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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-18
FOOD FoR eAeles.

DO not at any time force or urge
milk or solid o upon the child; il he
should refuse part or the whole Of a
feeding. let the meal go. and do not
give any food until the next feeding
hour comes" says Mariana Wheeler.
the famous baby expert of Harper's
Bazaar.
For the first t%wenty-four hours after
birth very little food is necessary; feed
the infant about once in five hours. If
II Is possible, h baby should be nursed
by the mother. as the nourishment 1t
receives from her contains certain In
gradients which are necessary to
cleanse the stomach and intestinal
tract OF the newly born, AS we'll as
to stimulate the digestive juices to ac-
tivity. II for ON good reason 1t is not
possible for the mother TO nurse her
child. give as a substitute a little
boiled water slightly sweetened or thin
Cruel dextrinized. After the first thir-
ty-stx hours milk can be given I'm a
dilute form. Cows milk can be diluted.
plain. or In the form of top milk. The
dilutent should be a thin Cruel OF boiled
water"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-18
COMFY ISLAND TO HAVE
A REVOL WING CAFE IN THE
WORLDS BIGGEST BUILDING

New York, Special: The first piec,
of steel for the gigantic Globe tower
the biggest building In the world. has
been put In place.
The new building will be 200 feet
nigh 900 feet in circumference. IL
VIII have eleven floors n 500.O OO
square feet of floor s~pace-bigger thar
the Hippodrome. Madison Square gar
den. the Academy OF Music. the Met
rOpoltan Opera house n the New
York theater all rolled into one.
Beside 1t the Washington onume
the Bunker Hill monument. the Phil
adeiphia City hall. the Park Row build
WIZ look like piginles. Only the fam
Gus tlffel tower in Paris is In it's class.
and 1t is nothing in mastodonic pro-
portions though taller-beside this
newest enterprise of Coney islands.
ON the eleven floors there will be
al! sorts OF things to anus Conveys
millions of summer visitors; but the
star feature Of them all will be the
revolving restaurant and cafe. first of
the kind in the world. You mav eat
and drink and in thirty minute see
the four points of the compass
for many miles around. all spread ont
At your feet.
oysters are served. you will be looking
west for the soup. and south when
The roast arrives. BY the time the
Office and cigars come on you will
be back north again. In half an hour
you will have Travelled 900 feet around
the circumference OF IL great circle. or
thirty feet a minute. Not fast enough
to make you dizzy. but fast enough
10 let You See the entire panorama OF
New York, while you are dining leis-
ireiy, without moving from your seat
at the table.
You will be 300 feet above the ground
while you dine-the highest eating
place in the land. This revolving cafe
viii be Twenty-Five feet wids-5OO
tables moving slowly around in q great
lrcle. There Will be Il seating rapaci-
-f,~rs,..~ -
Eight electric kitchenettes will pre-
oare your orders. revolving with the
eafe. lCach one of the eight will he
equipped with the latest electrical
cooking apparatus. BY means of a
specially constructed mechanical! device
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-18
each kttchenette will pick up it's sup
plies as needed. including fresh water,
as it %revolves with the cafe.

each k~itchenette will pick up it's sup
plies as needed. including fresh water.
as it revolves with the cafe.
How the Cafe Revoives.
In mechanical construction. this re-
volving cafe will be something like a
moving sidewalk or an escalator. The
entire circular platform Is to rest on
roller bearings. Under the middle Of
the platform. extending around the en-
rack. At sixteen elui-distant points
there will be electric motors on oper-
nting steel pinions. These pinions en-
gage the rack directly and simultane-
.Ously move the circular platform slow
ly n noiselessly
This revolving safe will be on the
same floor with the main hall. flush
with its concrete fioor. The extreme
outside edge will be protected by an
iron railing six feet high. So it will be
impossible for you to fall into space
while you are taking your dinner.
What will COney do ext ?" ask WIS.,
ttorS when each new season comes
around with its newest marvel. Luna
Park n Dreamland. each seemed the
summit of achievement. Last year the
advent OF the Globe Tower was an
nounced-nobody believed it could be
done.
But the mighty foundations are laid
and now the steel structure is going
2p. 1t Is promised for May Is next.
The site Is a plot of land 800 feet square
on Surf venue between Seventeenth
and Nineteenth streets. Samuel NJ.
Friede Is h designer OF the tower. It
$ planned to give the visitor who pays
~ cents admission amusement for an
sntire day on the eleven floors.
The ground fioor will bs a. auto
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-18

