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PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO September 19.-Grain specu-
la tors had a quick change Of faith to-
day. General early conditions. especially
foreign wheat advices, were bearish.
Prices @momentariy weakened, but on
strong Northwestern situation in wheat,
and sharp eastern buying in corn, with
greatly reduced estimates of corn stocks.
prices turned rapidly upward for good
grains. The local selling sentiment van
ished. and at the close September wheat
was 15sc. higher. December wheat .3s@12c.
up, December corn 1s@ssc. higher. and
December oats &c. lower. January pro
visions closed unchanged to PIC. higher
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
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Chicago r. Island and Pacific q 8. 1881
C., c.. G. and, ST. Louis gen. 4ss.... 1O2,1
Chicago Terminal Ss11za
Colorado and Southern 4 81. !. i. y4ssa
Denver and Rio Grande IS. 102
Erie prior i,en Z. 99ls
Erie general 8. s.. s.
Fort Worth and Denver City 1st.. AZ
Hooking Valley AZ s................... lO9
Louisville and Nash. unified 4's.... 1875
Mexican Central a 8. 81
Mexican Central 1st incomes. 81 Il
Minneapolis and st. Louis 4's........ 1Ot
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s..... 80 Is
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds.... SAX
New York Central 101A
New York Central general 31ss.,.... 107
New Jersey Central general 5s...... 135h
Northern tactic As. 1n4ss
Northern Pacific 743::
Norfolk and Western consol 4's...... 1924
Reading genera $. :. 81 e
st. Louis and Iron Noun consol IS. 11722::t
ST. Louis and San Francisco 4s..... 101. &
st. Louis Southwestern lists. 90
st. Louis Southwestern 21s.. ........ so j
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass As. SS1s
Southern Pacific 4's.............-..... 94ss
Southern Railway observation-disclosures. 120 -
Texas and Pacific lists NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Toledo, st. y. and Western 4's... sS11ss
Union Pacific 1O4ss
Union Pacific cow 4's................ 1925
Wa bash lists s4........ .................. 40
Wabash 2ds. tai.
Wabash Debenture B.............-.... S7&
West Shore Observation-Disclosures. ia -
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s..... 941s
Wisconsin Central II observation-disclosures. 90
Mobile and Ohio col tr. As .(bid).... 81
Central of Georgia. I'd incomes...... 4oA
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OUT SIDE SECURITIES.

The outside market to noon was x 81.
active. and prices We're flrmer. Win g 9 ie 81
exceptions,
Rocx island issues were The features ttslt Y
mont 900 shares of the common se.llnt.
s,.o,,, 5as. to s2. about 900 preferred IRON
s1,h 80 50. The bonds about s4sV'V ost9 IRON
ss,s 10 Ssi4 An extraordinary demand ziols
,,,s Rock Island issues. under when lllel new
high levels and record nreaklns sos.tis
sc business were esta bllsned. =.
the market for unlisted secoral.as 70
The. stocks furnished the oulA Sfoh .s.o
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Livery Sundries.


