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Woodville Republican., 1903-04-18
rssariIlt xCnblirau.
saturday, April is.
"a al Journal Of Wilkinson
County.

- Announcements ef marria-
"a deaths viii oe published
.;,hau, charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE Board Of
Directors OF the Associated Press met In
this city to-day and elected the following
officers: IS
z President, Frank B, Noyes Of the Cht-,
cago Record Herald First Vice President
r. B. Haskell, Of the Boston Herald;
Second Vice President, J O H. Estill&o the
Savannah News; Secretary, 81 Melville N ~.
Stone; Assistant Secretary. Charles g.
Diehl; Treasurer. Valentine p. Snyder.
Frank B. Noyes and Victor It. Lawson.
OF Chicago: Charles w. Knapp, of ST.
Louis; yVhitelaw Reid, OF New York, and
Charles, H. Grasty. Of Baltimore.
THE Vacancy on the Board of Directors
caused by the resignation Of Stephen.
o Meara, Of Boston, was filed at the an
nual meeting by tho election OF A. p.
Langtry, OF the Springfield (Mass.) Union
and the other four directors, whose terms
expired, were reelected. The board as,
at present constituted consists Of Albert
j.. Barr, Pittsburg Post; Clark & Howell
Atlanta Constitution: Chalres w. Knapp.
ST. Louis Republic; Frank B. Noyes, Chi
cngo Record Herald; NJ. Fl. De Young
San Francisco Chronicles Whitelaw Reid.
New York Tribune; w. l.. Mclean, Phil
adelphia Bulletin; George Thompson, st.
Paul Dispatch; William D. Brickell. Co
lumbus (Ohio) Dispatch; Charles II.
Grasty. Baltimore Evening News; Harvey
w Scott, Portland Oregonlan; Thomas
g. Rapter. New Orleans Plcayune Her-s
man Rlddock, New York Stats zeitunG;
A, P. Langtry, Springfield (A1ass.) Union.
and Victor f. Lawson, Chicago Dailyt
News l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
The Heavlness Of the Market
Made a New Record.
CROP II >OUTLO OK OBSCUR E:
Further Q contradictory Reports rhsreon
Received The Buying Of Ralirosd +
Stocks Turned Course o.. the.
Market Y Upward. q. 9 fa...s,.

NEW YORK, Sept. l7.--lnterest In To-
days STOCK market conferred largely t
the Steel Issues h nnd ar ssrts1
concerning which further contradictory
reports camc 10 hand. was OF 'econdary
import ance compared with the impresfl0n
e eommon y Which Established . rev iS Sy
against Steel prcfcrredt and tho Efye 1eeir
cent. bonds wore steady. compared @Ni.ilr y
"a Another fea tul.o or the industri9l stu "a,
ton. which was not without Influence io,-
lowing hard unon he early weeks heve q.
opnenl s In United States Realty. was t w
chewing made By ne standa n,o h bpesk o' II
Tennessee Coal. Persistent selling OF
American by London and tho suspension
+ or prominent Liverpool cotton MOUSE ,
buying Of standard railway shares ny ny
brokers, commonly supposed TO reprosem sen
strong interests. together with heavy coz.
erng. turned tho course Of nc ne, ,nnr re,,
sion house, and some OF the Pacific STOCKS
advanced under buying BY brokers that
have been prom,nen, In ~ !hf re mornInTs
excitement was wiped out later when trad:
Ing became dull and narrow, ana prices
once more ga eyed In the 81aat hour ms
weakness Of the industrial! gTonn nos'I ntr
IISDI hIutc,
four points and Steel common touchins
the low figure OF the day.
n The mnrket closed steady. 1t devclopeel
after the close Of the market mat 1nucn
( OF tho selling OF Tennessee Coal came
from n Philadelphia house. and was sald
10 be oased on adverse trade reports.
Foreign exchange advanced SHARPLY 55 20
5l.6S.25, due largely TO a demand Tor pllis
10 meet maturing ninety day loans: - =
feature OF the day was the SAFE o. s lov
shares OF United States shipbuisdlns az
q per share.
The bond market showed some slighi
$irregularity In sympa thy with the woe
Huct,la lions In United States Steel. ,Total
sales, par value. 31.4o0,0o0. United states
I. Is and old As advanced " per cent. on 70
last call 4.
were 4s9, 30 shares. II
MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLosE:
Money IN call steady at 2h92ih PEI, cent:
closing bid 9 per cent: offered OF ~ pe pc,
cent; time money. dull; sixty DAYS a.:
Der cent; ninety days. s per cent; s,N
months. 81 per cent. prime mercanulc
paper. 6aGK, per cent. Sterling exchange
4 Arm with aetna business In baHkers, dis
al q. ss2o74 ss25 for demand and az
Ae. 8d4.s2.35 for sixty day bills; pos s1ts
rates. A.s3@4s7; commercial bills; A.s2ts.
Bar silver, Ess&. Mexican dollars, %.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
EUROPEAN TRADE AFTER RARPA,
HAM OCk3 APPLES.

