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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-13
NO 0TnER DOCTOR FOR ME-.

Last spring. early. wrote you my feelings
and condition,r says Mr.. A. J. Vanderwater, 81,
West Division Street, Chicago, nj, "and you
advised me to take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery "a few bottles), and then write you
how felt. am happy to say an getting 10
feel 6ne. In all have taken six bottles OF the
Discovery and four or five vials of the little
'feliets.' They have done me worlds of good.
All my friends say 'Vanderwster, how well
you are looking What in the world have you
been doingf' I tell them have been doctoring
with DR.. r. v. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. " Why
they say, you haven't been therep' No. i
cay, but took his Golden Medical Discovery
and his little Pellets These medicines have
wrought the great change in me, From n slow
NOPE OF . man that could hardly crawl tired
and sick all the time aud could do no work
70 man who can work, sleep ent, and feel
hne. and that tired feeling Is all going away.
l am very thankful that wrote to Or. Pierce.
His Golden Medical Discovery and his little
liver Pellets have almost made a new man
OF me. feel young as did at thirty years.
Ne other doctor for me- only DR.. Pierces
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-13
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily
The Republicans certainly were for.
tunate In selecting ticket last Sat.
urday as not one candidate is obtec.
tionable.
To vote one must be registered
Register and vote for that man who
has done so much for the west
Theodore Roosevelt.
Mrs. Winters departed this morning
for Albuquerque. where she will 10.
cate. Her many friends wish her sue.
sess In her new home.
Mr. Chase, who bought the county
poor farm, yesterday paid -, 800 In.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-13
HAD GIVEN UP HOPE.

81 will express my thanks to you for the
Kindly advice you have given me In regard to
my case" writes Miss Carrie ]. Wharton of
Dunavant, Spottsylvania Co. Virginia. "when
wrote to you last spring was In terrible
state Of health. Had given up all hope of ever
being better. spit up my food ali the time
and II seemed sour as vinegar. ! would have
bad sick headache every other week In fact,
my head never felt clear and ! was perfectly
broken down under the strain Of losing my food
coustantly. i had read great deal In your
books Of what your medicine had done for
other!. % ! wrote you and got your advice.
Bought two bottles Of Golden Medica. Di.cov-
cry and the FIRST dose I fook felt better
When had finished taking the two bottles the
splitting up lad entirely stopped aud my head
was much better. believe your medicines are
lust what you have said of them.
~ carefully read the books YOU sent tne and
shall always speak good word for the Golden
Medical Discovery whenever have q chance
-You can publish this II you think II worth
while. II might induce some one else to try
your medicine who suffering as I did Il
vas by the testimoniais Of others that was
tnduced to try H. shall always rely upon your
advice and feel safe to do as you tell mes
DE. Piercc's Pleasant Pellets cure coa-
edpat3ons IL csuses and consequences
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-13

10 the county treasury. This repre-
sents the price of the property
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-13

ras eastern train which should
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-13

Among the passengers on this morn
ing's train from Silverton was Mrs.
w. T. Doss, the miliner, She felt quite
thankful for the timely Tagging OF
the train by Roy irwin.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-13

Treasurer Patterson has served tn,
county well and faithfully. The book.
were never in better shape and tn,
funds check out right to cent It..
immaterial to Mr.. Patterson wha
hour an investigation is called for. H,
is there with the goods and such 4
man should be continued.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-13

First publication Oct. 13.
Last publication Nov. "a.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-13

r. H. Rose has the contract for
grading for the new motor car track
at Porter He had to stop last week
on account of the rain but will go up
today to resume work
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-13

From Mondays Daily.
The peaks In the La Platas Al
covered with snow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
COTTON MARKETS.

