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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
8coTTON,ji !, !, r|,dI:A,iRKETS.

~
& NEW YORK. Sept. 2-The cotton market
opened weak at decllne Of Sdsa points IN re.
Spouse TO easier bles and the 5ltquidatl lon OF
r snsl Se1s During
morning there was much excl ement and Gac-4
a buliish bureau had been discounted while
the the close Of the market on Inc previous night
TO the effect that he feared "a decline. irre-
ns
point OF the morning prices showed q loss Of
about asaii points. IS the hour for the month Z,
81 81 covering By shorts who preferred taking
profits on the break to awaiting the result.o OF
1916; Decembe at TO- 81 January at 40 81 and
March at u. 63. igf "a. 336
cent was followed by active liquidation. In
less than@fve minutes after the report was
read nfiess were Points from
issued. or course, b there was heavy covering
on this addltional decline, which carried prices
last I'VE nesdays but there was also aggressive
pressure from leading bear Int erests. and dur
y Sss
selling around lo:s7, October l9,$s, December
los5; January. u. 80 and March y, ~. or a net
Ther was a sisht raj y 81 the close on room
shors Pest ponts
Tho market will remain closed h over Labor
Day and the action OF Liverpool during the
Interval 5is ava! ted With curiosity. 5i fsl
against ,4ss last week md 1908 last year, For
the week $1,000 bales against 9. 6ss last week
Orleans were 2s5 bales against 90 last year, and
ct Houston &, 5A5 against ssa last year, II
N Cation futures opened weak and closed
steady T. \. I. .
FSepteInber <. II. /. 3. 10. 10 1918 1887 81
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!NkMSM N6ito|ksN5s ts1l.

u LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
l, !, e:oo "A. Mn oRtOLk 81 IrArITED. Arriveai
Norfolk lt;ao al N. Stops only Il Petsrsbtrs
lW n.S! and Suffolk. 3
Rosnoke f l ns,srsSnrg 70 dynehburs
Louis. Blusheld to Cincinnati q: also RosnoEe
70 ! . hsn9o1Nie. and Knoxville TO attano0ga5
i?:1o 81. M.-Ro ANoKE EXPRESS sor Yar. =,
& 400 &. OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. AZ
rives Norfolk 10 +. N. Stops only at Psters.S
s :, < Wayerly and sufiok with
b and washington Through coach TO
ms 81 M.-Eor Norfolk aud Iii stations sass
OF Pete rsburH. Ky l;g l1lS.S
I $3.50 p. NEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Puiiman slsepers Ricnmond TO Lynchburs and
Ghattanooka. Memphis and New crleans. Gaze
d $50 'P. .-wo RLDs FAIR SPECIAL
Through PullMana Sleeper Petersburg TO 4 81
Trains arrive from the West 7:a5 A.s N 1:osS
M and :05 r.. N. from Norfolk II 10 ~ ~
otiee No. sss East Main IS reet.
ljsi3 ". b. BEVII1, ElSS CT R.EBoHLBY.s
+ss III Caen'l Pass ACT. ~ Dist Pass AT. i
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REVIEW Of THE
TRADE CONDITIONS.
s(ByiAssociateds Press.)


81 MEN 8 DIRK, sept. 2.-R 6. Dun g
Company weekly review OF trade to-
morrow will say 3s5 81 /; @
lsfss'' Confidence Increases each week as a
larger proportion of the AGRICULTURAL
yield Is placed beyond the reach OF aln-S5
fury and Industrial Undertakings are
less interrupted by la Dor controversies.
ss.. Is not to be expected that the bus
ness world will II suddenly W, abandon its
tism. $ purcha SEES being still re
;stricted largely to such needs as are
or growing disposition to provide for
more remote Requirements. In many
fines. particularly dry pods. st cks have
been reduced much below normal and
fall shipments are expanding In . heal
thy manner.
Distribution Of mercha ndise Is pro 4
$viding the railways with a large to s--y
mage. prepare lions are Is being made 10
handle the enormous ~ crops, and 81 the
gross earnings OF all railways reporting
for three weeks of aAug gust show a gam
Of u IL per cent over the same tlmo
asst year. Slight evidences Of improve
Sments in the manufacture III Of cotton
goods were removed by the resumption
of wide price changes for the raw ma :.
sterial and aggressive speculation. The
mills are n naturally reluctant Il to make
arrangements for future delivery when
there IL the poss1bil ity$ OF a still higher
price. for raw & aterial. while5 buyers
are equally unwilling & to transact bus,-
ness at he present levei, when cheaper!
raw co ton II Is to be expected.
Failures this week In The United
States are a2c gainst ls1 slasr year.
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HIS NAME ACTS AS
POLITICAL SETBACK.
John Czalgosz, Although Not Re.
lated to- Kitiley's Muir
derer, IS the Sufferer.
fspeciai d The Timss.Dispatch.)

