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NEW YORK rnoprcE MARKET

Hew York. November s Flour-Quie, ana
easier 70 effect sales Rye-s,eady purt
.L'ai FIonT-ouiet cornmeal-stcady rye
ilorT Dali Bariey--sieady Wh.sl
Easy No red :rjc elevator. cxnort Nd,
aud Hdi4c O. p. ahoat. options &c no,
lower December. rs ii.lsc Nav a. n.
corn steady; export. 40 o. sc nomins
D ahoat options nominal. oats
Firm. standard white, SOC In elevator; No
ro-*. e..' and Lara steady ralIov
stead Petroleum and Turpontin. -s,ca,Iv
Woo ana RoF'u quiet Molassos- stead,
i'lrn sugar fiaw nominal ,cGr.a
easy. Cofc" -fT'YGos r!oscd hsr.Iy ,t,.d,.
at & NJ: advance o. 5afa points $40,
quitt; RIO. 80. :, Ia, o las., san,n.
isAHi mid Gun cordoya. isls 4 o. nom:
iusi. butter stca..y. "he@se and Eyg,
Firm Potatoes "saSa5 s5aib.tu ,I,,,i
crop, barrel, s2Fst.-5; irish it.,- 2n,,,,J 49,,
s. l6r 2 2, Cobbases -S,eady. rcd no. 80,
'lSH 200: psuish seed. ;l5risOo. so,,. ,,,,
t.nl2V. rfclghts-Firm Peanuts e,.s...:
fanry hanfp!ched Virginia. sat; w.
i'nih shelled, Nos and .. r05Uc
Cottcn.e"d oii Wss nrm on GOVERN, .,
NoNomher shorts. %tatsJu huyir. NJ &C.
large pit offerings and with Ito 49,.
OF hog products. Crude market. w.r, -.
s'eray Closing prices were 2ft roin.. ~
'iTS1"r SoHcmber. aT3n6Sf. B.wc,,,tu"
5Jsa i,sl. January. 6sCaCsi r.5,r',s.,
t'siaS'S'. March. 6.7oatu. prime crud.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

40 r. i."clii Dail! Nowport Vows
~. :, ,-o,al. Uuily Chyilic. IN. sun.
IhLrnvud.
fs.o, ~ EHprrss pail, Horrolk old Point.
uV,Cp y. Local Daiiy- Lchbg. Lex GHf.
tors.
100 -Exptoss Daily -Cin.-L'yIne.
800 T.. Express Daily Norfolk. " Sess.
40 T.. -frocui balm News UId Point
,;l5 p.-l.ocGi- IN. san c;oroonsviIic
'J:lj T.. -iicul--EN. sun. --Irhbs. Eutgrpl
Bridge, clifton Forge.
'6;1j f..'s. Bel DAILY a''Scrtii, Chtso.
'ii:cp 4. -i3Aprsss Dali, Cincinnati. L'y.Iic.
'SlcCpeTs tparIor cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND Local IRON,
East So \. NJ, $50 y. VI. Through from
East II 80 \. ri. $50 y. ~ Local from
West: ''S;So y Nj $50 \. vi. and i.l5 T.
II. Through: so a NJ. e:i5 T.. NJ.
James River Line: ..S b a. NJ. 6:i6 T. NJ
''Dai'y except sunday
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CmCAGo GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. H.. November Sin a wild
hurry wheat to-day sold lower than a, any
oihr since the government began suit
against tho United States Steel corpora
ton. Tho chief cause % the break in
rrtc" vas a falls" report that a Federal In
oN'mcnt had been returned against the
Armour Grain Company. the result =,
an alleged corner IN wheat. ht tho close
INC market was comparatively steady, bu,
~ net decline OF ic. TO IL TISc. Corn
showed loss III &c. from Saturday
night; oats finished unchanged TO rGt.c.
on. and hos products at an advance OF &c.
to loc.
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New York
Stock Market

