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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
WAITING ON
PROF. MOORE
Board Thought to Be for
This Educator.
PLEASE AL u NJ Nj HERE
Many University Mon Throughout the
Country Would Be Delighted With
this Choice---Thought to Have
Given Encouragement.
PLEASE AL u NJ Nj HERE

Mr.. Wyndham r. Meredith ono OF the
most active and prominent members OF
the Richmond Chapter OF tho University
Alumni. was seen yesterday afternoon
regarding the report that Mr.. John Bas-
sett Moore. of the Columbia University,
New York, would very likely accept the
presidency OF the University of Virginia,
provided he is allowed time in which to
complete the special work in which he Is
now engaged.
The following paragraph, from the
Washington Post Of yesterday. was called
to his attention: "a member OF the board,
it Is understood. did, while in New York
in August receive the information from
New York alumni that Mr. Moore would
probably ACCEPT an offer of the preaiden-
cy Of the University after he had tin
ished the work upon which he Is at pres
ent engaged. 1t Is also understood that
the New York alumni will, II Mr., Moore
Is elected, raise several hundred thousand
dollars to establish q fund from which an
addition to the salary given by the UNI
versity to the president may be drawn
After reading 1t through carefully. Mr..
Maredith said that he had heard from
what he considered reliable source GER
tain facts which led him to believe the
paragraph stated thr case correctly.
SEEMS Very Probab'-.
The inaction OF the Board of Visitors.
the postponement Of election from time
to time, would certainly seem to point
that 1t is waiting on some one. and many
are inclined to think that the board has
been SO encouraged from what it could
learn from the plans of Mr.. Moore that
it is willing to walt until this distln-
guished and cultivated gentleman Is in
a position to assume a new work.
From what can be gathered The alumni
here would be greatly gratitied by the
election OF Mr.. Moore. He Is one of the
ablest and most distinguished disciples
of international law In this country. He
is considered by some the most valuable
man In the faculty OF Columbia Untver
sity and could least be spared.
The Post says that ex-senator Faux
ner. OF West Virginia. is very anxious to
see Mr.. John r. Proctor, civil service
commissioner. at the head Of the Univer-
sity and Is using his Influence as the
president OF the Washington Chapter Of
the Alumni to get UP sentiment In favor
of this gentleman Mr. Proctor Is not
we'll known here personally. though he
Is known by reputation throughout the
country The Richmond alumni have
heard little or no mention of his name In
connection with the University presl-
dency.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
THE CLEARINCS OF
RICHMOND BANKS
Those for Week Ending OCt0-
Der 18th Show a Good
Increase.
(By Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Oct, 16,--The following
table, compiled by Broadstreet's. shows
the bank clearings at number OF the
principal cities for the week ended Octo-
bar 18th, with the percentage of Increase
and decrease as compared with the corr
responding week last year, sixty-four
other cities are included in totals:
New York SLOT, 1896. decrease 81.
Chicago $ls4,9a9,945, inciea ll,3.
Boston $l33.l9D,l96. decrease 81.
Philadelphia ,lQi .Sl ,162, decrease l5,l.
PIttsburs $islsSiG7. Inc ease SO.
San FRANCISCO S3., 826, 682. no. ease ~,
Baltimore SIS 636,aG3. increase 81,
Cincinnati S21S2l 200. decrease 202,
Kansas City 6.7l7Oil increase 100,
New Orleans sl4.967,S0s, Increase 1919.
h h.hadna s I. az ~ nsr ease 4
Washington sa,24l,335. increase las,
Savannah 81, 7bI 80, increa SOD,
Memphis SAM ,916, dec1 ease 81.
Fort Worth $3b66l40. Increase 80.
Atlanta $37SS,Sll, Increase g.
Nashville s9,3,739S, increase ISL,
Norfolk $l.126,305, dec ease loo
birmingham sl,sG9,SS2, decrease 40.
Little Rock $99s. 21S. decrease l6l.
Knoxville 81, OK. 0S5. Increase 296.
Macon $l,0i4,OOo, increase al
CHATTANOOGA S7b5, tb0. Increase 1917,
Jacksonville s7659l6, increase ~,
Houston 81 ,798 600 increase la'4;
Galveston $l0,0S1 600. increase rs.
Totals United States sl,os7 s972l9 de-
Outside New york sssos7s,a5e, increase
Totals Canada siL?lS.d.s, decrease 42.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
AUCTION SALES--Future Days
CTREET RAILWAY ELECTRIC
y LIGHT AND ICE PLANTS AND
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, AT PUB
Tic AIICvTION.

