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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28
RAYNOR BURIED
! Nugget Service.

"NtrT'F fFNJ8tN oeTFICo.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 21 The fu- neral of senator Raynor took place today, the intermcnt being made at Rockvicw cemetery. Amongst those pr. sent were President Taft and tho members of the supreme court.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28

ted States courts in Alaska and that they be given the right of appeal to the supreme court. should the Alas kan court not declare their claims 10 be valid.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28

BELGRADE. Noy. 2N=A officers and military officials who belong to the special Servian reserves have re- ceiyed orders to join their commands within twenty four hours This order
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28

we nave large as. .rtmsnt o fancy holiday gift books, ready fo mailing. lomen Bros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28

PARIS. Nov. 27.-The taking of Constantinople is regarded here as an unless the besiegers re-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28
Special Nugget Se~~'s,.

Special Nugget Se~~'~,.
 CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 27.-Dlr. ing the discussion of peace terms be- tween the Turkish and Bulgarian plenipotentiaries recently Nazim Pasha, commander in chief of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28

Fresh celery and cranberries a' lehmann's
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28
SLOCUM VICE CHAIRMAN. Special Nugget Service

COLORADO SPRINGS. Nov. 27.-- William F. Slocum. president of Col orado college. has been elected vice
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28
PATRICK RELEASED
 BY GOVERNOR DIX

I made remarkable effort through the
 courts to clear himself.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-28
THE LOBBY.

THE LOBBY. Thanksgiving party tonight. Lots of live turkeys, chickens, geese, etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-22

FL crucero espanol Reina Regente
fue varado 81 l9 del corriente en- la pla-
va de Calaazin porque una bomba cen
trifuga revent6, causandole una apertu-
ra que origin6 la inundaci6n del cuarto
de maquinaS y por POGO le hunde Des-
pueS De una hgera reparaci6n que Sc le
haga Sc llevara al tiique dc Cartagena.
donde sera arreelado del todo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-22
O-PATRIA' =

La vallosa revista mayaguezana ha
entrado en el tercer ano de su publ
cacion, vencidos va todos los eseollos
de los comienzos, siempre dificiles. pa
ra presentar al pdblico culto de Ia Isla
ma revista barata y buena. condicio-
nes extraordinarias que no siempre
pueden aunarse, v que Pro-Patria =
reune en alto grado.
Ell ntlmero segundo del ano tercero De
la popuAar revista mayaguezana trae
un texto lleno de amenidad una III
formation grafea muy interesante,
muy artistica
Por 10 que Gfunde la cultura q
arte pnertorriquenos, merece todo ge-
nero de encomios, que el favor del p6-
bhco e mueStra tOtalmente decidido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-22

FL Gobierno de Mtiieo ha aprobado
una ley Suspendiendo las garantiaS cons
tltuclonaleS on los estadoS de MoreloS
Guerrero, Puebla en- otras parties de
Mejico debido Ia actividad de los rebel
dies. Las fuerza, Felerales mafaron.
el vierneS por Ia no.he, a 81 zapatiStas.
ccrca de Puebla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-22

FL Presidente Taft pronunci6 anoche
mn discurso en- el Colegio de Abogados de
ia ciudad de New York. abogando por la
Simplificaci6n de los procedimentos le-
gales y atacando 10 judicial Y el sistema
existente en- aIgmos EstadoS, y que Sc
-luiere generalizar. de dar derccho los
e4ectores, no solo para elegir los iueces
y que tambi6u para de>tituirlos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-22
CABLEGRAMAS
1ervicio Especial para
ell "BOletin Mercantil"
Nueva York, lunes

Sc dice que un sindicato danes esta
gestionando La obtenci6n de un arrenda-
miento del puerto de San Thomas, con
La intenci6n de haeerlo mas profundo Y
cOnstruir desembarcaderos muelles con
objeto de acaparar todo ell negocio del
1rafico cuando sc abra el canal de Pana-
ma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-22

VarioS dominicanoS prominentes que
Sc hallan Ell Haiti han manifestado que
saheron de Santo Domingo por tenor de
ser vitimas de una traici6n por los agen-
teS del Gobierno Dicen que el nuevo 90
bierno es una dictadura que es odiada y
y no podra durar mas Re m mes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-22

Ell duque de Connaugth, Gobernador
General de Canada, Y su sonora, seran
huespegles por dias EN- New York de
Whitelaw Reid, que fu6 embajador anne
ricano en- Inglaterra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-22

