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The Monticellonian., 1904-07-07


 The early arrival on 'he scene of Senator Henry C. Davis, O. V sst VT ginia, Senator Germans close friend, has added something to the German idea. though Senator Davis seemed chiefly interested in meeting Gel Rich ard C. kerens. of St Louis, win whom he has long had business relations Dispatches from Nebraska state that It's delegation is likely to vote for Sen ator Coclrell in the early ballots, part ly as compliment to the distinguished Missouri democrat and partly to hold together the opposition 10 Parker as long as possible.
 \ Voice From New York. Former Lieut. Gov, William r. Shee-
The Monticellonian., 1904-07-07

Foreigners Ordered to Leave and AT
 Russian Subjects Under Ar<s

Chefoo. July 3.-Affairs are, 1t is as- serted, reaching a crisis at Port Ar thur. and the Russians are ready to meet it with all the forces at their
The Monticellonian., 1904-07-07
Alleged Horse Thief Captured.

Sheriff Milton captured a man by the name of A C. Jones in a remote section of Johnson county and placed him in jail at Ozark. Jones is wanted in Kentucky on the charge of horso stealing and enticing from home ths wife and children of another man. When arrested he was accompanied by woman and several children.
The Monticellonian., 1904-07-07

Albert Mathews. the negro who mur- dered Ed Yount in December in 1902. was hanged at Fl Dorado July 6. The hanging was witnessed by twenty-five persons-the number allowed by law. Yount was a section boss at Fl Dor. ado and got into a difficulty with the negro, who shot and killed him.
The Monticellonian., 1904-07-07
Three Cornered Fight.

As a result of religious discussion between Rector Butler. Will Hicks and Dora Johnson. all negroes. of Sherrill, Butler shot both Hicks and the woman with small shot from a shotgun, and Dora Johnson took shot with pistol at Butler, but missed him
The Monticellonian., 1904-07-07

J. L. Jackson was fined s400 and sentenced to jail for four months K addition in Poinsett county fer oper ating blind tiger"
The Monticellonian., 1904-07-07

Dave Sullivan and John Baker, both at Fulton and the former shot and killed the latter The amount in dis pute between them was only 25 cents.
The Monticellonian., 1904-07-07
gin to ConSolid,

MT. Bryans coming will put life into the anti-Pafker sentiment anG give shape 'o tLe western part of the move
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-17
PRICES DROP
But RECOVER.
Early Efforts to Sustain Stock
Market Appeared to be
Futile. 81
PULLED Up LATER ON N
Strength Of Y. S. Steel Preferred '
and Reading Induced Sub
stantial Recovery.
PULLED UP LATER ON
f1,v Associa ted Press.)

r. \ j. ~ ID.
NEW YORK, Sept. Fle.- Early efforts
to support prices OF stocks TO-DAY up
pearcd futile, and there was !; ! a .,nG
u Her The market seemed to be abanuonesd
10 the iiauidators. But the selling DIMINISH
ed Ia rgety ut the lower level ana elcouIas
ed the friends Of higher PRICES 70 ren d,G
not offer d clear cxplanat ton OF these
varying Operations. The Changers AM, anu
Paclfcs were under heavy pressure uu,.
Ing the arst half OF the zess on Of er ans
The market sank TO lower Jewel Will
Pennsylvania, the sole RELIANCE for sup ,la,,t
OF prices. That stock ultimately g TSe
extension or the strike amongst employees q:
Of The United States Steel Corporal on
in the Manonlng Valley bore on these mes.
stocks and forced then c rnnt on nna t6e
whole lst. Tho steel stocks. however,
resumed the leadership OF the recovery
in the market later sharing with READ ns
II that respect alire s, ee T4fss Make 81
favorable comparison with the GORE re-.
tponding week OF last year. tho ratio OF
increase for roads thus iar Reporteu. co.
money seemed to disturb speculative se g,
4timent for q time, but Its Influence de-
creased during the day. The notable u. Il,
th develored IN. United saa'fs s,eel
stantial recovery n tho whole market
3,rhe closing was Irregular, but above last
nights level.
Z Bonds were Irregular; total sales. par
United States Old As advanced IA per
cent. on call. -.
. Total sales OF stocks to-day werc es7,-
300 shares. a 81 * n ss
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLOsE
Money on call. steady; 1G2 per cent:
closing bid. LIZ: offered IL. Time
looms, steady: 50 days and % days. 9 per
Prime mercantile paper, 4G4 IL per
cents; sterling exchange. steady. With
actual business In bankers billie, at s4sb-
s0asASs.7A for demand. and al $4S4.bF1
s+Si.40 for sixty day bills. Poster rates.
( iS5d1-2 and AiS7 1-2GJ$iSs. Commercial
bills, sissal-s; bar silver, s5s 5-S Mexican
dollars, $ij IL l5
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Weekly Cotton Statement.
(By Associated Fress.)

