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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26
RICHMOND PEOPLE
AND JAMESTOWN.
No Doubt Of j I, Hearty Interest
lnfthe Great Coming
Celebration.

II am very much pleased with the ex-
presslons of the people Of Richmond
regarding the Jamestown Exposition"
said Mr.. Join Whitehead, Of Norfolk,
who Is In the city representing the
jamestown Exposition Company. Il be-
jicve Richmond will do all that can be
expected to make 'the movement q sue
cess. Some OF your lending citizens
have already subscribed literally and
others, / am sure. Will do so when mp
preached
"The efforts OF the Richmond papers
are worthy Of the highest praise. They
have been stauncl friends Of tho ex-
position from the start, / do not be-
lieve there would be the slightest trou-
bic In selling the s1,000,0O0 OF stock Il the
people understood tho plan Of the conf
pany. III,
1--WE very seldom find stock III land
development scheme that Is Il safer In
vestlnent than the preferred stock Of the
exposition company Those who 40 not
think d six per cent dividend large
enough can buy the common or spect,-
lative stock, which may pay much more
but, Of course. Is not so certain.
"You know that the preferred stock
Is first lien on oil the assets Of the
companys lands. buildings. moneys, etc.
"You ask If we expect to raise the one
million dollars BY January 1st. or course
we do. 1t would he calamity not to
have the exposition thatSthe State would
not recover from IN ten years. We have
advertised to the world that we intend
tn celebrate the three hundredth ami
versary OF the landing OF the first Eng
lish colony at Jamestown, and not to 40
SO would be an evidence Of poverty and
ok OF progress and patriotism.
'"rhe benefits to be derived from such
an exposition are so many and so great
that they cannot be appreciated without
close investigation. This exposition VIII
be tho greatest advertisement the Old
Dominion has ever had. and will In
crease the population. trade and values
OF every city and county In the Common
wealth. 3 5tts az s
"The people OF Richmond should re-.
member that It Is not a local enterprise;
that It was authorized by tho Legislature
for the benefit Of the entire State, and
that the idea originate In the city OF
Richmond.
IT sincerely believe that this city will
be benefited MS much as either Norfolk
or Newport News Her poll teal finan-
clal and trade Influence gives her a
prominence In the State TINT cannot be
overshadowed. no matter how progress
sive any other city of the State may be.
In this celebration Richmond should,
and. think, will, have a very conspicu-
GUS place. lJt .e
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at tho cpcnng were nrIner on small Northwest
rcceipts higher outside markets and covering!
Later they met free offerings aud declined'i
Nenr the close they rallied and closed II ISic.
Cdrn--Spot, steady; No. 2, h3c: Option mar
ket opened higher with wheat but soon gave
why under hearsh crop and wea !her news Then
1t rallied with wheat and closed Sc net nlRher.
May closed at O 80; Repember,, o. ,,oe;' 81! t,c
Beef-Firni. Gut Meats-IrrrGulnr. Lard
Quiet: refined. steady. pork-steady; family,
$40. Tallow-Easy city ( per packngel, 49, 4.,.
country package free), &c Rosin-l1 1r1
Turrentinc-Quiet !,
steady at unchanged prices 10 an advance OF 0
points. After the call 1t showed further firm,
ne SIS and considerable activity. reaching level
'abou unchanged 10 10 points higher. ne
market was. finally steady net unchanged to ~
steady. sugnr-Raw. Arm: fair refining. sssc.;
centrifugal 90 test. 8 %. 32c. moasses sugar
3 I.a2c.; refined, nrm. Ricc-Firm: siolasses-..
Firm. .I. Y. Z, IN Z.
Butter-steadier; extra creamery 2l5c.; State
day iS@o ee1orcG small White
fancy mixed. o4at25c. Potatoes--s teudy; Long
Island, s1.ec1l.s7: Jersey, s1.bo1l 10; state
and eastern. 81. 25611 80; Jersey sweets. 81 oo@
2.75 Peanuts-Steady: fancy handpickcd; 4a M
Lc-; other domestic. sT4 &c. Cahbares-stendy;
domestic. per 100, s2ef5; per bnrrel. 8oGs9c..
.Cotton-By steam to Liverpool. 1cc.
p CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 25.-whcat and corn
were irregular, the former closing strong Win
December H0Ec. higher the latter steady LOT
the same month at gain Of q I = a onn
shade higher. while provisions were easier
with loss Of 5M10c. & 4sya .ssa
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l.tt.
CAVALRY TROOPS
LEAVE FOR MANOEUVRES
fBy Associated Press.)

