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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
MANUAL TRAINING
SOON TO BE GIVEN
Innovation in Five Grades Of
the Public Schools Here
Hailed with Delight.

The approaching introduction of manual
training into public schools of Richmond
Will be hailed with delight and entlusi-
asm by the parents, and very likely BY
the children themselves. who get pretty
tired OF books. spelling, giving bound-
aries of States, direction Of rivers, rules
for square and cube root, etc, and Ions
for something to do with their nlmple
fingers Superintendent Fox. calling to
his aid some of his trusted principals,
has prepared scheme which provides
for manual training In five grades of the
district schools,
According to this plan, the first and
second grades viii engage in paper cut,
ting, paper folding and drawing; the thTd
and fourth grades, paper cutting, paper
folding, drawing, and the latter grade WI!
have a sand table The NTH grade VIII
have drawing and card hoard instr'c,
ton, The Committee ON Teachers ana
schools viii meet on Tuesday night 10
consider the plan, and If adopted as It
almost certainly will, the scheme VIII he
nut into practice lust as soon as the ap-
paratus can be secured. The, sum on
hand which can be used for this purpose
approNinates Sop
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE cotton market
opened steady at an advance of 1G4 points
and ruled generally steady to frn during a
greater part OF the session on covering and bull
support. which WAS at hrst encouraged BY the
higher cables. approximations that the West In.
dian storm might reach the cotton country, and
by predictions that the cold weather IN the
Northwest would work down into the western
belt. At drst trading was very quiet and prices
After advancing 10 a level about 61e point
higher. showed rome little irfegnlurlty, but
laier the light estimates for receipts at TO-
morro,r's leading POINTS re-energlIed the bulls
and prices forced rapidly upward, reaching
level 10 the middle OF the afternoon some
il@i5 points higher. In the last hour there was
heavy realizing and the m.rket eased on some,
but was finally very steady. net IGlo points
higher. Sales were reported OF aoooo bales.
The continued trmness Of the Southern spot
markets, which WAS generally unchanged TO hc.
were becoming more actire buyers. as were also
the heavier spot sales reported from Liverpool.
with the advance In futures there SAID to result
from a better demand from splnpers. The New
England operatorrwaG one OF the most prominent
buyers locally, and rimors were circulating tnat
a certain Wall Street bear interest was emptyins
to cover although 1t also reported thu
this party was adding to his short lines on the
advance. Private crop reports received had
more or less OF u bulllgh average. but the DAY,
receipts at the ports were heavier than early
estimated reaching 4S6l2 bales against IL. 400
last year Exports were heavy, however. and
assist ted In the advance, being reported at ~ Al
bales most of which went to Great Britain. The
onlcial weather forecast called for colder weather
and more or Less generally showers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
TeIegraphic Brevit;es.
(By Associated Press.)


WASHINGTON.--T Pres dent upon
the recommendation Of the Attorney-Gen
eral. has removed Marshal Fred A. Field.
OF the District Of Vermont. for derel. ction
OF duty In permitting the escape at Provl-
dence, r. T., OF three Cinnamon entrusted
to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5SE dfRsHEass' GTHRANcE-rho pre-
feet has declared Armentieres to be IN a
on ora the - part : Of the striking linen weayers
All houses must be closed from II o'clock
at MnAlsN h! Ha!I IN n r. m mor4'ns was
busy day with the American Board of
Conimiss. oners for Foreign Missions. and
m;ttt.ts in largo volume. but sal: to BIZ
Of little general Interest. were disposed
By By Rey. Rockwell j. Potter, q Hart
ford Conn; President Henry c. Kind.
of Oberlin, Ohio and President William
j, Tucker. of DARTMOUTH College. Several
missionaries also addressed the conven-
" GoI Le'ss COLOMBIA, = The United
trade in Banas between tie Isthmus
Of OFF Panama and the United States, The
fra. steG mer arrived here to-day ana VIII
load for New Orleans direct. The recent
hurricane In Jamaica has given a great
''' LDAREpo, TE%As,--Tho official yell
low fever bulletin to-day shows new
cases 81: deaths. one. total cases to date,
32T; deaths to date IL, The gases have
DEVELOPED SO rap.alH inat pnSs'c'ahs no
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Josephine
Mead aged eighteen years, formerly a
school teacher AT Los Angeles. and who
came here three weeks ago to attend
college at Berkley was shot ,,e n ana KILLED ,s
who then committed suicide. Miss Meade
came West fIom Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
Nul4ou Hews.
OOoooooOoOoooOOoOooOOoO

