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U. g. refundng g. registered !. !. 1913.
U. s. rcfundlng Is. coupon. 1os&
u. S. 49, registered . /. WIS
u. s.. u.s. coupon I. !. /, !. I. . :. !. 1854
u. 81 New a.. registered ]. I. l. ah
Il, st. New As, coupon !. Z. !. ]. 1alss
u s. ola Is, registered !. i. /. I. 1ossi
u 81 Old q. coupon 3. \. 1. 1cs%
Atcbso general ~. 4. 4. Il, i. 1o.s
Atchison adjustment 4s....... 4. ......... o7,s
Atlantic coas, Line Observation-Disclosures. 9sA
Baltimore and Ohio 1o2 y
BALTIMORE and Ohio 31s. !. /. p5,.
central 81 Georgia s.. !. 4. q; ~. 1lcs
Cent nj ~ fcorrin 1st nc s2ia
e.he sancaEe and Ohio 3ns !. i. :. 1irs
Sr,sca " ri ton. az r. 81 81
Ghicaso. r and orincy' new VIZ
f.htca e. a nj st Paul zen. 40 A.
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Property Transfers.

/, - = ! =
missoners,' to o. a, Saunders, % feet on nortI,
sido OF BROAD Street, between Munford ana
Gilner Streets. Nos, 72O and 7a2. $1,000.
Jennie b. Gilbert to p. II. q Hilbert, 231-2 feet
ct southeast corner of Franklin and Eighth
Julia a. Johnston to Gay ana Matte II.
Johnston, FL feet on south side Park Avenue
102 7-l2 feet east Of Sycamore Street, S., Il X
& j.: R.{5.V. Daniel, special commissioner, to
Bridget Irno E0x4a feet south sof Nos. GAIT
and s419 cast Grace street. $3.50.
4 W.NH Allison's executors to Dorothy a III
son Moore. dwelling, No. Gl9 West Frank
linz Street. and brick stable, on alley In rear
OF above dwelling, S4O0 900, lla
8 Henrlco: Z Henry Johnston q trustee to- George
Street, between Main and Cary Streets. St25.
Icdml,nd M Hood to Isabelle Hood, TO feet!
on west line of Twenty-nipth Street, rs feet
north Of $ Street grantee assumes debt Of
sjl4S.50, s.. t 81 i I'll II
Pearle H. Chandler and husband to Thomas
& 70. Stagg 81 feet on West llns5 or tiIliirty-
fourth Street, 1911 so feet south OF Clay Street,
Isrookland School District No. 4, 10 a. l..
Dickens one acre on north side Grond Street
road, three miles wcst OF city Sl75. ie
Lewis ilnter 10 NJ Writ Haley 100 feet
on rastS limo of lnberlRSnes Aysnuc, 500
feet Bcttll 81 Walton. Avenue VI, 400, I'll
New Industries in the South,
Especial Ia Tho Times Dispatcl,,)
C.FiAIrrAN flOCi 4, 4 etober 10 The
3prnsless An Knuthern Industrial development
for the Meek Just closed as reported 30 The
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Wall Street Gossip.