Mr.. =. G, Greeenway, general agent OF
g. Co, OF London. and No. 76 Park Place,
New York, was in Cnlpeperr last week on
his way to Rappahannock IN the interest
firm Ind last year tho largest single con-
ssnment tina, has as eyer na sono a9ross from
the the growers ROW inc 20 MI neapolis WEI s lH
barrels. Two years ago Mr. Greenway
handled eo"s ,so sss through 4 1 yos
I u ' Wood. John Keyser and John j..
Miller I the wel-known apple growers OF
i s e states tSo thst his 1y firm
.hinners from $500 to $3.50 per barrel
for farp early fruit, The flrm q r. 4, o'Kely
selected a ws y III he nsss stsss
e goyernm ent OF Australia, and tho Peach
Growers' association, !, Of o., 6. Georgia 70
t,aau.s MARKETS, so that any goods con-
s sn,n'sn to this house BID fair to meet With
s ss lara results culpeper Exponent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
SLOW REGISTRATION {
Interest Does Not Increase With the
Passing DAYS. jS

Whether there are q great many un-
registered voters III Richmond or whe>
ther the people are indifferent to their,
right to vote Is not known. but certain
It Is that but few names are being added
to the lists by the Boards OF Registrars,
who are now conducting the second tenn
porary registration III the various wards
OF the city N
The average in the wards Is falling
below twenty day, and no one seems
to be tnking any interest in tho matter.
Up In Clay Ward committee was ap-
Ward Actives. but they have not been
able to create any considerable interest,
and Clay Ward is doing about as tho oth-
or wards. &S
The boards will suspend one Saturday
until after the primary, and will resume
work about the middle Of the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
BUSINESS AND
PERs 0NAL ACCOUNTS:
SOLICITED BY IN
the N
State Bank 4 Of Virginia,
illI1E. Main 81, ~
Richmond, VI. /.

tnonopolizs the planting OF the weed. and
then It will have all. It has already
forced many OF the exporters out Of the
field BY the English combination. Many
who are still In the business are Just
waiting TO get rid OF their stocks as
advantngeo,lsly az possible II 1t cap,
lures the other countries It is now start
Ing out after It will largely cut the re-,
naming OK porters out as we'll. Then the
regio countries will fall into the hands OF
the trust, because II there are no export
erH hero the governments will have nos.
body to buy from but the American To-
baoco Company. This willa complete the
circle i-4 ~ is wv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
A Big Sale To-Day,

The sale OF tho OakWood Avenue props
w Eai Was Vas TO have taken place yesterday
afternoon, conducted BY Messrs,
THOMPSON Brown and Company :, !. Vas "
The rain the attractiyeness OF the sale
brought out some. hut as al lots put
10 Viii be sold. Messrs Brown and Com-
pany deemed It best to POSTPONE tho sals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
FIVE rllLLION DOLLARS
That Sum is Now Available for the ST.
louis Exposition.

