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,,co.nre.,oant, and A. L. Rankin, secre-


rho attendance on the Federal Court nt,, rs
notably small compared to other terms
~ tho criminal court. One reason given
by an official is that there are ,, Vety
few cases now against country nioG ,s1
aders. most Of them being against pig
datilers. store -kee pers and gaugers t9I
eous.o rrssularsiesh Il In sa,d ih wholo
Observation-Disclosures would come to court as
interested parties. whereas, now on. oniy
those Immediately concerned were pres
ent. 49,, ,,os+erdav
Judge Boyd, in speaking OF the com nad
sttutional amendment said th "a c ~
With With the the Constitution OF the United
states but he said that r Tas n ths amend
&c. ~ had adj been adopted and was now
m pant Of a the es law Of State ana that
nnt 4 hsd been dsc IA Goth the State
end Fedcrsl Courts to recognize 1t ana
sec that IL was carried cut.
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the nomination, end by bringing on
conflict in the party ranks. 1t mas oeai.
n severe blow to party organizations anu
IL all committees throughout us go
should follow Its example, the Demo-
cratic party would soon become mop
without laws or regulations, and each
committee throughout tho state wouiu
he n law INTO itself
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07

General Bradley r. johnson was the
author of "Chases Decisions" "The
Foundation of Maryland Memoirs of
Joseph e. Johnston" Life of General
Washington" in the "Great Command
ers" series. and 1.-THE Confederate HIS
tory of Maryland" and also contributed
many articles to daily. weekly and
monthly publications. Furthermore. ne
served in the beginning of the difficult
ties with Cuba as n special correspond
ent at Havana of the New York Jour-
nal His diagnosis of the situation
there and his predictions as to the fu-
ture proved very accurate. we recall,
too. that in the trouble at Columbia S.
c., at the time of the Tilden-Hayes
count, the General was the source OF
much information used by correspondents
in influencing the Northern mind IN ia
,or of Wade Hampton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07
Welded IN ROANOKE
Miss MaybeIle Alice Murphy the Bride
of Ballard Yates Bandy.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)
ROANOKE, VA. October 6.-Miss May
belle Alice Murphy, the pretty and accom-
plished young daughter OF Mr.. Charles
A. Murphy, of Amsterdam, Botetourt
county, and Mr.. Ballard Yates Bandy.
,narried at the First Presbyterian Church
tonight at 1880, Rev. w. G. Campbell
The bride entered with her father ana
tho groom with his best man, Mr.. George
" Prince. of Richmond. Little Frances
randy and Edwin McNamee acted as
tic wer girl and page, :, N Hogan.
The ushers were, Messrs. ~ y ia Ho eitY.
]. G. Nelms w, II. MurPny, o. em'' THs
and II. M. Murphy. Of Abingdon 1no
couple left for a Northern trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07

1t has leaked out that the President has
given Addicks a severe rebuke for Keep
ing the Delaware Republicans animals
stirred up, but nobody has heard that ne
has or will reinstate Miss Todd, the de-
posed Delaware postmaster.
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PROHIBITION ELECTION
HAS BEEN POSTPONED
20 ,,,a,+o rhe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Especial to The Times-D!spatch.)
SALISBURY, N c. October ,ss t SMTh1 70
t h city November I'D, was to-day post
poned until November 18th. This ORDER
was Issued at a called meeting OF me
registration may be held.
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THE SOUTHERN BELL
GATHERS THEM IN
fsnec,al to The TYmes-Dlspatch.)

Especial TO The Itm eseDIspatc1e'7 Tha
REIDSVILLE. N. c., October 6.-The
r eidsville Telephone and TELEGRAPH
Company, operating an exchange IN
Redsviie with numsroHns, toll and me ess 9oni
nevnties has sold their entire plant to the
Southern Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
The latter company Will take e, e. wil
40 M u u, 20 n MODERN common battery system
such az are now in the larger cities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07

