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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23

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Neu Yark Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Nov. -FLoUR-Receipts;
27.$oo barrels exports 500 SOP sslss o traSs acDo
Minnesota patents. S4.10@4.30; do bakers, So 40
d3SO; winter patents. s315g4; do stTaights.
S3.45@3.55; do extras. s2soG3lo; 90 low
sfyTff WHEkT%Receipts. 1asaoo bushels; exports,
6s0O lures. spot. os Steady : No red soNe eleva-
tor and size +. 0. b. adoat; No. ! Northern
Duluth. size; No Q bard winter, 7eAc OPP
tioning steady prospects. for small worlds
shipments wheat later advanced on steady
cables. Il bullish Michigan State report and
covering Toward noon it reacted slightly under
higher. May. IS i$-Isas4c. closed ss%c; De-
cember 81 13-16c@s21sc closed SIC. 800
crop. 1r 2o@s4c: 1905 crop, 9a13c; Pacific Coast
1906 crop. 15G1sc; 1905. Halle.
2oc: California, 2O@25 pounds. 2lc; Texas dry,
24630 pounds, l9c.
WoOI-Steady. Domestic 6eeces, 35@3sc.
PETRoLEUM-Steady. Refined New York,
$50: Philadelphia and Baltimore. s7.15 do
- CoFFEEEFntures- closed steady net un-
changed to points higher. Sales were reported
of 300 bags, including December, 619c:
February. 6.30c: March, 6.40G6. 45c: May. $3.50
g. Coo: July 670c: September, 6S5@6.90c. Spot
Rio. quiet; No. Z invoice, 7%c; mild, steady
suGAB-Raw. quiet; fair refining, 5,l6e'
3 I-16c. Refined. quiet; No 8. 4:3oc; No, Z.
4.25c: No $. 4.2oc; No; 9: 415c; No. 10, 4.o5c;
No I6 3S5c: confectioners' A. 1900; mold A.
s. 15c: cut loaf 5.55c: crushed. 5-50c: powdered,
49Oc: granulated. 4.S0c; cubes, 3.05c.
BUTTER-Firm unchanged. Cheese. quiet.
unchanged. Eggs. firm; western average best,
Sods1c.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPoRATED APPLES-The market con-
tinued steady, although the demand is not more
at Sdshc; choice, 7@7%c, and prime. G14 a
6s4c
Prunes are in active demand for forward
shipments from the coast. and the spot situation
is firm with California grades ranging from
SC TO &c.
Apricots are quiet. and hardly enough business
is reported TO furnish firm quotation. Nomi-
nally choice quoted at Ice, extra choice
at iIc and fancy 1Sd20c.
crop choice quoted at lie; extra choice. 12@
12Lc. and fancy to extra fancy. 12M12%c.
Raisins are firm, with loose muscates quoted
at Ga tdTkc. Seeded rsisns. 6Z @9H, and
London LAYERS. Sl.65M1.75.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

The week closed on quiet and unsettled mar
ket for Dairy Produce and there change
whatever In the official Exchange quotations.
AS far as could be judged from the trading In
progress, the market for Butter and Eggs had no
decided tendency either up down. but the
general impression among handlers was that a
ter, Receivers Of fresh Eggs were willing sell
ers at the current quotations. and II was gener-
ally believed that the long period of warm
weather, following closely upon the rain would
cause marked increase In the production and
consequent drop In prices. Anyhow. the stock
has not been moving OF any too rapidly of late
and every one wants to keep from under.
Cheese continues firm, with prices still pointing
fresh creamery extra Butter were sold at soc.
and 20 new fancy nat Cheese changed hands at
i4iac per pound.
Receipts were $4,000 lbs Butter 81 900 lbs
Cheese and 719 cases Eggs.
The following are the official quotations as es-
tablished by sales bids and offers on the floor Of
fhe' Dairy Exchange:
;, BuTTER,,Frssh creamery extras, soc per
n., iS firm; do frsts h,. 2se hrm; seconds 2sc
4 and 21c for No. .; Eastern extras 271sc
frm; do hrsts, o5c. firm Eastern ladies', hrm at
21c for extras and zoe for hrsts Storage
goods-California extras. 28c, steady: frsts. CSC
frm; seconds. CSC. firm: No. 1 packing stock
ladies' firm at 2119c for extras and 21c for nrsts
CHEESE-Fancy California new hats. 14Iac
per 10. firm frsts. lsc. firm; new Young
firm: Western fancy. 15c firm. Storage goods
Fancy California fats. 121zc firm; do hrsts
11iac; firm: fancy young Americas, 14c firm;
fancy Eastern. 16lzc firm.
EGGS.California fresh selected. 5o1ac per
dozen, firm; frsts. acc. firm; seconds 3oc
firm; California storage selected. 271Sc firm :
frsts, 25c. firm: Eastern fresh. firm at c6c for
selected. 24c for frsts and zoe for seconds
Eastern storage selected. 25c. frm nrsts. 24c
firm; seconds, 20c, firm
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Deciduous and Cttru. Emit.

