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BANK CLEARINGS.
Those of Richmond Show an In
crease for the Week.

tBy Associated Press0
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The tollow 4, 8
table. compiled by Bradstrect Shows tne
bank clcarings Mt Il number of the prlnol-
pal cities for the week ended October 2ltn.
with the percentage of Increase and de-
crease as compared with tho cortesp. ,n \ q.
ing week last year SiXty-three other
cities are included II theStotnls:
New York, S1,6sG, 1913, GSl; Increase IL
Chicago, S176,G97, 5IS; decrease5.2.
Boston, sl37T2i.473; increase 17.G. ~
Phlladelphia, sl26,37G,3 $50: Increase 10.9.
T. St.s;I-ouis, 5S.7S6,206; Increase I'll.
SPittsburg, s43,5g0,6li; decrease IL
San francisco. $50 So; Increase 2.O.
Baltimore, s23.12s,2sG; increase 1913.
Cincinnati, sgU,i55.5s0; Increase IL.
Kansas city, s2i,0iss,Sa3; decrease Sp.
New Orleans, s20, ~, O94 increase &c, w.
y Louisville. $lO,TSG, "G3; Increase lU.1'
Memphis, sfiUG4i: Increase 80
\ Richmond, $4.9s3, 19i; Increase as.S.
4 Washing on Si,303, sos; Increase IL
Z Savannah, sho0s, 1874; decrease 49,
Fort Worth, Sa,3G0, 3l7: decrease 3l0 rs
Atlanta, $344l,3l3: increase AZ
Nashville. $3.50, 7a3; Increase 2l9.
L Norfolk, S1,&0,G2f; increase ~. 38
Augusta, $2O70.S42; increase IL !
Birmingham, 5ss. 955; increase nrnr a. %
Little Rock, 81, 325.4 55: increase 14.S.
Macon, 7l2,240; decrease 36.3. %
Chattanooga, ss2S.201; increase Isl. y
Jacksouvilic, S755.355; increase 13.l.
Houston, SlG229, 04s; decrease 200.
4 Galveston, Sl3G67, 900; Increase li,9.
Charleston, s, c., Sl63l ODD Increase y. 4.
/ Totals United States. -, 1t9,os2, oel; IN M
crease 44.2. -. Il, -. 81
~ ~ . /, ~, =, exc oss} GAG. increasa 1O9 N
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FATAL ACCIDENT
in GEORGIA.
Boilers at Mill Explode and
Kill Several Negro
Worknen.
(I,y Associated ,ress.>

I-a91 1-.1 113y AssOcnted TFess'5 NJ -.aI.. y y
4 BRUNSWICK, GA. October as,--News
reached this city to-day OF u fatal uccl-,
dent al satilla Bluff. forty miles from
here. The large boilers IN the mill Of the
Hilton Dodgn Lumber Company, exploded
late yesterday afternoon Fl The mill prop
erty was practically demolished. Three
Negro worknaen We're killed outright. The
body OF one man was blown across tho
river, n,
Manager J A. Foster. of this place, left
this morning for the scene OF tn disaster.
He could give no definite details. The
mill vas a arge one, cutting forty thou
sand to fifty thousand feet per day.
Operations ara suspended indefinitely.
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The = Oklal1olrrnr1a 4 Way

4 when one OF our. young couples gets
married., they do not spond q month
honeymooning. like It is the custom (, ln =
the last, but they settle down 70 me
,,,rnose Of building up a comfortable and
happy home. Instead OF "spoonlng'Hs
around over the country. attracting the
attention Of everybody, looking siokening,
~ lovablc and chilling each other nll
kinds or sweet little "ohestnuts," the
newly married. may be found at work
the next day following the nuptials. It
may DO tho bride will put out q big
ws.sh.ng, while the other hnlf Will be
FOUND iploughing corn and carrying water
slmultaneously,-A g.. ~ Enter;
prise. aiS
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FINANCIAL.