More than six months default having
been made In the payment OF interest Oh
the bonds Of the Charlottesville City and
tho deed of trust from sad Railway Com
pany, dated September 10, 1900, and re-
corded in the clerks office of the Cor.
CHnrt of pagep el %
and clerks office Of the County Court
of Albemarle county. D. B. IFS, pages l46
to l62, at the written request OF the hold
dersigned, INSTITUTED trustees under said
deed r 6 tibst, w No.2 e 10 1908.
door Of the courthouse Of Aibemarle
County Court, In the city Of Charlottes-
vile, Va, expose to sale all the prop,
erty, real and personal. conveyed oy sag
Street Railway tracks. with all its sidngs
and connections, an Ice Plant and an
Electric Plant. with I'll Its connecting &c, Iri
leges, leases, easements, rights, fran
chises and contracts relating and pertain,
ing to said railroad or either of said
plants; az squ,6 ~ nronertu tangiibIs nd
Intangible used in connection with said
railroad, electric light plant. Ice plant
SCI several pieces 81 Real ESTATE ane soe
in the city of Charlottesville. especially
about 10 acres Of land along sad rail-
way, on which there are mineral! springs
and valuable holei puiiu!Hs. ~ sIoa
trust will So sold. This Is valuable and
desirable property.
TERMs-As required by said deed OF
trust, cash.
Sale will be made subject to a mort;
gage OF the Piedmont Construction and
Improvement Company. dated February
], 1895. to secure $4,000, first :, M
cure the payment for new rails recently
bought by said G. c. & S. Co.
MICAJAH WOODS.
r. r. w. DUKE, III.
c. GUY ROBINSON.
oct4-4w. trustees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
REVISION COMMITTEE AIT
WINDING UP WORK

The Legislative Committee on FINAL Re-
vision and Adjustment are about to COM
plete their labors. Mr.. !, Boaz said last
night that they had placed all the bills
In the hands Of the printer and were now
revising them. He said they hoped to
finish up during the coming week, though
he rather doubted II they would be able
to do so.
The work Of drawing the report to be
made to the Legislature will be quite
irkaome, as 1t will be stated clearly what
action has been taken with reference to
each section of the Code. A number of
changes and additions have been made
In the laws as passed. though the com
mittee has acted within the scope of their
resolution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
NARROW ESCAPE
Mr.. W. j. Mays Vehicle Overturned
by a Runaway Horse,

Mr.. W. ]. Mays, foreman of the Lower
Gas Works, and one of the largest men
in the city. had a narrow escape from
serious Injuries yesterday about II O'clock,
Mr.. Mays was driving up the south side
of Broad Street In his phueton. AS lie
rea ched the corner of Laurel a runaway
horse ATTACHED TO delivery wagon
whred into Broad Street at breAkneck
speed. Tho horse ran into Mr., Mays
horse, knocking her down, and the wagon
came In contact with tha buggy. upset
ting 1t and throwing Mr.. Mays heavily to
tho ground, In falling he struck his
back and held his head UP sufficiently
not to come In contact with the stones,
Mr.. Mays was ext-lcated from his un-
comfortable position by witnesses OF the
accident. Ile escaped with a few bruises
a slight cut and severe shaking UP.
The runaway team was owned by Mr.,
Grubhs. of the Second Market. and was
In charge OF small white boy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
BUSINESS CHANGE
McDonough Absorbs the Business o.
McSweeny and McDarmott,