, 5gs'5ste W. f (By Associated PTcSS.) ln
J. NEW ORLEANS. Sept 16,-Secretary
.Hestcr's weekly cotton statement. 'ssued
to-day. shows an increase over tho seven
DAYS ending September 16 last year, and
q decrease under tho same time, year
before last OF Is, 600,
The amount brought into sight for. the
week ending this afternoon ~ stated ut
ESQ, Ss5, against 111.355 for the same seven
days last year and Se55'4lS year before
'u The statement shows receipts ut all
United States ports S nce September J.
to be 830,O33 bales, against l0535l last
year, overland across the MISSISSIPPI,
Ohio and Potomac Rivers, to Northern
mills and Canada, 75s9 against 2lS last
i yunt isl ss.745 against ASA last year.
Southern mill taklngs. 1000 against 49,
Il po ,r exports since atntember 1st,
have been 20l 770, against 40322 last year,
Tho total t;lkings Of American mills,
North and South and Canada, thus Ear
for tho season have been lal,1s7 against
Stocks at American ports and tho 20
leading Eotthern interior centres have
Increased 123,4O3 balcs, against IN In
crensc for the same period last Srson OF
2S,S03 and ARC now 93,7GS moro than at
this date last year. s G5
Including amounts loft over In stocks
al ports and Interior towns from the last
crop and tho number OF bales brought
into sight thus far for tho now crop.
tile supply to date Is 6lt,S26, against 23l =
63S for tho same period last year.
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n Nv N6it0|k&W6Ster1l

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
Ns s;W =. :, ,,M.-NOArOLh LINITED. Arrives
W W4ryolk n3 A.: NJ stops only at Petersburg,
po o:9s A. M.-sT: LOUIS EXPRESS. Bpne,j
EPar!or Car, Petersburg to Lynchbt,rR g. and
toanoKe. Plllman Sleepers Roanoke q ST.
LOUIS. Bueneld to Cincinnati; also Roanoke
ana 40 M empbi: and Knoxville to- Chattanooga
VIE, Lynchburgs and Koa noke. SlS79' -''si
EGO Z. n. IoCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar.2
hmtA NSSraoiK $40 F. stSps only at Peters.
steamers to Boston. Providence, New Pork.
I, 7:2s r. M-For Norfolk and all stations sass
y $3.50 n. M.-NEw !. .RLEANs SHORT LINE.
pullman Sleepers Richmond to LynchbufG ana
Chat; hta.ttanooga Memphis and New Orleans. Cate
$3.50 M.-woaLD's FAIR SPECIAL.
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to ST.
Trains arrive iron, the West !? rs NJ. s:es
p. N. and oJ. P. NJ; from Norfolk II: "A. y,
and $3.50 p. ID. 5EiA FL 81, 5tlf5
Office No. sss Eas. Main street.
W, B. BEVILL, c. H. HOSI.EY,
e Gen'l. PassiAgt. Dist Pass Agt. wv
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PRODUCE MARKET,

