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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

fCorrected daily Unless otherwise stated these
quot tions are Wholesale prlces)
POULTRY 3Oive)-Fairly active. Quotations.:
Chickens large. per pound, lSe; med hn Isr
iiouna, laNilc.; ducks old per pound, log L.;
p per piece s .ic T'urkles lsc. small.
W nlty,TvrIlR--steady. Choice family, packed 100
lie per pound; fancy dairy pncked, l64l
per pound; choice dairy packed, lbc per pound
choice store packed, AZ itn. ner ponnd msoiun',
iE.tGse~in fair demand, Crates. nearby, IRE, h
laid .OM9lc. per dozen; crates, other sectlons.l
100 rer dozen; barrels and boxes lsc, per
DOZEN: g,1inGa, 19c. per dozen. n
FRUIIS AND INFlGIf BLEs.-s.Apples, per
barrel, fancy hapdpnSkcl. $l.759aW:. per barrel
rhoics handpacked, jl7o; per barrol medium,
s soysIs sI ssrEs ttSp'y er A1 Gar.
ts t"t che.sr Randpaeked, cot5 sGysrad s6S;
No. u white, 3l,70Rl,S0l common
10 good, Sl.5oal,6o; mixed. per 6nshel, $l,:o1
i 80; coorcd, 81. a6QDI.5o. Onions, 6bNisc. Pota-
toes Vlrginin, 400 45c rHr bus. Western, bb9ytec
Peaches % basket carrier fancy. y 6OG 20 \ =.
basket carrier choice, SIG ,e5:. comets, 6-basksk
carrier co,sq, SH97iSS c Eh,,e heath
Pennuts--Farners. per pound, asa&bc, HAMS
small, ls1l6c,; hams large, 1sGl4S,; Sides,
smoked, iOQDi2c.: shoulders, smoked, 9all0c.
Yeals-iasst. 0ll7o. per pound runners, 4apbc,;
lambs SHdI5c,; hogs hH QDa'sc,
4 FLOUR-Patent, winter wheat. $bqe,2oi
straights winter wheat i5,7dQ6QQ; elenrs
winter Wheat 500 extra Winter , Ehea st
fs,te sprin wheat, ssb99G7b cornmeal city
saced. 70D7sMc.; country bolted, sacked, Gag
&C. Mlllfeed- shpstufr, per ton, sacked, f229
$3.50; bran, $40 5QGp!Q,0 90. Ng
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Other Produce Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. Observation-Disclosures Arm
and Inomlnally higher with iair demand, Rye
meal-Firm, Rye--Nomnal, Barley-steadyi
feeding. 43c. - n 5
Wheat SPOT firm; No. s1red, sl,slA Options
q cent Per bushel. After q reaction due to
protitrtAklng, the market closed unsettled 4, At
Is alIsc net advance, May closed at Ss,lia;
Gorn-spot, firm, No: 2, 6stsc. op,ions market
IL 6, hi advance. May closed at 5lNc.; oc-
tober 6I.ke.; December, 6s7se, oat,-spot quiet;
mixed stGs''ss Options nSminSI I, !,
.aails,; picked l,an,t, y QaQc, I;ard,-stse
Western steamed. $40; October clpsed at ITO
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1870 a., {. IT,, com. .............
5l5W Amalgainatcd Copper......
lOOu Amor. Car ND Enllndry.

