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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
s RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Sept. Q. 1908.
QUOTATIONS.,
CATTLE MARKETS.

ressn. 5 head SsD Good e prno sses
S545lG; poor to medium. S4,lo@5.3o; stock
ers and feeders. s:5og5d;25: cows and helfers.
calves S3.5O07; Texasrted steers, S3,25 d4,5o,
western steers, S3,i0@b,00. IIogs-Rcccipts to.
day $1,000 head; tomorrow. $4,000 head; mar:
Eet ope, ed steady. closed 6dloc. higher. Mixed
ss ST. s. Isl rough. heavy: s5.loG5loi light,
S5.6oSi6: bulk OF sales, S580@5.35 Sheep
Receipts, $1,000 head market steady to strong,
Good to choice wcthers. SaobMs,75; fair to
choice mixed, S".25@ss5; native lambs. $3,500
800,
NEW YORK, Sept, MISUNDERSTANDING,
e4 lend few stockers sold at So. 95 per 400
pounds; about n car Of dry cows, 81 rs q 90,
Dressed beef steady; city dressed, native s!des,
SssS s per ssa psssay sos at ss
nsr io1 mounds; cnlls Mt 81 Clty dress ed vrals
sGssiSc. ner pound, Sheep and Lambs Re.
eeip ooo head sheer firm for top gr1ass
1Se. Sheep sold at sa,5o@s,to per 100 pounds;
i,mhs ~, "a C0a6.I5; cullS at $iQI4, al; Canada
iamEs d, s560a5o5. Dressed mutton, b,sD
7sc per poura dp'ssea si lambs sSsllc Pc.
R hog, sold at so,l5G65o, according to weight,
ste nGtAs Choice aH s5soa5ao brine, ssidaS IS;
Fair 81. o5ai5o. IIoss-Aetiye, Prime heavy,
s0G0IO mediums. Sa,ao@ e. A., heavy workers,
S Sh So. ro,lrhs, siM5.25 sheep-Actiyo best
,nethars sSDO6ll ID; culls and common, Sl.S0QB
Q. snrog lambs S. 1oapS,i5i veal calves, $7,5OQG
b,s gsno, af Nsl,45aooI. cattle-strong at sa@
a a'sse sheep-Steady at $1,2b08lb, IMlpbs---
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ponr OF RICHMOND. SEPT. 8. 1908.

PORT og RICHMOND. SEPT. 8. 1908.
ARRIVED. I.
Steamer Berkeley Guy. Norfolk. merchandlss
and messengers. Old Dominion line.
: Steamer Pocahontas, Graves james River land
ings and Norfolk, merchandise aud passengers,
Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED. d
Steamer Brekeley, Guy. Norfolk, merchandise
and passencers, old Dominion line.
Barge Florence, Gallagher. Chickahomlny,
light
PORT OF WEST POINT, SEPT. 8, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
Elm city, Haynes Mnttaponi River landings.
passengers aud general cargo.
SAILED.
Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
Elm city, Haynes Mattnponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT. 8. 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer George Fleming, Galveston.
Barge Hamilton Fish. New York.
Steamer George Fleming. London.
Steamer Kanawhu, Liverpool.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, SEPT. 8, 1908.
SAILED,
Schooner Erie Bedswarth. Williams, loaded
lumber Berkeley, Va
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CLERK ROWELLE HAS
COME UP WITH FEE

Mr.. u. M. Rowelle, clerk of the City
Circuit Court, has filed with Chairman
James b, Doherty, of the City Democratic
Committee notice OF his candidacy for re-
nomination, and also the fee OF so 70,
nuired, Entries for tho nomination WV
close next Saturday, Mr.. Rowells IS w
opposed and probably will be declared the
nominee by the committee. ~,
The city Democratic COMMITTEES WI
meet at Murphy's Hotel tonight unaef
the rule of tho committee recurring meet
ings each week for the month preceding
an election.
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PRODUCE MARKET,