New York. November s-Standard
railroad stocks were advanced again
TO-DAY. The movement. was proceeded
by period OF hesitation in the early
tradinS. wnvn - majority OF the ac-
tive stocks sagged below saturdays
close. Active buying lifted the mar
hct AND during the remainder Of ;ne
Session prices were EeId nrmly
icavy rcaii1Ina kept tne market N
check stocks were sUppnod pIvnt,-
IuhN on the advances ~. tnv su.tiIs
ceased wnen Inc marl>,, shoSeu s.e..s
oI Weakening. a mas assumed ,,t-S
owners uI large amuunts o.. stvv..s
wire taking HuNUntaSt % tnv te,,.,t
iIso L. 'ieuucc tne4' nctuIh7s. i.iu
snort interest," was TepvIi,u 90 Have.
n'ot wItn serious ryNeIscs. large stop
loss cruors. especially IA DuItru
states Stcvi have Decu uncovered on
the advance. ana tne attack on tnv
bears was curlI,u OH Jlain with sue
cess tu-al!. inc .,vIutW,st,rn rdIi-
IoadS wee tine ,onsr.vu"us points ~
a.tuEtu. fla4imi, "a tnesv stuch.. M..s
stimulated 10y I,pvtts Vl INCREASING
business, cwtng - the movement oi
crops. Among Tue eastern roaUs l,eud
ing, icnnsy Ivania. Lemsn Valley and
Baltimore ana ONO stoVu OUT prom
ncnriS, With gains vi ii point or more.
baltimore anu ONO erosseu par tor tn.
INST time III several Meehs.
untcd states 5tcti lose 80 above 90.
its nisuvs, pre, since 90, NIoivnt
ureaN ait,r .nr niins ul Iny govern
nuent dissolution suit i,Nas Conn
pany dropped . points. To So -. it,
lowest figure OF tine year, anu iail
OF more than 30 points from the year :
nigh record
steel makers estimated that the In
crease in orders during the last week
amounted to nearly 10 per ceilt ON
tho average New business OF the
United States steel Corporation since
the latter part OF October has boon
considerably larger.
The bond market was firm, with u
godo distribution OF business Ameri-
cen Tobacco issues We're heavy in the
late trading Total sales, par value,
si,osl,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Total sales to-day, $4,000 shares.
including Atlantic Coast Line, 100;
Cha sapeuke and ohio, 5000. Louisville
and Nashville, 2.GUO. Norfolk and
Western, 500; Reading, 10000, Slvss-
Sheffield. Ice; Southern. 400, southern
preferred, 500; Tennessee Copper, loo !
Union Pacific 10000. unil,o states
steel. $4,000; Virginia Carolina Chem
zeal. 200.
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aaat::nau8.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER lt, ull

TT Y 70 TN UNIOBI.-t " Ull
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILi.
Fer rIoEiaa ana sv-.A: sis A. 81 aud
5:;S +. NJ. 100 \. NJ.
L. II.
For y. X W. Ky. West: s:i5 a. ". 1880
a. NJ. 500 L. NJ, $40 p. II.
For Petersburg: leo ~ N. e:B A. A..
Sis y. NJ. 900 y. III. 1890 4. n. 500 p. ~,
lilo T.. NJ. e:c5 l.. NJ. 1885 p. N. $50 y. n.
1856 l.. 81.
Flo; Go!csboro and Fayettevll!c: 'i:io +. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $40 y. n,
s.iv ~. Nj. 800 \. NJ. 's.Ji y. 81, "iO.is
~ NJ. ll:t0 y. NJ. 900 y. n, ''i:io +. Al,
SEQ J.. Nj. 6:Jo L. NJ, $50 +. ~, 800 +. NJ.
II 20 T.. NJ.
Except sunday: "sunday only.
Tin-S VI arrival and departure and con
ncctivns not guaranteed.
c. s. CAMPBELL. d. p. A.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

TRAlNs LEAVE RICHMOND
-. following schedule figures published
as information and not guaranteed:
$40 a. M.-Daily-Locai for Charlotte Dur
ham and Raleigh. lo:i5 A. M.-DalIy-I.,lnit.
ed-For all points South. Drawing Room
BuH-t Sleeping Gar to Ashcvi.ic. y. c.. 500
j. NJ TX. Sun.-Local :Or Durham and in.
tcT'nediatc stations. 600 r. NJ. Elk sun
kc%sEii. Local. n:i5 = M.-Da!iy-L;m!ted
For all points South. Pullman ready al
$50 r. VI.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 =. Nix. Sun.--ro Wos, PIT. connect
ing ;oT Baltimore Mon.. Wed. and Friday
300 y. Mex. sun. aud 2:i5 u. M-Tou
Wed. and FrL--Locai to West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
From the south: $50 a. NJ, S:o5 p. NJ.
daily: $50 \. VI. EN. sun: 1855 t;s sun :
200 +. NJ. daily From West Point: $50 A
". daily: Has 4. NJ. Wed and Fri: .:a5 =.
". Ex. sun.
6. E. BURGESS. u p A.
'V p. Main 81 Phone Mao aou ~.
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MAINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 3.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 1911
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon. Harncy Norfolk ner-
chhhhise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Brrkelcy. shelly Norfolk MGR.
chandisc and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
scnSors, Furman Line.
SAILED.
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk mer-
chandlse and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Berkeley. shelly, Norfolk, mcr-
chandisc and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer POcahOntas. Graves Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Co
Steamer Aurora, Furman, Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pa
scngers. Furman Line.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