Pressed Steel Car and American Car
Foundry.
Louisville and Nashville, second week
September, increase s52.115.
Litigation in Chicago Fuel and Iron re-
newed.
Strike situation unchanged
Crop news continues favorable.
Standard Oil interests bullish on ST.
Paul ..= =
Rock Island insiders report distribution
fully.
Sugar trade reports indicate very
healthy conditions.
Peoples Gas expect to profit largely by
coal strike *
Early dividend on St. Louis Southwest
ern preferred talked of.
George J. Gould is more emphatically
bullish than ever He thinks that Mis-
souri, Pacific is as good as old Rock Is
land
Bankers feel little more comforta Bile
on the money outlook. Sage believes that
the market is exceptionally strong.
Big points from reorganized sources on
Manhattan and fractions.
Tips are out to: buy Illinois Central; it
will soon receive rights
Hartman says: Union Pacific COM
mon will sell at 125. On merits and on
prospects Union Pacific is fully worth the
price.
1. is said Denvers, New York Central
Detroit Southern. and soft-coalers are
a buy: also Sugar, Steels. and Consolidat-
ed Tobacco As.
The drop in sterling exchange toward
the close Thursday is encouras ing, so far
as gold imports are concerned,
The banks have lost more than $4,000. 600
in cash since Friday last. This is about
ha'; Of what it was the same time last
week Shifting Of loans may more than
offset this s2.Op0oo0 loss and there is a dis
position to look for. a good bank state
nent.
Advices continue to recommend taking
reasonabl profits. buying back such
stocks as American Car Foundry. Atchi-
son, Canadian Pacific. ST Paul. Chicago
Terminal preferred, Denver. Erie. Nor>
folk and Western. Peoples Gas, Manhat-
tan, St Joseph second, Southern Pacific.
Texas Pacific, Wabash preferred. Western
Union, on any recessions.
Denver, Colorado Southern second, and
Pressed Steel Car are scheduled for early
advances
in spite Of the lower range OF prices
from London and a very limited supply
of commission house orders, The opening
was firm.
Strength again centered in Gould stocks.
particularly Missouri Pacific and Man
haitian. It was taken to be a continuation
of the inside campaign in them.
ST Louis Southwestern was firm on the
expected per cent dividend on the pre-
ferrcd stock. Although the reported re-
tirement of the preferred against a bond
issue was not believed.
The coal stocks were generally rather
heavy. although there seemed to be GOOD
support in Norfolk and Western.
1t was reported that an inside pool was
manipulating Railway Springs to make
better and wider market.
Pennsylvania showed considera BILE
strength on what looked like resumption
of a com oined movement to advance 1t to
a permanently higher level started some
two months ago. Canadian Pacific was
bought by Canadian operators who talked
confidently of its earnings and the large
equity Of it's Ensold lands.
Anthracite coalers were little uncer-
tain on the absence of any evidence that
the opera tors position was appreclanlF
in,OroyeS
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CarrInse Company Falls.

MARsHALLTOWN. La. September 10 -
The Rhoades Carria ge and Buggy Com
5pany, one OF the largest carriage corr.
Germs in the west. made an asssts!nn 1ent5
to-day. A "A Moore and A. c. Price OF
this city, were appointed assigneeaaEhere;
are about 100 creditors. including many.
eastern firms and Chicago banks and
brokers. Assets. $226S. 5s7.66 sIiahnIfies.s
so1a. 2a62 rs. The largest creditor IS the
Marshall tcwnz State Bank. whose claim
is $40, o0o
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Fully 10000 shares changed hands.
GRAIN NOTES.

Wheat is gaining strength with appar-
emily the local crowd against the mar
ket- Indica tons are for showers or rains
northwest.
Grain market was very strong yester
day. Appeared oversold.
Receipts yesterday-Wheat, 2o7 cars;
corn. 1854 cars; oats, 256 cars. and $1,000
hogs.
Chicago:E Estimated receipts for to-day
Wheat, 1856 cars; corn, $50 cars; oats, 2c5
cars.
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Spot closed dull; rniddIing uplands, Sci
middling gulf, 914c.11 sales. 800 bales.
The cotton market opened firm. with
prices 8 points lower to 3points higher
ana worked upward very rapidly. on ac-s
tive demand from til, shorts and strong
Wall Street buying. The latter did not.
ceasa until January had reacher 8,s6, t
which level profit taking set in on large
scale, aud carried the whole alisttoff some
points ar more. IT,, comnts sinn-hn1ses
were free buyers on the early rise, much.
of this cotton being tahen-.to replace
staple which was sold yesterday. To-s
days crop news was Of decided bullishs
tone. and t he reports from spot cotton
markets were indie tive of hardening
views on the part .of the holders. The.
Liverpool ca bles were about as expected,
but the private reports from Europe
were pessimstic as rule. Receipts were
very large. but had been quite generally
discounted s. late In 4 he d y The market
suffered "a severe ton, under
furry Of profit king started Ssby bear
ish weekend statements from Superin-
tendert t. King "a nd Golonsl Heater. The
narket closed s. steady and net 3 to 8
points lower. Total sa1es @estimat ted at
0.Onn bales. The. weat her renorts from!
the South dictated rat her cn,d weather,
but ct his rv-i favnra Ia.enn7 iftons.
SRECEIPTSAsE-P PORTS So
# The blowing are the total net receipts
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somewhat lighter than for some days
past. and factors were apparently fndif-
ferent about selling at the present level
of values. Quotations unchanged. The
future market, influenced by New York
prices. opened 1 to 2 points higher, and
soon thereafter a gain of points was
recorded. This was followed by sue
cession of narrow fluctuations. with a
downward tendency. which lasted till a
late hour, when the board showed net
losses on all positions.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