1870 a., c. IT,, com. ...............
5l50 Amalgainatcd Copper.......
1000 Amer. Car and Foundry.
200 Amer. Cotton tyil............
200 Amer. Snuff ,................
go Amer. Snuff, rfd........,...i
5000 Amer. Can ..................
900 Amer. Can
GOO Amer. Can, pfd.............
% Amer. Locomotive, conn.,.
Peg Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
2S.W Amer. Sugar .....,.....,s..
Gs2o 4. I. and $. lie. con.....
S1U A.. I. and s. Fn pfd......
lh9 Baltimore and OhiO........
3'vO0 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Canada Southern ...........
400 CANADIAN Pacific ............
800 Cllcgapcnke and OhIo.....
1olW CHI. Great Wcstcrii.........
l025D Chi, Mil. ana s.. p............
J 1900 Colo. Fuel and 1ron........
1900 Colo. Southern, com. .......
Wp Colo. Southern, 1stapfd ....
100 Colo. Southern, I'd pfd
800 Clev, Gin, CHI. and SD. J.
700 Cont. Tobacco. pfd
2lJ0O Consolidated Gas ...
100 Delaware and Hudson. ~.
am Del, Lack. and West......
!oSlW Erie, coin........ MANIA.
1900 Erie. LIST pfd. ~.
100 Eric. FL pfd..................
sl00 General Electric H.
,SO Illinois Central .............
DWg Louisville and Nashville. I
10v tylanllattall..
boo Metro. Street Railwny......
.]SHU Mexican Central ...........
520o Mo- Kan. and Tex. conf.
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THE JUNIOR ORDER,
They Elect Officers and Select
Bristol as Next Meeting Place,

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
& DANVILLE VA, Oct lp,-rThe closihs
sinnior' Order OF United American Mechan-i
los Was held to-day, Stale officers were y,
elected for thescomns year. and bristol
was selected ms the next meeting pnffse a,
lows; Sta Ia illor,i.SN. ISL, Grimm, Of
3AleXandr!a II sstpte fyiee-cnuncillor, a; \,
bradley ofs:Ricsnnnnd iaAtate tG,ounSlllof.
Stnte ounciinr.conductar.,l j. Y, Shaipley,
Of llast shore; STATE council oi,Warden,.
George H. Duke, pf Richmond; State
councillor sentinel, 4. y, Goza,n 81
ti,,el ME-. Alley, Of Manchester, ,
The STATE council lnr-lnlistrrs pre2 " IL
Iiiirher, G., II Pettijohn and >, AZ Hun,
all of Norfolk
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Wall Street Gossip.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dixpatch.) 5 .1t
NEW YORK: October l9-A Z. Tho 9, opening linz,
strong. Thero was a resumption Of the up.
ward movement in stocks which had advanced
higher prices touched III London Traders
wore bulllsh and commission houses for The
most part were buying sIocksil
Erie was tho feature OF the opening, trading
responding promptly 70 the sham ADVANCE ~
he stock n London y sad ~, mat n, lne
higher. encouraged by tho example OF Rcad-
Ing, and Morgan brokers were reported
buyers IN LONDON. }.s.t58
St. paul was one OF the strongest interests
In the early trading rssumlns the aaxanGo
Union Pacific, Is regarded as a rumor Invent
ed to account for natural movement IN a
sns w stocks the
y trading. a
FOR being tho last stock 70 move In a bull
market, has attracted considerable follow
Ing Whatever NAY . ING v IeasGh Il, 1a ,hs
Z j. !" Rockcfeiier, IRIS. experience Of tho
t,ock ought to be useful.
United States Steel preferred. there was no
sign OF easing on In the market In tho first
l,our's trading. Commission house busin .,t
standard OH interest was nctiyely encouraging
tho advance. especially in st. Paul. s
An arbitrAse, house that executes orders Z, IN
K London for j. X. Kecne IN London frequently.
VAS n large buyer OF Eric on the other side.
1T is thought that Mr.. Keene was acting un-
der Morgan Instructions
ia A very definite check to the market was
apparent in tho early afternoon. and traders
on the floor reported II full OF stocks. I ..
active speculative. houses seem to br pretty
Well extended and professional talk Il. there
Il fore not all buliish. There has probably
been Some short selling. Elk d.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va Oct. 70, 1so