NEW YORK, Sept -FLouR-AIodrately ae'
tive and firm, Rye Flour--Steady; fair to good,
S2,0503.40. Cornmcal--Quiet. ltye--Eirm; 80.
. western, 62c. Rarley--Steady.L
Whent-Spot easy; No. 2 red, seslS. Through,
out the forenoon wheat was fairly active ana
what on poor exports inquiry and close ia@ESs'
lower. September closed at sshc' December
Corn--spot dull;t No, Q, ho1Sc. Option market
was more active md higher on fears u snlu
wave West. closing 1s@hc. net higher. May
closed It hsc:i September oss1c as,s pecempe'
Btef-stoady, Cut Meats-EnsS; picked bel
ss mess, sllsa ,5 :snsd r.l }Ss
steady. Ros,aN FIJI ssrsned e 5000, ss'soa3
e,25, Turpentne Nominal at ,hs4hslac. go.
coree---Ihe market for coffee futures HIe was
quiet a@io ons lowsr sses rm
a sp1s Tic RiceN aFsi SMqesia,ses-Flrm,
dairy. 14daioc. Cheese--Flrm; State, full
cream, fancy small, colored 1olsc small, While
loAe, Egg g Str State aud fehpss''an'p
pyo1tatoea-Tirmi long Island, $2@??5; Jer'
ley. sol2,25; baltimore. $212; virginia sweets
S235Q2,6O Peanuts-Firm; fancy handpicked
Ask abe; other domestic, 8@4Hc, CabbagescI,
Steady; domestic, por 100, $5Qs; per barrel, SIG
/ 80. Cotton--By steam to Liverpool, 4.e' a
CHICAGO, I'LL, sopt s;-.Ths early wheat a,
market showed sFsnse but the e1o osn
hirher for December, with September unchanged
md sc. higher for September. Provisions ruled
stror & and closed 2ha all2Mc higher,
TIC leading futures ranged as felloWs' ~.
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book -keeper at Miller and Rhoads. will
lead the discussion, which will be par
ticlpated In by a number OF other young
mon. The meeting will close at 4:2o
O'Clock, and will be followed by q brief
social season, with q cooling lemonade,
drink. . K 8i3 i . ft.tas
a S Q clock the bie conversational Bible
class will meet and discuss THE Birth
Of Jesus" This class will be In charge
Of Mr.. II. g. Dlggs. q we'll known assool Ia
tlon worker. and formerly general 500
rotary OF Wilmington N, g.
The Workers League will meet at 8 :SOt
o'clock, in charge Of Physical Director
Hardy. &is 59jsi54i
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TOBACCO REPORT
Messrs. L, 3. Vaughan & Company
Tell Of the Markets Condition.

Messrs T.. b. Vaughan & Company,
proprIetors Of the Chenshaw Warehouse,
saw In their weekly tobacco report:
Sun-oured leaf again sold well under
good demand Sold on Change this; week
ls4 packages and to date $40 packages,
now open for primings ,Mew,, crop,
Farmers are advised TO ship these IN
good order at once, Continued tine
weather conditions has been. favorable
to tho growing crop, said to be good
one Cutting commenced,
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openlng of Timber Lands,

5arer.H5 ~ I3e r'e''o ,F''1,,, 2,
Hale, Of Appalachia. has put up his new
saw mill OF, Pigeon Fork. above. the I'M.
boden Coal and Coke Companies plant
at the mouth Of Laurelfork Creek. he mas
her on their coal lands. There Is no
better nor inor timber In tho mountains
Of this section OF country. y.
The lumber that VII % fh.Rpoad On sgs
Inc. Viii pay to build this road Outside
tha large travel OF passengers over the
halt line tor the purpose Of seeing ana
Viewing those two deep gaps IN the stons
H The coal and coko business that win
roilow tho building OF this line VIII -
enormously extensive n
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Condition of Cotton Crop.
Try Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, D. O.. September a.
The monthly report Of the chief OF the
Bureau OF Statistics of the Department.
OF Agriculture will show the average
condition OF cotton on August 10Th to
have boon S1.22, as compared with 7e.7i
on July 23th, 1908. GAO on August 2sth,s
1902, IA on August cath. 1901, and a ten
year average Of TIA.
The following table shows the condition
by States on August 25th, In each OF the
last three years, and that on July gotta,
1908, with the ten year average:
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q, 6. o. SUNDAY OUTINGS,
TRAlNS-2-TRAlNS.
ROUND TRIP, $I,OO TO NORFOLK
ANDTHE SEAShORE,

Two fast trains with parlor cars leave
y S:so train makes no stops. 900 A. M,
train ira stops only at Newport News. Ten
Norfolk via Ocean View Ry. 700 F. n, 4
Faint sis r. NJ: arrive Richmond 1919
p n Tickets also good on train leaving
Old Point 4:55 r. NJ, Newport News 6:25
r NJ. arriving Richmond 100 F, NJ, =,
CAPE Henry and Virginia Bench SlIa
round trip,
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Richmonders In New York.

