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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22

A Fight as to Fixing the Time
to Begin
(By Associated Press,)

COLUMBIA, 8. C. September 2l.-
When the Sessions Court convened III
Lexington to-day. Special Judge FRANK
tB. Gary, presiding, ono Of the first mat
Ter. taken up was the assignment Of q
dny FOR the trial OF James H. Iillmnn.
indicted for murder and charged with the
killing OF MIG. Gonzales, editor OF the
State In this city In January last.
solicitor Thurmond suggested Thursday
for BEGINNING the trial, and gave as ms
5rea.on for naming that day that 1t "oulu
be possible to get all odler cases
out OF the way before that tiIne
Several Lexington lawyers object.
cd to this suggestion and ursed
that the Tllnlan case be set for next
week, as the Lexington cases could not
be disposed OF before that time. they
contended that as the Tillman case dld
not originate in their county but was
transferred there on a change OF venue.
that county should not be put to the
expense OF delaying Its own cases, rms
argument was backed by a special pre-
sentiment OF the grand jury to the same
effect and Judge Gary on that ground
refused to accedci to the solicitors request
and set the case for trial next Monday.
There is no guarantee that the case
Will be tried next week. but SO FAR as is
known there is no ground upon which q
continuance can be secured. nor is II
known that continuance is desired.
The prisoner was In court to-day. az
were his uncle. Senator B. 4. 'IillmaF.
and other relatives. There are ten law
ycrs entered for the defense and five
besides tho solicitor for tho prosecution.
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WILL MIR. WILEY
HAVE TO LEAVE !?

Considerable Of a question has arisen
among the Methodist ministers here AS
to how the laws of church government
can DO observed and yet permit the
Methodist institute in this city to be cor-
Quoted longer under it's present manage
ment. f3a
with the present conference the four:
year term OF the Rev. George II. Wiley,
superIntcndent OF the mission. Will come
to an end. Tho laws Of the tinerant min
istry compel each preacher. unless at
tnched to some educational or foreign
missionary station to move at the eXpira-
ton OF this period and take up service
elsewhere. This would seem to Indicate
that the superintendent Will hayo TO leave
his work and 20 elsewhere. for time
least, Not little discussion has arisen
over the point. One presiding elder has
advised Mr.. Wiley that he will have to
move. and another that he can stay.
A prominent Methodist minister said yes
terdny that he thought 1t would be posi-
bio to get around the law by giving
him tho nominal appointment of assistant
at Trinity or some other church, FTe could
then continue his present work as before.
This success of tho mission here, Is
largely due to the efforts Of Mr., Wiley,
and he Is perhaps more peculiarly ndapt-
cd to the work than any other Methodist
preacher In the State. His removal from
the institution would probably be dlsas-
trous to It's best interests. and 1t Is hoped
by all that there may be hit upon some
plan by which he will be permitted to re-
main.
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JET ON THE STAND
IN HIS OWN BEHALF
(By Associated Press:)

(By Associated Press3
CYTIIIANA, KY. September 2l.-Curtis
Jett was placed on the stand in his own
behalf to-day.
He said he was In Hargls Brothers. store
at tho time Of the shooting, and then
went across the street and into tho
courthouse. Then he went to Hargis
store and upstairs In a room with James
Hargis, King Ford. Ed. Callahan and
Douglas Hayes The shooting seemed to
come from the courthouse. Jett OH cross
examination was sullen and often refused
to answer. Flo admitted that no was
drinking OH the day of the shooting,
The defense, to prove an alib for Jet,
placed Newton Campbell, Douglas Hayes,
James Brophy and Cash Williams on the
stand, and all swore that Jet at the
time of the shooting was In Hargis
Brothers store, J, l. Blanton. attorney
for the defendant. said King Ford would
swear that he. at the Tina of the shoot
Ing was in Hargis Brothers. store with
Judge Hargls, Sheriff Callahan and lett.
When the shots were fired Hargis told
Jctt to go over to tha courthouse and to
close the doors and not, to allow any one
to pass either in or out OF the court
house. 1t Is possible that verdict may
be reached by tomorrow night.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK Sept 2l-Tne e, cotton nant m"r foi.
iowinu lower cables and clearing weather over
the BELT by predictions fGT liberal sa
cstiniate for the days movement. But the mar.
ket was stcndied at the decline by bull supper.
and covering, encouraged by the continued low
temperntures, which were believed to be against
the best interests of the crop and eSpectatnl9his Ions
carried prices tts with oct0n sn1 II rc cny
er,nm to within n couple OF points OF satur-
days finals while tho other oponS ,o were s,n tfG.
hnr. Tint option showed relative weakness our
Ing the entire session, selling no higher man ian
- 40 and MS low as liza closing at lilo. the
dcclincs being duo to liquidation. apparently b!
the smaller longs whose selling was acccielratSd
NV row notices that were stopped during the
day brokers supposed to r,pTSsen the o,t pun III
t%s session and demand after tho partial re.
covcry falling or the bears turned d s,sh,S
I'd n downward tendency, closing steady 4@
o5 points lower, that being within ima points Inas
NJ teh lowest OH tho act I've options safes
werr es timated at Is, 900 hales
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.LITlLEBOY
IS STARVED.
Albert Hammock Deprived Of
Means of Subsistence.
Great Suffering In Montgomery, Ala.
Since tn, Closing Down Of the
Cordage Works-Many Pitt
full Gases Noticed.
fspecinl to rho Times-Dlspatch.)