3 ~ " !
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. Col Trust 8
pG sr seraE--i sEcu II Bid. Asked.
Ssr,H c Carolina q g. g l'ls 1874
Va Ks. New, c. and r.. 1882 ........ aiai aGia
va. Centuries, go. G. and r., 1921. vdls sGss
CITY SECURITIES.
Richmond city, la3s.....,......,.,...5 lo1's
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlanta and Char lst1s. r.. 1901, 10l IA.
4, G; H. r, n. Con. tTr. 4 p. c.....,. 0sst
i, 6. III Certificates OF Ind p;;c., =, q so's
Georgia Pacific LIST S. cc lsl0 ....l Y, sis,
.;e'T n;'a NJ ~ fsy4s. 1905 ]
I HI and w Ry, pocailontas is........ ai .,,y
4 Rich. and Neck LIST 4s. tleis...,....t ss $50
Florida Southern 1910 ,,,,'.t..ts y !,.-8
Western n 3. lst es .l22ls,,,,,.. ~ H., ';:;;
s. 4. u. Con. LIST 4s, x lVb'. .',.,,,,. SOY; slts
RAILROAD STOCKS Par,
Atlantis and Charlotte. ...,...,..lD 1G9 ~,
Atlantic Coast Line ''A",.,..,,.., 100 ls1 ...s
Atlantic Coast Line pfd.,,.,.,,..0o rs
Atlantic Coast Limo conl....,...., 100 las ...5;
Chesapeake and Ohio. ,,.',.,l09 - a.
H., y, and T.. Div. ObllE,,..,... lg0 eGo
Sraboard Air Limo pfd....,.,.,,,,l00 a2 az
Seaboard Air Line CON-. ..,,.,,,,, 100 10. u
MXNK AND Thusr COMPANIES. (,
broad Street Bank "a; - ;t
t, irss 'i Bank 81 Richmond IDS
y 1fNss15hX TyEi' eeo6MirXSiiiEs, y
Virginia Flro and Mnrinc...,,,,.,S -. ~
y Clsl.I.ANEOUS. sfI
American Locomotive epfd".,.,,loo 81 ~.
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A REACTION
in STOCKS.
Buying Of Selected, Was Aggrcs--
sivc and Hcraldcd Before
Market Opened.
NEWS FAVORABLE 70 VALUES I. I. E
Eric, st. Paul, Southern Railway
and Other Stocks l'uri-
ously Active.
(By Associated 1'rcss.)

hi NEW YORK, Oct 19.--Thc cnctlOnarg
tendency OF stocks, which was under re-
straint yesterday, broke through that
restraint to-day and took on preclpitancy.
during the afternoon. The reaction has
been long expected and needed no news
to explain 1t, beyond The ,liiwcildly proper
lions to witch the long interest has *
tended and the consequent growth OF the
burden OF realizing profits, Which proved
TOO heavy for tho USUAL supporting tactics
10 sustain Once tho reaction was est ll,1
lishcd the professional bears gained sutl1.
Client confidence TO fnll.,ipon me in.Lih .,i
thus sharpen the fall, with tile result o.
s,incoycrlnK stop-losg orders and Wiplns
out narrow margins. thus shaking out
weak holdings and brlnging s,oeSs 10, III hinp
ir, 10 days dealings to show that any eli.
fort was relaxed TO SUSTAIN the. market i,.,
ma y oa pseeT IL, byng q ~ se se
stocks was even more aggressive ana
spectacular than heretofore, anu ING
BLOCKS to be pushed We're heralded before
with tho compnccncy which has dtstin-
gulshcd the present campaign IN STOCKS IS. II IN
u marked degree. Erie, ST.; Paul, soutnd,.
Rwsiy aare d sas times
fchurned into furious activity. and long
strings Of transactions IN blocks Of 1,,C)
j 10 900 shares were run through the mar mar,
ket on n rising scale. The determined
selling q United states Steel preferred y,
and was nor checked by tho good tenor, OF
the 1lews from tho trade the :, row Inc
TO values and money continued easy. Last
prices were considerably above the lowest ,..
but tho rally on short covering ~ the lnst
yts not well held, and the closing was was
Irregular.
value, $50 900. United States SO 4 id
The total sales sof stock for tho day
amounted to 1,74o.1oo shares IS ... u
MONEY AND ExcHuANGE-
>aioney on call steady at 4 5-4q2 per, cent;
closing bid, "a per cent: Offered at
sasl;: pc, sen, NINETY days "a, and r, six
camille paper, 1926 per cent. Sterling
exchange steady with J.: a 1tS, business IN
mand and at 34.s3.45a4 1855 for sixty day
bills: posted rates. si.sigd.si II s and y.
$3.50 IL; commercial bills, s4.s3 l-sa s.s5 Il.
Bar silver, IS is; Mexican dollars, IS -.
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Northern Pacific * ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o4,i
Northern Pacific .,,.....,....... IN
Norfolk and Western cor. 4s............... 10l (
Oregon Short Line Is and Partic.. ........ 0sss
rennsylvania COW. 102ss
Reading General Is ........................1 014s
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s...... l15h
ST. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s...... S6A
st. Lo,iis Southwestern 1sts.......,....... 30
scaboard AR Lima 4s........................ 91H
Southern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 94E
Southern Railway 1885
Texas and Pecinc 1ss.......................1 2oX
Toledo, st. l.. and Western 4s............. 8O%
Union Pacific As 105ii
Union Pacific cony. Observation-Disclosures. 100 \
Z. s. steel I'd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIX
Wabash lists Observation-Disclosures. 119
Wabash Deb sB 80. 3. .................. SSH
Wheeling and Lake Eric 45...,...........,. 81
Wisconsin Central As. 92M
Colorado Fuel COW. 5s..................... SIN
81. ana o. Collateral Trust 4s............ rs
Central Of Georgia I'd inc.................. O.
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# BALTIMORE. MD. Oct. 1s.-FLoUR-Firln
tract and the month. slls,s; No. z red. West {,
ern est Southern BY ot sample slg1g
ern white, $50 bsc. Oats-Easier; No white.
sss G ssS q, RE sr rnd
nnchangedia fancy imitation. 17MlSc.; 40.
creamery, s:c.;Ido. ladle l4ll5c. store packed.
12Il3c. Eggs-Firm at &c Cheese-Flrnl3
and unchanged. Sugar-Strong and unchanged!
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Cash quotations were az follows: FLOUR

