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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
Il y. ID Richmond, Fredericks-
- 81 D. Ws5D burg - Potomac II. II.

Trains leave Richmond-.North
as A.. NJ; daily, Byrd ST Through. a
$40 a. Al, daily Main st. 4 Through
- :, ~ a; A.. week days. Elba Ashland aocom.
s s:lo sA. M daily. 3Ryrd3 ST. Thitough Local
Is noon week days, By.a st.
900 ~ NJ. week days. Byrd st. FrederickS-
ls5s s:sS !, NJ. daily, Main Thro,,g II.
coI 49, Il IA Al week shland az
:o5 q. N. !, daily. Byrd ST. Thr,ouis il.
4 rains arrive Sc r sihm ond---Southward.$
5comnodation. b IS
!, 20 a.. NJ. week days. Byrd St. Fredartoks.
burg accommoda tion. ,s9S, 5 n f5sS
:S5 "a: NJ. " daily. Byrd st. Through. WIS.,
IL II: $50 "A weels days. Byrd st. Through.
so $40 Week days Eiba. Dssland 40,
7:l5 j. III. dal Byrd st. rhrough. ~
/. s 80 T. Nj daily. Byrd St. Through. Il Local
ilo:2s F. NJ. daily. Main ST. ThrouEh 4
NoTE-Pullman& leeplng Or parlorS Cars on
al trains except rain arriving Richmond 1l:5o
a.. NJ, week days and oca accomimodn tions
/, Time Of arrivals and departures and sconneo-
3W.#D DUKE, G. IS. CULP.. w. & F. TAYLOR
Gen !. Mantr Asst 4 Cent? Mnri'r FRA e. Ma n
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WORRIED BECAUSE HE
is HEIR TO A THRONE
Especial to The Times. Dlspatct1.l

IoIrcciaI 20 Z lie Itnes.Dlspatch;)
ITHACA, N. y, October 14.--As the re-
suit of genealogical research. ali Eng
lishipan who has lived In this city many
years, but who, for fear OF embarrassing
prominent relatives In England, withholds
his identity. asserts he Is the rlgh.fu heir
to the throne of England. lie lays no
claim, however, to that position. saying
he is content with life here. Tile identity
OF the manis known only to NJ. f. Poole.
of this city. president of the American
Genealogical Society, WHO made the re-
search. He says tho man is the only re-
naming male descendant Of q son born
to Mrs. 1Sitzherbcrt. morganatic wife of
George ". The son born by this mar
5rlagc, the gencalogst says. was adopted
when an infant by a discreet officer In
tho English army. who was subsequently,,
promoted for this service to his sove-
.5,stt5t III
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LAST TRILBY I.
EXCURSION
TO NORFOLK TOMORROW.
,RNUED 500 TRIP. y

Special fast yestibuled train leaves
Richmond, Byrd Street Station $50 a.
NJ: Petersburg. 9:05 a. NJ. Quickest route,
No change Of cars. Last chance. Take
advantage.
HORSE SHOW, OCT. 1s. 22,
Reduced Rates Via r., IF, & P..W. S.
Railway.
\ Rate. one. fare for round trip. plus 80
cents. for admission to Horse Show,
Tickets on sale AT MI stations Octo-
Der 10Th to ED. incluslvc; final limit Octo-
Der %, 1901; good going only on date of
sale and for continuous passage in each
direction. Apply to ticket agents Rich-
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road and Washington Southern Railway.
" W. p. TAYLOR. ,
i& Traffic Manager.
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ATLANTIC coast 5; / LINE I 4.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND gDAILY-BYRD.
la STREET STATION y ~
IFFECTlvE uMD4A y aSrjt'T " lit H. Ts4
y 0:05 A.. MA. G. L.. Express 10 all points
5is South. s5 ~ Fgtl ST Sf VI Fl. 35f I.
$500 "A. Il.-Petersburg and Norfolk.
i 10 ~ M.-Petersburg and N. and wv. West,
x $500 r. M.-Petersburg md Norfolk j }S5sS39
s4:lO p. M.-Goldsboro Local. {5 III
" 1855 r, M.--Petersburg local. Ia =. li4s
a tp. M.--'.FloridaS and West Indian Lime
l,ted' to all points South.
4 9:3o5P. M.-Petersburg and y. and W, Vest
Il ii 80 r. M.-Pstersburg Local. a59 s, 54i ls}s
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4;o7# a.. NJ ;;a7 .:ss5 y. Al; ,s;as "A. M:;1''lo:1
NJ; ll:ao = y Nh; \, 10 e, ! NJ /, s:os = MI
sExcept Sunday. '.Snnday only, r
q. Is. BCAhIPBEL4L,t Div Pass. AYt. b
IS W. r.. CItAI G, Gen. Pass, ACT. 3S Z -tG3F3a
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COTTON MARKETs.

