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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
INJUNCTION HAS
BEEN DISMISSED
Rule Against Tobacco Trus'
Will be Continued, However,
Until Case Is Heard.
fRy Associated press. )

(By Associated Press.)
Fl NEWARK, N. j.. October 11.--After
hearing arguments on he return or tne
rule to show cause why ali injunction
should not issue to restrain the Con-
solidated Tobacco Company, tho CONT
mental Tobacco Company and the Amcri-
can Tobacco Company from merging!
Vice Chancellor Pitney to-day appointed
1Iasey NJ. Barrett as master to count
the bonds claimed to be owned by the
defendant. showing that a majority ofs the
bond holders had agreed to the merger
and report back to the court.
q Counsel for tho conplainants hold that
their common stock practically would
be wiped out by tho proposed merger
They also allege that tho documents an
.nexed to tho answer of tho defendants
showed that nobodyfh had signed the cons
tract merger. Tie defendants, on tho
other hand, declare that the merger would
increase the value Of the holdings OF
tho compliments and tlnt the signatures
Of subscribers to the merger were pur-
.posc1y omitted as the subscribers did
not want to place on record or disclose
to the public the amount OF their hold
ings. Counsel said the defendants were
willing to prove that Il majority of bond
holders had agreed to the mcgrcrs and
the appointment Of Mr.. Barrett as a
master to count the bonds followed. Vice
Chancellor Pitncy this afternoon dismiss
cd the temporary Injunction and abrupt
~ terminated the hearing in the tobacco
merger case. Hc said ho dismissed the
temporary Injunction against the merger
on n$$technicality. The rule to show
cause, however,6would be continued until
the case can be heard by the court Of
errors and appealed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
BOOTY IN THE WOODS.
Goods Stolen From Southern
Cars Found. g& ::5

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
4 SALISBURY, n. c.. October u. ----Detec-
tive j. "a. sicelof #, OF the Southern Rail-
way force a this place, made an impor--33
Saturday a fternoon. when.he 3unearthed$ a
large lot Of mems. clothing. overcoats.
and patent leather shoes. which had been
secreted In q thick growth Of woods.
The goods had been stolen from freight
cars Of. the Southern Railway Company
while being shipped from Northern man
5ufacturers to Southern dealers. The a g
grcgate value OF tho ARTICLES found is
said to be no. less than $500, all of which
were new. and for nearly all Of which a
claim hnd ALREADY 53 been made against the
Southern. a rope, was also found with
the clothing: which by. eompa rison IS
session Conduct ! p: Phillips OF
Years in the penitentiary for robbng.
freight cars while n h!s custody It's
perpetrators Of the Wholesale robberies
We're In eague with Phillips, and the Off
GERS are making strenuous efforts to ap-l
Iprehend the guilty parties and to put an
end to the numerous ttllcfts committed
upon the Southern, Ell sS5s II tes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
SOUTH RAIL WAY.

