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SOUTH RI RAllyyA

ssS SCH EDuLE IN EFFECT MAY t:oT H. 1904 5s
81 TTsAINS LEAVE &RlCHMOND,ES3 3,i.3ssss
7;oo 20 A :, M-Daly Local for Char lotte,
SsS 1880 .P. M.--Dally. Limited. Buffet pullman
&. .ltlanta.,and B Rirmlnghan!. New Orleans
Memphis Chattanooga and all the SOUTH
% $500 p MEX Sun day Keysville Local. XII
Il: 100 r. M.--I)aily.$ Limited. Pullman ready
$3.50 p NJ, for NIL tho South.
## YORK RIVER LINZ af
The farorite route to BaltlmoreS and Eastern
points, Leave Richmond 4:eo r NJ. 81 aily,,s
except Sunday. sEs 55fifSs'#s
8s 2:l5 p M.--Local. Daily " except sunday ~
55 1870 Y; N. EXCEPT Sunday: FOR West Toint,s
connecting with steamers for Baltimore \ amt
river andlngs. Steamers ia ing from West
& Point Monday. Wednesday and Friday call at
iYorktownEnnd Clay Bank; Tuesday, q Thursday
and Saturday. Allmondsf and Glouceste "a Point.
las "a. M. Except Sunday. Local mixed Iors
West Point. 8:fS5 f}.5
South. &. a 5SS5s8y
la;sS. r A1.-17rom Charlotte and Durham. y
q $40 A.. M.-Fron keysville. ~
4 9:.5 a. aM.-Baltlmore and West Point.
A0:45 Al NJ. $50 p M.-From West Point.
C. ". WEsTBURY D. P. AZ: Richmond. ~ Va. &.
g, H. tfARDW1CH. W. HSI4TAYLOE;.#
q II: XcKERT, aeni Mgr: 81 5.s
Washington. y. g. III. SSS y 3S88i
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No Ball Team, y.
(special 70 Tho Times Dls;p,n,tcth,

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES va, October c.
Fredericksburg College Will not have a
the old players did not return for, this
session., and Il regular team will not ba
organized, for the reason that there is
not sufficient time n which to train green
scheduled with Randolph Macon and
other colleges Will not, therefore. take
place. 79
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS,

Chicago, NJ and 81. Paul gen. 4s.......... 1e9,s
Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s.,....... l2sh
Chicago r. I. and Pacific 4s.............. 76ts
Chicago X. /. and Pacific coll 5s.......... SB,7
4 c., G.. c. and St Louis gen. 4s.......... 102
-, uuluie osuoll2
Colorado and Southern observation-disclosures. 81
Denver and Rio g0rande as................ /, 1904
Eric prior lien ~ 90 hi
ERIE General IS
Fort Worth and Denver City lists. !. 1lO,x
Hooking Valley observation-disclosures. -. 1854
Manhattan consol gold 4s.................. 1864
Mexican Central 4s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GSH
Mexican Central list ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 16N
MINI. and st. Louis Observation-Disclosures. 04K
Missouri, Kansas and Texas IA ............i1Blh
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ?ds.......... SIN
National r.. r.. OF Mexico con. 4s.......... TN
New York Central gen. 3hs. 81.
ew.Jersey: Central gen. 3las.............. Jazz
Northern Pacific A. 1Q42l
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SALES:

