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lTl3 ~ n gH Va n
: RICHMOND cp;AIN MARKET s
Richmond, Va. Sept, q. 1904.
34t5 QUOTATIONS. X
CATTLE MARKETS.
3 2ICIIAlO.ED LIVE STOCK MARKET.
.5 (Sales at Union Stock Yards,)

Richmond. Va, Sept. 90, 1904.
ia There was fair run OF cuttle on the mar
kss Hest steers 546%.c.; medium 70 s.o,a ,dd
s% giNc,; common TO fair, 3as!sc.; best helfers.
4hQ41ac.; medium to good. 81 q H.; common
o % fIny i%iT{sHS Sry COWS sHo
Light run Of hogs and sold from 6.l54lG, 80;
rough hogs. 696sicc., as TO quality. ls
,,i Light run &c sheep and lambs: Fa sheep,
6,.e,; common 70 fair. 3d.c.; fresh COWS, f:Vy
5000; 8Veals, 041p. X 53 gltsHi
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Sent, as,-cAJyrLE--Re.
1000 Westerns Market steady to loo higher,
Good to primo Steers. $5.p5d6. 81; noor 10 me-
dunn, $a.6OG6,3Q; slockers ana feeders. $2,s5Qp
1901 COWS and he.fars, Sl,6o05, 80; canners,
Sl5oG2. 35;s u bulls. $2g4.00i calves. s.50u 90;
iss H.HsKsasps /! sss} hs9d Market s{saay
rs, Va6 20 rough heavy, S. tg9f5 So; ght 50 COZ
56l0 bulk OF sales. $575d9 90. Sheep Re-
fre!pts. 20 head. Market strong, Good 10
choice wethers. s4d4 80; fair to choice, S3,SJqp
so; natiy lambs. si10,o
8is}NEW YORK. Sept. es,-bEEv91s-,R et,c pts
AL head. Feeling steady. DR. MI b9ef slow
ut 64 00c. for native sides Car es--I feceipts,
49, head. Market slack at Sc lower. yea!s,
ysals s & s4ss ss07o1; g!a,sers
SLOW; city dressed, &c.; choice. X l2c. country
dressed grassers and fed calves, taS she nee,
and Lambs Receipts SOL @ head g " Sheep
steady; ot hers fun steady Sheep $2.60QJ i,00i
lambs, 5'ls,,sss9 70; pas car OF. ss,ss. CANADA
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sEAB0AR o AIR II RAIL WAY.

MANS t.I~4A, ~ Observation-Disclosures MI
.:.v ~ G.AI.-ovauotltu al..47-Ia:ao j.. n.-Seae
buuyu ~ ,. SAVANNAH. Jueksanv.!.e.S AS
lhII u iltl,u toUu.4lM est. 85sSs
49,, M.-l.oc.-r'or N orlina and Hamlet.
4 TRAINS Arm E-RlCHMOND 8ilss
6:35 A.. Mo. s4-Eromi Florida. a tlanla& and
~ us p. M~No ee-Fron Florida. anta snl
ne 40 S2 r. "M.~No. ssrso,n Norllna ana local
points. . 81, =, . 845l&
-, V. M. TAYLOR. c. T. a., 95s5
$50 East Main Street. Phone 4o5.
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Property Transfers

hichmond; Rowland y Harlow and wife 70
Alberta, Wels dudley. III feet on nortn side
Moore street. 81 feet welt Of Nortbn Street,
George TOSS and wife to w. A.. Chester
man, 20 feet on east line OF Flrsr Street, ll5
lIenrlTo; Emil Ehler ard John Ehler and
wife to James q. Whtlock, 5.Ss-loQ acres
about three miles below Richmond an tho
New Market road, 5000
N g. II, and Samuel Mlchauls to Edward and
Iiulda Lehlnanc, 80 cores on the WI lansburg
road about three miles below Richmond MD
persorAlt. - said promises 1890.
Old Folks Home Of the g, y ". q, of T.
IRIS. trustees. 10 Lewis Palmer, lot II on plan
bfg Brown esyilo, n $50. " FL
A n. y. Walker ara wife To Alice q. barnes,
slos No, EOS on the plan Of Sherwood Park,
LOUISA ID. Wigh,n,an to Ellen Ii c'yaw-
ford, 80 feet on rorth side Floyd Street %
feet from Cedar Street, 49, is5' IS
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::'l'-g tis MAs, n