NEW YORK COTTON-OIL MARKET.
Z NEW YORK, September 19-Cotton-
seed-oil firm again. with good demand
on jobbing account; prime crude, 29G30c.:
prime summer yellow, 4GGi1c.:: summer
yellow. sac; prime white, A5c-:: prime
winter yellow. &c.: prime NEAL s27.eGG
$500. nominally.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

j BALTIMORE, MD, September IS
Live Pigs-We quote pigs at from s1.25
to $500 apiece, according to size quality:
and condition. Shoats. $2.25 to 800
apiece.
Calves-We quote: Strictly choice veals.
per pound. 7@7Ac.; good. veal. per pound.
eG61sc.; poor to good, per head. $4,000
$1,000.
Beef Cattle-We quote: Young. fat
steers. weighing 1000 to 1920 pounds, $50
&c. per pound: steers weighing under 500
pounds, 31S1sc. per pound; oxen. per
pound, 21hzG2c.: bulls. per pound. 2@21sc.;
der, SlS.0o@s25.oo; fresh cows with calf,
s2oo9Gs30.00 per head: poor thin, meadow.
stock, S10.00Gs1500 per head.
Lambs and Sheep-We quote: Spring
lambs, choice, fat, 6@5hc. per pound
po91 thin! thin 1 z@c sl per , p91nd
good, per head, s25o9s.oo; inferior, per
head, $1.o0@s1.25; old bucks, per pound,
21s@3c., as to quality and weight; clip
ped sheep from 2 to &c. per pound.
EAST BUFFALO. N Y, September
9.-Cattle--Receipts. 100 head; market
choice: s5.oNas525: common to best butch,
ers'. s3.5o@s5.oo; heifers, s3oo@sA.25; good
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market, steady;
heavy, $500 s5:so@ss.oo; mixed, s7:76@s7s5;
sheep-Receipts. 800 head. Sheep and
lambs 1o@15c: higher: top lambs, $3.50
S575; sheep, top mixed, s3-70@$4.00.
NEW YORK. September 1s:-1B3eeves-
Receipts, 1856 head: steers, bulls. and
cows steady: common to fair steers,
s41o@s5.15; oxen, s4.1o; bulls. s2eo9s3so.
Gables firm; live cattle. 1s1h@15Ac. per
131sc. per pound. Shipments, 475 cattle
and $500 quarters of beef.
Calves-Receipts.. lis. head: market
steady to strong; veals, IS. oo@ss50; little
calves. $3.50; grassers, s3.50@s4.4o; west
ems. s410. ss'Lss
Sheep and1Lan1bs-Receipts 3.91S head.
Sheep firm to. fair: 9lambs steady to 15c.
higher. Sheep. s2:N@s3.75; lambs. A.5o@
$3.50; one car choice, $40.
Hogs-Receipts. 1.076; market weak:
State. hogs, $3.50.
EAST LIBERTY. PA. September 10
Cattle-Steady: choice. s7.1o@s7.25: prime.
s6.25@s6.75; good, s50o@s5.75; veals, 5000
$3.50.
Hogs-Lower: prime heavies SO 5o6ss. 80;
mediums. s7.so6s7.s5; heavy porkers. s7.s5
assoc: light porkers. s7.So@s7s5: roughs,
s6.0OGs7. 40:
sheep-steady; best wethers. as4.oo@a25:
culls and common, s1.5o9s2.oo; choice
CINCINNATI; September 1o.-Hogs-
Steady.
cattle-steady: receipts, 2s5 head.
Sheep-Active and HIGHER at s1.5oMs s.. IS.
Lambs-Active. and higher at 75c. @$5. 40.
CHICAGO, September 19.-Cattle-Re
ceipts, 1000 head, including 600 Texans
and 1900 Westerns; market steady. Good
to prime steers. 81 50@sS IS; stockers and
feeders. s2.5GGs5.40; COWS. $1.500s4.75
heifers.- s225@s5: IS; - Gamers. sl:5e@s2, 50:
bulls 50 256S5. 90; calves. f*e s.. 0o@S1. 50;
Texas-fed steers s3Oo@s4. 80; western
steers. 3.75@s5. Is. -
Hogs-Receipts to-day. $4,000 head: to-
morrow, 5000 head: leftover. 1850 head
Mixed and butchers.s s7M0sa.oo: good
to choice heavy, 81. 5Gds!.S5; rough heavy,
s7.15m7.4o: light, s7.ap9s7.75; bulk of sales,
$7.25ms755.
sheep-Receipts 5000 head market
steady; lambs steady.
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EPISCOPAL,