Il Especial TO y Dts pa.eh !, >ered
NEW y DIRK Oct lo.. Z, 't,,,tis ac,ive.
s1nsnrn ainss beieyins he
deyeloprnc,it after Saturday o amK t ssas
nent indicated that stand 1,Ga III rhcx at
t t some Importance to the way = the r
iDndo.1 market wns rallied Tier an uitcs1-
tain opening. Il.
81. Paul was opened upEnS point a a,,,,.s
ga t,irday's close without much dincu. -.
There is some demand for;the stock IN ols
loan crowd and perhaps q rat ft
desire to make IT loon s1s1s 3s
southern Pacific Is stu said ,d tH,,,,alx;ts
Mt. hecne and his folowilE-s De,..na -.
and 20 far they have nor M, Il,
,nr3ns orders had to be distribu tea n t 3,
London market however, ~ ! 'he SCI w
trading there.
NJ, ali on the demand for he ,Hotn !. ana
ti,n hnliish sentiment In London ana sPalr''s.f
American stocks In London we1e irresu.
lar. but hardened late,ii ana q 81 RI hisher.
& G.onsols were easier and .Jsptness po ne,
we're weak on the reported itusslan We VIC,
tory In Mnnchurla@ The market Was as nuas$
Win tho mining settlement IN prcpala1
lion for the regular fortnightly account
commencing 7 uesda III &*s
There was fairly active street T. PM }ba
mos most 'conspicuous Of the noqr traders IS
Its me eaa th seleye en
rn, aI,nrt and deny that they are get
f tlne Lens stock sN from the Could brokers
In spite Of firm open'ng Tiers lS s,s was IS
stan'i IRE ,ferred on the small bulge. Itgis
thought thou, that tho old bear account was vas
largely shaken out When ssoss
,,arter are apparently so genera w known w
that they are not an active "a tor IN IN Inc
market, -. y!
53 IA Give traders were buying Missouri i1i
Pacific on the bull side.
Baehe s Co. Wh,e haze sed bee cop seoa
s ,.arn thnmEht to have given out buying
orders in Tint stock in the forenoon,
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#55 BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
H BALTIMORE, Md. Oct.a TO- --Se abon ~ "A y.
Limo common, ISL. q II, do. preferred, 5c& o 81.
Atlantic Coast Line common. l5aG lSs. f4g
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~ + 4 -Af
sugar-Raw, quiet: fair refining. aae.; zen, cen.
refined quiet. Rice-Frm. aiolasses-s Steady:
che ese.Firm; State full cream. small, co!ored,
sr ana
.i issis se'ss $500 -. 4
Jersey and Southern. Jersey sweets u
tig1J3 fancy hh hha
per barrel, NGI5c. otton--Bys steam 70 Liver AVER
pool, l6c 1854, Ia
CHICAGO. Oct. # 1o-Excelent foreign de
mand for4 iour caused an upward inIn to TO-,
az price q sha, u =, the oman a
Wheat crop ii 1 the close December. Wheat.
5wnsr up 1t4Sc.; May showed q gain OF &c:
The leading futures ranged es follows Ole
R$y sss $50 1s;':
IS; I'll III Ii, Ii; #. IL &.
$ss 81 &; III &
MESS PoRK-Psr, pp. !, 1, ], I, 3 =, ;,
May b. 50 STE ~ q ~
50; I; E 5Es. 4:
May \. !: % 7.47,s 7.4e.s
2es. s4 e si is s sis ss7.s
NV u 49,, 40. g. Scia " 6S,I, n G.7.,1 5 6.72iz
= - ~ n,,nta tions .yere as follows: FLOUR
Easier. No. 9 spring wheat. sl0SG Ll5:s y o. 81
11CsaLrl; No. 2.red. = coz corn,
Dc. i No. yellow. 629r5.stc. No. oats ss;sc.
10 white SIX daoc.: No. white 29st d1s
No. 9 8rye,i77is Q7Sc. Good feeding barley, GIG;
fair to choice Inaltinfi 39a 4sc. No. haxssed,
81 osL: No. II northweHte rn,. {l.l4,z; primo
Timothy seed, $685. Mess pork. per- =, pa1r Ell
siI. s0dil 80: lard. per 100 pounds. Ivy;
short ribs sides toose) 81 62sa7 o short clear
aides (boxed) $s.259S. 80. Whskey ba .,. .. o.
wines xl.a6!k Clover. contract -
Hut ter-Eteady: creameries.E "A 02oc. CARES.
1sI lie iSggs-Steady at mark, cases =igas4aea'
i'd I7Nc !; firsts, &c.: prime. nrsts. .9c. e4
ira. &c. Checse-Stcady at 100
IS BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. F'Iour-steady;
1vinter extra. ,o5f4. 10. Wheat-Easier; spot.
contract, fll31ll3A No 2 red. Western; $l.lo
0ri i5X southern by sample. $50 az Corn
Tfnll and lower; Southern white 65IoSc.S Oats
-TS1ner: No 9 whito,a +l:G35c. IRye-F1rm..
Hutter-Steady and UNCHANGED: fancy lmlta--
ton l74l 1Sc, do. creamery. 2lg2.c, 90 iaa!e;
iiGi5c. 4 store packed. 12GDlsc. Eggs-Steady ana
unchanged at 2lc. Cheese and Sugar-flrin ana
unchanged 5}5t
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Z coTTONSEED OIL $A1ARGET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1o-cottonseed oil was
Irregular with dull business. Prime crude,
&: 2: ,b,mllls 23!.ae4c; prime summer yellow.
white. AMI winter yellow. 33c.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