NEW YORK, Sept, 10.-FLO uR-Markc
a,lIet in view or tho wheat decline: Rye Flour
Firm. Commeal-Steudy. Ryc-Nomlnal. Bars
5iey-Barely steady. IS
Wheut-spot market easy, No. 2 red. sl,leA.
OptIons: Sharp dacllncs occurred ~ whea to-
day Ms u result OF improving northwest CROP
and weather news With bearsh Liverpool
prices. Last prices showed 7sG2sc. net de-
cline. May closed T $lldssi septelnber sl,lsh
Decnleber, Sl IGN, 85l1 s&5a .5
had 4 sharp forenoon break under Liquidation
and better crop news, but rail- lied later op OK
port demand and closed fairly steady al
though y f.c, net lower Septenlher closed q
Nice; December, 579sc. Onts-spotR steady;
Beei-Quiet Cut Meats-Quiet. Lard lSasy !;
Western, steamed $50 nominal; refined elsy;
Continent $40. pork-seady. Tallow-s 90 y
FSs'@s stsSnsd . sSMaoA e good 49,
Corfea-Spot Rio, tlrmi NOT invoice. 7kc.;
mild, firm. Tho market for coffee futures
opened steady ut q decline OF points IT
closed steady at a decline OF 5 points on Sep,
tenber ana unchanged 70 : points higher on
other positions. Sales G., 500 bags. M 4,5
Sugar Raw frini fair refining ~ e.; 8cen!ri's
fugal, 90 est, 4 6-l6c. Molasses sugar, 3Mp,,
refined steady. Rlce-steady, Molasses-r3
Steady. B lgiRe lts XIII
spS pa ss
soI,hern ssoalG6; jersey t;ast' sweets, sss:S
other domestic, sasNo cabbng i i.ons
island and Jersey per 100. Sc 100 per barrel,
Zoo. Gesl.0Q. Cotton-isy steam TO Liverpool, lsc,
.c1ucAGo; LII Sem, la.--~s hreak az twss,
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sLynchhurg Tobacco Market.
Lynchburr, va, Sept. 1e, l9'

Lynchburg, Va, Sept. 1e, 1904
Sales OF loose tobacco on INC Lypchhure
1904. reported by John T. Oglesby:s
Sold weak ending July 18th. 800 pounds;
sold week ending July 2)d.. 85.o3J pounds; de-
crease for week ending July 2st IS. 900 pound.
ssld from October !; 1909 to July e. 1sO a
TO July "a 1903. 81. 500. 700 pounds; decrease for
1904. 1.123. 900 pounds. f sa
The rec4Ipts this week were very light. The
offerings continue Target Of tho lower grades
with much Of that damed: pricas thor on on
all grades. Reports from tho growing crop -
Quite favorable. tt55 tf,t5t5f
From tho most reliable Information obtain
able the quantity OF tobacco planted VIII fall
short OF the 1908 crop ut leaa,. one-fourth.
warehouses during the month Of August by
order of the Tobacco Association s tt
The uiota follows:
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RAILWAY.

FJE 10 = LA LrtECT MA 4 ETH, lJU4t
s3 aE7 Ii53 TRAINS LEAVE RlCEiMOSD. lTii ga5
~ ~ *. Lucdt IUrs Charlotte, NC.
12:3U T.. sM.--Duliy. Limited. bul.et Pullman;
IL y Atlanta anu 6 Birmingham New Orleans
Memphis. Chattanooga lad al me South.
s'T goo r., Mex. Sunday. kcysvllle Local. g$
1i:0o r. NJ. :-Daily. Limi ted. Pullman read II
E' o.'o - YORK RIVER LINE, I'D
Tho fayurlte route TO BALTIMORE In and Eastern
except Sunday: I, iss8t
400 i, M.-Except Sunday For Weat Point.
connecting with steamers for Baltimore and
Point Monday Wednssday and A., 4 Er!daX cal st
a NJ rsa turday q Almonds and Gloucester Point.
1:45 A. hf.-Excnpt Sunday. Local mixed fos4
West west TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
G.5s A. inland 6:42 p. NJ. From all the South. G
AIS F. M.-Trom Charlotte and Durham.
H 0.Ss a GM,-Baltimore and West Point. II
io:I5 A.. NJ. Ell. T. NJ. From West Point;
{, w; WEsTBURY.{ D. f. Al. R!chmond: Va
81 TI EARDWlCH, ". -. IA fLOH.
% % Z: - -. PIT. NJ. G. p. Al, 5
g. II. sACKERT. Gen'l Mgr, Is.
a. " ashlngton. D. E. II
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head. Market steady, Good to choice wethers,
$3aslA25i faIr TO choice, mlxod s32o13 CO.