La Camara de Representatives. de los
Estados Unidos ha aprObado la resolution
del Senado. admitiendo en- Ia Academia
MiIitar de West Point. a Jose Dias, hijo
del presidente de Nicaragua
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-22

LES medic0s mas famosos cstAn unauimes
ON reconocer Ia supcnoridad iueonlestabe de
Ia hEUR0SihE P9UEIER csc marat1lloso
regenerador del slstema nervioso Pero para
aseEurarse bIen d. Ia eGcacia 81 este pro-
dusto. IS precise rechaEar toda initaeion
eNgr Ia verdadera e REUR0SIHE PRURjERs
revestlda del sello d. "a UNi0V % los FAsRI-
cANTFs, oblteraao por Ia trina del inventor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-22

cipal de la Pittsburg Coal Company, Sc
ra nOmgrado ministro de los Estados
Unidos on Portugal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-22

Agradecemos tan simpaticas adhe-
stones que prueban eI entuSiaSmo dc la
luventud espanola
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-22

candidatura Ia nomination para la
Presidencia de los Estados Unidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-22

FL Senador Cmmins anunci6 aver 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-22

Veintiseis empIcados de Ia importan-
te@easa de Sucesores de Rosses Co.
Gle Arecibo, nos enian una enthusiastic
felicitaci6n por la defensa del BOI.E-
TIN, de los dependencies espanoIes Y
nos excitan a seguir la patri6tica cam
pana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-22
Mas felicitaciones

Esta malana recibimos este telegra.
ma:
Manati, Enero - de 1912.
Sr. Perez Losada.
San Juan.
Felicito a listed por energica eam-
pana contra Bandera Americana en-
defensa dependencies espanoles.
Jose Perez Fernando.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02

sew York, November 1.-ooservanse
religious holidays At all rrinSpSl
ropean centres. Berlin excepted sh9
aoiiday here tomorrow in honor 81
late Wee Presidea, sherman. ssf> :
-Y>tp curtail so-Gsy's caSs axiom o. iAS
al Stock Exchange. An AaoaNSi. H'
xrerrent was tesna IN eau aenSS'
! ser yesterdays o.ScsSi quotation, al
hough the close was nearer per
sent.
Prospects Of 81 impairment, q the
Bearing hease reserves pEo:''Efso SSsaS
L.aliipx of leaass BY local banks IL a
GENERAL waS aoN'sVcg, 2o-n2rro" ;
bank state men; = eN9ectsd 20 WN'N
out more fav&-aS.y thS3 recent IS.e
Icss,s indicS.sS Tie AlSa money rates
Navy iaaow 90 money treII interior
sanks. reaeeias loes. esak losses 70
nominal gsucs-
To-day's business on the exchange
ksvsral weeks Opening prices showed
xeperal advances with smart gain IN
canadian Pacinc. This was .oHoweu
|hy general declines. which oehtefate"
al early gains: and then = ions pc
ned OF siagnation. Toward IN. close
when i, became evident that there
\would be no repetition of yesterdays
money squeeze, the market once NOR
grew moderately active. closing with
"a firm undertone.
Bonds were firrn. with marked i'm
provement in speculative issues. Totai !
sales, par value. were si.4ie.ooo. United
states government bonds were un-
changed.
New York, November Mooney on
can strong. sos: ruling rate, 5: clos
ing bid. s: offered q: L. Time
loans strong, sixty and ninety days,
ID per cent; six months. 1895 PEI
cent Prime mercantile paper. per
|cent. Sterling exchange heavy. with
|actuai business in bankers bills at
|slsl25 for sixty-day bills, and at
Fs4s $3.50 for demand Commercial bills.
[S4sl. Bar silver, s. IL. Mexican dol
liars As 3-4. Government and railroad
Fbonds steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
COTTON MARKETS.

