDE
l.. Andrews, carrier, J. l.. Andrews. sub
Route 3. Richard T.. Murrin. carrier: John
- Warick. sub. Mount Airy, route L.
Benton u. Edwards. carrier: Irwin r. Ed
wards. sub. Wakefield, route 1. Charles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28

T. Tippett. carrier. Carson Tippett sub.
Postmasters appointed: Virginia--Legg.
Wise county. Thomas r. Moore, vice Will
liam II. Clay. resigned.
North Car0liua--Iiot House. Cherokee
county. Christopher Z Wilson. vice y A.
Reynolds. resigned Murfreesboro, Hert-
ford county. John Hare, vice G.. w
Grimes, resigned
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France. sozoS bales. % the Continent. 81 81
aaler
Total since September it. az an ports. set
ifrfits, SIS, - ba4ez exp ~ % Great Erl tain
-i-tl2-- ha.re, % France. a1 fl5 bales. GO the
,"nilrent, le.-.- ~ bales. % Japan. yl.s6
bales
'.nro dated az al ports ana total since
september lst are corrected nslres
NEW ORLEANS November q --cOTD0N--
cotton futures closed barely steady. ia uars.
.''e. February. 40 81. March. 1898. A rli,
truter il &C. hlt, December - &C.
Si1t openel Grin and c.ased easier ana IN
banged, ml-1itnE ~ $3.50. Spot eai-s
800 rales and 3. 40 O. arrive. Futures operea
e'.ait az on advance - 11i- points on good
cables and TOO much Fainv weather. Pie ma 20
Aet wac fcferisl tnr lvhnut che sess On and
Persist D. beer hnlrlIner.lT and rsal4.ilE Z
longs carried fnc prices down "a. points az
eaeh call The market closed barely steady.
asa ~ points lower than yesterday
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NEW YORK. November THE dry ro,ss
slsae holds strong Wide sheetines have bel
advanced Discounts have been snor-eneg -
ducks The co-ton yarn market is YER, st -s- "a
Ialr export trade is reported and some IL
cures were received This week for four-ya 4
Is growing iaraer TO '-''D'4 q
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PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV. q 1905

NETEI| I'd
Steamship DanVille. short Baltinoore .e.
scngers and general cargo.
steamer Louise. Haynes. Maftsponl r,f,..
landings. passengers and general cargo
~AlI hlf
steamship Danviue, Short Baltimore No..
seugers and general cargo.
steamer Louise HAYNES. Mattaponi pt,,.-
landings, passengers snd general cargo
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DO rlI.on cTostl INN. mIddnng u1lsrd.
J. %; middiins gulf. u.s5, sales SO bales 10
Cotton. firm. mlddilng. II 80: net reeeip,s IN
bales. gross. 2.S7s bales. sales $50 bales: sfocs
1889 bales. o'@N ~
Total to-day az all porfs--Net re~afn+e 20 90
bales. export 10 Great Britain 4s f79 baies. ~
France. As bales. Oh the Continent o $50 bsies,
stock 1853 80 bales
Consolidated az all ports Net rcceipts fot NO
bales; export 20 Great Britain. Is. 704 bales. A.
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MARINE INTERFERENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND NOV r. 1875

FORT OF RICHMOND NOV. a. 1919
ARRIVED
steamer Brandon Harvey, Norfolk n,erchao-
disc and passengers Ola Dominion Line
steamer Pocahantas. Graves James River
landings and Norfolk. merchandise and passen.
gers virginia Navigation Company
Barge Iaurler Grove. Farrell Wasblnc+c.,.
asphal. blocks. Washington Asphalt B.ock ana
Thing Company
SAILED.
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk nqerchan.
disc and passengers. old Dominion Line
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.
PEANUT MARKET.

Reported by Rodgers MeCahe & Coz
l'tl EitSBJRG. VA Nov e..-PEANT-TS-
Spanish-Quiet at 81 l5 per bushcl. re- MS
lsAt- NirSinias-F-rm az 4tssi5c for fartv
sipeh. machine picked. 5iesl4 %, sheuine stool
- g &C. Receipts very ugn,.
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TORACCO MARKETS.

Richmond. Va. November q. 1915
Toaacco--Dar5 Fired New Receipts ngnt
ana market active al quotations Brlghta--
Fair receipts. Market frm. Sun-Cured-Rc-
ceipts Increasing and market barely steady.
owing tc the heavy receipts. some improve
nent ~ order. but none in quality az offerings.
DARK ELRED TnRAcc0
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ANNUAL REPORT
POTENT FACTOR
Those Manipulating Union Paci-
tic Stock Evidently Had
Access 10 1t.
LIMITATION OF ACTUAL INCOME
Approach Of Thanksgiving Has
Repressive Effect on the
Market.