NEW. YORK. Sept. 2o.-It was an active and
excited day in the cotton market w.l1 sentl-
menl greatly un.ett.ed. Orders al first&wera
well divided and the market. while Irregular.
held pretty STEADY. but. tlHAllyi y.c1ea I m
craesing bear pressure and Closed the day
barely steady at fair net LOGS. Tho opening
was weak at decline OF 5dIi3 points in re-
Spouse 10 lover cables than Looked tor. y ru Il
!n3 was active ana the feeling around the
ring very nervous. owing to ths reports that
two OF the most Important speculative hgures
in The market were oppoB.nS each other. I ht.
trade consequently expected to see Il struggle
be .weer thUsc two interests al the ops n.ns
III S morning. There was. In fact. heavy sell
Ing and very ac.ive buying Prlc9s$ l.n.le-
,diateiy following the opening were forced b. Ok
10 nearly last nights level. but meet MS with
active Liquidation at the advance and contla.
ucd5 bear pr ssure eased Oft again to about tae
opening esurcs when br5 kers. believed to re-
present the bun leader. again entered the r ne.
anu during the middle sess on the market r. led
very firm advancing to a net gain OF about o
z points But In the late trad ne wall Street
became much more aggressive sellsr,4 ana
with demands pretty well Allied the mark;;t
developed a sasg!ng tendency thai was grad,
ny ttG iEIijS d ron I ngs % d out until
al the close prices showed net decline Of
from 1890 points. , sssi
THE sales were est mated at 10000 bales,
4 Receipts at the ports to-day were a 81, b,les
ngainst 81. 500 last week and 50 Gj9 last year.
For the waek S?J5 ono ba tes ga!nsi lS6 IT last
week and 1893, 2lo last year To-days receipts at
New ORGAN b.52l bales aga!nst a,9iS last ear.
and at Houston 1ll0s bales gainsl e.a2l last
year. Sa5
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I MISCELLANEOUS .NARRETA
PEANUT MARKET

n PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. 2s.-PEANUTs-
Spanish & market steady at 90g95c. ; offerings
very light: stock limited: demand good. vir.
sgin!as--Mark steady at 4I4Ac. for fancy;
50. Market hero virtually. bare OF stock.
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n E X y Rlcnmo7d, Freder,ck...
0o0 6s0 burg q Potion 40 n. r.!

s,tans #Leav ! t,cn.t.unu---vo rlnward. ,
g5 AIS "a. II, daily. Byrd st. Through. Ri "a
Bill 6:45 a. NJ, daily Main st. Through.
7:16 a. NJ. week days Elba, and accom-
d $40 a. NJ, daily. Byrd St Though Locaa
1905 noon. week days Byrd ST. Through.
600 p. NJ. week days. Byrd St. Fredericks4
burg accon,moda ton. sE4s @
@f sos 8P. NJ. daily. Main St. Through. E8
$3.50 ?; NJ. week days. Elba.1s Ashland %.
sos r. NJ. daily. Byrd St Through.
Trains }r>rrt.e r onu--S o---...sa I'd. t3$5
e:4o5A.s M. week days. Elba. Ashland ac.:
icomnoda ton. .es rs n
$40 a. n. week days. Byrd ST Eredericks-i
s :S5 A. M. I. daily Il Byrd st. Through.
a8 ii 80 Az NJ. week days. Byrd ST, Through.
s:o5 p, NJ daii:- Main st. Throu { b.
En- 500 P. a NJ. week days. Eba II; Aah and au-
9.15 p. NJ. daily. Byrd st Through H
$50 r. NJ, dc.ily. Byrd st q Through. Local
q: 50 ~; daily Main ~; Through
ali trains except train arriving huaond l1:be
a. NJ, week days. and local aecom,n dat Ions.
Tmo Of arrivals and depart,' ss and conneor
!,snn n nuKE. & w GULF. pTAyLoR.
Gen'i Ma n'r3. ASS t.. Gent M T-of. Man.
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: T-sg.-7-7T|s- = 7-7- @ITs1I ~
!. DRY GOODS MARKET.

