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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-20
CHARTERS GRANTED
BY THE COMMISSION

The following charters were granted
by the Corporation Commission yester-
| day:
Port Norfolk Pleasure Club, Port Nor
| folk, II. T. Crump, president.
Sandy Bottom Pleasure Club. Inc,
Nansemond county, John D. Corbell,
president.
Virginia Beach Amusement Company,
Inc, Norfolk, w. 3. Rudolph. president
$4,000.
Keystone Social Club, Inc, Elizabeth
city county. NJ. r. Brady. president.
Virginia Hardwood Lumber Company
Big Stone Cap capital increased from
S, 0D to $4,000.
Augusta Milling and Mercantile Com
pany, me-, Messy Creek. Samuel For
rer president; capital stock $1,000 to
| ses 900.
( everett Social Club. Inc. Everetts, w.
x, Wagner. president,
Amendment to ch3rter OF Cape Henry
Synd cate Increasing capital stock to
| $4,000
Fourth Ward Social Club Inc, Nor
folk, James F.. Gordon. president
Taylor Wagon Works. Lynchburg. se'
cured an amendment increasing ITS cap
! ital stock to $4,000.
The Pearl Neilds and Mccormick CONF
pary, chartered under the laws OF New
| Jersey were authorized TO do business
| in Virginia.
The company proposes to conduct the
business OF operating planning and s-'w
mills. @
ould-cartcr Company. Inc, Lynch1urE.
James w. Ould. president: capital stock
$50 900 to S30O,0oo.
Norfolk County Athletic Club, Ino,,
Norfolk, A.. O. Gurgnntz, president and
| treasurer.
Norfolk Amusement Company. Inc,
Norfolk. j. II. Livingston. president and
treasurer: capital stock $1,000 to $4,000.
| The charter OF the Hampton Roads
Railway and Electric Company. Newport
News, was extended for three wears from
date: capital stock $4,000 to 10000.
awaabdSgin :An sc NrlHnOrA ,eyfcrll f.W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-20
TWELVE HOURS OF
SERVICES SUNDAY
Rev. j. B. Hutson Welcomes
the Seventeen Baptist
Minister Here.

Sunday was taken up with religious SER
wees exclusively In fulton. They were
in progress every hour from 0 A. NJ. to
Tho days services began with the an
nual rally Of Denny-Strect n. e. Sunday
school, and closed with the regular SER
vices in the four churches at night. The
exercises at the rally were we'll rendered,
and the school should be complimented on
It's fine showing. Captain John Lamb adj
dressed the school on foreign missions.
The recognition services at Fulton Bap-
list Church In the afternoon also attract
cd an audience that filled the edihcc. Rev.
Dr.. George Cooper presided. and Rev. DR..
], h. Hutson welcomed Rev. David Hep
burn to the city and State. Rev. A. A.
Jones. of DennyStrect NJ. =. Church, In
few remarks. welcomed Rev. Mr.. Hepburn
tc Fulton. Mr.. Floyd Reams welcomed
the new pastor In behalf of the church.
Rev. Dr. Whitsitt, under whom Rev. Mr..
Hepburn was a student. paid an excellent
tribute to the new pastor. a number of
Baptist ministers were present and as
sisted In the exercises. During his re-
marks Rev. DR.. Hutson stated that Rev.
Mr.. Hepburn was the SEVENTEEN Baptist
pastor he had welcomed to this city dur
dered an excellent programme.
a meeting for mon was held IN the
Weddell Memorial Chapel at o'clock.
Rev. Otis Meade addressed the audience,
and Captain Frank Cunningham sang a
solo.
Rev. A. a. Jones and wife gave a
"house warming" reception at the new
parsonage last might. A large number OF
the members were present, and spent
a social evening, The new parsonage
received its finishing touches last week.
The Cup of Cold Water Circle Of Kings
DAUGHTERS and Sons held an important
meeting last night at the residence of
Miss Martha Black The following dele
gates were elected to represent the circle
at the State convention. which conVenes
ir this city next week: Misses May1ne
Jordan, Pearl Smith, Lille Nielsen, Bessie
Lamb, Annie Gayle and Martha Black.
Messrs., George H. Duke and Walter
Rock left yesterday afternoon for New
port News az. delegates from Patrick
Henry Council, No.,12, to the State Coun-
ell.
Phyllis. the little daughter of Mr.. ".
Floyd Reams Is quito sick.
A heavy frost fell In Varina Sunday
night and played havoc with late vege-
tables. which were plentiful
!. Mr.. r. l., Dowdy has returned to his
hcme' in Cumberland county after spend
!nE several weeks with his daughter, Mrs.
David Cobb. He was accompanied by his
granddaughter. Annie Ruth Cobb, who Will
spend the winter. Rra
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-20
CREDITORS AGREE
TO EXTENSION
Advisory Committee Of vii,
Hams &SOns andMtdden-
dorf Send Out Letter

