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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-15
OLD SOLDIERS MOURN LOSS
OF DECEASED COMRADES

G.. X. Warren Post No. 3, Grand
Army of the Republic, at recent
meetings, adopted resolutions In
honor of departed comrades as fol
lws:
In Memory of John Wylie.
Whereas, On the 10th day of No
yember, 1906, our beloved comrade.
John Wylie, was called from this
earthly life to join the ranks OF the
Grand Army above.
Resolved, That in the death of this
beloved comrade G.. X. Warren Post
No. 3, Department of New Mexico,
Grand Army of the Republic, deplores
and mouVcs the loss of a faithful and
much esteemed member and a brave
soldier.
To the bereaved wife and daugh-
ters, We hereby tender our heartfelt
sympathy as We mourn with them
over the great lose sustained by
them and our post. n
Resolved, That these resolutions
be published in the city papers and
a copy bee presented 10 the bereaved
family
In Memory Of Richard Harrison.
Whereas Our COmrade, Richard
Harrison, was on the 25th day OF
October 1906, called away from his
earthly service to join the Great
Army on the other side.
Resolved, That in the death of this
Comrade our post has lost p faithful
member, his family kind husband
and father, and our sympathy is here
by expressed 90 his wife and chill
dTe-
Resolved. That these resolutions bee
published and q copy be furnished
the bereaycd family
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-15
CHILD LABOR CONVENTION
IN CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati, o., Dec. 15.-The Nat
ional Child Labor committee which
closed its session here last night pass
ed important resolutions calling on
congress to totally abolish child labor
on the grounds that it was inhuman
and was striking at the foundation
of the nations greatness. II was the
most important convention of its kind
ever held in this country. In the
course of an able address Arthur f.
Vance, editor of the Woman's Home
Companion, announced that the fight
would go on as long as a single child
remained at work and gave It as his
opinion that publicity was the remedy
for this and all other social evils.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-15

respectfully liberal. | have always
wondered why it is that those who
have so much Of this worlds goods
still want more and never share their
prosperity with others. Now don't
want to decry men for accommodating
money, that is what / call thrift We
cannot have too much of II IL this
cou-try. But this thing Of a
wealthy man objocting whenever the
government wants to impose a tax
that may AFFECT MS income Is silly
a-d short sighted
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-15
RECORD APPLE CROP
FOR YEAR IN INDIANA

indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 15.-Joseph
Stubbs. state statistician. in his re-
port on the apple crop states that it
is more than double that of the preyi-
Gus year, the amount coming up to
4.7SOOOO bushels. The number of
apple trees under cultivation last year
was 4,222 .O7S, but this year the num-
Der must have materially decreased.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-15
OIL TANK ExPLoDES WITH
PROBABLY FATAL RESULTS

Fremont, ONO, Dec. 15.--A Stand.
ard OH tank car filled with crude pc.
troleum exploded last night, shaking
the town like an earthquake, break
ing many windows and doing other
damage. William Batting, who was
pumping oil from the tank, was fatal.
ly injured. II is believed he dropped
a lighted match into the tank.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-15
CRUISER MONTANA is
SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED

Newport News. Va, Dec 15.-The
United States armOred cruiser Mon
tana was successfully launched at the
Newport News shipyards today, in the
presence OF a large number Of peo-
pie. The Montana Is about IS per
cent complete and is a sister ship to
the North Carolina, which was
launched on October 6.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-15
FRENCH CONFLICT GROWS
DAILY MORE SERIOUS.