b NEW PORK. Sept. s.--Tlt cotton market !,
.reopencd after the holidays slrn In tono with
September 2 points lower and other posi- tons
unclaimed TO. points higher THIS wa 8 about
decline as a result OF tho bureau report OF last
l'ridayIo about 1sd2e points, ra!!tcd this morn
Ing and by the hour Of the local opening were
s
trade were evidently looking! for bullishi
weekly report at mid day. and there were also
reports OF rains in rexas tina We're said 10 DO
dsaSns h Sere
cover shorts. and tho market during the morn
ing ruled Arm and higher, reaching q net ad-
vance OF about 24lo9 points There seemed
Very little cotton for sale as prices worked up
People With bearish views evidently thought
they might get o better selling level as ~ re.
suit OF the bureau week report This proved
about aa bu!lis as Locked PKG f9E
ton. But 1t proved tho signal ter more gem
eraI selling, and 1 soon became appnrentNth that
the advance Of the morning had fully dis
whether tho crop had lost mora Than Womld
be considered normal at this season OF tho
year 2j VI . x, !. :, W 4
very heavily and there was no sign o. any
thing resembling bull support, The market
In tho late trading lost all It's early advance,
whH e eUse sher
points. The closing tono was Y steady, z,
q Sales were estimated al. 500. 600 bales The
IN s asy N"s spo.
\ at the decline. The 1orning g weather map
Gceipts for tho day wcres heavy, but an in-
CREASED movement Is rearded & az no more
~ tx
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MARKET in
FINE: 5. SHAPE.
LatS Rise Extended and the
Volume of Activity Was
Increased.
THE. EARNINGS FAVORABLE 4 r 4 y. :.
Bond Market Quite Broad and AM
l'irnlD cprcssion8in United
States Steel Preferred.
tRx AssoelAted Press.1

E NEW YORK. Sept. 6s--Tlic stock mar.
kct gave a good account Of ltaelf again ~
to-day ana COMPOUNDED its unfrlcndly crit
leg, BY extending lis already con sid cradle
rise and BY an iflcreasc IN tho volume OF
activity. The market Was under s,1s-t
melon OF manipulation AS 1t has been for
some time, but the advance In prices
wal. cffccted without bringing out any
sinsupportable burden OF genuine selling.
= Tho marriott was spotted all day anu
during the early part ofAthe session, we 70 .
isrckuar on account OF several weak
points. but tho tone gained in strcngt tn
during tho course of the session and tho
earlier points OF weakness we're y over
come. (. ,5 3. 81, 81 b Nc. y y
Y United States steel profcrr,Gsd vas :; 4, q =
center 81 pos1tivc dcpression The decline
Of q point In lfiB stcnri ty was vrss.nIln-
due the Preiynseasd tie esst
soTp s,i,i q drended. The lecai trae.
Ton stocks were tinsettled by the tnre ca,
formed another effective cent . Of sym IN.
ia thetic weakness. The Pnclhcs LOOK ,,s,
the ilcadersliip o { the later mari 1T. me W
nowly returned head Of the system ". Was
ct1nbnrking additional capital an his Spror p
ertyffas NJ result OF a matured rcLectioni
OF. tho period OF his, holiday. The demand
i forA Erie vas sought to DO assign TO
The same source. Stress was lad Upon .,
the very cheerful \ tone lroa 9 u
ofIlcials' reports: Va i
weekly gross enrninEs reported 4 were G.
favorable. especially for SOME o. the
Southern ana southwestern systom. !.
Tho bond market was quite broad and
flrm; total sales, par value, 81, 81, 600
United States bonds were U changed ,l14a' s
ii
Il Total sales stocks today were SAG. 900 ,ol
shares. s53si III Ss IS E 553 .3iss33
MONEY AND & ExcHANGE-CLos
Money on call: highest, i; low 4 ruling
rate, last loan i; Closing pig, 81.
co days, 3 per cent % days, 2! 2 1-2 six 1:s
D Prime mercantile pa cr. u s-4l14 IL per
cent Sterling exchange stead vi tn ac-
.tual business n bankers bills. ct. 54:s7 lag
gsIs7. % for demand, and at 4T0l7$4st7 10
for sixty day bills. Poster rates. 81 s. l-2
81 y Gommereiai Bills. s4.s4l-4as-s Bar sill
YER, &5s 3-4.5 Mexican dollars IS Ia.
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!. CROP CONDITIONS.
General. Deterioration in Cotton
indicated,