The Advisory Committee appointed to
take charge of the affairs OF John l.. VIII
lIams and Sons, Of this city and J. Will
liam Middendorf and Company of Balti-
more, with a. view of recommending q
plan of adjustment and LIQUIDATION, SEM
out from Baltimore yesterday most I'M
portant letter to all the creditors OF the
two concerns. 1t is appended;
Baltimore. Md, Oct. 10, 1905
Dear Sirs,--We hereby advise you that
creditors holding or owning not lesasthan
II per cent, In amount OF the liabilities
OF each of the firms Of John i. Williams
e. Sons, of Richmond, Va, and j. VIII
liam .iddendorf & Company. Of Balti-
more, Md, have assentcd to the plan
proposed to their creditors In our circular
lcttor dated Oct. 6 1903
tension, but under conditions that do not
justify us In Including their claims IN the
Is per cent. that have signed, We. there.
fore, declare the plan proposed in our
above mentioned circular to be operative,
These two firms Will at once. under our
general direction and supervision. enter
Vigorously upon the work OF liquidation;
and adjustment of their liabilities.
Respectfully yours,
(Eigned,) Robert G. Davidson, chairman
Douglas H. Thomas. Douglas r. Cor
don John b. Samsay, Eugene lowering,
Baltimore; Eppa Hunton, DR., Richmond
Va; Frank O. Briggs. Trenton, y. j.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. OCT, 10. 1908.
anuY0PnE

=H- =
and raSsenr.r, Old Dominion line, :,
Schooner John S. Benchau'. Morsr. Oyster
Bay. gravel, AIrnitage CO.
Schooner Manic Saunders, Soner, eSw York.
sale, Harvey Blanr and Co. N.s.s -
Schooner Annie Kiuball sveetman. Promise
Land, hsh scrap .RiehmGnd s"an 1,.t Co,
fish and canned goods. Letbvre and Armistead
Barge Sharon Hill, Bstterby, Perryvlle, -coul,
S. Il, Halves and Co.
Schooner Clarence O. Holland, lnsley, Severn
River, sand. Warner Moore Go.
EAlLED..
stes.. Brskeley Sny Sorf in. D.reh. 0d'''
'n sesmsr Gra9.s JAIME. a,.r land
tnEs and Norfolk. merchAndtse aud passengers.
Virginia Navirnton Company,
PORT NEWPORT news OCT. 10, 1905.
TX ARRIVED
schooner Elizabeth, Palmer Boston,.
Schooner .Addle 81. Lawrence. Portland.
Schooner T. Charleston Henry. Boston
Schooner william b. Palmer, Portlund.
Schooner Alice E.. Clark, Portland.
Schooner ". G. Carnegie. Boston.
Schooner Martha P. Small, Portsmouth
Barge City of Montreal Boston
Barge G. R. 81 C'aieId. Salem.
Barge Iowa, Providence.
Barge Puritan aud Hornets New london.
Schooner Governor Ames, Providence.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, OCT. 10, 1904.
ARRIVED
Barge Genwood, Falrhrothers. to load railroad
tse.
Barge Roanoke. Gilloohy. to load noplar wood:
Schooner Harry G.. Shepherd, Cranmcr, to load
Schooner Enie Bedswor,h. Williams, to load
lumber.
Schooner Matilda Brooks, NottaCs, loaded
railroad ties, Grhy's Greek.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-20
Nearly All Actlvesones Affect
the by Baltimore Failure.
LONDON SALES ARE HEAVY
Weakness Of American Securities in
London probably Due to Advices
from Baltimore--Rairoad
Stocks Suffers.
(By Associated press.)

