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+ CuTTON MARKET5.7

= II & IA
NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE cotton market
display ed u rsuctionary tendency. OWING chleIy
to moderate liquidation as result OK adisap-
spoiii,iient over the nontappcarance5 OF frost IN
the northwestern belt. IT met with good sup.
,lrt o., nioderate declints, however, and ended
ID ebay with only Il slight net less. rho OPEN
ing was steady with first prices showing some
being . points lower TO. points
higher following the cables which We're better
tia Unexpected. The early weather reports
showed no sign OF the predicted frosts IN TX,
lahoma and Arkansas but II was Ercporteai
that heavy storms had occurred IN portions o.
tho eastern belt. accounting rtor tlle :lhterrnp-
lions In the wire service from the south. 'Ihc.
absence OF any definite news fronisthis section
furnished some ground for amp
rested selling. while reports tlom Ltyerp
4 rade demand and further deluya IN shlpHents
from this side also had a steadying influence.
Al first the local market showed q tendency
10 work 4 little higher on these items, ana
prices SOON after opening were about bV points
net higher. There was liquidation, however,
mid when tho estimate for. to-morroW's rycelpts
at Houston came IN, showing q pretty tu ",
liverpool, After declining 70 a net loss o.
about 1eQll5 points In tho middle OF me atter-
mon It was rallied again by renewal q
local bull support and "ds finally STEADY at q
net decline OF only cas- points, Z.
sales fwere estimated at O,0g? bales. Wlres
to tho South We're working badly an Coy ana
cut OF business to considerable extGn nt
against Is $50 last week and lS. Gol last, year:
For tho week It's. 900 bales againSt .hlS !asL
week and lloiSs last year, TO day rsce'p Pc
AT New Orleans were :, osa bales aghnht y ~
last Year and at Houston 1854 bales against
S746 last year. ~ Sc 49, u WI ~ i
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n kz7S:WN0ffo|k&WRStprn

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY Y, 81 .ss5s
wy a. M.--NOHtULtk LIMITED. SArrivca'
~ ~ 2 Am Stops onlysat Petersburg,
WaYerly and SUFFOLK. ~ i 5aS ii7iS's'F
o:95 A. INST. LOUIS EXPRESS Bpne,
Ear sa. Car. Petersburg to Lynchburs and
roanoke o.,in I, pallman Slsepers Roanoke "a ST..
LOUIS. Blueheld to Cincinnati also Roanoke
TO- o. kHqoxyiile and Knoxville to Chattanooga
vile, Lynchburg and Roanoke. 56TT No
500 y NJ ..-OCEANg SHORE LIMITED, Are
riyes Norfolk 90 r. M. Stops only at PETERS,
cufg. Waverly and Suffolk. Connects p with
steamers q! to Boston. Providence New York.,
Baltimore and Washington. Is. M 36Sss
~ 2. M-For Norfolk and all stations east
$50 p. 7M.-.NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE
pullman Sleepcrs Richmond to IIynchburE and
Roanoke Petersburg TO Bristol, LynchburE ia
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans. Gaze
$3.50 r. N. WORLDS s. FAIR SPECIAL
Through Pullman Sleepor Petersburg to 81,
Trains arrive from tho West57 :35 IA. NJ 100
p NJ. and 06.t r. NJ; from Norfolk 11:40 A. n.
and 6 80 p. M. 5{ 1850
Office No. sss East Main street.
3 Nv. b. BEVILI; C..H. BOS1.ET, $50
Gen'l. Pass. Agt. Dist. PAS Agt.
-
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SHARP ADVANCE
in A. G. l. |. !; 6, I
Rise Associated Witll Movement
for Higher Prices i'll Stocks Of
Railways OF the South.
Z ,,oc,o, q 1,he Pines Dispatcl.)

