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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
Wall Street Gossip.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.

u Special 10 The Times Dlspasch.)
he f onennr MARK, to. day vas deeidediv
strong. and the trading quite animated. AS
the morning progressed. however consdcrable
on n liberal scale. and the selling pressure
4 IN sore quarters particularly 10 un'ted sta>es
Steel preferred was quite marked. This general
#prpft-,akins had natural effect in the az
#,ernoon, and prices sold on rather easily
arens, IN Read linz This ssaei did not
a1ow the general coursa OF prices. hutew con
sistently strong throughout the session The t
higher priced coal stocks were also active
and scored sensational advances on conpa ra-
Z lively little business.
IA After the first hours trading the market
,gdid not show the general certainty displayed
in the advances In Wstnesdays no
but was not quite SO we'll takon as 1t had
been in the recent past There wa, vas. however,
marked strength In places and this had some
sympathetic influence. ss.
5I8 Wolf Dfos who were fair buyers OF United
States k,eel common we're rather ,i..a heavy heavy
s.llcrsSot Southern RAILWAY. United states
s csfc. rhis is though, 10 be Philadelphia
selling. bu. It looked as 4 they were doing
4 some keene business on wednesday.
Perhaps the most conspicuous buying in
I Southern Railway was by houses who like
said II the Morgan interest IS behind Iames r;
sene and the move Imi lea t states sesl
s%t Is IN Southern Raaay Is
IS going on
4 ( London was among the best Of the early
n buyers Of Reading. and 1t looked as II
" Standard Oil brokers' were also taking some.
Apart from leading traders thought that
the Standard Oh interest WAS selling stock
round the room and supplying United States
Steel preferred steadily on the advance.
i Ontario and Western vas coming out from
quarters where it had been bought for voting
purposes lower down.
/. = s 81 q ~
At midday the market was quiet and In
l. clncd TO hesitate in a number OF recently
active stocks There was not much pressure
z hut the volume OF proflt-taklns IN tho as-F
7 Eregate had been large and the market Goper-
y ally ns II 1t wanted TO digest II.
Tho bull pool In Chesapeake and Ohio was
rloried to be buying hat stock OneMof the
most active OF the Philadelphia houses put
out a bull circular on It's merits which are adj
J1uittcd There Is no probability OF any
change in the dividend rates. There seems
Il to bG n good supply OF long stock around
about 4i-ss
Fl At tho close the market was quiet and
generally lower on the day although there
3 were the same conspicuous exceptions MS there
!. had been throughout the day. 1t was note-
worthy that the arbitraEc houses, who have
Il bought stock over night at the close every
II day this week, were taking no position ana
there seemed to be no particular movement
to cover room shorts.
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pad. a, reported by John i. osesby Of Lynch.

2ad. as reported by John Il. Oslesby, Of Lynchs
Warehouse, Is as follows:
Sold week ending September 10Th. $500
pounds; sold week ending September ed. 81, 200
I'D. 10000 pounds.
Sold from September l, 1904 to September
%. 1904, 256,3o0 pounds; sold from September
i 1905 to September 1, 1904, 400. 700 pounds;
decrease for 1904. 2434 400 pounds.
The most of the offerings this week was
prlmings but few lots OF old tobacco being
offered. The old tobacco sold about as far5the
past nve months. All primings III proper condi-
ton sell for satisfactory prices. There has
been no damage reported to the tobacco crop
from the sold snap Of the past few days.
Dark Jugs. common NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 400 Gs.3.5o
Dark Jugs medium .,,,,,,.,.,... 3,T5 "a 4.CO
Dark Jugs, good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400 q 500
Dark leaf CON mon . 4.56 % $40
Dark leaf. medium .,,,..,....... 4.50 % 500
DARK leaf good 1..,,,,.,,,..,........ $50 q $50
Dark leaf fine 900 qp 400
Drak wrappers 1900 q 800
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Washington Appointments,
(special to The Times DIspatch.)