,t5peCldl5 70
q BUFFALO, N. ", September 2.-lr,
making UP the slate of delegates to the
Den1ocratic State convention, representa-
tives OF Goodyear and Cunneen, respec.
lively, sought to avoid appearance Of
fact!onalism BY selecting men who were
mutually satisfactory. The assembly dis
}trict conventions carried out the conve-
na1t Of the Harmony Committee In this
city without a single break, except In the
Third Assembly District convention.
John Czolgosz had 4 been chosen by the
Cunneen faction as one of the delegates
IN this district, and he was passed by'
the Goodyear conferrees. When the corr
vcr1tion assembled an objection was
raised to- Czolgosz BY ID a ward deieEats.
who reluctantly admitted that It was be-
ynusel he bore the name OF; the assassin
OF William Mcklnley. a ~
No one seemed willing 70 Urge
lCzolgosz,s cause. and when Joseph. Pa
procki was proposed In place of Czol-
gosz. Paprockl was elected unanimously.
This Is this second political setback
Czolgosz has had on account OF his name.
He Is not related TO the family Of Pres
}ident NJ cISinley's assassin, and he is pop-
uiar and Influential among Polish-- Amer
leans. ~ f st "A VIZ ~. u
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AUCTION SALE 5, Future Days

IT, RUsTEE' s 5sALE...1, & the undersigned SUB
ID stituted a trusts e ID In execu ton of q cer-
Ps.tTunstali, his wife, % Il. Eyson. trustee,
dated August Slst, 1891. and recorded In tho
clerk s office OF the county OF New Kent. de-
"a tft having been made in the payment ot tho
note Of s7op secured therein. and having been
viii sell at he pro n4s TO
T 1ns 100. . at clock p. N, hat GER
tain lot Of land g. Tnnstal y .. In New Kent
adjoining the lands OF the Sout hern al lrpnd
and others Al being the, same lot Or tract OF
;Te rms Of sale :; Cash to SO much fas Will pay
an the said note and interest thereon from
August ed, 1898 and to defray the, expenses OF
Inc sale. and the balance on q cred OF one and
two years, the purchaser 81 wing his bond, hear.
ing Interest from date, and secured by deed o1
trnat. OF, said land for the stcrred payments,
This lot or tract OF land has 2 yhluab dwell;
oti,er' buildings on Il. and Is strictly a nrst-
class conduct the \ bvslnSEs
stituted Trustee, ss a Aug 2o-Sot
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SOUTH ERN RAFT vAY.

ssCHADULE IN EFFECT MAY 9Th 1904 s
5t TRAINS LEAVE gR1CHMOND.sfgs
100 a. M.-Daily Local for Char M c..
~ u 30 p M.-Dal " Limit ted Buhe PullmaAS
TO- Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans
Memphis. chattaneoga and 1a!L the soath.,,,la
Y ii 10 IL lily. R Limited. sullHA n ready
9:so|P.1 M, for II the South
Y ~ RIVE r Ii NE fsfA
reyss M and E4stn,n
except. Sunday. ~ .
ais Daily except s y y, Z.
tos Balt!Enoss END
Po!n. Monday and :, call AZ
md saturday. ALMONDS and az csster. Point
i:45 Ia. III. Except Sun day.: Local liked for
y W '''es'is1 rTRAINs ARRIVE RIcTIMoND:
aka A. N . and ~ p M.-Frorp al the South
S:s5s r, MFronng Char otteS and ~
N s,sS AT BAL timore and West Polnt sN
4 1o.G51 40 p. N.-Frop, West Point:
CIV. WEsTBuRY.D.P,SA 4 lGhm 2. ~ w.
S, III - Z! !: . -
4 a H.sAcKERT. cen'l NJ
" ash ling ton. =. 81,
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i EXCURSION RATES.
Sweeping Complaint Made q In
terstate Commerce Commission.