cars leave Mnnche.tor seventh and Ferry
Streets. for Petersburg:
- :. :. - ~ II. Il. \ NJ, J. . - )
''5:ij. &C. {. s. . n r. Vi
ii:eS 7 NJ. for chester, 1900 midnlsh, for
Petersburg.
Street. for Manchester:
toll, s:s@ ''7:i5. '75. s;a5. s.2s. .io;s5 II 30
y NJ, TO -. $50. 3;3j. 49,. 5:5S. e:3j.
'':1. 1888. 1885. 1850. ll:D T.. NJ
Daily except sunday and holidays
Carries baggage and express
"Limitcd, except sundays ana HOLIDAYS
All ears from Petersburg connect with
cars Tor Richmond
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE 3.
RAILWAY COMPANY,
sEABoARD AIR LINE.

southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: $40 A. M.-Local to NoriinA.
20 T.. M.-Sieepers and coaches. Atlanta.
Birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida points. $3.50 u. S-Sleepers and
coaches, Savannah, Jacksonville and Florida
points. li:iS J.. M.-Siecpers and coaches,
Atlanta. Birmingham. Memphis and tho
southwest Northbonnd trains scheduled TO
arrive in Richmond daily: S:52 A. IL, 7;22
A. NJ. sos +. NJ. $40 P. II
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington, y. C.. Sovcmber s-Spiri,s
Turpcntine Steady at t5'.c.: receipts 81
casks. RosIn steady "a; $50; receipt. -
barrels. Tar-Firm ~ $3.50: receipts II bar
rels. CRUDE Turpcntiue-- Firm at 5000
$50: receipts lis barrels.
Savannah Ga. November e.--Turpcntinc--
stead at HEc. sales iis casks: receipts
c'3 asks: shipments isS casks: stock ;1Isa5
casks Rosin-Firm. sales @.sy7 barrels; re-
ceIp,s 90 barrels: shipments I.os barrels:
stock S'5'' barrels Quote: Il. ss.l5
Charleston. ). G.. November s.ITurpcp
uhe-F Firm at is,tc. tosin-Firm. Quote:
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;ales. Stock.

49,
=" Nil'S ia l'h''s '''''''''''''
-NlliS-ChLimcrs. pfi. ......
...na .Nmalyamatcd Copper 49,.
10 Ann Arr cham ..,m
l...i .,lu,,. ,;.,,., ''l',, -,
,.-,u An.ti...u tt,n
~, Nm.,,'-'',' -, MI
2tu, N,n,.i. IN. MI ,.,r,,i,..
40 An, - ,.,l i.,ur',
l.su \m,rI,.,r "n,tnn ~ ''
\trcri..," rs,,,, ~
ia t,,,-,.'.'',' ,',.,,'', go
nis, In,.,,,,,,i ~ Ia
\in,.r Mi - ~,
ra.,eu ,,n'...i..'I, So,
,S,n ,n'.,.t''.., Sn",r
80, ,,,n. -, -, nj
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suggesting a continued rapid accumulation
o. .availablc supplies in thu interior
Receipts to-day 7i,23e bales against Si,iS5
las, week and 5i.3cS last yca1 To-day's
receipts a, New orleans 1885 bales against
o.727 last year, and a, Houston i9.HI bales
gains, :5.s6S last year.
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DKY G0ops MANkMr-

sew York, November 6.-Cotton goods
trading was quiet during tho dag. Far
mail orders for miscellaneous lines OF dry
goods was received in job5inE ard COM
mission houses. and tho holiday TRACE in
pThnhry circles was batter Mems wear
mills arc steadily increasing their orders.
Cotton yarns quiet.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
PEANUT MARKET

CRcporicd by Rodgers. McCabe e. Coz
Petersburg Va, November s.-Pcanuts -
Spanish-Stw spanish arriving no demand
buyers offering .Nc.: old farmers stock Of
Spanish exhausted. Virkinias-Fancy stock.
81 n t:c. per pound; extra prime. &C. per
pound. prime. SIC. per pound. machine
picked, Sl.G &c per pound.
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OLD poMISroN LINE.

