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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

.(C.Orrected daily. Unless otheswtso stated these
Quotations are Wholesale prlces2 81 \.
POULTRY lIve,-Fairly ac ;,ia Quo. tas
I Rrh p per pound, caile ducks, Old per nnd.
iCm ilc., ducks, young, per pound, zig lsc: !;
r,,ns .ers, per piece, Sc. Turkeys--.tctiye at
igc. :. large. led1sc, small. lGgIlc.5 :.
no: per pound; fancy dairy packed legl7e.
pel pound; choice dairy packed, l6c. per pound;
choica store packed, ll1lsc. per pound; medium,
i2dlsc. per pound; common. So. per, Mound.
4 js(S Gs-In fair demand. Crates nearby IRE
lGl, 2l6T2er per dozen; crnt es aother sections.
A FR s1JfYs; AND VEG ETA Lgs-.Apples. per
barrel fancy hanlpacked 81 e5o; speF barrel,
choice handpacked, ,l.76; per barrel. dunn,
handpac.ed, $3.50; pc, barrel. I fancy. hnnaI
soh sSxssss aoin sSyersa
to teeI god sitoaI.6o; mixed Der Sushsl, sl.i1
ito: colored s.25glio blaekeye peas.
Sl,l1a1.6p bushel, Onions Cog. l1ac 4 h t,.a
toes, Virginia. 4p4i5c per bIs western. bnepp0o
fancy, $l.5oIl, 10; White heath choice sl,-S,
Pea nuts Farmers, per pound. slsHtc HAMS
small, la@los,; hams, large is8liS| a slaiss
gse7s per pqana ,ss 4SS 6s.i
6ets,.e; deer, ioailp, Game wanted.
I FI.obR-patent. winter wheat !, sege. %;
straights. winter wheat 81, 756l6 %; clears,
winter wheat. SiQ5sb; extra, " nles s M;hisat,
pasent. spr!n wheat 81 Sas55 cornSesl st
ssnced. 7Odp 7a,sc country bolted, sacked, e!isg
as g blan. sissssS ss M s4SNsp '
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N. Y. MARKET
IS STRONG.
United States Bonds Remain
Unchanged OIL
Call.
THE TOTAL SALE OF STOCKS
Additional Interest Manifested.
ii, United States
Steel.
lI,y a ssoeinled PrAs.l

5
NEW YORK. Oct 24.-The tide OF specu-
1attvc enthusiasm proved itself suff cientI
~ strong iii to.day's stock market to
sweep UP tho usual Monday morning
realizing sales and to wipe out the senti-
mental effects OF tho Alglo-Russa fric-
tlon. growing out Of the damage BY the
feet. This incident, besides the scnti-
mental effect OF the fears OF the result
ing hostilltcs, had n substantial result
N the ontposting here OF large groups OF
stocks for London account. 1t wac on the
reaction from the rally by supporting or
ders that the profit taking sales were
most form dnble aud most urgent .e nna
they proved suillcleEtly heavy % g. en eel
striking breaches IN the price level a. a.
different points. After this again the
shift of the speculative. demand back 70
The Pacific and the substantial advance
OF the general level OF prices served TO
ini ii ii lid Tide vof the demand for stocks.
The dominant influence in the speculation
was the credit gyen.to, stories Of q. deals
as consequence Of tho Ontario and
Western incident. That stock made
flights TO new high levels on the surrmiscs
New Haven. The movement in various
glow-priced railroad stocks WAS pla My
based on the suppostion that the finan.
clal and railroad powars were committed
I
troll and the absorption OF minor rail-
roads, even at pr ces considerably above
the market on the same considerations
that prompted the Burlington purchase
and the Louisville and Nashville settle
lnent
Tho persistent hcaviness Of tho United
States Steel issues OH he eve OF the
quarterly meeting q, the directors !. and
the act on on the dividend gives addition
81 interest to that meeting. Tho market
closed slightly Irregular. but animated
and generally strong.
bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
Tinted States bonds wcro unchanged
on call. fg
Total sales stocks to-day, 1,s5522oo
shares.
MONEY AND ExCIIANGE-CLosE
Money on call steady; 4 / 3-4d2 i,er cent:
closing bid. 81; offered mt 2. Time
loans. easy; 60 days, 8 per cent; 20 days
and six months. Il.
Prime mercantile paper, 4a6 percent:
sterling exchange strong, with actual
business in bankers bills at sisy. 225ais 80
& for demand and at us: 9tal 1881 for sixty
day bills Posted rates. lsis4 4? and sis7.
Commercial bills, 34s3 b-S@I3-4. f:ar silver,
IS is. Mexican dollars, 46 ii.
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COTTON %, MaRRETs

