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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-30

See Hahn's Ad, Page z.-Ady.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-30

Senator Morgan declares that &c IS not
the 'sneaking out from Panama" that
disturbs the country. but lit Is sneak
ing into Panama, after having first
suealed under the wing Of the Panama
Canal Company. 90 find AN excuse for a
course that the country depI0red."
The Letter to Herran.
In speaking of Secretary Hays lester
TO the late DIT. Herrau, quoted recently
by Senator CuIbeFsOn fn a public speech,
the Senator says:
Senator Culberson says you with
held that letter from the Senate. as
understand sds statement 1 can only
say that / never saw that letter, nor
had / heard OF It until it was men
toned in mis- recent speech in New
York If it was suppressed, it was not
by any 'sneaking act of the Demo-
crats.'
In referring TO Secretary Hays decla-
ratio that it is not within the power
OF a President 20 declare war, the Sen
ator writes:
You seem TO forget that YOU and the
President can create situations through
the use OF the powers OF diplomacy that
can compel any American citizen TO en-
ter the army and expose mis- life. with
out respect to his opinion of your con-
duct in thus exposing him 10 danger CS
death. So you have been able to force
the country into a situation which they
were bound 10 maintain at any peril.
Still YOU chide and repTimand Us for be-
ing true 10 the honor OF the country and
20 our personal duty I'm supporting your
acts which we suU denounOa as arbi-
tTary unjust. and wicked. This is the
advantage that might has over right.
when despotism instead OF justice Is in
power and we yield TO it and sustain IL
as a choice of evils"
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See Hahn's Ad. Page Adv,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-30

Fair today and tomorrow;
light north winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
MR.. ELLYsON APPOINTED.
Richnionder Becomes Member Of
s Jamestown Exposition Board.

state Chairman J. Taylor Elly.on. OF the
Democratic party takes great interest in
every enterprise OF the State, besides his
political interests. He has just been made
a member of the board OF governors OF tho
Jam stown Exposition Company to III n va,
cpncy on that board The Norfolk Yirgnan-
Pilot highly comnends tho selection, charac-
terizlng Mr. Ellyson az 'one OF tho best
known business men Of the State, possessing
Speaking Of the selection, It further says
that '.rhe nomination OF Mr.. Ellyson removes
all traces OF scctlonalsm from tie ter.
present day who has wider acquaintance
throughout the United States than he has
and none enjoys n greater popularity at home
and abroad Mr.. Ellyson,s acceptance of the
nomination practically assumes widespread
State interest - go
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SALES;
- - -

300 a. c. L.. com....s........,.
Amer. Gi-ags Twins. .......
ln9D Amalgamatcd Copper......
500 Amer. Car and Foundry.
1GD Amer. Cotton OIL. ..........
Amer. Snuff ................
Amer. Snuff. pfd...........
400 Amer. Gun -..................
go Amer. Can. pfd ..............
2200 Amer. Locomotive, com....
l,0O Amer. Locomotive, pfd,..
1900 Amer. Sugar .........3....
12aU a., 7. and $. re, com.....
llW a., T. and s.. Fc. pfd......
piU Baltimore and Ohio........
lf2O0 Brooklyn Rapid Transit...
200 Canada Southern ..........
geo Canadian Pacific ...........
1920 Chesapeake and Ohio......
zoo Chi. Great Western. ........
300 Chi, Nil. ana 8. P.,........
1900 Colo. Fuel and Iron........
i200 Colo. Southern, com. .......
800 Colo. Southern, LIST pfd. 80.
1900 Colo. Southern, "a pfd ...
Clev., Gin, Chi. and S. u.
200 Cont. Tobacco. pfd
! 300 Consolidated Gas .....
7W Delaware and Hudson.. ~.
Soo Del. Lack. and West.
l1400 Eric. corn. ....... -,
5000 Erie, 1st pfd.
400 Erie, "a pfd.
400 General 1Gelctric .....,...s.
& so Illinois Central
400 louisville aud Nashvllle... .
INV Manllattan.......
l2 ,o Metro. Street Railway ......
400 Mexican Central
1000 Mo-. akin. and TEX, CON .
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COTTON MARKET5.