Firm. No. /. spring wheat $l.1211l7.; No. s..
Sl-pstiI LIZ; No. /: red L17atQ1. l9h. No corn.
5sc. No yellow. Sc So oa Is; J; s9 u.s. ".
!. rye, 77isa7sc. a Good feeding barley. a7c;;
fair3to choice mailing. +oG6?c. Mol ttaxHced,
per barrel. <lo.aoGiil. 90; lard. per 100 pounds.
sIssd7:S short ribs sides ioose) 8 49, i.;
basis OF high wines, sl.2fl.. Clover. contract
grade sl2,e5. Butter--Steady to firm: cream.
cries, daires 1afl1 Is ESss.sdieaay
1shc.; prime tirsts, n aolsc. extras, 2"",sc,
at 101lolsc.
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CHEAP RATES TO RALEIGH, N. g.
VIA THE sEAHoARD AIR sLiNS,
Raleigh. N. e., and return, $3.50. account
North Carolina State Agricultural Fair
Including admission to the Fair, Tickets
sold October 14tlltto 2lst, inclusive, limited
to return at any time before or on Octo-
berS2i. 1904, For further information ap,
ply to ff t5. as Is
IT. g. Lizard. W. NJ. TAYLOR,
l{S DIS. Pass, Age. City Ticket Agt.
phone 405,
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NAVAL STORES

Il WILMINGTON. N. c., Oct. 19.-sPIaIrS
1TURPENTINE-Stead at &c. receipts, IS
casks. Kosin--Nothing doing; receipts, 10 bar
rels. Tnr--INrm at 81. go; receipts. II barrels.
Crude Tt,rpentine-f,rln at S.. Soa3,So; receipts.
e SAVANNAH, GA Oct. 19.-TURpENTINE-
Firm at b2c.; receipts, 700 casxs; sales, 500
casks; exports, 100 casks. Rosin,. re-
.ceipts, .ss s barrels; sales. lo9S ba<yels; ex-
CHARLESTON. s. C., Oct. ,.19.-TURpES-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothing dojng.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
~ MD. Oct. II. -seaboa I'd Al.
Limo common. lskG1sh do. preferred. 3tEl1s
34t Atlantic Coast Line common, 13s9J13 a.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARREra.
PEANUT MARKET,

f'I.-h y . t flAFthIIT FI7l1a ---9I-8
" IE,TERSBUT2G, W. Oct. 219-pE4AEUTS-
Spanlsh-AIarkct nominal at e0c.s; holdings yer,
small. observation-disclosures. 4c.; market steady.
stock. q - ~ n sH
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S Go e, lob. n {; bonds..,ss y
Va Carolina Chemical com .....l0o Is
Ta--Car, c. Co. Col. 5Tr.a5 p.j ,c....... ssh 9SH
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4 DRY GOODS MARKET.