X CHATTANoO GA. TENN, September
25.-Nine troops OF tho Seventh Cavalry
left Camp Thomas to-day for the
manoeuvres grounds at West Point, Ky.
The troops which left OH special train
will go via NASHVILLE, thence to Louis
Vile.
Those leaving were Troops p, u, G and
Fl, Second Squadron: Troops NJ. D. L and
Il. Third Squadron, and Troop d. First
Squadron.
Colonel Morton is In command, and
is on board a private car accompanied
by the regimenta band.
Major Goodman. paymaster ut Camp
homas, has been ordered to West Point
where tho detachment Of the Seventh
will be paid on October Sth. y
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Visible Supply Of Cotton.
(Dy Associated Press.

& . .
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept, o5.-Secretury
Hester's statement OF tho worlds visible supply
Of cotton, issued to-day, shows the total visible
to be 1882, 033 bales against ,0o+ 100 last week
American cotton Is Coz 1888 bales against Ill 1850
last week and 1,BlO,6 87 Inst year, and OF ull
other kinds. including Egypt, Brazil, India. etc,
$50, 900 bales against 5b3 900 last week and 1885,
600 last year.
OF the worlds visible supply OF cotton there
Is now anoat and held in Great Britain and con.
tlncntal Europe $4,000 bales against $4,000
last year; IN Egypt, 600 bales against 81, 900
last year and In tho United States 1896. 900 bales
against 100000 last year and $50 900 year be.
fore last !
NEW ORLEANS. La, Sept, 25.-secretary
Testers weekly New Orleans Cotton Exchange
sta teneht, issued. to-day, shows the amount
brought into sight for the week ending this after.
noon to be 25S, 500 bales against $50 OS0 for tho
seven days ending this date Inst year and 3d.
90 year before last. The total OF the crop
moved Into sight tor the twenty, five days OF tho
new season j. 40 bsi Al against o55 o7a last
Receipts at al United States ports since Sep.
TENDER LIST. 3i6,S7@ bales against COS, $50 last
week; overland across the Mississippi, Ohio and
i,nI7 bales against 1858 last year Interior
stocks in excess of September LIST, 2,7g5 bales
against l25, 1917 last year. and thern mill TAX
!ngs, $1,000 bales against l4b,b72 last year
IA heo bales against as4,274 last yeur.
Since the close Of the commercial year stocks
at American ports and the twenty.nine leading
southern interior centres have Increased l5s,o3S'
last season OF s4s as2 bales and are now 320, 600
b i Iess than at this dato last year,
including amounts left oyer n stocks at ports
nn MN Of bales brought into sight thus far for
against aga i,lTO.74B for tho sanlp period last year.
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COL. MURPHY STRIKES
COLD MINERAL WATER

u Tho artesian we'll bored by Colonel John
Murphy. In rear of the annex OF Murphy,s
Hotel struck coplous flow Of water,
the impression that a water pipe had
burst. The we'll was sunk distance of
over four hundre6 feet when the water
but strongly. imprenated with sulphur
or a suiphurous odor. While the water
has not yet been subjected to Analysis,
it is believed to be a valuable find no
supply OF water for the hotel Will be
clear and cold at all times and even Il
not valuable as a mineral water Will
be worth tho cost in the saving of ice
and the advantage Of having clear wa
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F:.o:R RENT,
n the lead. all to an appropriate V.

