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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


PETER SBCRG. vA..ss Oct. 5.-PEANUTS-
and stock greatly reduced. Observation-Disclosures
nominal IL ut 41:c. for fancy stock: machine
picked, y * @3ssc.; Smelling $xtock, e43c. Market
here literally bare Of stock. 5$s
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ST. 9bds.. s5 gra.sers s2ae.70: cuils 21.75; West
erns. So. Dressed calves steady to strong; Ity
dressed veals, 90 7i7g13c. per pound; country
dressed, 7d1litc. !; dressed grasselr, $4,000
Sheep md La1nbs-Rcceipts s.o4 head sheep el
steady; rams 1OQl5c. higher. Sheep. 5o1i ol
choice, ;l.:5; culls $1.75ae. .: lambs, s.. 400
e.l:, S2s cuis sSSa 20 F. y, Sana "a
Market steady. State and Pennsylvania hogs.
s6.25 80. tss Al
~ UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTSBURG.f Pa,
Oct. 5-CATTLE-Suppiy light; market slow.
Choice, H5.ao95eo: fair 7S |, iogs.KsS
s6.4oa6.l5: mediums and heavy workers. s. 355p
workers. IS soaS %; pifs .i 49aS, 90;
SLOW. Prime wethe rs, s4a4.15: common sheep,
i;aNzz spring lambs $40 9 80 veal c., es
joe: lower utsl,ers 81. osas 10 common; $. 500
siR4.1a; common. Soa2.4o. shecp-steady.s and
quiet at S1G3.5. Lambs-Steady at Ss1o.7o.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE L,NAY.

{ TRAINS LEAVE a ELECTROMAGNETIC 7s59
hoard Express-To5 Savannah. Jacksonville. Att
lanta and Southwest I, !, I,
SS TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND NJ DAILY
fs 6:35' a.. M.--N0. 34-Froln Florida, Atlanta
l55 Y. M.-No, cs-From Florida. Atlant.
and tho Southwest s5,5t 4 !. q .Slf 50 3
points. si5 &
5t4t w. NJ. TAYLOR, C. IT, Al Il
$40 East Main Street. Phone 40s. IN
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. 8, leoi. 5
A 70 ~

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. 8, 19oi.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly! Norfolk. mcrchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
n SAILED w f4 45a5
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. Inerchan.
disc and passengers. Old Domi Mon line,
81 steamer Old Point Comfort, g raves. James
River landings and Norfolk. merchandise and
passe gers. Virginia Navigation Company. 4
d Schooner Jennie D. Bell Marshall, lteedvlllc,
VA stoves; stY
4 r! PORT OF WEST POINT, OCT. $, 1904,
S,;; ~. ARRIVED Ei
b Baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo. a85ssl 53
4 Elm City. Haynes, Maitsponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo. s2f
4 Baltimore. Courtney. baltimore. passenger
and general cargo t4l si .ss.3jl Is3l G
& Elm City. Haynes. Mattapon, River landings,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT, S. 1905.
ARRIVED. " KS %
Barge White Band Providence.
4 HarEe Scully, Providence. ya5l
& Barge Felix, Providence.
SAILED.
Steamer Georgetown, Bangor.
Schooner Henry fSuttoa. b IBangor.
Schooner Maude Sherwood. Gardner
Schooner George Il. Klinck Plymouth.
Schooner Ellen n. Golden. Portsmouth.
Schooner John. g.. Manning, I.oston "a
z Barge J. y. Walker. New York.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The1 dry goods market
Is ap1 rcciably queter and buyers seems more
OF .s:ss at SEQ by.reason OF the fluctuations N
the raw cotton market NJ evidence OF any
weakness on tho part OF maAufacturers or Their
sented that continued curtailment must have
san I'll timac salutary3 effect 3Ss IA
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Wall Street Gossip
= .,rho Times. r,,.na a..