28 NE 4WYORK.S Oct. ON the dry goods mar
kets buying Is still moderate. but the opinion
Is growing more general that an Improvement
is bound to be realized In tho not far distant
future, owing to the large curtaIImentSof pros
fduction,5 takentin function with the UNUSUAL
ly large buslness which has been done for
EXPORT More Interest Is shown In the latter
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwestern con. 7.........,. 12s7s
fsIssss + an. and P ras4 ss s s
Co. c., C. ard st. Louis gen. 4s......... lglEs
Chicago Terminal Is ..s:.s
C,Sinrado and %Southern 4s.................. S5N
Denver and Rio Granda is................ 1908
Iaria prior lien 4r 93ss
Era General 4s :. 4. SIS
Forf Worth and Denver City lists ....... 110ia
s1Iock,nr Valley 10sa
ioilisviile and Nash. unncd 4s.........s1DlH
Manhattan cons0 old ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l0ola
Mexican Central LIST l7lz
Tissopri Kansas and Texas "a. !. ~. 1ola
NS;ss,tri Ksnsa. and Texas 2ds.......... 83s4
National RI n OF Mexico con. IN I. 1s!s
New York Central gen, 3las............... 1904
EcT Jersey Central gen. 3is 49,. 134h
Northern Pacific A. 1etss
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Consolidated lob. 4 p c. bonds. 100 55
Va Carr Chem pfd D. 1v0 lo6 no..
va. Car G. Coz Coll Tr.3 pr " "a n ssss
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HORSE sH oW,f RIcHMo Q, vArto c-
ToBERS17.22 1905; sPEtC lALt BATES
MA SOUTHERN RAiLWAY.

On account Of the above az OCCASION
southern Railway announces special low
- IL 8 one first-class fare for tas round
trip. plus so cents. which includes one
admission 10 Horse Show, from all sta-.
tions On its lines III State OF Wire mia.
Tickets on sale October 16tl, to ED In
olusiyc, with final return limit October
SD, 1901. For full information apply to
your nearest ticket agent. II
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HEAVY and n !.
SLUGGISH.
Ragged Showing Of Trivial
Gains and Losses Mixed Was
Net Result for tic Day.
SOME RESPONSE WAS MADE.
1ron and Steel Stocks Somewhat ICY nat
Animated Bat Railroad
Stocks Indifferent. y
~. 4 ,.soc,ated press,


NEW YORK, Oct l0.-Ih y WE 70 ~
sluggish respones to an accu ~ wa =, .'9il =
various factors favorable 70 sa'uss -
securities In to.day's market. Ing t w. We,
trials, and especially the iron anu il.l s.es..
stocks. we're lifted out OF MS
during tho course Of the ga y,
railroad stocks made but itt'c hcau /" -
TIC Tinted states Steel stocks mace soou
resistance To the llcavincss IN mo lh '
NTH ,,,hcn the 4preferrcd advanced 70 ing
l,phcst nrice on tho present movements 'ns.
~ ether iron and steel industrlals ,o'-
linuod "a u higher Lowell. Anal CANA teu
& Conner RESPONDED to the reports =. :. Nv. ~
,ciivc and growing demand FOR COPPER
,,ot,,y ror p,,ot ana for future ocilvcry.
Heading was lifted on. a rcilera 'sl = -
gossip OF ~ coming dividend on 'ne co.n-
MON stuck. which received no NH horlta
.t,.o "a ,ction. Some of tie Snuthwcstteerl's
,,nro urn IN account OF the genera ! cH-
ncc,atio,, that the governments cstli ts
~ corr coalitions on October 1st,. 70 pc
Il ,,u,,,i.hed after the close OF the marker,
4 w5.ld t,issipate tic Impression OF some y, 9.
late Official estlniatesI OF the exter,t II ne
damage by frosts In thc past -, =
rather ragged shoWins, "a ,,et Hrss,,lf for
the HE day DAY. with tho closing heavy E \,
Bonds were irregular; Lota' saGs' ,y pre
value, ia, coo. 900. United states DoHuS 49,
u, The' Total sales OF stocks for the day
amounted TO 10000 shares. isz +
5,,r,,yEy AMI, ExCHANG E.-CLOsE:
,jnna IN call steady al 212 IL per cent;
iast oam and closing bid and offered
per cent; time loans htiy !, , y + -
sixty days as 1-s per.ee nlr aine;y prime rim
nma s paper, 4l-4aS per cent Saer.
III geaciange steady Wit, act u h Ii =
in bills az ea ss sixty day
II t Tnaa a Vested rates. 3LsiS74s s. ~ . and
=: commercial bills, q / 70
ar silver. 81 5-s; Mexlc lean dollars. y q hi
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RICHMOND !, MO sTocK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Oct. 10, 1904.
SALES "a s