ByAssociated Press) 4
1VaAIaEII N GTON, D. G., Sept, 6.-ThssS
4 quite general deterIIorat ion II the
IS reported from limited
areas prInepaly the central ids dstrlets
orally prevalent. Drought proved detrl,.
mental In Tenn apd 6rongh,tE and
rains, too larc 10 be beneticIai, have fallen
recently over a large part q, the last
named State y here boil wee,ylss, are de- {,
in tho north central counties, Da MAGE
Nv boil .WeeVls In iI.0,lslanas Is RESTRICTED e
rapidly stlroughou I tile cotton belt, and
picking IS general except In the extreme
g The Wscaat Gi l,as been very favorable
Tor cutting and housing tobaseo,, !, good 2 n
the Middle Atlantis Statcs,nnd New Ilng,
land. Further improvements Is TOP orted
from Kentucky, where cutting As now
Il !. Z 3
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TOBACCO
thriving.
Weekly. Crop! Report SlloYss
Weed to be ins Fine
Condition. &.

q
The United States crop bulletin Rror8
this week, issued yesterday, gives inter-
3estns comments on the crop situation.
It is appended \: AN
WI The week was generally ithont rain
in ali sections except for showers about
tho 1st. III some portions OF the Great
Valley division the weathergras become
rather droughtS, but for the m os e part
the lack Of! rainfall was beneficial. This
| is moro particularly the case with crops
IN gW grounds to and Sssa
fate corn and tobacco. Excellent foppor-5
tunity1 was had for carryin on work in
the field. M Much fall blowing was DONE
and many field ss Nv ere put in order TOR
these porttI5Sns qf te Gr e
Yaleywere i athsr dro e e. 7;
has1 occurred. IN TideWatcr counties late
tF slins y 6bs1tns
along towards completi As IL ruln q,
Kept
Of sinutsand sproutingSln stack and shock
gS Corn-IiniS tho Great Valley section this
Gil p has suffered to some extent b Z. from
dry weather, but clsewl here in. tho STATE
Ing rapidly. Harvest is general, and s &
no frost occurs, t he bulk Of tho crop, will
soon be secured IN good condition.. u AS
a rule the prospect Is for q more han
otTr obaceS IS Eng atnrins nicely. Tho warn,
days and cool nights or the week were
favorable for this crop, and It is In gem
orally good cond lton. II orn worms are
Working 81 elgs,hnp4d Locally 9 s, some
far from these causes Is small and does
not affect tho genera situation Cutting
is advancing rapidly In tho Southsidcs
count les and the crop III curing up well.
ting has begun, 1.nte fields arc doing we'll. IL
STotatocsI Digging Of this crop both
Irlsl1aa swsetis about tlnshaed, and the
crop of Irlshspo potatoes q Is showing n good Il
growth of vine and is In promising cons
Edltion.9ss * sf al 3 81 rs. sai3sss q:
tent in those titles where the. .condl-5
lions are dry, are ms q ruln holding Y !,
well and arc much better than usual for
this time OF year. ,,,}N n
Fruit-Peachos and pears are on the
The quality e these these fruits ayars s
Apples continue to DO reported scarce
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SOUTH |iE||;;RN RAJ WAY.