Leave Newport Eews.................5:oo \. 81.
Arrive Norfolk. a Il.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily except SUNDAY
100 Il. M. Connections also made by y. AZ
". Ry. 5 +. II. and c. & o. Ry. at T. NJ
Night Line steamers stop at Claremon, TO
land receive passengers signal, and
Win be met by nIbc conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION Co.-Jane. River
by daylight for Norfolk and Old Point. New
port News and all James River IandinEc
Steamer leaves Nom" Wednesday and
Friday al 700 \. NJ Freight received for
all James River landings 'PhoneMadison "a
Main Ticket Onice. ST. Il. Mai1 Street
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&c" York, November -Bccycs-Rcceipts
- mead, steers. $iii $50: bulls, <Jr
80 VOWS Si.oSH 40 calves Receipts ..5SO
"t"u. Yeats sou ic.os, culls. S4tf5.S0, grass
ert ana ted caves, $3.50; southern aud
-, tstfrn b..9r622 sheep and Lambs
HNte'p.s -"-i' mead Snrcp. 1850: cults.
Sl'Ivr 10: LAMBS, SI.Sou5..y. a few choice.
cary So cults s5Vai-R iicEs-Kv-
us io,'i' hcdd. Mar"vt over at S6.-vgt
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SeeNcs. s'Scdal5; Texas steers. ,4.ions.s;
western steers. si?ap7.25 s,ockcrs and
feeders sa.=S"aoo. cows AND heifcrs. s.n
500; calves s5,aonS.55 logs Receipts s.
90 head Market sal Zoe higher than sat
urdays close. Light. ,5.&au5S7tA: mixed.
S''soa 'SS; heavy, sa.Sous.as... rough, s5.Sea
% good TO choice heavy. 1906 a s.5sS,: piys.
wa '.Se; bulk OF sales. s5iope.4o sheep
NetriP's $500 head MARIE, wcak Native
go ~ Western. S-..5ui Ito; ycariings.
H. q 6.JS. H.
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New York, November 6.-close:
Prime mercantile paper : l-iG :.
sterling exchange firm al actual bust :
ness N bankers bills at si.s%SU for
sixty day bills, and at s4.SI for de-
mand Commercial bills. S4.s3l-s. Bar
silver 81 Ia Mexican dollars Is.
Money on call steady. 2lSa2 l-2. rul
ing rate, > l2; closing bid, 3S-s; offer
cred al = Il. Time loans steady; sixty
days and ninety days, SIZE per cent.
hiN months, ) IL.
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1.-Two poultry Is very 2icntif,f md ba,a 90
morc daily 10 advantage. Eggs- R.c.lDts
lght; market higher. Hutt.r-De Demand y"ry
heavy Games-All Kinds In splendid d..
mand Live-Neals scarce and wanted ca,
tie. Hogs and Lambs-Activc. Othcr pro-
ducc moving we'll.
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80 sales: crude summer yellow 5.7ah5.So;
crude winter yellow. 60 bid prime sum
mer white, $50 bid
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Chesapeake Steamship Co.

Big new ships city OF Norfolk" and City
OF Baltimore"
Equipped with wireless telegraphy. Te!e.
phone service throughout the ship State
rooms en- suite. with baths Prices from
i5c. 10 $3.50. Excellent meals. &c
40 BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT
Leave Richmond Daily via -. q W. Ry.
500 l.. NJ. Norfolk S:i5 =. N.
Z. o. Ry. 400 +. NJ Daily. Old Point
;:lj NJ.
o. u. $ s. Co 100 p. VI. Daily Zone day 10
Sortoik).
Va. Nav. Co. $50 a. NJ. tMondsy. wedne,-
day and friday.
Tickets at all offices For stateEooms
apply to $. r. BURGESS. u. T.. ~. coT East
Main street. Richmond.
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ne Leading futures ranged as follows
Open. High. Low Clns.