81 SCHEDULlIsIN EFFECT MAY 9th, 1900. S55s
IN TR AIMS 6iI4E4AVE III ICIIMOND.S$z
,SSt12;so p. M.-Dally. Limited. Buffet ulman
TO "a tlanta and Birn,inghan New Orleans
Memphis, Chattanooga and all the South.
{ 500 P. M.--Ex. IA Sunday. Keysvils Local. z
& III 100 p. 70 daily. @ Limited. Pullman ready
$3.50 r. NJ, for all the South.
RE Y DIRK RIVER LINE. Fss Il
The favorito route to Baltimore and Eastern
points, Leave Richmond 4:eo F. M.--Daily.t:
Ill., ?, M.1Local. Daily \. except sunday.
4;2o y, M.-Exccpt Sunday. For West erolnt,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore and
river land lngs. Steamers sailing from West I
Point Monday. "Wednesday and Friday Z, call At 4
and Saturday. Almonds and Gloucester Point!
4:45 "a, NJ. -Except Sunday. Local mixed for
y - ~ TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. ~
6;5s A. NJ. and 6;t2S 2. M.,--From all the !,
b s:ss. p M.-From Charlotte ana Durham.
Il $40 A. M.-From Ikeysvi lille. t9s AT
Fl 9:25 a. ltmoro, and West. Point AZ
y Io:45 "a NJ, $40 p. M.-From West Point.
C. w. WESTBURY, d. F. Al. Richmond. Va.
S, EH.HHARDWIClI.SS W. TAYLOR. Z
I5s G. II. AciKERT. Gent Mgr. 8,
asf3s WashinEt ton, =. 9. Vi a 4
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infected tree, and each experiment has
resulted in the death Of every para site
on the tree and a healthy condi ton OF the
tree following the experiment. The In
fected tree Z Is bored into in the trunk
and a very small quantity Of IN secret
preparation is injected and sealed with
wax or para fine. This was allowed to
remain until absorbed by the tree. and
then another lot was injected In six
weeks the bark Oft he tree began to peel
of and new appeared beneath 1T and q
close inspection developed the fact that
every parasite had been killed
In order to prove that the chemicals
had been absorbed by the tree, Mr.. p river
secured some Of the topmost bran, ches
and subjected them TO a test, and in each
instance the test showed the presence
OF the chem lea used Z n Il every portion
OF the tree. NJ; as
n. Mr. Driver proposes to inoculatc a num n:
II Der OF infected fruit and shade trees q ur-
Ing the coming spring, when the sal u
ascending, and lie, says NJ c is confident
that tests then will Il demonstrate a bso-
Slutely tho success OF his dis coYcry.s and
that tho day for tho s,icc essful era dic lea
ton OF the scale Is at hand. 5s 5aSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
CHESTERFIELD ,, COURT RI Il
Judgment on Negotiable Note.
"A Divorce Granted.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
cIIESTERFIGLD, VA, October - -
sThc Circuit Court continues here this
week. a hearing WAS Ind this morning
lii the suit Of ID ilcy VS. Park and fjud g.
snent given the plaintiff against 7. q.
Park for $500, tho amount OF Il negotiable
note iii controversy with interest. II The ne
case will 60 over to the November term
for Judgment as to- L. M. and Eliza J
Park, endorscrs on said note, one of the
essential Witnesses In their case, not be-
Ing able to attend court to lay, ID
IA suit Eof the. I1oulsYlll lie Y cncer Mills
against tile. Ilurckn4 furniture Company
vas heard isEafternoon,8 being an ac-
ton for debt. The jury found for the
plaintiff, giving a verdict for fs9.23,
& a suit OF Bolts against the Southern
Railway Company will be tried to,mor--.
rev. 34 vi $3t3 b. t ~
A divorce was yesterday granted Grace
"a. VanMater, from Fred A.l6VanNlater,
on tile ground of dcscrton and cruelty
oil the part OF the husband.
Dr.. j. r.. Gillian, treasurer Of Chcs-
terrified county. nrN Mr. Herbert Cog
bill, OF this place. left to-day for ten
days trip to st. Louis and the World $
Fair. -s
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected daily. Unless Otherwise stated these
I'm 5oTa La prices. J

corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
quotations are wholesale prices.l 8 }3I n ~ Isl
Is POULTRY d (llye,--Falrly active. Quotations.;
Chickens, large, per pound. lac I. medium per
pound l4e snail psf H9uMd. SsSi }n
ducks, yollmg, per pound ls0lsc,; BOOSTERS,
peRI nlSss Ss choice FANNY cked 1870
TIC. pel pound; fancy dairy packed q 1dal l7c
per pound choleet dairy packed l6e5 per lonhd;
.I2Nl3c, per pound CD nnon. %. l,cri pound ~ IS,
ElrsrTln fair demand. Crates. lanrby. trei y
i1oe. per dozell; bairols and boxes, lse, lor
dozen; guinen. Inc. per. dozen, n 81
I FRUITS AMI ~ Fii Eta - ES-1A pies, per
choice Manipulated, si,fS; pcr barrel. medium
$3.50; per ba rrel, fancy, hand
packed, cloth covered Sl,25Q lao; Per lar
rel choice. handpaeked, cloth covered, i!,ov.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
CENTRAL CAROLINA FAIR,
Large Crowd Present First Day.
and Races Good.
Special to The Times-plspatel

