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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
cnrrun MARKETS

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The cotton market
opened firm at an advance Of points. following
higher cables and covering. Almost at once Sep
TENDER turned very active and excited. Trading
In that position IS AT all end Afternoon on We'd
nesday. and this was, considered practically the
last notice day for that delivery. Some no
tices We're said 10. be out. but stopped by house
representing the New orleans bull contingent,
aud the New Orleans bull leader Was in the ring
Supporting September aggrcssiyely. The result
WIS Il Wild scareIof shorts. aud the fluctuations
in September were the most violent of any since
the earlier days of the old bull campaign.
Closing on Saturday at ll.l2 1t opened this
morning at 1I.1G sold at ILL, then jumped 10
11,25 and from that to 1905, net gain OF very
nearly Of a cent n pound or 5000 on trading
contract OF 100 bales THIS seemed TO exhaust
the demand some aud then the. price reacted 10
1I50. but rallied ngain to 11,So and closed IT
lilo. The scare or September shorts naturally
exerted d Strengthening effect on the general
list, and while the receipts We're heavy the es-
tlmats FOR tomorrow are light and the prices
remain Arm The reactionary periods, with an
important interest. seem to be opposing the ad-
vance vigorously, but prices were forced slowly
upward and at the best showed fet gains OF So
II on the active months. 4ast -sltst s.4,;g,g
Toward the close there was enough realizing
to take the edge of the market, bnt the tone
was finally steady at net gains OF i4ll points
on oil options except September. which closed
as indicated above, net SIS points higher. SAFES
were estinia ted at coo, 600 bales.
An Influence encouraging the bulls to-day was
the expectation of A bullish weekly bureau re-
port Tomorrow and anticipation that October
report OF the government due on Saturday,
would show dcter.orationa
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PRODUCE MARKET.

.sEw YORK, Sept SsaFLoWRm9p|let qnd
RyeT-Dui Bhrley-Dull,
Wheat-spot, steady; No. 2 red. ,slFsc;. oP,
tions opened weak under easier cables and fine
weather West, Later 1t was irregular, closing
s SEPTEMBER sif%e,;. DeeembeE saasc, ,o,..s
t,orr-Spot, steady; No 2, B2hc. Option mar
Kat declined Under splendid weather conditions
na e ss'Ss Hgs a5ssd ana s2ss
ssptember .52Tsc,; December, 52%c, Oats
spot, dull; No, 2, II Rc, QtJ -
Bsef Firm Cut ~ Mcatsm al A. Lq n.l
"a, 81 compound S7,i2d725. Pork-Quiet;
short cienr. si501ia75. !, Tallow,- Easy, city,
1Rc.; Country, Az nlbc, Rosin--Flrm, Tlirpeil-
C,offee-Ihe market FOR coffee futures opened
steady ut unchanged prices to decline of .
points, Shortly after the market showed stead
a. sales, as,2i0 bats spot no seqdy; No,
I invoice 5gsc Srrar--Raw. firm; refined firm
isice,-Slrmi Domestic fair e extra 4N@6ne,;
japan 5&M8c, Molasses- Firm,
Buttcrr7Steaiy; extra. creamery 2liae.
chtese sieady; stgte;, full cream fancy email
sIfolls; State md PENNSYLVANIA, fancy mixed,
= p tat steady: Long Island sieaap1,s1:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
JOHN |. WILL ANS & SOFAS
BANKERS,
Dealers In RICHMOND. VA.
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
MUNICIPAL BONDS a SPECIALITY.
Correspondence Invited.
THE PREMIUM LIST
IS MUCH LARGER
1t Will Run from Eight to-
Nine Thousand - The
Catalogue.