Arrais, France, Dec. 15.--When the
bishop of Arrais was expelled from
his residence under the church and
state separation law, gendarmes were
several times compelled to charge the
who barricaded the
doors OF the seminary. Eventually
the doors were broken down, trees
being used as batterlng rams,
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-15
THE ALBUQUERQUE
WOMAN'S CLUB
EDITION
.sr- .-s.r


Owing to a rush of job work =
3 received at this office, which s
must be out in the next twenty 3
. tour hours, and the fact, also, 3
3 that a number of advertisers, 3
who want displayed space in the 3
edition. have been exceedingly 8
. dilatory in getting up their copy, .
. 1t is absolutely necessary that B
. the Woman's club edition should 3
. be postponed in issuing from to- =
. day until Tuesday, Dec. IS. =
& The delay is nsvoidable-it 3
. just could not be helped and 3
. the members of the Woman's .
. club, likewise this office, sincere .
. ly regret to make this announce 3
. ment as several thousand anxi- .
Gus people, besides the 5000 reg 8
. ular subscribers of The Evening 3
. Citizen, had prepared themselves 8
3 for some extra good reading, for 3
8 this afternoon and evening, of 3
. articles written by members of .
3 the Woman's club. =
. But" said well known Off .
3 Ger of the club this afternoon 3
3 who had called with her contri- 3
3 button, tell the people today .
. that the edition will be publish .
. ed next Tuesday" and, interrupt 8
. ed the newspaper representative >
. 1T will be published on that .
D date, rain. snow or sunshine, .
. and you bet it will be a corker; .
. il will prove one of the best ad- 3
. yertisements Albuquerque ever .
. had as practically all the mer- .
4 chants I'm the city will either =
. have a displayed advertisement .
. or a wTite-up of their business" .
Watch for it, 1t will surely .
. come forth in good order next .
. Tuesday, and everybody in the .
. city will get a copy. .
g19g ggSggE gSssS 8
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-15
NEW BATTLESHIP KANSAS
ON ENDURANCE TRIAL,

Boston, Dec. 15.-The new battle
ship Kansas, which had successful
four-hour trial run along the New
England coast yesterday, left today
for the Delaware capes on a twenty
four-hour endurance trial. Yesterday
The Kansas attained an average speed
Of 1906 knots.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-15
ARKANSAS BANK LOOTED
BUT ROBBERS GET
ONLY $1,000
Cruiser Montana Was Sue
CeSSfully Launched at
Newport Today.
BATTLESHIP KANSAS ON
COAST TRIAL TRIPS

Fort Smith, Ark, Dec. 15.-Robbers
looted the safe in a bank at Lincoln.
Ark, early today, getting away with
S1,SO0, all it contained. The safe was
wrecked and the building partially de-
molished by the explosion OF nitro
glycprine.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-15
COTTON MILL WAGES RAISED
TO TAKE EFFECT NEXT MONDAY

the aunounc. mcut last night or an
increase Of wages OF 10 per cent at
the cotton mills I'm Wuuregan, came
the statement today from several mill
owners of this section that a like in-
crease would be granted affecting
nearly 3Unn hands
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-15
SHAH SHOWS NO SIGNS
OF PERMANENT RECOVERY,

Teheran, Dec. 15.-The shah today
remained in about the same condition
as yesterdaya, when a slight improve
ment in his health was noted. There
has been no further gain of strength.
however, or other noticeable advance
toward permanent Improvement.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-15
ITALY SUFFERING FROM
SEVERE SNOW STORM.

Rome, Dec. 15.--A terrific storm of
snow. wind and rain has caused seri-
Gus damage to all Italian telegraph
lines. throughout the morning Aome
was entirely isolated,
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-15

sent all the large interests concern
ed, Cole will be president and Col
onel Greene vice president"
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-15
sWEDEN's KING SHOWS
CONSIDERABLE IMPROVEMENT

Stockholm, Dec liking Oscar
passed good night and his changede
condition showed considerable inn
provement.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-12-15

Lowell. Mass, Dec l5-Notices
were posted in all the cotton mills OF
This city today of a per cent increase
I'm wages. TO go into effect on Monday
next About 1900 operatives are af-
fgc..f
Connecticut Follows.
N.uss8p Conn. Dec lJ.-FouoWiug
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14
New York Prodnce Mnrket