5 TO THE HOLDERS or THE FIRST
MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS OF lHrI
VIRGINIA ELECrR1CAlI RAILWAY
AND DEVELOPMENT COT
You Will please take notice that under
the direction OF tho Circuit Court Of tts
United States In tho suit Of the Bowl
Ing Green Trust Company VS.. Virginia
Passenger and Flower Company provi-
sion has been made for the lfnmedlats
payment OF all interest coupons OF tho
above bonds. duo July 1, 1904. or prior
tloreto. by deposit OF money with us.
Upon presentation OF your coupons to
tho Undersigned, they will ba paid.
gANk or RICHMOND.
Successor to Richmond Trust and Safe
Deposit Company. Trustee.
re THE HOLDERS OF THE FIRST
MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS OF TIE
sWESTHANIPTON PARK RAILWAY CO.:
You will please take notice that under
direction OF tho Circuit Court OF the
United states In the suit Of the Bowling
Green Trust Company W. Virginia Pas
senger and Power Company. provision
has been made for the Immediate pay.
fment ofgall interest coupons OF the above
bonds, due July /, 1904. or prior thereto,
by deposit OF money with US.
Upon presentation OF your coupons to
the undersigned. they will be paid.
BANK OF RICHMOND,
Successor to Richmond Trust and Safe
Deposit Company Trustee.
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Rsssi

scAEpuLEIIN, EtE u, !, MAY syl,l 1904 s5s
200 AZ n. Daily. Local for Charlotte. c.
Il $3.50 p. z M.-Daily. Limited. Buffet Pullman
Memphis. Chat tanoogo and al .he South.
8 700 r. z M--Ex. sunday IS X aysville Local. s5
/. II 100 T: NJ. daily. Limited. Pullman ready
$3.50 p. NJ, for oil tho South. 3ksa
33} YORK RIVER LINE. u S3
Tho favorite route to Baltimore and Easte.uS
poinss. Leave Richmond 1870 p. Al.-Daily.5
2:l5 r, M.--Local. Daily. except Sunday
ago y. M.-Except Sunday 4 For or West Point.
river landings. Steamers sailing from West
Point Monday, "Wednesday and friday call at
Yorktown and Clay Bank: Tuesday. Thursday
ana saturday, Almonds ana Gloucester Point. 3
fTE4:45 A.. hl.-Except sunday. Local mixed for
" 'ss TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:bs a. NJ. and s43 P. M.--B'rom all the
'S s:a5 p M.-From Charlotte and Durham.
II $40 A.. AI.-E'rom keysvtlle IS &. II
n 9:25 A.. M.-Baltimore and West Point.
. I0:45 A. NJ. 1,lO r. M.-From Vest Point
c. w WEsTBuKY. 2. II A.; RIGhmond; "a. "a
S, II. 3liARDW1CH. w. aH.9TAYLOHf
q FIT: u: A q; Rr Gen + Msr: -
washington D. G. -
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n NV = w K0lto|k&WeStern

LEAVE RICHMOEDe DAILY, aSt g53# ~
,S:O0 a. M.-NORF0Lkt LIMITED, Arrives
"na .Sl and s.. SUFFOLK
R Ras Cart ,PIetersbsrg to Ly3ehburg md
Louis, Biuefied to Cincinnati, also Roanolso
n 70 h Hf and Knoxville to Chattanooga
g 1910 r. M.-RoANoKE EXPRESS for Farms
vile. Lynehburg and Roanoke. $50 rs 5$7i95
o:ou +. M.-OCEAN3 SHORE IINfITED.a Arss
rives Norfolk SEQ T. n. Stops only at Peters,
nurg. WavGrly and suffolk. 81 Connects with
steamers to Boston, Providence, New York.
ia t!tore and Washingtori. 34 5ii99T s.Il
!, s. =; M.-Tor Norfolk and oil stations eass
y 40 r. M.-sNEw oRLEA MS SHORT LINE,
Puliman} Sleepers Richmond to Lynchbu.s and
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol, Lynchburw 70
Ghatanooga Memphis and New Orleans. CAD
$50 e. IL; -.woRLDs FAIR SPECIAL
Louis Cato Dining Car. ri SSff.~
q Trains arrive from the West {7:3s A. M, 400
T. ~ and 9.o5 P. N. from Norfolk IL SO a.. II.
and G:50 p. NJ. {{a g{5f & -
Once No Sss East Main street. & aSsB
w. b. 5BEvILI, c. II. fBOSLHY. tIs
Cent Pass a ct. Dist. Pass A gt,5;
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
SALES