NEW YORK. Oct a4.---The cotton ma rk e,
opened steady at an adyapce OF 3IS points IN
response 10 sieadler cables than looked for
and reports OF frost In the eastern belt There
seemed a considerable demand for the covering
OF smaller SHIRTS and some buying for prom
!nent Southern operation.
immediately following the cali the market
showed u declining tendency and bef1rsa mid
day had Gold OF to u new low level With jan
uary touching es7. Al about this time tho
special reports Of the sigma, service We're re-
ceiyed showing that the frost IN the eastern
b. aa nso ben mnre general than ant ipAttd
and moro seyere with leo forming In some
u R f,,s " ter; X ncv ally the
ms, TX ct. and during the balance OF the session
b 8s. as r,;.,s q
,l,;lf the long interests had been pretty well
cleaned upon the decline and that a big short
interest had accumulated. and some operators
were evidently inclined to the view that q re-
action Was Justified by technical conditions n.
The market AZ the close. vas barely steady
but prices ,Yero ne. 2G5 t,oints higher. sales
were, festiinated at st6.Dpj bales
Receipts ut the norris to-day were s!.5i5 bales
nsa!nst 6,,aTe last week and de, l6i y s. year
For the week 4t1.D1 bales uEainat ;a3 afs last
week ana 40i 9Ia last year. To-day's receipts
at New Orleans we're u, 2sp bales against y 20!
last year and at Houston o,bss bales against
IL. iSS last year. ts
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Other Produce Markets.

nut tirmiy hGih. ltyc Fou,rFlrm; choice IA
fancy, El'D5G5,00. ,Eupliwheat Flopr-Qulet at
SgO5M2. Is. t;ornmfflr-Steads, ifye--S olnlnul,
I|nrIeyr-Steudy. !tR
Whea t--spot steady. M, > rod, 'Sl.299A, Ops
lions had 4 bull day on account 81 the var
smaller spring wheat receipts. They closed
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NAVAL STORES.

WILAtINGToN,>E. c., Oct. 25.-SPIRITS
PISNTIN E-Nothing doing: receipts, 90
casks. Hosn-Firni at s2.+5; receipts IL 2bar-
.rels. Tar-Firm Mt $l.G0; rece!pts, II barrels.
G e ba rIeis " reeepts'
s sA pStts's; Ga, Oct 4 -rgnpESTIsE.
casks. Rosin--Firln; receipts, 1895 barrels;
sales, I. 1875 barrels. . w .
CHARLESTON s.. C., Oct, 2a-TURPEN-
ROSIN--NothinsSdoin
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FOOTBALL.
VIRGINIA VS.. CARLISLE INDIANS,
NORFOLK, SATURDAY., OCT. 20.
St.O0-ROUNDa TRlP-$!.Go
.lRGlNIA

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWtY.
Special yestibuled train will leave Rich
mond, Byrd Street Station Saturday. Oc-
:tober e9th,& at $3.50 a.. M,;@Petersburg, 1000
"A. III, arriving Norfolk 400 noon. Re-
turning, leave Norfolk 1850 F.. NJ, ar.
irving Richmond 10 r. NJ, Don't fail to
go anu see the best game. Of the season,
For further information aPpsJ conlphlly's
office, sSs East Main Street, or Byrd
street Station. II
JNO. Z. WAGNER, II. BOSLEi,
.E Passenger Agent. Dist. Pass. Agent.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. OCT. rs. 1901
u ARRIVED.