The aggregate sum invested in the pre-
MUM list OF the Richmond Horse Show
Association for its exhibition October
18th to nth inclusive, is very much larger
than last year. The sum given In pre-
miums last year was about 5000, COM
pared with from $500 to $4,000 this year.
There are more classes and large pre-
rniums in all these. ma".ng the figures
considerably exceed those last year.
Entries for the show will close Thursday
night but any entry mailed on october
LIST will be received whether 1t reach the
city that day or later. Reports all lndi-
cate large number of entries before
the date for closing them, and number
are already In the hands of the secre-
tary Manager C. w. Smith who has
been away for several days In the interest
OF the show is expected back to-day
The catalogue. with complete lists OF
entries in all the classes, programmes
for every night and for the band con.
certs, list of box-holdcrs, with the !oca-
ton of boxes and great deal of other
Information viii be issued about October
9th or 10th. 1t will be in every way the
handsoinest and most complete catalogue
ever issued by southern show
It is expected that Mr.. j. It. Anderson.
president Of the association will have
several entries In the show. He will
probably have a team in the sporting
tandems, several in the various single
and double harness classes and one or
more in the heavy weight hunter class.
and possibly in other hunter classes.
Tickets are selling steadily, and will
be in great demand when the show az
tually opens Everything possible has been
done to promote the comfort of those
attending the exhibitions and to facilitate
transportation to and from the am
phltheatre.
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PlLLINC
OF STOCKS
Liquidation Of Small Quarters
from All Accounts.
PRICES ARE DOWNWARD
AiiNews Of Favorable Tenor ignored
and Demand Paralyzed = Bonds
Weak in Sympathy with Stocks.
Close Irregular.
fpv Ass4,rlnied pressA

NEW YORK, September 2s.--Another
days liquidation, in the stock market kept
which has gone befofe, The liquidation
Was mostly II small ahm9nhts and came came
siderable accumulation Of these selling
orders over Sunday, and there seemed
20 be a good deal of selling cut by COM n
customers for additional margins had
been ignored over Sunday. All the for
eign eeiiters which hold any apprec abie
quantity of American securities also tig-
able tenor was ignored and the demand
was practically paralyzed. Except FOR
occasional buying by uncovcrcd siloit az
periods Of pause n the i1nd le ' bv
seller seemed to wait for stocks to be
offered to hun and made r.,s g., no biS ~ III,
sort of buying, which was traced win
Ing interests. who satisfied themselves
with this measure. of support Iot the
market 1t was quite ineffective in pre-:
venting the sharp downward course OF
prices. although It may have prevented
TILTED States Steel securities lowered
their low records by wide margins. The
local fractions wee another cent e l.. q
Hallway. which fell to within d shade
OF par. Selling III THIS stock was said
to come from Philadelphia. which was
also an enormous seller Of Pennsylvania;
The pressure upon Pennsylvania carried
1t down Ia at the last and was the
factor in unsettlng the close.
Previous to this last, slump In Penn
sylvania there had been quite an eftec.
tive rally all around due TO the relef
felt by the apparent cessation Of the
urgent liquidation IN United States Steel
issues. The close was active and irregu-
lar. All e,3t m,
Bonds were weak in. sympathy with
stocks. Total sales. s5o55. 900, par value.
United States rs declined Ia and the
Total sales Of stocks to-day we're oS5,-
100.
MONEY AND EXcHANGE-CLosE
Money on call, steady, at 2a3 per cent;
closed. ii; time money: sieady; SKY
cent; six months per cent; prime NEE
about steady. With actual business in
bankers bills at s4Ssl5 for demand !, and nc
Si.S3 and si.sI: COMMERCIAL bills, siS2 Is:
bar silver 50 3-s; Mexican dollars. i6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
CONVENTION OF
WHITE RIBBONERS
An Interesting Event that
VIII Take Place in Char
lOttesville.