25s A.. c. t., cor, ~,
1Go0 Ainalganated Copper ......
ym Amer. Car and Fonndry....
1W Amer. Cotton Oll...........
l2o Amer. Can ...................
aW Amer Can. pfdu............
500 Amer. Locomotive, com -.
100 Amer. Locomotive, pfd.....
SeW Amer. Sugar ..:.............
215OO A., r. and s. Fc, cotl......
200 A., T. and s. Fe. pfd. ...,..
300 Baltimore and Ohlo.......
43sO Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
/ 100 Canada Southern ...........
500 Canadian Pacific .......,....
500 Chesapeake and O1lio.......s
200 Chi. Graf Wester1,...,..,.. 3
451O Chi, Nil. aud s. p .........
4 100 Colo. Fuel and 1roi.s..,.,.,
900 Colo. Southern, com, .......
600 Colo. Southern, let pfd.....
100 Colo. Southern, I'd pfd...,...g
100 Clev.. Gin. Chi. and S.L..
100 Cont. Tobacco. pfd.........
1000 Consolidated Gas ......u...l
25!M Delaware and Htdson.....
l45 Del. Lack. and Wcst.....s
412CO Erie, COM. ....... ...........
2soo Erie. tst pfd.................a
200 Erie. "a pfd..................
500 General Electric ............B
400 Illinois Central .........,.,..
400 Louisville ana Nashville....
3 SQO Mania ttal1. ......H.
1880 Metro. street Rnilway......s
I 1000 Mexican Central ............
1iW Mo-. Kan. and Tex, com.
2lC0 Mo, Kan. and Tex, pfd....
26lO Missouri Pacific ......,.......s.
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SEABOARD AIR LtN Es RAIL WAY

$500 r. M.-Seaboard 8Mn!l-t0:35 H. NJ .---Ssai
board Express-.To Savannah acksonvill e,S Az
lanta and Southwest. aEBasasS
& TRAINS Il ARRIVE u RICHMOND q DAILY,SS$5
x 6:s6 a. yM.--No, 54-From Florida .5 Atlanta
t;55 L. si:--No: ss-From Florida, Atlanta!
and tho Southwest. OH. "a fES
Sso Z. M.-No. ss-1'rom Norllra and local
points I'll lt55 ~ 55ii
w, M.%TAYLON, C. t. A., $!f
$50 East Main Street. Phone ioa ts53s af
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! MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT or, lsIcHMoEp, OCT. o, 1904,

PORT or, RICHMOND, OCT. o, 1904.
steamer brandon. ilarncy, Norfolk. mercha \.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line. z
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves James
passengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
81t5a5 q SAILED y N - M Ii
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. me ,chan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line I
PORT OF WEST POINT, CCI. 4 q, 1904,
En- s6 III ARRlYEl sg 5s 4. *E4
Charlotte. Murphy, BAL lmore, passengers and
general cargo. . q 4 .5533i ~ 5s,7 II 3 a
y Charlotte. Murphy, Bal tl,npre, paysenSsrs and
general cargo. l9s9 VII ''5, s5; ms
,s q PORT NEWPoR T NEWS, ce'T %. 1904.
sf83 ss5S3 tARRIVEp.sB8 55$
81 sshooner John r., Rergsn. Norfolk. 81 III
81 Steamer Lady Arll,stroNS, /, Mobile.
{ Steamer Kappa hannoek. Liverpool.
= steamer SEhens ndosh, liverpool. 5,s n
Schooner Thonas shryosk. cl.ssssat,
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ATLANTIC coast LINE,

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY { n
II STREET STATION. IN
EFFECTIvE SUNDAY. SEPT. III HI u III
9:05 A. MA. G. L. Express to all points
agf South. 5$ slf5f IA I3 3s$ VA II.
900 q, M.-Petersburg and Norfolk. 58 5
1910 T.. M.-Peiersburg and M and w. Vese:f
400 p. M.-Petersburg aud Norfolk. ts-
s4:l0 p. M-Gollsboro Local. s /.
6:55 p M.-Petersburg local: ss.ii
rs r. M.-.Elorida and West Indian Lin,
tied" to all points South ia 5a,s
$50 +. M-Petershurg and y. and ", West.
~ TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1907 a.. NJ: s7:S5 a. NJ; 1925 a. ~: s'lo:1
A.. NJ; .ll:io q. NJ; 800 E N, r. eo5 e. y. Il
s1xcepl Sunday. ..sunday only.
c. S. CAMPRDLL D!Y, Pass. AIT. {s4
, w. J. CRAIG. Gen. Pass Agt q5.
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Richmond.