The day OF the unlicensed barber in
New York has passed. a fee Of $40 IS
required, and an examining board Is now
sitting in New York city where A,0OO
"tonsorial artists" of various degrees of
proficiency find employment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07
De stroyers at Yorktown.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
YORKTOWN, VA, october, 6-The
destroyers Truxton WhipR1le ena ssqaEs
ri ri T. o nfi'hs this afternoon fqr four Or
fivo days stay, They are direct r IRON
Nowport where their t2rp n ~ ~ MorsoiS.
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FoRsYTHE COUNTY FAIR
The Spanlard Wins First Money In the
Racing Events.

w1NsToN-sALEM N. C.. Oct. e.-The
Forsyth County Fair opened t to-day
There three IN
IVY IVY SomnhelI owned by Smoak and
M aes Of this city. won in the ss9
trotting contest. Time. ea ii ana
S'1 mh ~, wero three entries, purse $500.
I ~ ere % @.l7 mace. ."The spanard.' own
ed Nv Mr.. Down es. OF Richmond. won
Sirst money. 5000. Time, 2:2O.
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Wedding Cards.

Especial to The Times-Dlspasch,2
LEEsBURq, VA, Oct; emMr' h ana M ans.
dLe ew,s j. the ENGAGEMENT OF their dapgh-
n teT Miss Mary L. Nelson t. MI j. Al
Miller Of Richmond, The we e ng'c, Wi.
take place on November atm AZ oc'oeA
p NJ, In Culpeper,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07

Strange it may be, but 1t Is necessary
to remind eager sportsmen that Novem-
bcr list opens bird hunting season anu not
October 18th as it used to be in some
localities.
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The Dispatch
Published Daily and Weekly

AZ No. a North Tenth Street,
Richmond, Va. Entered Janu'
ary 81, 1908, at Richmond, Van
as second.c!ass matter, under
Act Of Congress Of March B.
1879.
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WHY 1T IS so.

When 1t is known
.N9M#SSEM. that Its power TO
IS#&S strengthen o
/Ssg sSSA system and build
I@gT@ a&A ,p tie body Is
EI%NI. III xsEM why rather johns
E$|W1@ NyM%#sya Medicine cures
fS%sMsg 81 Sf## colds and all
Is#s MHxFs A&3 throat and lung
IM@E ElI troubles, 1t will be
va 49, S@RM& understood why 1t
W. Is so valuable as
v4L}SAEsH X tonic and for
driving the I'M
purities out of the
blood. 1t feeds the
tissues and makes strength All disease
is due to n rundown condition of the
body, unhealthy tissue. blood poisoned
with Impurities, and general weakness.
While we recommend Father johns
Medicine for n number of ailments-~lh
the cure of which 1t has always been
successful, as those who endorse 1t tell
you-you must understand and remem-
Der that all these ills are of the same
kindred or family; that they all come
from the same source or cause. as stated
above. The principle of this medicine Is
simple. 1t furnishes the food that the
body requires, and strengthens each
organ SO that 1t can do its work-that is
how the system Is cleared OF the I'M
purities and poisonous waste matter;
and 1t supplies bodily warmth and vital
ity, It's ingredients are the same kind
of food and nourishment that blood ana
tissue are made of-pure and wholesome.
Father Johns Medicine Is for sale ny
Owens & Minor Drug Co., 1907 East Main
Street; City Drug Store, 1444 East Main
Street; Peoples Drug Store. 5000 VIII
liamsburg Avenue; Northside Pharmacy,
901 North Fifth Street, Pine.Strcet Phnr-
macy 334 South Pine Street; East Phar-
macy, 2601 Venable Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07

Newport News, which generally Sue
ceeds in her undertakings, IS making big
efforts to give the old soldiers of Vir-
ginia great time at the annual State
reunion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07

Now that Dr.. Conan Doyle has brought
Sherlock Holmes back to usefulness, the
Richmond authorities might do we'll to
engage him to clear up several local mys-
teries that have never been solved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07

The difficulties experienced by "a
scholar in politics" are great. Critics
are latter" Seth Low now for using the
word TRANSFERRED" where occurred" was
proper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07