Especial 70 Tho Times. Dispatch.> 81
ERE NEW 'r.ykk,4 Oct1ners a.-Tne opening WINS
decidedly .auicter and the first quotation OF
ST. Paul At a point above the previous nights
ciose had no syrnpa thetic effect There WIS z
INC response 10 the higher quotations from,
London was disa pltbintins. 81
The advance in Southern Pacific in London
was credited 10 Mr.. Kcene and his friendr.
who naturally believe that the stock owes
them more money after thsr cam
Binlpresslon that such buying VII! not pc op-j
posed this time by the Hartman Interests
rs Among the stocks advanced in the morn
Ing for eject. and perhaps To facIfLite real
Sizing elsewhere. tho most corspicuoas were
New York Central. Illinois Central and Della
ware and Hudson. ~
Al, enormous volume OF trading In St Paul
floating supply In Wall Street, variously put
4 at y, 900 to 5000 shares. Total sales OF this
stock "a na oday ran mp an9xs
Z half OF the total capital Evidently 1.-The same
certificates have changed hands many times
over Also It Is probable that many OF the
transactions represent matching OF orders by
professional operators 80 ms TO give the ap-
4 pcarance OF absorption of actual stock
B In spite OF some strength in high priced
issues which outside OF Pennsylvania could be
8chcaply moved. the market showed 4, heavy
realizing after the first hour S trading ana
looked tired.
Il The assistance from outside was disappoint-
insly small relatively to the amount OF pro-
8fcssional manipulation IS
Pennsylvania was the most active stock In
4 The first hour and about the strongest, Currler
Bros who took II. 900 shar cs, and other active
Z traders. we're nrgc buyers. while other
traders OF the same class like Mcdonald.
sold. The movement was a professional one
md was chiefly remarkable for the large
blocks Of stock It was possible. to swing.
1t can be stated definitely that Il there Is
no prospect OF renewal OF the purchase OF
Steel preferred for conversion.
Although sorno of the carly advances were
retained, the market after midday was ir-5
regular and rather Inclined to check IN places
Tho volume Of trading wns larger relatively
than IN tho corresponding period on Tuesday
and the professional element was very ac-t
tive.
4 There was some indication according to the
distribution In places. About the best evil
dencc of such selling was in Atch!son,s
Eric reflected 10 some extent tho strong
bull paint ON tho stock current In London. iss
The close was dull. but hard, with broad
and still active market. The principal ini-f
pulses etherEway3 ut the last represented tad-
justment or trading positions on tho day,
and there was very fewrtmportant influences
nerctntibe unyWhSfe
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'Trospects fair for next market

]. NEW YORK, Oct, d.-~pEl1vI1s,- Reeepts,
medium ned grades moro active, common slow BIT
steady; bulls weak; COWS slew Native stee eyss
$40; COVE. Si.95Q3 IS. Cuiyes--Re ceipts. 1857
head. yenls Arm TO ae, higher; ErnsseFs t ~,
III Westerns u hut stsaa az Mens MI;Se
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BALTIMORE STOCK stARKEr.
BALTIMORE, AID, Oct. 5.-Seaboarr3 AIT
Line COMMON 16fl l6i{: do. preferred. S23s42i.
Atlantic Coast Line common. leg LIZ. n
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s.......... 1.s7s
Chicago. H. and Pacific 4s................ l65s
Chicago. II. i. and Pacific col. IS. st
CGC.. C, and 81 Louis gen. 4s.......... 102a
Chicago Terminal "A ,,,,.,.................. 17la
Consoijtiated Tobacco Is .....,............. 72st
Colorado .and Southern 4s.................S 81, Is
Denver and RIO Glandc 10l!s
E rIs P e;sn.r ,,f !. s9
Fort !Worti, and Denver City ists......:. 1lea
Hooking Valley 4Ias........ 1854
Louisville and Nashville Unified 4s........ 1olA
Mexican Central Is 6Sta
Mexican Central 1st ~
Mimi. and ST. Louis 4s.....................at :s
Missouri. ! Kansas and Texas 4s............ 1o,a
MISSOURI, ansas and Texas 2ds.....:..... slh
NalIonai r. r. OF Mexico con. As.....:....y7i7i
New York Central sen. SIS 1o1 M
New Jerscy Central gen. 6s............!.. 1874
Northern: Pacific - 1874
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f,oTiT1,Ss Isl or, MARGE1