B;!&$ Especial 10 Inc 'it!S'' .s5il
BALTIMORE. MD, Sept lily sharp
ADVANCE in tho price OF tho .Atl lp' y
Coast Line Railroad COMPANY s'ock'
which sold In tho New York; market ma 9 !
19l to-day, excited considerable interest,"
In Tie local market. This stock sold mere
yessrday q ls5 rhs NTH aaX tha movem msM
in = that !, / murtet9 forhisher prices n INC
stocks OF tho always of tho soul ", (, -
r. Morgan has been CONSPICUOUS " ,, nv,
ana was credited WITH statements ,r,1,a n s,'ts
~ higher basis. tle WAS also regh rdeo |, ,ils
n large buyer. In this movement NM
Morgan would have y Etlpnpley lhlef ~
In advancing the priee 3 ot1ne s'p 'nmn, nv,
5rcivcd s50oo,0b0 OF stock ~ conneertlon
with Tho saleaof the Louisville and NAIl-
vile control tho Ata =, lne m9as lor l he
Az a1al AZ shures fdeliyered there Was given
sS5 90 900 Of collntcra! t!nst bonus sly y,
iOol0o Il, cash and sSMoc9 9 AZ ,Ilas s.pfN q
tho Atlantis Coast Line Hailroau ,i hr-
gan euiu' s;ySndcato has about sooo0 shares q
this stock left. which it now IS dls-
posed to market. Coast Line stock Is, !, "
the snecnlation incident to,,!he ~ i.pu's.
high DIS lisa ~, This was IN l90., since
the,, it'shas sold down nrpund pur, and
from This pplce there has been q Rraulla!
recovery Tho stock pays . per cent. and
earns about double, ~ 81 amount. Ihg
next dividend IL nat until lann'.1y. and
in itis th III sto,hinecuon Another suggestion
Heard TODAY, MAS that shorts We're her
Ing satieezed There was tile usual hope
itmlt Tho Coast Line WAS ahous laaeut,ui
snryatve View As that q stributions Of
this kind can 10 longer be expected. 3.
AS control OF the stock as lodged With
the parent company Of tho Coast Line
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Property Transfers.

Richmond: OlintoG Bianchlni to Paul
Binmchii,i. Is feet on the north side 9 (
t t' Street, lt5 feet east of short Street,
e'ii, X. H. Roberts and wife to- Q. T, Hall,
% fest OH the south line nj hanover
Street, southwest corner Of Cedar Street,
va Same 10 u. Russell smith. 20 feet on thq
south line of tIanoyer Street, % feet west
iof Cedar Street, $675 3. l ~
George II Snead to Elizabeth c. Snead,i
sreei, 81 la feet vest Fifth street,
and "a 1-a feet on he east side OF Follrtl
Street, l3s liz feet south OF pllyal street
Samuel u. I.ew,s'strustoe to a. w. ana
lula 4, .lingamycr, 81 feet on, he llotth
line Of Jessumine Street, II feet from the!
i,orthwest corner Of pleusnnts Street, S9lS,
Il. lit NGairniencke. lot, II il block q.
Powell, la feet on tho mort h line Of y ar
-vey Street, GO feet cast OF y opertsoll
'c,''s 8. and r.. II. Roberts to w: IL,
.Daugh, 20 feet on tho east limo Of Wal
nat Street; 1859 s-4 feet south OF MAN
Hem Henry s,.'Walers,ein ana VIE te G. Nv
cast east uf Twenty-irst Street, S, ESQ
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FIX SITE FOR
CAS-HOl|L|,.DI.,|IE||:'.R|||''''..
Will be Located at Oak and
Moore Streets and Occupy
Whole Block. ,sa
COMMITTEE WEI Is PLEASED.
Furnish Gas for Western and
Middle Portions Of City.
Work. to be Pushed.

