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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26
SALES.


400 y. G. H.. COM.
200 Amer. Grass TWinc..,.......
600 Amnlgamated Copper s.....
1870 Amer. Cur and Foundry...
11GO Amer. Cotton Oil..........
Amer. Snuff ................
300 Amer Snuff, pfd..........,.
400 Amer. Can .................
go Amer. Can, pfd..........s.s..,
500 Amer. Locomotive, coni....
hoo Amer. Locomotive, pfd...l
$500 Amer. Sugur ....,..........,
5000 AZ T.. ana s. Fc, com......
400 a.. T.. and $. Fc, pfd........
31lU0 Baltimore and Ohit........,
1S200 Brooklyn Rapid Transit....
200 Canada Southern ..........
1900 Canadian Pacific .............
1g20Q Chesapeake ard Ofiio.."..
1880 Gil. Great Westertl.......
$4,000 Chi, Nil. and $. P.......1
1890 Colo. Fuel and 1ron........
ZOO Colo. Southern, coni........
400 Colo. Southern, LIST pfd...
200 Colo. Southern. "a pfd......
700 Clcv., Gin, CHI. and $. H..
100 Cont. Tobacco. pfd..........
$500 Consolidated Gas ...........
lGlo0 Delaware and Iludson......
100 Del, Lack. and Wcst.....1
5000 Erie, coni........ ............
800 Erie, LIST Dfd...,..............
1900 Erie. I'd pfd...................
$50 General Electric ............
300 Illinois Central ..............
9l00 Louisville and Nasliville....
1890 Manhattan. ..... ......
S11O0 Metro. Street Railway....5
232oU Mexican Central .........,.
$500 Mt, Kan. and Tex, CON-.
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Post1nasters Named.
,ncc,ol = THO rlmes- plspatch.)

4 Especial TO Tho Tlmes-UIs
& WASHINGTON, ID. G., October s5--Tho FOL
lowing fouri,-class postinuste rs We're 5appolnt-
Cd ! Today in North Caroline: Brooks, Ale
shany county. Fields NJ. Wasoncr vice
Daniel Crowse, resigned: Lau:elton,S Madison
county, Jasper Shelton, James W. Lewis re-
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SUuIEf k,a hAl u svl n.

4 SCHEDULE IN, SlsttEcI,. A.a ii, lyvA $s
3 TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND 81.
81 100 "A. M.--Daily. Loca for Cha rlotte, NJ G..
. 1880 p M.--Daily. Limited. Buffet Pullman
to Atlanta and birmingham New Orleans,
Memphis. Chattanooga and all The South. lfs
a 200 u. Mex. Sunday. KaysyileS Local.
4 ii 700 p. M.--Daily.@ Limited Pullman ready
e3O p. NJ, for all the South. 55{t$$s,sS&5
YORK RIVER LINE. }siGt f5A VIC III
Tho favoritc route toAj3altim and Eastern \
PONIES. Leave Richmond 4:a9 p. M.-Daily.
except Sunday. n .5S
4:2o ~ NJ. Except Sunday; For West Point.
connecting with steamers for Baltimore amt
river landings. Steamers sailing from West
Point Monday. "Wednesday and Friday cali at:
Yorktown and Clay Bank: Tuesday. Thursday,
ana Saturday, ALMONDS antr Gloucester Point.
B 4:45 "A. M. --Except Sunday. Local mixed for
West Point. -
q SIS A. n. and 6:aa Z. M.---From all the (
South Z. ~ VIZ
$40 "A. NJ From. !. Keysyille... III
II 9:25 A. M.-Baltimorcg and Nest Point.
u O:45 "a. NJ $40 r.. M.-Fron West Point.
c, w. wESTBURY, D. T. IA. Richmond. Va
s. IL. tIARDWICH. w. II. 4TAfLOB,s
q: II 4 A ei;R aon Il Mgr. = 81;
Washington, D. c. II
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NAYAI. sTc,Ii,lEEa