300 a. G. t., com........s....
Amer. Grass Twilie.........
CISCO Ainalgamatcd Copper .......
11O Amer. Car and Foundry.
30 Amer. Cotton Oil.
Amer. Snuff .................
Amer. Snuff, pfd. ...........
1000 Amer. Can .....,.............
1906 Amer. Car, pfd.t..........
$500 Amer. Locomotive, com....
500 Amer. Locomotive, Dfd....
1234C0 Amer. Sugar ................
22,t0 A., Z and 8. Fc, coln.....
300 a., r and =. Fe. pfd.......
1850 baltimore and Ohio........5
1900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Canada Southelil............
1000 Canadian Pacific ..,.....t...
700 Chesapeake and Ohio.
$500 Gil. Great Western. .....
5000 Chi, MI. and s. Pr.
1880 Colo. Fuel and Iron.
100 Cello! Southern, CON-. $500.
500 Colo. Southern. 1st pfd....g
100 Colo. Southern, I'd pfd....
loo Clev., Gin. Chi. and $. L....
100 Cont. Tobacco. pfd.......
500 Consolidated Gas ..........
1900 Delaware and Hudson......&
300 Del. Lack. and Weston
1S9400 Erie, cOm........ ..........
400 Erie, LIT pfd...
1900 Erie. "a Observation-Disclosures.
100 General Electric ...........A
900 Illinois Central ..............
5000 Louisville and Nashville...
$500 Manllnttni1...... ..sl.... ....k
1i70O Metro. Street Railway. -.
1000 Mexican Central .........
800 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, COM.
1000 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd...
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The Print Market.

(By Associated Press)
Il FALL RIVER, MASS, Oct. 52S.-Weekly
sales in tho print cloth market are esti-
mated az 10000 pieces. "A general stag
nation continues in tho market for print
cloths. The prices for goods are un-
changed ons$a basis OF three cents for
regulars. There is nothing new In the
strike situation and no definite date has
been yet set for resumption Of opera
ton. a5#{ ,33gi8is ~ ~ vi
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475; fair TO choice mixed, s3.5oa4.s5; native
lambs. 81 25IG .o1. - - ~ FL -


lambs. si.25as.oo.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s-BEEvEs-ReceIpts.
l,24s head II cars on salo Good steers tirm;3
others slow; bulls and cows slow. Native
steers s3.59il5. 10 IS stays. $40: bulls, 5000
ass 3 cows, 81. 20 GUS. Calves-Rcceipts, 1tS
head. Veals and grassers steady. veais $4,000
}5S0 grass. s3.Dg; Westerns. nominal Dressed
calves steady. Sheep and Lainbs-Receipss,
TO shade lower. Sheep, sSa4 40; culls, s!dl2 60
lambs, S5g6OO choice, 500: eulls s3.50a4 %.
Hogs Receipts, 200 head. Market & steady
Prime hogs, So q Ma.
4 UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBURG. PA,
oct, 2s.-cATrLE-Supply light; q ma rket
steady Choice So A9d5Go prime s. ly g ,, 80;
s5.lea mediums s. 20aSs9; heavy yorkss rs
$50; roughs. s4fla.75. sheep--supply fair; mar
ket soY Prime 81 g :as
calves, s747.50
& CINCINNATI, o, Oct. 2s.-.IoG s--Active,3 &C.
lower Selected shippers $50: selected buten
Steady and wax Fair to good. shippers, ;. g
AIS; common. seGD rs. sheep-steady a Sig
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OPTICIANS AND
WHAT HELPS THEM.
The Man Who Wears Glasses
Knows Why Eye Doctor