rs a f. L
3yirci MIA Centuries 200 at 81; 700 a t o..
I,ic8mond and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at IS.
STATE SECURITIES. BidSAsksd-
North Carolina 49, G.. 1slo....... 1oe
North Carolina So. c.. 1911. y:
IA, ~, New, c.. and r.: 1897 w sSa
IA. Centuries, 80, G. and r., 1884,. ~ Wa
CRY SECURITIES. 80,
Richmond City 1s3a........,'.....'.. 1o7h -.
Il Il RAILROAD BONDS. 55ii5
Atlanta and Char, LIST Is r.. 1907. 1o7 -. /
CHR, r. Con. sTr.s4 p. .c.:..., 9SIs $50.
A'C.5i,. Certificates of Ind. p. o.. 9o 9lA
5,ecorx Il, Facinc3 1881 Is e.. ls..u,... 122
Ca So. and Fla. ist 81, 194s.,.,-. IL 6S...
Georgia and Ala Con- es ls W s,,'.,,tl ~
N, aid w, Ry. Pocahnntas, Soc. d
Snch.' and Neck, LIST IS. ls4s, 81 20 :
I re- DIN s S ,st g. a. ..s
s. <. L., Con-. list Is. la5o,,,,.,.., 81
pAIIpoAD STOCKS. Par.
Aan ne. a e.oast chGu.o's iSs
Atlantic Coast Line pfd 100 lis lsO
Atlantic Coast Limo com....,,,..,l00 lS3M l3f X
5Itinntio Coast limo OF Conn.,,.,, 100 ESP IS
SChesapeae and Ohio .,.,,,,....,...,1OO 4aIa
Norfolk and Western com.,.,,..,!oo0o q ,',94
& nch y Fred. and Pot. coHl.....,.l0 o 2G0
seaboard Air Line pfd,t,,,....,.,lMo =. *
seaboard All Line eon' ...,....1 1So y 70
Southern Railway pfd,,.,,.v,,i,lo o W y, t
BANK AND FFUs COMPANIES
13roadS Street Bank ,,;,.,.,...t6 ,sS e
Union snk OF Richmond ,,,.,...5o l6s q,
Virginia Trust Co.:,,...,,,,'.'...1OMo 80 ~
Bank OF Richmond. 'p,'',,,,','.'to!sllo ~ ts
MIscELLANEous,
& American Locomotive pfd...,.,,1oo % .-lR
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.;
I pE MARKET,

Z PETERSBURG,tIV,A..4 Oct l0.-PEANUTS-I
spanish-Marl,et steady at 90c.; light offerings
and stock greatly reduced. Virginia. Market
nominal q at 41kc. for fancy stock: ma chine
picked, 2S1I3Ac.; Smelling stock, 20 &c. Market
here literally bare OF stock. "a 5ss
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e