One of the important business moves
In this city is that of the ABSORPTION OF
the undertaking business of Mosweeney
and McDermott by James MoDonough
and Company. which goes into effect at
once.~
Mr.! Mcsweeney goes out Of tho business,
hui Mr.. McDermott goes with McDon-
ough, and the business Will be conducted
from McDonouGh's old stand, on Eight
eenth Street,
Mi, Mcponough has heen in the bust
ness Il long time and has a large ellen
tele. With the young blood of Mr., Mcper-
mott the business will he conducted on
a large scale
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oct4-4w.
BY N, w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctloneer,
TRUSTEES SALE
OF AN
UNUsuALLY HANps5oME A M w WELl-
GROVE AVENUE,

In execution OF two DEGREES OF thu
Chancery Court of the city OF Richmond
in tho suit of Newton Trustee VS..
Shield, Trustee, ct ais entered respec-
lively July 3D. 1895, and october 9th, 1908,
the undersigned will sell by public auc-
ton. on the premises, OH
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER q, 1908,
at & O'Clock p, NJ, that certain lot OF land
at the southwest corner or Grove and Az
burn Avenues. fronting sixty feet on Grove
Avenue. and running back between paral-
lei lines one. hundred and lhlrty,rhye feet
to an alley In the rear. There Is scarce
~ a handsomer lot in the suburbs of the
city OF Richmond, and being on It's most
fashionable avenue, II should command
the attention of those contemplating
building and Investors alike,
rERMS-Iiasi. sufficient TO pay the costs
OF sale and any taxes that may be duo
up to the day of sale, and to discharge
a debt for sSi5ol and the residue. or,
credit of six months for a note, with IN
terest added, and title retained.
PHIL B. SHIELD, Trustee
oct l6-tds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, Oct. l6-Tho cotton market
opened firm at at an advance OF 66tl7 points,
following higher cables continued rpeorts OF
better spot demand and further cold weather
In the belt. This news exercised consider
able effect on sentiment, and while there was
naturally more or less realizing on the advance
Within Q or points of the hest prices Of the
session, or net lSM25 points higher,
Tho forecast called for further cold weather,
with more or less general frosts over the west.
rrn belt, receipts for the day being below eIpec-
tatlons. Exports were full, and, in fact, nearly
all the news received bullsh intcrpre ia ton
Trading during the entire session was active.
and tho demand seemed TO come from pretty
nearly all sources. Sales estimated at 7bO. O0n
bales. Port receipts for the day. 5l,i78 bales
against 81. $50 bales last year, and the exports
footed up 52,08l bales,
The New York spot market was steady at
an, advance of 10 points TO 900 for middling
uplands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS
IN tiENRlCO MATTER

The Henrico situation was rather quiet
last night, though some developments Of
interest are EXPECTED early next week,
The campaign for Brauer VIII open up
early IN the week and 1t Is understood
that the state Committee, regarding him
as the regular candidate, VIII furnish MIN
with speakers,
Tho story in circulation TO tho effect
that Chairman Ruftin might be appointed
deputy to MI. Todd should the latter be
chosen, was alphabetically denied BY MI
Rufiin last night He declared that he
would not have the place, II offered HIM
Hon. John G, Parker, Of southampton
said last night that he had no idoa OF
taking the stump for MI BraueF.
,--'--F--F-' y1'7---T--
Fill your house with boarders through
q Times, Dispatch Want Ad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
VIRGINIA DAY LIKELY
TOBE SEPTEMBER %.

1t is very likely that September I'D.
1904 will be selected as Virginia Day at
tho St. Louis Exposition. The Governor
has been approached on the subject, and
Is understood to be agreeable At the
meeting of the Virginia commissioners
Thursday It was decided that Mr.. Muir
rcll, tho frsts assistant should 90 to
st. Louis as early as practicable and
begin arrangements for a celebration
of Virginia Day on an elaborate scale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
SAYS TRIP SOUTH
CAUSEOF TYPHOID FEVER
fBy Associated Press.>