>IooSNSNNSANHOhO SOSSNOSJS)OO
Rally day will be celebrated at Denny
Street NJ. Z. Sunday-school next Sunday
morning. THE morning service will be
discontinued in order to devote the whole
morning to the children and their ex-
ercises. An excellent programme has
been arranged for the occasion Captain
John Lamb will make short speech
The bazaAr at kerse's Hall. under the
auspices of the Daughters Of Liberty.
Is attracting large crowd every night.
An excellent programme is we'll rendered
each night and there Is no charge for adj
mission.
Mr.. Wilson Z. Rcams. who for several
years has conducted a large grocery
store, sold out his stock yesterday to
Mr.. +. H. CARRIER. Mr.. Rcams, owing
to his health, will retire from the grocery
field and engage In business that is not
SO coming. Mr.. Reams has been O.
great sufferer In the past year from
rheumatism, and has had to spend con-
siderable time at the springs.
The water fountain has been trans
ferred from the corner of Williamsburg
Avenue and Louisiana Street to Louis
lana Street near the side entrance to the
Peoples Drug Store. The fountain has
again resumed business. much to the de-
light of the citizens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct, lb,-FL.oCR-Firm md
held higher on all grades. Winter straights,
So. soa / 90; Minnesota patent, sA.eoGi.Sb; Min
nesota bakers. s3.75G4,o5. Rye Flour-Firna,
Cornmeal--steady yellow western, $l,0o. Rye
Quiet. Barley-Dull.
wheat-spot hrm No, 3 red. s5lse, elevator;
s Situation strong outside markets., higher cables
Of frost sss 10 Asea eose %ss
frm al ssdasc, net advance. May closed at
ssNc.; December, sesc;. co., .,o,nv,
No. 2, 53c. elevator. Options market was du,l
and barely steady here because OF local unload.
ng but at Chicago acted armsr wi with wheat Wheat
ss se e whole market YIELDED to realizing "a
Closed net Nay Sssed 8! 50 g
Vg Reef-eFirm Quo Meats-steady; picked petlea
. .Hsssa q ssaea da Ss's,l
GOOD sSShI sss's5aa4o. Turponlue- at oo's@
coneehe market for coes futures 'ns opened G
appointing cables larger nraz In .see'P peno Gna
which led to expectations that conditions nad l
Improved Trading was not parinai% nrSes ae s
and the market G9sSa s sess we're bags
pss ding November al $3.50; December at 50;
March Il 49, nv MsS & b.a mild steady
sugar sugar Raw, trm refined, irm. Rice--steady.
stg Butter-Eirm extra creamery, Ole; cream
cry, common to choice loQso;Se, Ghsese,pu'.
iarrc' coiored, life; small white, ING;
largo, white, llAc. .Esgs-Firm: state and
Pennsylvania, fancy mixed ssas &c statS ana
ern, extras, 25c.; Western, thirds 10 seconds
lTaa2c; Western, tirsts as@2 IN. Ok. Jersey
s1'7SMo. 90; State, Eastern aud Western, Sl,bo@
zoo Jersey sweets, s2da,25 peanu,s- G
fancy hnndpcked iSG5c,i other Domestic, S4
4hc, cottonr-By steam 10 lASerpoo''
CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. 10. Reports Of damsse
by frost to the wheat crop IN Argentina staI, ,h
styour, pecember closing le higher pecep,
her corn wa shade higher, but oats were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
SUBMARINE TESTS
The Peoria Successfully Defends Herr
silt from Attack.
fBy Associated Press.)