tspecinl to The Times-D lspatch)
T MONTGOMERY, ALA, September 2l.--
Montgomery Is greatly shocked over the
discovery to-day Of an actual case OK
starvation.
Tho victim was Albert Hammock. q
little boy, aged fourteen, son Of Hard.
WORKING Cordago Works operatives, VINO
since the shutting down OF the factory
have been; out Of employment and 90.
prived Of all means Of subsistence
''The little shrlvcled corpse now lying
on a slab Mt ryce's Morguc.' said Rapoi
Messing to-day, us mute testimony OF
the practical heartlessness OF tho soclal
system which in Its eager chase for for.
tune works little children In factories,
deprlvng them of the JOY and Innocence
or life's morning. and then at the turn
Of tho market closes the factory with.
out warning, pushing the child out ihlo
the world to perish of hunger and cold
rho certificate Of death in, tho case OF
Albert Hammock. signed by Dr., NJ. Is.
Kirknatrick, reads as follows: l1ecehSeu
was In dying condition from prooaole
starvation when first saw him. ne-
moved from his impoverished nome u llic
civ Tnfirmary, It was not two days
before the child was dead.
Rabbi Messing. president OF the or
ganized charities, said this morning ID
reference to this case: Conditions m
North Montgomery since the Closing
down Of TIE Cordage Works cry alou 1td'
for samelloration.
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Work Of Mr.. Furman,

An excellent attendance was present
In st night at the service conducted at tho
Methodist Institute by he ReX Z. c ~ Me-
York There were several requests for
prayer aye, Among the ministers present vas
the Rev. r. II. Bennett, presiding elder
Of Richmond District: 49,, ,,,,dron
Of the city are much Interested In the
work XXI Of the evangelist and many, Of them
attend the services On Sunday he spoke
to the Union station sehool and o. On n .,Iii
SPEAK at the Institute each night this
Week and on Thursday afternoon at
o. clock.
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BUSINESS AVID
PERSONAL ACCOUNTS
SOLICITED BY .
THE
State Rank Of Virginia,
llll.E. Main ST.,
Richmond, Va,
he OLDEST
NE CHEAPEST CsSH GRO.
Gerry STORES I'm the CITY.

Best American Granulated Sugar,
bound ~. \. SO.
Lion Coffee, 1.pound papers 80. .....9c.
Sour Pickles, galIon.... 200
Fresh Soda Crackers & and Ginger
Snaps, per pound ....i...........41-o';
Carolina Rice, per pound.
Small California Hams, pound -. ..... 90
bars octagon- Shape Soap for......2 ESQ.
Pure Cider Vinegar, gallon. 200.
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen. 12c'
Best City Meal, per peck...,.. 10 1so'
Mixed Spices, for. plcklIng, pound. 200
Best Cream Cheese, pound, 15c'
ArbuckIes' ArIosa Coffee, pound .,..9hc'
Brown Sugar, pound .,......l..,........+ 80
No. I Timothy Hay, hundred $1,000. e5o'
Root Beer (n,ake S gaIlono), bottle. .5c'
Good Lard, pound, 9c.; or lbs, for. 25c
Whole Sweet Pickles, quart. .....'.... 100
Gibson, xxx, Mt. Vernon, Oscar
PEPPER Old Brands Whisky, bottle. ESQ.
3.pound Jars Home. Made Preserves 1ec,
BLACKBERRY or cataWba Wine, quart.12e'
EnamcIns Stove Polish, box ....,4c.
Salt Pork, per pound ,..,..,..,....,
Pound cans Clipped Reef 1ec'
New Clipped Herrlngs, per dozen.., 100
Good Green or Mixed T ca, pound 500
a'cans Plotted Tongue and Ham for, 1oc..
Carolina Rice. good quality, pound, sc.
Large Lump Starch, pound. 40
Duffy's Malt Whisky, per bottle. N. sQe'
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CONSTRUCT TRAIN
FALLS TWENTY FEET
especial 10 The imes-Dlspa ich..