RA1.TIMoRE# STOCK MARKET.
e BALTIMORE. MD, Oct. Dashboard Air
Line common, 10 bid do preferred. s3,t 13!l:.,
Atlantic coast Limo common, 7Qll3I u. sFffs
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Northern Pacific - ~,
Norfolk and Western con. 4s............... 1ooA
Oregon Short Line As and rartc............ s9st
Pennsylvania conv. 1904
Reading General 4s Observation-Disclosures. l007i
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain CON- 5s..,... llaii
ST. Louis and San FruncIsco tx. 1s........ 500
st. Louis southwestern lsts................ 0Sii
Seaboard Air Line 4sf.............. ..'...... 81
Southern Pacific 4s 494ii
T Teaa, snd R pnsifs Il :s i955
Toledo st. l.. and Western 4s............fs70 4
Union Pacific Is 105i,t
Union Pacific conv As. ........ !. 1854
u s. steel I'd Is s37s
Wabas h lists us 3
Wabash Deb. sB Observation-Disclosures. G4H
Wheeling and Lake Erie IA. ............. niia
Wiscon Central a ......................... COX
Colorado Fuel and Iron cOnv. 5s. .......... IS 3
NJ. and o. Collateral TT. 4s................. o5 81
Centrab OF tGcorgias I'd Inc. 50 &
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NAVAL STORES

1,uKPENTlN NE Nothing doing; receipts, q
rasks, Roslnn,,Nsothing doing; receipts, lDlj
r re, Crude Turpenlne-Frm at $3.50 50: re-
SAVANNAH, Ga. Oct, i8.--TURpENrINIS-
Firm ut 62xc.; receipts, 694 casks; sales 3ss
casks; exports, 40 casks Rosln-T rm:E re-
celpts' s 81: barrels sales. S,sS7 barrels en-
...C!!ARLEsTON IS. G.. Oct, 6.-TURpEN-
TINE AND 5ROSlN-Nothing doing. y 5
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Y l?A1.Tlalo Rl9. MD. Oct. c.--FI, on R--Dull
snd tie month ST. l5dilS! M red, Western RI,
tl.l79ll7Y southern. BY sample. s7c, gtl.l5.
Flrnler; No, q whltc. st,s 0stkc. n Rye--Firm.
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nutter-Flr1n and Unchanged: fancy imitation,
laai5c.: store packed, isal5c. Esss1E ri and
unchanged chcese--F Firm and unchanged;
large. 10 1lisc; medium. liz &c: small.
.1lh 911hc. Sugar-Firn,; coarse and fine $3.50.
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1e leading futures ranged as follows: 3sisa,

Z .cash qvotatlons Wer4 'as fol!ow.: ELouR.3
s siSasx NJ 'p psa xsa ks
No. 2 yellow, sc, No. 9 eats,
sd# Gs2c, = No, ! rye 703tc. Good feeding bar.
Icy, s7c,; fair to choice mailing, sSd4sc, No. !
psme sss "a sssS Msss s t
barrel sil,654ll. &; lard. per 100 pounds $7s7.s,
short ribs sides lloosal, t7,9oQs,lo; SHORT clear
high Wines IL 26Es clooer. Contract grade.
tl?;e5. nHtter-steady cleamer!es 14@psS9c, /
asS cssss ineludsd ia
17Ac.; lrsts, 49,; py!nle. zoe. extras, eco,
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MISCELLANEOUS ~ FRS
PEANUT MARKET

!. PETERSBuRG. VA. Oct. B G-PEANUTS-.
3spanish--Alarket steady at 90c.: light offerings
and stock greatly reduced .&sseVirglnias-Aalket
nominal At !, ttac. for fancy stock ma chine
here literally bare. Of stock, t354 d a s
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N kSzlvvN0io|k&W6Stprn