Especial to Tho Times -Dlspatch.)
NEW YORK Sept. s.-Fifth Avenue,
", g. Reed: Gilsey, J, u, Phillips. w, r.
Yarbrough: Hoffman. J. r. Tanner and
wife, Albert G: Hutzler, a. B; Iutzler;
81, Denis, J. p. Powell: Kenslnston. r,
NJ. Kent, Jr.. ID. w, Durrett; Holland.
IT. S. Melton; Murray Hill. j. u. Hubbard
ami wife. 7ttl eiag
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1YNcHBuRo TOBACCO MARKET.

5000 IyhthbCrB, VIZ, StVt. u, IIW'5
tho two weeks ending August 20. 1909. reported
By John +. Oglesby. Of Lynch's Warehouse:
Sold week ending August 22d, 81 300 pounds;
lncrcnse for week ending August 10Th, 100
POUNDS. Sold from October ! 1908, to August
TO- 1908, 21oa3 200 pounds: sold IL from ON October
increase FOR 1908, 1,2iO,20O pounds. Sold ~
August. 1909, j 100 pounds; sold III August.
= 1:Sc Won thcr has been favorable during the
wreE TOR the growing crop. The tobacco is
or, ding IN. and II the weather con tlnucs favor.
able 4 good proportion OF the crop VIII 20 CUT
IN the nc 1t ten or fifteen days
','h III 81 lions nre MS follows:
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Hearing Set for September
(By Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Sept, 8.-Tho Inter-
state Commerce Commission to-day as
signed for hearing at Columbus, O.. Sen
TENDER 18th, the cases Of g. g. Bell &
CO.. of llillsboro, @. against the Ba,tlmors
Western railroads Involving carload rates
and alleged discrimination In favor Of
Cincinnati.
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my Coops MARKET, !

NEW YORK, Sept. s.,,Bnyers o, Dry goods
titjea for Immediate delivery but show no In.
,ryrsnheade bvfttscoltoweu hmehehtlnlnc
cnaton to speculate. There is no evidence Of
In the outlook nothing which would warrant
them in making concessions Jobbers continuc
busy and reports received from al sections o.
ipG business. &s 5
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"A WayIaid Man"

some time ago fellow got Into trouble
nv so pnIng the way OF the wrong crowd.
This gentleman and his predlcamcnt VII
bbe discussed ut the young mems Meeting
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'clock ~
tho X. N. Q, a. paylor, Mt. s. II MAILS.
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NAVAL STORES,

WILMINGTON, n. G.. Sept. 3.--SP1R1TS
TURpUNTINE-Frm at s4c.; receipts. o. casks,
Rosin-Firm at sl.75; receipts 14e barrels
Tar-Firm at 81 85; receipts las barrels. Crnae
barrels r,,nn,,>,n,>,r
rasts. c1ports S7i casks. Rosin--Firm; re.
CENTS, oos7 barrels: exports. 1, 1874 barrels: 4,
~ CHI RiIESTON, n S. c. Sept. 3.-TuRPEN.
TINE-Nominal Rosin-Stnady.
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Wall Street Gossip.
tsrcel., 10 The Times. Dispstch.

fSnrflal to Inc y #t
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.--After the opening o.,
Oh. and as the movement In such htocKs az
Atchison seemed TO hare dercnerated Into Gad.
ers' a manipulation the operators on tho nooe
The buying OF Atthison after the opening
purcbases was by no means AS good as " had
been on the previous day, while some OF the
selling was we'll infor med. =, ~ !. !,
Jacob Field and A.. 4. Tlousem,n eia ior me
stock early. but the former 1t least was Ger
tainly selling around the room.
THE EARLY TRADING:
1t is probable that the STANDARD OIL broker,
were at some pains to protect AmsiGamsten
Copper. especially In the carl! trading. lhey
probably have to take n good deal Or the stock
crate pro0t. and that the fact the Rockefeller
interest Is committed to the long side OF the
market. In the opinion OF authorities here anu
in Boston. has had Just enough influence to ma nc
rut for nothing.
i. ST Panl showed n rather weak tone on whn !
+ looked like Western selling orders. There Is .
very bearish section among the frequently hc-
Tvs western operators and II the market IS to
B he depressed by adverse crop reports they think
st Paul will be the lender In any decline.
MARKETS WE'RE DISTURBED:
The market hero and abroad was disturbed
y to-day by The ndvanc, in the Bank OF England
rate. The autumn ratio has been 4 per cent.
year comes about a month md two months. re.
tpectlycly earlier than the previous two yeats.
The foreign exchange market here advanced
on the news.
practically In the hands OF the operator con-.
spc,Ious In yesterdays trading. lta tone was
heavy hut except In the case Of Metropolitan
ISSUES. fluctuations rarely exceeded one Ierr cent
decline IN cotton WAS most noteworthy In.
cidnrt OF tho dsy. as 1t is taken to bctokcn nm
Increased export movement.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
nnIH1ir MARKp;r.