Trade In fresh fruits was only moderately act
i've business in all lines being of unusually SINS II
proportions for Saturday, and prices for every
thing except fine Apples weak Table
Grapes in small packages In free supply
and had an easier tendency. and PerEimmons
Ounces. Pomegranates and Winter NelIis Pears
were all lower. the decline in Pears being par
ticularly sharp. Strawberries sold aft n wide
range as to variety aud condition. Nearly Ali ~
the arrivals of the Malinda variety from the
Watsonvie region were n-damaced and ren-
orally. unattractive and had to be turned over fo
Gamers and syrup makers at low prices In the
Citrus line Oranges barely steady and
Lemons in abundance and decidedly weak
while Grape Fruit and Mexican Lines were
fairly firm.
BERRIEs-Strawberrie sa69 per chest.
Raspberries. $l0M12 per chest: Cranberries Cane
Cod nominal: Coos Bay. S3@3.25 per box
APPLES-Fancy. 81 .25G 40 per box for New.
town Pippins sl11. % for red varieties and 81
Ml.15 for Bellfowers; common to choice 4OT
Soc. "
OUNCES @s1.25 per box.
other varieties S1G1 25
PFRSIMMoNS-9oc@S1 20 per box
POMEGRANATES--7 for small and
S2@2.25 for large boxes
GRAPES-Crates. Isabella. Sf2561 sc: other
boxes. s1.2562.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Navel Oranges
S2.506f3t5; Valencia Oranges. 2.5064; Lemons
S314.50 for choice to fancy and 81 2569 FOR
Standard Grape Fruit $3@4.50; Lines, S4m
450.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bauanns. s1n2 per
bunch for Hawaiians and S263.50 for Central
American; Pineapples. $3@J per dozen
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CHICAGO BOARD oF TRADE.
ru,ure Grnin and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Nov. 10.-Trading in the wheat
pit today quiet and the bulk of business
was in the May option. The total worlds ship
nepts and the amount of breads;uffs on ocean
passage il was predicted. will show decrease
for the week Receipts al Minneapolis and Du-
luth were again below those of the correspond
ing day 'ast year, and the total primary receipts
were about 20 per cent less than for the same
date n year ago. These factors had steadying
influence on prices. An increase in winter wheat
acreage as indicated by the report of local
crop expert induced some selling by pit traders
late in the day and caused a slightly easier feel
ing The market, however closed steady. De-
cember opened hc higher at 73isc, sold between
721sc and 1874 a 1850 and closed at T2Ac, sc
lower.
selling Of December delivery by cash houses
against purchases from the country indicated an
easier tone In the corn market although prices
changed but little December opened unchanged
To ne higher at 42as 01421ac. sold of to 42l4c
and closed 1sc off at the lowest point.
Oats were firm all day because of an active
demand by commission houses and local bulls
December opened Nc higher at 34ts @34&c. sold
between 3415c and 34aic and closed a shade
higher at 34Ssc.
The feature of trading in provisions was the
purchase of 1000 barrels of pork for May deliv-
cry by a prominent commission house This
had tendency TO hold prices steady early in
the day but later realizing sales caused slight
declines At the close January pork was
shade lever. lard 2l.@5c lower and ribs
The leading futures ranged MS follows:
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Hnx nnd Fecdstmtrs.