Ne N'YORK, Oct. - .-4Af Ter an early steadi-
ness the cotton market to- day weakened under
liaudation and bear pre- sure. following dsap-
Ects, and ut the close MAS barely steady with
prices back to about last nights closing level.
The ma rket opened steady q an advance OF 90
4 points on moderate covering. This was a
little better thar due on the cables. But frost
was reported from Denver. and this seemed to
render smaller shorts captious about staying
in the maret over Sunday. and following the
call prices worked up about 50 10 points net
higher. AdyIces from the South as to]1the
spot situation showed easlness and prices here
nary going down from 10.l+ to 1000, New
Orleans. which had ruled steady during the
morning. turned easier, sending selling orders
to- the local market. and there seemed TO be.
considerable pressure, from bearlsh sources.
which It was said that recently acquired lines
of long cotton were being l!qu1ated, Toward
the close the market recovered AS points
from the lowest. but. was finally barely steady
at a decline OF points to an advance OF 4
point Sales were setiIna re q 200 COG bales.
1000 bales against 54.s33 last week and 61,l7G
last year. For the week 3s5. 600 bales against
,97 $50 last week and ea9.5l9 last year. To.days
receipts at New Orleans ls,4e9 bales against
1885 last year and ut Houston 9,1sS bales
agninstF1l.75. last year. 8
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RECEIVE GIFTS TODAY.
Birthday Anniversary Of Home
for Needy Confederate Women

4 To-day Is the fourth anniversary OF the
founding of the Home Tor Needy Confed-
crate Women, and 1t has been set apart
as donation day. by the lady board OF
managers Of the institution.
iii Some OF the ladies Will be on hand all
day TO- receive the donations and friends
Of tho home arc asked to send money.
provisions, etc, for tho benefit OF the
inmates. Il
From 4 to o'clock tea will be served
by the lady managers and friends OF. the
home are invited 70 inspect the premises.
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PRODUCE MARKETS, i Il; I. !, 1,

III NEW YORK, oct,i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ruckwheat 6Flour-Dull, Cornncpl- -I'lrRi,
Rye-Nominnl Burley-Q quiet, ss}Etg u
NYheat-Spot strongi No 2 red. slilsM. or,
lions opened hc hlgher. eased or q tribe an ~
aaiise, net advance. alay closed NJ 81. pc,
cember, s1,l61l-l G 6
corn-spo. firm; No. 81 Option market
closing Arm at &@isc, net !. advance, May
closed at tlxc.; pesember, 56Nc Oats-.spot
dull; mixed oats. 33Q35c q 1. !i II
I3eer-Qulet; family. $40. SOC 80; mess, $500
$50; beef hams. ~, 5oal % 90. Cut MSatsTpull
M sklsa w ny,ss ssss sd oeabey sassa
at 81. 70 nominal rsil va. Cont lncnt, "
J'orkQuet; falnlis Il slS % sor 7, fleaT Slia
steady. Turncn.. Quiet at P955lsc.
/. coree-,spot ltNtt que1;. No, invoice SIS,
Weakness, 1T opnI az aEdc,ineE ~ q points and
gradually Increased the loss until at the clese
II was4net 6glV points lower sales ~, ~ bags,
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SPECIAL ms, EL9AsTo} ASHLAND,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SHOW.