NEW YORK November y -FLOUR--Steady
but dull Rye Flour-Fil n Buckwheat -Four
Firm. Buois'vhsat-Ste CoEnmeal-lu ct
Eye-Firm. BaTiey-Firm.
Wheat-FIrIn. No. . red. Se3s CO. elevator Op-
tons firm = a net rise Of &c. Nay. 81 u-l5c. {;
December. s2iac.
Corn-Easy: No. :. s3iic. elevator. Options
unchanged January, 5ii3c; May. 5oi2c De
cemo4r 52Ec. Oats-Steady; mixed. &c
Beef-Flrrn. family. sl2.5O0l39O. mess S uo9
2 90: beef hams. S22923 90 Cut Meats-stea1y.
Lard-steady. western prime, > a5G965; re
hned. easy. continent $50 POrk-Stssdy
family, sl99ls-5o. short clear. sl7zo l90 %. Tai
low-Firm Rosin--F1rm at $43-0 Turpentine-
Firm at 70i18Hc-
Rica-steady- Mo.asses-steady. Cofee-s OF
Rio quiet: No 7 invoice. Life. mild. df'SS
Futures steady az a net loss OF 5glo Po n s.
Sugar-Raw. quiet fair refining. b-lsc. cen
trifugaI. . Bile; nolssses sugar. Lie. re-
fined. steady. Butter-Flrfn and uncnangsd.
Cheese-ouiet and unchanged Esgs-Steady
and unchanged.
Peanuts-Firm- Frights-cuiet and unchang-
ed. Fotatoes-Irish weak. Maine. per bag,
1901 s.; Long Island, per harrl. $40; ate
$lSQ,i.55s Jersey, 81. 4l0l5o, sweets quiet and
unchanged Cabbages-Steady and unchanged
Cottonssed Oil--Easier az Ser freer offerngs OF
crude. Prime crude. Z. o. b. mills z5c. prime
summer yellow, 37izc. prime white, nominal
primo winter yellow. nominal
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK November l3-T-se COTTON mar
ket was Ialrly active to-day with The ne
generally s-eaey 70 firm and the 81 Sc steaiy
- a net ADVANCE q a1l9 points. sales were ss-
The opening was barely steady az a deol,na
or 90 points N response 90 rather diSanr.ssr,
ing cables There was considerable co1fcr o.
sac mere oy some % yesterday buyers and
there Was a renewal OF bear oress,t-, 49,
hut after working on 10 70 FOR March ne 49,.
kct rallied again on covering or shorts 49, .
renewal Of xvii support. with January rescbi, =
2 50 ana March 1913 during the middle - > =
afternoon A. this level there was m r. -.
ton for sale. and the market eased OF several
points toward the close Buying me 49,
months by spot people was one OF the feat..r.s
during the session, and It was thought bsf
this might argue the possibility CT a revisi n
Of the differences between grades a. app 90
20 deliveries on local contracts. Tha sosst-
Is that the lower grades VIII be made to ~ y
q heavier penalty. which would naturally In
crease the value Of local contract5ks ard force
the market nearer a parity VITA the Soufh
Private wires also reported much nrnier IN.
terror spo. holders and very cold weather was
reported as FAR South as Jacksonville.
Receipts at the ports to-day were se9s9 ba' es
against 50 900 last week and 1o2 s2S last year
For the week 10000 bales against 422.0as last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14
RICHMOND BANKS.
New York Paper Testihes to the
Wealth of Virginia Institutions.

The last issue Of the New York Finau-
cier has the following article regarding
Richmond and Virginia banks:
First National. Of Richmond. Va IN
creases Capital.-The First National. Of
Richmond, Va, has enlarged its capacity
for usefulness by incre asng its capital
until now the capital and undivided pro-
fits amount 10 $4,000 This makes il
the largest bank ~ Y rginia. Its total
assets. amounting 70 100000 are used
as far AS safe and sound business meth
DDS permit ia the building up Of Rich
nrond and the trade territory contiguous
to &c. The institution keeps an eve ON
the manufacturing and joobing interests
OF the city. For more than forty years
the First National has been a great fac
tor in the upbu.ldiug Of Richmond and
Virginia. II was never before in bet
ter condition 20 do this kind o. work
than now.
New National Banks Organized in Vir-
ginia--In Virginia there have been or
ganized since the act OF 1850 ia rtv-seven
banks, with a canital under $50 00O. or a
total OF S9sl 0o0. and twenty-five banks
with a oapital exceeding $4,000 and a
to'al OF s. 1000. or a total OF nftv-nine
with a capital OF S3.OoiOoo.
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ON LOCAL MARKETS
MORE ACTIVE ON
PRODUCE MARKET