There were conflicting reports as TO The Hay
market yesterday. some merchants reporting the
market firm for choice grades, while others re-
ported ii weak all around. The receipts of 9f0
tons included AZ ears. The circular of Scott e.
Magner says:
.sDurng the week we have received 46I7 tons,
being about the same last week Quite a per-
centage of these arrivals has been of the better
classes and grades from the Livermore Valley.
AS a result, the market on these grades is some
what easier. In fact. it has eased a trife all
the way through. Local trade continues active,
for the supply by no means equals the demand.
Transportation continues the pivot upon which
the whole situation hinges. Vessels are brought
In and discharged the moment they arrive and
rushed back to the country for further supplies
in order to keen enough on hand TO supply us
from, hand to mouth. The railroad company.
with very inadequate facilities, is trying to
spread the cars around as to give all sections
a little attention. The result is general sdIssats-
faction at every shipping point and an extremely
high and uncomfortable market at this end Ar
rivals of alfalfa have been comparatively heavy
for the last few days. and, while the price has
mo-. gone of still sales drag and are much harder
10 make Prospects of still further arrivals have
a tendency to hold this article pretty well down.
The market is practically bare OF straw, and an
occasional car brings good price Most of the
straw shippers have hay grain. which they are
anxious TO get in rather than the straw: hence
this article has been somewhat neglected.
Fecdstuffs rule very firm, but no further change
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. 10.--The cotton market
was adversely affected by sensational break
in Liverpool. where futures were down about
l6 points and spot cotton broke % points or the
equivalent of 81 bale. Our market opened
about Is points down and irregular and
There was a rally of about 10 points
from the low, but this not held and the
market displayed irregularity and occasional
weakness. The situation seems summed up
when it is said that the market merely had
caused by one or two cliques of opera tors who
have grown tired of their load of contracts
There is no evidence that the crop is in eS-
cess of requirements and reliable dispatches
state the South is practically cleaned up OF de-
sirsbIe grades. with factories refusing TO make
future engagements for more
Liverpool cables: decline caused by selling
orders from importers generally reselling.'
Southern cotton growers estimate the crop
at II .146 200 bales The Chronicle weekly re-
port indicates weather has been favorable and
picking has made good progress.
The New York Commercial says: The big
crop idea is gaining a very strong mold again
and the financial situation is not such as TO
encourage the idea that n successful bull cam
Ion baa, ried at
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Wall street sparks.

NrW YORK Nov l0.-Tbe London early
market waS lower this morning. The market
snucars o. ho S,ld out Only some unusual cir
cumsraneo would De likely 20 force liquloation-
mo active list continues within trading limits
and VIII probably do for time with spe-
rialties most prominent On weakness traders
rhink excellent opportunities are presented Tot
conservative bulls.
Secretary shaw arrived in Washington. but
mskes no announcement of assistance 20 the
money market Director Roberts Of the Mint,
quoted al Denver. thinks bar silver viii ad-
vanco 20 &C cents better within the next
two years John G. Welling Of Illinois central
il dead Indications point 10 the possibility OF
q not gain I'm cash from interior week after
next Disturbance over 10-cent fare reflected IN
quarterly statement Of B. r. r. Banks lost on
weeks currency movement SS.044 300. Labor
difficulties threaten 10 check lumber business
Twelve Industries declined p per cent; twenty
active railroads declined q per cent
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PouItry nud Cnme.

Yesterdays arrivals of Poultry very light.
being only IA coops. and the market having pre-
vlously been well cleaned up remained strong and
ss., p1ress Were easily ma ntained: Game In good
CONDITION sold of well at stiff figures, but the
receipts included great many thin Ducks.
which had to be sold cheap.
PoULTRY-Per dozen: Hens Sc. so for
large and s5@6 for small; old Roosters s4.509
.. Young Roosters, s647.50; Fryers, s4.5o@5;
2 225; Ducks, s6@7 for young and s5@5.5o for
DID, Geese, s1.I5@2 per pair; live Turkeys, 2o@
22c per 10; dressed Turkeys, nominal.
GAME-Per dozen: Mallard Ducks. S569:
Canyasbacks. s5@9; Sprig. 81 .50@5 so; Teal, 81
@450; Gray Ducks. s3.5oG4; widgeon 50 5094;
small Ducks, 81 -50@3; Black Jacks, s20250:
Gray Geese, So. 50Q4: White Geese. 81. .5062;
Brant S2.50@3 for large and S1.50@2 for small;
Hare, Sl.I5M2; COttOntail Rabbits. $40.
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REFLECTIONS or A BACHELOR.

A woman always wants slim anl<iss
but not the rest OF the thin things that
usually go with them
Some people in this world think they
are so superior that they must expect
to be awful lonesome in heaven.
After she is married a woman can go
right on writing love letters. but q
man is too busy writing checks.
If you can't find anything else to tell
girl about her looks. you can always
say how sweet her smile is.
woman generally has presence OF
mind enough not to pay her street car
fare if the conductor doesn't ask for IT.
New York Press.
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Potatoes, Onion. ami Vegetable..