no accommodate those attending the
Richmond Horse Show, special trains will
leave IIlba Station Mt 1900 midnight,
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday. & Friday
and Saturday, October. 18TH 18th. GOTH.
21st. 2od. for Ashland, n Va. and inter-
mediate stations Holders OF conmuta-
ton card tickets will pay local faro to
Laurel and intermediate points, and 25c.
with such tickets. Other tickets, nclud-
Ing commutntion@ book tickets, will be
accepted for passage on these trains a 5
usual. w. z. TAYLOR, S24'l
Traffic Manager
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TOBACCO MARKET

RI edmond. Va, Oct, n r 1904. an
Dark Fired Icbacco-R Receipts and offerings
continue very light. and an market qulet atm
continue in good demand Mt quotations. sun
lCGred-Senson about. over and very little do
Ing q receipts and offerings very light; new
5prImlngs In good demand at prices \ quoted.
sBrights-Far receipts; market quiet, bur firm,
at unchanged quotations s3 sss55ts n ssa III
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SALES.
aso A. G. Ii Com. ........s......i
1900 Amalgamated Copper. q,
Z Ivy sg0 Amer, Car and Foundry.
HOO Amer. Gallon OH I.lIs. ~ Y. /.

4s0 a. G. Ii corr.
1900 Amalgamated Copper. 4, /,
asgO Amer. Car and Foundry.
400 Amer. Cotton Oll.........;..
E5 Amer. Snuff ...........,,...,
~ Amer. Snuff, pfd..........l
5000 Amer. Can
leNO Amer. Can, pfd ..............
ll2W Amer. Locomotive, com.
.ND Amer. Locomotive, pfd !. I.
alt00 Amer. SugaF .............,., /,
2Ilg0 a., 7. and 8. re, con. !. +
200 a., r. aud S. E'e, pftl.:.........,.'.
i3l7oO Baltimore and Ohios.s....
$500 Brooklyn Rapid aTra'nHt...
20I Canada Southern 3, .......
1900 Canadian Pacific .....,...
900 chesapeake and Ohio....
l1lW Chi. Great Western. =. n,
720O Chi. Nil. and S. p. m
49C0 Colo. Fucl and Iron. y
600 Colo. Southern, CON
& 1sOo Colo. Southern, 1st pfd....
ZOO Colo. Southern. I'd pfd...,..
200 Clcvy Gin. Chi. and S, L..
600 Cont. Tobncco. pfd e.
800 Consolidated Gas ...,,.;
800 Consolidated Gas ..n......
1890 Delaware and Eiudsoi,:,.
!, !, Del, Lack. and Wcst....,.
1900 Erie, 1st MD. .................
100 Erie. "a pfd
200 General Electric
!, w iillilrls Central ............
2 2!,;.oo Li,onlsvillc and Nashville.
.:;hoJ ManlIattnii...... ....
2Zs Wy Metro stree Railway....
800 Mexican Central ...,...,...
5loo Mo. alSn. and Tex. com.
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Rescue Mission Revival.

Rev. James Scoville, OF Bridgeport.
Conn, is expected to arrive III Rich
rmond Monday afternoon TO conduct re-
ivivnl meetings Mt the West End Rescue
Mission, No. 727 West Cary Street. be-
ginning Monday nightsnt SO clock. Meet
3lngs will be held Tomorrow at II A. NJ,
1880 and s p. NJ. They will be conducted
bye. IL Goot es. o E Preston. Md. E5i8 En-
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& @BALTlMORE.M MD, Oct. s14.-FLOGR-Firn
and unchanged: Whea :-6pot, contract and the
sl.lo. Corn-steady; the year JoA aoolsc,: ia an
.uarys and February. 4s& QiSoe..: southern white.
No. 9 white, 3lgsl1sc. No. 50 mixed 3s.sc. bid.
Rye Steady; No; !: Western, Csc, Butter--Fir n
and unchanged &! fancy imitntlon;,7 q lsc ). DO.
packed. lcqn5c. Eggs-Flrn and unchanged.
at s1c. Cheese-F'irnl and unchanged; large
s1lQilhc.: medium 1liS Q1llsc.; small, ma ll!4 q
s1lkc. Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
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Street Gossip.
Especial to The Timns .Dispatcl