SMrILMlNGToN,sS ". u, oel. .a0.r- SPIRITS
TURF IL Nothng doing; srccelpts, 80
casks, Ros!u-E'iun nt s9,tb; receipts, IN bar
rcls " Tar-icirai at sl.GO; receipts. 10 barrels.
Crude TulpenlIpe--F lrm at ss,s0as,ssi receipts,
Is barrels, - . III . n
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5ai i S fssss ssws .S s. s5ass .e w.,
I. HOGS eceipts, ,772 head: market active
. SHEEP NJ #I1AArIss-I,ecelp sci head;
and lambs and feeding sheep. rat sheep. so
4,tc. good lambs, ,I.5d6c.; others, 3I4jsc.:
feeding wcherv, 81: aa5aic. No demand roa
cepi 90 head. ,nc,ans 400 W YES
M La steady Good 2 prime steers sSSg yg
5oo: Icannsfs. sl.a51a,io Bulls s$all..5: calves,
steers head
Market 10GI i5c. lower. Mixed md butchers.
si.sosI5. &c; good 10 choice heavy. s5.loa5.5v;
rough. heavy. 81 i5e15.16: light SiI5na.. bulk
Of sales, s5Gf5. sheeI,--Iteceips. .. 900 head.
Market strong. Good to choice; wethers sag
TO; fair 70 !. choice mixed, ,o.:5aice; native
u NEW YORK, Oct. 2e5.--l ,s-Recepts,
50. head. Feeling steady. Dressed beef quiet
s.t nsrn
5inal. Vcals. Si.75Ms.5o. Dressed calves steady.
CITY dressed veals, I sol sc. per pound; country
Msssp Rfa Roune Sheep Rssp ss auS a aes
slow land easier. sheep 500! 20; culls, $50;
5Rsceipts, ST ] head Market : easier State
hogs c9as79; mixed hogs s5.sa
3g UNION. STOCK YARDS. P1TTsBUnG, PA,
eh he s5i5d5s5 'I prine. iea5 s'e far
5ss.s5d3,75. gs-snpply8 light: : market active
sarg y hsaxy S ghl yorssIs 5
SO; pigs, s5ioa6so: roughs. $4,000 saeeep-
Supply light; market steady. Prime wethers
S.loi.G, common sheep. slI2.o co. spring lambs,
i3.JhG9. So; veal calves, 81 a. %.
z CINCINNATI, o.. Oct, 25l oGs-steady
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

& f,bica,o al I, 7 ahd 1,or col. 5s..,.,,., SIS
q C q, md 81 ~ ,o,,is zen. Is..,,,..... 102ts
Chicago Terminal Observation-Disclosures. 81
9 Consolidated Tobacco observation-disclosures. 1913
f.,in,,iJo ana Southern AZ SO
1,a,,ver and RIO Grardc ...... 1914
Erie prior len ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. leo
Eric General As q. 81
Fort Worth and Denver City lists .......... LIZ
Hooking Valley iggs s:t
Louisville and Nashville Unified 4s.......... 192is
sinica, tentraj e. .,........ 7ssas
Meriran Central Isl Inc 32s.
y Mimi ana 81. Louis ".
Y Misso,,r Knnst. and Texas sds.. .......... SaH
s..ta,,,, i, ii or Naxtco con, so
Sa5,. VI Central zen 3ss 1904
Nv, fersev Central gen. 5s.............. 1872.
s.orhn,,, 81 c,tic "a 105i
4 Eorhcrn i,aciiic Is ......... 75ls
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N Cash QuothtIcns wsFe as 1n!lows: t-Oofs
Firm. Mo-. spring wheat. Si.ltill.l!la No. :.
b3F.c.; No. 9 yellow, 5tiic. No. oats, scSic,:
No :wllite, allsc,; No 3 white. Soc, No !.
IA ii to choice mailing, 4ld4sc. No. ilnxst j.
sl.oe Mo- northwester,s ls.s prime Tine s 5y
II %. lard. Der loo pounds, s7,37; short ribs
s si Clooss}. s7iaisa7.ss;, short clear sides
s(bixed), sl.s7i:q762,a. Whlsiey basis OF :, high
wines s1ai Glover, contract grade. Sl2l5.
5Cheese-pulI at lVU10,ac Eggs-Steady ut
mark, cases include,. .,-llslc.; frsts. lSi:c.;
prime nc, extras, &c.
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Lynchhurg Tobacco Market.