As usual at the close OF the week there was
rerg little Ife to the market for Potatoes and
oninns. trading being confined TO the nsrrowesf
posslhle limits, and In the absence Of important
business prices were nominaly unchanged River
over.
Prlces OF miscellaneous vegetables showed but
sight variation. choice offerings of all kinds be
lug IN good request Fresh Peppers. Egg Plant
and Cucumbers were scarce articles, while bay
tomatoes were still abundant and weak.
.POTATOES-Per ctl: River Whites, S5cG
Sl10; Salinas Burbanks. S1.40@19O; Oregon
Burbanks. 81 1-35@1 80; River Reds, s141.15;
Sweet Potatoes. 81 .256I1 40
oNIoNS-Yellow. .pcr ctl, 50@65c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Peas 5@6c per ID;
string and Wax Beans, 5@7c per ID; Lima
Beans. 4@6c per lb; Tomato 25075c per box
Tor bay and 60@S5c per crate for Los Angeles:
Smcumbers: $1@1.25 per box; Cream Squash, 8
4SOc per box; Garlic. 2G3c per ID: Cabbage. &C
I5c per ctl; CauliHower, 75c per DOZEN Car
rp1ts, BOTS, 81 per sack; Turnips, 81 per sack; Esq
Plant. S1Q1-25 per box: Green Peppers, 506T5c
per box for Chile and 75c6S1 for Bell; Marrow
fat and Hubbard SQUASH SIOm15 per ton.
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Los Angeles Markets.

Los ANGELES, Noy. 1o.-Northern ranch
cents today. Dealers claim Northern hens, like
southern. have stopped laying.
BUTTER CONSUMERS are evening up things
with the dealers by striking local creamery from
their menu. Reports this morning showed that
local creamery was moving very slowly at 15
cents. the iobbing price, and the suppoSlton of
dealers Is that consumers cannot pay the price.
This condition has resulted in an increased de.
which is being thrown on the market.
Trading was fair today. The market closed
indcs at fons ' that there here will be an advance in
the price Of fancy potatoes the first of next
week.
EGGS-Local ranch, csnded. 45c: Northern
ranch. candled, 4oc; fresh Eastern, 3sc; selected
RTTTER creamery. 72e Lucerne. 75c;
cry. fancy. 62la@65c; coast dairy, choice, 571a
CHEESE MNorthern. fresh. 15@1ec; Anchor.
large. lie: Anchor. Young America. .Isc; Anchor.
hand. l9c: Eastern Singles, 1914 @17e: Eastern
Eastern Longhorn. i7@i71Sc Eastern Dairy.
17@171ac; Swiss imported. 2s@2ec; Swiss, do
mestie. este. 2oc Limburger lsc; brick cream 2oc-
sl.s5ai 40: Burbanks. 81 soa .sS; choice. SIS
a; 4o Salinas 81 so@2 HIGHLAND ID 81, SIP as sweet
oNIoNs-Yeilow sDanvers, 81. .25@l.5o: North
ern. 81 ;25@I, 30; garlic, SC; chilis green &c:
Mexican bulk. lsc; Austin Brown, local. $3.50,
Northern. sl.25@l.5o.
:, BEANS Ia cwt)-Pink No !. S2!5gS; No; Z.
l. 81. 9O@3 do small white No. 1, So 6043. 70 !;
black eye $3s5@4; Garvanzas. $425@4o 90;
Lentils 9G1oc n pound.
POULTRY-Buying prices live weight a
pound: Hens. light weight. lac: heavy weight.
15c; young roosters. 14c fryers, 15c: broilers.
lie. old ROSTERS &c: turkeys. lie. old toms.
lie; young TOMS Ice; hen turkeys, l1c; geese,
10c: ducks. lie; squads 81 dozen.
Selling prices. dressed, pound: Hens light
weight. 17c heavy weight. 1sc: young roosters.
21c; fryers. pic: broilers 23c; old ROSTERS 13c;
turkeys. 22@23c; old toms. 22c; young toms.
23c; hen turkeys 2lc; geese 10c: ducks. lie;
squads. S3 a dozen
HONEY Ia 1b)-Comb water white. 16c; light
amber. 12@13c: comb white, lac; extracted
water white, 60-lb cans, T@Tiac; extracted
white, 60-lb cans, 615@7c; light amber. 6G61ac.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Local bank clearngs gain 1910 per cent over 1905
Walstreet stocks show little change. Cotton lower
Mining stocks still excited, with Mohawk up to SO.
Wheat futures lower Oats higher and firm Barley quiet
Iav steady and firm Beans unchanged
Potatoes and Onions quiet, with little variation.
Poultry well cleaned up. Good Game firm.
No change in Butter, Eggs or Cheese
Fruit market well supplied and devoid of feature.
Prunes cornered by group OF packers and very strong
Rasns still in sharp demand at high prices
Live Dressed and Cured Meats steady and unchanged
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SACK ORE on svowsToRM.