PORT or RICHMOND. OCT. rs. 1904.
Steamer Berkeley Sterling; Norfolk. msr.
Ghandlsa and passengers, Old dominion line
I'D
River fish scrap lrglnla-cafoina Chemical
s Marss Isrus! ~: Durham; =, Elmer severn
barge Albemarle, Wolf, Baltimore. coal, s.,
II. Halves and Co.
SAILED
steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves James
river landings ana Norfolk. merchandise and
passengers Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Brandon. Il;rney, Sorfolk, inerchan-
Steamer berkeley, Shelly Norfolk. merchant.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion llnn
Schooner Janet Smith, James River, light,
PORT or WEST POINT, OCT. rs, 1904,
ARRIVED.
Baltimore, Courtney. baltimore, passengers
and general cargo. III
Elm City, Haynes Mattapons River landings,
passengers and general cargo. 6s E
.g SAILED,
Baltimore Courtney. Baltimore, passengers
Elm City, Haynes. Mat,aponl River landings,
passengers and general cargo,
{ pom NEWPORT NEWS. oe,T,, 255, 1904,
ARRIVED
steamer Puritan, New York.
Steamer ssyngara, New York
steamer Rosewood Tampa, ~
5 ssReSss N1SS Sss ISst sa HHesG
large s, II, Mead, Proridenrc
SAILED
steamer Rosewood. Nance
s Steamer Puritan Pensacola
Steamer Sscnsara, sayanan;
large Montana, rreYldenes.
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4 200 a. G., L.. Characterization.
100 Amer. Grass Irvine. ........
s1iM Amalgamated Copper .....
1000 Amer. Car and Fonndry.s.
14UO Amor. Cotton OIL ..........s
Amer. Snuff .................
Amer. Snuff, pfd. ..........
1900 Amer. Can
1890 Amer. Can, pfd. ............
200 Amer. Locomotive. COME.
100 Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
bs10O Amer. Sugar ..............i
$3.50 A. r. and s. F'c. com. 80.
$500 A.. r.. and s. F'e, pfd........
$500 Baltimore and Ohio. ....,...
aC100 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
900 Canada Southern ..........,..
1900 Canadian PacIiic ..,......,..
1850 Chesa peakc and Ohio....s
g,iN Chi Great Wcstern........
24soO Chi. Mil. and s. P.......
800 Colo. 1'uel and Iron........
$500 Colo. Southern, com .......
800 Cello. Southern, LIST pfd....
SOD Colo. Southern, I'd pfd....R
400 Clcv, Gin, Chi. and s. IL.
100 Cont. Tobacco, pfd..........
$500 Consolidated Gas .........s
700 Delaware and Hudson.....f
700 D,l., Lack. and Weston.
2G2400 Erie, com
7ltyO Erie. 1st pfd.................
$500 Eric. "a pf1.........
100 General Electric ...........3
100 Illinois Central .........
200 Louisville and Nashville.
1890 Manllattnn
1890 Metro. Street Rnilway......
1890 cMxican Central ..........,y
600 Mo-, Kan, and Tex, COM.
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/. DRY GOODS MARKET,

IA3 NEW YORK. Oct. o4.-The dry goods market
remains firm but with comparatively little In
crease In business. although buyers arc talk ns
more Interest, especially in those lines. which
are Scarce, and the number for these Is con.
stantly growing The prospect OF hrmness. II
not an ndvance. seems very general, though
buyers aer not anxious over tho future.
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Oregon Short Line As and Par.ic......,.. re
conv 3ks,...,........., 1903 III
Reading General Observation-Disclosures. 10lk
ST Louis nd Iron Mountain con. 5s....., 1l5i4
st louis and San Francisco fg. 4s...a.... Sss
st. Louis Southwestern lsts................. 100 &
st. Louis southwestern 1sts......... .........5
Air Line 4s........,................ 81
Southern Pacific PIX
Southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1lS&
Texas and Pacific .............. 129 81
,rojedo 81. land western 4s,..,,,,,,.,,s 81 &
Union Pacific As io6ss
Union Pacific coIy Observation-Disclosures. 110h
u $. Steel Cd 6s s1i5
WABASH 1sts n 11o "A
wabash Deb is ................. G7A
Wheeling and Lake Eric f4s,................ 9lA
Wisconsin Central Observation-Disclosures. 92is
sG9 ana q Fe cs,,s ss9s T Fl 81
Central OF Georgia 2ds ELnc .......,.....,.. 62
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cotton futures opened stenay and closed