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. s.-pEANuTs---
Farmers market quiet. Fancy, a1sc.; strictly
prime, a4kc.; prime. 2% 93c.; common, 21sc.
Spanish nuts. Doc. blshel. Few nuts beihs
- PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. e.-PHANuTs---
Market quiet. 85i 4
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Apples f { T. Englanll!Id NJ !.
I, AND ALL THE PRINCIPAL ~
EUROPEAN MARKETS. n
SHIP TO 33s
{. a. 0. KELLY & co.

OF Covent Garden, London (The Fruit
Auction Co. OF London), and 1918 Park I
Place.. New York City. . Is5,
Government to handle experimental ship
ments, Ss95
Also by the Tasmanian Government:
Also by tho Georgia Fruit Growers As.
citation (the most conservative In the
United States). A5ts7s Il ~
We further refer you to the Secretary or
the Virginia horticultural Society (Crozet.
Va) and to Dun's Agency, and any Of
the Fruit Trade Papers. 522s
For Information. STENCILS, etc. address
A, s.. GREDN1VAY, Gent Manager.
1918 Park Place. N. Y. siS ss !.
r.. q. GRDENwAY, Cent Agent. 7
Charlottesville, Va.
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ro7yro SsrEn on MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. s--cottonsecd oil was
quiet. but STEADY on light spot offerings Prinlo
crude. {. o. b. mills, nominal; primo summer
Yellow. 41c. bid; OF summer yellow. $50 3oc,;
prime white. Acc. prime winter yellow. 4o@47c.
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, Sept. 8. 1908.
~, Fired Tobacco--( reordered) Market
purn m,ict and steady, Nth fair receipts.
baese kespas fEdsS se
o oratW market quiet but lrm. Sun Cured
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virginia Centuries-s500 at 00A.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. common--l
share at "a; is shares Mt 23
STATE SECURITIES: Bid. Asked.
North Carolina 4s, C...,,........ i02 y. i5}
va, as New. G. and R.. 1892. sols 90
Va Centuries, 2.3. G. ard R,.... s0E -.
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. c. L. R.8R. Con. TT. 4a...... DOH 80.
Gcorgin, Southern aud Fla. 1910. 40 y.
Georgia and Ala. Con. IS, 1o43,... 1885 l00H
Pet. Glass 3 6's, n. c., 1a26...... 100 -.
g. a. L, Con, E1st 4s, 1860. .,..... IS 10
g. A. L. collateral TT. IS, 181l.... l0l y 1924
Western \, g. 1st s.. G., lol4.,.. lib -.
RAILROAD sToCKs Par.
Atlantic Coast Limo com.....,l 100 liz lis
Norfolk and Western com .....lo0 63 -.
geeboard Air Line pfd....,...lo0 81 IS
Beaboard. Air Line COM. 100 81 %
Southern Railway pfd.. 100 81 -.
Bouthern Railway com.,..,,,,loo a2 -.
BANK AND TRUST co, STOCKS; 4
METROPOLITAN Bank OF va.....25 81 IS
Virginia Trust Company 100 -. 4. los
INSURANCE. COMPANIES;
Virginia Fire and Marine. ......25 S7h -.
MISCELLANEOUS:
American Locomotive pfd 100 81 SIS
Va..Car. Chem. pfd. 8 p. 100 ed o6
Va Carolina Chemical con.,..1O0 23N ear
vs,,Car, G., Co. Col. TT. p. ca, 90 {g.,,'.'
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. dashboard Air
Tine common, no ealesi do. preferred, s4@84K.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
J tfS Petersburg. Va, Sept. 3, 1908.

There are no sales OF tobacco being made In
bout exhausted and the now crop VIII not be
ready for market for several weeks ia *, some
houses In this city the latter part OF septem'
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Dearth Of Interest More Pro-
nounCed Than Wednesday.
THE PRICES RICE DECLINED
Movement Was Narrow, and Was
Caused by Tendency to Take Prof.
It's on Wednesdays Rise,
Bonds Dull and irregular.
(By Associated press.