NEW YORK. Sept. is BEE vr;s, !; !pts,
or: bulls steady: cows easier; native steers.
s3.65a5.5; Western and half-bresds; s4ad %;
fed Wcsterus 81. 65ft50o: bulls. 40; cows.
.i2sQss5. Receipts. So bead ve ,a!
er yeals .5as:so Erassers $3.50; westerns IS,
Lambs Reeeipts. Asss head, sheep. steady;
good TO choice, firm; others slow, Sheep. 81 5oB
{ %: cows, s1.as92.25; lambs, Saeso: eholce,
se.75; culls. 800: Canada lambs, s5.15. Hogs
Receipts. 1870 head. Market easier state
hogs, $t.4oae45; mixed. Western $3.50.
UNION STOCK YARDS. P1rTspuRo. PA:
fair. ss1ai.oo. Hogs eeelpts; light; markes.
l6Wtr Prs,na hsaVv. S,aT6.2o: medium md
heavy ysrksrs, 1910. llg...yorkeys. 50 s9e.s 70;
light; market steady. Prime wethers. sl,3sfD
40: common sheep. si.5odt?.oo; spring lambs,
s4dS.1o; veal calves s7a7.oo.
CINCINNATI, o.. Sept. s-noGs-steady.
Butchers and shippers se1ofrs15; common.
ssssesso Faig e good ship
Steady at $lGp3.4o. Enthusiastically at s3.50de.0o.
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RAILROADS.
Go: f Z s:| R'i x
Worlds Fair Scenic Route
to ST. Louis, N D.

80 !. .
LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'.'s ~ ~. --Uany- Locai To Newport News, on
-. Font ana way stations, ri
10y ~ ~, M,,,,-Dany Limtea--Arrives Williams
per6 s;ad A. NJ. NewpOrt News Il va &
- Old Point uOU A. NJ. Norfolk ii:N
1,on q ~, portsmouth u;4h A. n TFITl S -
INV e. " .-Daily Observation-Disclosures williams.
HCH sg .t:9S r Nj. Npwport News $50 r.. NJ,
S Sa Point $500 p. NJ, Norfolk 6:25 r. NJ,
- portsmouth 6.45 p. NJ. aFt'-{ -, : -
wv fot: ~ DGSiiy1Locai 20 Old Point and Nor
MAIN * 1ssunId iaa4 .saEs Ths1shnsna e ~
SEQ a. M,,.Local- .Daily to Chariot csyills; ex
,,on GGept SUNDAY 10 Clifton Forge. 49, n
N'W ., ~; -Dally--Speciai--r = Cincinnati
e.,s b6or,svllle. ST. Louis and Chicago. 6577f35s
Sc.Ik I, M.I,.Week days--LocA to Orange.
As'so NJ Oaly--Lmited--To al Cincinnati
Louisville, St. Louis and Chicago, - -
a ~ JAMES RIVER LINE.
Ao-V =, M.-Daily.-Express-To LyhchburS,s
ForKe an r xa N s,S o Castle C,,ss
5:1s % ea X l to yR.snsy and AlbeEsne
s# TRAINS Arrive RICHMOND FROM
N9rfolk nne Cid Point SAG A. NJ daily, ll.H
=, = N. daily. 7:0o P. n. and 1925 p. N. daily.
81 rom J, ), Cincinneti and West 80 A. u. daily
n - $50 2. NJ daily. Main Line Local sue
!. ~, a.. except Sunday. from Clifton FORGE and
aAiiy tr 1 Charlottesville. Orange Accom-. s:s1
James River Line Local from Clifton Forss
s ~ y, NJ. daily. Esmont Accom-. $40 A, n.
II. W FULLER ~. g wARTHnN.
c. n. DOYLE. Gen'l. Manager.
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NAVAL STORES.