hicle. 81.
The management of the Horse Show 10
DESTROYS OF providing special exhibition
of horses and ponies for one morning
of the show. the exhibition to be give ~
connection with the band concerts ~
the special benefit of the school children
who cannot go In the evening, i y
tho hope and expectation Of the nssoela.
ton that the Board of School Trustees
will cooperate with them to thu extent
OF giving the school children onn day
holiday during the show. the date to be
the one on which this special programme
will be provided, 1t WAS the custom to
close the schools ono day during the old
State fairs and eXpositions, and II is
believed that the board will follow this
precedent and give the children a chance
to hear the grand Marine Band and to
see tho horses and especially the ponies.
on the day set apart for this purpose
several Of the pony classes Will be shown.
and the Marine Band wlll render5a fins
musical programme. An admission ice OF
80 cents for adults and Is cents for
children will be offered. The day for the
pony exhibition and band concert viii
be announced later.
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MR.. HAWKINS STRICKEN.
Paralysis overtakes Father Of Commits

Paralysis Overtakes Father of Commits
sioner of Reverue-B Better Last Night
III Mr.. IA. j. Hawkins. aged ather of Mr..
o. "a Hawkins, commissioner Of revenue.
and most estimable. man, was stricken
with paralysis yesterday mr, ming at n Is
residence, No. 60i 5Mosby Street. He was
unconscious all day and his Z condition.
is critical on account of his seventy-seven
years. Dr.. Gee Is attending him Last
night he was reported etter and resting
more comforta bly, than at any time since
he was taken A sick. u
Owing to the &infrmaties Of advancing
years. Mr.. Hawkins has not been en- 1
gagged In active business for some yeats.
He is BY no means forgotten by his for
mer business associates and as he has
travelled along the moro than three score
years and ten he has drawn many friends
about him who regret exceedingly his
present Illness.
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Print Goth Marte, q ulst,
(Dy Associated Press.)1

week In the print cloth market Will reach
total Of about 100000 pieces The week Just
ended has been one Of general quiet IN the local
n nnrted for some time past. Prices have not
ii rewd In any respect from those OF the Pre-.
crdng two weeks. but nre being held firmly
by manu- facturers, hEaGT
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Northern Pacific as ..!................ Toh
Norfolk nud western con. 4s..s.........l0 0!s
Orcuon short Limo Js and Pnrtic ssia
lI'ennsy lyanIn conv. a11s........'......... DAN
Rcndtnr General 81 I, B4a
St.tL. md iron Mountain con. 6s ....I1l ~
st. l.. and San Francisco IS. A.. .,...... 70ri
st. Louis Southwestern lists ............... 81
Seabonrd Air Line As a. 81.
Southern pncihc is Observation-Disclosures ~
Ts9tses M, ns .sils is Is 1ii$
Toledo, st. l.. and Western 4s........ 20
Union pacIHc As Observation-Disclosures. oOh
Union Pacific cont. Ii Az, ................ ga
i. S.. Steel "a 6s. Observation-Disclosures. 71A
Wabash Isis ........... ia .&
wabash heb n, Bs d. Observation-Disclosures. 5aa.
wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.............. sS,a
wisconsin Central ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S0A
81 and o.. collnt ernl trust 4s............ 20 n
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. ............. -
Virginia Carolina Chemical CO.. CON- ~. is
Virginia. Carclinn Chemical Co. pfd..... s7h
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

. NORFOLK. yA., Sept 25.-PEASuTs-
Farmer.' !, market quiet Fancy s'sc; strictly
ish, per bushel.a 81 &c. II
PETERSBURG, VA, Sept. 25.--PEANUTs-
s sps fe Market nrm steSk Ent
fancy market steady. 4F3 ID .} .ts
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Rlchmonders In New York.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch)
NEW YORK, Sept. S5,-Wlnsonin 2.
Firth hlrli,lc. H. T. l'n,teWlll: Waldorf.
~, IL, LnPnall nnl vito MInlnt!nn,
mrs. b. b. Munford; Hoffman,sA. 8. Bu-
ford w, II, Ilruullart; Jefferson, =. , &,
Rossmore, J.. ". Brandon and wife; Ma
yurre, c. j. Ryan; Victoria, IT, Campbell.
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! DRY GOODS 1rARKET.