(By ASSOCIHted PTeSS.J
ALBANY, N. V. Oct. 16.-That summer
vacations and winter trips to the South
are fruitful sources Of typho epldem.cs,
Is tho belief expressed to-day by Secre-
tary Stuart. of the State Health Board,
in connection with an. gu break OF ty-
county. The local Health Board inspect
ed two cases in the family, whose name
the board withholds. While but two cases
have occurred there fourteen cases in
other parts Of the Etate are reported to be
those of people who were this farmers
summer bOarders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17

ford; Hon. ]. N. sebrell. Jr.. of South
.ampton: Colonel r. v. Gaines, OF Char
head, of Amherst; Clerk of the House
John ". Williams, of Giles: Hon. r. r.
Noblin, OF Halifax; Hon. Il. P. Buford,
OF Brunswick; Hon. T. II. Lion, OF Prince
William: Former Senator r. A. James. Of
Danville: Hon. c. B. Jones, King and
Queen, and Hon. Joseph Stebbins, Hall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
SIyAr. STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Oct. 1G.-SPIRITs
TURPENTINE--Quict at 55Ee. receipts. 30
casks. Rosin-Firm ut $2,06; receipts. 1924 bar
rels. Crude Turpentne-Firm at s2.25Gl3.s 80.
receipts IS 7barrels. Tar-Ftrm at $3.50; re.
sATANNAH. GA. Oct. 1e.--TuRPENT1NE--,
casks. Rosin,-ste ady; receipts. 27s6 barrels;
sales 1867 barrels; exports, l,lll barrels.
CHARLESTON, s. G., Oct. l8.-TuRPEH.
TINE-Quoted at 563ac Rosln-Steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
UNDERTAKERS SELL
THEIR BUSINESS

Messrs. Ncsweeney and McDermott
undertakers. have sold out their business.
the former to devote his whole atten-
ton to the Virginia Packing Company.
The latter Is not yet located. but it is
lished undertakers OF the city. The
stock Stock fixtures and good Will OF. the busi-
ness were sold to Mr.. 10 eph W, ,Bllley.
and the splendid new wagon RECENTLY pur-
chased BY the firm, to Mr.. Thomas A.
Reddn, Of No. 1874 East Main Street.
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FOR So L-E
80 ---'
UNION HOTEL,
FURNITURE
and FURNISHINGS.
Commencing TUESDAY, October 20,
1903, at 8 A. NJ

AND CONTINUING rIFTEEN DAYS,
l will offer for sale tho following arti-
Giles: Ranges, Broilers, Portable oven,
Kitchen Utensils, ID nins-room and kitcn-
en- Tables S yer Glass and Chinaware,
Table and He'd I4nen Druggets, Hall and
Room Carpets. House Fnrnltuie ana
FURNISHINGS OF every description. 3 Pool
c.ahira and Shop Fixtures, Annunciator,
and Electric Appl anees, L!noleum; large
Safe, Lumber and Building Mater al, Bath
Tubs, Toilets. Pipe. Gas Fixtures q
We'll veil equipped hotel would be likely to
have will he offered for sale Don't miss
the CHANGE fer q bargain. as , everything
and at an expected g'eat sacrifice,
EDGAR ALLAN. Jr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. 10, 1908.


PUNT Oh HIGt1SlVVUl W.T. 3u 1VVO.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes Norfolk. merehan'
disc Dpd passengers, Old Dominion line,
SAILED,
Steamer Pocahoptas, Graves, James River land
inEs and Norfolk. merchs ndsse sud passengers.
Virginia Navigation Company,
Steamer Brandon. thaades. MolioiSi merchaA'
PORT OF WEST POINT, OCT. IS. 1908.
ARhIvEu.
Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore, passengers and
general Cargo. ,rn
baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT 10. 1908.
SAILED
Steamer PallapEa, Hamburg.
Steamer Soestdyk, Rotterdam and Amsterdam.
Schooner Ypnpame Charleston,
Barge Emile, Providence,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
Hotel Takes Fire.
INV Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press
MEMPHIS, TENN. October l6,-Flrc
broke out to-day in the Clarendon Ho-
tel. located in the heart Of the city. and
a serious conhagration was prevented
only BY the prompt work Of the fire de-
partment. Several hundred guests sought
the streets In hurry. The loss Is small
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
Millions in Boz US Claim.