The State Convention Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union Will meet
In Charlottesville Tonight and will con
tinue throughout Friday. The place of
pretty and commodious editce in the
heart of the city.
The years record has been crafty
ing one, and 1t Is said that more local
unions were organized during the fscai
year than ever before in one year.
Mrs. NJ. b. Newton, of Stanton, the
State organizer has rendered very loyal
and effective service.
The following figures are from the re-
port of Mrs. w. NJ. Bickers, state super
intendent of the Flower Mission Depart
ment. which viii give some idea Of tn, tho
needy and unfortunate. The figures
quoted are made UP from the reports
of tht several local uniohs-both VS.. and
9's.-and do not embrace many other
deeds Of love and mercy which. from
their variety. could not be easily tabu-
Visits to sick, 1O,57; delicacies to sick,
S,S45; plants and bouquets 5,513; gar
ments to needy. $500; persons helped, 1,9Sl;
money. spent, sl,I6.47: text cards given,
200; Bibles, 1867, pledges signed; S16
Hundreds of sick ones were nursed,
given rides, and other helpful service
rendered them-rublic Institutions. prls-
ons, hospitals, etc, We're visited, prayer
meetings held, graves decorated. All in
dications point to an excellent conyen-
ton. The year has been one OF progress
and harmony, and the fear expressed in
some quarters that there will be q con-
tentlon between the Ys, and the present
organization seems to have no founda-
ton. Certain It is, that this great or
ganzation is doing grand work, and
has the hearty sympathy of those who
desire the propagation of temperance
.
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street Committees,

The Committee on Streets and shockoe
Cree; net yesterday afternoon In regu ar
session and sat for some time though
nothing of special Importance was acted
upon. -ils .st VI ss&... III. Ne
The committee disposed Of some routine
matters and the Moons derable discussion
followed in regard to the burglary alarm
ordinance and It finally went over, the
Chair ruling it would have to be consld-
cred at q special meeting.
Or. Oppenheimer, president or the
Board Of Health, appeared before the
committee and asked some sanitary lln-
disposng of great many matters re-
lating to the paving OF streets and alleys,
the body set Thursday evening, October
9Th as the time for holding. a spec al
meeting TO consider the burglary alarm
ordinance The committee at $3.50 O'Clock
ndiourned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
GOVERNOR GONE
TO WILLIAMSBURG

Governor Montague is in williamsburg,
having gone down yesterday morning. His
Excellency will return here to-day. The
exact object of his visit could not be
learned, though it Is likely that it was
to attend the opening exercises of VIII
liam and Mary College
The Governor has announced the APP
pointrnet of Mr.. William c. Il. Taiaferro,
Of Hampton, as a member Of the Board or
Visitors Of William and Mary College,
vice Hon. w. y. Clarke, Of Surry, de-
ceased.
The Governors little daughter is much
improved and Will be able to be out in
a short while.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
MRS. BETHEL WINS
SUIT AGAINST CITY

Mrs. Elizabeth j. Bethel. who as the
administtatrix OF a klnswoman. is suing
the city for $1,000 damages. was given
$3.50 by a Jury Of the Law and Equity
Court yesterday evening.
The case is one growing out of the
sasphyxiation Of lady at the Franklin
House some months ago. and damages
were claimed on the ground that the CITY
was at fault In permitting leaks IN It's
l,as mains
a motion was made by the City Attor-
ney to set aside the verdict but was
promptly overruled by the court, and time
was given to file bills Of exceptions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
Corporation Commissi-n.