crete reinforced with the iron rods.
~Surmounting ach grouping Of these
piers are concrete fOotings reinforced;
with heavy steel grillage beams. From
this will oon rise the steel work OF
the tower until 1t reaches 700 feet in!
the ARA finished structure consisting
OF a great globe supported by mighty
semi-ctrcular arches. the whole topped
with the Hottest dome in the world. !
one query remains: What will Coney
Island do next. now?
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-18
eotzS Fz1l1F oor5aA III TIE T1szlss

P%inehurst. N. c.. Special: With 300
target handicap tournaments for cups
offered by Lowell Palmer, jr.. of Brook
lyn: by the Country club and by David
Leahy. of Brooklyn. trap shooting oc-
supfed the lions share of attention.
Mr.. Leahy. Mr.. Palmer and c.. A..
Lockwood. Of Brooklyn. won the
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-18

trophies from a big field OF contestants
which included Q Philip Sousa. the
bandmaster. and J. r. Shoafr. OF New
York: d. Herbert Hostetter. OF Pitts
burg; Cyrus A. Taft. OF W~hitinsville:
Edward o.. Grenuer. of New Haven; j.
F. Jordan. of Greensboro: Leonard.
Tufts, Of Boston. and DIR. C. C. Stragn,
OF Matawan, N. J,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-18

II kept going. tine wheels Of a watch.
1t 10 estimated. travel 3.55SN miles In
a year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-07
COTTON MARKETS.

KEW YORK, November 6.--The cotton
market was irregular to-day with the close
steady ut a net decline of 1917 points
Sales were estimated at 800. 900 bales The
market opened steady Mt unchanged prices
II decline of points. which was better
than due on the disappointing Liverpool
cables. There was some long cotton for sale
on the call, but Immediately aferward the
market advanced on covering by Wall
street shorts and renewal of December
buil support, on which December shot up
II 1924 and January to 1885, or about %
-pc.nta above the opening figures and IL
points over the closing prices of Monday
Oheringr increased on the bulge, and dur
Ing the afternoon the market was weak
Under heavy ceiling by brokers who were
supposed to represent OF the leading
outside interests and under reports that ono
Of the large New England print works had
gone into the hands OF receivers. The close
va. within 24 4 points OF the lowest on tho
5actfye winter and spring months with the
exception of December, which closed at the
be tic m. and while the final tone was steady
the demand was mostly for covering shorts
Tho weather over the holiday was consid-
cred favorable. and there was no chance
IN the Character of Southern spot news.
Receipts at the ports to-day were So 900
bales against 51.287 last week and 71s23
last year. For the week $4,000 bales
against 34o,646 last week and 1929 last
W ar. To-day's receipts at New Orleans 49,
s.3 bales against 1851 last year.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE ,1AntxE