iE NEW YORK Oct. 1S.-Buyng Is OF n more
satisfactory character and operations In dry
goods show more confidence In prices. not only
Certain lines ale becoming generally scarce anu
1t is difficult TO secure promises OF satisfactory
bor
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4 UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsBURG. pa.
Oct. 19.--CATTLE-Supply5 lkht: market
steady. Choice, S5,4oQ5.6o; prime, s5.1015.3o:
steady. Prime heavy, S. 50a5. s. medium, s. 5o
heavy workers.. s. 90; light workers. s., 200
ss 9 gfs ransd T tase0 w safs
siitfr4. 80; common sheep. S1q2.o spring lambs
S350I6GD; veal 3 calves, $717.5o, e
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE,

TR AINS6 IIANII1 RICHMOND DAILY-HYKU.1
7lI.1i37l STREET STATIC
e I1FEE.Cl4Sl1 . UINDIAf ,fSEkT, 18TH. IS
900 A. M .--Petershu,E and Norfolk.
13:l0 Il, M.-Petersburg and n; and ". West.
s4:lO r. M--C;oldsboro Local. III $i
5;55 p M.--Petersbnrg local. U. 81
~ II. #M.-"Fioridn and West Indian Lim- K
4 Ir. tied, to all points South. -. 4,, u
$3.50 p M-Petersbnrg anu d. 4, ana w est
(. '.,' TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1901 A. Nj !:s5 A. NJ; ,s;.S 5, a. NJ NJ. i.'leAs
.bo p NJ; 7:E, p. Nj; 9:05 r. NJ.
Except SUNDAY. .-Sunday only.
AT q. IL. MPllEl4L, DIV. Pass. AEt.se8f
w. ]. CRAIG, Gen. Pass Agt.
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coTToNsEED OH. al4ARtEy
Il NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Cottonsaads oM was
barely steady with IL duh trade. 4Prin,n crude
{, o.. b. mills. ?0d2osc.; prime summer yellow.
e6s4 Gf27A I; OFT summer yellow. nominal; prime
VIII tie and winter yellow, 81 q 6T3sHCN 2f
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Il CINCINNATI O.. Oct. HoGs-Actiye
butchers, $500; fair to good lights, 81. ,5a4,60
Cattle-Dull and weak. Fair to good shippers
s3eOG4.65; common, SgGe.25.A S2 Sheep steady al
sl1G.4o. Lanbs--Quoed at $4,000.
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lII . -I5I7T7I 80 1900 -
COTTON MARKETs.

! NEW DIRK, Oct. 1s.-Tle cotton market
opened steady. at a decline OF 2I5 polnts. or
just. about II due on tie cables. AT first the
market showed frmness with somc j, demand
from, the parties concerned in syestrdny's ad-
vance and through wire houses With South
western connections. Liverpool rallHd AFTER
the local opening and prices here advanced
to n net gain OF about 5a6 points. - little
later. however; private ady!ccs from the South
Interior spot markets encouraged tho bears,
while II was also considered that the barO-l
meter lines Indicated the approach of warm
weather and prices began To- work downward
They did not display particularly striking
weakness. bur during the balance OF the session
were barely rallied. ana at the close We're
within a point or no OF the lowest at a net
loss Of about Z 10 points, or q decline from
the be-tof the morning. OF practically Is points.
Sales were estimated at only 10000 bales.
representing almost entirely professional opera
lions. IN X 7sz 355
a Receipts a. the ports to-day were g., 5ai
bales against ,i2G last "eekl and 42.ssg last
For tho week 800. 90 bales against ~. %
i,ales last week and 81 .J3s last year. To-day's
receipts AT New Orleans 1901 bale. against
against .5si last year
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BY Thomas Branch & Co., Bankers and Brokers'