i The Committee oil Light last night de-
Il Is =, ,do, fo,, itre
c1 ts = 10y 81! ~ 3. "
western portion Of II ne on INC square
between Oak, Mo . re; \; 6 raliam and Will
lin I'M. sfrcets. ana sem a RESOLUTION to tito
!, s - ~
cou'lc'l n c.osi ny :
Bowe real estate agent, for the ehtir IRE
block $40 BY 500 feet Ct ssos7.5o. another
site was considered, but not serlouslS.#lLt t.
was the lot at Fifteenth and Cary
straot (, & for,,,ar,v nccun,ed bv t,,o K inra
- * = 49,
Company me price askeds ior 'te ll''er
property was S4s,o oo. coinmlttstee de-
sired TO 20 further 4,ps town, though the
!, = - 1.nr,nn,, ,,ndor r,h,c,,t
oIu..'s ~ = =
the work VII pc proylues lta ina me
sholder91na az ID 8 amy here west OF Seven
tenth street. t; 75i .yst3#r7f Z
| g. -E.xa,r1ir1e plans.
!. !. :, Iti,o t,,o "a,
:,
heulls ~ M isad
calsohs aa ny ,nt
~ r 4,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.s
PORT r., / OF R1cHMoND, SEPT. IS. 1904

( PORT. OF RICHMOND SEPT. 49, 1904.
.ttt III. 81; ~ ARRIVED = WI III
K Steamer! Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk; merchas
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line -
disc and Ihssenzrs. Old Dominion line az
81 Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves. Norfolk
and; y ames River landings, MERCHANDISE and
pa use ng ers x Virginia Navigation Co.
81 DIS sesass SAILED. i
AZ Steame. Brandon Harvey, Norfolk. mer.
fchandise and passengers. Old Dominion line.
e Barge Rebecca IT. McClain Andrews Peters-
burg light. VIZ NAa5 s t,f, " Nc tis5 ID
Barge swansboro, Scott, Petersburg, light,
PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT. Is, 1901.
55,s * e g4 ARRIVED
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore passengers and
general cargo an Ss 81
SAILED, f-l Il
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore, passengers and
general; cargo. 1850 y 5sas y tif5 "a t ~
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TO WORK THE ROADS.
Danville Wants Convicts to I'm
prove Highways.

z The Commercial Association OF Danvilo has
passed strong resolutions, asking tho go.
operation q the y!rg!nla State Board -. OF
surday iii bringing before tho Legislature
for adoption amendments to the presen, laws
providing for tho working Of tho public roads
in the counties where they nre convicted
that amendments be pressed. which WI
present contracts for hiring out any cconv'cts
10 any firm, person, or corporation for any
purpose, " fs8l 4ftfF 8 - ief5pG
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system, the movement could not have IN
yiow my buying for control and the
possibiitle s filyor tie view THAT the
Morgan contingent are buck or u.
Tho stock Of the Atlantic Coast Line
Company. Of Connecticut, 7the parent,
company OF The GonstS Zine system sold
5nl .75 to-day. The las IT. sale WAS Of 10
shares ut 81 on. September 1lhS THIS
stock soltkl,p to 257 lie In 1907. l,nst year
it sold TO a25.nnl as low as 920-s ~ Z moves
Il. IsympathY with tho rnilrohd stock.
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Library Building for Storage.

s,ate Libmry bnidngs present hts q very
mas been in ths same condition for %eeks
much much Of Whlchsis III only fortthcs Sc cond-
hnnd store or.the auction house and sople
or 1t only for kind liz. Just what dlSpo-
s!tion II Is proposed to make u his plum;
der Is not known, II has numbered ana
married the vestibule for weeks, and
should he stored or thrown AVA, Tho
stuff consists Of old book cases and
shelves and tables and other lumber.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARRrra.
Z PEANUT MARKET.