NEW YORK, oct. :e.-The cotton market
opened steady at a decline OF ed+ points III S
and good weather. Thers was q good dlnand
from the covering Of weekend shorts rather
than, as q result. Of revived bull speculation.
pretty steady nuctuating close to the figures.
Now Orleans and Philadelphia seemed to- be
OF the professional bear interests seemed 10 he
covering Toward the end OF the lrst hour the
tone with prices at practically the opening
figure, 57
Receipts at the ports to-day were 81 .esl ba,es
for the week 100000 bales against 3O3,O2o last
week and 40l,912 last year. To-day's receipts at
New Orleans wero 1850 bales ngnlnst ii, iii
last year. and at Houston 1854 bales against
1883 last year.
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TII7 E7-II- = 80 2 n y T
NAVAL STORES

{. WILMINGTON. N. y c, IS Oct. e2-sPIRITs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing; receipts. 50
casks Rosn--Nothlng doing receipts 173
barrels. Tar-Firm at slGo; receipts, IS bar
rela. Crude turpentine-F Firm at $2.soa3.so; re-
ccipts. 227 barrels
Quiet ut 52Ac.; receipts. l. 1Ss casks; sales. 10
casks: exports, GIL casks. Rosin-Firm; re-
ceipts, l.49o barrels; sales, L3g5 barrels; ex-
ports, Z. ss5 barrels
SCHARLESToN, S. c., Oct. ee.-TURPEN-
TINE AND fROSIN-Nothing doing.
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as reported BY JOHN L. ogiesby. OF Lynch's
Warehouse, were as follows IN
4 Sold week ending October 9TH 80, 400 pounds;
sold week endlEg October 18th, 1900 pounds:
decrease Tor week ending October l4tt 800
pounds 4
Sold from September !. 1904. to October Il.
1901, 1884, AGO pounds; sold from September l.
1893 TO October II 1903. s,lt9 pounds; de-
crensc for 1901. g4il.70o pounds
Receipts the past week were quite light: the
ranged from slf73. 70 per 100 pounds. They dry
weather of tho past three months has been
general through this section The dry weather
has not only cut off receipts. but has somewhat
effe cted getting proper colors on the tobacco.
BY than for5ithe past several years. and OF
.soodt size with fairly good colo: The sco!ors
for the rich,3 heavy tobacco Will DO light or
Il<A E-xat Koll1
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i Adding to Biltrnore.

Especial to The TlmeS-D lspntch,)
ASHEYII.LE, n. C. OCTOBER ?.--E, j. .
Henderson. A. Brown and -, C. Brown
have decided to George w. Vanderbilt a
large tract Of land on Hominy Greek.
Mr. Vanderbilt Is buying all the land on
tho creek that he can got hold OF. The
property ndjolns his Biltmore estate md
is near I3uena Vista. where Mr.. Vans
derblt's new hunting lodge is to be built,
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:, p rounding e. registered io4N
-. p refunding 2s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1914
=. :. So registered. 1o.ts
-. >. u.s. coupon. 1868
=. = New. Is. registered ................... 1soa
y. ., Hew u.s. coupon. 1879
y q Old IS registered. 1854
y s. Old Is, coupon. . !. 1OGls
Atchison general 1929
Atchison adjustment Observation-Disclosures. 07ia
Atlantic Coaat Line 4s..................... sSH
baltimore and Ohio E3%s
baltimore and Ohio -. assn
Central OF Gcorsin .........,... -. 1I3ss
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc. ............. 5S7H
Chesapeake and Ohio observation-disclosures. 1861
Chicago and Alton 3lis.. ~. ............ S3ii
Chicago, Is. and Quincy new 4s............. 9sa
Chicago. n. and st Paul gen. 4s........ 1GaIa
Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s....:.. 12SB
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NORTHERN Pnciic 81 Observation-Disclosures. 75A
Norfolk and Western CON 4s................ los
Oregon Short Line i4s and Par.ic ........ 09N
COW 3Iss........ 103 \
Reading General 10 y
ST Louis and Iron Mountain con. 6s...... 115ta
st. Louis and san Francisco fig. 4s......... SEX
ST. Louis southwestern 4is,a............... 9oas
Seaboard AIR Line ST.
Southern Pacific As 04a.
Southern, Railway 1lSss
Texas and Pacific lists ....!...........,.. 122t.
Toledo, ct Il. aud Western 4s............ sIE
Union Pacific conv. Observation-Disclosures. 1035s
u s. Steel I'd 5s.. SIS
Wnha4 III 4 sis .............. 1lg
Wabash Deb. Bs I'll. ...s,,................. G7ss
Wheeling ana Lake Erie hs,................ 9ih
wisconsin Cenif7,; Observation-Disclosures. a2Ia
colorado Fuel ana Iron conc. g.. ......... SIZE
N. nnd O., collateral trust 4a............ a51a
Central OF Georgia ID Inc................. Gl11
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