II Cot Ton quiet; inldhIins. 1885, gross receipts,
COS bales sales 3,5e5 balcs: stock. 7l,S,9 bales;
export to the Continent. III bales.
: TntaI to.day at all seaports-Sct receipts.
b75l5 bales export to Great Britain s 53l ba'e,;
10 Franco e,G33 bales; 70 tHs Nohttettt' U.s.
bates: stock. Css J259 baies. !, -
Ri consolidated at all seaports-Net receipts.
lis 7g; bales; export to Great Britain. 1877
bales to France, st,27S bales; TO the Continent,
S. 726 bales Ok i! sjs5 ~
Net receipts. e.s75,237 bales, export to Great
I,r,taiI S?6 AS bales; to FRANCE, l9o 2o6 bales:
IA the Continent, a47,76i bales; to Japan. 10 a3
bales; 10 Mexico 1925 bales.
7 NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct a4,-coTToE--
SPOT cotton opened steady. but closed fairy
ncttve and u shade higher; sales 9.og pales;
including 1860 to arrive. Quotations advanced,
1-lec 5,., ee,,, ,,,t,
up on sensationaly xood Liverpool, caused by
rruorts OF Hing frosts In Arkansas and Louis,
lana. The advance In the local market was
roan shaved OH by heavy fresh selling by shor's
and renewed liquidation BY longs Later N me
prices to the highest levels Of me day ~ ne
sold down TO 9,g5. advanced TO $50 and finally,
rect.1ed 10 a5i, The market closed actl'e anu
trui With net gains of l6his. points. < tn
y Cation futures steady: October. g.o3 9lui NO
Ia gJln05a;f December, s5tIy.55; Ja! rla
d q, tgs3 February. 969d9 u; March, ?:iblv1i'
.lrrIl. a.s.4v,ti: May. a,e7n9,ss,s
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I BALTIMORE MD. Oct. o5-FI.OUR-Quie
Winter extra, s4,s5lpLW: winter patent. 8 81
COOS; spring clear. AG5al 80 spring patent,
tract si.lsGLlSN; SPOT. No. !: rid, western.
sl.e0ml .20i4 October. sl1s1i. 1sit southern by
ssai G50c; new southern white. 53G55t. Oats
Dull M white g5ts Nn .1 mxea, | e
ter--ivlr.m and unchangei: fancy imitation,
i7eilSc, do, creamery, 2sa22':c. do, lalle.i
1bffl6c. store packed, lsI ltc.t EsEs--Ftrm ut
9,c Chtese-rSready and unchanged: laTse,'
10ss Gllic.; medium 1lIl1hc,: small. llall'sc.i
Sugar-StroNg and unchanged
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA Oct. 25.-PEANUTS--
Spaplsk--Market nominal at 30c..: sales this
week OF about 1900 bags have greatly reduced
holdings and the stock now Is composed most Y
of double old goods. Observation-Disclosures steady
at &c. for fancy stock. Market bare OF stock
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HORSE SHOW, NoRF ok, VA,

$500 ROUND TRIP WAC, g. o. RY.
For the Norfolk Horse Shnw, the Giles-
npes,kc and OHIO wil sell tickets from
Richln6nn 10 Norfolk and return, includ-
Ing admission at rate Of vs.; tickets ON.
sale October cath, 18th goth. 9Th and
.stll; final limit October 10Th.
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Wheels Will Turn Again,

AIr W. II. Woolsul. who rseently pur.
chascd thp old Ganle.s MIL IN Hanover
county, VIII, il Is snld, rebuild the histore
old structure pnl start the Whrela grinding
again, q Mn be Ope'uted az srisl
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1coT,T-ioNsEEp OIL MARKET.

l5,Vi YORK, Oct. 25.---Cottonseed oil was
dull and barely. steady. Prime crude. E .. b.
mills oOiac; primo summer yellow. 27h d27Isc.;
off summer yellow. nominal prime white, 81 d
$40; prime winter yellow, Glq32c.
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S16.o 0-R0UND ). TRIP GOO.
TO THE
]. WORLDS FARSI. LOUIS.

VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN RY.
Tickets ut above rate will be sold every
Tuesday and Thursday during the months
OF September and October, limited to ton
days from date Of sale. Tickets limned
to iiftcen days, s2l5v; sixty days, $685.,
season ticket, 1920 These tickets viii
allow stopoyer at Summer Resorts be-
tween Bedford ana Bluci,ld within final
limit OF ttket. Two fast vestiblled
trans, with through Pullman sleepers.
lparlor and dining cars. For descriptive
matter Of the Worlds Fair and further
information, apply at company's office,
S3S east Main street
JNo. ID. WAGNER, Gil. BosLEY,
/ city Pass. Agent, Dist Pass. Agent.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

CT C., c. and st. Louis gen. 4s........e... 1osSs
Chicago Terminal Observation-Disclosures. 81
Consolidated Tobacco As observation-disclosures. 20
Colorado and Southern 4e..,..... ...,.,,,,, Sh
Denver and Rio Grande fs.................. 1olA
Eric prior lien 4E...........................1 100
Erie General Is ..............., S9M
4 Fort Worth and Denver City s..........s1 Ill
Louisville aud Nashville Unified 4s........ 102I
Manhattan con. gold As I. 1861
Mexican Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
/ Mexican Central LIST Inc. 227i
!, MINI. and 81. Louis w
| Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4H. ........... W.
4 Missouri. Kansas nrdw Texas .ds.s s5Ft
Ma. ioi,ai r. 12 of Mexico con, so ~
New York Central gen 3.g............... 1904
New Jersey Central gen. 5s................a1 1895
Northern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1911
" Northern Pacific ................ 75ls
Norfolk and Western con- }10l
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Tho leading futures ranged IS follows:
49,, Open. High, Low Close.

Cash quotations were as Follows: FLOUK..
Firm 30. . spring wheat, sl.144t11; No. 3.
sl.o5si1. 10; No. = red. sl.1sa1.197s No. 2 corn,
53sc.: No. 9 yellow. u.s.. 9. NoEs white oats,
zoe. Good feeding barley. 81 lsc, fair to choice
mating. 4ia6ac, No haxseed. 81 .@is Soal
northwestern sll5: prime Timothy seed. s. to
Mess pork, per barrel, sl0.95dllL0o; slard, per
100 pounds s7.se,s an IS; short ribs sides looael
81 25a7 a7h short clear sides tbosed, 81. 5Ilsap
clover, contract grade, sie.l5 Bntter-steady;
crea,neries 15gell:c; da' RES 49,. Cheese
sincI,ded, lH,Afllsh c.: irstg, lS.sc.; prime,
firsts, s0tec.; extras, &c y
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BALTIMORE, STOCK MARKET.
n BALTIMORE, MD. Oct. ei.--Seatoard Air
Line common. lstSIlsia: do. preferred, aiH
3;.. Atlantic Coast Line common l%sa lie:-.s
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SUvln I'm hAll