. - q
Before I ever wore glasses" said q
man who now does wear them, y used
to wonder how all the optic clans smado a
living. there were 80 many OF them. It
seemed to me that II all creation was
blind 1t wouldn't be enough to supply
then. all wlth BUSINESS. But now Il know.
4 when ] first put on glasses I said to
myself. We'll, that's done. I've got my
glasses !; and supposed that's all there
was to 1t. thought TINT in flYe or ten
years or so I'd get my eyes examined
over again and maybe have to buy an
other pair, but that In tho meantime
should he under no further expense.
.,But es a matter OF fact ! smashed my
/ first pair or glasses the day after
3 got them, and break my glasses on an
Il average now about seventeen times q
year, had thought that my optician
and would DO compa rative strangers.
should see him so seldom; but actually
"A see him often .s;sj "a. :,
i am a regular Gust mer. and instead
OF being comparative strangers we are
really well acquainted and friends. NJ
certainly couldn't get along without him,
and Il don't suppose he could get along
without me. fi}. &,
.And that accounts for the opticians
prosperity. It isn't the original number
Of glasses he sells, but It Is the number
of the renewals and repairs he makes
that keeps him going and makes MN
rich; ond when look at II IN this llghl
and reject that while perhaps not more
than one person In ten wears glasses
Vet in effect his customers number. more
than ali creation, why, my; wonder Is. not
that there are so many opticians, but that
there are not more New Y orl1 Times II
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MISCELLANEOUS MARRETA
PEANUT MARKET.

100 ~ $500 LynchbuTH, VA. OCT Is, ElWt
spanIsh-AIarkct nominal at 0Oc,; sales this
Week OF about $500 bags have greatly reduced
holdings and the stock now ts composed mostly
al 4c, for fancy stock. Market bare Of stock.
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BALTIMORE. MD. Oct. es,-FI.oUR--Quiet
Eli No. g red. Western sL17al.17A; ).
Southern by sample, s5e OIL, lo:.,. C1rn-Dull;,
southern white corn, AZ ahsc OATS Erin: No.
white gs4e mye and 1c M9, dWeftsrn;
inta lion l7dIlsc do creamery, 22h: dl23c; do,
iadle, ltQl6c. store-packed. 1sdl4c. Eggs-
Firm and unchanged at FAC. Cheese--steady
ma unchanged. Sugar Unchanged.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

rT, AIMS LEAVE l;ICliIUND sDAILY-BYRDss
80. N STREET STATION. ft5jsssAS,
I:bt'EC11NI ~ SU4NiI.ki, SET. ,1lIG. I,
4 9:o5 A.. MA. z. J., express to all points
South. 5'5555 "a
$500 a, M.-Petersbu,I and Norfolk.
1910 u. 3Al.--Petcrsburg and N. ann w. Weass
-3:oO p M,-petersDlrg md Norfolk 81 $s II
sl:IO Pr M,-(iolsboro Local. Is 5SfllsS
b:55 p M-PetersburG local. "a
b re, Il, M.-"Florldn und West Indian $Ltnss
ited" to ali points South.
$3.50 Il. M.-Petarsburg and \, and w. West
4 ii 80 p. M.-Pe,ersburg Local. is5f5
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. Tn
t:o7 A. NJ; 1885 A, M.6 1925 a. A: ..slo;N
AM !: 1870 + NJ; i 100 i. NJ: 2;Q5 p. IL;
s:boHp p. M.;"'i:ts r, M.;59:05 p. NJ.
Except Sraoay, "SInday oniy.
w. ]. chAIG. Gen. Pass ACT.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,