VIE III (By Associated Press.) iia4 s5ss..
WASHINGTON, Sept mber6 IA corr
plant was filed with the Interstate Com-5
merce Commission to-day by the Warren
Company. the GRANTEE
Vile Manufacturing Company, the Enter
prise Manufacturing Company, the sbley
Company, the gustas
factory, and the ~ ohm p. King Nlanufac-
turing Company, manufacturers and ship
persaof cotton goods q gainst the South
ern, Atlantic Coast Line, Charleston and
western Carolina, seaboard Air. Line and
Central Of Georgia Railway Companies;
Clyde Line, Old Dominion and ocean:
steamship companies charging unreason-5
able shipping rates and alleging as fac
tors Of ssunreaso bleness excessive ter 81
minal charges and exces sive charges Tor,
marine insura nee. 3
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Visible G ot:tso,,n1 Supply.
.sS nv "A esociated Press. y

81 NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Sept. 2. -.-seeres
tary ester statement ofa. the worlds I !.
shows tie a total visible to be- Il 0o IS. .
against a, l2a,s05 last week and V. 0Ss 3os
last year. OF this I he 4 9 tai ct American
and 1447:Sos last year. n ana sof all other
kinds including Egypt, Brazil, nd La to:i;
s42, 900 against 90 las week and gu Ooo
/. Or the worlds visible supply Of cotton
there is now afloat and n held ms Great
Britain and Continental Euro pc $4,000
bales, against $50, 900 last yea EIgypt.
go. DO against SSl, 900 al las ca No IN
the Unite States ISL OOo, g galnst 16V S ooo8
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New Y ork. s., 0S8. 375 s93 increase, s16.8 q
! Chicago, SIZE, 096, 953; decrease II 45s
Boston $97, 755. 37S; crease,st5s.
/ Philadelphia 500. 792, l62 decrease, II.
ST. Louis. $45. s57. 500; y decrease. s. .
sPittsburg, $35 3ss, 70 \: decrease. 4 {. 59j +
/ San Francisco. $?s 4O4. sf6 II decrease. 12.1.
Ba fillmore. s22, 104, ba5: Increase, "A o. ss
8Cincinnat II, S2o,6 ,450; increase, SIS,
Kansas City, $50, 1856 ,15s; increase. 10.
New Orleans. s1a, OH 61 II Increase, 1911.
4 Louisville, 50, S92,372; increase, IA
Memphis, s2,443,oll; increase, $50
Richmond, s, s73, 63l s; increase, 1851.
Washing ton, s.. 1883. 3sS Ss8
Savannah 50. 66l 30l +: liner ease. & 22.5. i{8
Fort Worth. $3.5I3;4s5: increase 40.
Atlanta, 81, s5s. 525: increase. a..
Nashville, 1908 ,2l0; decrease, sc
Norfolk, $l,2e5, ST; decrease, y Il, 4
Augusta, Ca $l,4sa,33o; Increase, lo7.5.
i Birmingham s1,12s5l6: increase, e.9,S
Knoxville. 81 ,0as, SS5; decrease, 14,5.
Little Rock. 1856. 7s3; d decrease, 81. S3g
Ma con. s$29l 1854 !: decrease, 62,S, s5
Chattanooga, $64o,61o: Increase. 4, 1.
Jacksonville, Fla, s624. 279; y increase, 1876.
Houston, 81 ,22s, 7aa /; Increase, S4.s. IL
\ Galveston 3d. g. 900; increase, &c. Il
Charles Ton, s, G., s57l III decrea Sc, 1874.
Totals United States. $3.50, sss. 800; In
.rease, SO. a IS FREE
Outside New York. 7l5.so7. 4ls; decrease,
"A, III ssli !s
Totals Canada SAC lss, 25s; decrease. 40,
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9. sI,p,.etI2-tds
lfS1! 81
r. 3. Chafnn g Co, Inc.a,
Real Estate Auctioneers, III