n ~ NsIIVcllI 20 TITO 1FF1Vo'f7E9IT'FNF7 -7-s.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. September 20-The
appointment Of tho following storekeepers and
gaugers IL. the Sixth Internal Revenue Uls-
Etrict with headquarters ut Alexandria, was
made to-day by the Secretary Of the Treasury:
Wyatt, William a. Dove and Walter H..
Ramsey. E5 5 "a }g4- x
The following fourth class postnasters We're
amounted to-day; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dickinson
county John q, Keanniy. vice BENJAMIN y.
YlScanady, resigned, North Carolina--Garys-
burg, Northampton county SaV), Il. Yates,
sylco N, w. Robinson. resiEned.
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y RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Sept. %, 1901
QuOTACIQN9 20 LlL.E
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
algAfcaIac or JTp}op Stoclr Va ~. N-lfs I! +

Richmond. Va. Sept 20. 1904.
There was good supply Of cattle on the
market. A good per cent. OF the offerings
were good, smooth. fat steers. Prices lower.
Best steers, aa5hc.; medium to good, so q
extra heIfcrs at sc. and others down to &C.;
light. so to 700 pounds heifers. 3a3Hc.; dry
cows. 2AG3kc.,t as to quality. 8
Light run Of hogs and sold from KGS5sc.:
rough hogs. 5a6xc.
Heavy run Of sheep and lambs. Fat sheep,
s25a4.:so;1 veas. sa7c. - I.
Prospects fair on cattle. sheep and lambs.
Hogs in good demand and scarce. q
NEW YORK. Sept. ce.-BEEvEs-Receipt
native sides, 6,sas,sc. per pound Texan beef.
5ase steady
dressed vcals, 7Tl3c per pound; country dress
La pi head p0u Sheep. sn so and
saa4.s5 !: cnlis, s.: 80; lambs. s5.esas. %.
Hegs--R eipts. Fly heal Market leW y
o ~. s,a,s sn ID PENNSYLVANIA hogs $500
co{n'! 60 nd, Hi ssP, ID
ain @ r. ne
seeEs ' a@ t. MEDIUM
bulls. sd 400; calves, saa6.5o; Texas-fed steers.
siSoo Western steers 1871 lIogs,1i (.
ed and butchers, s5.ssGsos; good to choice.
heavy s5.SGG6.05; rough heavy, s5.4OG5. 20; !.
light, s5G0d6,oo; bulk Of sales. %.
sSheep-Rcceipts. $500 head. Market 10G16c.
lower Good to choice wethcrs. .SoG4.45: fair
to choice mixed $s.25a3,75; native lambs, SAC
6.G0.
b BALTIMORE, MD, Sept oa..-REEIT CAT
STLG-First quality, per pound, s&dA4c.; me-.
dunn, per pound. 3G3kc,; bulls. per pound,
2G3c.; thin steers and COWS. per pound, 2fi2iac.;
oxen. per pound, ol3c; milch cows, extra.
each s25Gi30; do, good. each, sl6Gb25; common.
each. slo.1o Calves--Prices steady under n
fairy inquiry and limited receipts, The quota
ttions were as follows: Calves veas. choice.
light, per pound, 7lsc,; good. per pound. &C.;
do. rough and heavy, each s4Gll00. Sheep
and 1.anlb5--Prlces steady as follows: Sheep,
No. ! fat, p0r head, $3q3.50 do, per pound.
sdf3lsc,: No. 2 fat. sheared. per pound &c.;
old bucks. per pound. 2G2,ac.; common. per
head, slGl2.oo: spring lambs. choice. per pound.
81 c.. common. per pound, Al d5c.
UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsBURG, Pa.
Sept MISUNDERSTANDING fair Market slow.
Choice s5,50G565; prime. a; fair So 2oa
a.75 IIogs-RecaIpts. light. Market slow.
Prime heavy. s0.20d6o5; medium and heavy
yorks, sGo5a6,3o: light workers., sst90d6 00 pigs.
S5.6OI5.10: roughs, $450G6. 80. Sheep-Supply
light. Market slow, Prime wethers. $3.50
4 20; common sheep, $l.6o@2,oo; spring lambs,
s3.6o16.o0; veal calves, s7976o, I
Batcfers s5,soa5.ss shippers ip ss.s5aSoo; com.
mon. ss.50G5.25 Cattle--steady Fair to good
shippers, Sights; common. s2fp?. sheep
Ctealv s1GI3 II inbs-S eRd 35f1G.
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Other Produce Markets.