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR.
ner Main and Foushee streets. two
squares from Jefferson HoteD-Rev.
Landon r. Mason, Rector.-Services every
Sunday at Ii A. NJ and s p. M, and
every Wednesday at 8 p. NJ Seats FREQ
and all worshippers cordially welcomed.
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Business and
Personal Accounts
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OF VIRGINIA,
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LEIGH-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Twenty-ffth and Leigh streets.
on Broad-street line Traction Company
Pastor. NJ Ashby Jones.-Preaching at
II A. NJ and P NJ. by the pastor. Morn
ing subject-:The Biology of Christian
Experience Evening subtect-"The
Sting of Death
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,,,r,s.,r r,,,r r.upIs.rT, ,r,,.p

WEsT-END CHRISTIAN CHURCH
ION Morris street. between Main street
and. Floyd avenue4-Preachsne Tomorrow
by the pastor. Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins.
at@11 A NJ subject. THE Message OF
II Thessaloniars. and at SIS r AZ.
subject. Judas Iscariot. =. Sunday
school at $50 O'Clock Christian En-
5t.eavor at 7::3A p Nj. Seats free. Electric
fans. a cordial welcome awaits all.
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CHRISTIAN.

sEvENTH-sTREET c CHRISTIAN
Church Corner OF Seventh and Grace
Sunday a IL "A. M
and SIS p. III. conducted by the pastor.
Rev. Carey e. Morgan. Seats free. and
a cordial welcome extended to all. espe-
c!aily strangers and those who have no
church home. Sunday school meets at
@ .Nl "A NJ
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METHODIST.

CLAY STREET METHODIST
Church corner Adams and Clay streets)-
Rev. L. 3. Betty, Pastor-Preaching
Sunday at II A. NJ and s P. IL. by the
pastor. Morning subiect-"The Church
Pleading for a Gracious Visitation from
on High" Evening-''A Noteworthy
Conversion and its Lessons. Sunday
school at 9:15 A. NJ; Monday, p. NJ,
official meeting: Wednesday, s F. r..
song and PRAYER service
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20

GROvE-AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Grove avenue and Beech street,
Rev. T. s. Hawthorne, d. D.. Pastor
Preaching at Il 4. NJ. and F. NJ. by the
pastor. Morning subject-"The I'm
changing and Interchangeable Evening
suhiect-"The Medium Through Which
We Approach God.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

-. MAR1NE 1N1HEE1UENCE:
PORT OF RICHMOND. VA, SEPTEM-.
Der 10, 1902. -
t-t.--5. 5ats4..@
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; Old sDomin-
ion Line.
$3.50 SAILED.
Steamer Winyah. Simmons, Philadel-
phia. Pa, merchandise and passengers;
. Clyde Line.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; Old Domin-
ion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk
and J;.mes-river landings: merchandise
and passengers; Virginia Navigation Com
pany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20