II Sc HE'D il LIE IN EFFEC MAY 9TH, 1904 ~
5Sss@'F TRAINS LEAVE 1CHlIOND.a. S3S
100 AZ a4.--Daily. Local for charlotte. NJ
III u $50 r.. M.--Daiiy. Limited Buffet Pullmaaj
10 Atlanta and IS Birmingham, n ew Orlesu1,5
Memphis. Chattanooga and ali she south..iii5sS
I'll :oo Pa Al.Dally Limit ted &. Pullman ready
. :3O s.. Nj. Tor All The South n
The faxorl,e $ronts! u. Baltimore and E4stsra,
points. etmond q dl-D'aityi'
s1 III p. M..-Local. Daily. except Sunday.
I'D "a p M-Excepts Sunday. 8 For West Point.
connsotins with stsaniers ior, Baltimore snd
Point Monday. "Wednesday and Fri day call %
YorktoWI and Clay Bank y Tue sdAy, r ursdays
M "a turdaY llmondss and Gloucester Point.
N1.45 a. M.-Excapt Sunday. Local 81 xed 5fos
4 " TRIMS ARRIVE RIcAM4Np.
s s.ssp M. FROM Charlotte and Durham.
We M-Es9Iini M sIsa .nd yyest Point
gIo.E' AZ NJ q 10 EP, M--From West pint:
y -. ~ M ~ lhRDwICH.8 w. H.gbTAYLOHsi
q III *. Ac:KiERT Gent sisr., III
XIII rs W ASKING ton. q. g. VI sis5 8
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sfF:'AIRMOUNTS NEWS.

!. Miss india I3nford las returned from
! deilghtfnl Visit 80 friends IN 4 Isle Of
Wight, M. Y Z q, , AZ
4, Mrs. Annie Allen was the guest OF Mis-.
s e MI. and Mrs. II llonas Duke LETT yes
Bterday for ST, Louis to take in the Worlds
h Miss, Frances. MCDOWELL has returned
n ftsr visiting tho Misses Henderson,, II
n Miss Annie Hankins has left for, Cliff
Miss iiSiinor no wers az Washington
ID. G,. who has been spending some time,
In North Carolina. Is tho glestsof Mlrs,.
Messrs, Henry Garnett,and John Wright
have returned from q visit TO Hanover
county, s
AIRS. southYprth WAS the guest Of
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Mrs. iW.lSC G. II thomas last week.
sgaNIr sa Mary Lawrence visited her friend,
Mrs. r oil. i in Ienrlco county. last week.
Mrs, Arment trout and Misses sArlnen-s
trout and u Mas ter Earle havo returned
from G otdonsville. 5 S3i 81! F H;
Charlie Sickle OF Savannah. Ga, has
returnsd home ter visit to r,Nvil-s
Mi. Moore Brown ard family. who were
tho guests Or N II. and Mrs. Edward Per-
due las t week, haYe.returnel$ "a Cat ollne.s
Ane. IRVINE, ef say yaRIIa tGaa
liam Sickle, has X ct Tor New ~ orlt. 3. ia @
4 ! d Ia visit fd Mrs. yillie Coles,
y Miss Minnie Burkert returned home
Sunday. from q SIX weeks stay wit h grel--i'
atives Iii Baltimore. Il
"a Miss Mary p llard and Mas ter. Ernest
Pollard have re turn ed from q delightful
visit ITO relatives lii King William: county.
Mrs. Kidd has returned from Albemarle
county. where she spent seYera W .i5y
Lewis .Garnet t. has returned home from
Mrs, Nv, Il Mitchell and Misses Bessie.
Mattie and Odie Parrish have returned
homo from Stnunt ton. ~
Miss Ncttie Parrish, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Ola Abertson has re-
turned to her home lin Charlottesville.
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\ sALEs::3
49, -
400 A. G. Ii .....
1890 Amelgamated Copper....
i 1900 Amer, Can and Foundry.