Lynchburg W., Oct, %, 1904.
Sales OF loose tobacco OH tho I,yuchburs
market for the two weeks ending October II,
Ile0h az reported by John H. OSlesby, q
Lynch s Warehouse: 3l 81 i555
sold week ending October 1ftl Is, 100 pounds;
sold week ending October 2lst. 1900 bounds !;
pounds, 4
Sold from September 1. 1901, to October 81
1921, SOS. 400 pounds; sold from September i,
1903. to October q, 1903, $4,000 pounds; de-
crease for 1904. 5aa,ao pounds, BIS
i Receipts for the past week We're Hight caused
by the Very dry weather. The offerings we,a
mostly primings; prices about as for tho past
few months. There is no probability of much
Increase n receipts Until there Is good sea-
planters say about Lte crop we may expect tho
tobacco to be OF good size with much better
quality than tho crop OF last year. The color
is reported to ba of either light or Diary red on
the fine shipping and Wrappers, with nutmsg
brown or dappled for the exporting and manu-.
Featuring portion OF the crop.
bn at ra' rs
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Oct. 25 1904
QUOTATIONS.

" n ansi,erry Gear lott dSll9
Mixed Gear lots) ..,.,,,,....... lis % 1.10
Shcrtherr,. fear lots) .,,,....,.,..1. LIS W1,19
Nn's rad Gear Iots) I. .....,,..,,,..1.lS Qp l10
IA ian iots 4. 100 % lis
Va, lag lots for seed .,,.".,,}l;ls q l,l9
CORN =, ~ 80
White 4 .bIa On cob a
Sp white Gear lots .....,,..,.,.. 61Isdp 81
M q White fear LOT 81 ...,..,.,,.. GO Al 81 4
A NJ 3 mixed Gear Iots) ......,.., Go,.Np 81
40, q mixed fear lots) ....,. .,s,,. 70 e sos
No. q mixed fcurg lots) ,.,,....., ai.a
4 No. 3 White Gear lots) ..,......,., s. a s5ls
SUinter secd ......,.,,.,,, As 30 So
ny 70 ,,,,..,, ,s,.......,,.,.,,, IS q
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TOBACCO MARKET.
" Richmond, svn,, Oct.

1&a Richmond, Va. Oct. 3, 1901.
Il Dark Fired Tobacco--Ncry little doing; mar
kes continues quiet ut quotations; receipts and
oneringslvery-iigh New primngs continue III
good demand at4quoations. Sun Cured--(Olu)
Season over. nothing doing: new owing to
the very dry weather the receipts to this date
arc Very light; market active at quotations.,
and our quotations are made from, actual sales,
Brights- Unchanged, quiet, but firm; fair re-
ceipts. it5
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Tho liquidation whlch cnsued IN the last
hour was not well taken. and before the
close distinct weakness WAS noticeable IN
those issues which had made5greatest gains inl
Tho forenoon, During the selling movement
the only stock which resisted tho decline was
Ontario nrd Western. which, as n matter OF
fact. gained IN price.
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u. s. Lrefund!ns es, rcgistercd........... 10i7
y. S, rcfunding Is. on.............,.. 1913
u. s. IS. registered JOSS
US. New ss. registered ls9s
U. s. New IS. coupon. -! i3is
y, $. Old 4h registered. Jog!
~ y Old IS. igSs
A:chison general as l ',2
Atlantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures. VIZ
baltimore AMI Ohio =. ~,
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. .t,l
Central OF eorgia "
Central of Gsorgia lat Inc. w
s,his, nd nna ONO is 1 81
chicago. NJ. and 81. Paul gen 1922 20 !,
Chicago ard Northwestern con. 7s........ l2Ss
Chicago, n. !. and Pacific 4s............... as
No. Sar'| 4, s Sss s ss g. lss %
Ma Centuries, SO. ana r., 1901. 969i ~
CITY SECURITIES. a
Richmond City. 1888. 1919 ~.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlanta and Char. LIST ~, r., 1897. l91
4. &. l.. certincatcs of Ind. .; e.. .
Georgia Pacific LIT &C. CT lsl6.... ~ ~
Ge..ss ana Fla. 1st 81 M s;:...... ~ ~
=. and NJ. SI,y Az. 1895 1Gl
IS and rs Ry. Pocahcntas s4s........ 81
Riehand IL Ms sa., lst 4, ~. &
western Il G. 5Ist SIS. G. iol4....!...:is
s. A. j.. Con 1st Is. 1851. 81 81. ~
s.. 4. H.. 3ytar y. lssa
s,AJLRoAL, STocftS Par.
Atlanta ana caarlotte............10o 100 ...t
Atlantic Coast Line :. Aii.......... 100 10
Atlantic Coast Line pfd. 100 llS'.sSl ~
Atlantic Coast Line com. .........1glg $50.
3Aliantic Coast Line OF Conn......lV 80
chesapeake and Ohio. 100 AZ S45
Norfolk and Western com. q
IL, Il; and p, Div. Ohlig.. 100 es5 80
g..,o,r Air tine ND J. 10 81 q,
SeaboaII Air Line com. .-...ly ~ ls ~
ia SiS& ALL stRusf[ 8COAPANlES.
Broad Street Bank " Al.
First National lea % az az t3 ia
Union Bark o, Richmond ....-....D 1Ss .s:5i
Virginia Trust Co.. 80. lVl5... ~
b INSURANCE COMPANIES. Il
Virginia Fire and Marine. .aaS -
81 nj MISCELLANEOUS
American 4tIocoinotire' pfd:5..:.. 100 IS
consolidated lob 4 y. e. bonds. lp9 ~ :
Ma. Car. Cheu. pid.. y. Co... lB III, II
va. -carolina Chemies! com. .,.....leo 3,i@ -
Yu,-car c. co. Col IT. p c....... - - I
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
& BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. e5.--Seaboard N
Iine common iis+s; DO z prrf -
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THIS was, OF course. the approximate day
for an advance III the United States Steel
5igst,es Although the buying dill not look
very impressive. the following inIthe GUS
toners offices OF the brokerage houses was
inoucstonnblY2f extersye. The; stree. WAS
tcr's earnings. t tstfs
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Al the close the market was heavy and
generally lower. while even the special adj
vancrs were not NIL retained, Traders were
realizing in places and there was the certa In
amount or nervousness about the Anglo
Russian situation which had considerable in
fluelce with tho more conservative houses.
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a The United States Steel directors declared
tho regular quarterly dividend of ! 3d. per
cent. and tho statement shows earnings OF
slS.776.a00. which was little more than ex-
pcctcd. and vii probably cause further adj
ynnces In these Issues.
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II is sti!l contct,ded that il settlement OF
The Northern Securities matter IN come way
involves st. Paul. which was one Of the
4rorrc,It,i that any I'D nstment OF the western
railroad situution conld not be made without
$proptIa,ing st. Paul.
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In spite Of tho sensational movement In
mon Pacific, the market as n whole did not
net very well IN the carly afternoon. Ai'b-
TRACE. houses reported II flood OF New York
long stock In Lonron on The advance In
Steels and there was some vigorous selling
here, which was not Very well taken,
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Tho volume OF transactions In the fgst
hour showed clearly the character OF The
market In certain stocks. at any rate buy
ing was Of the Widest character. ana bio ks
Of thousands changed hands freely between
traders who do not ordinarily deal In more
than {; few hundred shares u day.
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Wall Street Gossip.