TI . lSpccIn q to The Tlmes- DIspatGl.) @Il63T-
.E GREENSBORO, N. Gu October / Tho
Central Carolina Falr opened here to-day
resulted as Follows; t.Sl
Campbell, ". ". S.monkt eIil--! heG onos
9'2l trot-pu rse $aOo-rIlut TO Campbell. W.
D., c.. c. }Nynlker,, second; BELL OF Ron-
noke.t (t Il. I IBurpaei third Landrum, t..
M. Vernon fourth,
ae:1 pace--pursn 500 Robbie HI ~, w.
O.. Dyer second; Jack Florner, II.J. Jam-
son, third; Tony, Il. II. Trainer, fourth:
E Besides the regular trOt and pnce $500
horses raced "Wednesday and Thursday
for. Il purse of $3.50 each, Tho attendance
tO-dnY was largennl races good
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] sAtEs:'

24o0 a. G. Il. com...............
4l0W Amalgamated Copper ......
700 Amer Car and 1roundry..
400 Amer. Cotton Oll............
S Amer. Snuf. ...y.,.....,,.,...
Amer. Snuff, pfd...........
I 5000 Amer. Can ........,......,..
1000 Amer. Can, pfd. ...,........
S11W Amer. Locomotive, COM.
500 Amor. Locomotive, pfd....
4 1900 Amer. Sugar ...............
5000 Al, J. and s. 1rc, com......
q 2lOO a.. T.. and s. re. pfd.
700 Baltimore and Ohio.n.....
$500 Brooklyn Rapid Translt...
Canada Southern ...........E
400 Canadian Pacific ..........
5000 chesapeake and Ohio......
800 Chicago Great West. ......
47l00 Chic Nil. and $. P......,.5
ECO Colo. Fuel and 1ron........
200 Colo. Southern, com .......8
600 Colo. Southern. 1st pfd....8
100 Colo. Southern, "a pfd ~.
~ Cont. Tob., pfd.
1900 Consolidated Gas ..........i
ZOO Delaware and IIndson....
Del, Lack. and West......
3010 Eric, com ..........
1900 Erie, LIST Dfd.................
40 Erie, I'd pfd.................
1900 General Electric ...........
100 Illinois Central ............
800 Louisville and Nasliville....
100 Manhattail..... ......f ..... ]
100 Metro. Street 1tallWay.....
400 Mexican Central ..........
500 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, COM.
2iOo Mo-, Kans. and Tex, pfd..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
FIREMAN HURT.
Attempts to Board Flying Hook

Attempts to Board Flying Hook
and Ladder Truck and Falls.
Especial to The Times. Dis atch.)
" DURHAM, NJ. G., October ] l.----During
IL small fire this afternoon while the.
hook and ladder WI gon was going at u
break-necleS speed, several firemen caught,
the truck and succeeded in making "a
safe landing. IA a Z az
the Gorcoran Street crossing, Pat
rick Farthing, son OF c. c, lrarthlng,,
ran out and attempted to get on, but.
missed ibis footing and fell, his head.
striking the brick pavement. Conclusion
or the brtlin was tho result. His left
ankle was broken by the wagon run
ming over It.
AT last accounts, he was still living.
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DEATH TO TIE SCALE,
ILynchburg Man Discovers Way
Fl Of Eradicating San lose Pest.

tsneeIal 40 The Times Plspntcli,l
YSClIIiuIaG, IN AS October ll.--Alr.y
Richard &. Driver superintendent Of the
il.yilelburg GitSS Park, believes --he- has
lose scale can hc erfsaslvely aud posi-
lively crpdcased.s n Nh. Driver has boelr
conducting experiment along his line.
for some lime pas and Ito Is nov llor-
spsishly convinced that lie has found y.
simple femnds for this seoulge OF he
sorchnttls or ihe country.
r. lYle process is one or incubation off, liic
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q Other Produce Markets. &