+ ORANGE VA, Sept. ALA train Of
eleven cars and engine ran off the trestle
at tho north end of Canes cut. on divers
contract of Misunderstanding the Southern
engine became uncomfortable, ran down
the hill and could not be stoned, The
t,estle Is about twenty feet high, The
engine, cars and about two or three huns.
dred feet Of the trestle are lying out In
the field,
Tho train Is almost II total wreck. The
engineer jumped out OF che cnb window
and was slightly hurt, This Is the sec
ond time the train has run away recent-
~ and knocked, down all the trestllng,
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Market Ma X / Rallies Well After ute q
Period Of Depression.
STEEL GOES LOWER STILL
Opinion Expressed by Banking Interests
4 that There was No Occasion for
Supporting Measures--Bears
Have to Cover.
{By Associated Press.)

NDW YORK, Sept 2l-There was
period Of depression In the stock market
to-day, but the market recovered later
In the day and wiped out most of the de-
clines. The covering Of shorts By the
bears was the principal element in the
rally but the bears were prompted 70
this course by the lcsscned anxiety mani
fest blythe real owners Of stocks. !.
The principal factors In the rellei OF
sentiment was the news from the crop
region and It's effect on the grain mar
The course of United States Steel !! WIS ,as
watched with great interest, and ITS d o,
cline to a shade below the lowest record
which was reached last week encourag ed
the traders to sell tho rest OF the isl.
THE assertion was circulated that I. INC
len ding banking interest In the steel cor
poration had expressed the opinion that
there was no occasion for supporting
measures In the stock market, Otnel
stocks IL which THIS intere Sc IS eo uG,haI
was evident. however, thnt support was
afforded United States steel.
IN The fact that number OF the iron ana
steel industrials commanded a premium
in the loan department this morning
served as warning to the bears that
q they might be oversellinE the market CIV Ip
prompted them to cover. While the as,
position to sell stocks was thus curpuu
demand was awakened, and the market
showed increasing dizziness In the course
Of the rally. The financial district CON-
tinued in state OF unce er n son Of
the reaction and contraction to the COM com
mercinl world at large. Allegations nave ",
been made that the demand for morcn W,
y ,le credits is showing great urgencS, hi.a
that high rates are PAID for these ctc Vii
inquiry amongst bankers IN me WI u
Street district failed to bear out THIS as as
sertlon. Prime grades of paper, ne ,srIn-
ated through customary channels pr ,inli
& ~ 61-2 per cent. For names less Wen
known and for applications IRON , o'l !, ~
a than their regular customers, pankeIs az
inclined to ask hlgher r, ra ME-. u ia In ac-
cordnnce with the knowledge that , .ne
,,.hnle ha hiking fabric of tho country mas
been deyoting Itself for some lnull.ms
mast to preparations to supply me res Sor
lar legitimate comine ,,. n,n a. closcd
mercantile creolts. ny me- "''1i', ~
= W parda we're irregular. Total sales, par
.,oi',e 81 2s2. 900. United States IS al
fvanced IL per cent. the old rs regis.
cared a per cent. aid As, coupon, -.
ner cent and the bs. ga per cent. On ''io
' Total ats sales OF stocks to-day were 4So sou
shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE--CLOsE:
Money7on call easy ut 2Qls IL per Ier r,sr
closing bid, 2 per cent; otfereo, o., non ~.
cent; time money, Sky u.ts'' civ months,
g ner cent; prime lnercantlle p stnn
SSstEi.o ner cent: sterling exchange, stpct
~ dec,{ne. at actunl business IN bankers
h;,s at 81 3o@4. s6.4o for demana ali i,i, e.
ss24o and s!S SIu r. sor coomnm r Bills,
po 81 rI 1eI silver, So; Mexican dollars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
NEW RECORD FOR
RIDE TO WEST POINT
nv Associnted- press.)