The Corporation Commissioners Were
back In their offices yesterday after the r
ipspection of the Coast Line and Norfolk
and Southern Railways, They will he
busy for some weeks TO come, max ng
ont the assessments of the railway prop
critics OF The State, based upon the reports
OF tile companies and the observation OF
tie commissioners.
There Is considerable accumulation
ST charter applications which the CONF
mission viii tackle and dispose of today
as far as may be possible The work In
the Office Is heavy at this season,
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Cash quota lions were as lDI!OWs-fLUUK.
Steady Wheat, No. 8, Sic; No. red. 7G8
oats. 3G1. @37c.: No. 3 white. 37@39c. No
rye, 500 5Sc. Good feeding barley 4Ic.; fair to
choice mating 52G5sc. No. a4seed, 91c.; 70.
northwestern, $l.O23; prime Timothy seed
s3.07ls Mess pork, per barrel, Sll.70@1l.I5;
lard per 100 pounds, slo.45G1o.5o short ribs
sides (loose). ss.75M9 12lA; dry sailed shoulders
(boxed) sCGoH MG.75; short clear sides tboXedl,
IS. T6M9.c5 Whisky, basis OF high Wines
s1.os Clover contract grade. S12s5o. Bntter-
Ecrs.Steady at mark.. eases included, sI9c
CGeese-Firm Mt lo& 11laic. Raceipts--Wheet
90 900 bushels; corn. 5s9,7oo bushels: oats, SO0
100 bushels; hogs, 80, 900 head.
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There are Few. enough even Among
the. very best. Of American players, ,to.
they can play Ibsen-to present the ,strug-
gle Of ideas, the Transition of emotions,
the real inner life of the cultivated indi-
vidual. 10 this the highest Of culture
is necessary, a perfect knowledge of the
worlds progress In thought and affairs,
u more than ordinary understanding Of
the temperament, the high quality Of
mind that IS given to. the few Miss Al
berta Gallatin, who will be seen at the
Academy on Thursday night in 'Ghosts,''
possesses all OF the above requirem ents.
Her work shows great emotional power,
perfect, training, and subtle skill. Her
1narkalole,. Ibsens Ghosts with Miss
CALLAHAN will be one Of tire notable dram
attic events Of the year.
Sweet Sixteen" IS the unique title
given to one or the musical comedies,
which will be presented at the Academy
Company next Friday and Saturday IT
Is said to contain more new and catchy
music, sextettes. q,tartettes and duets
than any similar production of its kind
ever produced Tho famous beauty, cho-
rus in fifteen different numbers, Is but
one OF the many features offered; and BY
far the highest salaried show girls travel
ing. s
The scenery carried Is all special anu
from the celebrated ''Hodgdon' studios
III New York city. The speclaltfes ale NIL
new and novel and COMPRISE the, cream
OF the vaudeville sphere. Taking 1t all IN
ALL, this evenly Balanced company. VI hose
d performance second to, none. and one
that Will not Offend the most fastidfOus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
LOW RATES WEST AND NORTH.
WEST.

Via Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railway, every day until November SC.
1903
ss3, Chicago to San francisco, Los An
gelos, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle and
many other Pacific Coast points. $50.
Chicago to Salt Lake city. Ogden. Grand
Junction and many other points in Utah,
Colorado and Wyoming Low rates to
hundreds of her points.
Through train service. Chicago to San
Francisco, Only SO for Il double berth,
tourist sleeper, all the way.
10 the Northwest via, ST. Paul or via.
omaha, Write to-day For folder, George
j. Lincoln. sls Chestnut Street, Philadel-
phla, Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
NEGRO CONVICTED
OF MANSLAUGHTER

washington Daughtry a negro youth.
was yesterday convicted in the Hastings
Court Of voluntary manslaugh ter. ana
sentenced to two and a half years, N, the \
penitentlary. The negro was. prosecutor
by Mr.. II. NJ. Smith and Judge D. 9,
RiClfa rdSon. 5ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
r. fused 10 Rescind.

The Water Committee held called
meeting last night, and refused to re-
scind its former action to withdraw the
excavatng contract at the proposed
standp.pe from v. S. Goodwin, contrac-
tor
The Finance and Printing Committees
failed to get quorums and did not meet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing: receipts. 81
casks <,n--Steady at SlsNG11.s5; receipts.
Al barrels. Crude Turpentine--Firm Mt S2Gf3.so;
receipts. 02 barrels. Tar--F,'m ot $3.50; re-
SAVANNAH, GA, Sept 2s.--TuRrEST1NE--
Firm at Doc; receipts, 81 casks; sales, nsi
casks: cxport 10 casks. Ros.n--F!rm; receipts.
3,sDl barrels: sales 1914 barrels; exports, 1855
20 @cHARLEsToN, S. c.. scrt 2s.-TURPES-
TlNE-Nominal. Rosin-Steaay.
c6TToNsEED OH MARKET.
NEW YORK. Sept 2s-Cbttonseed oil was
Qlliet but again very well sustained Oh spot.
without much Offering. Prime crude T. o. b.
mills. j20d3lc.; prime sumner yellow, Az a
42c.: October. SOC; Off sumner yellow. 36M37c.;
prime white, 45c.; prime winter yellow, 45c.
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Suit Eiled.