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. &
300 AZ M.--NORFOLk LIMITED. Arrives
sMsorfolk ll:so.A. NJ stops only al i'eteisbnrs,
9:o5 A.. Nf.--sT. LOUIS EMPRESS. Buffet
Rar Car Petersburg to- LynchbnrE and
Louis. Blue field TO Cincinnati. also Roa noks
a 10 h Neville and Knoxville TO Chattanooga
,, 1910 =. M.-RoANoKE EXPRESS for FARM
VIE. Lynchburg ard Roanoke 81 Az gsSl883S
800 T. M:-OCEAN SHORE 1LlME TED. AZ.
r t Norfolk $50 r NJ Stops only at Peters
0urg.a 5Waverly and Suffolk. a Come cts with
a1 nitIre1s to Boston, Providence. New York.
7, 1;2 e r N-For Norfolk and all east
$3.50 r M.-eNEw ORLEANS SHORT y;1NF:s
pullman Sleerers Richmond 70 Lynchbu:g and
Roanoke. Petersburg to Bristol. LynchburE TO-
GIIh1 81: Memphis and New Orleans. Cars
$3.50 = M.-woRID:z5 FAIR sPEc1 Arl5.,
Through h =, Pullman Sleeper Petersburg 70 ST
Trains arrive from the West 1885 AZ NJ, \ c:05
r. Al ar. and ?. oS NJ. from Norfolk
s1 Once q, Z No \, SIS 1;as. Main street
4{ Gen ~ Pass. Agt. NJ Dist. Pass lgt#
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T7-7II- N y ~ { y, -
STEAM BOATS.
FUk NEW YORK.

By Chesapeake and Ohio Ry..9 . Al. NJ. 4p.
MI BY norfolk and W y Ry,, 3, IA NJ.
NJ, a!so ~ ~ ola p !, M,as night line
steamers tor New YORK, sailing daily lexcept
Sunday Z T.. M. l;lis ri .i 81 49,. g 49,
u. r. y. CHALsLEf, Guy I, Ticket Agent. sos
Wharf foot Of Ash Street. Richmond. ~
d, Walker. Y. z. 4 and II N, e New York. =
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NEW YORK, Oct. Observation-Disclosures Ito
head, Market steady. Dressed n beer steady.
80 head. Market steady.
Veals, S. .50;S mixed calves 49, 90: grassers
and westerns nomnnlly dull Dressed calves
steady: city dressed yeas, II 1liac. per pound;
county, Gov rsa dressed re- per pound; dressed
Receipts. 4, S5l head. Market steady. Sheep
g. 500 4.e5; few choice wethers. sA75; culls. ST.:
lambs, 50: s2iaG6.?0 yearlngs, $isoMi To-
1fogs-Recelpts, 1888 head. Market steady.
Prime State hogs. $3.50: Buffalo pigs, 1855
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-, -.,,.-.7,.5 n - p - Z
q COTTON MARKETc

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Thc cotton market
opened steady at an advance of I d 10 points In
response to higher English cables. I Demand
W ~. Of ram
dlately, following no can prices worked Of q
up 10 a net advance Of about saai points on
covering and bull support with the, south
fsnnS
matter q something over q half cent over
GAYS akst tha 1
began 10 raid tho market. Alter getting it
vious night, a rimor,that the .Peeos River had
oyeaowcd and caused damage bronEt
but but in The the later trading there was active
liquidation and selling BY. New Orleans. based
spsr Il out IL f snS
aSn q '6e s nons
g 50: bales against s. $50 Ia ss week and
ssays rssspt; Ssw SS;ls = AZ hq; 81
S Saes against sH ss aas ye aa houston s''-'
Cotton futures obencd steady and closed
easy. 81
January ",...,.,.,lOs4 1880 1906 1925
Massh .y.,....,:.l6A lSi,ss lSiss ii! s
M Ans ." ,,.........loss ,o.is 1915 iiS.iss
spot cotton CLOSED quiet. IS points lower;,
mlddl!ng uplands. 1915; middllng gull. ~. 70;
sales. COS bales. Il q II rs 55l !.
"a Cotton. nutet; mddipg 10.45; gross receipts.
7Oe5 balds; sales. 6ya blles stock Al, OILS bales;
export TO Great Britain 7js bales; to the cont.-
At Total T. today s ut all seapor,sNet receipts
40. 500 bales; export to Great Britain, 3aJlS
bales; to France. ". lS9 bales; to the Continent
1900 bales; stock. $4,000 bales ~ it ID "a
q Consolidated ut all seAl,prts--Net receipts
a40, 5la bales; export to Great Britain. III, 29s
}balesi 10 France e2,oia bales; to the Conti-
l,lent, 81 ,4ai3 bales; to Mexico, AS bales.
Total since Sentember lat at all sea ports--.
Net yccepts. l.4lol4s bales;.,export TO Great
Britain, 3.977 bales; TO France. ll0,s37 bales;
to tho Continent, 1917 bales to japan 5, $50
balesi TO Mexico, {, S45 bales. M
NE aWoRLEAHs. Lar Oct. S.-coTToN-.
SHOT cotton closed quiet, but Arm Sales 1880
bales tnfl,1dlns 40 bales to arrlys Quo1at1ons
Futures. opened firm at an advance OF 81 i'd
points, Wire houses bought heavily Ut the
call, and " looked as lif farmers We're not ouiy
holding their cotton, but Werc buying futures
as well, During the day pr!ees see-saWed
over rathar5a wids rang e, being frsttput up by
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+ CHICAGO, Ills, Oct. s,--Weakness OF for-
elgn grain markets and increasing primary,
receipts In the Unit States were causes OF
break OF llag52c. In the price Of wheat here
to-day The market closed almost at the low-
est point OF the day. Corn is or lss@l!sc.
TO TIC. higher II S ~ tS8s5 6S y. Z r. t9-sAA
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s. .s....5.... pRY.GQOQS AARKET