tsp.4Iul 10 The Times DisIatch.)
NEW YORK, October s7a.o { d n,aos ,ni
The s.lnguine rumors current q an i,i'incdia,e'
Northern Securities settlement Iraae.s VI"
,icaIiy run away from them. Commission
house orders were we're very soad,
Union Pacific Immediately responded 70 The
scnsa t.onul advance In the stock In London
d nart from, expected retirement OF the Oregon
short y Is s,msasFsa 9n ss
IS in sight Convertible. bonds advanced with,
the stock on heavy trading
ono million two hundred and nifty thousand,
dollars In gold bars have been expected at
Inc Assay oiiice FOR shipment ~ THURSDAYS
steamer. X n x q
THO volume Of transactions In the FIST
hour showed clearly the character OF ms
market In certain stocks. at any rate buy
ing was Of the widest character. and blotk ks
Of thousands changed hands freely between.
5aars ,sM h do rei s shasf " more
II is reported on what looks Ike good author
in The open market for William x. Vanderbilt
on Monday
The Northern Securities matter in some way
involves st, Paul. which was one 5of the
strongest stocks IN The MARKET y, - s,t ishse
railroad situation conld not be made without
propltla,ng st. Paul.
In spite Of tho sensational movement 81 In
Union Pacific the market as 4 whole did not
act very well IN the early afternoon. Arb-
TRACE. houses reported flood of New York
long stock In London on the advance In
Steels, and there was some vigorous selling
here, which was not very well taken
This was OF course, the apnlpprIata day
FOR nm advance iii the United states Steel
5igs,,es Although the buying did not look
very impressive the following In the GUS
toners offices Of the brokerage houses was
,lnaucstionably extensive. The street was
full OF fairy tales aboh the September quar-
tors earnings.
Tho liquidation whicE cns,cd In the last
hour WIS not well taken. aud before the
close distinct weakness WAS Noticeable IN
those issues which had made greatest gains int
&tho forenoon, During the selling movement
the only stuck which resisted tho decline was
Ontario nEi Western, which as n matter OF
fact. gained IN price
The United States Steel directors declared
tho regular quarterly dividend of 81 per
cent and tho statement shows earnings OF
pcctcd, and will probably cause further al
ynnccs In these Issues.
Il At the close the market was heavy and
generals, lower, while even the special adj
yances were not NIL retained. Traders were
realizing In places and there was the certain
amount OF nervousness about the Anglo
Russian situation which had considerable in
Nuelice with the more conservative houses.
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Norfolk and Western con- 4s.........,.... i0t q
Oregon Short Line AZ and Partic........ 1o2
sPnnnsyIyann cpnv. Observation-Disclosures 2ls
Reading General Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10iss
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s...... 1hM
Sc. Louis and San FRA ncsco Is. 4s........ sGat
ST. Louis SOUTHWESTERN 1sts............,... lt0iss
Scaboard Air Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Southern Pacific Is 9ih
Southern Railway OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lSa\
Texas ami Pacific lists ....................... 1.2
Toledo ST.. j.. and Western 4s............. Slls
Union Pacific is .....................10 1855
Union Pnchc cony. 1s................... 111S.
L.. s.. Steel % SIS
W aDaSll y latS NV
Wabash Deb. BIS G7h
Wheeling and Lake Eric iz,................ 9iN
wisconsin Central Observation-Disclosures. 92h
Colorado Fuel cqnv. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SEX
NJ. and o.. Collateral Trust 957s
Central OF Gecrsia, I'd lnc........,....... 62,sj
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Other Produce Markets.