Especial to The Timns- Dispatch ii s
q Ing the stock market showed Very.
ID fair activity and considerable strength.
sniIroad sts cks were comparatively ncge &c I'd.
s but these for the most part we're Z uotn6iy5
Peoples Gas showed strength. Professional
4 opinion was mixed Sanu 1omnisaionl housr
& businc2s was light q 81 81 A.. sJt@ So
-. s L 2, !.
attracted some attention and was taken TO DO.
Resumption Of: Mr. Kecne' . operations II, tho
Interests are silI buyera ai,hoash Ii is
5 = ensNA''se .yS-s''''s.
II Tbs Gn,ed States Steel. Corporation has sol,
. use. 'l3 y the latter " Korea 9,
throughout the first hour and traders for the
The prospects Tor, q good bank statement,
4 had considrably more Influence than the had
stat em 1I OF tho last few weeks q f5.
9 informed that Nice-P President Yanderllp will
make a speech at ST. Louis exactly reversing
-, 4 81 az A,
n Union Pacific responded readily. TO tho
t!ve1and fairly powerful bull following In both
that stock und Southern Pacific. on the other
nlts: which hitherto has been unusually well
II Y. u - sj
I'll Anal nmnted Copper was advanced In tho
early trading, but did not act particularly
we'll. Trade interests seemed bullish for the
long pull, but the best informed people do
not expect any change In the dividend rate
s when the directors meet on October 2jth
Lower VAL street was a buyer OF American
Z nus1r.g51 ms IS one ol tne rev stnsks IN the
ma rket T., where VIVA .isz ca He'd Inside buying
IS really reg tIL ~ me traders as .. bui
argument. inc STOCK - SO vel distributor
ta inlormat9n or a favorable character u
d.'c ~ ne s,, .a before becomes
(, u ue''.A y - s' is'' ilyS * f5
6.,nbt, Il ho,se Z 3 ,.roa gt,,,,o. -
NIni rnnoian. Thew took about 3 GsS ma rc -.
ywai ~ Snrn, al
~ ~" hnynr IN ctrona,an mar, hnn
tat tn1 T2Tonkivn n lid n "a nsit
.'"" - - $500 =
o sadnr 10 see
well .5ftnformed holder Ills .puschRfes were
n', n,,d III ,h.rn' q 70 nsonIo ,v,n tsnt ,ma,j
some OF his holdings have como out since
h,H NEy,,rra ,,1a ~ ND IL,
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

4 NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-ln dry goods market
conditions are little changed buyers pursuing
an indifferent course, and although ANY
seems to have Little concern over the future.
Increased tirmness Is stun being exported and
sellers are sansuine OF the future
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and general cargo. Il iSs
Il Elm City, Haynes. Mattaponi River iandinsa
Passengers and general cargo ~
SAILED. H& VI
Baltimore. Courtney, Hsi.innore n ssen sAf,
and general cargo 80,
Elm City. Haynes. Dfattapont River landiasa
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. H. 1904.
ARRIVED
Steamer Lincara, Savannah.
Schooner General e. s. Greedy, Boston
Schooner Joseph D. Thomas, Boston,
SAILED. lefiaSalal az
Steamer Lincara, Manchester.
Schooner Lucinda Sutton, Bangor.
Schooner Martha p. Small, Norfolk.
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I NAVAL STORES,

"a WILMINGTON N. Co. Oct. &li,--spIRITs
TuRPESIlNE. Nothlng doing; receipts. IS
casks 1 osn-Eirln# at - $3.50; iecepa, o. bars
Crude Turpsntine-Firm at S-,5Oasso; re
SAVANNAH. GA. Oct. i--TlIRP 1NTINE r.
FIRM at 62n.; receipts. 100 casks; sa.es. s75
casks: exports, 326 casks. Rosn--Fm; re-
ceipts, gu barrels; sales, l.isl barrels; en-
e cHARLEsToS, IS, G., Oct, ii. --TURp1lN-
TINE-l'irm at 62c. Rosin--Nothlng doing.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
}-sJt sfsl .fssF - ri - q
l;PlEASUTa ,M.ARISE1,5