SALES:
1870 Mo-. KAN. and TEX. pfd...
$500 Missouri Pacific .............
200 Nash. Chat. and 8. L......
500 New Yorw Ccntral.........
300 Norfolk and Westeril.....
1890 n, s.. Ont. and Wcst....,
5000 PecIfica Mall ..ys..........
1s2iOU pcnnsylvania X. R.........
1890 Peoples Gas (Chicago). 80.
400 Pressed Steel Car..........
1900 Pressed steel Car, pfd......
200 Republic !. and s., com..e.
200 Republic J.. and s., pfd....
152100 Reading, COM. ...... ...t..
2AO0 Reading, list pfd...,.........
140O Reading. .d pfd...,..........,
S0S0O Rock Island, cp1n............
200 Rock Island. pfd. ..........i
$3.50 81; s. E. and i. +. "a bid.
800 8. J.. and Southwest, pfd..s
1900 Southern Pacific ............s
1890 Southern Railway, conn.,.
34W Southern Railway. pfd.....
800 Scaboard AIR Line. com.
200 Scaboard Air Line, pfd....
45CO Tenn. Coal and Iron.......
800 Texas Pacific ...............
041O0 Union Pacific ................
900 United States Leatlier......
1900 United States Steel. .,....:..
1900 United States Steel, pfd..
100 Va.-Car. Chemical, CONF.
1855 Va. Car. Chemical, pfd.....
$500 Wabash. m................
57eOO Wabash. pfd. ....... .......
800 Western Union ............
1900 Wisconsin Central ..........
GyO Wisconsin Central, pfd....
Total sales, 1,742.So0.
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SOUTH J. RN HAIL "

H SCHEDULE IN EFFECT alA Y s-yrI 1904. 3t5
TRAINS LEAVE TICHMO ND. sSsssll5 ssSl{s
e. 200 a. II; -Daily Local for Charlotte. 81
Al Il; 80 p. M.-Dailyl Limited. Buffet Pullman
is Atlanta and birmingham. New Orleans.
Memphis. Chattanooga and al The, South.
100 F.. MEX. Sunday. Iieysville LOCAL.
y 100 r. M.--Dnily. Limited. pullman ready
$50 r.. NJ, for all tho South.
SS5l5ss YORK RIVER LINE.
IT iiG fayorlte route TO Baltimore and Easter
lponsA Leave Richmond 2 lso T. n Dial ly.
except Sunday. ~ itS
4:2o5 Y: M.-Except Sunday: For. Nest Point.
connecting with steamers for Baltimore ant
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
AS a. M. Except Sunday. Local mixed for
~ !" ess Trains pi; ARRIVE II RICHMOND
SIS a.. NJ. and 6:4a p, From all the
South. . YAK ~. $500 a3i j3sgs8
b. 1885, p Al.--From Charlotte md Durham.
4 $40 A. M.-From Keysville. nv
0:25 A. NJ. Baltimore and West Point.
l0:I5 A. M, $50 r. M.-From West Point.
C. Nv. WESTBURY.FD. p. Al: Richmond, Va
s. III. lIARDNVICFl,3 w. a:STAYLOEI,
G: ii. 8 AcilEnT. Cent Mgr. 5asii 33
,ssst. Washington, d. Z. Il n
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STEAM BOATS.
FOR NEW YORK.