NEW YORK Oct. 25.-FIoUR-A Market quot
ably higher with demand fair. Minnesota
Patent. 81. 2oMs.sp: winter patents, s5.Gyai.0..
Rye 'F'our-firn. Fair to good. si.51tl+ 70.
J'nckwleat Flour-Quiet. cornmeal-Steady-3
NoWinal. Quiet.
We're generally weak and lower to-day. The
closed showed lisan.,ic. net decline. May
closed sI.1i; sDecember,f 81. lsts 4s9a
Corn--Spot firm No. ., sac. Option market
was neglected locally, but frp and higher on
bull support west closing ,+fiikc. net higher.
alaS closed at 81 O.; December. 5sJsc. Oats
Spot quiet; mixed. Si,s as5isc. options irres
Becf-.Steady. Cut Mepts-Dull. Landmark;
western steamed, 81. 80 October closed at $7,63
nominal; refined, easy: Continent, $3.50. Pork
Dull: short clear si3.75Il7,c5. Tallow- Easy;
city, ihr.s;; country 4SD4tsc Isos.n-Qulet.
TurDeDtine-Quict.
mild, quiet. The narlsc, for coffee futures
opened steady ut IN advance Of . points and
closed weak at "a decline of 1ofIl5 points Sales
", $50 bags.
& s,1sar-Ali grades OF refined sugars were adj
vanced &c. q hundred pounds to-day. Raw.
steady; fair refining, asc.; centrifugal. 90 test,
:ac;; ltioasses sugar SIC. refined quiet. Con.
crushed $50; powdered. $40 graduated.
s5.G0: cubes, $,25. Rice-tlrm Molasses-
Steady. t5 eff "a
e Butter--Barely steady and unchanged. Che ESQ
Easy; State, full cream small October calored
and white, choice, sllsc. EGgs-Stcady, and rn-
tPotatoez-steady: Long Island, sl.75a3.oo:
state and Western, s.a0d1 IS; Jersey sweets.
sl.25fE75.I Jcanuts--Dull; fancy handp!cked,
5sl5hc.: other domestic. 3GInc. C'abbngesg
S:eudy; per iNrrel, oau ,5c. Cotton--liy steam
to Liverpool loo.
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UAITIIOItt. STOCK NMA1SkEaI.
d BALTIMORE, MD. Oct. q. --Seaboard N
Iine common, ls,s 9iisTs; do. preferred. ~:
bid. Atlantic Coast Line common iss..s q ~,
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II Is reported on what looks like good author
liz that some 80. CJ1 shares OF Eric We're bought
in the open market for William *. Vanderbilt
on Monday.
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s,ot cot toll closed quiet, ~ po'lits itHN
middng uplands, 1905; middlns Euif, 49,
sales 563 bales.
ii 0Ss bales; sales b63 bales; stock, 75sll bales
cxport 10 Great Britain, j isl bales 70 INC
Continent, Iii bales. ~, ne I
z Total TO- day at all scaports--Set receipts. ".
4, the Continent. 1905. balcs;to Mexico, Lteo
III 5ss bnies; export TO Great britain. y, 5ds
bales 10 France, 81, Us bales; 70 the comment
b, sos bales; to Mexico, 800 bales
TotaIs since September, LIST at MI secaports-.
Net receipts e.i74a0i bales; export 70 70 Great
Brltain StO6Sa bales: TO France, ln. oO pa
"a In. Continent 800, s3i bales; 70 Japan, l"-Sj
I balA ito Mexico 4, is1 balts.
NEW ORLEANS. 3LA., Oct, g, -Col.roNS, ~
spot cotton in good demand and fr1ner: sales
$500 bales Including 200 70 arrive una NV 2.
Futures opened steady ana seg, points mns W.
Early The ay 1he ana de'f hen G daeInea i5ai
iower'i than tho close of yesterday. ConirInu-
Inn ar extremely unfayorable weather ~ TEX
where the was ibn p'e iapeeas, Of Tie
tWeathey Bureau for moro bad weather ~ sec,
tlons Of the cotton belt to-norroW, srengthamead
hui sentiment and correspondlnsiy weakehsu
he Views OF bears. Heavy buyng causea , al
upward movement of prices. WNisn Go,,l I'M
~ at nInsedA tirm Tho list shows net gains
IL nrtnber Of Ii POINTS November ~, Decem,
Der ID Is. January 10. February y, March ana
%Saa 9ftosss sStssSa ~,
s7sae7s shynary s sisS ,Soi M1oSh $3.50
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ono million two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars In gold bars have been expected mt
Inc Assay Once Tor shipment ~ THURSDAY $
steamer. ~ u y ~ :5355s8 525i5t} Oh va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26