PETERSIpH 20. ~ Al; Qet.f PEANUTS
spaIi,s-Mafkut steady ut 600, light offerings
and stock greatly reduced, VirginIas-MArkctl
nominal at Arc. fol e fancy stoclt machine
picked, 2&QSatc.; Smelling stock, 2l3c, Market
here literally bare OF stock. 81,
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1he leading future. ranged as follows: s.

Cash quotations were as follows: OUR
Steady. No. g spring wheat. .legl.17;sNo.s 3.
6sIzc.; No. yellow. 56Ac. No. oats oo91s c.
No. 9 white. sec..; No. 3 white,sol SEC. NO. .
rye liz tl7sc. Good feeding barley. 3sc, fair
to, choice mailing, 3s9tsc..: No. haxseed,
Sill: No. 4 northwestern; sl.1s. Mess pork,
81 o2Q7 q; short ribs sides (loose) s75o7 e.,s
short clear sides Cboxed) 81. 50a7. 49, Nhiskey,
basis OF high wines. 3, e6H.si Clover contract
grade, s1e.a5. Butter-Firmer; creameres. 40
2oLc.: dairles. 13U97c. Eggs-Firn at mark.
cases included 1914 4blBh flrsts, lSisc. prime
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.SEApuARD# AIR LINE RAILWAY.

l94 TRAINS * LEAVE RICIIMOND-DAILY. 9i N
q $50 ~ M.-Seaboard Mail--l035 p. M.-Sea.3
bourd Express-TTo5 savannah. Jacksonville. At
4 :io 4. M-LocnlIFor Eoflinai ana Hamlet,
* TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND A DAILY. Z;
6:35 A.. NJ No. 3i-From FLORIDA, Atlantis
and the Southwest. aaa ~ "
4;56 j, M-No; ss--ll'rom Florida, Atlantis
t:so 7, Mo ss-Erem Nor!la and local
points. IN III
w. MtSTAYLOF. C. IT. A.. AZ;
$50 East Main Street Phone 4o5. l4 8ti
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PonT OF RICHMOND. OCT, a. 1901.
ARRIVED, n it4 sls3 M

S38 ARRIVED, a. e!,t
Steamer Brandon, Hnrney.i Norfolk merchants
DISC and passengers, Old pomlnlon line !.
$ SAILED, II q si Il AT
H Steamer Brandon. II arneS, Norfolk, In,erchan-
disc ana passengers, Old Dominion line.
! steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves James
River landings and Norfolk. merchandise a.il
passengers. Virginia Navigation Company. 4
PORT or WEST POINT, ccr. n, 1901.
Il ARRIVEn'f
Baltimore, Courtney, baltimore, passengers
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. 5s II.
81 BALTIMORE. MD i. Oct II t--Seaboarl All.
Line common, l6t 1875 do preferred 331s I3f.
Atlantic Coast Line common. 1860 1885, 8S9
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UNION STOCK YARDS, P1TTsBuRG. PA.
steady Choice, ss.4odiSGj: prime. sltoa5. 20 !;
fair, s3.25as.5. 1iogs-neccipts fairs. market
Prime q g5 g @
S. 4o95.5o; s. % as, IS roughs. St 1880.
Sheep-Supply light 81 market steady Prime
wettcrs, $4l01 Is common sheep. 81. on; spring
lambs. s3.6ea6.lo; veal calves, $685. N
FL CINCINNATI o., Oct 14.-IOGS
Shippers S e5 butchers 81 GO6e6. s.; common.
81. 90 sCattieSt eady aud strong; fair to
good !, shippers. StQi:7 common, SEQ. %.
Sheep, slow and Sy at; 81 SAY. Lambs
Quoted at S3,25li6. CO. 3
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS., ),