has been more limited. as is natural for the
last day OF the week. but prices are stillun-
usually firm and present a hardening tendency
Iii certain instances a fair advance Of business
is in progress but as a rule buyers are In
ftercsted only In SPOTS
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBURG. Pa
Oct. ATrLE-supply light. mn rket
steady {, Gn rs S5as PRIME :.
active. Prime heavlcs IS. sod6. Co; medium.
sos; heavy workers.. sJ4oI5 80; light do. s5.159
$50; pigs, 90Qt5 10 as roughs, $4,000 Sheep
Supply light: market slow. Prime wethers.
st.1ol4. e.: common sheep. S1I2CO: spring
lambs. s.. 50g5. s.; veal calves. Ss7 ~
CINCINNATI. O.. Oct. OGs-Active
ana steady. butchers. Sc. q: common, So 45dp
3.75. y Catte-Slow: steady. Fair to good ship
prrs sia4.25: common. s2a3.o5. Shcep-stcady
at SlGI3Jo; lambs, $3.2546.00. ~
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CATTLE MARKETS.
R1cHAe.ID$ LIVE STOCK 3at..R1lET.
(Snles at Union Stock Yards)

Richmond, Va, Oyt.% c2. 1894. =
Receipts for tho week ending Monday:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 40 head: market SLOW.
Best steers, fsG4Ac.: sincdi,im to good, 3,It q
&c; common Y fair. ?Agac;; neifcrs, 2An
day: that. Kind selling at; az d4Kc. cows 1A.GS
sac-; bulls 2G2l4c..: calrcE. 5GG,sc.: dicks. 80
ikc. fresh cows. SO 60. 81
HOGS-Rcceipts. 11!9 head: market lower
Good Go hogs. slsG5Ec.; shoats 5u5hc. /; roughs.
SHEEP AND LAsBs-Receipt, LOIS head !:
&c &C.: others. sa4.se.;; feeding wctters shp
3ac,; no gale fnr stock ewes. .s5
ceip,s, 20 head: Marke. steady. Good 10 prime
steers. *57hG7oo; poor TO medium, s3.53a5.e5:
stockers. s2sl4.0 CONS. 25od4to; helfers. SEQ
500; Gamers, .s 81. 25a2 %; bulls. .l751 Ia
calves, $317.00; Texas-fcd steers. SI,5d1 $50:
Western steers. ss.s9d5 30. Hors--Receipts.
and butchers, s;.sog5. 50: good to choice heavy.
s. 20; rough. heavy. 70Is. Is; light, ST. 800
$40: bulk OF sales. s5l5.o0. -Calfes-Recelpts,
5000 head. Sa Market steady. Good to choice
wethers. sJ.15I499; native lambs, s3.69a5.sJ.
3 NEW YORK. Oct. o2.-BEEvEs-Recelpt
265 head. No trading; dressed beef slow; Texas
beef. 5A I6isc. per pound Calves-Receipts,i $50
head. NIL Westerns. Demand slack and only
n@enay City dressed yeals SLOW,
4.2l7 head. Sheen steady; lambs In good de-
Se.75a4.J0: common to prime lambs. S5169g.i
Dressed mutton, steady at 5GSAc. per pound; 3
dressed lambs, sG1oc. per pound, 1fogs-fse-:
ceipts, s,409 head. Market firm to loc higher.
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imiddling upiands 80; middlinE gulf. q.
sales, none. F4