NEWPORT, R. T.. Oct. 15.--The tests
with the submarine torpedo boats were
resumed to-day, and. with the sea calm.
the tug Peoria successfully defended and
technically struck and injured the SUBJ
marine boat Moccasin
The Peoria took up position off the
lightship and with her forward six pound
rapid firing gun manned. awaited tho ar
rival Of the Moccasin. The wait was a
long one. as the Moccasin was running
submerged for over an hour, coI'ng
to the surface occasionally to allow of
observations being made as to the loca-
ton of the Peoria When about 400 yards
from the tug the Moccasin came UP.
with the suns rays striking full on her
coming tower glass. This gave the
tugs gunners fine opportunity for
sight A dummy cartridge was fired
and the submarine boat was declared
struck and injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
Wall Street Gossip.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch. J

Especial 10 The Times-UispatchJ
NEW YORK, Oct. 15--The opening was rather
disa ppolnting In view Of the improvement
shown In London An early Development OF
li1uida tIon In the industrial atocfs gave an un.
Ger IL In tone and caused scme professional sell.
Ing. Commission house orders were very hight
end were merely represented by few scattering
sales.
The floor traders believed there was some
stop orders In Anlalgamated Copper aud seemed
10 be cunning for them.
Pressure developed early In Republic Steel
preferred and Smelters 1t Is thought that
which might be dislodged by little pressure,
snd Is mostly held by the same interests, Both
stocks, however. arc difficult 10 borrow. al.
though the pool warning against selling short In
Shelters did not keep til srice up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond Va. Oct. 10, 1908.
0iitlIATIOSA
CATTLE MARKrrk

CHICAGO, ILL. Oct. observation-disclosures,
l2 900 head market slow. Good to prime steers.
s57oao.7b; poor to medium, ssood4.15 stock
rrs and feeders, $2.25I4.1b; cows and heiters,
calves, S225d7.25; Texas tteert, s2.75d3.75;
Western steers S3G4b0. Hogs-Receipts to-
ket Zoe. higher. Mixed and butchers. $5.60@
go; good to choice heavy. So. 75Gs8.l6; rough:
heavy, S5,25G5.75; light s5.50G6,l0; bulk OF
sales, SIS. 65d6.o0 Sheep-Receipts. e, 900 head !;
market steady to l0c. lower. Good to choice
wethers, S3,s0@4: fair to choice mixed, s2Q3;
native lambs, $3,50@5.CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
RAILROAD
STOCK DULL
Efforts to Attract Buying
Proved Futile.
GOULDS AND SEABOARD
Humor Prevalent that They Are After
this Line--Bankers Declining In.
dustrlals as Loans-Pig Iron
and Copper Lower.
iBy Askoclated Press