e EEvrgY oRK, OCT. 6.-Cottonsecd oil dull AMI
fehtureie att lover prices. "a Primo crude. I.
OIL b. I'M U.s. .Si+ CT. prime summer yellow 500
so, &C.. :! off summer yellow. ~ nominal; prime
white, S3c. :.prime winter yellow. 3.ll
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u. g. refundinE Is. registered .......... 1olX
u g. refunding %, coupon ............... 1o4N
II. 8. rs, Registered 1Ats
H. s. ss. coupon, 7v's
u. g. New IS. registered 1875
u New a, co,,,o,, . . 8. J. l3i:s
u. s.. Old d. registered y. los,s
u. ~ Old ly. collpon . I. \. 1866
Atrhison general Az Z. \. .......... 1nl
Atchson adjustment Observation-Disclosures. -
Atlantic Coast Linz 7. I. os.;
I,a,,inorc and ohio Il. y. . \. 3. 70.
I,.i,t.,,,or, 81, ~ f,hio M. a. E.
Gen,rai q. c;eorgia 5s. li2.s
C..ni r.i s,f f:eorria 1.t Inc 50 40
t,h"sa ,,,.a Ike and Ohio as l5,s
f,i,t,r. ~ , ~, A II An IL u 4. 81 ~
S,n;ca 81 q q Al Quincy new Is t7ss
Shicaso *. and St Paul gen. As lts,s
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Southern Railway pid 20 .es
4 BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES. '
Virginia Trust Co..................lS9 Nv
I sMiScELLANEOCs. E53 u
American Locomotive ptd.. 100 2,
Consolidated lob. CT bonds l 9 ~, I'M,
Va,-Car. Chem. Spfd 8 81 Cas-. lVV lves: f ~! y
Ta.-CaroI1na Chemical com 10 5 - y
va. Gar. G. Co. Col II. Ii c...... - ~.
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: BALTIMORE, MD. Oct. 5.:-FLop n
changed and firm. Naturalization: spot con,
tract and the inon,h, s11sdpi.isA.i spot. No, =
red. Western, 81. southern =, sample.
Oats-Firrncr; No. > white 34d3iisc.s Rye
Firm Bu,er.Firm unehnn !; 81. fancy H4
Imitation DO rHog irr a.
EASY at &c. Cheese-F'r1n and unchanged;
large. 1l@llkc.; medium, lis@lihc.; small
Sugar-Finn and unchanged.
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Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR...3
Firm. No spring wheat s. 1sallb So. :;
corn SAC; Nc. "a yellow. IS &c. No. ? oats.
axc.: No.Ji2 white, 3f,t ds3e..: No. 9 white,
ley s7c- !: fair to choice mailing. AoG Sc No
nassecd 81 lo; No. northHestern Liz, Ae ,ss
pouide. ST. eoGe7 81; q, short Ribs sides 0oosel,
xSaS.25: short clear sides tboxed) 50: 5ogs ~.
Wiitkcyi. basis Of high wines. 8: seE Clovsr,5
cries, 4ftsoc- tdairies. 1sG17c. Cheese-FIrrl'
nj 10niOIkc. Eggs STEADY at mark. cases In
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond.. Va. Oct s, 1904.
ri SALES.
* Atlantic Coast Line comn,on--eO0 Mt 1aI.
Virginia Ccnturles-1,100 at 96ls.
Z Atlantic Coast Line preferred--ao at lis; 20
At us; 10 mt 49, 8fs
STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked
North Carolina A. !, 1910 70:
North Carolina 6s. O.. lela.:,,.,,,.. 49,
Va. IS, New. G. and RI, 1882. ,...... 95ia 96h
va, Centuries. 2.s. G. and RI, 1891. y6,s 96H
T CITY sECuRITIES5 Ri
Richmond City. ls3s............,,... 107,s ~.
Is RAILROAD BONDS,
Atlanta and Char list RI, 1907. lo7 800
a. G, l.. Il. ~. Con, Tr. p. fc,,.,,., Us
"a, G., i, Cert lhcntes Of Ind, y, e.. -. Of
asfSlEth 'FngF,itFis 50 Us. u, 4lY2a..,., 123
Ga, So, and Fla list IS. l045..,...{ liz ~.
Georgia ana Ala Con rs. 1A45,.,.. 1O3 $500
4 N, and w. Try. Pocahontas 4s.,..... 03 80
Itch, and Meek; Isl is lviS..,, IS 80,
Western n G. list Gs, G..a i9ii ,,,,....1i5 :,
Z s. a. H. Con. 1st Is, l950..,..,.,.,,. SO So
* RAILROAD S'roCKs Par. @
Atlantic Coast Line "a ioo is7 =,
Atlantic Coast Line pfd 100 1l7ss Sll9 "
Atlantic Coast Lime com,..,,,,,,,lO0 1877 -.
chesapeake and Ohio ..,,,.,,.,,l0O liM -
Norfolk and Western lcom...,.,.,10O 72
M, II. ana p. Div. Oblig 100 200 y,
seaboard Air Line pfd.,.,.,.,,ieo ss,s aass,s
scnboard Air Line com.,,...,.,.,l00 10 ~ NJ.
D.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Il Richmond, Va. Oct. t, 1901. I
$5 k $<2UOTAr1oNk{ f5d
CATTLE MARKETS. 4.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET,
lipl (Salcs at Union Stock Yards.) 4 x