u NEW YORK, Sept 25.-Ccrtaln weakness ls
observable ina few lines sta pie good In stock,
but on anything to be made in,nnlifn cturers con-
tinue their, firm position. TAccumu lationa laro not
general, although with mills stnrting up 1t may
be possible that better deliveries will be Sc.
cured on good many lines. y "A,
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coTTONsEED on. MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Cottonseed oil was
dull and practically unchanged. still well sup
ported on SPOT In absence OF; offerings. u Prime
crude, (. o. b. mills. 20 6i31c.: prime summer
yellow. Az G42c.; spot, October, 8oc.; OF sum.
lner yellow, 3e@37c.; primo white, 45c.; prime
winter yellow, 4Jc. i.sa
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hest OF the day The early declines were TOT
,ra-, ,hn rIr In the gcneraiityf0f active stocks.
The professional element WAS notisesnly more n,n
bni.h than It had been, Though SJfanefs pro-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26
FIFTY GLASSES AT
THE HORSE SHOW
Thirteen More Than Com
prlsed Last Years Elk.
Cellent Exhibit.

Two moro classes have been added TO
the list In the catalogue OF attractions
tor the forthcoming exhibition Of tho
Richmond Horse Show Association, max
Ing a total OF fifty classes IN all This Is
lust a bakers dozen more than were
shown last year.
Glass 40, one OF the new ones, Isl for
pairs OF horses over fifteen hands. three
Inches, suitable for heavy harness. ana
should have conformation, quality, style
and all round action, but excessive pace
not required,
Glass so is for the bast uniform team,
to BIO shown before appropriate vehicle.
This class has never been shown IN a
southern Horse Show. and will prove g
unique attraction. It consists OF twa
horses hitohed abreast and q third horse
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. a-FLOU R--pull and
nominal Rye Flour-.Flrm. Corpmeal-Qulet.s
Rysr--Flrmes; No. western, e2lsc' Harley
fsSWyI,seat--spot, nrm; No. 2, red, slssc Options
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Measures We're Effective IN
Making Close Steady.
BETTER LEVEL OF PRICES
There. Was Erratlo Fluclua.ion During
Early Hours, ard last Prices Wers
Below the 6sss-Bonds Quite
afG Active ard Irregular.
.iny Assccinted press.1

I NEW YORK. September 25.-Yester..
Gays late events in tho stock market ,;,
ss2usDs sssGus msse 81
{ day. Az Ia often tho case III specula tive
matters, the threatened harm incited cf-
forts to counteruct It. There were str4n nIg:
market To check the pracipitate dec}lttee
! IN prices which. Threatened n violent
shrinkage OF credits, There were feyeIisli
and Grade f9ctnatoF,s during &, ft r.
supporting measures finally proved q
effect, and the market qpieted dow WI s,h1
became STEADY ut leys q yTta eps sSp,
small unsettlcment again IN the iln t.i
-denllnSs, but the pressure was again
fres,sted and The market closTsha . fteaHy
alton was continued with cons'ai e. srab 21o
force this morning. esneeia,iy. IN IN ,, IhS
classes Of stock and the second m an,5s
gage bonds opened at new loWGrecoIIuss
and kept the early market unseniG ".
IN spite Of support by powerful financial
intercs.s at other points. When theiiMct
n markot aid d uo IL follow the advance
prices to any extent. the bears made q
determined drive Il 81, at TEMPT to 5esa1n
the upperhnnd I aa,es s,eei
spparentiy, equipped with the knoNlsqge
81 / i'd !. existence of ID: consde b!saWstoI
4 loss order III that stock ut about bs. u
proved the accuracy Of the bears IN.
formation Of aurn,ise; the price slum sIaI
5t0 60 Ia, with a rapid recovery howexeI,
stock touched 1S,'and the bonds ~ =
during the day the general r M m driye
! prices generally got only slightly
below last night s:.leyel The uncovered
bears took alarm at this evidence OF et-
co cover their shorts.ifa .tthe principal nttivre
stocks Afterwards Kotfrom to. 2,pdiIts
over last night. There were vide :ae &c;
cIincs both on the stock Exchange ana
In Tie outside market. in some securities
for8which there Is rot an . etive e., MAJ ,ss
kst but speculattye sent q, In ,r1o on 'ns
i The bond market was quite active and
Irregular Total sales par value ie $50 sss
United States Is declined IL per cent
total o's sales Of stocks today we're s'5 100
aha res. .@fs.. iaIit- Y
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
8 Richmond, v h'' SEW =, = = ~ ~
SALES.