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday 1
suit was filed by the Virginia State i n
suiance Companies, the German Wright
Company for $l.100 damages. III, sra
In the Circuit Court, w, f. 5Kellam and 4
wife instituted suit. against the, Passeri- 4
ger and Power Company for so61.10. IS
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Rlchmonders il Nav York.

Especial 70 The Times7plspatch,l
NEW YORK. Sept, 2S,-Astor. Nj, NJ.
Martin; New Amsterdam, q, Snapper;
3elvedere. Mrs, 4, p, Borchers, Miss NJ.
a, G. Borchers; Broadway Central, j. w.
Bowling; Hoffman, w. II. Sands,
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EAi,LY AFTERNOON MARKET: /.

EARLY AFTERNOON MARKET: ANN.
Tho market steadlpd fairly at the lower levels,
although 1t was manifestly weak md still under
pressure In several places. Traders were btar-
ISL and were selling stocks where the support
obviously Considerably extended. and wns IN
some extent n source OF strength. H.,
One of tho most important Southern houses
was a particularly heavy seller of United States
Steel bonds. - ~
3 New YORK Central held we'll and was one OF
the few stocks where It was not easy to cover
Rhorts
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Sept. %, 1903
CATTLE ARkETa, u.s
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(sales at Union Stock iards;)

Receipts for week ending to-day:
CATTLE -Receipts, 4o5 head; market active saI 9;
4iSc; light steers and heifcrs, 2hMSAc; good
heifers, 500 to 1000 pounds sM d4Lc.; cows,
4M3iAc.; bulls, ga M3c,; calves, 5@6lsc.;
fresh cows, So5. DAB. demand good
HOGS-RecGipts. 1908 head: market steady.
Good hogs 81 M6l.c,
SHEEP AND LANlps-Ecceipts. i,fl0 head;
market active: dem. I'd go,d. Best sheep SAC
&C.; feed sheep 3@3lac,; lambs, 4@gc,
Prospects good for all kinds of stock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
Wed Ing Cards.

Special to The Times Dlspatch.> 4,
Cards arc out for the marriage OF Miss
Ida Louise Taliaferro, daughter Of Mr.
Felix Taliaferro. formerly Of Orange
county, to Mr. Arthur Thomas Pendle;-
ton, at ST. Johns Episcopal Church, at
Elizabeth, New Jersey, on October stl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29

BALTIMORE, MD. Sept. 2s,-FLo uR-o Quiet
steady and unchanged. Wheat-Steady; spot
contract. 79@I3Ac.: spot, no. 2 red western
sl4 @s2c.; southern by sample, Gsnloi &c.
Easier; spot, contract, 52Ac-; southern
white corn 53N56c. Oats-Steady; on. white,
4o5c Rye-Ssady. {, BnttcrT-Steady and IN.
changed Eggs and Cheese-Firm and unchans.
ed. Sugar-Steady and unchanged.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPT. IS. 1908.
t,Iurn

PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPT. IS. 1903.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk, merchan,
disc aud passengers. Old Dominion line.
Schooner Alice J. VcDable. Signaigo, James
River wheat L. \. Saunders Sons.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes Norfolk, merchan.
disc aud passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Pocnhontas. Ora yes James River land.
ings and Norfolk. merchandise and passengers.
Virginia Navigation Company.
Schooner Bill Nye, Robinson, James River,
light.
PORT OF WEST POINT, SEPT. %, 1903.
ARRIVED.
Baltimore Courtney. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo
SAILED
Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT. Is, 1908.
ARRIVED
Schooner J. B. Manning. Beverly
Schooner F. md r. Lupton, Fall River
Schooner S. r. Blackburn Portland
Barge Ohio, Fall River.
Barge San Joaquin, New York.
SAILED.
German cruiser Panther. Wilmnne.
Steamer West Gate, Antwerp.
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RlcHN oND HORSE SHOW.
October Reduced Rates Via RI,
c q, %