GOLDFIELD. Nov. 10.-Conway q
Lynch, lessees on the Snowstorm.
which is south and west of the
Thanksgiving. are sacking $500 ore.
according to J. ]. Minnis, Posey's su-
perintendent, who was in town yester-
day. They already have fifty sacks
on the dump. The pay streak is three
feet wide and assays $10S0 to the ton.
The tunnel of the Centennial has
been driven for twenty feet through
rich sulphides OF silver and no foot
wall has been reached The New Cen
tennial. an adjoining property, has
three feet OF copper silver gold ore
that runs fro.- 500 TO $500 a ton.
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NArURALNEss OF Wax FIGURES.

Many have remarked the degree OF
naturalness with which waxen figures
may be invested You remember many
an innocent embarrassment in your
own recollection. 1t was at the wax
works Beg pardon. Mr.. Officer. but
can you point me the way to the figure
OF Daniel Webster" But the police
man you had addressed was mute, mute
in his waxen dumbness. You blushed
and looked about to see If there were
any to laugh at your mistake.
Yet his muteness was perhaps the
policeman's vital difference from his
simulacra on Boston street crossings.
Woman had attained her highest state
in wax. Man must find bliss inside his
waxen raiment. You can't owe
waxen tailor for waxen suit, being
yourselftOf wax. Yet in time this may
come to be So They are ikening wax
to life ever more and more closely.
Nine Tussaud. or her lineaI descend
ants have achieved figures in wax that
in hot weather will perspire. They
sometimes find themselves in melting
mood.
In London of late days there has
been weather of almost unparalleled
holiness. In IT Nine. Tussaud's family
have been uncomfortable as the handi-
work of higher powers than hers. The
imaginative visitor to her establish
ment might have been excused for at
tributing the harassed appearance OF
the ancient dame to fear lest London's
hottest day would prove too much for
the distinguished If perishable congre-
cation of friends who surround her
To see, after half a century OF unin-
terrupted companionship, William Pitt,
Lord Nelson. Mary Queen Of Scots. Ben
jamin Franklin or some other lion"
or .Iioness' of the AT Home" visibly
melt before ones eyes was a possibility
calculated to foster lines OF care on the
face of lady born more recently than
7T60
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Hides. Taliow. Wool and Hops.

Free Wool continues active and frm while the
defective grades are still neglected
HiDES-Culls and brands sell ahcut K61c
under quotations. Heavy Sailed Steers, 13c
medium, 121zc: light. 121ac; Cow Hides I2bc
for heavy and I21kc for light: Stays, Sisc; Salt
ed Kip, 1870: Salted Veal. 15Ec; Saited Calf,
i51sc: dry Hides. 23c; dry Kip 22c; dry Calf.
25c; Sheepskins, shearlin2s, 20M5Oc each; short
Wool, 50470c each; medium. 70G90c, long
Wool, SIM1.50; Horse Hides, salt. S3Gl3 %
for large and s2.15 for medium. S2.25 for small
and SOC for Colts: Horse Hides dry. S2@2 25 for
large and 81 .50GI.15 for medium, 81 .25 for
small and 40c for Colts. DeersEins--Dry Afexi-
cam - X a 35c; dry salted Mexican. % d72T kc:
dry Central American. 356l3I lsc. Goatskins--
Prime Angoras 75c; extra large do. sl.2J; large.
J0c; medium. 35c: small 25c.
TAILOW-No- / rendered AZ d41ac in bblss
in cans 41ac: No .. 81 d4c; Grease 2@21ac.
WOOI--Fau clip-San Joaquin and Southern.
7@Sc; fall Lambs. sA@l3c; Northern do, l4Q
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News of the Nevada
Mining Camps.

TONOPAH. Nov. 1o.-Good reports OF
conditions in the property of the Man
haitian Consolidated Mining Company
al Manhattan are reaching this city
from the northern camp. It Is stated that
the property shows a large ledge OF mill
ing ore, the values running into high
figures. At one point where the ledge
has been cut through it is said to be
over fifty feet between walls and TO
ASSAY close to 800 for that width The
shaft in the mine is down over zoo
feet. and the same ore body is exposed
on the 100 and 200 foot levels 1t
has widened considerably in the last
100 feet. and the local officers OF the
conpany feel confident that they have
opened up a mine that will make Man
haitian the great milling camp that IL
has been heralded for months past.