81 NEW YORK, Sept. q, The dry goods mar
ket has been quiet to-day and little has been
am u t.ls " 81 $neW business. In The cot
ton goods market advances have been an-
nouMced, and these followed 30 closely on the
recent reductions have unsettled buyers ID as,
causing added conservatism on their part. Job
bers continued fairly active. ~ iff7FSs
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NEW YORK sept. eo.-A fter an 'rregn-
g lnr orening the 81 ockI market. ceve!orad
f'rer 9Th In several active Issues and the
disposition generally was 70 disregard
4 the lower runse Of prices from London
~ was not though. thntf$t the Interests
witch had been sellers j, here were anx-
4 iious ia see this market eel off at present
Southern Pacific. like Union Pacific.
Etpde Il rather wide opening. but showed
a good dcalrof strcng thu, The movement
snser u az W hs n oha
4 Grately cspln.ned strength in Gnion& Pa
! c.fic. There seemed TO be- few shcrts
attll 8uncoyered.S ,s $,l4 saI n
There was n little bidding, for Amalga-
Z mated Copper early. but there ,Sas a,
fnir supply Of stock. and traders hest
tated about following.
There .seenled to be a s'rong bull poo'
IN Leather common. with Iessrs Post.
ard F,t'g as their pr.nc Y, reprsssnta.
Il carn!ns are about the most legitimate
j. bull argument current.
The op, Mon is freely expressed that.
selns to be generally lirdera,ootl that a
dividend Will be declared on southern
#Pac:iic. preferred stock. early next year.
A Southern Pnc ncs common stoc.. hef--cs
the next semi-annpal dividends are -
c!ared on Union Pacifics. common and rre 4
fsrred The beHcft8 to Union Pacific of
tho declaration Of dividends on Southern
Pacific stocks Is obvious.
5# The Waldorf crowd was decidedly more
confident regarding The n,arket this
morning. The action of the market carly
cemed to have rcstorei almost alto
gethcr the confidence, with thu con-.
As still commended that the corn crop
I will be materially bcttersth han the rather
low ,estln.a!te made IN ,heglass few DAYS
gcstingl to know that a hieh oai c'al 81 ono
1.-THE principal roads operating west q.
On cage has telcgrnrhed a friend herr
that the frost In Iowa recently was very
corn. 't5 "a l4 SsI
T. was saId tha. Z q: $; Bache and Com
8bacco III the last few days. 4.
Atcll'son acted badly IN the early ar.
preston that the short ntcres, Ind beer
mostly run in on tho rally OF the previous
day. .gi 4t5s5 FL
After midday the tone or the market
was heavy and unsettled, The volume
check. q sagg.ng tendency, which vas
nevertheless qu le APP aren't In recently
act q We Issues, Tra'efs were hearIsh anls
Wv 10y L!!e5!Hc cIldFHcteF#Ol slllc market
d n. 3. Macdonald mad the heavest Of
II the selling orders IN Southern Pacific,
seller, was also noteworthy, as he has
ham Q e Of tie most active Influences
on the bull side. a rumor was ,cllrren.
tnat James r, Keenc had put out "a
line OF stock on Wednesdays rally. Ii''a
At the close OF HE market the tone
was rather better, With a moderate rally
shown IN most active issues and some
special spp strength Ii places, The volume
osa3aN ng aWhs r0ahvsry large, nor were
shorts OF the day, rs
, TA t sharp advance IN q tarlo and
which was by, no means srrong -" gave ave, (
sc me color to- the rumor that aFdividendl
would be declared to end tho voting
trust a, as soon as the contemplated 5linnnc,
! m, had been put through Traders
Nlought the buying was rather good. IA
Il p pMe b arrb nra houses bought little
London market could be rallied Without
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corroNsE J; IS I, on IA RKEr =.