ST ANDREWS CHURCH SER
vices beld In ST. Andrews Hall, Beverly
street: between Laurel and Cherry. pend
I'M the building OF new churchl-Rsv.
Thomas Semmes Rector; Rev S. Cary
Beckwith. associate.-Surday services Il
A. Al. and 2. NJ. Sunday school 3:l5 A.
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PARK-PLACE METHODIST EPIsco-
PAL CHUCH Corner west Franklin and
Pine streets)-Rev. John T. Bosman.Pas.
tor.-Serv1ces at II A. NJ. and p NJ bJ
the pastor. Epworth League Friday at 3
p. M =.
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TlDEWATER LOAN AND TRUST co
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
LUTHERAN.

FIRST. ENGLISH LUT III E r A N
CD oRCH (Seventh street between Broad
and GraceeHev. C. A. Marks. PASTOR
Sunday school at $50 O'Clock A. VI.
Preaching at II A. NJ. and s r NJ. Ser
vices Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
Luther League Friday evening at
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COTTON GOSSIP.


Theo Price sent out the following tele-
gram yesterday:
Disregard report Of my selling. This
market is going for 81 cents very prompt
~.
Deterioration in condition crop during
present month I believe not to be less
than per cent Observation-Disclosures
Price sold through his brokers yester.
day 10000 bales January cotton at the
opening of the market from s.77 to $50.
Mum says:
price flooded the country Thursday
night to buy cotton, but I do not find the
outsiders coming in as free as he would
wish.
There Is no doubt that there would
have been a large amount of cotton for
sale by the bull clique to the lambs ane
as they have not bought, he must hold
the market or it will break.
The buying Of late has been so power
full and persistent, that a further advance
Is probable.
Therefore, on good break buy cotton,
however. do not forget the fact that a
10 or 20 point rise will cause some profit
taking.
from now on, for if frost holds off until
the last Of October, we will no doubt see
much more cotton raised than now sup
posed
Brought into sight for week. 27s,5s1 bales
against 1s1, So4 last year.
The Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. MD, September 49,
(Special.) 1.-The Baltimore market closed
dull and steady.
United railway As bonds at e5 were y
lower. The incomes at 70 were unchang-.
ed.
Atlantic Coast Line common at 1898
closed II higher
International Trust closed unchanged at
1872
There were no transactions in seaboard
Airline to-day.
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MISCELI4.ANEOUs.

CHAPEL OF THE: NEW JERusA-
LEM f1aaD west BROAD Observation-Disclosures
services every SUNDAY at II A.. NJ Sunday
school at 10 a. IL - Library free. Is
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Sixth and Main streets)-Services at
II A. NJ. and p. NJ. conducted by the
pastor, Dr. W. R. L.. Smith. Sunday
school at $50 A NJ SIetS
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Scabonrd Air-Linc Securities

BALTIMORE ND, September 10
Seaboard Airline common. 32k; Sea-
board Airline, preferred, SIS; Seaboard
Airline bonds, as, SS1A.
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHuRCH-woR-
ship at II "A NJ and s P. M.-The pastor.
Dr. Cooper. will preach at both services.
Sunday school at $50 a. NJ. All made
cordially welcome. Church meeting Mon
day night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20