Richmond, Va Oct. q 1905,
There was fair run OF cattle on the mar
ket. Best steers, 4H@5Hc.: medium to good,
3Hd4Ac; common 70 fair. ~ g3ase;,:, best hell.
mon 10 fair. 2% asc,; bulls, "a Qs%c;i. extra,
&c; oxen. sd3hc.. as TO age and aqa.ty; {, dr Y
cows, 203!.c,; top hogs &C.; rough hogs, 4lsW
bac,3 e IS % - ~. . J.i
sA@4l4c. q best lambs. Co.; others. 3@5hc. Z,
fresh cows $2oQl45,0O. Veal calves lower and
sailing 5Gsc: Heavy tat calves. q4lsc.; thin
calves, 2I543c. ai9 sgi
Prospects fair for next market.
Is CHICAGO, I'LL. Oct, b.-CATTLE-Recclpts
elO0o head, Including 1900 Westerns and I ho9
to prime seers Sssae@ poor 70 medium.
stSGksGst sAs
1905 bul!s s2at ssiyes 's7sS Tex'sit aa
Hogs-Rece bis. 10. 900 head. market 60loc,
higher. Mixed and butchers, s5:65GS, S0i saod
To choice heavy, $4,000; rough, heavy, SCI 0G
ESQ., sht s5soasSS bulk q sales. s5'p5aS -
lSheen-R eceipts, 5000 Mead. Sheep, dull;
lambs, io@Dlic. lower; fair to. cholce, mixed,
So..5I3.7o |; native lambs, s4G5,75. #
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ATLANTIC COAST8LlNE.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRD-&
+ STREET STATION & s5s
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. SEPT 18TH, e I.
( 1905 a.. MA. G. l.. Express to all points
900 a, ri, -Petersburg and Norfolk.
Il 1910 +. M,-Petersburg and N..and ", Vest
4 $500 p. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk. .tygg55
s4:l0 p. M--0odsboro Local. = 3ysa
6:55 r M,-Petersburg local.
rs H. M-,'Florida5 and West Indian LIN.
Eited' TO MI points South. "a. v.
$3.50 +. M:-Petershurg and y, and w West.
1850 p. M;1Petersbnrg LEGAL;
1907 a.. NJ; 1886 A. NJ; 1928 q. AZ: 'slo;4S
4; g1l;aa AZ M q AK x NJ, sos 3 AZ;
'Except Sunday. ..Sundays only.
II 81 sI85'S G. s, CAMPRELL, DIV. Pass. ACT.
& w, j. CRAIG, Gen.. Pass. Agt {f
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Northern Pacific % T4i
Norfolk and Western con ~. .............. 1nJ,t
Oregon Short Line ~ and Pa1tic.......... g. Y
pennsy1vnnla t.onv. Observation-Disclosures. LbA
RcadIng General IL ........................ 1905
St I4oris and lr1n Mountain crn iie-....... liz /
St Louis and San Franc!Fco f. 4s........ k6;s
ST, Isptiis Southwestern lists. ssX
seaboard Air Line 4s....................... 81 .
Rout her1 Pacific As 03%
Southern Hallway IS ..............5 117h
Texas and Pacinc 1sts l..................... 100
Toledo. St. Il. and Western 4s.......,.... q.
Union Pacific - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1854
Union Pacific cony. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t7 D
u, s, Steel "a IS 81
Wabash lists 1854
Wabash Deb Ds Observation-Disclosures. S.
Wheeling end Lake ERIC As .............. wv
Central 4s.......................sfa 81
Colorado Fuel and Iron conv. 6s....:.......i %
Nc tapd o. Collateral TT. %
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc % \
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FOR NEW YORK.