NEW YORK. Oct le..-Ciouds OF appre.
honston gathered over the stock marKGt
again to-day. nhd the pr.ees OF pr,a a ,a
selling was checked. The Apo .ntme.t
OF receivers for two Baltimore trust COM
selling. Weakness was in evidence from
London s HpV sending ga decidedly lover range
there Il Is probable that the weakness
Baltimore. as one. of these trust m
in London last week, thus offerng that
center advance knowledge of the trou-
BILE. London also ,professed renewed a aI
P Far Esst a ndS ru s Sa came ovar
settlement. Which was tided over was
seaue :ncM were were heavy, beng estiIn ted
among the foreign houses at az hiFh as
troubles We're Directly responsible TOR ne
clear. but the special weakness Of some some
OF ead the J1mhefn from Ra tat o SDSns q
sentmon tai effect OF the failures was Is,
strong. apd put step ent.re;y 10 hopes
q better prices, aroused by last "e *, :
rally having driven considerable slo.t
interest to cover. left the market deprived
Of some potential IT. supRoTs ana M. ma ns Of
division. which began 70 develop la It
lndustr!als: was al;o obi Ter ted. a,....,,
fully as severely as the !ndustrlals as Is
shown bv the declines OF : to 3 IL made
by Raltmoe and onio; Southern utr1 ,I Ka
Pasifle. The only prom. nent indust ial.
Pacific The ony prominent Industrial.
which suffered to as larse an extent:
Am nss c Copper tho American car
stooks tho General Electro and West.
ingllouse Electric. the last named drops
PIE es .RRa1lsias; failures Seemed to be
due to the same causes oh have neces.
Stated the greater part Of the proionge ,!
liquidation in the stock market. namely;
a"astG q Witch have no value in ths
present state Of the money market and
growing hope that the liquidation made
nlants was approaching coa ple,ion The
TO such an extent as Disclosed by the Ba..s
timole failures. causes the drawing Of
upcomfortable lnfereuces., II IS remark.
GUS shilnkage in the value OF securities
and the urgent requirements ~hIcSEaaye
met in dation. had not caused 4 ain
panies circles. There was a mid LAY pause
In the decline after the completion OF
the London selling. But the announce
ment OF the second Baltimore failure
caused a renewal OF the denl ne, with in-
creased violence. and the. closing was
heavy. and only slightly above the low
est
Illinois Central made a spasmodic re-
covery of1 l,s.
The bond market yielded In sympathy
Total sales. par value. 100000. Uni ed
State bonds were unchanged on the last
call.
Total sales were 10000 shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-C!IOSE:
Money on call, easy at e.43 1-2: Il sing.
sixty days. ninety days and six months,
4l-2d5 per cent. on pr me collateral; p 1ne
mercantile paper: s,t;Gs s.e'l ne ct exi
business in bankers ills at s4.s5.+S1is5.5J
for demand, and at s..2,2ddi, s2.:5 for six,
ty.day bills: posted rates. s4.S3 and
si,& lie: commercial Bills. s4.s2: bar sill
yer. 81 3-4; Mexican dollars II ii,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-20
Property Transfers.