Il NEW YORK Sept. q --Cottonsecd oil was
{ firm on good support Il and & light Va offerings
I Prime crude, t. o. B.. mills. 23c.; prime summer
yellow. 29as Sect;g Oft summer yellow. nomi-
nal; prime white, &c; prime winter yellow.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

& Chicago. r. I. and Pao col. t........... sss.
Il CT, G.. &. and st. Louis gen. 4s.....,.... 1919.
Chicago Terminal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
II Consolidated Tobacco 4s.................... 1:R
Colorado ana Southern 4s..S ............ Sc
Denver and Rio Grande As. .!.............Slots
Erle prior lien As .......t... 034
4 Erie General IS ....,.,...... sH
Fort Worth and Denve. City 1sss...........1 1895.
Hooking Valley s....,....................4l o3h
Louisville and Nash Unified 4s............ lo9ls
Mexican Central Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s5ls
Mexican Central list ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G
Mimi. and St Lous 4s......... .............. 95A
Missouri, Kansas and Texas g4s............ 1904
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2ds............ TAX
National n. r Of Mexico con-. 4A.......... 49,.
New York Central gen 3H................. 3g9i
New jersey Central gen, So. ............... 1874
Northern Pacific 4s.......................... 104H
Northern Pacific Is ....................,.,E7 4n
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U. s. rctundlng Is, registered. ............. 10
y. s.refunding rs, coupon ......,........... 10
U. S. Is. registered. ........................ 10
Y. $. q. coupon
y. - New IS, Registered. observation-disclosures 10
- Srw As. COUPON. @13
Y. s. Old rs. rcg.stercd..... ........,........ 10
u s.. Old Is, coupon.................... "
Atchison general Observation-Disclosures. 10
A.chison adjustment 4s.................. = Q
Atlantic Coast Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
Baltimore and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures.
Central OF Georgia 5s....................... II
Cent trail OF Georgia lEt Inc. s.
,C.esapenke and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. fo
Chicago and Alton 3,ss..... ............. d
Chicago, b.. and Quincy new 1s............ o.
Chicago Nj, and st Paul. gen. is........ ld
Chicago and NORTHWESTERN con. 7s......... II,
Chicago. r. /. and Pacific 4s.............. n
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4! u! !! MOI h01o|k&W Western

7.f ~ LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY, "
h ~ a. Ottr OA.1> LAAl he'd Arrivea
NoIAoIk II ~ "A. vi. Stops only al Pal ershi,rS
sWaVer!y aud Sunolk }.G III IN M - -
y:9a a : A.-SI. LOUIS EXPRESS. BpfYe,
parlor Car, Petersburg to TLynrhb,,rr = and
H oa 3, ~! slsepers Roanoke = q ST
70 1d kMa o1Nl,e: and Knoxville to ChattanosSs
. 1910 F. .M.-RoANoKE EXPRESS for Earn.
vile. LynchuutE and Roanoke. fii97 - 31s e'S".S
WV r. M..,OCEAN SHOnEg LIMITED VA Ar.
sives Norfolk s 30 r. n. Stops only At Peters :.
EuIe. Wnverly and Suffolk. Come cts b with
s So i,1rza to Boston Providenco New York
Z, " Z: M-fcr Norfolk and all stations east
o;so r. 7M.--NEw. ,.xLEAHs SHORT LINE.
p !, sleepers hctI.4nd to Iynchburs ana
Roanoke Petersburg TO Bristol. Lynchhurg 10
Chattanooga Memphis and New Orleans Cato
D $3.50 n. NJ. WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL,
through 'I Puilnan Sleeper Petersburg to ST.
y, Trains arrtra from this West 735 A.. NJ, aos
p NJ and o:c: P. Nj; from Norfolk IL 40 A NJ
and $50 p. NJ. ~ - 7GsS
OFFICE No. sss Eas: Main street III
". H. BEVrLT4 Il ssg2s8 c. \ H 8BOSy,EY ffl
Gent Pass. Agt. I'LL 5gS Dist Pass AT. ssS
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Richrnonders in New York,