REDUCED RATES $40 THE RICHMOND
HORSE SHOW }ViAtTHE SEABOARDs
AIR LINE RAILWAY.
The seaboard Air Line Will sell round
1trip3 tickets to Richmond, Va, account OF
above OCCASION. at rate Of one fare, plus
5l@cents. Tickets sold October 10th to-
Cpd, Inclusive, limited to return not later
than October Esd, 1904. Is;
For further inforlnation. apply to
agents OF this company or
II. S.sLDARD, w. NJ. TAYLOR
D. F. A., G. 4. A..
No. $50 East Main Street. Richmond, Va.
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.S0UTH Rn RAIL, " AY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY 18th. 1904 S$
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND sS ii:.t5 81
87 100 "A. M.--Daily. Local for Charlotte. M CT
Il 1880 p. M--Daily. Limited. Buffet Pullman
to Atlanta and Hirmlnghan. New: Orleans, Il
Memphis, Chattanooga and III the South.
aS $500 r. 8bf.-Ex& Sunday. keysyilla Locnl
y u:oo II. NJ Daily. Limited Pullman ready
$3.50 P. M for all tho South.
51 81 YORK; RIVER LINE.
81 Tho favorita route to Baltimore and Easte:ns
points Leave Richmond 20 P. n, Daily.
= sib P,'1M.GLocal. IL Daily . Is except sunday.
Il 20 P. M--Except Sunday: For West roint:s
connecting with steamers for Bal timore and
river LANDINGS. Steamers a!!ng from Wsst
Yorktown and Clay Bank !; Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, Al lmonds ana Gloucester. Point.
"a AS A. M.-Except Sunday. Local mlx ed for
West Point. sSS3,S6S
5s a. u. and s:42 :, M,-;From al -
4 s:s5. P M.-Trpm Charlotte ana Durhan.
N $40 A. M.From Keysville. Il
"a 9;25 Al. M-Baltlmora and W est Point. q .ss
4 1918 a. q. $50 p n. From West Point
C. Nv. WEsTBuRY,8D, F. A.. Richmond: Va
8. H. HARDWICH, w. II. tTAyLOE4
PIT. NJ. I, q. p, A.,
G.. H ACKERT. Gent Mgr.
RI 35 Washington p. 9, 5 WIZ
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Northern PACING n Observation-Disclosures. Is
Norfolk and Western con. As. 1tosa
Oregon Short Liro 40 and Partc. ........S e9A
Pennsylvania conv 3,is 1904
E.atIInR General a. l0t g
So Louis and lr,n Mountain con. 5s...3 11b .
St louis and San Francisco fg. IA. ........ S6l
St Louis southwestern 1sts.............. aSX
Seaboard "A Ii Line As SOY.
Southern Pacific a. g4h
Southern Railway IS I. 117M
Texas and J'acnc lists !. :. 1a0a
Toledo st. H. and Western As :. !. 1914
Union Pacific IS ......... 1854
Union Pacific conv. 4s................ 1D7 :.
~ s. Steel I'D IS S4h
Fabus gil 4 lists ....,... lis g
Wabas1, Deb q 3 Is =
Wheeling and Lake Erie As I. !. 9Ols
wisconsin a Central As I. /. 0ln
Colorado Fuel ana Iron cony. 5s.. ......... Is &
NJ and % Collateral &1r. 4s .............,.. 95 i
Cent? OF Geors "a! "a Inc :. VI
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ATLANTIC COAST ( LINE.

TRAINs LF,AVI1 RICHMOND DAILY-BYRD-a
ia" STREET. STATION f.sssy r.
81 EFFECTlVl u SU NDAf,f SEPT llTH, "a
9;o5 "a. NJ. a. G. u, Express 70 AL polntss
500 A. M.-Petersburs and Norfolk.
41a:l0 II M,-Petersburg and N. and w. West.
100 r. M. -Petersburg and Norfolk,
y1:l0 r. -GoldsboroI Local. IN
b;65 p, M.--Petersburg local, (, /. Y II, !, u.
g 7:SShP M,--"Florlda and West Indian Ltms
ted, to all points South. y, =, ~
$50 r.. M.-Petersburg and n ]. and w. WEST
q ii 80 r. Nj. -Petersburg Local ~
~ TRAINS ARRIVE SIlGHMoNp.i,. -, !. ~.
4;o7 "A. NJ NJ = III; /, s'lS q
{ 10 p. M.;-7:i5 r, Nj; 0o5 II, M. 81
\ .Except Sunday. .'Sunday only y. gsj
$780, G. S. CAMPBELL, ply. Pass. At.
W. J. CRAIG, Gen.. Pass. All,
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/, MARINE, INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, OCT. 10. 1901.