ssa ally he'd. A But inactive e rye Flosr.F
Buckwheat-Duil; per 100 pounds *e ;l -
Wheat spot firm; No. red. sl.1aE Options OPT rs
Western leadership; rallied later chiefly on
p psiss rallied sI SHARPLY in spite q bearsb
vance OF 5-lsc. May closed at 81, 10 ] LIE;
December, SHE i3-lsc ,38s 8 4,
ernspos firm; = oP,ion ana o
buying BY shorts. The close was steady at &C.
advance May closed AT 5ls,c.;s December;
S5sssc. oats-s2ot easy mixed y q DOC. Options ,
Beetlouiet Cut Meat Dull: picked bellies.
araEasy es'is5n remea
Continent ss25 y tlsdp
common to good, $3.50. Turpentine-ss'tead ys at
q Gaffce-spot. rio. steady; y Invoice: sssc;;
mild. quiet The market Tor a iures
easy at a net decline Of 5Nl0 points. Sales
Co 90 bags. susar-Raw. QUIET 5; fair refining.
sSssl ssn!rf 1si,ned e quss
slasses-Steady. so Il 4G Ssi & ~, . sssi
and upshsngssS Gssess
graded finest, eee.,sgeesc do. ayer r &c best best
stssp SH5 l;anS sa
tifpI. 3d.. peanuts--Weak; fancy handpcked,
I sa5Mc.: other domestic, sashc. =. cabbages +
Dull; per arrel, Jog 1Jc- Cotton--by stcatll -
Liverpool, lSd1sc. 3@A2 ,i73 "a n s.
CHICAGO, ILL., oct, 1l s., aY;akenins,
Into ns strength. At the close the price q boti,
Yesterday' mai iisnres Corn is orA 9Ns;
oats are down &c. provisions are practically
unclaimed. -. -, l., }2, 3s#f
3}a3Ifl5' ~ Open. High. (, Low. Close.
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SEABOARD AIR \ line RAILvV

R TRAINS LEAVE 8tRICTIMOND-DAILY.ss
i2;2OE n. Al.--Seaboard Mail-1035 P. M.--Sea-s
board Express-To Savannah. Jacksonville. At-s
: o:io A. M,-Locai--For .Norlina and Hamlet.
+ TRAINS ARRIVE e RICHMOND DAILY,
SIS Mn No, s4-trom 1!prda' Atlantis
i:55 +. M.MNo. se-From Flor!da. Atlantis
and tho Southwest.
3 $50 T.. M.--No.s SG-F,rom Norma ana LOCAL
points. I, Z, \, " E. esE III d 4
w, M TAYLOR. @. 7. Al, 8s5
$50 East Main Street. Phone 4o5 33t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
DRY GOODS MARKET.

% NEW YORK, Oct, 1.-THE dry goods market
shows signs Of improvement, and although buy
cls arc not inclined to order for future wants
the repeated assertions OF commission agents
regarding the depletion OF stocks, the cur
stnilment OF production and the effect OF these
factors upon the lnarkc are beginning to have
their weight with tho buying trade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS MARKErS.,
PEANUT MARKET

VA, Oct. sSf11.-PIANUTs-
and stock greatly reduced. irginias-AIarket
nominal at 4.sc for fancy stock: machine
picked, 2A as% CT; shellin stock, 2l3c, Market
here literally! bare OF stock,
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I. ATLANTIC C0AsT5L |.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DA1LY-BYROs
u '3s1. STREET STATION. Sls ssSS35 RI
EFFECTIY1s SUNDAY SEPT. 11TlI, 4aH1g
* sos a. Ma, g. L.. Express to all points
Ii 500 a. M.-Petershurg and Norfolk.
l.:lok M;-retersburg and q, n; and IW. West
4;iO p, M.--Goidsboro Local -SSE,sS3
3 6:55 +. I,--Pctersburg local: !,
f@7:G il M--"Fioridn and West Indian Lim-
Hited" to nll points South. , y. 9. )
9;sO II. M.-Petersburs and n, and w. West
ii 80 II. M,-Petersburg Local. "a
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND, Z.
4oI A. M 9;sS, A. M Nd tsi:S 4, "a, MI .'lS4
& 10 L. Nj; ia, r. NJ. 4 p:05 n M
.isxcapt Sunday ,'.SuI,day only.
-HElTs G. IL. CAMPBELL, DIV Pass. ASt. =
i w. u, CRAIG. Gen. Pass Ast,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12

yBeans-Sayy, No. i white, ,l7oa1so; common
'a 10 so eeior sa ssse onlo ms
toes Virginia. 4oa toc per bus Werter ra, eSaese
basket Carrie choice. s1a is comets s-baskst
cartier sia1. Is: common. 5o9 7sc; white heath,
per pound, 3!s N9c. Hams
small. 15dl6c.: hams, large. 1915 sides.
smoked l0li2c.: shoulders, smoked, anlVc.s
,Veais-Best, $40 Nc per pound; runners. tQ6c.;
81 mis- aL. 6Sc. \ hogs, 81 IGMc.
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q fAsi,
\. CATTLE MARKETS.
RIcIIMo.ip I'VE STOCK NIAllsIST,
! fsa Lea n ( Union stock Yards g IL