Isl g (3y Associated PreaS.) ej
NEW YORK, Sept 3.--TO-days dealings
were not greatly below those OF yester-
day, but the dearth OF Interest in the
market and the dead level OF duness
vas more pronounced than Mt any time
heretofore. Yesterdays upward move
ment OF prices was, pretty promptly halt,
there was quite liberal G pront.taklns BY
yeserdays buyers. Tho decline was not
Tar extended, and only a few Of the
4 principal active stocks were depressed Us
much as . point. Reading was notably
posed to be unloading Of some pool hold
ings, taken on in anticipation OF rise
In tho price as a result Of the fhvora PIC
s nSsn Z; b hs he
world was the advance In the Bank OF
England discount rate BY M per
cent. from . to per cent. This Is ono
outward movement OF Of gold. over ,ooooto
was taken from the bnnk to-day, ana OF
this 100000 went to Germany. Which is
the principal source Of the drain. Inc
London market was decidedly depressed
In consequence Of the advance Il, tho
rate. the price Of consols falling lower
than during tho Boer war.
The depression reflected IN New lorK
slight, and sales for London account we're
small. Tho heavy liquidation In the cot
ton market was due to the complete sur
prise at the condition Of that crop re-
and this was naturally 4 favorable IN
fluence upon stocks. The effect, however;
was scarcely pcrcept!blc The continued
firmncss in the corn market attracted
more notice. Tho market became prnc,,
tically stagnant late in the day and closed
heavy about the low level.
The bond market was very dui !, o nnn
GO. United States g. advanced ~ ana
the, new Is. Il per cent, on the last
call. 49,, ~
shares.
MONEY AND ExcHANG E.-cLosE;;
Money on cali dull at lkaa; closing BID
and offered, 1i..ql2. pei, cent; time money,
easy;. sixty days 414436 per cents ninety
days. 5G5ha; per cent; six months 5HMs s7N
per cent. prime mercantile paper er., 1msZa
with actual business In bankers bills al
Aso.soa 4ss,25 for demand s,,. and ao,ta al
ratas sasi and .4S7; commercial bills.
H.s3; bar silver 81 3-S: Mexican dollars. 40.
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Next Monday afternoon at the !, academy 4, m!
G geo ee o Seer' and splendid supporting
markabiy successful comedy What H a1d T.
pened to Jones', which diVe erenarv p anS
Accessories acc, and tho New York PRODUCTION
intact. Mr.. Ober,wlll present me WrrW1hhS S
Mr. Wright" Monday night, ana WHY
Smith Left Home" TUESDAY nlsnt'
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21i The ncaaem,,y