.ket conditions are changed but littlc with buv
sers"sbqayins 10 general Interest In the marK:t.
Will sellerSA nrel. frmer than ever in their.
ideas regarding lprices. The f1uctua lions IN
raw material continue handicap to FREQ trad.
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Other Produce Markets.

NEW YORK. Oct. o,--FLoUR-Markct dull
] In sympathy with the decline In wheat. Rye
F11lour-Quet. iBuckwhcat Flour-Quict at
4 s.. 4c92. 60. Cornmeal-D yellow, 55 western
xl.llGfLl3. Rye-NomInal. Barley-Slow. III -
Wheat-Spot weak Noe red, Sl.15h q From
start to finish wheat was under bear controls;
yet the greatest heaylness came lii the last
hour. when stop-loss selling and the demoral-l
lied corn market promoted severe break.
Last prices were " 4l !c. lower. May closed
at 3Lllh; December. !. l3h is5t'iiSE4
6$ Corn-Spot weak: No. q SEC. + Option market
Experienced a severe break to-day owing to
bearish crop estimates and closed u &c. net
5oats-spot barely steady 1n,xed, STAG ssc.
sa1Sc o per pons
wen'ern steamed. $50; October. S. . nominal;
refined. steady; continent, $40 Pork-Firn;
family. 1850 fTallow---steady. Rosln--Q Quiet
Turpentine--Steady at sa,s q 56c. Is
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; So.E7 Invoice. sssc.;
mild. quiet. The market for coffee futures
opened quiet and steady at unchanged Eprices<
and CLOSED steady at a decline Of l0a l5frolnts
Sales l04. 0oJ bags. Sugar-13aw, steady; air M
fining, nc. - centrifugal. VI test s. r. l6c.h
nloasses sugar, 3sc.; refined, quiet. Rice
Firm. 4 Molssscs-Stcady. va i 5& ,Ef.'%
s. tButter--Steady and unchanged, CheeFe--
Firm and unchanged. Eggs-stcady and un-b
changed. ~ az 554 fS354 s fa 5sss
Jersey and Southern. II. 50Gl.75: Jersey sweets.
Sl9l:O. l'eanuts-Weak; fancy handpicked.
g 5hc:; other - domestic, Sc: saS!te. cabbagesI
50g75c. Cotton-By steam 70 Liverpool 16c.
90 l. t
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY rhorna. Branch Z Co., Banker. and Brokers.