\ PETERSBURG VA, Sept. l5.---PEANUTs--;
Spanish market steady at gDao5c. offerings
very light: stock limited; demand good. Vir-
.giulas-slarket steady at 4A4H c. for fancy;
machined picked, ?,493 Smelling stock. ~
&c. Market hero virtually bare OF stock
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BALTIMORE NJ D.. Sept. 15.-FLouR-oulet
and funchangod. N Whcat--Firm; SPOT. contract,
and the month, 81. .loh spot. MOI: red cef
Yestern southern by sample ytsp
57asgc. Oats--st eady ;sNo. . white, 3S3sc y O.
Firm. .Butter-a and UNCLAIMED fancy I'm ptIsn.
l7GlSc,;a ,4crean!erya 0p.lc (, do. anlei iais
unchanged III Chcese--1'irn and unohangad;
largo and small. 9k zoe. medium, esu2Nc
'SuGar--StrOng and unchanged. s5asy45
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Wall Street Gossip.

81 Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.>
NEW y DIRK, Sept. l5--At the opening
the stock market prices we5n nod ons
sent from London. and in spiteof general
strength there seemed TO- be psp,yt 81
some distribution on the advance, but
believing that tho Aiorgan.a nd Hartman,
Commission houses had comparatively
largely 1professlonai. The storm last
Telegraph wires. and wire communlca lion
10 tho West, the South and Nav Eng
land points was erlonsly interie;rfd Wiz
This partly. accounted for The quieter tone
OF the market. !, Z,
After midday the market was decidedly
Mas obvious tha, ters had Heavy
dietribut on. 4 and this probably influenced
,etrpders good deal more than special
s ssues ana 81
In the early afternoon the Issues which
had been uncertain In early were brought
marked Htrengt H., Tie advance in New
York cenra! seemed 70 re- pa rtos 81 me
takdnE Eere besrh
early were Inclined to fall in With the.
general current. q 3 Ell 4 i3 54f.
the close The market Was rreGn!nnr
market la fact seea'ed t. feel ,hs heavy Y.
volume OF pront-lhRnG sl!es 'taucs , uItusi
Steel preferred Pennsy lvan a. and New
York Central. Traders were selling at the
81 Various reports were current on II the
Inc buying in Inc Steel shares was hesy.
sonirol.. This Probably meant it, that the
Standard OIL interests were increasing
their holdings. Another report :, WIS I. th sat
< the steel corpora ton was negotiating tOfs
the purchase OF the Plttsburg9 Steel and.
tho Iackawanna Steel plants. Nel.ters
attention. The demand for..ihe shares
was OF emi-spccnlative nature.
The break Of three points in Colorado.
(; Fuel and Iron attracted very little ntten-t
s ton. On the floor of the Stock Exchange
i was said that q small pool had been
stock Tho floating supply OF the S ock IS
small. and little d fficulty was encountered
In bidding up the price As soon as :; the 4.
yisa no demand FOR Tor the stock
New Orleans, and received 100000 from
San francisco through the Same medium.
tho %arkst by . p: j i5S ;SiI,. Shares IS;
rs au5 SCI hst tRe e Thee Wn
O. q pool, character. II was sad to b.
to no.. The stock remained at, tho high.
est price for an hour fters the rest Of
tho market had reacted. and finally gave
way under tho pressure of the general
selling
Louisville and Nashy!lle to some extent
fulfilled the promise of iIFmovement cur
rent on "Wednesday, night. Gates and
Company on g purchase of,sooo shares,
made It sell US high as possible. !,
The strength Of Louisville and Nash
willie was attributed partly to revived res
seml-annual dividend meeting. Would he
4 increased to SIX per cent s-3 n
Directors OF American LOCOMOTIVES 9havoA
declared the regular quarterly dividend
Of ono and threo-quarteis per cent.son tho
preferred stock.
So far as the R9ek Island Company Is
ton ,nf listing Rock Island stocks In
London No application has been made
Tor is being prepared, ), e &! !.
Reports Of heavy frost In eastern and
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Attending Convention.