(By Associated Press2
CHICAGO, ILL. Oct. 16--The % per
cent. of the s4,0O0.O00 in judgments against
the CITY are based upon bogus and lraudu-
lent personal injury claims Is said to be
the charge which City Attorney Smul kl
is prepared to make before the City Hall
HGraftt Committee. Mr.. Smulskl would
not divulge the contents OF his report In
ndYanCe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
Wants Pay From Union.
nv AssocIated Press.)

(By Assoclated PTessD
CLEVELAND. OHIO, Oct. ia suit
was filed to-day by L. a. Kamerer. a
merchant tailor, against the Journey
mon Tailors' Union. No. 1872, and also a
number of Individual members of the or
ganization for $4,000 damages. as re-
suit of the strike Of the jou. neymen tall
ors In this city.
Kamerer AYERS he had many contracts
September 18th, when the tn Tors went on
strike BY picketing h shop and in
tim dating and beating. his employees. the
strikers caused him loss OF Sc, 900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
DRY Goops MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. ia slightly better un-
dertone is evidenced In the market for staple
cotton, In dry goods, but buyers are trying to
purchase at prices considerably under the cur
rent level, and succeeding In certain instances,
are INCLINED to wait until they are sure bottom
has been reached. Jobbers are doing quiet
store business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
TRUSTEES SALE
a VALUABLE FARM IN GOOCHLAND
COUNTY, VA, BY PUBLIC
AUCTION.


BY virtue Of deed OF trust from Luz
ella j. Creswell and her husband to the
undersigned, dated goth February, 1902,
Recorded 10Th March. 1902, In Goochand
County Court clerks office, in 2. b, 40.
y, III. being required SO to do by the tene-
flciary IN said deed. ! will sell by public
auction at Goochland Courthouse. on
''' MONDAY. OCTOBER, 10, 1903,
court Day., at l. o'clock, noon, the
above mentioned property, This farm
contains 137 acres and ad1oins the lands
Of r. d, Woodson. ]. p. Bowles and 9th
ers is easily titled and product We. To-
churches large frame dwelling ard all
necessary out-buildlngs ~ good repulr.
TERMs--Cash sufficient to defray sX-
Charge u debt Of ssSa with interest there.
OH from Goth day Of February. 1903; till
paid, balance on such terms us VIII DO
&. r, CARDWELL, Trustee,
oc. 11-sun, tn, thu.sat,sun.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NORFOLK VA: Oct, le,o ,Ia .,,[st,-
prime, ave; prime &c.; common, ~ GSc.;
Spanish. per buihel, Soc. No new crop coming
PETERSBURG, VA, Oct. ls.--PEASUTS-
Spanish, oOde2hc. Market arm, stock light
and few being offered. VIglnia's ahc. fes
fancy; market steady.
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NEW YORK. Oct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and common, slow to 1Oc. lower. Native steers.
ss.s5Gt5. 40: western. $3.40: bulls. s2.GoGa. 90:
cows SI.25a..30 Calves--Neceipts. 1,7C8 head;
good yeals, steady; Others, slow; grassers. low
er. veals, s5gs.So; choice. ss7b: culls. sag
4.50 grnssers aud feeders S2,ooGs,25, CITY
dressed venls, Si5I13c. per pound; country
dressed, "a l2c.; dressed grassers and Ted calves
245c. Sheep and Lambs--Recepts. $3.50 head.
Sheep slow; good lambs. opened steady; others,
lover market closed l0Gl5c. lower all around.
Sheep, s2b004; few export wothers ut $3.50:
lambs sS5oefe. 90. Hogs--Rccelpts. 2.o32 head:
market firm. state aud Pennsylvania hogs.
So4546.55: mixed westerns. $500
CINCINNATI. o., Oct. 16.--HOGS-Steadr at
SAGE. Cattle--Easy to lower at $2M4 .bo.
Shecp-Dull and lower ut $l.1b93o1. Lambs
Quiet and lower at S4nb,75.
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CATTLE MARKETA,

market slow. Good steers. S5IO@675; poor TO
medium. s3.5o6l4.75; stockcrs and feeders. 2.25
44.1O; cows and hcifers. Sl.4044.75; Gamers.
Texas steers, s2.75dL3.50; Western steers. $3@
a.s6. Hogs--Receipts to-day, 1900 head; to-
Mixed and butchers, S5.50ael5: good to cholcn
hcary, s5.7Od6 90; rough, heavy, s4.solU4o;
light. $550M8.l5; bulk OF sales. $5.6oG5.9o
I5c. lower. Good to choice wethers. $3.2b@
4: fair TO choice mixed s2Ga; native lambs.
335OM575.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
ONLY Two Met.