Richmond: NJ. W, Crouch to Ct. NJ
Carleton. % feet on cast side Of Twenty
fourth Street. 40 feot south of Clay,
500
]. b, Pace and wife to r. II. Pace, rs
feet on west side, Of Randolph Street, u
feet south of Claiborne the VIRGINIA
the property from a deed OF trust OF
Richard Wilson AVID wife to W. j. Rush,
i feet on, north side Of cathsnine Street
Henyico: Mary u. Christian to u, S.
Read, lots II and y block r. section 6.
Highland Springs, @l2S.
10 i.Ia feet on south side Of Cary Street,
ia feet west OF Carter, 500,
r. G. Garrison and wife to N. GlSns
Dickinson Street and 30 feet on south
side Of Dirkenson Street. $500
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to work any materially injury TO cotton.
In addition to this the forecast YVES for fair
aud warmer weather, and With the receipts
looking beaver again there was heavy realizing
right after the opening that started prices down.
ward. Later the selling was accelerated by re-.
PORTS OF difficulties among prominent trust
companies At Baltimore. u
to- p.35; December reached a.45 January o.4S
and March o.4a. The market was finally easy
under general selling spd closed at praett.
cslly The lowest az tho session OF at. q net loss
OF 1922 points Sales estimated at 5oO.0 900
baee.
The decline IN the afternoon WIS promoted BY
the lower ruling OF the Southern spot markets.
which were generally unchanged to NC. lower.
while the estimates for tomorrow at leading
points ran heavy.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. la.-FLoIlR--o Gutter, but
still firm. ~ Four--Firm. Buekwheat Flour
and Buckwheat--F'irm. Cornmenl--Eas5. hEe--
Wheat--spot, easy; so. . red, s5zc .op,ious
displayed early depression because OF lower
cables, AZ noon, however they turned a sas.
when bear attack broke prices. They were
finally Is Gl7sc. net lower May closed ut e3hc';
peccmber. sohc. ou.,o,
market was dull and weak all the session. rhr
close Was 7sGtlkc. net lower. Mny csosed NJ
4sc; December, so%c. oats-Spot, quiet; No.
FAMILY .loa .,,. cS hs 81 10;
rsfned. dull; Continent, s7,s5. Pork-steady'
Conee--spot Mo, aust; No. invoice. 7hc.;
Cordova. pe test llQfl2c The market for cot .
Zee futures opened steady at a aeelne o Oh
positions. the, session Progressed business H.
steady. 5dlo points higher. Sales, $4,000 bags.
s"fsfH Mol,.. sssnay syne'' '''N'
cry. eomno,, to choice: ldgaic.; i state dairy
small, eeos9a H stt'' s'se oe s"
E sas: ta State and rennsyly.nis. fancy
D mssd 10 2 ,srd %''f T era western ass @ r,s
rofa tnesr-ouist; Long Island sl,75G2a5;
efp' 81 .5nMa.o Jersey SWEET, s2,no@2.9o,
Pe s Steady, fancy hapdpiiked, tHdiSe';
other donestic, S@4hc cahbages--Quiet' Do
mestic. per 100, 3sa6; per harre', TOO MN'
2Oc.; grain by steam. I'D
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct l0.--Grain prices ruled
wax today, innuenced by the slump In Wall
Street aud BY tho bearish foreign news, pccem'
ber wheat closed H63Ee, lower; corn ana oats
were each down 1dlMr., and Jantiry provisions
61r Jryyer a the close,
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44s;c No. . oats, s45. @s47lc.; 10. 8 white,
s5Gts7hc. No. 9 rye, osG57c. food feeding
SIC. No. ha1seed, o5c.: 30, northwestern.
sl.o2h; prime Timothy seed, sa.95. Ness ss
pounds. ss.ooge.25 short ribs SIDES tloossl.
s7.2567 $780,: dry sated shoulders (bo1edl.
Se,I2hde.2 short clear sides (bo1ed), s7,75@
500 Whskey basis Of big; nHa - r sa 10
steady; creamery, 1919 2o,sc.; dairy. 14g isc.
Esss-rirm at marx. ensc' included, lsG1 s
i1s 100 bushels corn. 3s3.3 300 bushels; oats, 3d..
800 bushels; hogs. $1,000 head.
BALTIMORE. Nd, Oct. lo.-FLOuE--Uu-
changed W'beat-rirm; SPOT, contract 6A3
s53sc.; No. . red, western, s5%c.; DC tohet. s5A
@s5Sc.; southern by sample. 74@s5c. Corn
Easy; spot. .5oli G5oNe.: October. 5oA gbo3se.;
2 white, 42lsc.. .Rye-steady; No. 6s,so.
Butter--strouser, unchanged; fancy imitation.
Iell7c Egss-firm, unchanged at .:5c:
(;heese--Steady to nrm, unchanged; large. 12Iec.
srsar--steady; coarrc graduated and ane,
S5.o1H.
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For Mr., Taylor's Sent,

THE friends Of Messrs P, Kemper Rec
for the the seat ATTN il the city Committee from
Madison Ward. shortly to be made va
cant by the resIgnat on q Mr.. Joseph c.
TAYLOR. Mr.. Rector Is chief booxkeeper
for Messrs. Blair & Tabb. and Mr., Conn
Is Superintendent OF the Street Cleaning
Department
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-20
Judze n prs eY II Ire.

Judge John p. HorsIeyyl % q kynehburg.
that the Senator chosen to succeed Mr..
Martin would he nominated IN q pr-
mary. Judge Horsley Is an. ayowed adj
yocate of tho recollection OF tls junior
Senator.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-20
Opening OF Tenne see Home,

Especial to The Times-DIsEatci.l
BRISTOL TENN. Oct i9-WSiio only
the hospital group OF buildings have heen
completed, still the. National Soldiers
Home, nj Johnson cts, Tenn, has been
waiting there for the occasan About
ifty veterans have heen recsived. Tic
opening ceremonies We're attended by a
large number of persons, he CHIEF feat
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The Branches Closed,

=. (E5N AsSpC1a Ted FTcSS,I
SEATTLE. WASH. Oct. lo,--The Seat
tie branch Of the international Bank and
Trust Company of America, at tho city
al Mexico which failed Saturday has
closed lis doors and Is In charge OF a
receiver.
result Of the failure In MnHico City of The
international Bank and lfnsl company
OF America, the branch OF that bank In
this city did not open for. business TO-
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my nonI,s ArARKEr.