Louis Exposition.
The following telegram was received
a few days ago by Governor Frances at
st. Louis. from the Secretary at Wash
ing ton: - , !, Z. I !
David !. FRANCES, ! prs e It, /! louisiana
Vouchers covering an expenditure Of
Sl6.0OO,0oo, made by Louisiana Purchase
Exposition Company, have been FURNISH.
ed TO my satisfaction. Biank tornls OF
bursemcnts Of IJnites states government
appropriation, have to-day been mailed 10
'oui 'N ~ L. M. SHAW,
.sWs Secretary.
II was condition Of tho BIZ passed
by Congress making an APPROXIMATION ~
for the 81 Ga show f fbat s
100000 had actually been spent. upon the
exposition before ono dollar Of tho, GOV
eminent approprla lions could be paid. In
TO verify ths ~ eEnemd,tnfG =, ne me
United States Treasury officials, they had
to DO sent from st. Louis to Washing
ton for that purpose SIX full steel-bo,lnd
trunks wore sent by express packed with
these vouchers and the work Of examining
them began. i
The lnannor IN which the CONTRASTING at
tho vouchers has been oona ia1 has been
to the Secretary, a special room, was set
aside on tho third floor of the Depart
ment building, ana % tEls Twelve skllled
clerks were sent. They We're equipped
With calculating machines and special
typewrlters and rubber stamps; Each
Voucher wcs carefully cnnyassed and q
complete record made OF the person In
whose favor i IVA was drtnwnS also the
ture. Every voucher was sta mped on tho
examined By n Representative OF tho Sec
retary of the Treasury, Then the vouch-
ers were taken to the office Of Mr.. Wall
lace Hills chief clerk Of re RtSegplrrtment,
m m,.t Later they were taken to the base
ment of tho Treasury and ri nthroueh n
cnnccling machine, which punched holes
IN them about the size of a lead nen-
eli, After this process they We're retiirn-
cd to Mr. Dunn, representing the EXPOSE
Wy The Whole amount thus shown to have
been actually expended was $40 037, 900 II
&c stated that the $5,0D,0oO government
money will DO paid out upon existing
Contracts soon to mature, In about three
months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
Wall Street Gossip.
fsnoc,,, 10 The Times. Di.ps Itch I

Especial to The Times. Di.pa tcht)
NEW YORK. SEPT, 1.-THE stock ., m.sk sI
opened hrmer on better crop 1I,n or%eI.
md commission houses were doing ii.!te
was little foreign selling IN places, soun. s
f BALANCED Thy room s,n seemed expect
INK further rally
The wrakness In Steel preferred 70 Lnno ,r
me- At the opening. Considerable Importance
vas attnched to the meeting OF the steel billet
pool especially a. soHr 'aade the present
london ,hs early seller Of IN Union rnsns
TrsnsIt and the story Of Its increased interest
In Metropolitan.
MARKET HELD WELL: !,
- Tho market held very we'll conhderng, IN the
arst hour. In spite Of some western sellins
on the rally aud Some rcalizing fov foreign &C.
r rnnnt. The buying was rather professional, but
It is likely that the more aetivc traders 70.
the present are operating ,or o'her people qu''e
- The rally In Steel ,6s was a favorable factor
In the early trading. III
sowE WESTERN ScovERING:
The market held It's rally very fairly after
mid dag, although the volume nj trading was
sl;np Of Western shorts In places was In line
liz the rather heavy tone In corn. and tho
Nav. OF the crop situation were corrcspondinsly
m1 rs Arm tone in ST. raul aud Missouri Pacific
"a. NOT in harmony with the run,ors Of an &C.
lively besrs attitude on the the stana
shlr conservative. but does not seem to bs
< operating for lower prices
rnr YAsr HOURS sHAnfMERISG:
NJ. Iast quotations were above the lowest,
MI Tho market received a severe hummerlpg In
~ last hour. and a good dea OF, the stock
hnnrht In Inn morning was thrown over. Tho
i.rnsr traders wera very hearish, although they
seemed 10 have run the movement In Steel into
the ground. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
Crowds Increasing.