BY Chesapeake und Ohio Ry.. o a. M,
>M.; by Norfolk and Western lsy., b A., Nj.
p Nj; also by Old Dominion night Ina
steamer All lines connect at Norfolk with reet
steamers tor New York. smiling daily except
Sunday Z l.. N. J. q
r. q GHALkhElx !, CITY 1, Ticket Agent, sos
Wharf foot OF Ash street. Richmond. III
ID. Walker. v, p, and T. NJ. New York, "
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sAbEs.a

800 a. c. L., com ~.
sNtW Amalgalnated Copper, ......
Z 7V Amer. Car and Foundfy...
1900 Amer. Cotton Oik..........
7,s Amer. Snuff ........,.......
-. Amer. Snuff. pfd.........
sW Amer. Can ,... ...............
2o0g Amer. Can. pfd.............
$50 Amer. Locomotive, com -.
400 Amer. Locomotive, pfd.....
HOO Amer. Sugar ................
1900 a., T. and 8. 70, com 1850.
Z 6t01 a.. r. and }S. re, pfd.s......
$500 baltimore and OhiO.........
1900 Brooklyn Rapid T'ransit....!
HOO Canada Southern ............
$500 Cana dian I'nci1c ............
1900 Oh esapeakc and OhiU......
s 301 Chi. Great Wcstern.........
1900 Chi. Mil. ana g.. P.........t
100 Colo. Fuel and 1ron...
600 Colo. Southern cotn...,.....
900 Colo. Southern, lst pfd....
Colo. Southern, I'd pfd......
q 80 C,lev., Gin, Chi. and s. L..
1900 Cont. Tobacco. pfd .........s
go Consolidated Gas ..........
6sp0 Della ware and Iiuds011.....
Del, Lack and NVestern....
$500 Erie, coftl,..... ...tf......
1890 Erie. 1st pfd ..................
5000 Erie. "a pfd.................
25D0 General Electric ............f,
1920 Illinois Centrl ...............Si
$500 Louisville and Nashville. 81.
(. 800 Manhattan, ...,.. 80.
TOO Metro. Street 1aailway.-....,
1900 Mexican Central .n...., ....G
1900 Mo, Kan. and Tex, conn.,.
$500 Mo-. Kan. and 1cx. pfd..5
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mi HnHi ' uppnds. 1850; mddns VII o.s5 sales
1,l0t bales. IL; & ssasas r.
Cotton. quiet: 2middlins. 1880; gross rccopts,'
..!a bales sales. 100 bales; stock, ~
ba;est export TO Great Britain. '.:i1 palas !;
TO the Continent, I23 bales. VI 49,!
4 Total to-day at all scaporfs-N:t receipts;
Is se, bnles: export to Great Britain $50 ~
buics; 10 the Continent, Ie3 bales: stock'
balct. . .., -. ,,cn,,,.
a,s ssi hains: export t. Great rilain, ll:ts9
,7sO3I bales; tn Mexico ~ 20 lcs. y. . o,,
Net receipts. l,SS3.5al bales; export t0 Great
iiritain. ass, 705 bales to France. 100 Qss bales
To- thU Continent :a3.517 bales: to japan S,:o'
rbalcs;a TO Mexico, 4,s45 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La Oct. 5.-CoTTOS:--
spot t cotton active and nrm.. I'M, uenced by the
ADVANCE In Liverpool and falling on IN the
country o reringr Sales 1000 bal cs, Including
: go to, arrive. Quotations 316c- higher
= sTutllres opened steady, 1910 points hlSncrt
.tnan last event ng' S CLOSING: From the open Z
Ing shorts showed nervousness and GOVERNS, py
them, caused prices 70 move upward. O 81
apened Up o points at 9.sl, sold up TO a.97 ana
finally receded to go: January opened 10 points
higher a: 1902. advanced 6 TO lols ana &C. O.,
,lined + 10 lo.ii. The market closed STEADY,
showing net gains Of l7qeo points. o.a.o,
: Cation futures steady; October, .9onS ~
Move nnbcr.1 0 95d936; December. !o,o!4 ~ M
January. 1OllIl0l:;M February. l0lSa !9.o;
March, 1000 1870; April. 1850 lo'3s; May!
10. 4lTl0,4o, zs
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N k&zWN0ito|k&W6SteIn