NEW YORK. Oct lo,--Ths dry goods market
is IN improved condition, and although the VOL
nrnc 81 transactions has not materially In
creased. ii Is evident buyers are commencing
the necessity Of supplyiur their wants for the
coming session. puyins is ~ a conscrvat tive
basls STILL hut there Is no doubt there Is more
Willingness to negotiate.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

SoRroLK. VA, Oct, lo.---pEANUTs--
primo. axe, prime &c.; common 2R q &c.. I;
Enanish. per bu,hel, soc. No new crop coming
III pBrERsBuRG IVA. Oct. lo.-pEANuTs-
spanish. N0Gn2he, Market hym. stock 'iKht
and few being offered. V!rglnla's. 8ISc, Tor
fancy; market stehdr.
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Hastings c urt,

In the Hastings Court yesterday Clar-
epce Morris and Willie carlon were con-
victed ,pf petit larceny and given six
months In Jail
John Morsun was tried on the same
charge and acquitted,
H. Il, Bruce Was acquitted OF the charge
of srand larceny.
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ARE YOU GOING GouTH?.

Low Winter Tourist Rates via Seaboard
Air lire Railway.
seaboard Air Line Railway announces
specIal WINTER TOURIST rates 10 all
the principal points In Flor da and tho
Southwest. Tickets on sale 90 ODER 18th.
good returning until MaX3l. 1904.
schedules. fast trains with Pullman's
latest and most improved Drawing-R Room,
Sleeping Cars; Dining Car Service south
Information as to rates, tickets etc,
cheerfuily furnished on application to the
undersigned. =, ,,Av
zsys.5 II City Ticket Agent
e. s. Leard, ]: Dist. Pass g'r Agent,
Phone 405. Richmond, Va.
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Low RATES WEST AND NORTH

Via Chicago, Milwaukee, and st. Paul
Railway, every day until November 30.
1903.
sss Chicago to San Francisco. Los An
relos Portland, Tacoma. Seattle and
many other Pacific Coast points. $50,
Chicago to Salt Lake City. Ogden, Grand
Junction and many other PORTS In Utah,
Colorado and Wyoming. Low rates 10
hundreds Of {. lher points. ..,ss
Through train service, Chicago to San
Francisco. Only IS for a double berth,
tourist sleeper. all the way.
10 the Northwest via. st. Paul or via.
Omaha. Write to-day for folder, George
J. Lincoln, SIS Chestnut Street, Ph'ladel-
phla, Pa.
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COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK., Oct, ls.--The cotton market
opened steady at an advance OF 1874 points
90 the three near positions, while the later
advances were due to covering on frost news,
while the declines were In sympathy with low.
es cables than. expected, The irosts also
proved rather dtsappotutips TO the bulls, as
tIon, Montgomery, aud while lgbt frosts we're
more or lees general over the eastern and cen.
trail beltsc, they were not considered likely
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
- Richmond, Va. Oct. TO-, 1909.
i NliuA'rA TfnNa
CATTLE, MARKETA
RICHA0Sp. LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Snles at Union Stock Yards,)
Rlchmond. Va, Oct. 10,