ro,k November weekly Cos,on
axe, Review-specul.;ion "a. zen .ss. ~.
ara there are ihS 20. ,,ss NC ,,..is in,o an Old
- ,s,s1 puM AFFAIR The recen; saSanc.
= Ssie wss predicted on z eis -
%. ;ae se,n.i . e 80 !, r. i; !: tru. tia:
\. -. .s.,stee for Q TINE ey -. iiaeicanon
:, ,Gss-,oei ssrsdeIes. which !nvoi.ec az
puEctsses IN New YORK n"t e- u ~
1880 enavscserf1ec the market vas
80 demand from honH sno ioTelsn
s-r~rs for she actual stapse. AZ
n. come persSssh. 49, S..,.r sIass. were
-,s~eiv scarce ssd that THE eaee
- -. susf,<ss has been higher iaan 'or
s7Hne ye.g Sss s:,..meni. have been very
-, "a The tact. or tie apparent haet.
q. ri, crop - turning oW 20 ee o. nos
sch better arai'sy tsea sH -, - :,
-. -. s.en.r sysdeo m al,ine cc,oser en-
s.r.-.rr. Bus sssde from tbs ;s.re sas
.s.r ~o-ie-vses d".se .,s '0 n. NJ -
"a. ,ize ago that b rseccs .. -. ~
.s..e s-ops shib yses n EUps. Iseia.
= s.is aad cssns sne Doroesea s2a1nn
=; .k.iy 20 by 1900 - 20 - 81 a. -.
ar. u. nssnss .. vn,cs Tie eo'os.a.
- sf ,Ass ysas g $500 ss'ss 70
ss:.es .ss.ss E - s,ss r & "a ,eser .:
| r. sories sp.Edsss 80 ssssr Hsst:Sss
-asre ssaHsg ~. sso shsre are :eos-
- s.l.eve .hss isSU0 - vss TIE vorle 2
4 nsumos.ca % ADssteoa eofsea isS yea
Vent year sASgD hove ocvsre6 Freely.
s,r:sers epersssss s,ss van etsess esd
Western o,erssesV go 0aay b Wsu street.
se~ 10 .o~a-as a. - 051a. - 8scs %
ST s,s ioas scessss 2 80 sss.S ssssn.
r,xltisa. s . agreed sss1 ssssass no sss-
u-tss. A;0o crop sco0uaso ~ 1s9ea ON
assss ara TIE rsGseo vuUe g the N;esse-
. sisss ssssssliy hsSe bssa % . ssvo.aSis
sssrs- come Of s1s ~ h0uDO esse
80 @seshA eens oe1es ~ oouoO 0Asn-
snss che e-eopss o1vo0os - Se;y ssn-
su9 tseO fovs b0UD 0eeo0y soisesA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule Ia Eject September %. J1&
Leave Byrd Stree; station. Richmond. FOR
SOKFOLK: 500 A. l.. '3.ee z. Il, ss:O y.
II.
FOR LYNCHBuRG AND THE WEST: sS:S
A. n. $50 A. u. c3.ee =. T.. ~ 2. Z
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: s1:O A.
NJ ss:I p NJ sll:so p =. From the west:
$50 A. ~. a2:is p. n. bl:e p. u. - p.
NJ $50 r. -
sDai,y aDaiIy ex Sunday. bsunaay oaiy.
". B. BEvfLL. c. l. D00LeX.
C. r A. Roanoke d. p. - NichmOD1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
Atlantic Coast Line

The 80 Rsisrcsd q tie SOusA
EFFECTIVE OCT. & 59g4
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
pc, florida ana South: S:H l. So
s,e p ~. leo A. y
For Norfolk: 100 A. H.. 80 r. u. q" =
Far X. W. Ry w0,: s:iS A. ~ - A.
n. ss0 p. ~ 30 =. "
For Pesersssrs: I:1 A. L e:E 4 =
"a > NJ SIC p ~. SO p ~. - p. L.
70, eo,l,bors and Fayessevs.ss: .s:is p. =
,e.,x a r.. az A. u: SnvO 4
81 = a II. icy u. ''l:~ p. =. -
- an p. 4, SEQ p. ~. 800 2. L.. HI
p. -
T- AZ arrival aad 9eporsOe seo CO
,er,Ioos aes gssrsnseel
cANYDELL, D. y A. - 0oD ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
xew YoRK PRoDCcE MAkKEr.