NEW YORK. November eT.-The stock
market gave substantial evidence Of
strength again to-day. the preference Of
buFers turning more 10 the gh-priced
dividend paying stocks The effect on
Speculative sentiment Of strength ia thuse
stocks is much more beneficial than when
II shows only 60 the iow-priced, nom
dividend paying stocks. Some Of the lat
Ter were represented sim In the days ad l.
N"hces. especially amongst the south
western railroads. The rlmors of accu-
W0laton ~ Missouri Kansas and Texas
shares En- the interest OF Great Northern
control continue o. have forced specula-
ton. But the most potent factor in the
greater strength OF the market was the
Union Parinc'H annual report The &C.
curacy ~ forecasts Of the main facts
~ the report made IL evident that ac-
cess has been had 70 Il by those who
have been operating Ia the stock The
limitation of the actual income applica-
bic 20 dividends both from operation and
from other income including the South
ern Pacific dividends. % be below =
per cent. contrasted Wlth recent claims
That showing OF a. least - per cent
would DE made. Selling % the stock
this week was based on fear that IN
loading would follow the publication ~
tae showing The support accorded the
stock to-day consequently found short
interest uncovered. and this helped o.
advance tho price.
The approach ~ Thanksgiving holiday
- Dee closely followed hy the December
Ut payments BAD some repressive effect
ON the market
Some money IS being withdra wn from
fhls market Tor Canada. as well as for
San Francisco The deposits FOR the lat
ter purpose are affecting the showing OF
fIrfreasgry operations. which have taken
g lsf puQ from tho banks since the last
hank statement There was some really
ing on tho days advance. bat GA. closing
tone waa generally lrn.
Bonds were stesdy. Total sales par
value. s.. So On United States 2s coupon
t.e rs and old a.. registered declined
"a ana the ola 81. coupon, 5-s. per cent.
on call.
Total sales % stocks to-day were 70 90
shares
MONTY ASD EXCHANGE CLOSE
Prime mercantile paper Gfrf 10 rer cent .
sterling exchange steady. with actual BUS
'ness in banker iAts an g scat $50 FOR
demand and ar Sis4s1f sf0 Tor sixty
CAV bills Posted rates. sfsl 1875 81 l--
Commercial bills. &i>1 f-i Bar silver
- "a cents Mexican dollars. 20 SIS cents
Government bonds weak, railroad bonds
Steady.
Money ~ can nrm. fs5 2-f pcr cent. (.
ruling r1te. 90. closing. q offered at
4 IT, Time ioars dan ana steady sixty
oafa ~ ninety days 7u7 10. six
months.
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nr.rERsNiTRG TORACCn NIARl,rr

CReported by Craddock q Joncs)
Petersburg. Va. November g. 1905.
WITH more favorable weather tor handline
our offerings OF tobacco vera quite heavy
during past week. and market showed mors
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CATTLE MARKETS

iot s. at onion stock lareE.1
ficrm nl. Va. NcVeruhcr o. 1915
IS lg1.
Best steers. $3.50; medium % good. a7.g
sc. common 90 fair. -z9g.sc. best hclferr
e. i-sc. medium. 81. a3AC.i common 10 fair
--5-E-t Best tat cows. 3iac.s medium. eet ~
50 common 90 fair. li1G-is--. bulls. -lsnSc. .
Alss. % fr-sc. as % weight and quality. fat
sl4lts. tGt.sc., rough hogs 4lisc soNs 81. =
'"f-on aol thin sheep. dun sale al 2NGsc (:
!at .alnus, 'e t2c. medium. 5ia l4fc. common
hard o. sell al any price.
prospects FAX Tor next market on all butcher
The quarantine against Southern cattle VIA
De raised December latA. subject 20 Inspection
CHICAGO November 2 cattle Rereipts
afolt 5000 head Market steady Common 10
PRIME steers, s4l-s.41 COWS, s. 4s.s5. hifers
e. BOO bulls. S-suu4ao. calves s3r-
tera and feeders g. +ffl4.50. Hogs F-c- pts
80 ~ 600 Aea9 Market steady. Ch1tcc TO
prime. heavy. 81 l516.-ie; medium g. gaac.
heavy stuh 20, butchers weights Sc .l-n6 o. .
e9i 20 ch t-e. mixed 1915 10. pigs s. 5affs IH.
Sneep-Receipts about 20 90 head Markct du1
Snrn- s. y ao or yearAngs. $3.50. lambs,
VIEW YORK November o. -BEEvEs-- Re-
ceipts. a'a head Feeling weak for beeV-a.
Dressed beef slow az 6isr9S.c peg p0unI flr
native sides. Calves Receipts 81 head Feel-
ing steady. NeaiS. 5 as 80. western calves
- -. Snfcp ana Lam ns--I.a mhs e. ga "a go.
Hoes-fteceipts S147 head. safe and Penusyl-
Nana hogs ~eoEse', few pigs ~ s. 30
CINCINNATI o. November e. -IOGs-Ac-
i've Butchers and shippers. S. Z2ts e6.65. come
mon s,e- 81 Shecp-steady at S-qA6o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28

.tr--v and stronger demand On all grades
We hote esferialiy Some fancy prices or
Etalpefa. "alrh are scarce, aud eagerly Sought
Tae quatai.ons are g. fnll,rs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28

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