Q,y Assccnted- Fress.) 1 a
NEWBURGH, N. y, Sept 2l'-Trooper
Davis, OF the Eighth United States Cav
airy has reached West Point, being the
FIRST Of detachment Of twelve troopers
who started from Oklahoma thlrty-nine
days ago on test ride OF 1000 miles
The men were allowed to eat and sleep
when they pleased, relays Of horses be-
ms provided every thirty miles, the oh
ject of the ride being to cover the dis
tGnce in the shortest practicable TIME,
Davis. being the ightest man OF mo
party, led his omrades at the start and
thus had the advantage of getting the
pick Of the mounts at the relay sta tons.
He rode up to the east bank of the llud-
son after reaching New York until near
Garrison, where his horse gave out. me
ferry having stopped running he reported
his arrival by signalling across the RIVER
to Nest Point, Then he came on to this
city and thence proceeded to his destl-
nation,
Davis weighed 1875 pounds when he
started and now weighs but los pounds
lie was very tried but happy to think he
had broken the record for the distance
Which is forty-flNe days, The ride Is
one of several taken to test tho stamina
OF men and horses, made at tho SUCCESS
ttion OF General Young. the new chief
OF staff W
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cows and heifcrs. .s1.4o@5; Gamers. st,4o@ 2.oo;
bulls sa@47b calves sas9g g., Texas so , steers
Receipts to-day heal W;Tca o eoS
butchers s5.75@o.4o; good to choice he En- ~
so@o.85; rough, heavy s5eoa5 light, , Sos9
so. 900 head; market steady to 1oc lower Good cd
to choice wethers, So. 40@4 Is fur to choico
mixed, s2.2508.25 native lambs, sS7oGo.
NEW YORK, Sept. 21,-BErvEs.Recein
head Steers slew but ste stsadS si sn;9
Receipts 1870 head yeas as% e to 2st slsn
onlls, s4.5o@b; grassers. ss.5o@Sa25; no West
ems. City dressed, veas. o1lshe. per pound .l
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 2ono8 hcad.. oGod
sheep steady Others, easier strictly good lambs
slow to csc. lower. Sheep, s25o@4: export do,
81. 20; culls, sl.oon2,oo; lambs. s4T5ae; extra:
80 10; Canada lambs, s5.356l0; culls. S87oQe
$50. Hogs-Reccipts, fo,2o5 head; higher.
CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. a1.-HoGs-Activss
and strong at s4.25dls.2'. Cattlem - at
sad14. CO. Sheep-steady at $15oG3, -. Lambs
Strong at 81. 10
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TURNED OUT TO
SEE THE ELEPHANT

The Methodist Minister'S Conference
adjourned precipitously yesterday morn
ing e aep n'e and the steam organ and
the other wonderful things attached. 70
Wallaco's circus, which ambled through
II seems that there is nothing In the
discipline to prevent, a Methodist MINIS ',i1I !.
ter rom looking at = circus T va snns
along the street At al events I'VE 1,r Inc CUT ont
into tho Street as soon as the soft tones
nf The steam piano began to float abroad.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