Vita larger receipts and somewhat more
active demand. there was better bust
ness on the wholesale produce aud fruit
market yesterday. There were larger re-
oeipts OF vegetables than FOR several DAYS
and cabbage. potatoes. turnips. onions.
salad and other seasonabIe truck we're
plentiiul- Receipts Of chickens were also
large, and the abundance Of game 81
stil keeping the demand and the prices
tor Fowls curtaiied- The continued scare
lily OF eggs Is beginning 20 puzzle the
commission men and the egg merchants.
The prices yesterday were . to = cents
per dozen IN crate lots
Receipts Of fruits were large, with no
changes In prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14
TWO SMALL BREAKS
OF LOOSE TOBACCO.

Only two small sales yesterday renl'uI-
Cd TIE buyers OF loose Leaf tobacco that
tne market is still open. The two sales
were al Crenshaw's and Shockoe. ware
houses, and aggregated only about 0o0D
pounds II Is likely that the breaks win
snow no increase until there is q sea
son All the sUn-cured Tobacco, IN Tho
counties rola1 about IS hanging on the
STRIPS IN the barn, as dry az a powder
u can be brought 70 market. When tbc
season does come the warehouse floors
VIII be overlooking with the weed every
DAY tor some time 10 follow The sales
To-Day Y there are any. VIII run as FOL
lows rirst AZ ShockOe, second at stone
Crenshaw's.
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Danville Tobacco Market.

N4'".''II"I % LIUraII EF0s1
Danviile. Va November r zoos
p e sales have been noderatelv lsrg. .,,-
week ana have lasted tiu about o'ciostS .srls
COY. me quality has been a decided irnpr5J-e-
ment over any weeks 1nerings ,nt - 80
crop showing more color and Character re-
ccndltlon has also been very much be--e~ go
tor the past month or six weeks Thee f,, 81
peen more or less damaged Tobacco IN rs
tre4hs put a much smaller proportion +ban
HERETOFORE Prices show "a decided adva-c .nl.
week on all grades The highest me- ~
~.@ppers We have sofa this week vas SOC
L~i,g - 20. Soes not take very hne wrapper 10
Transactions IN round lots this week ''@
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Railroads.
r. F. CO p. ss ::s:., :s:ss.s a

r. F. CO p. ss.:::s .,:'':es:s a
Trains Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
90 = - -DaAy-Bsrd ~ Lnrolza.
49, = a-Lal.s -al-4n Lhrourh.
80 A. A--Neek Days-Elba- Asaiand A.
sc a M.-Dsiiy-Byrd S. Through Local
= q, d. .-wesk Lays-Byrd St. - rou~o.
wv M-Week LaFa-ayrl .. rre6e-Iclya@
-- olrE 20 notation
y pa. F-Aia.n So Through.
~ week Daps-Elha ASA and ec-
50 VI Do 'r-Pv-d 8, rnroush-
rams Arrive lchr1ond-SouthvVard.
%" - ~ week Days-Elba Ashland A.
SD A. n Week Days-Byrd 81 FrederieISs-
NO 4 NJ. s 80 81 THss,,uSAr
- Local st3ns
sS -DaIly-Main 81 THROUGH
w ~ -Hek Days-EIha- Ashlana 40
Ia. byrd e. Through
~ -pa v-Byri ST. Through Local
- ~ -DqTv-Main s. Through
man See e or Ps-ior Car OF
mono ii.so A II week days ana local accom-
.,--- - arrivals and departures and oornse-
49, 49, g. ~ CrrP " % TAvrOR.
80 q Prsst Cent supt Traf. NgT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14

WILMINGTON. y c. Noven,fer - sr,rr
rs ICRPEN TINE-Nothng doing: receints
> casks. EOsin-Nothing doing; sales a. e. m
after hours. receipts 29 barrels Tar-Ff,-v,. s..
81 20 receipts ~ barrels Crude Turpentfne-
Firm ~ s.. 554l459, receipts. lf3 barrels
-rSNe - Il. -. Novenoer u -rURPE.N-
als CASKS shipments 5l3 casks Rosin-Frirn,
sales. sl9 barrels; receipts q ~ barrels: ship
ments, i7 barrels. stock. 81 o62 barrels
CHARLESTON s c.. Nov. I8-TURptcN-
TINE AND RQsIN-NothinQ doing
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Southern Railway.