AUCTION. SALE Of s297
u ACRES ~ ON OSBORNE ROAD,
ABOUT SEYENssAt MILES Err I'M RICH
NONE. sS ..S
S3S Acting fund er IL deed $ot trust ted Mo-
VEN Der zee, 1882, record ed in the clerks
ONCE Of Henrlco8 County Court, D .sB. 141i
sB, page s16s. and be Ing 50 quired BY the
ben ciary i will sell by pll blio4 auction,
In front of Ienrico4 Conn ty Court house, j on
MONDAY sEPTEAiBER r. u. u 1904. An IL
II. the property describes in said deed as,
follows: Y that 5certa III tract Of land.
In the countygo OF Henrlco, Va a nd known
as .Longh eld, and cont in Ing 297 acres
be the same. more or less. & bounded on the
ieas 6 and ives tSbyS he land s. formerl own
ed by seddon. z. IA kim and on the north
by the ] lands formerl owned by Jackson
Il. al tldrey and on tho i; south by James
River. s U.s., 81 s
and to pay mates amounting % ;s,7o7os.
and the REMAND Ter In cas- SS iiit
JNo c. EASLEY., iAdmr OF Il @
Il; r. b. c lin, Il trustee, dec d.
sept lids Ss
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BY G. L 4 H. =. Denoon,
Real Estate Auet ioneers, 4
Il; SOL Main Street.
5ITRUisTEE's SALE VI
1s 81. OF THE
Neat Frame cling,
No. 427 q wv. tDuval Street,


BY virtue Of "a certain deed Z Of trust,
dated July "a 1903. and ecorded In Dbl
IFS c, page 2b7. Rio hmond G hancerys Court
default hay wing been made in ! he payment
of the debt secured md being req uired3i
the premises, on ~, lStgs
"WEDNESDAY. SEPT. I'll, 1901.
at S o clock P.s M \, the a ove property.
located 5on the sout b side Of Duval Street
east of Brook Avenue, from ting on Duyal
Street nineteen Q9) feet nd six {6) Inches,
regular depth 10 an alley 10 rect 4,
AZ This house Is well rented to q prompt
tenant and { Is just The elias OF property
to bring large returns on The Investment.
any taxes due and sufri ient to payssa
debt Of $3.50 .90, wit h x nterest from ~ ly
522, 1901. balance at one and two years;Eo or
all cas- h, at option Of spMr chaser. $S
G. II bENO On 81 Trustee.
5onef .. "a ;a1
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I#Wo.NpE : { R3.vVHY!E

For1s the best reason. III e ogglel Bus
gsays SO. This super-int Ell ectual !tttl.i
Rug and Capt. r. 8 Z. a q ans. manager y
or the Popular Trll by, have been W
close conference all this week, 81 and 4 ne
from the queer lan g ia SO ri
5tllts Insect OF world celebrity ttlaat3snext
Sunday Is going to be Il the prettle and
the most enjoyable In the history at this
train, which leaves Eyrd tree stat lon5
every Sunday morning "a T. $50 and arrives
Norfolk. Ocean " lew an d " mia = each
one hour earlier: than a ny otller route.
No one doubts the decis on OF his little
Bug with such q rnammoth TIN mind.
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s s,ssn 6 ss.s rs:s'; 4 !.

IL 70 g ] buro g q osornacy
W rains Leave 8 Rlchmond ~ ort Inward. sss
AIS A. daily. Byrd 81. Throux IL. ssJ
~ "a. n. daily Main through.
7:16 AZ NJ week days. 81 Ashland aaccorrs
u s;4osAs n B daily. Byrd 8. Through. 1oea,
III Il Is noon, week days BYRD ST Through.
800 Pr Nj week days Byrd St. FTedsricks.s
56b : p. II: daily Main st. Throurh q
s $50 =. week da ys.ss E;lba nd ~.
r. Sos Pc M. .# daily. Byrd St. Through. IN III III
ssGgST rains Arrlv Rchm ond---: out Inward
$40 A NJ. week days Eslba- bland ao.E
sn AZ ", week days: Byrd 81 yredsrieks-
SIS a. III !. 4 daily. Byrd s.. ThrouEh
s ii 80 a. NJ. week days. Byrd St Through.
1e rs. r. M. DALI, Main S.. Through:
"a 500 Il. N week days Etba- oh land aa-3s
sa.1Kl PIN. daily. Byrd st Through.
ito & u, daily. Byrd ST.
stops. u, 4, tS{ x N ~. fS
NJ NOTEc-Puliman& Sleeping g Or Earlor iCars on
ali trains except train arriving Richmond 1l:5o
a. NJ :. week days. and loca1 j accomn1o lions
Time OF arrivals and departures and 5connec-
va 7'sns nfs fSHsas:s I Il
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SALES.
1890 A,nalgamated Copper 80.
2 900 A n ~ Catr a ~ Tnit1d ~ IL