E- farac'nl 10 8'FNn 7T1mes fYts'9a fHh -
NEW YORK, Sept. ee-Plfth Avenue
p. u, BackWLll, ii u. Grant and wife.
Cunlberland-S Hamilton. st. Denls-~R.
Frazer and wife. llolland-R. Brazer and
wife. Hoffman--C, y. CABOT. Barthpldl--
y, II, Betty,
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lnUCE MARlsE7,

NEW YORK, Sept. 222--FL R--Aiarket8 was
slow at unchanged prices. Rye lloul-T!rln,
Steady 3 ~ Isej sass3 kSy. q ~ n
a Wheat Spot ar!ai no, led. yl,4s.s@ op,lolls
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4 Cotton au!et; middllng. Il. 80; net receipts
5Ss bales; gross, 6SS bales; sales. bo5 bales;
stock IS, 1856 ba,es; export to the Continent, 100
bales. 1e ao, +.
AZ SCI bales; expert "a France: IL NSS bales 10
Consolidated Al all seaports-Net receipts
249 34l ba.es; export TO Great Brit ain. 90. e6o
bales; to France, s5.s2s bales; to the Continent
1 ''Total since September LIST al all seaports--
Net receipts 6S372 bales; export 70 Great
britain, a02 f6l bults; to France. Al S4i balea
to the Continent, lo9.7 100 bales; 70 Japan l,lOo;
10 Mexico, l.Y00 bales.
In = the the SPOT cotton market the demand Vas
less urgent than It has been ,s'lce Monday
Factors ask an advance OF rs 4Ac,.5 and there
was some trading att nc, "a above quotations..
sales !. $50 bales Including Z, $50 to ayrsye;
2 The Cotton Exchange committee made no
Futures opened au!st and ces were 15llt
markst and a much an!etcr 'lpcal spet demand
futures for a time held a wond ;rtully strong
i,ndertone. and after the first decline PRICES
were sent we'll above yesterdays close. Buish
sem iment was strong and "a gooi volume of
huying orders came from outs, ders, Later N
the session scapers' weak aongs BECAME heavy
sellers and drove prices down 100 y no MS be-.
October opened s points lover at "a, 50, sold up
10 1914 and then gradually declined to 1881.
The market closed weak. net with lesses 81
1915 points 6t s9 az y
1OT4: October, 10. 6iGl10.5a; November, 0,s10
To- 10; December. 10, 81 Gl0G2; January y ,,tsgN
10 Go; February, lo,76Qlo,77; March, los 7l0 81
i y y 4 l. 49, +
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4 AL ANTIC COAST LINE.