traders m II ho Stocks s' renewed Their ATTEMPT
to-day 70 divorce the moyemsn ss,n q ne he
securities. The eifort met With rather
less SUCCESS even than was the d fase
during the first hour than at any other
time during tho day. After. that :he
market fel into neglect, owing s s3 shs
buying for the railroads ~
ton manifest. but the Industrial secT NIL
reported disruption Of the southern pls
Iron Association. a further light red DUO,
ton In the price OF Northern pig, iron iron
per were pointed to as concrete evidence
Of unfavorable trade conditions,
The renewed break In Crucible t Stesi
n'@a,Sn ' Of poess ~n 4 Of
dividend. was another unfavorable FAC.
tor and the eSpanao n, hat ths T stse
States Steel Corporation has fallen
through. gave an IMPRESSION =, Of f growing e
stocks. also. kept one eye on the pro;
ccedings in the shipbullding. hearing all
day. The poor market for ndustrlals had
q serious effect upon their acceptabilty
as collateral.
some OF their weakness IL plainly due to
the fact that bankers. are throwing them
Cul OF COlldleTdl LOT l'tiIls. U"ilS " WV
unrcady market that now OK; sts for them.
Amalgamated Copper shared In the carly
weakness Of this department.. and made
"a new low record. There was an active
speculation In this stock. on its div. t no
chances. But the announcement that the
regular dividend had been declared pass
I'd almost unnoticed.
The declaration OF an initial dividend
OF Reading second preferred. Immediately
following the Amalganated announce
art md
amongst shorts to cover just at the last.
Norfolk and Western. Baltimore ard Ohio
and Chesapeake and Ohio were excep-
emily on the report OF a. reduction In
freight rates on soft coal TO the sea-
board.
The rumor that the Gould interests
would acquire the seaboard Air Line pos
sibly had some influence also on this
and sterling was inclined 70 harden. the
cotton bills in the market beng n.
sufficient TO supply the demand Tor bllls
to cover exchange soid previonsly.
70 be heavy. Total sales. par value. 81
United states bonds we're unchanged on
the last call.
MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLosE
Money on call, steady. at 2 per cent;
closing bid. per cent; offered at 2 per
cent: time money. easier; sixty days,
4n5 III ssR p e1ps ssn asY prime asa ss
change, firm. with actual business, In
bankers' bills at 81. $50 for demand and at
As:aa4s2s5 for slXy DAY bills Pg biIis
$3.50 is: bar silver. 80 rs: Mexican dol
lars 46 1-2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
TALKED FOR
EXPOSITION
Distinguished Speakers at
Mass-Meeting in Norfolk
WAS MUCH ENTHUSIASM
Governor Montague. Governor Aycock.
Senator Daniel, Senator Martin,
Hon, John Tempe Graves and
Murat HaIstead Orators,
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, Oct 15.-There were
two thousand people at the mass-meetinE
held In this cit yto-night for the pur-
pose Of interesting the people In the
jamestown Exposition. The speakers In
cluded men of national reputation and
they aroused tho audience to high pitch
of enthusiasm in behalf Of the great UNI
dertaking.
Governor C. B. Aycock, of North Car
DINA, made u stirring address In behalf
OF the exposition and pledged the aid OF
North Carolina in making it SUCCESS.
His address created great enthusiasm.
Senator Daniel spoke in most elo-
quent way of the ertaking and he pre-
dicted that the exposition would be the
greatest success Of anything OF the Kind
ever undertaken In Virginia.
Senator Martin said II was the duty of
the city of Norfolk and the State Of
Virginia to do their utmost for the sue
cess of tho undertaking, but he declared
the National government would do no
moro for the enterprise In financial
way than 1t was possible for the people
of the entire State to do.
John Temple Graves, of Atlanta, dis
cussed the manner in which his city had
made a great success of tho exposition
some years ago, and he endeavored to
make it plain to his hearers that success
could be secured II the people worked
unitedly and enthusiastically for It.
Murat Halstead, the we'll known jour
anlist of New York, who fought in the
Union army, said a united country would
rally to the support OF the exposition
movement and mako It's success greater
than the people who are now interested In
it dared to hope.
Governor Montague made an eloquent
address, which was frequently applaud
ed.
On the platform with the speakers were
Representative Maynard, OF this congress
sional district, and Hon. Claude A. Swan
son. of the Fifth District. and many other
we'll known people.
Governor Aycoek arrived here this
morning via the Seaboard Air Line. His
Ing express, arriving at 5 O'clock
me Governor was met by Mayor Rid
dick. Of Norfolk: Congressman II. L.
Maynard, Of Portsmouth; Colonel Alex
enty-frst Virginia infantry. and his staff,
in full uniform. Mayor Baird, OF Ports
mouth, being enormously notified that
the Governor would arrive tonight, was
absent.
The Governor was Immediately escort
ed to the Monticello Hotel. in Norfolk.
and later during the day he visited yari::
the the liver. G Governor nor AycocR. who has
not been here before since his cleo
ton, expressed much pleasure at the
growth of the city and Its environs.
Committees met the other distinguish;e d
er emo Montague BY the Chesapeake and
Ohio route at 6:25 o'clock and other
guests on other trains.
afternoon Via the seaboard Air Line,
and was met by q committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16