400 a. G. IL, CONF. 80.
1890 Ameigamated Copper.
/ 1900 Amer. Can and Foundry.
200 Amer. Cotton O!l...t........
Amor. Snuff .........,..,.
Amer. Snuff, nd ............
100 Amer. Can .....s.....
800 Amer. Car. pfd..............
GOO Amer. Locomotive, cgl1ls...
Amer. 1,CcOfnot Tive, I1ld..
1900 Amer. Sugar & ...l.....
1890 Al e. and 6. Fe, com .t....
300 A.. Y. and g.. re. ,pfd........
1900 Baltimore and Ohio
2s.O0 Brooklyn Rapid Trnnsit..,.
Canada Southern .,,.....s..
1900 Canadian Patlfic .. ]. !. s...5
li100 chesapeake md Ohlo.sS-..
200 CHI. Great estcrr..s.,.. ...
20100 Chi, NIL. and 8. P..........
900 Colo. Fuel and Iron .........
1900 Colo. Southern, com
400 Colo. Southern, LIST ptd .....,
100 Colo. Southern, "a pf1..
600 Clev., Gin, CHI. and 3. p.
Cont. Tobacco, pfd.,........
400 Cotsoa dated Gas :........s.
1000 Delaware and u udsOfli ~.
400 Del, Lack. and West....s..
$500 Erie, com ........ ........ss.
500 Eric, 1st pfd...............3....
320U Erie. Cd pfds.. .s.,,....
1900 General Electric ......,..t..
800 Illinois Central $3.50.
800 1ouisvilles and Nashville.
800 Mania afi...t.. ...s.. s......E
1890 Metro. Street Railwhy..... =.
500 Mexican Central ..........s
2loO Mo. Kan. and TEX. COM
1900 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. rfd
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D PRODUCE /, j {; 3 MARKET.

,ci,yv YfiF, X. f.a.st - = oE E-pnll and un-
settled Rye Flonr-l| r. i1aSs.
sysMS9@sna casa; ssred.
e anal = ODii1n market opened easier gr, 20
Weak cables and biz worlds shipnents. = =, ne
market nef from sane efe
Il Z, nef higher May closed al {E1ot: ~.
bcr, si =: Decemht~. ", ~ Il 4
opened easier with wheat hui 9, 7, 1',a
pailied on poor news
aSletc CIT na'1ed Lard
Continent, s7Gs
Z 9 oa " sood. Tnr.
ra,fee snos Rio. lnyoicc sAe;
Mid, steay car ans,asa l s,eaiy al Z. decline
~ IA. mnnts and closed steady at q. DECLINE o.
iottls points Sales $500 bag ,,,,
ady s sngst prIne Extra cream.
ylSd,lsea Official
mon q Extra stats 9, = f,li
extra s lSerca fsnss snail Witt
cream e. Fan s XIX SIC. large coored fancy SIG
sMc Eggs-Firn; 8, ~ naai DO
nearby. selected, Will 3 NV ~
sGs san tassN le Easy Long island
sey and Southern ~, ndplcked
S:a25o peanuttsIstsaissy asnSy Gabtascs-9
y Ionr Island andScrseyper 100 pounds
81 ,tOm.5O; per barrel, 500 loc' 335s,s
CHICAGO SEPT iIsa w r la sOd sS1o.
me,,ts iron, foreign countries caiiscd Soaht'Ss w
in Wheat hero to-day Late ~ the DAY
damage o rseartiss es sso Sears hses
I'M Doeember delivery closing with loss 10y
nniv al Corn was n shade h|ghtr; oats w"
OH 1sc.; provisions were .ssc. ''s
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southern ~ sample. 75c dsl.ooi,s. Corn Weak;
Southern white. ia Y, y
unchanged fancy Initial Ion. II q 1sc.;4 fancy
creamery; 200 NC; fancy ladle u disc.: store
packed .E iOT i2c.3 Egs-St eady >. unchanged elc.
sCheesc-F Firm and unchanged; largo and small
~ d lyc. ediuln. ~ a9ac. Sugar--strong ana
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Nortbern Pacific 1870. ..l,,,...... AZ
Norfoik ana Western conl>s %......S.... l0a
Oregon Short Lillo Is And Partic. q IS
1,nndinn General IL 4. 3. !. Da7s
al. Louis and iron Mountain con. So ..1.. 1IJ2x
st. Louis ana San francisco fe. is.s...... Us
st. Louis southwestern 1stS............,..S 91A
iscaboard Air Line Is. ".
Southern Pacific ~ ~. ois
southern Railway i7!55
,rexas and Pnclfic isis ]. 80.
1,,;an st. q Western IS
Union Pacific corv. 6 1872 q
abash 1Sis - 111s
WABASH Deb. rs 4. :. !. $50
Whecinp5 and Lake Erie Eek. Int u. ..,.,. S0ta
wisconsin Central As ....U.... SOS
COLORADO Fuel and Iron conv. %. ..,...... i5N
and q d asa1sE. Il T ina sc
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CLOSING , BOND QUOTATIONS.
Bid. Asked