y "
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. @ ,355
BOO a.. M.--NORTOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolls 11:20 A. NJ. Stops only at PETERSBURG,
Wnvery and SUFFOLK. AZ n IA i a5.t ~ ~
9:o5 A. MIST. LOUIS EXPRESS. BUFFET
Parlor Car, Petersburg to- Lynchburg and
H o!,i Pullman sieepers Roanoke TO ST..
LOUIS. Bluefled to Cincinnati, also Roanoksj
to Knoxville. and Knoxville TO Chattanooga
1910 p. M.--Ro ANoKn EXPRESS Tor Farm.
Vile, Lynchburg and Roanoke. 83issa
Il 1900 r. SM.--OCEANf SHORE LIMITED. Az
r..s Norfolk,s 2. a. Stops only at Peters
steamers St. 70 Boston; Providence New York.
7:;s5 ?. M.--F For Norfolk and all stations east
Of Petersburg. Fs ls&S 81 gEif5lss
Pullman Slcepers Richmond to Lynchbu-g and
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol, Lynchburg to-
Che & ,tanooga, Memphis and New Orleans Cafe
8 0: 40 P. @M-woRLDs FAIR SPECIAL.
Through h,,9. pullman Sleeper Petersburg to 81.
TRAINS arrive from the West z :3s A.. NJ. 2 .o5
z. ~, md so3 P. N. from Norfolk II 40 "A. u.
ONCE No. sss East Main street
w b. $BEV1LL, FSs c.. II. BOSLEY.
sySf Gent Pass. a st. tSs Dist Pass ACT
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Although sornc OF the early advances we're
retained. the market after midday was ir-
regular and rather Inclined to check IN plarrf.t
Tho volume of trading was larger relatively
than IN tho corresponding period on Tuesday,
and the professional element was very ac-
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Especial 70 The Times. DIsphtch.1laa. 8 2
a EWsSr.,kK,t Oct1nert 4.-Tne opening WINS
decidedly .auictrr and the first quotation I OF
81 Paul At point above the previous nights
5Close had no sympathetic effect, There WIS
evidence OF realizing In several ,pla ces while
the response 10 the higher quotations froni
London was appointing. z
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The CLOSE was dull. but hard with broad
and still active market. The principal I'M
pulses either way ut the last represented iad.
tj,istmen OF trading positions on the day,
and there was very fewTimportant influences
inerctptible anywhere. st
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There was some; indication according to the
Judgment OF floor traders OF Standard OIL
distribution in places. About the best cyi-1
dencc OF such selling was in Atchlson.,
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Y Among the stocks advanced IN the morn
Ing for effect. and perhaps To facIiiLate real
izng elsewhere. tho most coEspicuo:se were
New York Central. Illinois Central and Della
VA re and Hudson n iss
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In spite OF some strength in high priced
issues VI hich outside of Pennsylvania could be
8chcaply moved, tho market showed heavy
realizing after the first hours trading ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06

Eric reflected TO some extent tho strong
lull point OH tho stock currcnt In London. n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-09
Ser ,,Mri,ona Slider"