TRAIN LA T. sItlStt.auNl - DAlLi-BYRDsi
= S''' STREE tAllON.tt Xxi s5f 4 ssig$$5s.
s9 q sEFFEGl / I, =. > % l)4ht,g SEPT. u u.
4 1905 a. MA e. !, taxprsss y al polnte
4 90, A, M.--Pelersburg and Norfolk
a,S:Io T. M-PetersbuTg and ", and w. West,
( 4S:v p M.-Pele. spurs and EGortolk. & q If
,I:I9 p. M,-Goldsboro Local. fss
4 E:s5 r. M.-Petersnurs Local. R4s
9.sS p, M.-nElorlda and West Indian Lime
/ ''-s,ted''I 10 all points South IN
4 a IN p M-Petersbnrg and NJ and w. West.l5ss
u ;sY =, TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4o7 a;sS ~ M VI = 1s; r. a aSs :''sMi9
s..o ~ =, NJ 7:i5 p NJ j; a:o5 r. NJ. 4.s}5
: ''ssExcept sunday, .' s!u,,.y Inly,
+ ". u. CRAIG, Gen Pass AIT.
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changed Whea, du; s spp eontract :ioa q
l0s4i: spot. No red Western. 81 1919 1i lOA !:
Southern by sample. 900 aslo4F corn--Quiet:
gpot and the month. 5lA151Nc.; Southern
white corn. 55N5so Oats-Ea s,er; No, . white.
AK N35c. Rye--ltrmer, Bmtter..-Frm md un-
changed: fancy Initiation. .l7G1sc.: do. cream
erN 2O12lcs 10. adlc,Gl4Hl5c. 81 STIR -packP d.
3l2sla2c Eevs-S.eady and unchanged. Sugar
Strong and unchanged. Cheese-Steady and un-
changed. Af{ HI 3Ei aS5.5 gg
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Norfolk and Western con. 4s............... j1t2&
Oregon Short Line As md pnrtic......,... %
Pennsylvania conv 3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o9N
Reading General Observation-Disclosures. 1cFH
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con- 5s..,. lin
ST Louis and SAT-, Francisco fg 4s....... SO n
ST. Louis Southwestern Observation-Disclosures. 0 u
Seaboard Air Line Observation-Disclosures, SgA1
Southern Pacific As 9a,a
Tesas and Pacific Is iisx
Toledo. ST. Il. and Western 4s.............. 80 e.
Union Pacific 1O.H
Union Pacific conv.5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 04A
u g.. Steel 21 ........................... SIX
Wabash lists OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 117N
Wabasl, Deb. Bs .:................ G3i4
Wheeling and Lake Eric 4s................. %
Wisconsin Central IS s.,,..................... yH
Colorado Fuel and 1ron cOny. 5s.......... 76hs
n. md O 81 Collateral Trust 4s........:... 95h
Central OF Georgia % 5Inc...... ............. 50
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much kdif11c,ilty. They were buIlisf on
Ontario and Western and Reading. Fl.
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At the close OF The market the tone
was rather better, With a moderate rally
special strength III places, The volume
&o1iaH NJ WAS rOskvsry5 large, nor We're
the tsons more than might be in.
viewed ~ evening up Of few professional
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v 5.ft'c. :, e. 3ST0cK53 NhHKEr.
& BALTIMORE MD, Sept. 22.-Seaboard Air
Line common, 144 1l4H; do. pref FRED. I. 29,s O.
80. Atlantic Coast Line common, Il 13I ul3iA
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No leading futures ranged as follows:

Isl Cash quotations were as follows: FLODR-
Firm. No. . spring wheat sl.1G;3 No, g. $l.!6g
Iii; No red, q: lo'.g LlsE No. 2 corn 5Ag
No. e rye 74c. n Cord feeding harley ssaasc:
fair to choice mailing, 4oGaoc No. ! na,-sAd,
Sl.0e; No. i nor.hwestern. 81. 1873 Mess FORK,
per barrel. su. 30@1l. 49, lard, per 100 pounds.
t7log7. Is \; short ribs Sides floose). 7toH.,5;
short clear sides tbcxedl /: IS 6o97s7 Whiskev,a
basis. OF high wines. $l;es (Cloyer contract &
iohc. dairies.S l3T 16,Ac. Eggs-Steady at marc.
cases included. l4hGl7%c.; irsts. lsc.: prime.
.nrsts. coc.; extras. &C. Cheese-Firm at 81 q
anc. .t NO.
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cotton futures opened weak anu closed barely