s.v York November e--Fiour-<sis:.
v,.a.-So. rec Ss sIs. Nc. northern.
D.Tu,t. gz.c-: c.csri I5-sc. se- lower.
receu-s--. srI<c-: NAY. ylc.s corn-o0oted
81 Sic
tstdes sna Leacse--F.-m Petroleum and
T<.-,..fia~-Gz:et- wcol-cSsie-- Ro.ia-
s..asy Sussr-Ra~ sao refined. .tes5y
yio-r-n- Nolass-sS;cs4y- CoSee-S9ct
.,.sey; Rio. No :. 1Fsc. santos. No. 4.
tsNsc: Mid quiet. Cc-dovs- -. 5Sc. 70
.a,,~s-steaiy and ulchausre CaSsaxes-
s..aay and Unchanged Freish-tEasy. cot
go 70 Liverpool. &c. Pessg-s-S-safv ard
rrcrasgel Evt,e--F!--n sne - n snsei.
Ct,es~-Ezsy I'D Sachsns~c
Co-.o-.ee1 81 v1s firm a. ssy. except .o-
Nov. ube- which declined - IN. afternoon
urse- teres-s o. Ac' ss--e.s store Of 90 .
t.r 10 covering % ssort accounts y, -ne
st-.rs.h Of Gotten a7l iss; c-st. o-sr.aS.
Sc~sreer esosee . points ~; lower "a.
iz,.- months rDchaseee 20 . So.n.s s:sler.
sa.ss cl0o saxre.a Prime crzee. 80 .s.-s
Go sM-sr yellow. spet- sNSsN. Woven
Der. 91. Deceass.. as; Jsaza-y. sc. res-
-ra-y. 80. March. 40. Ae7!. ss. Ma.
az sane WATER ysEor. s~zsss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NS&les al Union Stock Yardst

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSAles at Union Stock Yardst
Richmond, Va, November l. 49,
Report o. the live stock msrke; for the
Hoel. ending October 3:
seer steers. ~ &c: medium to good. 81 a
common TO fair. ~ Csc. best he;te.s
o. csc: medium 90 good. irT sxc-; common
- fair. 81 "a tc.: best cows a3sc: medium
20 sood. sH1%e.: common to fair. * q b.. !.
oals fk CSC: best calves. So &c.; fair to
good. eHGsc.: dieks 4h05Xc Cows and
caves. sSSSe.o0 per head Best hoss 81, I.
~: light hogs. ~ SIC: .hoats and Digs
en g sows and stays. sa7Hc.; best lambs
Of f'c: medium TO good 5@Sxc. common
!" 'afF @l.G si1c-: best sheep Ba.xc: corn
mon :" fair. q s,.c.
Ne" York. November I-Beeves-wesk
steers. - .sa SO; bulls. sadSTS: cow. s. ~
. 800 Calres-Steady. vesis s.5oa II - ::
cui'ss ) zee Sheep and i,ansb.-Sheep low
e.: amos steady. sheep, $o5ea4W: cuIls 81
ID: lambs. S.1a...: cuils, s0as"
Hoss-S;eady. Light 70 heavy s..g1Xss
pigs. y H'.1s: choice heavy. 81
CaicaSo. Ii. November I.-ra--ie-Ma-.
he: SOW and steady. COWS and hei:ers. s. -
a.S' calves. SIS = Fe5i HoSs-Marke,
strong mostly ,"c. higher: bui ko- sales s.
Csc Sheep-S-ea5v to shade UP. sheep
s@% q 80: lambs. sS.5 a..is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
York
Market
Markets Will Close

Isw Issk. November 1.-The New
srk Stoek Ecxehange Will BE- closed
p.aoerew Ous 81 respect 90 the
4senory ~ ytee.Presidest sAernas.
3 The curb market. Cotton EA-
a<hanee anA ether exchanges also
S'yeeea 70 eSose to.Dserow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
~.1,.,. STORES.

-. - November i.-Splslta
Niiminston: ~; 1T s7Ac.: receipts q
TUipen'ine-S'as at $50: receipts 3l'
casks koslhySteHo $50: receipts Is bar
barrels. Tar-Firm az E;,, a, 81 3d43:
rels Crude TurpentifS
receipts 80 barrels.
Savannah. Ga. Now ar rasl.. recein,,
firm AZ 90 80 casks: domestic.
". eashs: posu-Firm: safes 3.<ss
stoch '''s'. cen barrels: shipments 20
hafreis; 1893 ,ock, Ea?i barrels. A.
SIS. 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF RICHMOND. wv =
ARRIVED
.larney. Norfolk, naer
steamer lrs Old Dominion Line
chanoise an E'rnan. Petelsburg ant
SeeaMe. mer>handiss and pas
.engers. Furmsn Line. No =, Ru-.
Tug Standard Oil c. -, S,.,d.,d -,
Baltimore. TWO barges " '
Company. En
rIarney Norfolk. meF
steamer a!rs Old Dominion Line
chahone an" S Graves. Norfolk ant
SteaMe: merchandise and pas
ser gers Virginia Nav!t pa,sr.nr,~ and
Steamer Aurora. Fui ....sSS.. 20 ~.
Jares River landings.
GERS Furman LIND
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02