17bO0 Ar11algamated Copper ......
300 Amer Car and FOundry....
100 Amer. Cotton OIL ........s..
100 Amer Snuff ........., 4,..s..5
400 Amer. Snuff, pids..........
zoo Amer. Can .,s..,.......,s..
1000 Amer. Can, pfd .......s...i..
1900 Amer. Locomotive cofrl....
100 Amer. Locomotive, pfd.a.e
$500 Amer. Sugar ........,....
s729 A, z. and 9. Fe, CON-.
1890 Baltimore and .Ohfo.........
1880 Brooklyn Rapid Tlafislt....
100 Canada d Southern .......... u
500 Canadian Pacific y. .....,.9
300 Chesapeake and Ohio.....s
200 Chi. Great Western s,.,.. ~
1890 Cfii.ss Nil. and g. F.. .l.s.....
"a 200 Colo. Fuel a nd 1rof1. $1,000
700 Colo. Southern, com. ....s.
Z 25O0 Colo. Southern. list pfd
200 Colo. Southern, I'd pfd..,...
1900 Clev., Gin. " Chi. and s. LIS
21O0 Cont. 10 bacco q, III pfd ....... s
4 100 Consolidated Gas ...,!.....
1l0O Delaware and Hudsorl......t
4 800 Del s. Lack. and West. .....
ZOO Erie. I'd pfd /. ..........,
500 General Electric ............S
1900 Illinois Central ..:::...,..S5
ZOO Louisville and Nashviile....
400 Manhattatl.....s ....... 1850.
29S0O Metro. Street Railwa y......
1890 Mexican Central .:.....s
1240D Mo. Kan. and Z Tex, COM.
1890 M o.. Kan. and Tex. Iofd 80.
& Elk. Div. ~ iper cent. {
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BALTIMORE n p Sept s,-F 7, uRT lou
ana unchanged Wheat y ot &, contrast 81
SISSssN ssm tss
az es S;ios. cernrpull spos and The men emu,
IS SsN a.; southern white oAts-EisMi
Firm and unchanssd sncy !nlltation. !19isc;
fancy creamery, raney Jade, 1sS;;s
Sarrsa Al slc and CHANGED;
isrss and small, OK 6l0c iE medium eh
isugar-strong and unchARged ~.
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BY ]. B. Elan and Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
pUBLIC AUCTION SALE,
OF
That Elegant, Spacious, Thoroughly
Modern and Exceedingly
Attractive
Monument Ave, Residence,
NORTHEAST CORNER
Monument Avenue and
Meadow Street.
ii Lot t32x16O Feet, 8sss 55iss
No. 1942 Monument Avenue.

BY reuuest OF the owner. who Is declin-
Ing housekeeping and fully resolved TO
sell. we shall sell by public auction. on
the premisep, on TIL URsDAY, sEPTEAf-
sBER B, 1904. at $40 o'clock p. V NJ, the
above named eligibly locat ted, new, de-
5tached, corner residence OF three and a
half stories above basement containing
about IA large rooms, with ali moderfl
gcorvenieices, extra large colonial par
ior. large and elegant diningrooin, wide
halls. handsome cabinet mantels, six
handsome chambers with stationary
wa shstands, large Kitchen, laundry,
pantry, handsome bathroom, ample
closets, linen room, billiard room, etc.,
finished In white enamel heated through
out by improved apor syst EN-, electric
and gas light, handsome combination fix
lures. granolithic noor'in basement, hands;
come front and rear yards. and being In
design and con structlon, one Of the most
costly and attractive residences in that
choice. and rapidly improving section.
The lot fronts 90 feet, running back with
In parallel lines $50 feet to an alley 20
feet wide. n ys g3 .lSl h " 81
at sale Ira large part o E the purchase
money lat long time. Il desired. The
premises will be open for inspe ton at
the time Of sale. and may be seen earlier
upon application to the 3auctioneers. "A
j qB. ELAN & co. .hAuctioneers.
Sept 2-tds. d 4
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Print E,,r.l l,t:5'i.C Cloth Co ds.a
nv =, A,ssoc,at q, cd d, Press