Clliel llnginecr8 M q, hl!lef, Of Tue
Ghnttanooga, Tenn.y where he Is attend,,
Ing tho annual meeting or the Interna-
tional Fire Ghiefss Associate Hg 18th
sistant Chief shaw.ls ii. the head of tho
department iirEhis uhsencc ~ H 8, H II
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Rici,.nonders in New York,

(specpl 10 Tho Tines Dispntchl
Borden; Imperlal--C. Il Sands and wife
Marlborough-Dr. j. Nj, IseHls:. forE--G
II. Sherry. Albert-ss.E.. Shepherd
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Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. lo5H
Nothcrn Pacific IS Observation-Disclosures. I'm
Norfolk and Western con- <s..............102 .
Oregon Short Line As and Partic......... ecss
pcrtls ylyacia colly, ~ 100 n
Reading General A 1pois
St Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s....I 1l7M
st. Louis and Gan Francisco f.. 4s....... Ssh
st. Louis Southwestern 1ktS.............. %
seaboard Air Linz As s......................S 2t
Southern Pacific Is t...............,........ %
southern Railway IS ....................... 1l7N
Texas and Pacific lists. ................... 1l93
Toledo ST. u. ana Westrn 4s............. 50 X
Union Pacific Is los
Union Pacific conv. 4s......................1o 4H
u. S. Steel "a Is SlA
Wabash lists ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 3
Wabash Deb. BIS G6 y
Wheeling and Lake Err ,.......... %
Wisconsin Central ~ 70
Colorado Fuel; and Iron COW. ts........I. IS 4
Il and o., Collateral Trust 4s............ as,s
iCentraI:of Georgia "a Inc observation-disclosures. ~
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STARTED UP
WITH SWEEP !: {;
Active Operations Again Dis
tingl,isll Trading on the
Stock Exchange.
PROFIT TAKING GENERAL /
Further S1,rinkagc i, tile Bank Bank
Surplus Appears, Likely.
n. The Close Easy,
tDy ASSOCIATE cd Iress,)

Z II. {5t5 tDy Associated I'ress)
NEW YORK, sept. 15--rt Is diflc,llt 70
apply any news that came to hand to-day
as n motive for the active operations
which again distinguished the trading on
tho stock Exchange and for the mixed
movement Of prices. The market started
upward witt, a comprehensive sweep, sns-
restcA a continuation or yesterdays
movement, but 1t became Ispotty and r.
regular again In the later trading 4 IRE
pront.taking was 50 general rs to Suggest
again the purpose Of support In the mark
Ing up Of stocks here and there In the list
The continued advance OF pennsylvania
and the United States Steel stocks was the
most influential factor in shaping sent.
mont on the general market The move
n,cnt In the cotton carriers was plainly
based on the favorable prospects for that
crop, hut Southern Railway was mark
ed exception to the movement and con-
Btinued 10 be sold to take profits The
volatile pnd unstable rise in the cotton
carriers begot more suspicion than It en-.
gcndcrod confidence. The marking up o.
the call loan rate OF 2 per cent. evidently
y REPRESENTATIVES. d further shrinkage In he
bank surplus and was an influence IN Htne
growing weakness Of tho stock marAet :,
which carried the grangers and Eaci We
4 md a few OF the Eastern stocks n Eolhtl
or moro below last night and nrgcly re-
4 luccd the gains elsewhere. THO STOCK
market closed easy: 45 I.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par val uc,
,,.655,O0 United states bonds Wer uti-
u changed on call L
AMOUNTED to 1,110.30O shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-cLosE
X Money on call steady at 11ae5 pfr CENT;
4 closing bld.#1 per cent: offered, J = PEI,
4fnlnetysdays,3 per cent; six nonhs, . a-2ag
ga per cent: prime mercantie paper.
4d41-s per cent. Sterling exchange easy
with ACTUAL business in bankers bil y ~ ",
4 $..S5. 1904 sc. Is for Vlemand and at $4si.Sp0
1885 for sixty day bills: posted ra tes;
X s4.S5l4.S5 l2 and $lS71-21t com m ercl;il
a bills, siS4 1-s04.Si1-i Bar silver, Is S-f !;
Mexican dollars, IS IL
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ceipts.s s7s head rVcals. firm. Poor to choice
ye.[s. sSTs.5s "a calyes. si2S; grassers and
city dressed vealB. oG13c per pound: country
dressed: So G1i,s psr pound; dressed grassers;
I.ar1bs-R Receipts. ts3 head. sbcep-Steady:
good lambs firm, others steady. Sheep, $e.sCf1
culls, eo. 10 lambs 1913 %; culls $500.
iogs-Rcceipts, q 1894 a head. Market steady;
State and .PennsylyarIaE hoks.a S6.60q6. 6.
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.+DRY GOODS MARKET.