Rate: One fare for round. trip, plus 20
cents for admission to Horse Show,
Tickets on sale at all stations. October
10Th to 18th, inclusive. final init Octo,
her 49, 1908; good going only ON date OF
sale and for continuous passage In each
'''se''o"' w. n TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29

Jersey, .s1.5o91.75; State, Eattern and western
si.37Ml,75; Jersey sweets s2.5Q@2.I5. Pea.
nus-Stcady;, fancy handpicked, AZ y ~; other
domestic, 3mdiac. Cabbagcs-Stcady domestic,
per 100, S2Ql5: per barrel, 6oG7oc. Cotton--Bs
steam to Liverpool, 12c.
CHICAGO, I'LL. Sept. 2s.-Wall Street weak
ress and heavy worlds shipments caused depres.
sion In grain to-day. December wheat closed
&c on Oeceni'/r corn was down X d &c. anu
It's showed u loss Of &C. Provisions were reg
ular. closing from zoe. lower to 22l4c. higher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29

CiIICAGo, ILL, Sept. % -c.ATTLE-Re.
CENTS, A2,ooo. head: market loMiSc, lower.
az boz stockers and feeders, $2t25cl4,a5 cows.
STA .lo IA 30; heifers. S2@5,4o; canners sl4oG
! 30; bulls. s2m450: calves, sa,5o@7.50; Texas
steers. So756l; Western steers. S3@4,25.
IIoGS--i,eceipts today $4,000 hcad Tomorrow,
%, 900 head market closed lo@2or, lower Mix
ed and butchers, $5,5o@S,25; good to choice
81. ia Gdo; bulk Of sales, s5,eoND sheep->Re-
ccpts, 4i,ooo head; market steady Z. Soe to 5c,
TO choice mixed. $2,a5G3,25; native lambs.
S3.5OGI5,5O.
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,1n,lER AFTER M1n.pAY:

FI1MER AFTER MIDDAY:
The tone was rather trmer after midday.
although weakness was apparent in stocks which
have hitherto received notably good suppprt,, II
looked DIS II one group inter another was sold
and nbout the only buying Of consequence seem
ed to be for tic purpose OF making better
market for special stocks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
To Old Point ard Norfolk via G. & O
Railway.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway viii
continue TO run their popular Sunday
Outings from Richmond to Old Point,
Norfolk and tile seashore each Sunday
for the present 1t Is probable that these
excursions, owing to the Aarge number
OF excursionlsts taking advantage OF the
Opportunity to leave Richmond on Sun.
days, will continue at least until the
middle OF October,
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HEAVY SELLING IN STEEL BONDS:
The heavy selling Of United states Steel IS
was traceable without much difficulty to mem
bers OF the bond underwriting syndicate. There
was certain amount of support IN the preferred,
but It was Offset BY the persistent Western linui.
dation. s ~
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Chesapeake and Ohio. ....... 100 % -.
Norfolk and Western com 100 90 y:
seabonrd Air Line pfd ........1 100 30 33
Seabonrd Air Line conn.,. LOO IS 10
Southern Railway pfd 100 20 -.
Southern Railway com ......,.70o II
BAHk AM, ti;tSr co. STOCKS:
Metropolitan Bank OF Va. ..... % -. 2Gh
virginia Trust Company 49,. 400 y. los
ASSURANCE COMPANIES:
Va. Fire and Marine ...........25 So
Slls, ELLAaEUtS:
Ya..Car. Chem. pfd., p. c.....1o0 81 90
Va.-tar. Chem. com ...........l0o 1875 lIh
Va.-Car. 9. Go. Col TT. IS. 90 -.
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LIQUIDATION IN FIRST HOUR:
The liduidation was serious in the first hour.
although the market did not get out OF hand.
It was receiving support In places. but mostly
on gcae down., ind It was Recognized that it
least one account OF some consequence was be-
Ing llquidn ted. and possibly more floor traders
gave a little support by covering shorts on
breaks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29

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