( WILMINGTON, N c., Sept. F16.-SPIRITS
TuRpENTTNE-Nothing doing; receipts. e6
ca SKIS Rosin-Firms at ST.. receipts. 1ao bar
reis. a Tar-Firm at sl.5G; receipts, IS barrels.
Crude Turpentine-F'irn, OF f.,'25lS75; receipts
"a barrels.
TNIE-Firm at &C.: receipts A2l casks; sales.
333 ca SKIS: exports. 49, casks Rosn--Elrul; re-
ceips l426 barrels sales S1s barrels exports.
i &C "c1HARLEsToN, S. C., Sept. 1s, -TURPEN-
TiNE-Flrm at 5lMc. Rosln-F'rnl.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Corrected Every Friday.)
4 FLOUIa--Reeepts contnus heavy and market
QUIET WHsA'--Market continues actiye W.
Quiet, but firm. RYE-C-ontlnues in good
demand HAY-Reccipts moderate and yet
ina rjtet is slow and qilet.
EGGs-Market continues active, with light
receipts. is
/ BljTTE;R- fresh stock continues in de-
lnand; other grades dull. 4jf
POULTRY-Small and medium chickens and
hens active; large chickens and old ducks
viIRGINIH BACON CONTINUES in good de-
mand. b 5i
e PEACHES-Activo; light receipts
good demand; receipts light.
ONIoNs-Receipts heavy: market dull.
APPLEs-Only fancy red stock in demand;
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK,---Wheat. q ;os
b,ishels corn 20. SIS bushels; oats. g 70 bush.
els; rye, e.olS bushels. Flour. 8. 100 barrels;
STOCK IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 80. GIG bush
els; corn. 1888 bushels; oats, g., 400 bushels.
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1852 last week. and (x) ass, l56 last year,
and of all o.ner kinds including Egypt,
Brazil, India, etc. 5s4, 600 against (x) 6l2, :
0tt last week. and (x) 5000 last ye.tr.
there Is now aflont and held In Great
Britain and continental Europe $4,000
against $4,000 last year, In Egypt 410n
against 10000 last year, in India, 3oi .
States, $685. 900 against 216.000 last year.
!. (x) Including Winchester stock vr.a-
ton
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DRY GOODS MARKET:

NEW YORK, Sept 16.-1n dry goods market
conditions are changed but little and the out
look is for continued conservative demnnd.s
though in certain quarters buyers are exhibits
Ing moro ort#less nervousness about securing
deliveries .Jobbers are not experiencing US
Ia rye n demand as OF late. ss;;i4sbst "a
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III. .&f. BURG r q potomac sa' =. 4.