n The largest audience which has yet
witnessed the presentation Of Clyde Fitch'a
comedy, '"rhe Girl and the judge was !
at the Bijou last evening, coming In q
prosentative, the production being res
celyed with rounds OF applause. The play
grows II, favor with each succeeding per-
be- presented Tonight and Tomorrow
night with final matinee Tomorrow
~ r assn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
MISS MARY JOHNSTON
RETURNS TO RICHMOND

Major John w. Johnston. with his
daughter Miss Mary Johnston, the au-l
thor ana the rest OF the family. have
returned to the city, and are again doml-
clled for the winter at their elegant home,
No, 113 East Grace Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
! WARM RAILROAD FIGHT
Southern and Louisville & Nashville I
Lively War.
(By Associated Press.)


Is KNOXVILLE. TENNNu Sert, T.-Tho
local fight between the Louisville and
Nashville and Southern Railways was re-
sumed this morning by the Louisville
tund Nashville, putting one hundred men
to work between tho Louisville and Nash
willie terminal site In the city limits and
tho Brookside cotton mills. building about
one mile Of track to reach tho Brooksldu
mills and intermediate industrlns..
Tho Southern Railway ATTEMPTED to
prevent tho operations at the Broolside
on a. siding and spur track. The Louis
Vile and Nashville tore UP one OF tho
southern's tracks and laid its own new
track where the southern's track had
,,Atio other points the Louisville and Nash
vile built over the Southern Railway
property. This Is In territory hitherto
NOT inya ded by the Louisville and Nash
vile in It's campaign to reach INDUSTRIES
In and about Knoxville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
Richmonders lnIMtw YORK,

Special to The Times-p ,sHateh1
NEW YORK, Sept. l7.-Herald Square.
IT. Mittendorf aud wife, Miss 4. F., NIT
Dents. u. H. Redd. Jr,; Norton ], T..
Barrett; Vendome. II. G.. Roscheri Grand
Union, W. u. Redwood and wife,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

4, . ..,,n,,,r >. registered. 4. :. 100
:, ...,iinr .. cannon .., I. ... 100,
=, !. - .a.,. t.r.d los
=, 3 >. oo,non !. !. (. !. 40. los
:, q W. 4. rcyt,,ered y. 1851
u. s. New "a. coupon 1890 isr,i
u. 8. old IA, registered ........'..'.I'''' 1Si
u. s.. old Is, coupon NJ NJ
L.. s. 5s. Registered - M
y. =; o. eo,,i",, 49,. 100
Atctisoh, sSH i.n. a. - 4. -. 10
Atchison. an I, mhin ts..........,... o.
Ha!tilnore "nI ntto III. %
Baltimore anu o Unlo ~ i. .,,., 9s
Baltimore ana oni' ,ds .,.,,........ 1851
Canada sou!helM 10 105
Contra! OF Seetsia 1s, inc...,,... ~ IS
Central OF 1eo'6Iu q I,s - - 10l 9
chesapcnke ana oH'o o y !.,2H.s'st.,.... 49,
Chicago ana Aton Snor now 4s,,..... a2t
Chicago. y. ana n, con a.. ,.,.... 104
Chicago NJ. ana ~. ST. .1 nrn con 1907
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
csses Included. 1s@1s,ac. Cheese--steady
Arm II 1Oil a II NC. iNs Id }55s5s

y BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 17;-FLouR.
Steady and unchsnEea end1 Sha rea
western sax @S4hc. the month, S2h aGsz ;ta g;
southern By sample 12GS2'hc SornT sn,,a,;
spot, toa4 dl56Ne.: September beA GHs' eSg
white. 4sn q 4sc. Ryc-Frm; on 59c; But 1T
ter--Steady and unchanged Egss-Enm anu ANY!
unchanged Cheese and sugar-slFoh au Vi7 ~ ~
charged, ttae'F'E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET:
Richmond, Va, Sept. II, loO3.
49, 1HtEEff. QUOTATIONS. 1873 r4e55s
CATTLE MARKETS,