Richmond. Va, Oct. g, 1901 Y
IL SALES
Virginia 3s--5. 800 ut 96H.
Virginia Centurles-lO000 Mt 81: 1000 ut 81;
loo ut "; 5000 Mt y97's; !. 600 at ny
4 n SeaboardN Air Line isl, 900 at S11s
y First National Bank--l5 at 2l5. @ 25sStl
\ STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked.
Ma as, New. G. and r., 1892. ~. 96A SGla
Va Centuries. o-3, c. and H., 1891. 81 y7i
CITY SECURITIES. .
Richmond City. 1888 observation-disclosures. 1918 ~,
s RAILROAD BONDS. 4, Il
Atlanta and Char, LIST IS. r.. 1907 l07 -.
e. g. L.. q g. Ger Of Ind Ind 3 = c. c.. u
a. G, 1. r. y. Con- TT. 4 p,. Gees, as1s n,
a. G. ". Certificates Of Ind 4 n, o.. %
Ga. 50. ana Fla. LIST IS. ls4s;: ..,...llt .,,s5
~. and w, Ry 4s, l396.........,..,1 100
N. and W. Rya Pocahontas 4s......,. % go,
! Rich and Neck. LIST As. l94s......,. So ,..sl
Western, n. G. list 6s G.. loi4,..,,. lis 80
S. a. L, Con. list As ls5O..,..,.... Sis Sis
RAILROAD STOCKS Far.
Atlanta and Charlotte. .,,.......l0o 100 q.
Atlantic Coast Line A.m,,.,.......lO 1879 III
Atlantic Coast Line com. ,.....,l00 1854 40 q
Atlantic Coast Limo Of Conn.,. 100 2Sh 500
Chesapeake and Oho.,....,....,,.1W 46 20.
\ Ga. So and Fla. lst ptd....,..., leo 80 -.
Ga, So and Fla. I'd pfd .........loo 63 ~.
Ga So and Fl, Ela com, ,.,..',''..l 100 80 40
r., u, and p. Div, Oblig,.,..ll0 2SS $40
1 r., +, and Pc ~ G. guar,,,..,,,l00 2Ss
Z H., n. and r. z p, @. guar........l0N 2ss
6eabuard Air Line pfd",....,,.,.l0 50 a3ha
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nv cOoDs MARKET

NEW YORK Oct 2s--The dry goods market
ers and dslneiinatlon to sell for future, The
scarcity OF spot stocks Is becoming very notice.
able and 1t Is believed buyers are govern ng
their actions accordingly.
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Other Pro lice arkets.

NEW York. oct m oul,- Market dull
and shade lower Ntnnesota patents, 6.2,GP'
G'bO Rye Flour-Q piet,S buck wheat e. n Flour
Steady at s2.lQ0e ~ cornneal lulet,4 Rye
Nominal. 3arley-- Steady. ssSss q 95lgg
Whoat-spot Irregular, red n, el!ii,,3
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. es..-Seaboard Air
Line common 1s1s 1915 do. preferred. 3atta
337s. Atlantic Coast Line common, l5sllil1
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- llET'I7. q. -, \,
TOBACCO MARKET.

g35Is Richmond va, 4 Oct. g. 1904 ~
4 Dark Fired Tobacco--Re ceipts and offerings
very light and market quiet Mt unchanged
nrices Very little dong sun cured-tOid) sea-
SON I over. nothing doing; 5& (neW) = receipts
continue light. and market active ut quoatt9 IN
ights-Receipts far, and market quiet but
firm at unchanged uotatlons sj33
,rhe quotations are as follows:
49, ilARI K E,IRt;D #TOBACCO-NEW.
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disc and passengers Old dominion line.

disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
SAILED
steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise and
ia ssengers, Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, tncrchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
PORT or WEST POINT, OCT, ~, 1904
ARRIVED
baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo.
Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore, passengers
Elm City, Haynes. fAlattaponi river landlnEs.
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, OCT. %, iooi.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lugano, New Orleant.
Barge FELIX, Providence.
Barge gcully, Providence
Schooner GeorgegC 4. drawers, Baltimore.
4# SAILED
Steamer Kanawha. Liverpool.
Steamer Lusano, Bremen.
Schooner Three Marys. Providence.
Schooner Governor Anes. Portland.
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Norfolk and western con. 4............... 1o0h
Oregon Short I.ine As and partc.,,,,,,.,, 1O3h
Sss%SF as@;rs :s i;
ST. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s........' S6,a
st. Louis southwestern 1sts..........,.. a9.5
Sraboa ri Air Line 81
southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 9i5
Southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1Sb
Texas and Pacific 1sts. ...................,.3 1l9
Toledo, ST. L. and Western As ........,... sl9s
Union Pacific is ................. 100
linen Pacific COW As 113M
Ii s. Steel ID IS s1:s
Wabash isis e. ............ l19 81
WABASH Den I3s .........,.......... Sc
wheeling ana Lac Erie 4s.................. eosi
Irjsrnnsn Cent raj a. 90
c.oora do. F,,e conv Is .............. S1si
AZ and O. Collateral ,rrust 4s.............. 50
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc ................. 6214
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SEAbOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,