SAVANNAH. GA. September 19.-Tur-
pentine-Firm at 46c.; receipts. GEL casks:
sales, 541 casks; exports. 210 casks.
Rosin-Firm: receipts. 2.470 barrels:
sales export. 1853 barrels. Quote: A. 3.
c, D. and E, s1.221k: E. s1.271h: F. ST 33o1ss:
s2921a;; N, s33715: window-glass. SO 771ss
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TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
fcorner of Twentieth and Broad streets)-
Rev George Fl. Spooner Pastor.-ser-
vices at II A. NJ. and s 2. VI Morning
suhject-"LovfnS My Neighbor as Ny.
self'-third in series on The Higher
Life. Evening subject-"An Incorrup-
tible Man. The invitation is to you and
your friend.
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NEW YORK DRY-GOODs MARKET.
NEW YORK, September 19.-The mar
Fet to-day has ruled quiet. Local
weather conditions bad. Sellers have not
changed their attitude, and prices are
firm in all lines. Print-cloths firm but
dull. Burlaps are dull and barely steady.
Linens firm. with nothing doing.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, Sept. 10. 1902.
STATE SECURITIES Bid: Asked.
North North Carolina IS. C.::::..:1alo 194 49,,
virF snia 6 Gem nneH y 6 { R R ss ssS
CITY Securities
Richmond City SIS. r. s2o-1e22 III
Richmond City As. R.. 1920-193o 1G3
RAILROAD BONDS
Atlanta & Char LIST rs. R..1997 113
Poca hontas 4s................. 81
G G, & O., R: "A; Dly, 411zs.1 1892 1 19e
Ga. So. and Fla. con. 1876 113
Nor. and Western Ry 4s..19o6 1o1
Petersb'g. Class A IS, R. c 1925 rs
PPeetsrs'g Glass 3 IS, r: c.ls2S 12 Is
R1ch and Meek 1st 4's... .194S 80
Seaboard per cent............ y
Seaboard 5 per cent............ 1o4 lo41s
Western n. c. list 6s C...1914 11s 11s
RAILROAD STOCKS
Atlantic Coast Line, A.. 1853
At1 ante coast coast Lime Line Of so Conn 81 81
Norfolk and Western conn.,: 10
North Carolina. .............1 100 lI3
BANK STOCKS
America n National .......... 100 1870
Broad Fro; Stree Street Bank. ); ~ 70
M s5Sss Matio1 National : aS So
National H;a Benk OF Virginia .1 100 1 gSo
GlauIeTS- NatlOnat .g..... .iVu ooo
Rich. Trust & Safe Dep Co.100 16o
State Bank OF Virginia.. 100 icy
Southern Trust Con-. 100 ll2h
Union Bank of Richmond. so 1sS
Virginia Trust Company. 100 123 125
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Virginia Fire and Marlne....25 36
Virginia State. 26
MISCELLANEOUS
American Loco, pfd. Z p. c.. 81 80
american Loco, com. 90
Amer. lob. Co.. pref, s p. CLEO 100
Old Dominion S.. S. Comm. 1SS
Va.-Carolina Chem, pfd....... III 13l!s
Va.-Carolina Chem, com. tO71z IL
SALES-lOoOo Virginia Centuries. 96s;
5000 Virginia Centuries, 96zs; 5000 Viz
ginia Centuries. s6h; 1000 Virginia Cen
turtles, 967s; 10000 Virginia Centuries, 96@;
10 Virginia Trust Company, R4
SALES SINCE BOARD.
$500 Virginia Centuries at 96A, seller 20;
100 Atlantic-Coast@ Line common at 10;
Consolidated As at 6S15; 30 4Virgiaia-Car-
Dina Chemical preferred at 1914
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PRESBYTERIAN.

REGULAR SERVICES AT THE SCI
COND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH by
the pastor. DIR. Russell Cecil at II A. NJ.
and . P. NJ. jy 5ts
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NAVAL STORE MARKETS

i CHARLESTON. S. c.. September a.
Turpentine-Firm at 4512c.; sales, 60
casks.
Rosin-Quotations unchanged; sales 800
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GRACE-sTREFsT BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Grace and Foushee streets).-Rev.
Charles S. Gardner. D. d., Pastor.-Sun-
day school at $50 A. NJ. Preaching by
the pastor at II A. NJ. and + NJ. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at P. M. IS
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g UNION-STATION METHODIST-1t A.
II. and p M.-Rev. John Harmon
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WILMINGTON. N. c., September 49,
Spirits Turpentine-Uncha receipts
IS casks.
Realistically and unchanged
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GRACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-Rev- Jere Witherspoon, DID.
Pastor. Residence, No. lis east Franz
lin. Phone new. No 9s6.-services at
II o'clock A. NJ. and SIS O'Clock Pm.
Preaching by the pastor. Sunday school
services at $50 A. n. and Wednesday
night service at S:I5 O clock. IS