HALEs. t55l. 5E5s
VIRGINIA 3s-s2,Ioo at ooM.
virginia eCnturies-31,00o at el;tSl.Uoo At VI.
STATE SECURITIES: BIO. A'ssa'
vor,h cnro,,na4.. ..; ;o;: ' 90 q
va Centuries. 90, G. and R.....tto VI SO
b siAIi .tit,AD. nOSDS: z. Z. $50
A.C. L. q. r. Con. II. 49, ~ 20 TLas...t I
lt;,nrrin Southern and Fla. 1870. no II
'ncorgia aud Ala. Con. 5s, 1915 looi1 lVshs
,isii.iniAn STOCKS: Par
'ChcYapenke and Ohio. w ~ @...i
Norfolk and Western com 100 oS -;
seaboard Air Line pfd 100 s3 d
Seabonrd AZ Line com ...... 100 ~ ~ 4
Southern Railway pfd ........lC IsE
Southern Railway com........loo 1874 ff'.'
HHNk,5 4 SI,-rnusTi co. STOCKS: 3.
First National ....- .....1u5 4V' .:
METROPOLITAN bank OF Ya.......A1
National Bank of VA..........1Do n ~.
Union Bank Of Richmond. .Io loa -:
virginia Trust Company 400 -. lol 9
II lNa,fnAS CEi COMPANIES: VI yt
Virginia Fire and Marine ..-...2255 s ssh
Virginia State ................. ~ 81 "a
a ~ Isl, Fila SEOuS:
ya..Car. Chem. pfd. SIP. c.....lo0 % ~
Na..Car. Chem. com ............AVo 1875 Iva
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I MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT. OF RICHMOND, SEPT. rs, 1908.
- ~ % II n

FORT. OF RICHMOND, SEPT. 25, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Guy. Norfolk. merchan dis.
aud passengers, Old Dominion line.
& SAILED
Steamer Pocahon tas, Ora yes James River land
inEs and Norfolk, merchandise and passengers
Virginia Navigate Company.
Steamer Brekeley. Guy. Norfolk. merchandise
aud passengers, Old Dominion une.
PORT OF WEST POINT SEPT 25, 1908.
III ARRIVED.
7 Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
i Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo. II
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT. rs, 1908.
ARRIVED
Barge Knckerbocker Providence.
SAILED.
Bark Baltimore, New York.
Schooner Fannie c. Bowen, Fall River.
/, Schooner Laura l.. Sprague, Lynn.
Schooner Chares Davenport Portland
Barge General Knox, Boston,
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED VA, SEPT. o.
ARRIVED.
Barge Old Dominion, Towlson to load lumber
Schooner William L. Franklin, Bramwell, to
load lumber. 5{g.
Barge Minerva, Clayton. to load railroad ties.
Schooner Thos. ]. Seward. Murphy. to loud
lumber A3ttt l..= 'sH.H4
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,.1r,MonE sTocK MAnKEr,

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
q BALTIMORE. ND. Sept. 25.-seaboard Az
Line common, 1870 1879 (: do. preferred. u go!i
~ abos I'd As 7bN 076 Atlantic Coast Line,
common, ITO usltd;I do. preferred, not quoted.
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ssa0.25. shecp--steady. Best wethers. sa.so@
A. ctlls and common, S1.50dl2; choice lambs,
$5.5095.75; real lives, S70Tb0.