I TRAINS LEAVE RICIIAfOND-DAILY.f si4 y
900 r. M-Senboard Mail-10:3b r. M,--Sea.
board Express-,ro savannah. Jacksonyille. At.
lanta and Southwest 4. n, :,
q TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND x DAILY.fES
G:3s a. y M,--No, s4-From Florida. Atlanta
and TIE Southwest. "a EE,SSff
l:b6 +. M.--Nu b6-From Florida, Atlanta
and tho Southwest ,lt fil5i
points. IL !, ~ i#l
W, NJ. TAYL,fR. q +. "a, KS
i $40 East Main Street. Phone 4:5.
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9Lynchhurg Tobacco Market.

Lynchburg, Va, Oct IS. 1904.
Sales OF loose tobacco on the SLynclburg
market for the two weeks ending October n,
1904, as reported by John L.. Ogesby, OF
l.ynch's Warehouse: 5tj. Sf.sf
Sold week ending October 14th. Is. 100 pounds;
sold week ending October 2lst. 1000 pounds; !
decrease for week ending October alst, 1 100
Z /. soid from September /. 1901. to October 81.
1904, ass, pounds; sol: sold from September !.
1903, TO October 81, 1903, 0.0,Go0 pounds; de-
crease for 1914, 522, go pounds
Receipts for the past week =, We're light. caused
mostly prinings; prices about us tor the past
few months There is no probability Of much
Increase in receipts until there Is q good sea
planters say about the crop we may expect the
tobacco to be Of good size with much better
is reported to BIO Of either light or diary red on
tho line shipping and wrappers with nutmeg
brown or daIpied for the exporting ana manu-
featuring portion of the crop
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i NAVAL STORES.

yyILsl1NGToN, N q. Oct, 2s-sPIRITs
TURPENTINE -Nothing doingi receipts, 50
casks Rosln--Firm At MI receipts, 400 bar
Crude Tu,pentiie- Firm at $40 1850; receipts
l3S barrels Ti $50 4 Il. Il :, ~, = . !.
Firm al bliac; receipts $50 cahksi sales 46S
casks; exports SIS ca SKIS, Rosin7-F I'm receipts z
I,797 barrels; sales. 222S4 barrels exports. lee
barrels. !, 90 ~, 4, ry, =
TINE; AN EIRO IN--Sothlng doing,
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.rhs leading futures ranged ns folioWs:
- '-EI-Sl5-' ll8EF 0pap High Low " c


Cash Wt!'s
Easier No = spring wheat, SILT: no. 3, lo54t
10. Yellow, 57dD57Ac. No. 2 oats, S0S No.
white, slisa sl4c.; No. white, 2as. asl14c.3
no n rye, 79lsc, Good feeding barley; ~ &c, ;,
sl.iO; No. i northwestern. SLICE prime lin I'm
othy seed sa6O Mess pork per
ribs sides Z(loose), s7.l2hg725: dry sailed shout
dels. not quote; short cleor sides (boXe1.
s7.s7Aa75o WhIskey basis q g, h'sh Mines
Firm; crean,ercs. l5dl9llsc; diaries. 100 sc:
SCheese--Easy.a at 1ol4 Il0kc. Eggs--Firnl at
mark cases included lG.QlShc.; tirsts, lstsc.;
prime trsts. el.sc.; extras 2ailsc.
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Wall Street Gossip.