Steamer Berkeley Shelly Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line. u {
Steamer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers; Old Dominion line
- Steamer Maud, Clifford, J ames River, lumber.
z. G. Gum.
don. Conn. nsh. scrap, Va Carolina Chemical
Co. isss Mi is w 58 81 * VI.
Schooner Alice Hodges. Brown Urbanna
Va, canned goods Lefbvre- Arlnlstead Co.
@i SAILED 5i,as
Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
81 Steamer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line y
a Steamer Berkeley, Shelly N orfolK. merchant
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
e Schooner Alice ]. Yenable, signalgo James
River guano. e
PORT OF WEST; : FONT. OCT, 10. 1904.
Baltimore, Courtney. baltimore. passengers
and general cargo. ft4gzr n 34s5
Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponl River landings,
passengers and general rGo.
SAILED. Sg ,s
baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore passenEsra
Elm City. Haynes Mataponi River landings,
passengers and general cargo. 85.
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20
HORSE SHOW.
Lynchburu, Vap Oct. 11-14.

ST1S w.
Lynchburu, Va, Oct. -14.
Account above 4 occasion. the Norfolk
and Western Railway Will sell round
ftrIp tickets from Richmond at $t26,
which includes admission to tho show
tickets will be sold October 10th to l4'll&
inclusive, good for return passage Until
October 10, 1904,
@3,rhreo daily trains In each direction.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping cars. For
tickets ana further Information apply 10
Ticket agent, BYRD Street Station. Or at
compnny's office S3S East Main Street.
iJNO.f II, WAGNER, G. ii. BOsLEi
City Pass. Agent. Dist. Pnss. Agent.
RICHMOND HORSE SHOW. OCT. 1922,
Reduced Rates Via R.4F. & P..W. s.
Railway,
Rate, one fare for round trip. plus 50
cents, FOR admission TO Horse Show
Tickets on sale at all stations Octo-
Der 10th to 22d. inclusive i; final limit Octo-
Der IS, 1904 good going only on date Of
sale and for continuous passage In each
direction. Apply to ticket agents Rlch-
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road ana washington Southern Railway.
sl .fs5 Va p, Il TAYLOR,
n fl., y, III -, Traffic Manager,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Oot.t 10. 1904.
j 5.si 5i,ltg55 OlJ1CAVlONA 55s *. n.
CATTLE MARKETS.
+ RICHMOND Live STOCK MARKET.
(sales at Union Stock yards,l

ksSAleb Ut sS9kSSh p1os,l
Richmond, Va, Oct. 10, 1901
There was q tsir. run q cattle, on TIE mar
ss.dlNc.; common 70 fair. sAda5;e,: best he!f,
mon 10 falr. * GBc.; bulls. 2Alaaac: extra.
&C.; oxen, .G3Iso,, as to ago and quality dry
COWS, ad3Nc.; top hogs, &C.; rough hogs, 4is9D
teiood run Of sheep and lambs. Eat sheep,
.aysdl4ic.; hest lambs. &C.; others, SG6'sc. Dbl
Fresh cows f2Odp 40 90. Veal calves lower and
selling 59ss: Heavy fat calves 4a4ac.i thin
Prospects Iair for next market, II 4
CHICAGO, III. DOT, lo.-CAyrL E-Recepts,
81, 900 head. Including 1000 Texans and bo0
Westerns. Market steady. Good to 4 prime
steers IS. ag6.eo poor to mediums, SsH5,oo;
cows, 81. 26g4to; Gamers, $l,Bq9 hti1els,
SaJ5,OO; bulls. Sl75Q4.l5i calves. $313, go; Tex
as-fsd steers. tA50go.b0; Western steers, SS.SaY
400 Hogt-Reeeipts, y, %, 900 head; Market
6 Sjk Foo f sals ssayys Ss
sheen-Receipts is, 900 head, q Sheep, strong;
lambs. loo higher, G,'od TO choice wethers,
IS, togl, Is; fair 10 ohoice, mixed, $sGs5o; na-
two lambs, $3 500 90, i3 II
NEW YORK, Oct. lo.-REEYIDs-R celpts.
4.908 head Good steers steady to shade loweri
medium fand common 100, lower; slow tIade
raj calves firm. Native steers, Ss,05a5,9p;
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5F;'OR, NEW YORK.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

H77 37- SteaItsltIP 14l1le' HlreCt Huuts % l.s75
Boston, Mass.,& Providence, r. 4.
steamers leavs Norfolk for Boston Tuesday.
wednesday, EridaN md SUNDAY. For Proyi.
Eidence Monday. Thursday and SATURDAY al "a
p, NJ. Passengers and freight taken fer Mi
New England points, Tickets on sale at O. &
East Main strest a
4 -Y 's7s H. WRIGHT, ASCENT Norfolk. Va, z,
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAILWAY,
RAILROADS.