NETWORK, Sept. 20 FLO JIs MARKET vas
,levelopcd in last hour, Rye Flour Firm. corn-
Wheat Spot easy. No, z red, 81 1875, Options
noon Guided By purely speculative conditions
but sfleN midday became decidedly M w,eas
Sill sss; septernber sl.lG,s; December. il.l49s
torn.-s pa. easy, No q. 57siH. Option market
was inactive IN New York aud lower with
closed ~ 55r,i september, Sle'i December,
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These figures arc a simple statement
OF tho rule Of proportion and make no.
allowance for the fact that this crop is
admittedly from two to three weeks
earlier than last year. and, to that extent,
Immune from damage by frost. Miss.
sGIlcs's report In early September said
upon. this subject that this year only .
9per cent of the crop was exposed to tho
risk Of damage by Most, whereas 20 per
cent. was so exposed last year. The COM
paratlvo degree OF immunity, therefore,
would Indicate II possible increase of II
per cent. In the yield on account of the
earlness of the season. This view Of
the case was confirmed by the last
weekly government report, in which It
was stated that "the Texas crop was too
far advanced for boil weevil to cause
much damage,
Miss (iies's monthly crop report, issued
to-day, Indicates an average condition OF
ia. against a condition of 70 one month
ago, and states further that the ndica-
tioms are for a government report 81
about 75 per cent In this connection, Y
il worth while noting that for the past
thirteen, years.. the market has never
failed 10 decline substantially within five
DAYS after the issuance Of the October
government report. no matter What It's
lslgueV TIIEopoRE II. PRICE.
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Eggs-Steady at mark, cases included. 14RlIH.
nrsts. 1sc.; prime, 29c.; extras &c

BALTIMORE MD, Sept. e9.-FTOUR-Qulet
and unchanged. Wheat1Quiet: spot. contract.
and the month, s1l2Na1. 12ss No. red, West
sern.s sl.14h@L14A: Southern BY sample. s5c @
Sl.O7. MI Corn-Dull; Southern white. b5Qg5Sc.
Oats-steaiy: white, &c. Butter-Firm and
unchanged; fancy imitation. 17@lsc.: do. cream
cry, .04j21c.; do. ladle. 14G15c.: store packed,
l2013c. Eggs-FIrm and unchanged at &c.
.Checse-FIrm; large 1oh@ 1o,sc.; medium, 1890
1oRc.: small, 1oN 111c. Sugar-Strong and I'm :
cha ngcd, 2gs 5sli F5ttS 93Ei 4t$
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/ COTTON MARKETS.