NEW ORLEANS La, Oct. 1o,--COTroE-
Spot cotton quiet. but drm; sales s,42e, In
Futures quiet, opening 304 points above yes
terday's closing. The fluctuations were rapid
and narrow, but with an upward turn In prices.
gained from 1odIl2 points. inhuneced by the
nprov In New York and Liverpool. The
market closed steady, the net gains being 7@la
Cotton futures quiet and steady: October
o.so9e.4s: November, a;s5Gs;S7; pecem b q
$50; March, o.b5Gobe; April. o.e3@0.65; May,
e.67d3.es; June. 073 bid; July, OTIS bid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
nAuRoAps ACTED WELL

RAILROADS ACTED WELL:
In spite OF the continued pressure In some
OF the minor ndustrials IN the early trading the
railroad list acted rather we'll. and to a, Ger.
tain extent confirmed tho belief held amongst
sonle Of the more experienced traders that the
Industrial list was already ceasing to have sym.
pathetic eject.
The Standard OIL brokers gave a little support
TO Amslgamated Copper. There Is very little
doubt that the dividend will be the usual u Of
kkt cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
Postmaster Short.

(By Associated Press.)
RALEIGH. N. c., Oct. 15,--A special
from Greensboro says that Postmaster
Lewis. of Madison. has been ousted from
his office on account Of the discovery by
postofilce Inspector Etherman of n, short
age Of s5,s5 In his accounts, The shortage
was made good by Lewis bondsmen and
tho Office turned over to c. Il. McAnaly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N, O., Oct. l5-sPIRlrs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 62hc.; receipts 20
rcis Crude Turpentine-Frm at $2,a5dpa,s0i
reeeip,s. As barrels. Tar-Firm ut sl'so; re-
ceipts, 80 barrels.
Firm at 55lka5bAc,; receipts, &C., casksi sales,
al0 casks; exports, aah casks: Rosn--Flrmi
receipts ll5 barrels; sales, 4,40e barrels; OK
'VctMMA RLEsTGN, S, O.. Oct, l5,-TuRpEN,
TINE Nominal. Rosin--Steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16


lnEs and Norfolk. merchandise and passengers.
Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Berkeley, Guy. Norfolk. merchandise
aud passengers. Old Dominion line
Schooner Alice J. Yenahle. SignAigo. James
River wheat, George A. Haynes.
SAILED.
Steamer Brekeley. Guy. Norfolk. ncrcba ndss
and passengers. Old Dominion Tine
Barge Swansboro Scott, James River, light.
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCT. Is, 1908
ARRIVED.
Danvlle Short, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
Elm City, Haynes, Mattaponi River landing,
passengers and general cargo.
Danville, Short, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. 10, 1908.
ARRINED.
Schooner Governor AMPS, ProTidencs.
Schooner Ada 2. Brown. Providence.
Steamer Lady Armstrong, Galveston.
SAILED
Steamer Lady Armstrong, Hamburg.
Barge New York, Providence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
Stern TAKEN to ashington,
(Ry Associated Press

WASHINGTON. D, g., Oct 15,--Leopold
7 stern, the Baltimore satchel manu-
facturer. who was indicted for conspiracy
To defraud the soyernment IN connec'
and was afterward arrested In Canada,
arrived here to-day from Toronto in the
r,lstod, OF Postoffica Inspector Mayer
Le was taken TO police station,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
THE FRACTIONS,

THE FRACTIONS:
The weakness in Brooklyn Rapid Transit was
thought to represent the selling OF stock bought
on "Wednesday IN tho attempt to put It up 70
make a market for Metropolitan securities
generally will follow the result OF the election,
it is even said that the members OF the Ola
not have much LETT II the fusionists are 70.
elected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NORFOLK, Va. Oct, 15,...,PEANuTs,-
prilne 3hc. prime, &c.: common. 81 G3c,j
spanish, per bushel, SOC, No new crop coming
PETERSBURG. VA. Oct. 1o--PEAEUTs-
Spanish, OO902lac. Market firm. stock Light
and few being offered Vrginia's. SIC, TOT
fancy; market steady,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
DRY GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK, Oct. lb.--Thc dry goods market
shows lttle inclination to hny for future wants:
prompt shipments on orders which are behind.
hand More or less irreguarlty exists with re,
gard to prices especially In southern goods. but
In good many lines concessions are not being
ma din
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16