81 81 (Bys7Assoctated Eress1 n 81
FALL RIVER, MASS, Sept. 2.--iThe
weekly sales In the sprin tx clio tn market are
estimated at from fOo 900 to g125, 900 pieces:
By the mills here during the week than
has been the case for omes time past,
but outside Of this. the ma rkets Is prac IL
"a Iiy1unci hang ed sd Regulars are selling $at
three cents and odd good s on hat basis.
The mills are not buying any co ton; pre-
ferring to wait for more L.
material and that :$of cloth.
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81 . Q - -
& PRODUCE MARKET

NETWORK. Sept. Ell oUR About steady
with light derna ndes Rye Flour--ErIn; choice
Ia fancy. 81 5SSiL So Cornmeal- Steady. Rye
Nominal. "a Ri rIey g adssI s q. tn . 81.
WheatSpot easy rec, !,hon
States and tfirms cable but ruled weak al day
under liquidation and ssressive bear
Closing k1lMc.y3 ne lower. May closed az
fsi.llsi September, 81. December "
Corn-Spot easy Il n %. e. 9 ton market
opened Hrmer with whea but. gave way unn ,le
eenber.s 5sMca Oats-Spot dull !; mixed CO ts.5
All d3s 81 Ontons nominal Sept mbeT 3!
IA Beet-Steady.34 Cut Meats-Firm; picked
shoulders, picked hams, ios7 llc:a Per
pound Steady refined sie = porh
Coffee-spot RIO stead e;: h So
mild. steady: cordoya. 0918c. The market t Eos
eoffea futures opened steady at a decline OF s9
10 points The close was steady at g decline
of 515dg0 points. Sales Ib coo bags. sugaE--s
Raw arm reAned Arm. No
i lAsutter-steady; renovated common to sxtra
loefrSc. che ese-St ready and unchanged. EggsT
Firm and 8linchan ed. . = y. !, II.
Potatoes Steady; Long Isiand. " si:toM L.;
ssSsy hensbblsksa
Steady Long Island. er 100 pounds, " eoa :. .;
per barrel, ESD 76c.
ca Ih and bearsh crop sdytces resulted IN e
Fsstback in wheat prices to-day, the .Decemner
option closing with g loss o. Cctn
was down Y &c. oats shoWea - loss g -
he The lea M futures ranged as follows:
sl5tS-'3 --1ri 49, Open, 3i HiKh f5s LOW Clo6e
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COTTON CONDITIONS
Monthly Report Of Chief Of the
Bureau Of Statistics. II
n DIV AssocIa ted Pres,s.I.

eSIst sfsPF h BSy ghs
iofy Statistics Of the DEPARTMENT. Of SA ell
Icul ture wi show the aYera re cond lonpnf
as compared With k9l,6 last month N.55
on August Is, 1893, and q ter'-year ayerage
by States on August 95th In each OF the
last three Years, and that on n ] ulyg %,
1904, with the ten-year Y: g vera ges h
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DRY GOODS MARKET

b NEWtYoRK, Sept -Buyersfcf dry goods;
effect OF the sudden decline In raw cotton as
a. result Of the puhlic ton Of the government
report Is; OF course. prob but Is not
Immediate future, much depending u on the
course OF the raw ma terial for the next few
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/, RICHMOND STOCK MARKET. y
3 chmond. Va, Sept. 2, 1904.