q NEW YORK, sept c9.--Thc cotton market
opened firm at an advance or SNl points -. ~
response to the reactionary tendency OF LiV-
efrtool futures, and Immediately the call In
creased the net gain to q matter OF some Iu ~
points on the more antrse n s,,,nr, on R
Yea Their over tho South was good. ana Whlle
some private crop reports indicated serious =
deterioration In portions OF the belt, an esti-
mate issued OF the October condition was given
a bearish Interpretation. while the large re-
Teal show ing These considerations operated to
check the ADVANCE a nd after some irre rl,y
the market in the afternoon broke SHARPLY
promoted Ey rumors that Fail Ri:er was re-
scciylng lower firm Offers from the South. the I'M,
"a be Representing Wall Street. but was accom-
4 panied BY Southern liquidation. and on the
decline stop orders were caught IN some VOL
The market was finally steadled slightly by
room shorts covering. and closed at q net loss
OF 40 points, Sales were estimated az s''.pV'
Receipts at the ports to-day were s.. 69s bales
nsanst s5 last ,seek ana ysi7 last \, sfar
week and 1894 last year receipt 3
al New Orleans werc 1850 bales against !. az
Cotton futures opened firm and closed
steady. - III ,,,,,
September 80. 10. 81 1898 lo.ls 1914
October - g TO- y 1" "!l 10 TO- .
DECEMBER is ..,.....io 8 1883 1871 % 2 e e
January DBL 1913 lo,so ~; q: o.
Ma4eh ls 'i ,oi1i 5sii
M May CONGRATULATIONS 1886 1914 lo:45
cl me- middiing uplands.. 1910; mdhlng gulf.
1885, sales, 1in9 bales.
Cotton steady; 1niddlns, 1910: gross receipts,
Ss5s bales: sales, 100 bales stock AZ pales
export To the Continent, 80 bales; 70 france
Total today at all seaports1Ss. receipts Is:
Is GOG Ia lcss export to Great Britain, li'2'p
bales: to France. H. ss bales; 10 tie Continett.
II 400 bales; stock. 49,, $40 bales = a.,,.
Consolidated at AL seapcrts-Net rcce y %;
ba;es: to France, "a bales; to tho contl-
nent TO- ia7 bales TO Japan 1iu' paiFs ~ .'ie
ico.6 500 bales !, \.
Net receipts 97.s1s bales; export to Great
britain ga 43G bales to FRANCE. 665bl Daies |:
to the Continent, 1921 bales; 9 Japan, o'-'o
bales; 10 Mexico i.Soo bales.
NEW ORLEANS, ia, Sept 2o.-coT1O N
SPOT cotton 5iulct ard weak Gle q Wy oilie g.
innudng q 100 10 arrive and 100 {. Q. b. Quota
! Futures responding to tho Improvement in
Liverpool and New or" olened steauy ~ q u
advance of 3g7 points .ater IN the sNislon
sent prccs down until they We're lSlli points
below the opening figures and lng.o points
lower than yesterdays closing, me aeGlln y. =
estimated at $1,000 bales against 3l6oo last
year Many brokers' predict record breaking
movement for this week. In tho trading d DC PC
TO 10. os md then gradually declined to 10 o.
The market closed quiet Win net 4osses u
l71o0 points. :. "a
gnai; october. lOO3m1OOi; November, lo09gno, u !;
P PeSsnDst los iamy March icAaols
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Property Transfers Yesterday.