Cotton, steady; middling, $50; net receipts,
80 bales: gross. 1880 bales; sales. 700 bales
stock lO2 226 bales.
Total today at all seaports-Net receipts, 81,
eoe bales; export to Great Britain, 33,56S bales;
to Franco, 3,67S bales: to the Continent, 0,3s5
bales; stock, 425,l 22 bales.
Consolidated Mt all senports-Net receipts.
2i73 $50 bales; export to Great Britain los, 9Od
bales; TO France, 1902 bales; to The Continent
0S,Tli bales.
Total since September list at all seaports--Net
receipts l. lOl, 008 bales; export TO Great Britain
2oS B4l bales; to France, 0s,S44 bales; to the
Continent, 327,l62 bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16

NEW YORK. Oct 1s,-REEvEs-No receipts
to-day; feeling steady. Calves-Reeeipts. ~
pounds; grnssers. sa76@sIe1a; no Westerns
Sheep and Iambs--Receipts, h,417 bead; market
ssb0al a 90; few extra, s4,25@4.6o; lambs at
$500; Canada lambs, s5,7oGIe; culls at $i6t 60;
culs shepe at Sl.50Ga, Ilogs--Receipts, 2 22s
head. arm to- Toe higher. State and Pennsyl
yania hogs sold at Se.lo@8.6o per 100 pounds,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16

Line common. l2Gl2H; do. preferred. 2o@22k.
sesbosrd As, OH CESS. Atlantic Coast Line
common and preferred. not quoted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16

Nortbern Pacific 2. ............,.... 20
Norfolk and western consoi 4s.......... 94at
Oregon short Line Is and Partic ....... seSt
Pennsylvania COW. 3hs................ p5H
Reading General "a .................... 051S
st. H. and Iron Mountain con. Is, ...... 1o9!a
st. Louis and San francisco fg. 4s..... SIN
st. Louis Southwestern lists. ~
Southern Pacific As .................... s51a
Southern Hallway s. ................... 112h
Teyn. and Pacific lists .................. JIG
Toleco, st. l.. and Western As......... %
Union Pacific Is ..........'....'...'"' l0tt1s
Union Pacific conv. 4s................. %
i. s.. Steel I'd Is Observation-Disclosures. 69h
W,hash jnts ..,.,,...,............. Jig
waba.b Deh ns Sc
wheeling and Lake Eric 4s.............. SO
yriaoonsin Central 4s ..,..,,,,,.,,,. 80
Colorado Fuel con. IS ................... 671a
NJ. and o., collateral trust IS ......... ~
certrai ~ Georrin Cd Inc q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
coTToNsEEu oil, MAnKEr.

NEW YORK, Oct l5.--Cot tonseed oil was
neglected and practlcay on October, With spot
ttill nominal. Prime crude, + o. b. mills, 27dg
.sc.; prime summer yellow. 80 vac. spot; October,
S6m III lbe.; on sumner yellow, 3b@37c,; prime
white, aIc.; prime winter yellow, 4fp,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE. .

poBT os RICHMOND, ocT. l5, 1905
AkRlvElS
Steap,er Pocphontus, Graves James River land
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16

CINCINNATI. o.. Oct. l6.-H0iS--Aetiye a
10000. Catte--Dull at S2.0oGI,50. Sheep
,uli and lower at Sl,76@saa. Lambh-Dull AM
ovnr AT S46ih. SIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
Cotton futures opened steady and closed

Spot cotton closed steady, 10 points higher:
mIddline uplands ESQ; mlddling gulf, 1905;
sales, 200 bales.