fft NEW YORK, Sept. No material change
In the attitude Of buyers OF dry goods Is evl-g
dent. but the statistical position tof. many lines
sleved that realization OF this condition that
may change attitude OF certain operators be-
fore very long. 5 n
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z, NAVAL SToREs.

WILMINGTON. NJ c, Sept To- SPIRITS
TURPDNTINE-Flrm at 5lc.; receipts. 81
casks. Rosin:-Nothing doing; receipts. 15s bar
Eres, Tar-Firm{ at sl.60: receipts IS barrels.
Crude Turpentne- at s2.e51 s75; receipts,
10 barrels. s.. NJ S8S sss5 {.
!. sssAysNNNAH., IA, Sept. 15.-TURPEN-
II at receipts 10 casks; sales.
'rtcelp ti II ,139 barrels; exports, $50 barrels.
! 3CHARLESTON.sS. C.3 Sept. 15.-TURPEN-
sTINE-Firm at 51hc. Rosin-Flrm.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago If. and ST Paul gen. ls........ 100
y Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s.......ss5 100
Chicago, II. I. and Pacific 4s................ %
Chicago n. l. and I,ac. col So 8'
Ca. c., C. and st. Louis gen.. 4s...'..... 1914
Chicago Terminal 4s Ih7
consolidh ted Tobacco 1874
Denver and RIO 1Utynde is.................. 1oba
Eric prior lien rs ~. yyh
Icrie General a. ................. IS a
Fort Worth and Denver City ISIS. ......... 191h
LouisvjiIc and Nash. Inified 4s............ 1oox
Manhattan consoli gold 4s.......i,........ 1914
Mexican Central As ............ Co.
Mexican Central 1st 1nc................... ]6!s
MINI. and st. ELous 49,. 95h
STisso,iri 4 Kansas and Texas 4s...,,,..... 100
!. missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds.......... sou
National r. r.. OF Mexico con. u
New York Central gen, 3iss... 100n
nw Jerney Central gen. IS -1a3H
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.Throckmorto Reeves

Il Mr. Albert AZ. Throckmorton and Miss
,sl3ettio b. Reeves, hot II of this city, We're
married yesterday at o'clock
NV Fey. ", A. Laughon IN his home
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q BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. i
BALTIMORE NJ D., Sept. 15-Sea board A r
Line common a ist a l5 do pref FRED, 51g3}ts.3
Atlantic Coast Line common, l2s L. ~
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isEABOARD AIR LINE RAIL WAY.

III TRAINS LEAVE; 1CHNOND--DAILY.SS:
900 r. M -Seaboard Aaii-1V35 p. M.-SaA.i
board Express--ro Savannah, Jacksonville. Ats
la NJ Aha MMLocai-For Norlina and Hamlet.
5{f''TT ANS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w
6:a5 a. M.--No 34--From Florida. Atlanta and
the - sG =. Mo ssrrom Florida. Atlanta ana
tnG ss SG ?. AM-No ss-rrorn Norlna and local
.p0l POM Il. $, LEARp; ?; P E, IS : : N
sso East Main Street. Phone 4oS.
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II r. p >. Rlohmon g, Freuer,cks y y
Os n Q ] bura g Potomac & n r.