CINCINNATI, o.. Sept. 25.-HoGs-Activc
mud lower nt..$425G q 0.36: Cattle--stendy at sea
4.en sheer-steady at s1.5o@3.4o Lambs
STEADY at $3.50d5.60. iI5g II
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m,ddliug uplands ll.es; mlddlng ,gult, 1850;
sales, ,266 bales ste3 ~ "a \ ity 5s5t5 III
Cotton QUIET nida!!ng 1i?s gross reeetp q;
bales; export to Great Britain, 0'Oi. palesi 70
France, 1,44l bales.
Total to-day Ut ~ seaportsESet rec oip 49,
to France. l.i4i tscsi to the Continent 10 EOS
bales stock, 27374s bales.
! Consolidated ut all seaports--Set receipts
1o7,765 bales; export to Great Hritnll', H4.o
tinent, 44,sip bales,
Total since September lstat all senportsnSet
receipts. 847, 3l8 bales; export TO Great hrltnn,
bo,4i4 bales: to France 1897 7bales to tho
NEW ORLEANS La, Sept. 25.--COTTON-
Spot cotton quiet and weak. Sales, u 100 blles'
including J. 900 to arrlvei delivered on contract,
Il se few Days viii a
tie movement BY causing farmers to hold some
OF their cotton instead Of throwing It ~ on tho
market at once, Quotations were rsd9G c,S ~,
lower than yesterdays closing. Incubation sent
eeyery Occurred 2, s9il points. Later there
was recession Of latla point. from the higneist
net t losses on September Of 5 points and 2
points each on the other positions.
Cotton futures steudy; septen'ber; pos @o.7 o
s.ssv ssssss Ss sssass sS g.
ruary, os2ao,sS March. osodo.4o,
The following are, the total net receipts Of
eoE sv. q a assis ' Sss ssP's' ore
bales; Mobile, :,4ah bales; sayannah, 1os,7so
bsies; Charleston: 20 s6s halest Wilmnston, 81;
400 bales; Norfolk, 27,aa4 bales; baltlmo o sso
Phisdelnhia sis bales; Pensacola, so bales, To-
tal 347,3l& bales,N AGtu
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MONEY AND ExcHANGE-CLO
Money an call. firm at 2 l-4l3 per cent;
closing bid. 9 -; offered at ~; time ae
money. very dull: sixty days, l-2 per
cent; ninety days. c per cent: ak months,
6 per cent: prime mercan tile paper, 6p
s l-2: sterling exchange. steady at oe,
biils AT 81. Sc. 2cl sc. Is orEdemand and at
$3.50 35fl4 $40 { for slxty-day bills: posted
rates. H.S3 and s4.3l: commercial bills,
t4.s2 silver. g. "a; Mexican dollars el
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Sept. rs. 1908,
OJIOTATYONH g
CATTLE. MARKETs.

4,o84 head Good steers, 10c, higher; medium
and common steers slow to l0c lower; bulls,
steadyi COWS, weak fat COWS, 49, otf s,ssT.'
sSa4; COVE, $l0oGa,s5 Calves Receipts. Ba5
head; market, 256l5oc. lower. yeals. sb@e;
eulls si:bo; grassrs; ts,ls,s@a,7si western
sts@1sSc' Der pound. Sheep and Luinhs-Rs,
cepts $500 head sheep, steady; lambs, In
farr demand, Sheep, s2,boqI4; choice and eK'
saa seS1 Gp 1as sn ep'S