c,, =, ,s g. po,, ~, 4s 1n4
C C,,,E ,, "" Wurthwestnrn con. Ts.. 13n7s
Chicago, r. !. and rnc. ls......''}''.''ts''g ~
Chicago n. I. md f'ac. col o.. ........ "a ~
g., O. c. and st. Louis gen. 4s..........g 10 20
Chicago Terminal is. $3.50 20
ois.n, - ~ snmthnru 4s....... 636
n nn'.n w. III "'' nix Grnndn Az aSM
nj. nr ~" itrn al O07s
~ !. Lr,a.. ~, ax - !, &c
III; ;se yrnr md ncnvcr CITY 1925
r1r. , w. ~ VI v! v mi at!s ,,,,..,... los
i n. nii;o and Nash J;niGed u.s. ....... osH
i uo',S ttnr con 'rolI IA .10iM
S samL re I 72is
Mexicnn Central 1st Inc............... 1914
Mlnn. and st. Louis 4s....,. ..'..'..'.'. o oo
Missouri Kan. and Texas 4s. ........... w +
Missouri, Kan. and Texas DDS ,......... ~
National r. r. OF Mexico con. 4s....'... ~ Is
eNw York Central gen. 3hs......'''.'. ~, oe
No.,horn pnrInc is. .,,,,,.............,10 1
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Sno, cotton closed quiet. is points lower; mid
ding nplands, II. 90; middling gulf, ll'sh; sales
247 bales.
oor bales; sales 2A7 bales; stock, 81 1874
hnlp,, export to the Continent, 300 bales 10
France ! 900 hales. 10
Tntnl to-day nj Ill scaports-cNt receipts, ~
50 Smiles; export to Grcnt Britain, !"o naics,
10 France 200 bales; to the Continent, 500
bales; stock l94: i32 bales.
consolidated ut all seapors--Nrt rrceints, Dr.
3O5 bales; export to Great Britninl h077 phles,
10 France 200 bales; to the Continent, l:'21s
balcs. Nj
recrints. oO3 s59 bales; export 10 Grrnt Britain,
~ pS3 bales to France, ,@S8 bales; to tho
Continent, 40,AiS bales
NEW ORLEANS. IA, Sept. 2l.-C0TTOS--
rhc spot cotton market to-day was very Gniet,
and while there Was good demand the offer,
inrs we're light, Factors do not appear to bo
nar,np any great effort to dispose OF their
holdings. and BUYERS ere Gmai,y indlneren n.
rom liverpool had the effect OF checking opera,
,,nns sales 800 bales, Including 100 to mr.
i've Quotations revised! Middling reduced
lid md higher grades ~
Futures wore steady At the, opening and hm
a points lower than SATURDAYS closing hgnres,
Later In tho day the market eHseh of "a !
points additional, caused by unfayprahle cables
and favorable weather map, NOT trace OF rhl'
being shown IN the belt, ard the forecaster
predicts fnr and warmer weather. In the trad
Ing September sold down to 1898 ana ny To
l0.72; October dcwp to orc and M to 0s7,
December down TO OBS and M 10 3,63; January
down TO a.Il ana up to 9.dIi Mhrch no"h 70
9GS and mn 10 Oh
The fluctuations were numerous ana before
the close the market receded 4M0 points from
the highest figures OF the day, tho list show
Ing met losSes Of Is points on September, {
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
- 49, Oman Eirh LOW. Clol

Cash auotntlons were as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
No. 3 white oats. 8Oc.; No. Q white, 374a dI9hc.
No. 2 rye, b41s elaac. Good feeding barley $50;
4Oilc.; fair to choice mailing, 62@1Soe. No. -
haxrecd o7c.: ON. ] northwestern. Sl.0l prime
Timothy seed. sa.oh. Mess pork, per barrel,
s1a, 49, 90: lard, per 100 pounds, s99t45Qo;eo;
short Ribs sides tloose>. $0d0. 20; dry sailed
sides (hoxcd), ss,75G0Oo. Whiskc. basis OF
high wines, s1,2s Glover. contract grade.
SO.76@1O Buttcr-Flrm and higher cream
erics 16m2lc. diaries. 13Gl1Sc. Eggs-Strndy
at mark cases included. 1sG1oc cheese-Ftrm
at 10h411A &c. .E
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p,,,o, ., 7OM
NortnHtn n"e w t 90 49, 4, ,,,, OBM
NorIolk ~, uuu MGs S ~ r,tric 90 4
OREGON snafl LINE LINES, ~ n oms .,,,,... O51h
pena as VAIN nano gTnY 2',..,....,.. 04h
Meaqins fr Inen 1, 40 ~ con bs., III
st. ana re so M .Drann.co ,J TO- soA
st, Louis Southwestern lists. .......''.''. 20
ABOARD a. az ane 20 sOM
S 20. inci in.n ~ REORGANIZATION, 112M
7 so H., nI pantG, ~. ,,,,... 11iH
r eHns VIZ a. r.nMd yvastcrn As II n
rrnIon p 80 Z. - 49,. 00M
T W, t i lila. - 49,, 49, 10 a OF
- Th ns sto ".I'S 81 hu ..,,,,..... 74S
1To,, 10. sta - .,,........,... 114h
I " nai, n. ii ...,,,.,..,.. IT
1vhnai,nr md Lake Erie "a .....,...... s4s
u,inannst, -" cnntraI I'd 't,....,,.,...... 50
w 'S.n , - onI1ot orn, ir,st IA 90
NJ nnu i " " Gnn.ui." "a Inc ...,,,, %
v I1rnInio. ~ roIna Chcm,cai Co. 22M
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. pfd...... W
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond va. Sept. 81. 1908
a.HhN 0I,nu, krvnNQ
CATTLE MARKETS
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sules at Union Stock Yards.
Richmond, Va, Sept, q, TO