Streets. Cor Petersburg:
e. T. 3. =. 10. Il. 'l2 A. H.. I Z = Z
s>s:4s g. !. s. - 10 p. Il
HOO p. II. ter Chester. 100 midni0ht for
Petersburg
Cars leave Pesersburs. foot Of syeaness
Street. for Manchester:
tS:ls. SEA 9TH. s::1 S:aS. -. s.e:4. Il:1
A. n: l::3S IN. as. 3:0. sA0. S:H. 90
= Is. SIS. s.3s, 1880 Ii:<6 r. u.
fDaily-Ex- Sundays ana hoI10syH
Carries baggage and express
ssLim;ted-Excep, Sundays and holidsya
All cars from Petersburg connect WITH
cars for R!chmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARhfER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond.
N. B.-Following schedule figures publiso-
ed a. information and not guaranteed:
For the South-Datiy: $40 A. u Locos
10 q A y. Express. $50 p. 81. ExpresA
Win electric lighted Sleeping Cars Tor At
iants and Birmingham HIS T. u. Expresa
week Days: 300 p. y. Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
An p. N.-Daily-Connecting for BaIti-
more Mon Wed and Friday. sec A. X--Ex-
sun ana rs p. M-Non- Wed. ana Frt1ay-
Local
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the south: SO \. -. and SEQ A. n
..oo p N. SOS p. ~ daily: i,:S Ex sua-
From ives, Poia;: SD A. n. daily: u.S A
n Mon Wed. and Fri: S2S p. u Ex- Sua.
g E. BURGESS. D. p. A..
81 r. Main St Faooe Madison q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
CHICAGO ORAIx NARkET.

cs.cs9o. November s-ws.a; to-day sss.
seA 20 neas:y TIE loves; point this season
Pror,>c,s o. Q s7eeey sad e tie Turkish
va hai Q Ooo5 asA; % 90 -f,s taking -.
GAP ost Of the 7arxet Cc..=g prsoes ~s-s
r.sx ..sc. 20 AdiHo. rree- We. a,xs'
corr ss.ssee s1i>se. esvE. ss.s o. o ss.
ei... Of I, q Se- s-i croyssons leo efpsn.
s.v. b. SO ~
I<as,ns es-sres raases - seToss
Crsn. ffiss. I,s1 sg.se
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
49, .oonS MARKET.

,..r THE cotton Sooos
New YORK, Nc.e"ad active to-day with
markets were firm a. Silk ynessalins have
p,, ces tending upward, in urinary houses.
beer advanced 10 per ga toad,
Tn. wool markets ru'S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02

Cash gpain closed: Wheat-Nc. red. Si.cs
a i.Ile: No. 2 hard. 9o,s Q Sc: No. north
err. slG 3ii-c. Corn-Ni >. ISL. a Sc. No.
white, 5sa 5siec.: No. yellow. $40 ssAc. Oats
No. white, 35s o 3ic.: standard. 50 Sl.c.
Baltimore. Nd. November ..-Whcat-
Weak al 81 bid. Corn-Weak at sc. Oats
Easier: standard white, 5sc. Rye-QUiet; No.
l. western. domestic. S01 sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

(Furn.shed by Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va
Richmond. Va. November L 49,.
ACICAL Wholesale QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02

Cotton, steady; GnidGiing. c-'o: gross re-
csip.s 1887 bales: sales, 1880 bales: stock.
lEisi bales: export Coastwise. $40 bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts.
ssh bales; expor. TO Great Britain. IS ,s9l
bales: to France, $3.50 bales: TO n. Cont
nen. .lso7 bales: 10 Japan. SIS bales. stock
SO 80 bales
Consolidated at all ports-Ne, receipts.
te7 bales: export 20 Great Britain. 1879 90
bales: TO France. ssSlc bales; TO the Cont
rcu. z-3S5 bales; 70 Japan. 9.6.s bales.
Total since September ! at all ports-Net
receipts SSsiG bales: export to Great
BriEA.a. 1sS..SL oa.es 10 France. S'c{2a
bales; the Continent. So Is5 bales TO
Japan E.-i. bales.
New Orleans. November Spot cotton
steady: m:6dcng. y .-Isc. Sales on the spot
g. bales and LIZ TO arrive. Holiday on cx-
change.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02