Chicago ana Northwestern con. III ....... 4iasR
5,i,iearo II, -. and Pacific 1s...........y. 1914
Chicago. RI |. and pacnc col. % 6sh
c. G. and 81. Louis gen. AZ n. 1917
fChlcas 70 Terminal a. :.
Consolidated Tobacco Is 555
5t;i0rat.. nnd Sontherni4s ,5...............s" q
Denver and Rio 1randa lol e
isrs General is &. i. SIX
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts........... lo1 n
sInusyiIe and Nash Unlflcd 4s..... !. !. 1o0H
Mamma ii n con gold 1868
Mexica II Central III. 63s
sien!ca c 81 n,,,a ~
Missouri N KANSAS and Texas ls.......... 1ooa
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds........s...s sp,s
National r. H. OF Mexico CON. 20 HI
New York Central gen. S9Bs w
New, jersey Contra! gen. 81. 1895
i,ori, Pacific a
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Lynchburg T bacco Market.

Lynchburg va Sept. 8, 1901.
e Sales Of !oos0 tobacco \! on y he Lynchbprg
market for the two weeks ending July ~.
1894, reported by John +. Ogiesby 4.
5i5 Sold week ending July 18th 1ai. 500 POUNDS;
sold week ending July s., 99v apo na De-
crease for week ending July eS AS, 300 pounds
Sold from October \ 1909, TO jay l lS0s'
sO.6S6, 100 POUNDS; sold from October, J. lgo.,
q July 2s q 500, 100 pounds; decrease for
\, The receipts this week were very llght. Ihs
offerings continue Target Of the lower grades
swithmuch of that damed pricas rather ol! on
I'll grades. Reports from tho groW'n crop y
From tho most reliable information obtain,
able the quantity or tobacco planted VIII Ila!l
short OF the 1903 crop at lean one-Io!rth,
There syll be- no tobacco sold 81 any OF me
warehouses during the month OK AUGUST py
order ~ the Tobacco Assoca Ion ssS! 81 81 FL rs
The quotations are as folloWs 81
Dark lugs. common, yfs. 6S
Dark Igs nledu ,.s.t' aSap ~ TX *
Dark Jugs tsGs y FIX TX
Dark leaf, ~ * s w
Dark leaf. med aaeS go go
DARK leaf, goou 's.'','s' * u SiTSo
Dark hne' * ~ az *
payk svrap 80 s9'ss
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETa.
sBAsss
u 2ETERsBuRG, pn'l II Is PEAN TS-
Z
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ii. &. rerunaIns IL registered, y. 1911.
u. s. tefunding ~, coupon =. !. 1854
u, s.. III. registered !. Ios
a. 4, !. y. 1854
i, q New ~. registered i. 4. 1871
q, g New Is. coupor 4. .....1as
u. g. Old S.. registered LOG 4
u RI Old q. coupe 4. !. !. lo7
Ateblson general Is !. 1osss
Atchison aajustmen, ~. J. osts
Atlantic Coast Line .9s.a
t,n,,mnrc ana Ohio IL 4. lo3
i,sitmoro and Ohio All 9iH
Central OF Georgia SIS ~
Central OF Georgia st Inc. ~
Chesapeake and Ohio loD
ehieaso ii. and Quincy new Al. asN
chica 10. 81. and ST Paul gen. is. 1cats
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VI
Cotton. quiet niddilng lilo; cross q -, receipts.
export TO Great Britain. sos3 bales 70 The Con
Total to-day Al ali seaport e receipts,
"a e33 bales:s export to Great Bri =. gst pnes
II the Continent, 10 bales: stock q paleA.
5 C,onsoiId ated at Ill seaports-Scts receipts by.
as ba,es; export TO Great Britain, 1s,lSS Dales'
to the Continent. 10 Gz3 bales
Total since September LIST at all apoEIs.,-.S,et
5recei PTS SO, 100 BALES; export 10 reat
ssois bales; to France. bae 70 tho coll-
!tihent. 81 bale %
sst EW8ORLI3ASS,sJsA., Sept. ~
lie rpot ma rkct there was "a falr inquiry, out
rainy wea Their had q tendency to c lns me
movement Sales SOP bales oY 70 -
,riye.s, Quotations reduced 81 &c.
Is Futures opened steady with prices Sol p9ihi,s
higher, liverpool private cables were bui!ish!
ana prices there showed an al ancins Yen
4Ief,e;; ON I his and 8bad crop news and mo
irxnccfatlan OF a bad weekly r. FORT from tthe
bureau Waa based tho advance Of over a quarter
nf a cent that was Seen. " I, g.
81 atc IN the morning futures were -'I " Poii.s
!hirfer In the close OF Friday. Lat or IN ING
sd. yn B flood OF selling Orders. real izins spy
shorts and scalpcrss running tor; cover s f,
prices down gradually 10 nboin c,oslhE
lave. IN the trading septcmbe opened, !.
noint. higher at 81 sold 70 10.s9 and m.
;ailws declined Ia 10. 30 opened n, 4.
nnints 10 ii II. 37 dvanced to- 10 b5 ana
rsredrd 70 10 rs The mari closed weak Will III
nrstcsYupchange 10 net points 9io
q i toser. To- esaio Npyentbef
10 s.. Dsceinber &c lniiuary sa
10 al: February, lo.sifl9 q;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07