~: H"ottr; No. rcd .. n sic: No hard
W VIZ; No. ) hard. e3r asc.: No north.
ern' S1.o' n l.oS No. northern siNmi.n;.
-. northern. Si.oaN l."5 No, sprln.
SIF ~. No. spring. ,1d SI.oI: 40 ;snrinr
HW,l' velvet chan. ssh sl.ci: ourum p =.
s..t.. Corn No > '7f' s5c.; No white
80 No. ncw. s5n6sc. +: 40 vim" ;s6
'"'7c-; No Hhite. new. 81 a ZOE No \
SeHow, H'r q, ne. 40. : yellow. ucu. 81
no white, 1915 q 5Sc.. No white nc,,
81; q 6ii:c: No. yellow. 73s. q ii,.c.: No. 1
Seh"w' new, eSi4 n S5ilc. oats-No. . tshc :
10 white. isutSitc.: No j. isc: No ?
whitc ies q sc: No. 4, 46i,c. No { while
new i5'. a &c; standard i7l4 n4sc
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New Orleans. November s.-Cot,on futures

New Orleans, November e.-Cottor ruturca
opened steady at a decline los points
Thc close was steady at net decline OF
Ia points, Cables were indifferent The
market was not active In the carly trad
ins. The weather Was uriavorabl. as too
much rain was shown tine man over tho
Gotten belt, but this was lost SIKH; OF In
reports from the interior OF a slack spo,
dcmand Expectations % a heavy move
ment this week also worked against The
msrket Foreign political news was cali
90 disqu!etins By market writers The
market had the appeara nee OF being over
SOLD toward the middle. of I'll. morning
and scaipers who tried to buy covers 70
rca!ize profits on short sales found little
Offering. The rnsrkc; took OH a better
tone, wi;h an entire absence OF bull sup
port gradually recovered TO the level o:
saturdays close. This was In the face o,
numerous predictions that the pendinr
s!nners report would be in the neishbor-
mood OF 100000 baIcs. u was unh.sitat-
ihsy acknowledged that such ngures would
be very bearsh. but the bulls claimed mar
they had been discounted. In the after
noon the market was dull and featureIcss
spot easy and unchanged. mid6ling orc
safes on the spot $50 bales and LIS 10 ar
tiSe' inc close was steisdy: November,
sW; December, s.0e January a0f: March
si5: May. AZ: July. ?37.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED BY Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond TaD
Richmond. Va. November t. 1911
ACTIVE WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET

i<oac your carE SO that hay at doors rem
r'hts contents ana thus avoid .jections.
market grades hay in accordance
zion. '"' '''ao'''
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Norfolk and Western Railway


ONLY ALL RAIL LINE 70 NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect October I. 1911.
Leave Byrd Street Station Richmond.
FOR NORFOLK: 900 a. NJ. $500 r. NJ.
'i:l0 +. M.
FOR LYMCHBURG AND THE WEST:
's:i5 a. n. 1890 a. NJ. $500 e. NJ. 1920
7. NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'il:4o A.
NJ 1913 y. NJ. 'll:30 +. NJ. From the West:
'6o0 a. NJ, a2:co r. NJ. b1:40 p NJ. 's:6 p.
NJ 1900 p. NJ.
'Daiiy. aDaily ex. Sunday. bsunday only.
Pullman Parior and Sleeping Cars. Cafe
Dining Cara. c. H. BOsLEY.
D. p. A.. Richmond. Wa.
W. 3. BEvILL. G. p. A. Roanoke. Va.
RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule OF electric trains to and from
Ashland. stopping at intermediate stations
upon signal: Lv. Richmond tBroad and
Laurel Sts.): 's:o5. "7:i0. S:l0b 9:lo. ''lo:1o.
li:lo a. NJ; i:lo. ?:io. $40: 4:lob. $40. $50.
I:lO. S:l0b, 1910. ii:46 J.. NJ. Iv. Ashland
$50 7b. S. Oh. 10. all a NJ. az NJ, eel. 3,
3, l. SD. g. 4, S. Oh, II p. N.
Daily except Sunday. ''Sunday only.
bCarries baggage.
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cotton, quiet; middliur, $50 net receipts
- bales; gross. lf.IiS bales. sales II; ba les.
stock :%.6ii bales. export Coasiwise, i.tJo
Total to-day at all port--%ot receipts
-, t3S. bales. export to Great Britain. 5O..,3
bales. 10 the Continent, S,ea bales. stock.
95;Ii5 bales.
Consolidated at all ports--Sct receipts
l@3,S'1 bales: export to Great Britain, i6...5
bales, 20 france. S.Ii2 bales; the Cont
ncnj. 1888 bales.
Total since September at ali ports-Sc,
receipts, 3s5Tg'4 bales; export to ,;ieat
Britain. liS6552 bales; to France 3g ~,
hales' 20 the Continent, lC3@9,. bales; to
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Baltimore Steam Packet Co