At Cologne recently thief chased by
the police took refuge IN church' anu,
kneelng before the altar, claimed st mS.
tuary after tho medieval fashion inc
police arrested him all the same
On her wedding day the women OF nonr
mania gave the Crown princess sum .,
money with which she was 20 puy =
present. That was ten years hsU, a' u
now the money thus received amounts W
$4,000. With this sum tho Prlncess , nns
Just bought an estate AZ Jassy, W heftde
viii be opened school OF house'o'u
economy. R&
A Swedish missionary, who was en-
deayoring to gain a foothoid N no oiSis-
sinia, was brought before King hsnei NJ
who asked him why he had 1911 NE
home in Scandinavia in order 20 &C, c9ii tba 20
Abyssnia. The missionary repIiea n ui,n y
jews ne "Are there or no jews in your oou NJ
try?" asked Menelik. TIE mlss'o,!nhh ~
admitted that there were Few. CIV CIV
in all the countries that you nave Paassta
through did you find no Jews 1 or nee ma
ens?" the King continued; Ie%s x ame
heathens, the missionary admitted, "I hIs
Plentiful Then" said Menelli 70 ,rd ms
guards carry this man beyo ,ni,i ih Se ,i has
tier and let him not return untlI no Ia az,
converted all the Jews and heathen "h'o''
lie between his country and H''ne'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07

Bets are being made that the new Eng
lsh ambassador will be the husband OF
an American wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07

The building boom, rin Richmond ex-
tends to every part of the city and
away out in the suburbs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07

If YOU have not thrown away your
straw hat you may bring 1t out to-day,
Just for luck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07

They are continuing to bring another
horse for the great show.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07

The French physician who pronounces
smoking q heathful habit has evidently
hit some Virginia tobacco and cob
pipe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07

It is proper that "the sun do move"
doctrine should be perpetuated in a mon
ument over the grave of its original and
ablest advocate the Rev. John Jasper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07

The grea test interest in horse show week
Is just now centered In the dry goods
stores and dress-makers' establishments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07

Sometime in the sweet bye and bye
every Richmond street that butts up
against the river will be carried on over
to the southside by O Bridge, perhaps.
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A Few Foreign Facts.

At the burial OF a South London man
his six dogs. draped In black, followea
the cortege.
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Victims.

Behold throughout the land.
On many a smoking pyre'
The maple martyrs stand
Ablaze In autumn fire.
The winds are husked In prayer
Till. falling one by one
Dumfounded leaves declare
The sacrifice Is done.
John b. Tabb, in the YOUTHS Com
panion.
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ter industry in Maryland is suffering
much from waste and Ill use, and that
some sort OF vigorous remedial legis-
lation is necessary.
The sun., 1903-11-11
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
MONEY AND EXCH HANGE.

Money on call. s@6 per cent: last loan.
Per cent, sdns price 81 per sent Tine
four months. s., per cent for five e. and 81. six
months % per cent FOR seven " n ana eight
per cent. for prime single names and bills
receivable; other names, OhM7 per cent,
The extreme weakness Of the foreign eT-
sterling sold at ono time as low as ii sss. and
was quoted at the close at sis3j. ls4s31,. d
decins, for the daH OF abou, 80 points Offer.
period. while the demand for remittance
eossd Il n
Posted rates we're quoted at st,sli5 for long
bills and s.;s5 for short. Actual rates: Long
siss,, and cable transfers $l.ss', asa 81.
Francs were quoted at 5??is less -le for
long ana & for or short, o1a % ar r,
Guders We're quoted a 80 1919 for long and
20 lie for short,
Domestic exchange on New York Boston
ioc discount San Francisco --2'c. premium
St. Louis 7oc. discount. Chicago SOC. dis
E2n . 9sina6 dsaount S1T SanRs
+ faal.-ssiins; sce, TTsmiSm; baEns, .So:
n1fn1 mium. o LouissViePar' ssfhaP se'eSop' pre-
Money in London. a4T4 per cent. Rate
three months bills. 4hta4t. per cent. Consos
for money closed al 81 1915 and for the ac-
count OF 81 l5-le, Paris advices quote q per
cents at as francs IS centmcs. The private
rate of discount. is %. per cent Exchange
on London. % francs is centimes. Berlin
Is pfennss The private rate OF discount
Is 81, per cent.
New York Clearing House statement: TX
changes. s2ll .5a8, sos balances, ss,O42, ,533; ;
Sub-Treasury debit balance. s727.7ss
Commercial price of bar silver in New
York, Sst,c. Bar silver in London closed at
H;c.
The sun., 1903-11-11
Wnit&d $tates