Trains Leave Richmond orthward.
f AIS A. NJ. daily. Byrd ST. Through.
b 6:45 A. NJ, daily Main st. Through.
4 :l5 a. NJ. week days, Elba. Ashland accom-.
IS $40 A. Nj. daily. Byrd St. Through. Local
ia:o5 noon, week days. Byrd St. Through
400 p. Nj. week days. Byrd st. Frederldks.
burg accommodation. 5;ts st.3S ~
: sos P. NJ. daily. Main, st. Through. lt4s
u, 6 80 p. NJ. week days. Eba. Ashland ac.a
:o5 =. NJ, daiiy. Byrd ST. Through a
e Trains Arrive Mond-ooatnUard.t2s FF
$40 A. NJ. week days. Dba. Ashland &C.
commodu ion. So i . u .sF.. siis 2aSsS
s 500 A. NJ, week days. Byrd ST. SFredericks.
s:55 4; NJ, daily Byrd St, Through. IL
1850 a, NJ, week days Byrd st: Through.
S:oS r. nj, DALI Main st. Through. I &
s. 20 p. Nj, week days Elba. Ashland au.5
eo 9:Is p. M. daily. Byrd st. Through.
$50 r NJ daily Byrd 81 81. 81 Through Local u'
daily, g. Through lrp
ali trains except train tnrrivln Richmond l1;N
= =. nj. week days. and local accommodations
Thine OF arrivals and departures and connec.
lions 8, not n1I THaraHseg cuLP w. p. TAYLOR
Gen'l Man r. Asst. Gent Mani, Tra + Man.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA. Sept. 1s-PEANUTs-s
Spanish market steady at ooa95c.; offerings
very light; stock limited /; demand good. Vlr-
Elnlas-Market steady at 4ll4Ac. for fancy;
machlned picked, 2hI3lsc.: Smelling stock. 80
Sc. Market here virtually bare OF stock.
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Visible Cotton Supply.

I (ByiA ssoGIated Prtss) q |s1
II NEW ORLEANS, Sept. lG.-Secrctnry
supply of cotton, Issued to-day, shows:
The total Visible to BIO tN) l,297,SiO,
against AZ I,16S,siO last week. and (Sl
l.oe3.156 last yeas, Or his tho total Of
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SALES;

500 a. c. H., com.............
37400 Amelgamnted Copper.
500 Amer. Car and Foundry.
80 Amer. Cotton Oil............
Amer. Snuff ................
Amer. Snuff. pfd...
800 amre. Can....... ..........
200 Amer. Can. pfd............s.
500 Amer. Locomotive, conn.,.
100 Amer QLcomoitVc, pfd....
7sO0 Amer. Sugar ............
23sCD A., I. and s. Fe, COM.
3 90 4. 4. and s. Fe q. ptd $500.
1900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Canada Southern ..........
2213 o canadian ca Pacific o.,;;;ie.....,....
100 Chi Great Weslerh..........
2O1W Colo. Fuel and 1ron........
20 Colo. Southern, I'd pfd....
loo Clev., Gin, Chi. and S. H..
GO Cont. Tob., pfd..............
1900 Consolidate GAS ..........
900 Della ware and lJlldson.....
900 Del, Lack. and Western.
3410O Erie, com. $1,000. ............
1000 Eric, 1st pfd.................
200 Erie. I'd .pfd...........,,..,...
200 General Electric. cx. div.
300 Illinois Central .............
$500 Louisville and Nashville.
121OJ Manhattan. OK. diN.........
$500 Metro. STREET RailWay....
200 Mexican Central ..........
1900 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, COM.
1900 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd....
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PORT OF RlCHMOND,I SEi =. ~, {4'Vt.Es4t
ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley. Shelley. Norfolk 1nerch an
disc and passengers. Ola DOMINION llne'
SAILED.
steamer Brandon Harvey Norfolk. nlercha1'
dse and passengers Old Dominion line.
Steamer Old Point Comfort; Graves. Norfolk
and James River landings merchandise ana
m ssengery Virginia Navigation Co.
: Schooner Edna A. Poguo. McCloud, james
River, light. !. s
Ponr or WEST POINT, SEPT IS, 1904.
* ARRIyED 4
baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore, passengers
az Elm CITY. Haynes. Mattaponi River landings.
passengers and genera car t4
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore, psssenEsra
AJ Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponi River landings.
passengers aud general cargo. }f
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT, 1sl 1901.
ARRIVED
8 steamer Newton. New Orleans s4
Schooner p. II. Barnun. Fall River,
AZ SAILED 44s5
Schooner Agnes Manning. Fnll River
Schooner J ames Pierce. Bangor, NJ isS
barge Havana. Boston, n
Barge City Of -SanIAntonlo. GALVESTON.
+ Z sFft * " i 4
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, Sept 1s, 1901
Dark Fired Tobacco Receipts continue very
lght and market very quit at unchanged
prices. Very little doing. Brights--Rccepts
fair; market continues quiet. but Arm at quo
tations. Sun Curcd--Market about over owing
to the very light receipts; offerings bring quo.
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VIRGINIA DAY AT ST. LOUIS,
g FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23D,
EXCURSION RATES