8S SEIZED ULlJ IN I1lst L3t u, Nal 1yIt1. 1914 Z
# TRAINS LEAVE X r CHAlOND 10 {.s4s$
7:oe ~: DAILY Local for Charlotte. NJ c..
II 1880 +. 5AI.--Daily. Limited. Buffet Pullman
to Atlanta and birmingham. New Orleans.
Memphis. hattanoogos and all The South.
$500 r. MIX. SUNDAY. K eysville Local.
S ll:0o r. M.-Dally. Limited. Pullman ready
0:30 p. NJ, for ali the South. 85 rs
tt9 YORK RIVER LINE ssS} asSt4 81,
q Tho sfavOrlte route to Baltimore and Eastern
ponss Leave Richmond E4:20 i. M.-paiIy,s
except Sunday. s4f = 5tsgl5 $z K sa5sSs$
a:l5 r, 3M.--Local. Daily, except Sunday.
+:2o p. NJ. Except Sunday: For West Ioint,
connecting With steamers for Baltimore and
river landings Steamers sailing from West
Point Monday. "Wednesday and Friday call at
Yorktown and Clay Bank; Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday, Almonds ana Gloucester Point
q AS "A. M--Exctpt sunday. Local mixed for
'1'' TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
{. 6:5s IA, N. and 6:4s r. M.-From ali the
South. iS5$i3 3896 O.. }Esr
+ S:40 A. M.-Froln Keysvllls sa3 Is
9:25 a, M,--Baltimore and sWest Point.
IO:45 a. Al, $50 r. M.-Erom West Point.
C. w. WESTBURY.JD. r.. AS. Richmond. Va.
S. H. IARDWICII, a5S w. H TAYLOtC,$ y
g. S il. Z A e aen:l Mgr u - ~
Wnshington;~ I'D. c.
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lg.ENION5 STOCK YARDS. PITTSBUTG, pa,
Oct. E-s,pply heavy Market NJ x low
s.. .oat 75 Hogs-supply fair: market active.
Prime heavy. s5.e5T5.70; medium. s5.55a 60
heavy workers. s6.5osis.55; light workers., S. 500
g. 20 pigs. 50. 10 "a. 80: roughs, S4fl5 60 Sheep
Supply light: market steady. Prime wethers.
sliGGI4 %: common sheep !, S1N2.00 spring
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BY Thomas Branct, & Co, Bankers and Brokers.
SALES:

SALES:
/ $500 Mo. Kan. and Tex. pfd...
$500 Missouri Pacific ............
Mask. Chat. and s. L....
800 Now York Central..........
400 Norfolk mid Western.....
159sp0 ". y, Ont. and Wcst....
100 Pacific Mail ...............,
61J0O Pennsylvania II. R..........
600 People Gas (Chicago) ......
$500 Pressed steel Car............
200 Pressed Steel Car pfd......
$500 Republic ]. and S.. conn.,.
1900 Republic ] and S., pfd......
S9400 Reading, com. $500. S.......
zoo Reading, LIST pfd..,...........
~ Reading, I'd pfd. ...........
127160 Rock Island. com............
$500 Rock Island, pfd.....".....
K 40 Sloss..... ...........
Sloss, pfd......... .........
HOO s. y. and s. f., I'd pfd...
900 s. l.. and Southwest. pfd..s
$500 Southern Pacific ............i
i02S0O Southern Railway, com.....
Z iS00a Southern Rallvt%y, Dfd...s
$500 Seaboard Air Lale. CONF.
500 Seabonrd Air Line, pfd. 80.
AGO Tom. Coal and 1ron........
7701 Texas Pacific ....,...........i
1O24O0 Union Pacific ...............
1850 United States Leatller.....
1910 United tSntcs Steel. 1900
$500 United States tSecl. pfd....g
1920 Va Car. Chemical, CONF.
1900 Va Car. Chemical, pfd...
31oO Wabash, com....... ........
300 Wabash, pfd........ ........
700 Western Union ............
$500 Wisconsin Central ..........
1900 Wisconsin Central, pfd....
Total gales 10000.
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3. CINCINNATI O.. oct.S Is. HOG s-Acti,;e at
1odl5c. &. higher. Butchers. s5.5oa5.55: COM
mon So. fnGl3 90. Cuttle--1Oc. higher. Fair to
good shippers s4.iOlT4.75; common, s2Ae.e5.
SheeI--Stealy at $1,000. Lambs-Ensy at $50
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Wall Street Gossip.