Loose-pressed. large bales. 1880 ~ 100
Load your cars 80 that hay at doors repre-
senss contents and thus avoid rejectiona
mis- market grades hay in accordance
Win the Nationa! Hal Association
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02

New York. November The cotton mar
ss, ha6 another very active and excited add
vance during ro-day's earlier trading. with
az months making new high ground for the
movement. Reactions followed, but were
psr,iy covered. and the close was firm with
.ast prices showing a net gain OF l9d 20
pcizts :or the day. Just before the close
sc-ne o. the prominent spot brokers became
vt-y heavy buyers. and last prices were
within Or points o: the best.
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.,,o,a.:on< for in.eresr-payiag bonds are
q. price TO which interest must be added
ineome bonos and certificates OF indebted
ness are aa,-
Beard adjourned until Monday. November
l. 49,
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond. Va. November i, 49,
Following are quotations on tie Rich
Mond Hay Exchange:
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0s.D D0ysIxsON LINE

L~ Richmond foot Of Ash st. daily: - 2. =
Lave Newport Sews-----.--..----..x.0 n =.
Arrive - -
Connects With main line steamer bsovinO
Norfolk for New York daily. exeeDt Suo4ay.
s:6o p -. Connections also 100o ~ ~ =
W. RI. p. - and G. 4 o. ny. % =. -
E.shs line steamer stop se CIoso0oOe -
Jeea Or receive passengers - soUDal 50 WoJ
be me; By cyfiic coaveyooce.
vTDGUNuA NAvNIATIOE CO. Effective
Nor.o:k and o;e rosas. Nevpevs NeWS Al
ali Jsn>s River Isndseel ssesmer leovee
Noadsy. "Wednesday ssd fs,doy % y
~ FseiGn, received :cs ali Jemss WV
q az Poor. Nad:soe 80.
0sie Tete. ca1es 81 =. Aslu 9sroS6
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Waldorf operators have sold to some extent.
although this has been mainly, II appears.
in order 10 take profits Some OF that eie-
nan, are believed to have recently taken
th,. bull side. even II some others are short.
Meantime she receipts continue enormous.
and exports 90 not make very good show
Ing as compared with those OF last year,
S.5,ss- Go sp:arerB' e4RtanEs But II IS
PORTED out tina, sp!nners takings are not
!n:slab.e indications OF the size OF the act
"a! consumption. The sentiment here 10
S,rerai.y bu..ish or the idea that the con-
sumption IS going 10 be enormous: that the
crop Especially cas-, o: the Mississippi. has
been cye-es-ina;ed, and that Neill's esti-
rns.e Q. I2sTe.oO oales - large enough, a.
though some have been inclined to the
y-iey. ,hs; The yield would be 100000 bales.
and Ce-deu puts j, at A4.aooO bales.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond Va. November l. 49,
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE.
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uriaads. LIZ: rriddMng gul., 100. Sales
: =. bales
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PLEASURE CRUISES

WEST INDIES. PANAMA CANAL,
DERNUDA. MEDITERRANEAN.
Plan now for your winter tour and
secure choice berths. Steamers leave
at frequent intervals. IS-day cruises
and longer. Send for detailed program.
.. ". ROwNAN. Tssvsss Asr.s.
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-. r.,.;. better th.s weex EGes-Cen.
-. rery active Butter. livestock hides
n.,.,r nea, :. GOOD active 6ema0d
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Weyman- bruton i" - 80. .ao az shares.
Total sales ZOE oe! 2l6, 100 shares
Total sales for week tnVe DAYS; Monday
,te-Stock Exchange closed unth
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-09-14

The many friends Of Steve L. Pierce
are pleased at the announcement that
he will be candidate for the Repub-
ucan nomination for the office Of
sheriff.
"steve," as he is familiary known
throughout the city, is experienced in
the business Of the office, having
served under William J. Bates for a.
number Of years as chief deputy.
Mr.. Pierce has lived in Duluth since
boyhood and is one of the most per-
sistent OF Zenith City boosters. He
has always been hearty advocate Of
labor union principles and has rea-
son to expect the hearty support Of
the union men Of the city.
An active campaign is now being
made by the many enthusiastic sup
porters his announced candidacy
brought to the front immediately upon
his announcement
Mr.. Pierce promises a strict and
economical business administration
and 1t Is believed that If elected his
promises will be fulfilled to the most
minute detail. 3. ..z5. ~. s@:S
-S 4 Y. =. - I'D =