e Cars leave corncr.of PetrS'land seVenlh bls.
Manchester every hour ion NJ shs no hoap IRON
Cars leave Petersburg, foot OF sycamore
stmet /. every hour from g 80 a N. ~ 1880
i F Last at car commenting with Norfolk and Vest.
ern railway, 1i;oo r, n.
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sls0n NO o !, s.
VIRuIWIA NAVIGATION CO.,

IN JAMES RIVER pAY. LINE.
. STEAMER OLD .R0tNT .Sp SON ieaye,
a. 4 n. ! Tor Norfolk. Port smouth. Old Point
Newport News clarsnlont and James RI
Washington, baltimore and the North, stuie-
rooms 4 reserved for the night at moderate
prices Electric cars direct no the wharf. Fare
only $3.50 and 8! to Norfolk 8 W "
Freight received for aboye,namei places and
oil points in Eastern Virginia and North Caro-
lima, IRWIN WElSIGER, Cent AiEr8s
a 10. "A, BARBER. Jr,, Secretary. S II.
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS, OCT.
n ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. n
Steamer Goodhope, Network. i
Schooner J. Howell Leeds. New York.
Schooner Bnyard Barnes. Providence. 4
Schooner Sarah ", Lawrence, Providence,
Barge Knckerbocker. Providence. E II ri
y Barge New York, Providence.
K Barge Ncarchus. Providence. III A
Barge Duno, Boston. II II NJ 81!
4 Barge Foster, Boston.
Barge Havana, Boston. K
Barge Emile, Boston. w
4 l.34 fBiFi SAILED
Steamer Dorothy, Port Tampa, II, &
Schooner Kate Bodgen, New London H
Schooner Henry Weller, plymouth,
Schooner NJ. A. Wiley, Salem. Ef&
Schooner Joseph w Hawthorne. Salem.
Barge Felix, Providence.
barge Beattie. Boston. A6 ~
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Futures opened steady at an advance ofa7ql -
points Liverpool being better than cxpected.
Tho wcnther map was unusually good, showing
that ns picking prevails wrnS foy
tomorrow indicate that favorable wea Their VIII
continue, The movement Ia decidedly bealish.
receipts at the ports being oon bales ga y,
features, prices throughout the session remain
ed well above Saturdays finals; 2 ecem n ,s
declined to 1905 aud ANAL recovered to 1o.lti
The closing was steadynet sa,ns lsls n9nnoess
November, 10 os dlI0 90 &c; December l0,Is4 lo.1t !;
January IS TO- asmiO.2i; February 10. 3Glo:34:
March 10. 42Gpl0,4s; April 1o.49a l0.tl; May
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Cotton, quiet: middlfng. 1876 4 gross receipts;
Is, 1913 bales: sales. 500 balcs; stock, s., o4s
Z Total To-day at all seaport srS receipts ts
Gs.T1s bales; export to G reat Rrt Lain I e.sl.
bales: to ths Continent u. os6 bales stock 6.s
h consoiidated at all seaports-Set receints
100 e37 bales: export to Great Britain y, saa
bales ;sto the Continent 80 rs bales; 70 y apan
$40 bales Y TO Mexico 20 bales. ga IL
Total since September list at all seaports
Net receipts l,lY03,4 Ash bales; export to Great
Britain 5iG $50 bales to France ll1s77 bales;
10 the Continent 81. PSI bales /; to japan 1850
bales 10 Mexico 1885 bales.
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. Rache &: Co.. who have been good
r. -. e hmvers 81 Amalgarnated Copper.
J, werc Thought to have given out buying
nr5ers IN TINT stock lii tho forenoon,
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The bull talk in Amngamats ft G ! ,sa
Il, ali on the demand for he noinl a NY
tic bullish sentiment In London and PARIS r's
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= NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct 1o.-coTroS-
Spot cotton fairly active at fullI prices saies
$50 bales, including $3.50 to arrive. Quota
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,irrinia Csnturies--9Oo at 81; 700 at o..
icSn,ond and MecklenburG-1.0oog at IS.