sbosd making the "ta ., .n1n1 M8I,ds wD.s, a
Ssand %sdf % SHsn f5Tsr hvsrpOoi %i? btn
Broomhall summarizes the foreign crop situation
Ing has been done Trance and dGeImanyAau,umn "A ,nn
The rainfall recently has been lnsuN1clent to
heavy ca 'SS1n's tsns n
ns or Wsess se
good Most @ o. ,he sales sales now being made are fr
Corn declined owing to expectations of bearlsh
Government report this stt"!noon lower cables
sener sns and an aSsee
Ing though Arn,our Is understood to have bought
GsGsy S @y to be
Ss ccass % sessed 'Ry @ e.Is Ssnans
Of Fsds The !PEr5 was
ss,s BUSH % against ass sst year. le7 il, 1901 and
Of the list. Howe. White and Wells were selling
rIesy schc.ao sos
of which were Of contract Crads. rad ,.., s,,..
se@Ssis; kseslpss. a1 IL ss$ esis. and s5ss SACKS:
Ps @ s. srss HS iH'ss ;'os,ss clear; .tss
Spring in bbi3.: Clears. 50 sjats.so: straghtss,
siasi.so; patents, $i5oasto5 Rye flour, ss,l5as3aS
COTTON. Spot cotton here unchanged.
Sales, 2oo bales for spinning. Middllng uplands:
lli5c, against $500 last year: New orleans and
@ sS sSSs,9sS sesss saS as s
more declined &c; Savannah. &c: Charleston,
se,. Galveston advanced !.io, Wilmington
and Memphis. l0stc.: New Orleans. ioisc Mobile.
and seysnnah io'3c sales; Gaiycston: I've i4.i bal,s
Augusta. 456: Memphis. 2,s0o. Liverpool declined
20 points on the spot; m ddlng; 6eod sales. 500?
1000 American Imports II Cob i IS. Including 50 .ooo
American: futures declined 10 TO II points, but
November -b.cember ST'as 7sd.; necembcr
January. 57od.: January February. 5o,G5. sd
February March. s 6idS.6d. Manchester was quiet,
The sun., 1903-11-11
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Changes in quot atoms on the outside market
to-day were irregular and for the most part
in activity exhibited yesterday In the shares
OF the American Can Company, was lacking
In to-day's session. and the, trading relapsed
il for so long II there was any feature OF
the market il was Manhattan Irans,t, 5000
cided Neakness was shown in this security.
which was quoted at Il. Yesterday.
Northern Securities was dull and depressed,
opening at sea. "a points below its final
about 600 shares having been represented.
The American Can issues were rather inactive,
but remained firm, both the common and
preferred closing al fractional gains for the
day The trading in. the copper stocks was
about evenly divided between Greene Con-
of neither security undergoing, any nppreci-
able change. Standard Oil sold dur ing the
day as low as 645. but closed at $50. unchanged.
The transactions in the market to-day were
ac fallnxrl
The sun., 1903-11-11
SUB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS.
Live Stock Mark ct.

Receipts of beeves only head: no sales reported.
Dressed beef STEADY: city dressed native sides,
61sec per ID. Cables quoted American steers al
,ia,hc. rsr dressed S S%S,gh, rstIserator beet
the beef estimated. 1901 bceves. 2sa sheen oSi
quarters OF beef. Shipments tomorrow Win in.
clude 2,778 quarters OF beef. " 80
Receipts OF calves, all for the market and partly
late arrivals were 2iS head. The market rated
steady. and the pens cleared with the exception
of late arrivals Veals sold generally at 81 5o s. 80
per loo lbs. CITY dressed veAls. sal?sc. per ID.
were ts2 head; 70 cars on ssie all told Sheep
Sero rattd steady: lambs hrm In tone: about
cars Of Stock uusod, partly late arrivals Sheep
sold az SGSS.75 per 100 lbs. lambs generally al
lambs. Sis Gl0ac.
Receipts OF hogs were ,.Ne head; only 8 head
on sale alive. No sales re ported
The sun., 1903-11-11
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