Richmond, Va. Sept, 81, 1908.
Receipts for week ending to-day
CAITLE--Receipts IlG head market active,
Best steers AN M5ts; medium TO good, 80, u
4s l light steers and heifers, s@sl.r; good
hcifers 500 to 1000 pounds, 3N Gihc.; cows,
2A@ahc.; bulls. "a G3c, calevs, oG0c,i fresh
cows SOS. a 45.
HoGS--R Receipts $50 head. Good hogs, OK
Ghac.: rough Kind, 4hQ5Rc.
SHEEP AND lAMRsTRecelnts, $50 heai;
market very good Fat sheep, 3MGac; feeding
sheep, 8Ql3kc.; lambs, Az 6l8c
Prospects very good Cor all kinds OF stock for
next week.
CHICAGO. lTl.. Sept, 2i.--,CArrLE--Re.
ccipts 20, 600 heud. market steady to easier
Good to prime steers, $4,000; poor to medium,
S3.0OQ5Oo; stockers and feeders, S2.ioG4.lhi
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
PEANUT MARKET,

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 2l.-PEANUTs-
Farmers market quiet. Fancy. s1sc: strictly
ish per bushel s7hc.
PETERsBURG, VA, Sept. 21.-PEANUTs--
Spanish. 0o6o2hc Market firm. stock light
and few being offered. Vlrg1nia's. 3hc. Tor
fancy; market steady.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, NJ O.. Sept. 21.-sPIRrTs
URPENTINE-Steady at &c.; receipts, 52
casks. Rosin-Firm at s1.76@1 80; receipts. 2o7
barrels Crude nrpentne-Firm at $2@3,so;
sAYANNAH, GA, Sept. 21.-TURP
Quiet at 6c7.; receipts, 7e1 casks; snles. 100
ceipts. 2,ss4 barrels; exports, 1881 barrels.
7G CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. 2l.-TURPEN-
III KE-NolninAl. Rosln--Steady.
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BALTIMORE MD. Sept 1,-FLouR--stcady
and unchanged, Whent-Wcnk: spot sd,, co ut
southern by Rample, 7OG1sOhc. Corn-Weak;
sno 5s @3Se. sothsrn wete i isc nSs @
Em,,cr: No. ~ hsdTbsNc, nutter--Frm and
unchanged Eggs-Firm and higher: fresh 24c.
Chccse-Firm and higher; large. 9lllac,;
Stcpdy and unchanged.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept 21.-operations for spot
goods we're on somewhat moro liberal scale,
hut buying by jobbers is restricted for the
future BY the fact that they cannot obtain nc.
comnodatlon from the banks. Johbcra are not
as active as they were. but still very tar
aggregate OF business is In progress for this
time OF year. stg.5 AK l4H ssE.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
coTroNsEEb OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-cottonseed oil was
.tendy on spot and held n shade higher with
demand q moderate volume Prime. crude rd1o,f
Il ~ m411hc.: SPOT, October IS u 61B0Mc. on sum
mes yellow. se@s7c.; prime white. 45c.; prime
winter yellow, 45c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22

each on October and November and dDo points
on the other mon tbs. ,o,.A
Cotton futures steady: September. 10.95@
80; October o.7OQO.S0; November, o.os9
O.b0; December O.5s1o50; January, - ~ g.oz 15
o.o9; February o.84do.oe; March, o,7oGo.71.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-22
p.1r1MoRp STOCK MARKET.

pA1T1MoRE, MI. Sept 21-s-aboard Air
line common. l0% bid: do. preferred. aa0GS -
senboard u.s. 78a @70A. Atlantic Coast Line
common and preferred, not quoted.