NEW YORK. November 6.-FLOUR-Dul,
and unsettled. Rye Flour-Steady. Buck.
wheat Flour.--Steady Cornmeal-stcady.
Rye-Steady. Barley--NominaI Yheat-
Spot weak; No. red. S1.0aR elevator; No
hard. winter, nominal Options closed
II a ESQ. down from Monday. December.
A.05a; May, S1.o9ts. Corn-Spot easy: No
nominal. elevator; No. ! white, &c. Op-
items 1G1Ac. net lower. December, 7OLc,:
May. 67%c. OatH--Steady at sac: natural
white. b4l, g t6Rac.; cipped. white. 6615Gp64c
Beef Firm. Cut Meats--Quet. Lard
Weak; Western. prime. 3S.4oIs,60; refined
weak: Continent. 1920. PGak-Easy; fam.
ily. 500 short clear, s1S.50Q17.6O; mess
SIG 1l7.0o. Tallow-ouiet. Petroleum
Firm. Rosn-Easy; strained, common to
good, sA20G4,25. Turpcntine-Eas vat 5lhc.
Rice and Enthusiastically. Sugar-Raw
quiet; fair refining sa4o: centrifugal. os
, .. $500; molasses sugar. ss;o5. Coffee
Sc mild, dull: cordova, a,sG12Ac. Futures
changed to SOS points lower, Butter
Steady and unchanged, cheese-Irregular:
full cream. small and large. colored and
white, loGl5kc.: skins. l14s91:c. Eggs
strcng; nearby, fancy white, 4S@4Sc.: good
70 choice $50 4oc.; brown and mixed. fancy,
&c q $780,; average prime. S2Gs6c. first to
extra first, ?5GI SOC
Peanuts and Freights-Quiet and un-
changed Potatoes and Cabbages---Steady
and unchanged. Cottonseed Oil-Active
with prices easier under liquidation. Prime
crude, s6325lac.; prime summer yellow
3fH @ 36.ac, off summer yellow. az q sac. !;
good. of summer yellow, $50 s5Ae.; prime
white and prinme winter yellow, AlO4cc
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DAYS TRADING is
SMALL in VOLUME
Financial Conditions Still Greatly.
Hamper Operations in
Stocks.
STRONG UPWARD TENDENCY
Convincing Evidence OF Return
ing Confidence III Values
of Securities.

Me- YORK November 6.--The
small volume OF transactions In stocks
s TO-DAY was the Index of how far finan-
cial conditions still hamper the con-
duct of operations in the market. but
Vs. tile strong upward tendency of prices
was a convincing evidence OF thtl
returning confidence on values of Sc
Curities Reselling Of stocks taken on
by powerful iinnncicrs nsperiods Of
s. cie,TIoralzations to check II and to sup
port values, was discerncd at the adj
vance to-day. according 10 the opinion
}, OF skilled observers In the board room.
The impression was that this selling
might have an adinonitory Invention
aEairst too sudden speculative activ
ity in the market with the money sit
uation still short of being entirely cor,
rected. The response of the bond mar
ket to the brighter outlook was rs de-
s5cidcd as that for stocks. The money
market showed the effect OF the arr.
rival of the first consignment of over
$1,o0e.o0o of imported gold and the
{ scarcity of currency was reported
somewhat relieved from the same
cause, the premium on currency not
being so high as last week. The pass
ing of control of the Tennessee Coal
and Iron Company to tho United states
Steel Corporation hid n strprSt!ien-
eHeCt on flnp STOCKS OIL lNat COR
roration, but 1t was considered of even
greater imIortanc. in opening meth
cd OF settlement for trust company
conditions by substitution of more
readily marketable collateral for loans
in that field. Suspensions Of some
small interior banks made bad I'M
preston and failure In the New
England cotton goods trade even more
80. The Inter influence caused con.
siderable reaction III prices late in the
day.
Bonds were buoyant in tone. Total
sales. par value. s2.766.o0o. United
states Sis coupon advanced IL per
cent. on call.
Total sales of stocks to-day were
44c.5cO shares.
NEW YORK. November 6.--Money on
cali IN strong demand. 1O@25 per cent;
ruling rate. Is; closing bid, 10: offered
at 4 D. Tim@ loans 1,ore settled: sixty
and ninety DAYS. about 10 per cent: six
months. about 6 1-2@7.
Close: Prime mercantile paper nom.
in1liy at 7M10 PEI cent. Sterling eX-
change feverish with actual business
In bankers bills at S4.S65O for demand |
and at s4.79 for siXty-day bills Com
mercial bills. st.7s s-i Bar silver,
30 5-s. Mexican dollars ~ "a. Cow
er-lment bonds firm. Railroad bonds
buoyant.
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SALES