.. TRAINS LEAVE RI Nd
nj. - inE schedule figures publishe2
4.o9 a. isatforDs,.oa and ere not Faarsntsed
% N = -Daiiv-Locai for Charlotte.
--eN Dial VI. i71if ID BuTef Pullman -
Stanta aui BIRMINGHAM View Orleans.
1-n"nfs .Chatfa nooga and all he South
rn-e1-~ coacf f0r ChP-~ C'tv. Oxford
r-oo IAN arf -atgh
- ~ -Ex surSsy-i1sysviIae i.7cai
l'aNv-i Unite pullman reafv ~
= NJ. 20 All tho South
-, FfN7K Prr-rp me.
'-'' M-EToep; sundsy-Ao. ie-BarimSrs
-''" Except sunday-So. io-LoeaI u
''' a " 15ExcoDt sunday-No. 74-LOoni -
sN " 7.Fo p VI From al the soush
~ -, N -l-0ru c7lnriofte. Pairi~h. CSurham-
60 He.e l'fv snf local stations
" 80 com Ee-svi'ie arf al ers-iona
'' 5,M No 1s-Fro7 Rait'mors ana wssl
o." - y 70 a. SIS u ~ ~ From
wTe~Dv-ev y 4.
II r Spw>-~rp -Fp1w11r-vs~
Ger We Pea ~ NJ, ?
" y svr Or n p A.:
WARRINGTON y Q
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RICRMCvp GRAIV MARKET
Richmond. va November p 19Os
SLOTArlON
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LINE STOCK MARKET.
IS. e =. L-....- So. 80.

(Ssies AZ Union stock Yards1
SscsGsold. Va November T. 1905
The live stock repotr for week ending Novem-
Der 18th was follows.
Best steers. 6G5ssc medium 10 good s1teD
80. best heiers. 404tc-; medium 10 good
Hgic-. osst caws. S8Slc.; old. poor COWS.
tN3-c-; bulls. z1zQSc-. veals sale; sheep "a
SIS; lambs: 6ls@7lzc.; good hogs S.60a6 T5o.
PIGS %.4s9SS9; roushs, 4Q5e-
CHICAGO. November Is. -cAq~rLE-Receipts
about Loo hsad. Market slow ana dull Com
mon 70 prime steers s49730; COWS s. 65 a. 3 :
he!ters. 8 oJlJ6-35; bulls. s. 40Gt So calves ssh
tooi stockers and feeders, s204 %. Hogs-Re-
Choice 20 prime. heavy. s. 5oGs 50; medium TO
$2OG6 30 good 10 choice mixed IS 10a6 20 .
pigs, $oE0p5 10 Sheep-Receiprs about 500
head Market weak 20 i0c lower. Sheen Sc 2s6p
80; yearAnes S0-So'Q6 40; lambs. S5-69G7- =.
NEW YORK, November B.-BEEvEs-Re-
eelpts 30 head feeling steady. Dressed beer
slow at 61zQ99tc- Tor native sides Some cho'ce
beef at lo4l0Ac.; Texas beef duh at 5ita7o.
Calves-Receipts. 152 head. Indiana calves. $50
800. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts l04l head
Common, 70 prime sheep. sSas 50; lambs. ss.5rl
head. Feeling uonslnally steady.
CINCINNATI O.. November l3-HOGS-Ac-
tive. Butchers and shippers Sc 35d6. 20: com
con, 3 sos 10. Cartle--S. eady. Fair to good
shippers. s. 60d5 -. common S2Q . 40. Sheep
steady at s. 2S,d8-s0. Lambs--Strong At s4.6o1
! 80
! TOBACCO MARKETS..
Richmond. Va. November Is 1905
Tobaoco-Dark Fired MISUNDERSTANDING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. %. rsos
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon ffirnoy. Norfolk MARKHAM
dire md pa rsercers Old Dominion Line
Steamer poca houtas Graves Norfof 1,e--
ehoAdise and passengers. Virginia NaviEat ten
Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Brand6n HarneE. Norfolk. Daarahan,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. ILL, November 1s-Actfve COW
erins BY shorts Indirectly, caused BY the con-
tnued small receipts in tho Northwest. broug u
about an advance Of more than a cent a bushei
m the prtce OF wheat to-day on the local
wheat exchange. At the close wheat FOR De
cemoer delivery was 1Ac. higher Corn wa
2As86c. 70 l0c- higher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.