Equipped with wIre.oss teiegraphy.
~ BALTIMORE AND yHE NORTH VIA
NORFOLK AMI OLD POINT
Leave Richmond Daily. inc ding sunday ~,
n. & w. R2. $500 r. NJ. Norfolk SEQ p 81.
e. & o. Ry 400 r. NJ. Old Point 1880 l.. Vi
O. D. s. s. Co 1900 P. NJ lons day 10 Nor
foik).
Va. Nav. Co $3.50 a. Ii. tAonday. wsdp.,
day and Friday).
Tickets at ali offices. RIO, stateroons ap.
ply 90 Ii. II BOikIN. Ageut. $50 Eass ~.
street
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RICHMOND GRAN MARKET

Richmond Va. November s 1911
WlfEAT- lots N-'VH'
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SPOT cotton closed quiet and unchanged
middlins upiands, $40. middiing gull, aej:
sales Ia bales
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baltimore, Md. November s.-whea,-
STEADY spot contract. .2tsc.. southern on
Grade eic. Corn Firmcr: spot contract
org: '-.:c.; new, 69i:c. oats-Firm; no. ?
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Richmond, FFGdGriCkSb'g & Potomac R.R.
T0AH0 FROM IyASHiHG rowan BEYOND
Leave Richmond
Arrive Richmond

.Daily. Weekdays. 5Sundnys only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
"a so night stop Mt Elbn. Time OF arrivals and
departures not guaranteed. Read the signs.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

IiIchmond va. November Q, 1911.
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o. pF!tc 10 which interest mug, be added,
!"some bonds and certificate. OF Indebted
ness are NAT.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1911-04-13
PANCOAST DISASTER.
Searchers Penetrate Mine AT
ter Bodies of Victims,
But Find No More.

Scranton, Pa.,--Every nook
and Granny of the workings of
the Psncoast coIliery, where the
seventy three miners aud the
United States Rescue Foreman
Joseph M. Evans lost their lives
Friday, have been gone over by
squads of searchers to discover
if possible If there we're other
bodies to be found, but none
we're discovered.
Five funerals Of Hungarians
were held this afternoon. The
1900 surviving miuers Of troop
marched from one house to the
other and then to the cemetery
to attend the burials. All the
church bells tolled continually
during the afternoon. The other
funerals were held Monday.
President Taft telegraphed his
sympathy and as head of the Red
Gross Society offered aid.
Mayor Won Bergen called a
meeting of a dozen citizens to
to take charge Of a relief fund.
The fund has reached nearly $10,.
600, including the Red Cross con-
tribution of $1,000.
j. B. Dickson, president of the
Price Pancoast Company, which
operates the Pancoast coliery,
told the relief COMMITTEES not to
concern itself about the burial
expenses or immed ete needs of
the,famiies of the victims. Each
of the adult victims belonged to
the colliery "keg fund" which
provides 800 as a Benefit to the
family of each member who dies.
The fund had 81, ,aG% aiu it. Mr.,
Dickson has agreed to make up
the difference.
The coroner's inquest will be
the first investigation of the dis
aster.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1911-04-13
Nonresident Notice.

To G. w. Hughes, his heirs and as
signs, or any and all persons claiming
title under, by or through the said g w.
Hughes, and all unknown owners claim
ing title whose residences are to me un-
known and which can not be ascertained
by me upon diligent search and inquiry,
but who are supposed to be non-residents
of the State of Tennessee:
A IS the owner or owners Tor as the
agent, representative or Attorney of the
owner or owners) of 1000 acres of land
situated in the old 9th and new 2nd Civil
District of Grundy County, Tenn, de-
seribed as follows Bounded on the north
by G S. s. L. Co on the south by Holy
Water, on the east by Hampton and on
the west by Hampton aud Byers, You are
hereby notified that unless you appear at
my office in the courthouse in the town
of Altamont, Tenn, on or before the goth
day of June, 1911. and pay the sum of
$47.9l, state, county and all other taxes
assessed against said land, together with
all costs incurred, including this notice
of publication as now provided by law,
your right to redeem same shall be for
ever barred and deed to same will be at
once executed by me to DR.. O. X. CLARK,
the purchaser of said tract. Witness my
hand at office in Atamont, this April 8,
1911. F. r. NUssBAUM,
Circuit Court CLERK, Grundy County,
Tenn. 4-21