Allis-Clialmers ........,...
t53 Allis.Chnlmers. pfd....s..
2i.0c0 Amalgarnated Copper.
30 American Cnn..,.
100 American Can, pfd. ......
100 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun., pd
40 American Cotton Oil. ....
LOO American Locomotive. !.
400 Amer. Locomotive. pft...
81 10 Americon Smelting.....
a,?1O American Sugar. .......
Amer. Tobacco, com. -.
no Amer. Tobacco. pfd. 49,.
$3.50 Anaconda Copper.
$3.50 Atchison ...................
200 Atchison. pfd..............
100 Atlantic Coast Line.
l $50 Baltimore and Ohio. ......
G.O65 Brooklyn Rap. Transit.
$50 Canadian Paciflc..........
1850 Chesapeake and Ohio....
700 Chicago Great Western.
1850 Chi, Mil. and st. Paul.
500 Chic. and Northwestern.
100 Gle, Gin. Chi, and ST. L..
$50 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
100 Colorado and Southern. !.
900 Col. and South, LIST pfd..
500 Col. and South, Cd pfd....
100 Consolidated Gas. ........
! .6S5 Delaware and Hudson...
Zoo Distillers' SEES. Corn.
1900 Erie ................
300 Erie, 1st pfd..............
100 Erie. Cd pfd..............
800 General Electric. .......
1925 Grent Northern, pfd......
2,50O Great Northern Ore Gifts.
200 Illinois Central. ...........
600 Int. Mctropolitan..........
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT 0 rRlcHMosp. nov. 6, 1,

PORT o FRlcHMoNp. NOV. G, 1907.
ARRIVED.
Steamer B,rknley. Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and phssen gers Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Hampton Roads. Tunnell,s Nor
folk and James River landings. merchandise
and passenger, Virginia Navigation Company.
Barge William J. McIlwaine. Fitzsmmons,
Washington. asphalt blocks, Washington AS
pknlt Blocking and Thing Company
& SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passen gors, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James River
landings and Norfolk. merchandise and pas
sengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
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10, so5 bales; export to Great Britain, al
bales: to tho Continent, 1903 bales; stock,

1906 bales export to Great Britain, 14i
bales: to tho Continent, 1903 bales; stock,
1c3,6S0 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts,
2E1.30l bales: export to Great Britain, 49,
SIC bales; to the Continent. 62,152 bales;
to Japan 24S bales.
Total since September 1st at all ports
Net receipts. 2.163,572 bales; export to Great
Britain, 636o75 bales: to France, 171.795
bales: to the Continent. 6os,291 bales: to
japan. 1859 bales; to Mexico. go bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, November Got
TCN-Spot frm at an advance OF IL 16c.;
middling, l0%c. Sales 1900 bales on spot
and $500 TO arrive. Futures opened steady,
so points above the close yesterday as the
result OF a more or less favorable Liverpool
and reports of buying orders received by
the opening. Seports OF enlbarrassments In
the business world result of the finan-
siai situation were taken advantage of by
the bears. and under bear!sh pressure there
was general recession In values. Clear
and bright weather throughout the belt
Afforded another bearlsh factor. but shorts
OF bnllsh estimates made the crop by
En- glish authorities, and this furnished a
sust lining feature. At the close, which was
steady. the active months ranged from 9 @
points below the close yesterday. Closing
bios: November, 1919: December, 1O.3i:
January. 1o.35; February 1926: March,
1885; April, 1887: May. 1910; June, 1O.41;
July, 10.47.
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BALTIMORE. MD, November 6.--FLOUR
Quiet and unchanged. wheat-Quiet;
SPOT. contract. 99H19axc.: southern on
grade. e5 9osc. Corn-FlAner; spot. mix
ed, 81 G67ho.; white. s7ns7Ne Oats
Quiet: No. 2 western, domestic, eo6i csc.
Hutter-Firm and unchanged; fancy imita-
ton, 9J2bc.; do. creamery. 271 28c.; do.
aGle 22@23c.; store packed $50 20c. Eggs
Steady and unchanged at IS q 2ac. Cheese
Firm and unchanged: large. 16hc.; flats,
1ehc.; small 1880. sugar-Unchanged:
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET,