Willard Simms comes pretty close to
being the whole thing In 'Eickings From
Puck" presented at the Academy Of Mu-
sic last night. * musical travesty, With
sparks OF genuine brightness. the piece
would move quite smoothly, and prove AL
entertaining vehicle Of croth and foam
Unfortunately. however, Mr. slrnms Is Is
not surrounded by a COMPANY, q az
achievements In particular with sad-
ness it is said,) some OF the young wo-
men In the cast are not only unttted 70, Lot
the most insignificant sp eaking parts, put
the beauty Of their costumes, And that
defect Is apparent and persistent ttrou is'
all three acts.
But simms himself. In tho role Of 2
- the pay and
the audience takes to him right Warmly.
1t did last night. certainly.
The return or Mr.. Tim Murphy to me
Academy Sae edIan ~ = new play and in
role quito different from anything no 9
has ever before attempted, The play -
called rhe from sNli 5s hast R ene
md George VI Hobart. The former Is one
of the most prolific makers OF adnptatlo o.
Of novels since the days OF ndaptlEo3hISh p 81
eG;arvel, for John Drew. David H ~, ~.
Mary Ms Mannering "Eben IIoldon" for y, y;
NJ NJ Holland ana ''Al!ce of Old Vtncenn,ess,n
FOR for Virginia Harmed. This year N a ,ran,
ton to Mr. Murphys ~ r. Man Man. Ir9 OH
= STtIIer Kent in plays from his pen, r;
George Y. Hobart. the other dram ',ri y
concerned in THE Man from r, M dStnTn,-
IS tho celebrated author 81 the "n nmn ~
s Ssally in Our Alley Both men pooled &c
their best efforts on Mr.. Aiurph ! PAX pay
md are said to have supplied nun VIII
n splendid character In an amusing s'otS'
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ST. Louis and San Francisco 4s......... n2 III
St. Louis Southwestern 1sts...,.......... DAN
st. Louis Southwestern 2ds. ~
SIM a ntonIo and Arkansas Pass As. ....... u
Southern Pacific As Observation-Disclosures. s0h
Southern Hallway rs Observation-Disclosures. 1l44s
,,rexns and Pacific 1sts....,.............. 1l4&
Toledo. SIX Land Western ds,........, ~ S
Union Pacific Is observation-disclosures. Ooa,
Union pacinc conv. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 94H
Wabash lists Observation-Disclosures. 1i4h
Wabash 1ds Observation-Disclosures, 100
Wabash Dcb. BIS Observation-Disclosures. 60B
West shore Is ....................... l0oia
WhceIin gand Lake Eric 4s.............. SO
Wisconsin, Central 4s ...........,.......... SOY
Consolidated Tobacco Is .....,......... 60H
Colorado Fuel as ...........,......... q.
L. s.. Steel \. Observation-Disclosures. 70H
Rock Island as Observation-Disclosures. 73at
Pennsylvania con. Observation-Disclosures. o59i
N. and o.. collateral trust A.. es-int.. 81
Central OF Georgia 2,i Inc ............. %
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. com. 21h
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. ptd ..... 05 Al
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwcs tern con- 7s....... 1908
Chicago, Rock Island and pac, 4s........2 o2I'
c.. G., c. and st. Louis gen. 4s.......... 10
Chicago Terminal AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e
Colorado and Southern %. ...............s 81
nro n,Iar ian 40 ..........,...... 9G7s
Erie q 4 ,neral as decentralization. SAX
rort Worth and penver city ls's los io
,9sv' t.sn a eon s soa mnaeo ,oA
Mnxjcan Central Is ................. rs 4
N,sican Central ist inc .,.....,.,...... IT'S
Htinn ind 81. Louis is.....,......... 0bat
Sissouri Kan. and Texas 4s....,....... 67h
Missouri Kan. aud Texas 2ds............ -
New York Central gen. 3hs............ D5h
Sorthcrn p.cec a. Observation-Disclosures. 1oots
Eortsrn pacinc rs Observation-Disclosures. 7O5s
Eorfoik md Western con-. 4s........... 3GH
3cnaino General as ..3..,......... c5H
81. i. and Iron Mountain con. 5s...... 110E
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

twholcsale prices Quota tons corrected Tues
days and Fridays.)
FLouR-Receipts increasing and market quiet
RYE@Sew continues in fair demand light
receipts. az 3d. ESs
cORN-In fair dema nd; light receipts
OATS-Steady and quiet.
HAY.-We continue our quotations for old hay
although very little is arriving; new hay Is
sol3 lower rs to conditions, nearly all of 1t
thai has been so far received has been. N ore OF
less out OF condition; new hay should be pressed
light aud loaded SO as to giye ventilation IN
the car. 35a tss tggs IA 95t.lA
market quiet. @$
Ing grades quiet.
demand good; small aud medium active hens
and large young ducks continue active. fs
VIRGINIA BACoN-Steady at quotations.
POTAToES-R Receipts increasing; market dull
& CATTLE MARKET-Veals active: limbs and
sheep dull.
WOOI,-Actlyc light receipts
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK--Wheat q, $50
bushels; corn 203o6 bushels; oats. 3o,s20 bush:
els donr, 3.ol5 barrels: hay, $40 tons; Mill
ofnl. Oh tons. 80
corn, 27.105 bushels; oats. IL 6o3 bushels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04

Futures opened sG5 points lower on tho ! a. &C.
tire moEths and the market WAS nervous. sen,
orr and buyers seemed to be In about equal
forces and prices for time were sustained, hut
about II o'clock weak longs commenced 70 UNI
load causing a slight depression In prices:
When the governments monthly bureau report
was read the nervous excitement was incre' s1,
aud the ring thrown into confusion lmost I'M III.
prices descended rapidly until September, com r.
pared with last evenings close. showed los, loss
Of 80 points, October 49, Noyemher 70. pe ce
There were wide huctuat tons and later IN
the day partial recovery took place. s Gen,
Nor i and January g. The market at the close
showed losses from the day of 90 points on Sep.
tcmter. 90 on October and the positions % points
each. q4
s1l,03; October, 0,02G0.o3; November. 0.72m
ora; December, 0.69d0,70; January, 0,71@072;
February 0.72G073; March. 073G0.7o