NEW YORK. November TO- 1908.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders OF the Continental
once OF the Company raotn No CO. No. ies Broad.
way. ip the City OF New York. on Wednesday,
November 25. 1903. at o'clock p. NJ. for the cleo
ton of Directors and for the transaction of such
other business as may como before the meeting.
A. X. BREWER, Secretary,
The sun., 1903-11-11
BOND q MORTGAGE GUARANTEE co.

i75 Rems en- ST.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Nov. 9. 1908.
A QUARTERLY DIyIDEND OF TWO AND
Able November 10, ioos, to the stockholders Of
record on tho closing OF the Transfer Books at 9
p. M on November H.. The books will oo opened
at 10 A. N. on November 10.
MARTIN WELLES. Treasurer.
The sun., 1903-11-11

Concc advanced for time. owing to hettsr -ahles
than expected hlniSh crop news light offerings
buying by prominent Interests and covering o.
shorts, Bnt late" on heavy selling by imToriclS
Karl Krschc estimates tho santos crop at '.0,0.mi
to 150oo1 bags. aud says Tia; prospects Tor ia
next Santos crop are poor, owing to SrrlnS droLEh
and that Stork, In tho interior are light.
MrTkISTh" local rl"tal market was QUE
without noteworthy dcl eiopmcn,s IN lonao
copper was arm al $50 IS 90 Tor Sr0 ard E3s - ~
for futures. TN there was easier at sii6 - tt
for spot and El7 IS. Sd, for futures. Spc!tc. Va.
s,eaGy at I21 Tho follow 'ng a!e The notation a.
the Metal Exchange Copper. lake, spot lS.l5c
elcctroytir spot. 1882 2c.; casting. spot. 10 SOC
tin Is asa 25 sos; lead. +5oc spcltcr. 5aOc., Iron
.Sovcmber. No, y, sij4sls, 80. y, Ht2 ISL.
No, PLAIN. s!3 '5ISitoi: southern No. found-}
sl4asi4.25: No l soft. sitrsli.2a; No. soft. slt
.1t mi, S' .ag gs iron warrants nominal Steel rails 81
NAy.r. SroHrs Srirlts of ,urpentnc, 1850
6Oc. Common TO goou strained rosln, $3.50
PROVISIONS. Pork was quiet at 81 i5Gti3N
for mess Lard was STEADY: pri;nc Wss',rn s;,y.
ss.s5. Tallow SIC. dressed hogs, 7GSr, Rui'
Illsc. october. ios4c, Eggs. NcarayI tres.
gathered extras. 2oa3lC.: frstS. ?sd Ch'csc'
Nov lo--"Thcrc was decline uf 20 10 30 cents III
were steady carly. hut ultimately n clncd along
with grains. shippers were doing s1me buyli:
OF lard aud ribs and there were also Indicate,
that packers were taking hold In a modern"
way Local traders Joined with the loIs
In selling There was important selling OF Ma
good cash trade for lard and meats
SuoAR..-Rsw was quiet NJ 3 IL l6c. for % teS'
and 3 5,iec. for 50 test. Rchncd was quiet: gram
lated, 47Oc.
The sun., 1903-11-11

THE PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COKE CO.
tOf CbicsGo).
Eotiee y hereby Siyen that q dividend OF ONE
On the Capital Stock of this Company. payable 70
tho Stockholders on November rs. 1905
Tho transfer books will close In New York on
November IL. at ~ A.. and will reopen November
L. A. WILEY. Secretary.
The sun., 1903-11-11