. CHICAGO III, SFpt, I7 r., A.ad NM
s sr1ps 900 Sead e dull and lower. Good to prime
steers $500 T. medium coS saGss5s slose
a1fnrs sn0i4 80: canncrs, $l.h0M 1905 bulls,
s ssd1sts CAVES, ssSc sssss
Ssd44O: western steers, Sa'ahi;m t1 ibeoo
h Msri murGe io 6e lower Mixed and euteh
good e sh1 7S. hS isb{ sSS@
a as; bulk OF sales, S5,86G0. Strengthening.
$4,000 head sheep strong and 9e - h rBnis:
lambs strong to l0c, higher COCO 40 20 so
Gs.eS; native lambs, $3bo@olo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
Cotton Failure in London.
nv Asyoclatcl Press.,

IIETI - 1TIV NSFUUIHlC!! ETFsE.J 0I3II"-. n
A LIVERPOOL, Sept, 1.-THE failure OF
John Wrgley and Son, n firm prominent
In the cotton trade. was announced to-
day The house It was rs stdnlted had sus;
aned heavy n sn {ha and ap
house. tf0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
cOTr't1N MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Sept. 17.--,rhc cotton market
e t1o points anG n nts, showed lltt Z
further loss under the daa prointing cables and
iI1uiddtion. bit almost immediatetJ rallied. nnd
turing most OF the balance Of The session ruled
'fh!fly active and strong oh hcnvy. COVERING
.Nl support Ard ',slnE fron, outside sources,
only were tcmpern ttrrs OYER tbc belt generally
low but frost was reported y o,c afietIm ,o "
'f6r The northern sections Of the belt Tho
sssn n some assIoas q ~. 6ell; !.and taken
altogether thu news wns characterized On hihc
:nom ii DOWNRIGHT bad, rriccs Witch II !, the
early morning Ind re.chcd sr. not ios snu
|nned oppos,'on by certnin pcron,lnen ,,ssr r.
.tercstA and rchlisng Tint the gains natnra ny
attracted until q level net 1HN roniss higher :
Ind been attained with Heptrmhcr selling n
tt.4s, October at or, January at Q. 90 ana De
ccintcr At 1901 irhen offering, became hsari,et
bya oea bear interest which IN Sconnect p
With renlIsing. wins henvy enough to cause q ue.
cline almost as rapid rs the adrance: nnd The
market va. 9nall harcly aenay =. w pG hfs
was ID points higher. ~ day. sentiment here
wna enrvn,is and unsettled. Sales estimated at
6OO, 900 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
rAvAt STOKES.

NAVAL STOKES.
en.ks. lir,sslnSFirm a si.7sai:so Sa: e;
ssl,y Sssfs 8 Ss ra.f It
dx sisH, 3 AZ Is 10,t.' :sr.
c csHHn Sco barrels sales All barrels, exports
5a4J barrels. 81 a } \, ~. 4, ,,,npty
.rtE Ne E1.l t t1nIs Al 81 Iic. tsosins,cahy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

Mcttopolitan 1,1hk OF Va. ..,.,s.2s 20 2eh
uhlon Bank OF Richmond. 80 i0a 1893
vifsihla Trust Company ..,..,ioo AZ. 100 &
fSsihAN Ct; COMPANIES.
Virginia Fite ana Mhrinett..,...S 37h ...a
silsCEttANE1tsi 8 ,is
American locomotive VIA. ino 81 ~
'v.n.. Car, Chem, pfd. 3 p.5 c.....iW DOH nnA
scc sr n rs chs n1 CO.. CON =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