There were many committees scheduled
to meet at the City Hall yesterday eve
ming, but only two got together, they
having been Light and Cemeteries
They only approved pay-rolls and. dis
posed OF some other unmportant busi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17

NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct l6.--COTTON-
Spot cotton In good demand at full prices; quo
tations advanced Bloc.
Unexpectedly drm Liverpool and extremely
bad weather conditions In Texas, cold and wet
with frost lines extending we'll down into the
cotton belt. gave shorts q shock this morning
At the opening prices werc HAIR points higher
than yesterday's finals. and continued very firm
to the close, frightened shorts forcing values
up Themselves more than longs forced them
up by fresh buying. When tho session ended
the list showed net gains on October OF %
points. November and December q each, and
the balance OF the list lSM2G.
Cotton futures steady: October. 9.62do 90 {;
November. 0,56Gi0.G0; December. a.55; January.
0.Bogo.8l; February. 9.85d8,87; March. 9.75G
ORG: April. 9.s2Ig.s4: May, 9.s7M9SS; June,
a,0l@9.03, July, 9.96G907.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
coTroNsEED OH. MARKgr.

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Cottonseed oil was
O. b. mills, 27@.Sc.; prime summer yellow,
so,Sa aOc.; spot, SO u 13Sc; on summer yellow,
sbG8Ic,; prime white. A4c; prime winter vel.
low 44c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
Some Prorlnent Men.

Among the prominent Yirginjans here
last night were Hon. u, II, Blrdsons OF
SUSSEX Judge Lao n, Yarrell, OF Greens
vile; Hon. Geore u, Murrell, Ut Bed
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

hl'pHpho, 80, WV ~ i''oo'
STATE SECURITIES. BID. Asked.
North Carolina As. c.. 1ol0...... l0a -.
Va. IS, Nwe. G. and r.. l0S2..., aaN -.
Va. Centuries, 2-S. G. and Re-. s2.s -.
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. c. L. II. R. Con. TT. 4s...... 90 -.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
ChesAJeake and Ohio ...,......io0 2sH -.
Norfolk and Western om......lo0 55 80.
Seaboard Air Line pfd 100 20 ~
Seaboard Air Line om...,.,.,loO l2I, 10
Southern Railway pfd........1oo M -.
BANK STOCKS.
Brond,Strect Bank ............23 "a 25k
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine. ......25 IS 80
MISCELLANEOUS.
Continental lob. pfd .. Cleo 81 "
s. ]. and s. Co. list bonds, ...,... iOOla "
Na..Carollna Chemical com.. 400 lSA ~
Vs.-Cnr. Chem, pfd p. c...,.lO0 S7la 50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

fb,coro and Northwestern con- 7s...... 13lM
Chicago Il. Il. and Pac. 4s.............. INA
Chicago. r. /. and Pac. col 5s. ......... y
c., c., G. and st. Louis gen. 4s........ "
Chicago Terminal AZ ................... L3N
Consolidated Tobacco 4s................. bsA
Colorado and Southern Is. ............. 10
Denver and Rio Grande 4s............. VsSt
Erie prior lien NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 76T
Erie General IN gu
Fort Worth aud Denver City 1sts........ 1881
Hooking Valley 4Hs.................. 104S
louisville and aNsh. Unified 4s.......... 0sh
Manhattan con. gold As ................ 1O0k
Mexican Central Is ..............-...... 70
Mexican Central list Inc. lax
Mnn. and st. Louis As .................. 90
Missouri, Kan. and Texas 4s............ Of
Missouri. Kan. and Texas Ids. ..,....., IS
National r. Il. OF Mexico con. 4s..... "A
New York Central gen. 3hs..........., 3
New Jersey Central gen. 5s............. 12sss
Northern Pacific AZ Observation-Disclosures. 101 n