Il Virginia. Carolina Chemical CO. preferred,--a
fsVirSinla. al oiina Chemical common-a
shares at S2sS
;$ss STATE sEcUR1T1Es.s Bid. Asked
8Nos.h g car9,ina o 1910 3,
Va csn,urie.. &c and K. issi ~ Isl
d CITY SECURITIES @
R Ksssss e a''y ,.... is ss isia
~ RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlanta and Char. LAT s.. R: r.. 1901 /. le7
!. Of Conn Ger. Of Ind pc. @
N c & sea Il IL 1adp 81 g 81 Ill
Ga. Car. and Northern LIST IS. 1870. LIZ
.ssrsla 4; ~ ,s;s e
and 1872 20
Rich. and Neck. LIST IS. 1913 S
Florida southern. 1915. =. 5 Y5X
esern cen. is. 6. x. 81 s:s
4 S. "a. l.. s-year p. i{c,, 1901 .s5H %
@ RAILROAD Stocks. Par n SIS
Atlanta and Charlo lite loo lss
Atlantic Coast Line pfd ..... ioo is
Aansis esss, E Line s & ss
Chesapeake and n Ohio 100 5s
a. az sSd Pc Ds & osiis.:.:.. 1ss e
s sasssia M lime ON IS is Is
Southern Railway i pfd ). 100 IS !. 81
Southern Railway com 10y % a3
& BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES. ii
Richmond r. and S. Dep CO. 100 los AZ M
Virginia Trust Co. 100 100 M
Bank Of Richmond 100 Ito
" MISCELLANEOUS. 3s{
american Tos: CO p ,t g p 1 e" l g
Continental Tob. pfd, p 100 lxs 1874
Consolidated Tob p. O. bonds !. 100 Y Rs. 4
SIS. 81 CO. LIST bonds. p. !eo SCI S.
Cheu1.8 100 107 1911
Va Carolina Chemical com. 100 SO is 33Gi
Va Car c. Coz COLT pM 90 ~ 100 3.
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Northern Pae,Ac Is 80. 74H
norfolk and western! con. 4s........,..... lolH
Ioreeon Short line Al and Partic.. ........ 9ssh
psnnsv,va Ma N cuny Il. .e9A
3ea ding Il enerai IA e9H
81. Louis and iron Mountain con-, 5s..... 1ls&
ST. Louis and San Francisco fg. S....... IS B.
ST. Louis stern lists s7ls
Eoaboa "A aIr4sT IA :. =, 60
so,ithern Pacific Is \. &. s3st
Eoif harm aiIyyay "a III "a
and PACING 1sts q e. 119k
Toledo. ST. L.. and Western 4s......... 761s
linton IL ~ 105 81
Union PACIFIC COW Is I. Z. !. 1854
~. s.. Steel I'd IS Sosss
wabash Deb s 81. y. i. 64M
wheeling and Lake Erie 49,. !. el1s
vJurnnsjn "A Cent IA III 81. I, \. 20 4
Colorado Fuel and Iron conv. 5s......... 70
NJ and o, Collateral Trust s5
Central of Georgia I'd Inc !. y. 4sia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
1 CHAN VISIT ] ] !. s.
SHIPS AT I |. !; D . ]. POINT !
SUM !

q. and o, Sunday Cutters Will have ~ e. q
chance to visit the M Minneapolis, an an
zee. Prairie e, 4 columb ia, Massac husetts,
and several a other ships now lying OF
Old Point. III ~
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Chlcago and Northwcstern con. 7s..,.... 1881
Chicago a r. Il and Pacific 4s..,,..........i Is q
gChicago r. T. and Pac. col s. ......,...... ssh
G.. e., c. and ST. Louis gen. "a. 10lh
Chicago Nrermnal As q q
Consolidated Tobacco g,
Colorado and Southern -
Denver and Rio Cirande Is. 1ol
Erie prior len 49,, i. ssH
Eric General is. 4. 4. sex
Fort Worth and Denver CT ]. 1854
Hnckinp alIey y1lbs n. y. :. X. a.. 10S
Lotijsviie and Nash Uiiifed AZ. loot
Manhat tan con. gold lC6ls
Mexican A CPytral IS 6,N
Mexican Central 1st Inc. q. 16ls
MINI and Ste Louis ~ II. Z.
III Kar,sa nd T exas ID r. 100 &
Missouri, Kansas end Texas I'd So. so,t
Nationals r. OF Mexico con- IS !. $50. t76h
NevyaYork h ge n, az z. 100 H
New Jersey Central gem. IS 1. z. q. 1891
Norfhern Pacific "a It's 81