= Elm City, Haynes. Mattaponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
Elm city Haynes. Mattuponl River lantlngs,
passengers and general cargo. II
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. II, 1903
'S 80 tfF n. ARRIVED. N4st8 iaa}
Sea MGR Scotia, u Galveston. r
y s-.a'iI|E SAILED
Steamer Alnpra. Glasgow.
Steamer Scotia, Hamburg.
e Schooner j. ". Linncl, Savannah. NM
Schooner Henry " Cramn. Providence.
Barge New York. Providence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

virginia centuries-sl,o 900 at Of; $500 at ooa.
virginia Carolina Chemical Co. preferred-So
shares a t 90h.
STATE SECURlTlEs' Bld. Assfd.
Serts c: Ssn :. y, s.s r.. io;s ' % 81
w. w. Centuries. 2.s, G. and R.,.,. ooE OIL
RAILROAD RoNDs'
Grorcin Southern and Fla.. 1850. 10 49,,
f;eorgia and Ala Con. 6s. 1045.,,, l05ls loo1
n. and W. Ry. Pocahontas 4s.'., ss!s ~.
RAILROAD sTocKs;5a ;.s', Par, 4.35eF
Atlanta and Charlotte, :,..,.,.l00 - lb6.
atlantic Coast Iine ''A".,.;,. 100 40 ~. 5ss
Atlantic Coast Line ronJ.,...!0O 10 n lllfG
Atlantic Coast Line OF Conn..,. 100 230 49,.
che,apeake anG Oh1o,,.,.,,,. 100 81 ~.
Eorfoik and Western. com ,.,...lOO GO ~.
ncsboard Air Line pfd 81 IS
senbonrd Air Line com .,...,.l00 90 FL
southern Railway pfd..,...,.!oo 81 SO
southern Railway com..,.,,..loo y Is !
HANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS:
Bros d.street Bank,,.,.,.,.,...,22 Ssls 20 \
firt National .,,.,.,".,.,.,,loo loo 1861
5siti fl3l g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
,rot,T or RICHMOND SEPT. II, 1908.
'.'S,'''F- - llg7tt ~ =, n tVtSry H uIar /

Steamer rcrko,cy. Guy, Nort , merchandise.
nrfl passengers. old Dominion ,..:, p,- $40
Inv. 'I nnl Eor foi merchandise and passengers
Virs min NasiGa tor c2mphih,,' c,...,. ,.o.
sel!oonsr Al'f fc,n \ Iacoi, md Co
: schooner s1 william, IL franklin. Trolley East
rrn Shore hsh scran 1!ehnond , Gmano n,,,
x Schooner Thomas D. Scwhs"' a'"fP"!' pa t"''i'
h2 }3srr 60 n rnrroI1 cdu,ond Great wyecmeo
river nsh scrap Tchmn'd r Gnano e. e, Mos.
nbsto roct. Rfchn1ond Gunno Co.
SAILED.
steamer BrekeIcy. dry Norfolk. merchandise
and f,nsscnrrra. Old Dominion linc.
Barge t'crryviile. Morse, james Rivct' 'eht.
PORT OF WEST Po1NT SEPT. II, 1903 &
ARRIVED.
Charlotte Murphy Baltimore passengers anu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
ro1roYsrrt OIL MAREEr,

NEW Yot.K sspt H. 17f ,S'lI, ".n,,us ~
sendy Prime crude fic 6 Hi,t Hs,sai
S So,i' ", ~ .,im;,cr yellow. 3Sn27c,t Primo
whitc. 4Sr.. rhine winter yellow i5c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
Constance Contribution

n II3V 3NSSUUT'tNE0F fFfVSSV 49,
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE secre-
tery OF the treasury has received from
an unknown person at San Antonio, Tex,
- ! conscience contribution Of $40,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

reatest possible asststt sslle,. are ar n
iinri,r M Food frfht qualities that they will
b b. Mia 10 secure better 1notstl?ns IN The ncar
f II nS Bai weather has intcrtcrcd With Job.
!btrB'' sale. ti5fi 53. 3tt4fs 4s alt 'fqt /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