Property transfers Yesterday.
FannIe r.. Griffin and Charles S. and Grace
Snend Allen to Isaac Hartmann, 80 feet on
north side Broad Street. 1853 1-l-.-12 feet west
OF Graham Street, s.. 800. G5i5r
William II. srauer8 and wife to j. Samuel
Brauer. one third interest In JOG fcct on Rcser-
jvoir Street, northwest corner Dance Street
$3.50.
"a feet on north line Hanover street, 12s57-l2
feet west OF Walnut Street. $4,000.
X The Columbia Building md lSoan A ssoclntion
to Mrs. ~ u. Wilkinson. Is feet on south
side OF Chnffin Street. 40 feet east OF Ram
dolph Street, sci 20. III, sls .
16 feet on Il west limo Beech Street. % feet
north of ChaHlnt Street $3.50
Christlanu a. Hernninan to Samuel Hnrna-
man, Is IL feet on west line Laurel Street.
70 feet north Of China Street tara g Herman %
Of Albemuro Street, sl7N;
M TO- w, German and wife to FltZhugl u.
Chalmers, IS feet on west limo OF seventh
Street, % 1o.1-4-l9 feet north Of Crouch Street.,
$l4s,75. or ~. -, -,
east limo Adams street, between Clay and
Henrco: 4. +. cordes and wife to Frank ;. !, <
- Traylor all OF block No. and lots 20
10 inclusive, in block IN the plan, OF oak 7'l'
tI iioracs s-'s W Seal and wife to IIoracA 9.
Seal, 30 feet on south side OF louisiana
ss Mrs. Mary q, Myers to n. II IIarwood'
no "A feet OH enst line Of the Boulevard ol
northeast corner Main Street. 5! Jos 80
4 A, IT. Palnler's trustee, to Rlcrmond preu-
cricksburg and Potomac Railroad co s ain,
60 acres about one half mile nortl. Of MlGl,
mond. ! on north side of tho County road which
leads from Broad Street road to Acca STA
tion, IS, etc, n 5t2t35 stst Y
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NAyAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Sept & o9-SPIRITS
MISUNDERSTANDING doing. Receipts. AZ
casks. Rosn-Nothng doin. Receipts. AL bar
frels Tar-Fr,n at 81. So. Receipts. 81 barrels.
Crude rurpentne-Firm at So $50 50. Receipts
II barrels.
45s SAVANNAH GA, Sept. 29-TURPlIN-
Mt be4c. Receipts. 567 casks:
sa les, ass casks; exports. 7s5 casks. Rosln--
Firm Receipts. 1899 barrels; sales 2, A0S bar
rels; exports Ss.120 barrels.
8 S. c., Sept. 29.-TURPEN-
TINE AND sROSIN-Nothing doing.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PEANUT MARKET,

PETERSBURG, VA. Sept. 2a.--PBANUTs-
and stock greatly reduced. Virginas-AIarket
nominal J, at 4Hsc. for fancy stock: Machine
picked. IN Gl3Ac.; Smelling stock. "a &c.. Market
here literally bare of stock. ~
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100 a. c. H., com.
1880 Amalgamated Copper. ......

100 a. c. IT,, com, .............
1880 Anialgamated Copper. ......
700 Amer. Car and Foundry.
1900 Amer. Cotton Oil............
Amer. Snuff ................
Amer. Snuff, pfd...........
400 Amer. Can .....,...,.........
zoo Amor. Can. pfd .............
100 Amer. Locomotive. CONF.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
500 Amer. Sugar ;:......,....,..
23loo a. T. and s. Fe, GOMEZ.
1900 A., r. and $. Fe, pfd........
22s0o Baltimore and Ohio........
600 Brooklyn Rapid Transit...i
Canada Southern .......s..
7iOOCnnadian Pacific ........"..
231OO Chesapeake and Ohio.....
100 CHI. Great WESTERN.
Chi, Mil. and S. P..........
200 Colo. Flicl and 1ron.......
500 Colo, Southern, com. $500.
100 Colo. Southern, 1st pfd.....
12n0 Colo. Southern. I'd pfd.....
300 Clev., Gins Chi. and s. L..
1000 Cont. Tobacco. pfd.........
300 Consolidated Gas ..........
172O Delaware and 1Iidson... ...
9 eSW l)cls lhCk. anu NvtoS'.'''t.
1880 Erie, conn.,. ..........
2loo Eric. LIST pfd............,.,.
100 Eric, I'd pfd.....
General Electric ............
500 Illinois Central ..............
1900 louisville and Nashville.
400 Manhattat,......S..... 49,. ......
$500 Metro. Street Railway......
4 1900 Mexican Central ............
800 Mo, Kan and TEX. COM.
1890 Mo-. Kan. and Tex. pfd...
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