s CHICAGO, November s.--Wheat prices in
the local exchange broke more than &C. to-
day because OF rumors OF financial embar.
easement In different parts OF the country
and the reported closing down OF several
-four mills ut Minneapolis At the close
the December delivery showed a not loss OF
a%c. Corn was down &c, Oats were lkc
lover Provisions We're on 2?h975c.
Leading futures ranged AS follows;
WHEAT M
n. Dec, ......... aa,i ssN ,?& s.H
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NEW YORK November 6.-.BEEvEs-
Receipts, 4,Aoo head. Steers, s3.do@6.T0;
oxen. Ssso95.2s; COWS. 81 9s.7b: choice.
$40 9460. Calves-Recelpts. 8,04t head.
yeals steady. veals. ib@s.5o; cullE $40
$50 Sheep and Lambs--Re ceipts, 15.148
head. Sheep steady; lambs steady to strong
Sheep. $a.2595.26: no choice sheep here;
culls. $4,000; lambs S6@7.50: two cara
choice. $3.50; culls, s4.6o1 500. Hogs-Rc-
oeipts. 1880 head. Market lower ut $685. q
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U, S. refundinE IS. resistered.......
U. S. refunding IS. coupon. ...........
U 81. coupon. ..........
Y. S. New As. registered. ............
u. S. New 4s. coupon....
American Tobacco 4s..... ...........
Tobacco 6s................
general 4s................
Atchison adjustment +s...............
Atchison COW. 4s........
Atchison COW. 5s.........
Atlantic Coast Line As.
Baltimore and Ohio 4s... ............
Baltimore and Ohio aiss..... .........
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s......
Central Of Georgia 81.
Ccntral3o OF Georgia LIST Inc. toffered)..
Central OF Georgia End Inc. (offered).
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. toffered)..
and Ohio Avs. ..........
and Alton avs.
Chicago. b. and Quincy new 4s....
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NAyAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c., November e.
SPIRITS TrRPENTINE-Dull at i4iac.; re-
ceipts. SO casks Rosin-Quet at $3.50: re-
ce.pts, 1871 barrels Tar-Firm at $3.50; re-
ce!pts, 1913 barrels. Crude Turpentine--F'irm
a: s2.2543.5o; receipts. 40 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, November 6.-SPIR1TS
IT'S TURPENTINE-Firm at 45ii14sc.;
sales. 1oS casksi receipts. 7is casks; ship
ments. 233 casks. Rosin-Flrm: sales. .24se
barrels: receipts, 2.7s1 barrels; shipments.
1890 barrels: stock, 94.00b barrels.
CHARLESTON, S. C., November 6.-TUR-
INE-Qulet at a5Ac: no sales. Rosin--
Quiet; no sales.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO November s.-CATTLE-Re.
ceipts estimated at about $1,000 head. In
Ses 1oc hghsr seo.
sa.65 q AGO; heifers. s2.5006.0o; bulls, $3.50
$500: calves. s3N7oo. Hogs-Reccipts
about $4,000 head: market weak
to csc. lower. Choice. heavy Shipping, $40
$3.50: light. butchers. $5.5095.s0; light.
mixed. sb.4o@6.5o; choice. light, $500 5.65:
pigs. $4.26 16.50; bulk OF sales, $500 80.
Sheep--Receipts estimated about $4,000
hoad. Market steady to strong. Sheep. 81 %
500; lambs. t6.75 Q6.5o; ycarllnss, $3.50 q
500.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

New York; Central gen s;!s........ So
New Jersey Central gen. 6s......... 11s
Northern Pacific As. ................ 94%
Northern Pacific 3s. 66h,
Norfolk and Western con. 4s......... 00k
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s...... 7sh
Pennsylvania conv. shas............. 90
Reading General AZ. .................. soy
st Louis and Iron Mountain con. 6s.. 1903,
ST. Louis and San Francisco fs. 49,. 10
st Louis S'western con. As tbid).... SO
Scnboard Air Line Is torered)...... SIS
Southern Pacific 4s.............-. 79A
Pacific LIST As, certificates. 81
Southern Railway 5s................. %
Texas and Pacific lists tofrered) ~. 1os
Toledo, st. L. and Western As (bid).. 81
Union Pacific 4s... Observation-Disclosures. e5M
Union Pacific cow. Az. .......... Iu. So
United States Steel End ss............ s5H
Wabash 1sts...... ...................1 100 I
NeEtern Md. IA (offered) .........,... 81
Wheeling aid Lake Erie ~ Offered. IS
Central Observation-Disclosures. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-07