B nALriMohr: STOCK MARKET.
!, BALTIMORE, MD. Eept. Il scabohrtl All
tihrg common anil preferred, 126t32is senl,oar1
~ ION NIL Atlantic Const Line common ana
preferred, not quoted. tsat li5i 4' tss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

r.bicovo 4nncL Islnnl nnd pnc, "a. ....,. D0H
- r. r IN 81 foul. gen 4s........ n57..
ri ~, y ~ - '.ror,insj = Il. nSh
e.niorado ~, and I Southern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s3h
NV 1s" "u' ~ ~ : nj, : Gu ndo IA . 20
sr,a nr,n ~" lion a. .,...,...... o6la
SIS 5!s % s:sf$n %n 4 9s9;si dty 49,
IiosS sI, n * ',,ninrd IA 0SiI
,1nlsv,e hn non sod a. lo1S
H illi at.ai u, so t saau - S...,,. T2
Mexican C Gr1rrai 1 Sc i5M
SishIcai Se a. =" u Iii. 4. ~' . DB
S H,; nnu ~ o., md ,rrsas "a D7h
Missouri KAN mud Texas DDS - (. y
New York Central gen. Bfas.,....'..... o.; ~
CIV jersey = o La, q se''' - 1o1 Y
S Sor,herm ninc Is 7oss
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= ort , anu ror. I'' ~ 04Ii
nea4ihs He irn,' Maintain con. 6s 1l1H
~ =, I'M - o Cav Ern nrisco Is 02
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

NEW YORK septa neutrality-suspicious. ,'ysa!ss
Is head psessea Sese nd
Caves Calves eec all market lN3 head; 2as head
on sale the market rated steadyy:, inc PEI pens
at So. rs; western calves at S4.75@ $50. City
dressed veals, general sales. 5sc' per po Ma
Sheen and Lambs-isecelpts H'9I neaa bs stesP
cars OF stock unsold. Sheep sold at $s@a;75
pep 100 pounds, generally: lambs at ;oo'
general sales, hhQ7hc. per pound; dressed,
7QblOlac, higher. llogs-Market rateni h urn.
Heavy to light Suite and Pennsylvania hogs
sn1d n "a. 3OM0 30. -t,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

St Louis South western lists. way
ST. Louis Southwestern 2ds..............S12
s SnM,h ~ pn eide a sGh
somthern n aiiway h. 1879
~ ~. - i r., ,,nc 1ats q ~ I1S
Toledo ST.. r. and Western 4s......,.., n nn1s
iiiniom pncidc tonv. is v+h
Ivni,n ah y sts - .... 114#
tW,ohash pIs = -. - 00ls
Wahas deb Es' ....t..,........ co.'s
Wrst Shore As .,.................'...' ", 80
Wheeling md Lake Erie 49,. sS
~ smonso1dSa tod Tobacco As. CO.'S
Coinrndn Fuel q ......,........ ISL
DIV pnou u Ts,and ID = 72ss
no~n.rixania con. aus o5E
IL 81 Steel "a IS : .,..i.. ........... 75h
NJ. md o., collateral trust 4s.......,..,. o % N
Virrn . Ca rolina Chemical CO. com..... 23M
Vir Eniu- Carolina Chemical Co. pfc...... 20 z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
PEANUT MARKET,

ra Soaso1 msrIet aass seq Fancy aAs strictly
prime. sNe.i prime. &c.; common. enc. Span,
'sI pIa srEfsRHs VA, Sept, l7,-PEANUTs--
Spanish, 0OGOajsc, Market arm, stock Light
and few being offered, Ylrgnia's, 3lsc for
fancy; market steady,
DRY GOODS MARKET:
NEW YORK, Sept, l7.r-The market continues
uneyenttul With buyers RESTRICTING ORDERS 70 the