NEW YORK, October c4--At the opening
OF tho stock market quotations for the most
part were lower, and IN the first few min
utcs the arb!trnge orders had some effect The
q market rallied from them very easily an.l
supply OF buying orders over SUNDAY. Traders
) were still bulllsh for The most part
\. s,,ch stocks as Union pacific, Era AMI
beading felt the effect of. the for9ign selling
in tho first few lninutes. but the pressure from
the other sde was not really serious.
Heading showed tho most considerable de-
cline in the first quotations ana lacked Inc
aggressive bull Interest Of the recent past
western houses have been sellers lately Of
Reading, and are paying tncrc Atscntlon %
Erie. (,
1fn Chemical Issues were very; strong TO-
day. there was no news, but the buying seem
4 ed 10 bd good. The common sold US hlgsi as
20. ard the preferred up to
Erie shares were strong features. The COM ,i
na four per ees1"rs na e
sharply from the early weakness TX
rock Island and Mexican Central Issues
good gains
7, the late dealings there was hcavysbuyinc
ot Hartman Pacific stocks 1T M advance OF
over point.
e remarkable demonstration OF strength
and hull control was furnished BY the course
Of the market to-day. Foreign news relating
10 the russian Outrage ~ ,ar ~ ~ -, ss =
anxiety but even London markets iaiieh 70
show any nlarmist conditions London how
ever, sold on balance ABOUT tV, ' s'''i'es
In I,c last hour The principal nfluence was
The ruor TIM. orthsrn eeures
The report galred gone credence from the
strength sof Northern Securities on the curb
Traders who took profits reported lheir Stocks
Il1,et ken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
~ s Z, ~ Richmond, Fredericks-
is u 1ss FDurE 81 Potomac X. n d

r.. ke \. !, F,sderiek ! \
q 4aAns leave liicnmold--N ortllward.
AIS "A. NJ, daily, byrd st. Through. y$&5
6:ia a. NJ, daily. Main st. Through
7:l5 4. M. week days. Elba. Ashland accom-.
So, s:io q. NJ. daily BYRD St. Tslroush. Lo.al
4 1906 noon, week days Byrd ST. Through.
400 F.! NJ. week days. Byrd st. r'redertcks-;
+ s:g5 T. Nj. daily. Main ST Through.
$50 r.. ~. weak days. i1lba. Ashland ac-
gcomrnodation. a15,s2
sos Z. Nj, dnily. Byrd st. Through RI
n Trans strive 81 r almond ---5out hWard. sS$t
$40 A. NJ, week uays Elba a ,bIand Sc
lconmoiation. ~, 715=, &, slss9
a:2o A.. NJ. week days. Byrd ST. Fredericles-
Il s:5s a. Nj. daily Byrd st. Through 5fi
j go a. NJ. week days. Byrd st. Through,
s;os 7. 81. daily. Main 81 Through. "
Z 600 T. NJ. week days. Eba. Ashland as
i:ls E. Nj. daily. BYRD st Through.
$3.50 2. Nj, daily. Byrd st. Through. Local
1929 r.. ID daily Main st. Through ss}s4S
5S NOTlG-PulnnnaS sleeping Or Pnrlort Cars on
oil trninB except train arriving Richmond II 80
A. NJ, week days, nnds local accommoda TONS
81 Time Of arrivals and departures md confec.5
stions not guaranteed. ~ sfz+485f
w. d. DUKE. c. N.3CULP. w. P.STAYLoR,F
EGen'l. Man'r.. Asst. Cent. MANY. Traf. Man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
, % : AlAhp Ar LINE RAILWAY,

TRAINS LEAVE RlcHAIoND-DAILY.
EGO r. 5NI.-sanboard IMail--l0:3s p. M.--Sea.,E
board E,xpress-ro Savannah, Jacksonville. Az
lanta and Southwest. NJ. >,,.,,n, -, ,,,,,,..
8 TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY
Z. G: * M.--No. s+--From Florida, Atlanta
and tie Southwest, .s.5
4;55 j. bAI.--Np 6S-Prom Florida, Atlanta
and tho Southwest. /. :. if3 IL
$3.50 P. M,--So. s6--f'Ion Norilna and local
points .5S
7 W.. NJ STAYL' IF. ~ T.. A.,
$40 Fast Main street, Phone tN5