sALEs:
100 Nash, Chat. and s. L.....
l10S00 New York Centra!..........l
2s0D Norfolk and Western......
800 N. y, Ont. and West. ......
200 Peclfic Mall ...,..............
|40lW Pennsylvania r. R..........
500 Peoples Gas (Chicago)...
1900 Pressed Steel Car. ..........
200 Pressed Steel Car, pfdu...
200 Republic !. and s., cor,t...,.
400 Republic ]. and s., pfd...
5000 Reading, coln,....... .......
100 Reading, LIST pfd..............
100 Reading, "a pfd.
|J5t01 Rock Island, com............
$500 Rock Island, pfd.........
100 Sloss, pfd. 49,. ........ ..,...
100 s. Il. and s. +. I'd pfd. 4.
600 8. Il. and Southwest, pfd..
G6lW Southern Pacific .....,......
{ 600 Southern Railway, corn....
1900 Southern Railway, pfd....
i GOO seaboard Air Line, com...l
800 Seaboard Air Line. pfd.....
2I00 Tenn. Coal and Iron. ........
1900 Texas Pacific ..............
63500 Union Pacific ...............
900 United tSntes Leather......3
1880 United States Steel.........
1850 United States Steel, pfd...
400 Va, Car. Chemical, coin....
1900 Va. Car. Chemical, pfd...l.
400 Wabash, com........ $1,000
300 Wabash, pfd....... ........i
/ 2NiVyestern Union ........,....
500 Wisconsin Central .........
900 Wisconsin Central. pfd....
Total sales !, Oo2,6OO.
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CLYDE 4. EtAMSHlPs
ONlpANY'.S
PHILADELPHIA

4 3 t8 gls.Ss PItILApELPHtA.3a 95ssf hi "a
RICHMOND ANI,$ NORFOLK LINE.
Freisht receiyed aNa delivered daily at e. s.
q, ny. Co.'S depot, Sevantsenth ana Broad
Streets. H. r.. WoODFIN. Soliciting Agent,
W, Nay, Co.'S WHAT. Rockets, ~
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(,OTrONsEED or. .Apc,1,,.,

- coTroNsEllD OIL MARGET.
+ NEW York. Oct. 6.--Coltonseed oil VIVA
duh and featurcless. Prime crude f. o, s.
mills ~ 2a9.ssc; prime summer; yellow. 29'aQp
$780,; prime winter yellow, 3:,sc. d 1890 ~.
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y CINCINNATI, o. Oct. 6.--IoG s-Active. Sc,
Gigher Butchers ssio eonmon, 5oG3 o,
pera st9lss comn,on, s:gen siee sSos anIy
at flI3. 10. n Lambs-StronE at $2T5.Sl -.
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/. CHICAGO, ILL. Oct. G-CATTLE-Reccipts
1000 head, Including 5000 Westerns, 40 Tex
ans Market strong to loc. higher. Good to
prime steers, 81 55g1 50 poor TO medium 81. 75al
20 stockers and feeders, s2.30Ql is; & cows
t,Sn ~ ~; ns,fers y; Gamers Sl5OG24
o s.a S:a4:so; calves d {35o975o; Texas fed
Hogs-Rsccipts. IS. 900 IN head Market 5aloc:
low Mixed and butchers. *5.GodS.2O: good 10
$50: S. g. y; bulk OF So les, s5s5l sos
hgep-Recs;tpt 100 head Sheep steady:
lambs weaker. Good to choice wethers,9 49, $50
= 80 4 fair chqire mixed, s3,25n3. 70 native
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/. UNION. STOCK YARDS, SPIT1,sBUTG, pa,
Choice $, 100000; prima Na5,s9 fair, s. s ga
I'rlmc heavy. sds5ds4 70; mediums, 81. 4sas.s9;
e.. Y q (. light workers. SOC
.Sheeps- sup,lyt ltgh1T5 market steady. Prime i
sWelhers t1E4. 1hst common sheep $l5Ona, 90:
Spring lambs S3.50a3.75; veal calves, $7G75o a
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At tho close the market was much Quieter5
than Il had been Will, the only price move
ments. such as might have rcgulted from the
adjustmntN Of professional account over the
end of the day. Tho arbtrage houses were
not diSposed to take any position oyer; night.
and tho commission house business continued
light throughout. 49, 81 5
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vNnuln!n MAvl2AlslUN GU.,