CHICAGO. ILL. Oct. eJ.:--Rcports OF a post
BILE shutdown of mort hwestern flour mills caused
n decline Of 1&c. In wheat prices here to-day.
The market closed at almost the lowest point
OF the day. Corn Is up Sc; is are up q
shade: provisions are 12i.I2e}sc, down. z
he leading futures ranged rs Follows: 81
& gfsi5 Open High. Low. Close.
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u CINCINNATI, y o., Oct. 25.-II OGS-Steady
ana easy Butchers. So. JOf55.55; common S2ap
q Is Snec,rStcndy ut 81 50. Lambs-Strong
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corToNsEEp OF MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct. e5 --cottonsced OIL was
active with prices rather easy. Prime crude.
e. o. b. mills. 2oc.; prime summer ya.Iow 2Tlps
.7itc;a of summer yellow, nominal: prime
white. 33I3lc.; prime winter yellow, $4fislc.g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26

Union Pacific Immediately responded 10 The
sensational advance In the stock In London
Apart from expected retirement of the oregon
Shor, Line n bonds. II Ii considered on the
f,oor that The Northern Securities settlement
SIS in sight. Convertible bonds advanced with
the stock on heavy trading.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-09-16
Tioetan Earth DweIlers,

Earth dwellers are common in Tt
bet. Strangely clad men and women,
who since childhood have rarely
looked upon the sun, are found living
in roomy clay apartments in a mode
as stringent as any monastic order.
They are supplied with food and 9TH
er necessaries by their children, who
aicHe cave the cayerns: and much
OF their time is occupied in extending
their curious residences.
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The Grit-advocate., 1904-09-16

1t may be, however, that we should
not have to wait so long as that for
the free trade crop. Events of TIE
past year or two distinctly suggest the
possibility that with a Democratic
House and a Democratic Presidsh
having patronage to distribute, a Tar.
if reduction bill and genuine raci.
procity' bill could be passed by tie
aid Of votes in the Senate that are
now classed as Republican. Things
no stranger than this have happened !,
and may happen again.
Summed up in the light of all the
facts and all the evidence, the accent.
ance speech of Judge Parker contains
not one solitary reason why any Re.
publican should take the risk of voting
the Democratic ticket this year. On
the contrary, all the facts, all the evi.
dence, all the common sense of the
situation, should impel every Repuh.
lican to vote the Republican ticket,
and many Democrats besides. There
never was a time when the country
was in greater danger of a lapse back.
ward to free trade than in the cam.
paiSn of 1904. That is the actual
truth.