Chicago N. and ST. Paul gen. 4s........ 1885,
: Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s..n...... 12s;t
Il Chicago II. 4. aud Pacific 4s......,........
Z Chicago r. II. and Pacific coll 5s.,.......R 81
q. G.. c. and ST. Louis gen As..........,.. 1914
Chicago Terminal 4s........... ............. IS
4 so!dated Tobacco OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a
Colorado ard Southern 4s........... ....... ST.
Denver and RIO Grande 4s..... ............. 101h
e ERIC prior lien 100 5
ERIE Gencra ~ So
Y Fort Worth md Denver City 1sts........ 1907
Hooking Valley 4hs.... .:........... 1915
l.ousvlllc and Nash. Unified 4s............ 1O1A
Manhattan consol gold 4s.......s.......... 105ta
Mexican Central As 4. II 49,
Mexican Central LIST Inc. ). ISL
Mimi. and ST.. Louis 4s................. a4X
Missouri. Kansas and Texas is.......t;.. i1E n
4 Missouri, Kansas and Texas Eds. ........:T stti.
National r.. r.. Of Mexico con. ,7ss1
New York Central gen. 3hs............ ..41O2t !.
New Jersey Central gen. 31ss............. 1341s:
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LAST TRILBY
EXCURSION
/ TO NORFOLK TOMORROW.
ROUND $500 "TRIP

Special fast vestlbuled train leaves
Richmond, Byrd Street Station, $40 a.
NJ; Petersburg, 9:o6 "A M. Quickest route.
No change of cars. Last chance. Take
advantage. NJ 81
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RICHMOND s. PRODUCE MARKET.
4, corrected Every Friday.)

Corrected Every F'riday.) y 81. =
FLoU Receipts con tinue heat and mar-
With Very light receipts. CORN-ln GOOD De-
n,and, OATS-Firm. tYE--Stcady ia "
With Increased receipts. market Is quiet Tor
common hay can only DO sold at large con-
cessions when a buyer IAN be found:
Z, EGC;S-IIyht receipts: market quiet.
Z Observation-Disclosures /; GOOD frcHh sweet stock
continues In demand. all other grades du.l;
pouLTRY-Recelp about equal to demand
fsrX 81 esef aS Kood
PEA cHEs-Recept OF comets heavy, but
cleaned up to-day at prices quoted; heath ana
fancy free stono continue In demand.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF green stock heavy,
which has a tendency 70 lower prices on pettsr
4 socNioNs-contlnue dull: heavy receipts; only
fancy. stock wanted ls..l's4s.,
B PPLEs--Fancy red eating varieties In good
REcEIPTs FOR THE wEEK-Wheat, ab e7Q
bushels; corn.s 23 09S bushels; oats 20. 47s bush,
OILS; -four, 4.755 barrels; hay, 500 tons; mill
't sToc Il in ELEVATE so.sla BUSH
els; oats, 81 Oa bushels. RI q Il
POULTHY-L1VE. s5S Re
Turkeys large and fat per r.v !h n z a' y
Chickens, large. per lb,;;...,,," !? -
Chickens medium. per tlb:,,,,..
Chickens small. par lb.,.,.,,i 70 81
IIens per Ib.,,,','..,.,.,,,''.,v : #
Ducks, young, per lb....,.,.,.., II @ 49,
fGuineas. old, per ptece,....,,,,,f5 e @ IS &,
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY Thomas Branch Co, Bankers and Brokers.
SALES:

400 Mo. Kan. and TEX. pfd.. !.
22100 Missouri Pacific ............,.
sou Nash. Chat, and d, L..
asW New York Central.
$500 Norfolk and Western I.
SOY a. ~ Ont: and Wcst.....
800 Pacific Mail ...............
lGiO pennsylvania II. R.........
2!lW Peoples Gas (Chicago) ~.
llM Pressed Steel Car...........
4s0o Pressed Steel Car, pfd.......
!yW Republic ]. and 81, com I. !.
1890 Republic l.. and S., pfd. u.
W10O Reading, conr.j....
7W Reading, LIST tpfd.
Sn Scadi,lg!E I'd pfd..;.
$500 Rock Island. c,m........,.,,
ils@ hock 1slandti.pfd ......,.....
800 SlOss
200 Sloss, pfd. ....... .,..
200 $. 4. and S. II, ia pfi
5000 $. l.. and Southwest. pfi !.
1850 southern Pacific ........,,.
GosW Southern Railway, com !. .
100 Southern Railway, pfd ~.
300 SeabOard X AIR Line. con,
( 1IcO Scaboard Air Line, pfd..,,
10500 Tenn. Coal and 1ron.......
GOO Texas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
$500 Union Pacific ...........,.
$500 United States 1.eathcr..
1880 United States Stccl........
1880 United States Steel, pfd....
$500 Va.-Car. Chemical, cons.
27W Va. Car. Chemical. pfd..
Zoo Wabash, COM. ........
$500 Wabash, pfd. 1880. ...,....
1900 Western = Uniqn ........... -
2l00 Wisconsin Central s:... ~
100 Wisconsin,. Central, pfd.!.s
Total sales 1901 900. i. !; q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
Lynchhurg Tobacco Market.

ISEtt i3 Lynchourg. Va, Oct II. 1904 @
The saleatof looseIJ tobacco on. the Lynchburg
market the4two- arcelss. ending October TIN.
az a., reported BY ltDhIh.lNi cls)eSbStfof Lynch's
solds tkdlaS y sMGeT$ 7Soth. %. 600
pounds y spid week gendIngf October 7th. 49, 400
1890 pounds n s.s ~ go VA t85ss 4St
Sold from September !. 100 & To October 4
1893. 500, 800 pounds; sold from September /,
1909, 10 October ". 1903, 72l.9oO pounds; de-
crease for 1904, 3si5. 900 pounds.
Receipts this week WAS very light caused
largely by the dry weather. There has not
been any, new tobacco offered yet though the
crop is housed and much OF 1t well cured
Prices continue about as heretofore quoted,
foil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15

;, !. !. 2s'Eeglstcrcd. .,........... 1o4
=, -. e1uhaing rs. coupon. 1o4
?, p. ~ reg 1oi
2. 90 los
I y. s. New Is. registered tx. Int. I. 4, 1870
=. >. News. coupon. ls1
y. ?. old - registered. ................... qo6
y. ~ Old a. coupon los
Aichlaoii general 102
Atct.son adjustment -. 81
Atlantic Coast Line IS. 81. es
altin'ore ana Ohio 100
baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 95
sentrhl Of Georgia Observation-Disclosures. 1ia
Central a OF Georgia LIST 81
Chesapeake and Ohio 4'ss............. ~. los
lGhcago and Alton s.ss. 1850. ......... 81
Chicago. y. and Quincy new 4s............ IS
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COI.rONsEED OIL MARKET.
u NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Cot ronsOad oil Was
weak with moderate business Prime crlu,
{. o. b. mills, 2sAc.; prime summer yellow,
nominal; prime whlte &.c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15

SuEar-Raw. steady;centrfugal.S as test, I'M
changed: refined. quiet. Rice--Steady. Mo-
lasses-Flrm.G a q 5lss
Butter-Firm creamery. common TO extra.
11Ac. Checse-QuIet and unchanged. III @
{ Potatoes-F Long Island, sl.16G2.09; Sta. .
]. 70. peanuts-DuN; ncy8handpicked,5 5a5,ac:;
other domestic, 3dSllc. Cabbages--Steady; per
barrel 6oaf15c. Cotton--By steam to Liver
pool. Ice W.T. Il iy5E
& CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 14.-1nabllity OF do
!mestic flour! mills to secure wheat suitable for
grinding was the main cause OF an advance OF
over two fcentg a bushel in the pr.ce OF wheat
options here to-day. a big shortage In inc
AZ the close December wheat was up easc:;
May closed with a gain OF PIC: corn Is up
NC; oats showaa net gain of &c; provisions
are on 87i4 PIC. r.