5ENW5 YORK, Sept. 2o.-Buycrs OF dry goods
are not any more Interested in tho future than
they havo9 been although the scarcity on n
good many lines has made them nxio,,s about
spot goods and deliveries which they cannot
secure. The export trade IS again quiet, but
market. " 'i9sNtt. : }{5y4
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Northern Pacific 81 Observation-Disclosures. ~
Norfolk and Western con. 4s............. 1o2
Oregon Short Lille As and Partlc.. 9JSs
Pennsylvania conv Observation-Disclosures. 895t
Reading General A Observation-Disclosures. 1905
ST. Louie and iron Mountain con. 6s..... 117A
st. Louis and San Francisco Is. 4s...... sB1i
st. Louis Southwestern Instrumentation. 9sh
Seahoard Air Line As Observation-Disclosures. t3
Southern Pacific 4s Observation-Disclosures. as,s
Southern Railway IS ................... INK
Texas and Pachc lists OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20 81
Toledo, ST l.. and Western 4s............. sos
Union Pacific IS ............... 1o5
Union Pacific cow. 4s...................... .oS7s
II. S. Steel Cd IS ........................ s2ls
Wabash lists ............ lis
Wabash Deb. u Observation-Disclosures. 65,s
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s............ g0Is
Wisconsin Central IS observation-disclosures. !Dis
Colorado Fuel and Iron conv. 5s........... Y
NJ. and O., Collateral TT. zs.................. 0s
Central OF Georgia I'd INSTRUMENTATION. 6i4
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Fire III. Dawson.

4 DAWSON. GA, September "a, Two dwellings.
and two livery stables We're totally destroyed
and several other buildings and business
houses damasel by fire here to-day, Total
loss abou. sl2,9OQ.
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N kSx5WN0ifo|k&W6Snrn

= =
7-7137777 LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. 5sS
900 a. M.-NORFO1lK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 11:so a. NJ. Stops only at Petersburg.
Waverly and Suffolk ~ 4 81
e:O5 4. MIST. LOUIS EXPRESS Buffet
Parlor Car, Petersburg to EynchburE and
Roanoke:. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to St:
Louis. Bluefield to Cincinnati, also Roanoke
to- Knoxville. and Knoxville to Chattanooga
1910 P. M--RoANoKH EXPRESS for Farm
vile. Lynehburg and Roanoke IN 5!
rives Norfolk $50 F. NJ. Stops only at Peter, !:
steamers to BOSTON,. Providence, Now York,
Baltimore and Washington. &
1875 P. M-For Norfolk and all atoms east
OF Petersburg. ~ 81 ,3l 81 i9tt
Pullman Seeners Richmond to $Lynchburg and
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol Lynchburg to
Chatinnooga. Memphis and New Orleans Cafe
5 $50 P. M.-woRLDs FAIR SPECIAL
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to St.
Louis "a Cafe Dining Car
M Trains arrive from the West 7:eo "A. NJ. 2:oS
p. NJ and 9.o5 p. NJ; from Norfolk 11:4o a. n:
Oifioe No sas East Main Street.
W.. B. BNW1LL, c. III. BosLEY.
Il Gent. Pass. Agt. 8 Dist. Pass AEt.s
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. +.
II BALTIMORE, MD. Sept. 29.-Seaboard Air
Line common. ICY, BID: do. preferred. Ss7sa a2SA.
Atlantis Coast Line cominon. l319alsS.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Sept. %. 1904.
SALES. @