Rjehmond, Ma, oct, II. s1aoi 4.
II There was teh heaviest run Of cat tie that
has been on tho market for a year and prices
from Sac .Sc.. off on all GRADES best steers
e. gs,p;d !, q
dry cows, II d NE; bulls S3 4.
1, Fain run 90 hogs and sold w ~ rouEi'
X ood run 81 sheep and lanibss Fat sheep
aafi Ac. fat lambs. bl 6psi others, 3V 4c, bucks,
Axe; fresh cows, 10 oe; YEA rHlye
5Ifc. !, M ksssl n ~
Prospects fair al quote ton Ya q stock ea.-
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coTToNsEEp OH. MARGET !

d NEW YORK. Oct 1l,-Cottonseed oil was
easier, but met with a fair demand. Prime
crude, +. a. b. mills, e3c,; prime summer yell
low, .sN ao9c.: Oft summer yellow, nominal;
prime White, s3c.i prime winter yellow 33e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
ADV lance WAS.
vERYUNEvEN.
RISE NOT COMPREHENSIVE N 3 E: ] !: n !, e:
Event of#Day Was Jump i'll
Discount Rate Of Imperial
Bank Of Germany.

ASSOClHtcu
n b NEW YORK. October 1l.-'T no stock
market once moro retrieved itself from I.
temporary setback to-day and resumed
the advance. Tho rise was not even ana
rot entirely comprehensive. The greater
part Of the trading and the movement be-.
ing congestcd III II few prominent stocks.
Tho ilrmncss In the remainder OF the mar mar
ket was due largely TO sympathy with
tho few strong stocks, but tho hardness
or the market was none the less clearly
and substantial advances II Union ~,
4cific, Atchison and st. Paul Tho Gould
Southwestcrns were isclined TO hang back,
apparently Infected ~ yesterdhays acg !,
dissatisfaction with the earnings state.
8mcnt confirmed In the yearly report or
the Wabash. United States Steel pre-.
and then rallied, but met sufficient Offer
ings at yesterdays high PRICE to stop It's
advance. New York ccntral's8 2 - point.
OH other eastern railroads. Reading was
sold TO realize. and Erie was hurt by con-
sdcration, Of Its /, annual report, which ls.
was circulated during tho session. Brooks
earnings. The events q. the {day. IN the
worlds financial markets was the adj
vance from 4 TO O per cent. OF the dis
count rate OF ta Hask Se er
1ner ratio since June. 1903. Foreign eX-
change hardened here in respone, and tho
observation-disclosures moved gainst Lon
don. where discounts hardened a., and the u,
A OF the German Bank is not clearly ,ln-
dcrstood. and lead to .surmises tina an
other Russian loan Ii being prepared for.
i Our stock market closed somewhat IL
regular and with best prices mot fully
maintained. IN spite OF a late bidding up
OF members of the Southern grG1up.s 3 Bonds s,o
otO. United States Old As advanced 1-ss
per cent. on call. The total sales Of
stocks to-day amounted to SS,10O shares.
MONEY AND 5sxcHANGE. CLOSE
Money on call steady. 2lf2 Ii per cent;
closing bid 2; offered at 2 IA. Time loans,
firm: GO days. g 1-443 IL per cent. %
I days, -ASll; six months. 4.
9 Prime mercantile paper. 1-iI5 per
cent. Sterling exchange tirmer, with ac-
5tual business In bankers, bills. at s4s5.-s
for demand and At slss1 5sisas5
and s4ss IL. Commercial bills. s4S2 SIG
sis3 rs. Bar silver. 81 3-4. Mexican doll.
lars. As 3-4 Goyernmest bonds, firm.
Railroad bonds. firm. 55
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NJ TWO Cases Continued,

I John Moody, cnlored, and I1plcW Tan
lols cnlolcd charged With taking nails
and things "a from h the Ghesap pea kf and
OHIO ll.,sl Leii Y ases again continued ~
tlleS Police Court Yesterday ,llltil TIC 18th,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, OCT. II. 1901.