Southern yarn spinners tomorrow to decide
whether to begin a limited curtailmen'.
Trade for to-day was generally quiet. al
though many buyers were In. They operated
In a cautious way.
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\ Chicago. R. i. and Pacific R. r. a.. 5sha
!. Chicago. II. !. and Pac. r. II. col. 6s.. 20
e.. c.. c. and st. Louis gen. 4s...... e3
Colorado Industrial IS. series A...... 40
Colorado Midland Is Odd 100000. IS
Colorado and Southern 4s........... soy
!. Cubn 9s
Denver and Rio Grandc Is. ........... ssM
4 Distillers Securities 5s............... SAN
Erie prior lien As (bid). .......,.... sG
Erie General Is Cbid) 1900. ......,.. 6S
i Hooking Valley 4las (ofrered) ,,,.. 81
Inter Met. 4hs.. .................... 6oM
japan as........ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 76h
Japan 41ts. certificates. ......... s5k
/ japan 4Ias. certificates, End series.... SO
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s..... "a
I Manhattan consol gold ~ (ofrered).. 90
Mexican central 4s................... 741s
Mexican Central LIST Inc.... il
Mimi. and st. Louis As (onered).... so
/ Missouri, Kansas and Texas AS. $500. 93
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2nds.... a
i Natl r. r. Of Mex con- As (offercd).. 7sh
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
STATE SECURITIES.

STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
Nn IS. Old, c. and r.. 1879 81
VA Centuries. "a. e. and r.. 81
81 RAILROAD BONDS.
a G L. II r. Con. Tr. p. c.. S.
CSC gia Pacific LIST Is, c. 1922. los
Ca. Southern and Fla. 1a45... lOa
Gal and Ala. Con. rs, 1875. aS
Scrfolk and West. ~. As 1896 SIS
Western n. c. list 6s C, 1877. los -.
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line "A". :. 100 81
Atlantic Coast Line com. 100 81
Ches. and Ohio. Nov. 100 ~
Norfolk and West com. 100 G. "
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
Merchants Nationals. 100 500 ~
Planters National. .......i 100 400
M1SCELLAN EOUS
Na--Car chom. pfd., 5 y. 100 "a so
Ns.-Carolina Chem. com. 100 Is -
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, November s--Sea-
beard Air Line. common and Preferred
Nothing doing. 4.
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Cotton futures opened steady and clo.s,

Spot cotton closed steady, II points de-
4 me. middlinR uplands, HOO; middling
gulf. l1.e5: no sales.
H Cation steady: niddling. ll.oo gross re-
cettts, .gSos bales; stock. 15?67. bales
Iotal today at al! ports--Set receipts
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CHSh Uu0tatIOhS. Were hs loIIoWS! FIOuf--
Easy No: spring wheat: slo:; No. 3, sac.
sac: No. yellow, 5s& q SOC. No. oats,
47Sc.: No. 8 white. 47@6oc No. rye, TIC.
Good feeding barley. GAG $50. Fair to ct1oice
mating. $50 90c. Flaxseed-No. 1 nosth-
western. sl.lsis; prime timothy sced. $40.
Clover, contract grades, s1b.a5. Short ribs,
s.deo (looae), $79 500; mess pork. per bar
REL s13.50Gl3,62h; lard, per 100 pounds.
ss.l71s: short clear sides tboxed), SEQ q
500. Whiskey. basis OF high wines, s1.a5.
Butter-Market steady; creameries 200
2sc.: diaries, 13M2cc. Eggs-Steady; at
mark, cases included, 17,l a coke; nrsts.
22c.; prime frsts. FAC Cheeso--Wcak at
1?A q lac.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

tKeported by Rodgers-McCabe & Cos
z PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 6.-PEASUTS;
Spantsh--Steady at $50. per bushcl, Sir-
glAias--No snles reported
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DRY GOODS MARKEr.

NEW YORK. November 6,---The dry goods
trade WAS severely shocked by tho recetv-
orship appointed for tho Arnold print
works. There will be meeting OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-07

Bonds were buoyant in tone. Total
sales. par value, $2.766.oOo. United
States a's coupon advanced IL peg
cent. on call.
Total sales of stocks to-day were
4it.5t0 shares.
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