BY Thomas Branch & Coz Bankers and Brokers.
Open Hkh. Low. Closing SALES: go. 80

1850 Missouri Pacific ..........
100 Nash. Chat. and S. L...4.
1900 New York Cehtra1..s.......
300 Norfolk and Western .......
500 N. y. Ont. and Wcst......
$500 Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
2y30O Pennsylvania II. II ..........
+ GOO Peoples Gas tChicago),...
100. Pressed Steel Carer s.......
5 Pressed Steel Car. pfd.....a
1900 Republic I and S., corn....5
& 100 Republic ]. and s.. pfd......
1880 Reading, com ....s... ...ts..
7 200 Reading, 1st pfd......s......
200 Reading, I'd pfd......,,..,...,
1880 Rock leland com i. .s.,...'
1900 Rock Island pfd. ...........
D 100 sloss $3.50. ...... 40
Sloss. pfd...... ,..s.......t
400 S l.. and s. FL "a pfd.a.
1900 s. j.. and Southwest, pfd. J.
1890 Southern Pacific ..s.....t...
1890 Southern 1,allwayS com ,.,
400 Southern Railway, pfd...
100 Scaboard Air Limo, Come.
1900 Scaboard Air Line, pfd....
1890 Tenn. Coal and Iron, ......
S800 Texas Pacific ...... ..........
1906 Union Pacific s..... ......S
200 United States Lea tiler.....
2I5OO United tSatcs Stecl..........
4OSoO United States Steel. pfd...
800 Va. Car. Chemical. com 8
sic VA Car. Chemical. pfds.s
300 Wabash, corl........ ........
1000 Wabash, pfdn..... ..........
400 Western Union ..............
100 wisconsin Central ..........
1000 wisconsin, Central. pfd..ts..i
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07

than natural al this time and the fact re-.
ma ina that available supplies are ETH very
low. IA 49, a ,s ~ i
III ga bales aRainst 15,6l5 last geek ana Gil
last GEAR For the week lDo. 90 aies ga!nst
1853 last week and 49, IT, last yea r z 9. days
receipts at New OrlcanEs were n 80 y Dalcs
against rs last year, aud at Houston were 1874
q I'm IN ~ q S74 last We r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
z BALTIMORE MD, Sept. 6.-Rcahoard 4. Air
Limo common l5j1 bid; do. preferred, u - BID
Atlantic iConst Line common, III IA; sgl3