Fs2.{ t85et ARRIVED, fs8 stfiE itla fElAlj
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line 65 355
steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves James
River landings and Norfolk, .tnercha nd ise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
) Steamer Maud, Clifford James Z River, shucks,
Y Y I Il SAILED
! stenmer Berkeley shelly. Norfolk. merchun-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line. (.
PORT or WEST POINT. OCT, II, 1904,
ARRIYER 5iE3s
( Charlotte. Murphy. baltimore. messengers and
general cargo. 81 "a 5
f7.s. SAILED.
I Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo, 5 ',si i }af .E4 l$
"a PORT NEWPORT N EIYs. OCT. II. 1904.
Wy H s4& N w ARRIVED, IS B ss
Steamer Merldl Ian, Port A thur, 5a
y large New Jersey, Providence, VII.
g&l3arEe Florida Providence. ~ 5s a e
l,arg George Noon l,royidencc. Il (
n l'ai,Se Iowa., Portland. . l4 Ii PHI 1t 5
4 barge sliepnubrci Portland, s1 *, 3, 4 5S
III y.sf{ Y h ,{ SAL ~ ~ 81 4s II Is III
Stoainer NcMdlnm, Dremei, w
n Schooner Josie III, Hurt, New Haven.
Schooner, ]. N, Leeds, SAGE, No. "a Es4 y55 g
slinrga3 Eiui lyig East isostoi,.
/.
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tic should arrive here Friday morning, as
Saturday hereafter vii be our principle sale
y Il Will be seen that tic quotations for this
week are quite different from those for last
week, printed yeste rday. is 55sy AS ssf &
5 CHICAGO, ILIl.; Oct 1l.--CAT1LE-R
1900 head. including 5000 Westerns !. Market e
poor 10 medium. ss5oas @ sockers and feed
q ,lheifers, ~,
900 head. Market 1oassoc. lower. Mixed and
ssSss sssa S sS n isSs
$. iodi5.eo bulk OF sales $50 90 sheep-.Re-
esats @ ehos Se0n
ed, s3a35o; native lambs. $40 600 55St IS
NEW YORK. Oct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
feeling steady 1 Dressea
Receipts. iS7 head veais irn at little
firm ;scity dressed veais sa1s,sc per pound ];
country dressed 4 q IS pound 4 81
Receipts. 4l5 head. Sheep steady; lambs q less
sfsiss sa4 ths tTe Maak
lambs, 500. IIogs-Recelpts. 9 $50 head Mar
kes weak. P rine state hogs $3.50 izs .3s
& BALTIMORE. ND. !. Oct. LIZ ATTLE-Re e.
head against q. lis head last wee; 100 loads
on sale: market strong at about last weeks
ers'. s2.5oQi.s5; few extra. 81 soa4. So: heifers
s. 10: cows, s159Gl3. 40; bulls, $3.50
$3.50 % per head. Exported last week:
n, Lehman and Bro: 44s head cattle; and
Myers and Housenan %? head cattle and 2ol
pool: n. Lehman gtand Bro, 1863 head cattle
and Myers and I1ousemang rs head cattle per
ceipts for week ended noon to-d day. ass head
against 633 head last week. Fair supply and
market firm at from Sin7.2o for common to
best.
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NAVAL STORES.

ruR sssfGlS II 5se: receipts. il
casks. Rosin-Sothing doing: receipts. lOo bar
rels. 7Tar--Flrn at $lGQ; receipts, 90 barrels,
SAVANNAH, GA. Oct, H. --TURPENT1NE-
Firm at 5ohc.; receipts. $40 casks; ga les, 500
casks: exports, l,Q46 casks, Rosln--Steady;
receipts 2las barrels; exports Geo6 barrels ls,
TINE AND ROsIN--Nothing doing.