VIA CD o. ROUTE
Friday, September esd, has been select
ca as tVIRGlNIAbDAY at tho Great Elk
u The Governor Of Virginia. accompanied
by staff and military 81 tho state, will
be present at the occasion and which
should appeal to all 4Virglnians.
X Delightful time to see the greatest OF
fairs.
Special rates for season, slxty5nnd flf-
teen days tickets. Low ten day coach
excursion rate tickets on sale Monday.
September 18th. and Tuesday. September
goth.
Use the c. & O.. route-shortest.s quick
est and tbest with through kesubueds
trains.
For Pullman reservations and further.
address, MA
W. o, YARTHEN,
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and unchanged. d; What--Weak: spot, contract
and the month. 81 lo,s l.1oss; Mo- red. West.
ern s1.1e.ia1.iex :; southern by sample. SOC g
Soc. Oats-Steady: No. 9 white. 3s4S5Ec. Rye
Firm. Butter-Firtn and unbalanced !; fancy in,i-
adie, 14aisc.; storepacked. i6a i3c Eggp.1 Firm
and unchanged a a5c. Cheeso-Flrm and un-
changed; large and small, OK Gloc.; medium,
9ikG5gtc. Sugar Strong and unchanged.
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s;EIAIB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TRAINS 4LriAyE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3o:yui =. al, -ScAbuard MaIi-lU:35 p. iM.-SeA.5
hoard EExpruss-Io! Savannah. Jacksonville. Ats
nntn and southwest. 1
!eIn I'd < M.Si,ocai--For Norlina and Hamlet.
TRAINS AIRIVE-RICHMOND-D
6:a5 a M.--No. 34--From Florida, Atlanta and
ne t:s5 51 r. NJ No. ssFrom Florida. Atlanta ans
the South west. y, Y 56ij! !,
po'h'1H Il. S, LHARp. .. r, A.;
80 ". n NJ. TAYLOR, G.. t. A..
5{Fs $40 East Main Street Phone 405. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-17
rorroNsEEp or MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept 16.-Cottonseed oil was
nrm on good speculative demand Prime crude ,ni,
MI IeSilc.: or summer yellow. nominal primo
Tiito and primo winter yellow, a2!s G33c.
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G. & 0.
Sepltembe Outing
OLD POINT AAD NORFOLK
Every S unday.

This is a most beautiful month to visit
tho seaside Take G.. 6: Q. 81 Sunday.
Every Sunday. Two trains, $3.50 and .
AN ls.I M ; ~ IN =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-17
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
IS Richmond. VI, SEPT, 15, 1904
n Richmond. Va, Sept 1G, 1904
QUOrAlIONk
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARIiRT. {
(Salcs at Union stock Yards.)

Richmond, Va, Sept 49, 1904,
3 Therp,was q good supply OF cattle on tho
market Best steers 6q5h 1; n,sdlun to good.
4aAEc,; common TO fair, 3GaAc.: heifers so
e weight ana ssSSa'S There sed we
4I:9 4ssG dry COWS. eq3ho;g bulls. s?N Csc.
& Very few hogs on tho market and selling tD
6hc, forjslnooth, fat hogs; rough hogs. 4Isdy6tsc.
1 NuiriIrln Of sheep sVld lambs. Fat sheep.
slseI 4c,; best lambs, 5ss GGn, medium. sac
sc. common sqAc bucks. ~ GSc fresh COWS,
SO. GOA 1905 veal calves. 6dl7c. 5i4
Prospects fair for next market. 6