graphs me from New Orleans as follows Reported
her here you are coming ou; Win Guli circular; Is
S qure om this mari mak as" to the s'sF ec"
am very y1 mnrh % a. loss TO uadcr'nnd hoy snrs
Without 'GSn vfe on on he con believe
that all the indications are for crop considerably
below Sa Of as ss anu Receps al ,he ports po
TO day are lo2.ooo bales. No such an amount Of
b one day escep! in years OF large production.
The appearance of a large movement shows thnt
relieves the most potential short interest that csn
exist. namely, consumers short Interest 'fne
6 thrce weeks late and that, assuming the season
10 have as 1t az m on ns, ihe Sh of Of Ien
same rate, 100000 bales wlIi have been sInned
posed to be generally closed until about the ist
Sf very me Of tn that o 1897 sha .Ras
the average of the New YORK Cotton Exchange
Asreultsrai DEPARTMENT bs on MI the 10th q November
indicated crop Of under 10 SS co. 70 Whs the ed fo M
growth Is generally considered to have been 1850
10 TsH o. Sr ds . to no 4ss"
@ nas the wons Tm '9Hd Vnc na % no bsHsb
i s understood ,hat during The day Sully GO,
were buyers; Their purchases Of late have been
New Orleans people.
A wire house said: "Of the near future Of the
market. II can only be said that large speculative
interests seem to have the situation well In hand
and that so long as justified by natural conditions
serious decline Is not to be apprehendcd. Tho
supreme test will come after the larger weight
of the crop has passed from farmers hands and
the surplus. The present range, OF values seems
to us high enough for the time" Another house
said: Although the market to-day displayco
greater rallying power than looked for. we doubt
whether prices can be permanently advanced In
the face of heavy receipts. Later on. when more
positive evidence of moderate out-turn Is forth
coming, We expect the market to do better.
Selma, Ala.-" Receipts coming In lighter: demand
Improved; sellers indifferent" Homer. Ia.-"Crop
Wrlgh,sboro. TeH.-Crop gathered and gnned:
won't exceed one quarter of average" Nacus-
d ,ches. Tex. Receipts ahead Of last ycar:
prices causing farmers 10 rush 70 market Num-
4 Co. said "The effect OF heavier receipts and OF
long liquidation. as well as rather more aggressive
short selling WIS plainly pcrccptible but support
from time to tip,c by large interests was quite as
evident, and there can be no doubt that decided
decline would reach liberal buying orders from
those who arc FIRM In the belief that this Is 10 be
a bull year. We advocate purchases on any good
drop"
CopFEE,-Rio on the spot was dull at e,sc asked
for No. :. Sales. 800 bags Maracabo. Futures
advanced 10 points on most months. but reacted
and closed Ia 10 lower with the tone weak. SaI-'
"a, $50 bags. Hayre advanced i,f. and Hanlput.
!, to pig American warehouse deliveries. !S7'
bags. RIO was UNCHANGED: receipts for two DAYS
1900 ba as stock. 20 on exchange declin ed 33'i.
Santos was unchanged: receipts for two da.
500 bags. stock, $4,000. Prices rs follows:
Jytu,g gcf =
The sun., 1903-11-11
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT GO.
NeW XnHlr n Oct u l00

New York. N. Y. Oct a.. 1sos.
Tho Directors Of this Company have this day
declared . quarterly dividend Of Ono and ono.
quarter per cent. UhsO on the Common Stock Of
the Compa payable on and at'er i4th Novem-
ber, 1908, -
Tho transfer books for tho Common stook Win
VIII 70 open on i6th November. 1908. At 10 o'clock
4. n.
All dividend checks will be mailed.
G. @. GOODRICH. Secretary.
The sun., 1903-11-11

Tho Cheaapeako and Uh10 RAliWay Go.
Richmond Va, October "A, 1908.
A dividend Of ies has been declared on the stock
Of the Company. payable November %, 1908. TO
stockholders OF record at the close OF business
Monday, November 0. 1908.
The Chesa peake and Ohio Railway Co.
BY c. E. MELLFORD, Secretary.
The sun., 1903-11-11

TUESDAY. Nov, lo.--GRAIS, S,-Wheat--Spot
was quiet, Sales. 10000 bush, including
98. 900 for export at the outpor's. No. 2
red, new. NC. over New York December.
afoHt for export: No. ] Northern Duluth
e'.c over; No. Northern New York. o':c
over. Tho Northwestern receipts were $50
cars. against .l19 last week and SIS last year :,
Chica go. ls5 cars. gainst 2l8 last week and 273
last year. Futures closed &c. to sc. lower.
Sales ]. 400, 900 bush. Prices as follows
The sun., 1903-11-11
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Declines. Then Rallies Sharply
Gables Are Disappointing eceIpts
IIcavy-Wali street Bis SelIer-New
Orleans Interests Duying--ENports
LsrsexLc@ Favorable Weather In.
dicat ted--Grain Lower, Large Increase
in Available supply of Wheat.