by Chesapeake and Ohio ny, A. M -
Nj; by Norfolk and Western nv, D. A. NJ, 4
i Nj. aIsp by 4o 0la D9m!nlon night iino
steamers tor New York, sailing daily texceps
Sunday 7 r. NJ, 1855 1900
i, =; 5GHALkLEx, CITY Ticket Agent. SOS
Wharf foot of Ash Street. Richmond n
Il. Walker, y, T. and n, NJ. New York. -
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rs u . Il
per pound & country dressed. sa12c. per pound !;
dressed grascrs and fed & calves, 4f17c. stS per
pound. Sheep and 1.amhs-Receipts, e.2ss
head Market steady to firm. Sheep. s2.15D
as5 fey eSpor: wethsr. 'sa sulls :S
lambs ss.s;1sMs.s as. Hogs-Receipts 500 head
Market lower. State and Pennsylvania hogs
so.DG5.55. a $.ss u 5S III 81
CHICAGO liz, Dot 19.-CATrLE-Re-
celpts, 2lGo9 head. including 300 Westerns and
Rre s,ssEF s1a fesdssn san ssSg
sls0a4 IS; Bheifers se3f5.5 Gamers, .5of2.4o
bulls seTt4.e5 calves, s3af.so: Texas-fed steers
iS3Q 4.Jo Western steers. 81 75I4.t0; Hogs-Rc.
ssip,s head ., q s higher Mixed
s5.15a6.i5: rough, heavy, S4.75a5.o5; ght, $50
5.25 bulk Of sales, si.soa5.15, skeep--Re-
,ceipts. 10000 head Sheep strong; lambs,
steady. & Good to choice wethers,Fs s3.50T4.5Q;
fair 70 choice. mixed. s3.2o1s.7s; native lambs,
z, gALTMoRE, MD; Oct. ls;-sTocKa o.
1sllsT Beef cattle per pound
per pound. II "a &c.: thin steers and cows, per
pound. ca2iac.:: oxen. per. pound "a &c. ::nilch
cows, extra eac s"5G30: do. good. each. $l5al
%, % 4 common, each. sloa12 alyes--E Receipts.
tatlons were as follows: Calves. veals choice.
light per pound, Y Cite: good. per pound,
sA a1c; do. rough and heavy, each; siaJl II o.
Sheep and Lambs-Prlces were steady as fol-
per pound, 2Qrskc.: No. fat shcnred. per
pound. &c.; old bucks. per pound, 2GI21sc. per
head, S162.OO; spring lambs choice. per pound,
69lc. common, per pound ~ q5c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
REDUCED RATES .TotTHE8 RICHMOND
z HORSE SHOW VIA TIE SEAROARp
va. LAIR IINE RAILWAY. u. 49,


The Scaboard Air Line win sell round
trip tickets to Richmond. Va, account Of
above occnslon.Hat rate Of one fare, plus
IN cents Tickets sold October 10th n
ed, inclusive, limited to return not later
than October CAD, 1901
FOR further information. apply to
agents OF this company or
II, IS, Lizard. W. NJ, TAYLOR
D. r., A., CT, A..
No. $50 East Main Street, Richmond. va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20

SPECIAL TRAINS, EL9A5To ASHLAND,
ACCOUNT OF HORSE SHOW.
To accommodate those attending tho
Richmond Horse show special trains Will
leave Elbi Station at 1890 midnight Tues
day. "Wednesday, Thursday Friday and
Saturday. October 18th, 10Th. 2Oth plst
and 22d1 for Ashland, Va ma inter
mediate stations, Tickets will he accepted
as on regular trains
Ffa w. P,$TAYICeT3E 81
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N ks75!WN0Ifo|k8lWeStprn

.-------.. LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
300 "A. M.--NORFOLKg LIMITED. Arrives
Mortolls Il :o A; n. Stops only At Petersbars.
sos K. M..sT. AIoU1s EXPRESS. Bu,e.
P |, Cars Petersburg TO Lynehburg and !.
Louis Blusfleld to Cincinnati also Roanoke
20 20 ahn;oxyiile. and Knoxville to Chattanooga
l2.1o j. sM..-RoANoKE EXPRESS for Farm
Vile. Lynchburg and Roanoke. 81 Wa is
$500 r. M.-OCEAN SHORE h1trED. Ar-9
riyes Norfolk $50 l, n. stops only at Peters
burg. Waverly and SUFFOLK. Connects with
steamers to Boston Providence, New York.
Baltimore and Washngt ton. iS 3si9s2
f.7;25 F. M.--For Norfolk and all stations east
. $50 r. M..NEw8 ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman sleepers Richmond to Lynchburg and
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol. LynchburY to-
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe
$50 p. sM.-woRLDsi FAIR SPECIAL.
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to St.
Louis Cafe; Dining Car. M 3!tg
Trains arrive from tho Vest :s5 .. NJ. 2ot
p NJ and los p NJ. from Norfolk II: AZ NJ.
and $3.50 p. NJ. t{5&3 H, 8Sss
s w. b. BEVILL, G. H SBOSLEr, ~
Genl. Pass. ct, s34 SS98 Dist. Pass Akt