,Reported BY Rodgers McCaba & 90,
TIERS Burg. Va Nov. f3-PFANt rs
spanish tNew)--Firm and active al 81 a0 nar
ousnel Nirginlas CNewl-Firm at 3s.6Ic ~
stock 9d2sc. e'0-' Dlaeh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14
disc and passengers. oia Dominion Line.

PORT OF WEST POINT. nov. ls. 1890.
ARRIVED
Steamship Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Charlotte Murphy. Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo.
steamer Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponi River
20 seagcrs and general cargo
Steamer Elm City. Haynes Mattaponi River
landings, passengers and general cargo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14

VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
PORTSMOUTH. VA. NOVEM-
Der t4TH-23D.
S3.5o-ROUND TRlP-s3.50.
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY.
tickets on sale November 18Th and I4th
Good until November 25th. Fast trains
leave Main Street station 900 A NJ.
and 400 =. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14

e.. very quiet very utt.e doing. reoeiots ,-a-x,
-snl- DARK Fired (Scwl-The recei1ts en-
r. Ls1t -lar ara ,trah.e 20
essaolisa quotations Brirhts-Hecetpt- r-,-
unNe lsht and market quiet but firm. 81 mn
changed prices sun Cure1-Feceirts rfr-, "a
Meff-t active Nearly ali Y the -~.ri,,,,e
Up l. this date have been In bad c5rditi5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW YORK.

making connect.0~ In Norfolk WITH Main If5,
snip ,,,2.ieowing day al p also Norfolk
Chesapeake ard Ohio nv az n ana
? n making ccvne~-t-r a. ly except sun
darl Ar N1rf0'k wi-h Man line shfps saIlfnr
A. N ricsets So p Main Street. Rieh.
mons Trarrf-. a'a = Nan s reet -
JeTerson Murphys Hotel
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET

Petersburg. Va. November u -oos
owing 70 the harsh weather for bs--71I-
receipts light the past week Market ma -,-t-s
unchanged since last report - i'-~es
Ihe Oun.arfo~a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14

10 re. ela5lizc- Fair % choic mailing.
e-n. M. prime timothy seed Sf.aogs =.
Cover. contract grade. Sl5-N Short RIBS 81 es
t4otsej &9tC2. mess, pork. Der barre $50.
ara per lrl pounds. So 2; short clea- sides
'noNedl. NSsiz1sso Whissley, basis OF hIgn
wines. tl--s. Butter-Market STEADY. cram
cries. le82Sizc diaries, 1890 Eggs-Ffrnl.
a. mark. CASES Included 2zq2fc frsts &c:
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contract IA 81 3. southern by sample s0qs ,.
1prn--Spot lever. futures STEADY. SPOT Oh O
4s4H1sc new. asa 73sAtc- new Southern
mtg cSru 4ibaQ ts5tc oats-INrn NJ. ?
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mixed. pa SIZE Ry-F1rn: No western
dofnesSic lagioc- a. 20 quality Bsu teri I'm
and higher; fancy imitation 21G23c. do.
creamery, 2IGcsc. store packed. lSqisc Exr-
flrm and higher ~ DC. Cheese-Active and
unensnSea; large. issso- medium. ls5sc.: small.
lslsc- Sugar-Sseady and unchanged.
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a. Houston ais bales against 2 SO Last year.
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