i6rcibt IN ieiner neiteIten drummer:
o@orgeitern lit Gill Sfinflint in
hnS SenleitS obgctrabt. Obs elm
bcIieres Senieits fiir i'm iein miro,
ipogel iuir 5l be5meifeln. Gem
Sill mar bier olif Grben Elm arger
0%ci5tragen, Der fem mlberes @eranii.
gen tanGte, oils Collar auf Collar 81
bGufcn uno Sebeu mis5uiauaen, Der
ibm in Die uniauberen SGnoe iiel.
@ir baben ielber oaron glallben
Iiiiiiem. Mls mir Dor ctliden lieb.
3ebu Sabren ais obgebramlter Sobo
nod 8,pcaOam 8ulb fomen uno ben
mtcrmegs 9cioBtcn guten 0oriab,
inns cine niiblide Stele in Der
,ncniblidJen @clellidaft 81 eroberu,
u.isIJfilbren begMinerL 0a mnlOtell
irit inns 5luldflt I'M Siilfe on Den
canals lcbr angeIebcnCn gia Stin.
flint. Gr bolf inns audi ober mie?
Or gab inns cine ulte Soie, ourd) Die
l. Oh mondjer @ino gebloie. mo fret
lie ms bieielbr ols cine gnleibe BON
$! % 81 iicben EroSclt an. Oils
l ah ctlid]en Sabrra 0qsu fumem,
1 : Iiucrieu Sdplloen 10 .peu q
abGltragen, tam u,td) Bill
( Il t nit ieiuer iiebenpro5enti-
Ct }to:e; uno Die ulte Sole, Die mir
+ sAitcns bier Gage batten traNen
t,HnclL foltete uls nadtrdglih an Die
sc.m Collars. @ir baben Die 3ebn
Collars bc5oblt,. neil mir grmoids-
ltd liic cine gtote gum Hroteit fom.
men lallen, aber Dem @ei3tragen bon
@ilip baben mir Die @elhifte eflid)
mlaetreioet. mo er hat Icitocm oft
gck'ilnldt, inns nidyt allein nidlt nm
Die 5ebn Collars gepreBt. ioltocrn
nod 5mon5ia baSn gelfentt 3ll boben.
Ger Slider" bat ourd) gntbiillnla
ieineS mobren Characters mo ieiner
@eitditsmetboben allen Ginponlerl
iiber oieien G%r5idnrfeu oie 4ugen ge-
Dffnet, 10 baB ieines 8leibenS bier
nid)t ldnger mar, unb er Del 9abt
mo Nebel aus @ipeaoam 8llid, per-
blften mlBte. Sn Sea 9enb bat or
ieine i6parse Seele ausgeballtt. nno
Die Oprtigen GopbopS er5Gblgn, cs
babe gleib nad ieinem SoOe mertlih
nod Stmeiel geroden. Werol bon
Der @eididt: mon ioa nicuunls cinem
arrnen Sd)elm iiir cine olte Sole iiini
Collars nit 3inien anfreiOen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-09
Gbineitiaer Sumor.

Clus Der Inefooten.S ammluna
nSliu.SinsS Sung" ooer nOas Bud bes
S~ud)ens".)
Gin &ann, Ser cine Sub geitoblen
botte. par babel ertappt moroen. mo
mllBte oils Straie einen bol5ernen
3rager, alf Dem lein @ergeben per-
merit mar, oifentlih tragen. giniae
leiner SreunOe, Die bel ibm porbeis
aingen, fragten i'm, mas er begangen
bate.
%, gar ni6ts", entgegnete er,
I'D; Job elm Stiid alien SaueS nno
bob eS mtf."
DIber", erpioerten feline 9efann-
ten, mon miirbe Gid ood nidt 10
itrenge beItraien, peil 9u elm altes
nnbruudbares Sau anigeboben
bult!".
n9tun, Dobl nitt", a~itlportete ser
Mann, naber acknowledgements mar
cine iInge Stub an Dem Stride be-
felti0t."
SIH Sol3Duller, Ger eIllen SnllOe1
Sol6 trua, Lief aegen einen Ir5t, no.
rollf lesterer lbn 81 i6lagen iid an
ididte.
.Stobe MIDI nit Dem Sub, ipenl
Oh milit, aber ihlage mid ni6t nit
Geinen SInoen", iagte Der SolSs
bauer.
.Sm biit elm Sbor", bemerfte Elm
3uifmlcr, .ein Sdlaa nit ieiuer
SAINT fonnte Cir nibt 10 pebe tbiln,
oils Elm Stob nit Dem SuBe."
81, entgegnete Der Sol5bauer,
lib fiirfte mid nidyt, NIT ieinem
6ilBe in Seriibruug 81 fommen, aber
ih miiroe ein perlorener Mam iein,
faNs ib inter ieine SGnbe fGme."