q n JAN Els 8l{IV l.N L-& J. LLINE. 7aE45s9
& SrEAMr LA. OLD POINT GoAtE0l Leaves
4, II, for Norfolk. Portsmouth, Old Point.
Newport News. caremont and James Riy.f
Washington, Baltimore and the North. State.
rooms reserved for the night at moderate
prices Electric cars direct to The swl.urf. Fare
only 81 $50 and 81 TO Norfolk.
Freight received for aboye-natnad places ana
all points III Eastern Virginia and North Caro.
lima, IRWIN WEISIGER, Gei,'l1 Mci. ~
II. "A. BARBER Jr Secretarv s5a TN III sTF8S e8
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a There Is a hull point current on Ontario and
western based upon the ability OF Kuhn. Loeb
8; Co., to find a buyer for tho property which
the street chooses TO think they control.
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+ RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. !
Richmond, Va, Oct. 8, 100
4 u Il QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS.
R1clIA1o-'D LIVE STOCK MARKET.
n (SalcS at Union Stock Yard. ~ ~

& =, Richmond Va. Oct 6. 1904 &
There was a fair. run OF cattle on tho ma r
k x. Best steers, ~ g5.ic.: medium to good.
81 g4Nc.; common TO fair, 2st Ga!sc: best he'll.
mon 70 fair. tx @oc.;; bulls. tx l.s.c extra,
&c oxen. as to age and 1qual .ty; dry
&c VS. c;sfop hogs &C.; rough hogs. 4.sH
Good run OF shncp and lambs Fat xhecp.
* ga g. best lambs &C.; others. 3l5,sc. a
5l} Fresh cows, 90. Veal caves lower and
selling 5lSc: Heavy tat calves. 4a4,5c.: thin
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= Although Rock Island was heavy, s It may
as well be said that President Lorec's rcsgna-
ton has not the slightest market meaning. 4
good many people have been bulling the
Stock Including some, Of the actual controlling
Broader market is n good thing, hut the same
people nrc selling on the theory that the
GOOD news Is out. '9sgSit {gjtfi vi s59s
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that they did not find very rvuch stock
In tho market. n #35 ~ n, S8s ~ 81
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATl0N COMPANY

tbvSvSST SStvug4 MN ]
u Steamship Line. Direct Route to
Boston, ly1ass,, * providence, r. II.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday.
"Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, For Provi.
ldence. Monday, Thursday and Saturday ut q
New zENgianl points Tickets on sale at c. Il
/, o, Ry,3 and N. s. W. lsy Offices and No, sia
$50 = - 44NH Ii, WRIGHT. Agent. Norfolk, Va,
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n About the best OF the buying In Copper
lwas By Sheffield ana Mccullough The move
,,ent generally was fairly successful although
5the -nttempt to create the impression sof
Standard OIL buying was rather obvious
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Raymond Pychon Go. were about the
heaviest early sellers Of st. Paul. AID on the
strength Of this realizing c. II. Dewitt and
other traders hammered the stock with fair
success II lis probable that the Gates crowd
have either sold their holdings or are definite
10 beor
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After an Irregular opening Rending acted
veil and seems to be bought on any small
recession by well informed houses. Traders
are a little cautious in buying. thinking the
stock IL rather too plentiful In the loan
crowd, q II I'll HI IS eS}5 aas5
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& Tho selling OF Metropolitan came from a
house at one time closely allied with Man
hatan and still supposed to have strong Gould
connections ssd 5f$i
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Especial to The TmcA- DIspatch 81 y.
NEW YORK. October Sat the opening
tho market was not 10 active as on Wed
nasday, and the tone was "a her uncertain
IN ( placer The advance In some stocks In
j 0ndrn had a fair amount OF favorable In
fuencc. but .tha active traders thought that
the& market had two sides tO-ftts and were
not afraid OF selling stocks
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London was quite the heaviest early buyer
nf Southern Pacific. taking something like
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% Wasserman Bros. sold 5000 shares OF ANAL
10000 shares later, contributing materially to
The advance In that stock. For no very cons
winding reason traders drew tho Inference,
that they were covering shorts.