uuo ~ pur9 e Potomac 1.lS rs
Trains Leave Rlchmond-N orthWard. 3;t
S84:15 A. M, daily. Byrd st. Through.
6:45 "A. NJ. daily Main St. Through; g.s
7:15 A. Nj week days. Elba. Ashland accom-.
y $40 4. NJ. daily. Byrd st. Through 1,ocsa 4
stops. = X VI ~
va 100 P. Mi week days. Byrd st. Fredericksss
5:e5 n. M, daily. Main st. Through. s
$50 r M. week days Elba. Ashland ac es'5 n
:o5 r. NJ, & daily Byrd St. Il Through
TRAINS Arrive RI chmond--SoutnWard. ~
81 $40 A. NJ. week days Elba. Ashland Ad.ys
Scommodat ton. 1T ~, - p S
burg accommodate ~ 49,
vii 80 a. NJ, week days Byrd St. Through
AS s:o5 +. nj. DALI Main s; ST. Through
500 +. NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland as-#
3 eoH5 t p. NJ, daily Byrd st. Through
F $50 p. NJ, dcliy. Byrd st. Through. Local
ID 20 p ~; daily; MAJ ST. Through !,
n,s trains except train arriving Richmond 1905
a. M . week days. and local Recommendations
Time Of arrivals and depart and connec-s !
w 1'en s. n puKE GULF TAy nor
Gen'l Ma ASS Gent Man = ra s.; Niah.
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4 RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
Richmond, rSl., Sept, Is, 1904.
81. AZ LIN QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS,
RICHMOND 1--WE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va, Sept, Is. 1905,
There was q good supply q cattle on In, the
ial%c,: common 10 fair. 'aasssc,: heIfsrs, sap
Ak MS TO weight and quality. There WAS =
few extra fine 100 y II $500 rpnnas SOLO from
3 Yery few hogs on tho lnarket and selling 20
o4c for smooth az hogs; rough hoes.
SIsdI4c; host lambs, $500; med un's 4lsdp
Be-; common, sfl4c,; bucks. ~ !; fresh COWS
so. 0OQl 40, 100 veal calves sol t5s ij
\ Progpecs fair for next marker. s..s3
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SOUTHERN RAJ L Az.

SC y u Ul4r. IN + tFEcT MAY 2sTII, 1894 81
1855. TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND 335#S Y
200 a.. al.Da.ly. Aocai for Omar lott NJ. c.
E;solP. II. I'D .y. Lnited.$ hulcti Fullnaas
to IA tlulta and Birningha ham, y ew}% Orleans
Memphis. Cha ttaneoga s.ad az ms, South.
ii 100 p M,-Daily. Limited. Pullman ready
Es.a0s P NJ for all tho South. 5assts3
- o''0 b & o. YORK river LIN
The tfaNurite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. y! Leave Richmond AGO M.---Datlys5
se; S:i6 r.. M.--Iocal. Daily, except Sunday,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore and \
.i..r. n .dlpgs Steamers sailing from West
Point Monday and an Erida Z; call q
and AEa turdaY, A llmonds and Qoucester, Point.
4 III "a. NJ. ---Except Sunday Local mixed for#
West vest t,fRA1Ns ARRIVE RICHMOND. 4,
e.ss A. M and 6:42 p. M.-From, oil the South.
ass r. NJ From Charlotte and and durham u ham
S:ss 4. M-I3altimore and West Point. II
45In.I5 * NJ. 6:l0 p. M,--F>rom Test POINT
CIV. WEsTBuRY.8D. P..4 Al, RIGhmond; vs.
s. H IIARDWlCH 4 Z, q flL-s 1As
=. Z A .:SgT,1n.t e s. J. Mgr Mgr: 4;
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Il. !, ry,ol m = ~ or MARKEr

81 HEWStTORK, Sept IL. Cottonseets;~eH was
nm but only fairly aotiy. Prime crude I. O.:
b. mills, 92H G23c. prime summer yellow, 200
~ Off q summer yellow. nominal ~ prime
.Whitc and winter yellow. S22is q sc. sEs