Special to The Times. Dspatch.o
Z, NEW YORK. October q. The stock market
opening. responding readily TO the advance in
london. There was n fair volume OF arbi-
7 to be taking a little more stock FOR their GUS
toners than In the past Tow days.
Union Pacific was one OF the. strong stocks
ON the list in tho early trading. The re-
nrement Of me Oregon Short Line bonds
s,asy regarded fayiorabiy ana rather Old
3 the Northern Securitics matter by purchase of
4 Union Pacific holdings by Hin syndicate had
Tp to II a.. NJ. no further gold had been
engaged at the Assay Once for shipment by
:.iready anponesd sevee, e no ns NJ
been made for next Tuesdays steamer.
OF Issues. Union Pacific and Erie were stil2
masssf lsiaasTs and there was good
commission house business was light.
, Western houses who have been among tho
S heavy sellers "Wednesday and Thursday. W re
good buyers throughout the morning. +
Morgan brokers bought stock here paying
Railway. The Canadian and Aiinnenpolls fol.
lowing OF President Lowry OF Twin City, were
good buyers OF $500 = 5
3 Tho principal movements OF currnncy this
week Indicate that the banks lost thereby
~, 100 The gain from the interior almost
Offset the loss to the subtreasury.
Atchlson sross earnings for tho mont, OF
September Increased s2s5,526 Net earnings for
I the month OF September increased SIS, 033.
z After the reaction good support appeared
md tho market rallied very easily In the az.
tsrnoon, and looks as II st viii 10 higher in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

scaboarl Air Line com 100 10 1sis
i;ANK AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Bread Street Bank ............ q, 20
F,irst Ma iona1 !, . 100 2l5 ~.
MERCHANTS National ..,.............lV ~
Petersburg Saws. and fns..........s ~ ~
Union Bank OF Richmond. ...-.....to 16s
Virginia Trust Co.................ln w 4
Bank of Richmond. lVe ~ $3.50
COMPANIES.
Virginia Fro and Marine. ....,5 -. %
MISCELLANEOUS.
American Locomotive pfd .......,1O 81 $50.
Consolidated Tob. q p.y c. bonds. 100 a -:
Old Dominion s. S. Co..........10o ln " lsJ &
S. l.. and .. Co. LIST bonds. p. g: 1924 -;
5Sa.-Car Chem. pfd, IS s u. C. 100 lg9 81 III
Virginia Carolina Chem. com. l03 ~
tVa.-Cur c. Co. Col. Tr.5 p. c.:..... IS ssE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

Morgan brokers bought stock here, paying
special attention to :rles. Steel and Southern
Railway. The Canadian and Minneapolis fol-
lowing OF President Lowry OF Twin City were
good buyers OF $500"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
! RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Oct. Is. 1904.
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS. B
R1CHMO,lDf LIVE STOCK MARIilcT.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards


Receptss for tho week ending Monday:
CArfLEt ecelpts. 4lS head nar *, Z , fa!r:
common to fair, sdlS,sc.; heiters ~ u4c COWS.
.Alac,; bulls, 2alslsc;i calves 6,sgdiac.i dicks.
HoGS-Feceipts, l,77a head market active
Good hogs, 81 u565c.; shoats. 4Naps4e'; roushs.
StSHHEp AND ItAMns--Reselpts, =, head head,
and lambs and feeding sheep, Fat sheep, sP
4Mc.; good lambs, G6c..; others. "! 4,ss,.:
feeding wothers, S,aqssic, No demand TOO
stock ewes III. }l'ls "a fflSSs
lcepts, $3.50 head |; Westerns, 1909 head Market
so% ana e lSs lever Prime s osisys
and feeders s2giso; cows So helfeEss,
$4,000; caIners $itoara hn.ls ss1ga;a W
Western steers. $sas; 90 iIogs-Nseslps. go g
ID i'a ana buichets s4.90Qb,sS: good to chp.ee,
heavy ropsh heavy s q So a29 9S
sh h 1900 head. sheep sifosg |;
limbs steady. Good to cloce wethers s4apI