q Z
Virginia centuries-s 900 at psS; 2, 900 at o6ss;
900 at 0sH.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid, Asked
N Nort caro Hlin ss, c. 1915: ,:....., iss
Va 81, New. c. and r., 1852, .iaN w
Va. Centuries. ..s, G. and r.. 1891. 9a,a 9s9s
Il CITY SECURITIES
Richmond City, 192s..........,...,,,, 1o7M -.
Is RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlanta and Char. LIST Is r., 1907. 1o7 vs..
A. G, IL r. IL. Con. TT. p. e.,.,., 0s
A. G. H. Certificates of Ind 4 n. e.. 9oh 81
I / eorgin Pacific LIST 6s. c.. l922..,... l22
Ca, So. and Fla, LIST 5s' i9i5..,.,. IL
slieorsia and Ala Con. 5s. l945..,.. los g,..
N. and W. Ry,s pocahontas 4s,,.,,,,, %
! Rich. and Meek, lst As, l94s...,.,.., s.
Florida Southern, 945....,..,.,,,,... % ~. y
Western N. C. LIST 6s. c.. 1al4..,.,,.. 1l5
4 S. a. u. Con LIST 4s, 1o50,...,,,.,. san s31s
q aJaAlLROAD STOCKS Par. .S
Atlanta and Charlotte ...,..,,,,.l 100 1850 -.
Atlantic Coast Line nA",.,,,,,,..10l l3S
Atlantic Coast Line pfd ,,.,,...,10O'l17 -.
Atlantic Coast Line COM. ..,,,.,,lW 1876
Atlantic Coast line OF Conn,,.1W 5., 500
&l,esapcake and Ohio. ..,...,..,,,.,.l 100 43h 80.
Norfolk and Western com,...,,,;lW so 80.
r., r. and 7. Div. oblig,,,,,,,,lOo 200 -. ,
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4 coTroNsEED OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept 2o.-Cottonseed oil wa
firm but dull Prime crude, I. o. b. mills
23c prime summer yellow, eo1zI29&c.; Of
summer yellow, nominal. ~
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57xc oa,s-spot dull. Mixed, s4ds5,sc. OPP

1 tonc final
Beeles;teaiy. Out Slcats-Finn: phklcd,
shoulders, TIC; per pound picked q hams,
lOi:a10Kc per pound. Lard-Firm: Western.
steamed. $500; September closed at IS nominal:
refined, firm: contract. $3.50. Pork-Stcady.s
1'allow-Firms city 81 per. packed 4ssc,; coun-
strained. common to good, s2.soaa.s5.
Coree-spot RIO. steady: No. z invoice. s;kc:
mild quiet. The market for coffco futures
opened steady at a decline OF points and
closed steady at unchanged prices to q de-
cline OF Is points with sales OF g. 100 bags
Sugar--f,aw, steady; fair refining, 2&c. CEN
trfuga1, 90 test, "a 5-16c. molasscs Sugar, 3isc.
5Rice--Steady. ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
(. BuIer-Firm and unchanged. Chees$-Strong
and unchanged. Egga-S.eady; State pennsyl-
va MIA and nearby, fancy selected, white. extra,
esflaoc.; Western fancy selected. 21kg2ac:
a Potatoes-Steady: Long island. s1509LS7;
Jersey and Southern. ST. 4odpl 65:f Jersey sweets.
s.. 50lp2. 90. Peanuts-Weak; fancy hand cked.
6aCNc.; other domestic. 3a6,sc. Cabbages-
Dull per 100 pounds, $.43O0: per barrel. Cog
575c. Cotton-By steam to Liverpool 16c.
CHICAGO ILL. Sept. 2e.-1ncreased primary
receipts were influential in causing weakness
to- day in wheat. Favorable weather was an
additional drag. December wheat closed With a
loss of ss4%c. q The May option Is down 1c.
corn is or &C.; oats show decline OF 7sc. !;
provisions are steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
NfFO n n n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
-The leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR
Firm. No. . spring wheat, sl.169117; No. 3.
Slo5al:15; No red: sl.11M@l.ls3s. No. Il
3lkeis2c.; No. 2 white. yOA asosc.;$N mo. 3 white.
3ol3ec. No, 2 rye, 75c. Good feeding barley.
3Gl37c.; fair to choice mailing. 4Oa49c. No.
faxseed sl.0S1pL16; No. = northwestern, S11sk;
prime Timothy seed. &e.5592.s5. Mess pork.
per barrel. 81. 4oal1,5o; lard. per 100 pounds:
clear sides (boxed). Ss5Oas.75 Whiskey, basis
of high wines, sl.2sE Glover, contract grade.
s1o25E Butter-Steady; Gcreameries, 14H:0c.
dairies, 134l7c. Cheese-Strong at 9hg1OAc.