Richmond. Va, Oct 10, lDQ6.
Receipts for week ending S,.dsy:
CAT1'LE-lsecelpts. s3s head; market steady:
Best steers 4h@4Hc.; medium to good. SH q
Axe; best halfers 80. @4c.; medium to ga ~
as1sr.i fresh COWS. .*25. @+5.
od%,s Ia sne.a market is: .evs
100 SLEEPS fSRa'S. ASb HinMns-neesp. 100 head
Far sheep, ah@4s medium 1.n and fsiE tiaa.
common, clipped tipped lambs. sasHc.
S. s oad hssa. ' Including 500 Texans ind
Western Slow mostly 1Oc lower Good to
prime, s5,loa5.e5; poor TO medium; sssoa
staefsf ss sna s FssafEs ssass is
s sisted steers, sa.75Ga SO; western steers. $40
80 K s 1ees iS aos he'a Mixed sna
butchers. sb,4oGs.7S; good 70 choice heavy,
r%1sh hesvy !A9oa e. s,. !Eht.
lower; lambs, steady to 1oc. lower. Good TO
choice wethers, f325@4.1o; fair to choice mix
ed. $2da native lambs. sS.2S@'.76'
NEW YORK. Oct, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
$500 head Steers active and tribe firm; bulls bulls
s1s ess stays Fss su s .:s:ss s'ss,s is
in demandi steady; all others clow , srassers,
sss5aa,Oo; culls, s4dt,5o; grasscrs. $4,000
s.ss; westerns, s5as,l2's.. City dressed veals
void at sia@isc, per pound; country dressed, "a
i2c, sheen aud Iamhs---Receipts, 22.090 head.
sheep, l5d2sc. lower: lambs, opened 1bM2bc.
lower. closed 25d35c, OF. Sheep. $260da, rs;
few exports at 81; lambs. S4,5oM5,s0 extra,
S5s71S as 90; culls, s3.75G4,b0; Canada lambs,
s53o@5,S0, Hogs-Reeeipts, u Gas, bead; mar
ket Doc. lower. State and Pennsylvania hogs,
s41G.15 choice light. $500.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. iN..-HoGs-Fairly
active at s466.30. Cattie--Quiet at $2Mt5O.
Sheep--Easy ut $i.75@535. I-ambs-Dull at
S3.75Mh60,
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Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures, 7oi:
Norfolk and Western con. 4s .,.......... 05A
Oregon Short Line As and Parhe. .....,- e0H
Pennsylyania COW. 3hs .............,... aGh
READING General ia Observation-Disclosures. 96
st. Il. and Iron Mountain con. 5s. ......... 10
ST. Louis and San Francisco IS. 4s........ slk
ct. Louis Southwestern .1sts............. sl11
Scaboarh Air Limo 4s .....,.,,.......... 81
southern Pacific IA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
Southern Railway IS ................. 112h
TeYn. and Pacific lists .............,... 1l5
Toledo az. Y. and Western 4s............ Gs
Union Pacific a. Observation-Disclosures. 10ta.
Union pacidc COW. IS .....,......... e4si
q. s.. Steel ID IS Observation-Disclosures, 7Oh
WABASH 1sts .................. I15H
Wabash DeS. b ................. 52A
Wheeling and Lake Erie d ,..,..,.,.,.. SO
wisconsin Central As ....,..,.....,... S01S
Colorado and Tuei and Iron con. 5s..r.. 6sh
II. and o., collateral trust IS .......... go
Central OF Georgia % Ine................ ~
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IMPORTANT OTlCER., f. & r. r. r
Until the damage to Long Bridge oyer
tho Potomac River, can be repaired. there
will be no through car service between
Richmond and Washington md points be-
yond. Passengers for Washington and be-
You'd. with their baggage. Will be trans
ferred at Alexandria. - ~
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Low RATES TO GREENSBORO, N
G.. AND RETuRN.

Account meeting Of Photographers AS
ISOLATION Of virginia the Southern Rail-
way offers special low rate Of one and
trip. From Richmond 1851 Equally low
rates from all points In Virginia and
North Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-20

SOOf cotton CLOSED quiet, -pOlnIp- EIWtE
ding uplAnd., o,1o: rniddlinE sulf, a.s5; Gales.
H,435 bales.
Cotton. quiet: middinr. go; sross receipts.
e,277 bales; sales, 24,4S5 pa1es; stock, @.6la
Total to-day at all scaporta-Set receipts,
1922 bales: export to Great Britain. -. 40
bales; to France, 1881 hxIen: 10 the Continent,
s,77l bales: stock, 4l5,so0 bales.
Consolidated at all seaportz--Net receipts.
oss4D bales; export to Grent Britain. 1880
bales: to France, 1887 bales; to the Continent,
A, 800 bales.
Total siuce September lst at all seaports.--Net
reseipts 34s, s. 7buies; export 70 Great Britain
$50, 3o5 bales; to France, ll2,3sl bales; TO the
Continent, 4ns,la6 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct. 1o-coTToN.-
Spot cotton. dull, slower sales, l.76O bales, in,
ending 1,Gco.tto arrive; quotations reduced
3-l6c.
Futures--Ihe course Of prices to-day vas DIS.
appointing. ii the opening the entire list was
sdf6 points above Saturdays hnal but soon
thereafter, Notwithstanding the raport OF frosts
in nearly all sectic> Of the belt, tue market
took a downward tendency. which continued 70
the end OF the session. when prices we're 1T the
loweat OF the day the list showing net losses
Cotton futures steady: October, o.32do.Ss;
November, O.cSd0,s0: Dceember 9,2s@s':a;
January. o Sd0.a6; February, n:4oao.ai;
March. s,b0GeM; Anril, s,56@o'5s; My
0h3nQ o.,