Spot cotton closed quiet; mlddl.ng upands
n II SO ;rmlddling gulf, #ll55 sales, b65 bales.
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There seemed 10 be a strong bull 400!
IN Leather common. with Messrs. Post
ard Fsnsg. az their principal representa-
tiyes 81 the market. The improving
carn!ns arc about the most legitimate
bull acknowledgements
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It was said that j. Il S. Bnche and Com
pa " Gought $1,000 Consolidated TO-
bacco IN the Last few days. FL 4, IN

Atcll!son acted badly In the early ar
tcrroon, giving the trad RS the I'm
preston that the short Intcrcs: Ind beer,
mostly run in on tho rally OF the previous
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.uly himself Il, said to have bought up
yard OF 10000 bales @
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Wall Street Gossip.
tu,eclal.to ThcTlrnes- Dlspat

fu-erIal8to ThcRTimcs-D lsphtch.) ~ s
Z NEW YORK, Sept. oo.-After an 'rregn-
.lnr orening the stock nantket devclorad
f'rer 9Th In several active Issues and the,
deposition generally was IA TO disregard
the lower range of prices from London.
1t was not though. that the interests
witch had been sellers here were anx-S
louis ia see this market cell off a t present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23

The sharp advance In 81 tarIo and
v lstern In the face Of a general market,
winch was byno means Strong gave
SC me color to the rumor that aFdividend
would be declared VI to end the voting
trust as soqnIus the contemplated 5fInunc.
thought the buying was rather t good 3D. ! !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
5RIcHMOaD STOCK MARKET.
A Richtnond, va. scnt. e 1s

Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. preferred %
shares at lhS1s s.5sl sssfS S335 K W.
virginia ccnturiessoo at 9s; 1.o9o at 81; Ii. oso
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23

There was little bidding for Amalga-
mntcd Copper carly but there 1aa a,
1fnir supply Of stock and traders hest
tated about following. g e, q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23

@ Southern Pacific, like Union Pacific.
tTtpde Il rather wide6open!nE. butt showed
a good deal strcng thu. The movement
wna welcomed by the traders. who found
1T easier to- understand than the made
3Grateiy cxrln.ned tstrcngt b in + Union Pa
Sc.nc. There seemed to befa few shcrts
still uncovered, IT, u FL $ss n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23

apE~n.o40loy,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23

The arbitrage houses bought little
market could be rallied Without
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23

1914: october 10 bi671 50; November, TO
10 is Ioecen,ber. TO- 6lGpl0G2 I: January. 19,6SlN
10. 60 February, l0.76Ql077; March ~. W.
The Springfield herald., 1904-01-01
PROTESTANT MISSIONS.
Statistics Show Them to Be in 4 Pros
rerous Condition.

The American Board of Commission
ers tor Foreign Missions has made pub
lie summary Of Protestant foreign
missions. In most of the items there is
shown to he an advance over the re-
ports Of the preceding year. The in
come of societies in the United States
and Great Britain alone show an in
crease Of over 100000. The statistics
are as follows:
Stations. 5,771: out-stations, 22,36i:
total missionaries. 1868: native work
ers, T6,2S1, communicates in churches,
1,397,O42: pupils under instruction. l.
127.S53. The total native constituency
is 3.6l3,39l
The United States is represented by
6,99l: stations and out-stations, 1,611:
men. 2,GSS women: 20.901 native labor
ers. 506,G00 communicates. 49, add
ed last year, 259.537 under instruction
The income of the societies reported is
$7.l76 S95.
The missionary work in the Hawai-
ian Islands having been assumed by
the churches at the islands, that mis-
sion disappears this year from the rolls.
But that to the Philippines has been
added. so that the number of missions
Is still twenty.
In the Chinese missions OF the Amer
lean board there are more church men,
bers by SS5 than before the Boxer out
break. while the native laborers have
Increased nearly three-fold.