'''i'Hii'its 4t't''Ad'iAs s.4iA'
sales none.
Cotton. quiet; mhidl!iis. a.95; gross receipts,
sos bales stock, Gs. 10l bales; export to Great
Britain. 3.Qst bales: TO the Continent. 900 bales
" Total to-day at all sepports--Net receipts.
6leSl bales: export TO Grea. Britain. IL. 0is
bales: 10 France 49, sJ7 baIeB: to the Continent
a. ss7 baies: stock s73.533 bales. n n
Z Consolidated at all Sfaports-Set reccpts
6l,2sl bales: export to Great britain. e,Gi6
bales: to France, 4,se7 bales; to the Continent,
10. ss7s bales, s5i n s5 4
3 Total since September LIST q. all seaports--
Net receipts, sl7.7e2 bales; export to Great
to the Continent. ~ bales: to Japan, 10. ::ss
bales: to Mexico, 1886 bales. g Us
NEW ORLEANS, La, Get. e2.-coTTON--
Spot cotton steady With n fair demand fand
sales OF 800 bales. Including y, so to arrive.
Quotations reduced isc.
Futures opened steady with prices 1I5 points
lower Influenced by lower Liverpool. During
the greaier part. OF tho short SATURDAY, session
tho market held up wonderfully we'll under
however, an Immense amount OF cotton was
thrown upon the ring. 1t was thought TO como
from certain prominent bull, and It hal tho
effect OF sending prices down In rather n sem
Bational manner. December opened at 5.tl,
advanced to 1853. sold down OBS and finally
gained 9 poitlta 10 s.S7. The market Used act
with net losses OF 1919 points
4 Cotton futures steady: October. s.2il a5: Mo-
yc,nber, .35Gi9. 81; December. 9.:7gs IS: jan
nary 9.4iGa.45; February a.51Is.53 4 March,
t.5su95g; April, 59G4ifgGS; May, 9. 7gG9.11
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TOBACCO MARKET,

x Richmond, Va, Oct. %. 1921.
Dark Fired Tobacco--very little doing; mar,
llet continues quiet az quotations; receipts ana
good demand at quotations. Sun Cured-tOl
Season over, nothing doing: (new) owing to
tho very dry weat her tho receipts to this date
are very light: market active at quotations.
aid our quotations arc made from actual sales
quiet, but firm; fair4 re-
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MISCELLANEOUS 7MARNErA
/; PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG. vA..s Oct. 22.-PEANUTS-5
Spanish-Market nominal at soc. !; holdings very
gMarohinc picked. sal3s4c. Market here bare Of
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY Thomas Branch & Co. Bankers and Brokers.
SALES;

100 Mo, Kan. and Tex, pfd....
1900 Missouri Pacific ............
Nash, Chat. and s. L....
HOO New York Centr.ll..........
$500 Noffol nlsnd Westcrn......
51100 N. Y, Ont. and West......
200 Pacific Mall .......t......-.
5000 pennsylvania II. R.........
1900 Peoples Gas (Chicago)....
1900 Pressed Steel Ctlr..........
200 Pressed steel Car, pfd...
400 Republic ]. and s., CONF.
GOD Republic /. and S., pfd....
20J00 Reading. in................
Reading. list pfd...........
5pD Reading, 2d Philharmonic.
1900 Rock Island. com. ..........
ol00 Rock Island. pfd............i
100 Sloss......... ........ $3.50
Eloss, pfd .......n. ........
1900 IS. l.. and s. f., I'd pfd....
5OO,S. u. and Southwest, pfd..
1000 Southern Paciflc ...........
70S00 Southern Railway, GOMEZ.
600 Southern Railway. ptd....
10 scaboard Air Line. CON. d
4WSSeabca,I Air Line, pfd....
1900 Tenn. Coal and 1ror........
$500 Texas Pacific ...............
1900 Union Pacific ................
300 United tSates Lcatller....
12I0O United Suites Steel. ........
2G30O United States Stel, pfd....
1000 Va. Car. Chemical, conn.,.
100 Vn.-Car. Chemical, pfd ;...
800 Wabnsh. COM. ... ...,}...
$500 Wabash, pfd. $500. ..!....
100 Western Union .............
Zoo Wisconsin Central ........s
300 Wisconsin Central. ipfd....
Totn1 sala.M 921. 4OD.
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BIG SALES
ON SATURDAY
Stock Transactions Aggregated
Million Shares iii Two
Hours.
SPECTATORS VERY ACTIVE.
Some Standard Stocks Show De-
preston, While Others
Are Firmer.
(By Associated press.)

III 5gltHFsf3E SBy Associated PreSs.)
NEW YORK, Oct. Misrepresentation lii
the stock market continued In much the
same lines to-day as during tho whole
week. with salcs IN the nelghborliood OF
n million shares for the two hours OF
tho Saturday session.
ia a process OF depression was very per.
: ceptible. and especially In the high priced
Standard Railroad Shares and st. Pauls
sudden break to liza below Yesterday,
Just at the close gave decidedly irrcgu-
lnr appearance 10 tho closing. Ontario
and Western also lost d point OF ycster-
days gain. either on account OF spccula-s
s tive profit taking or because tho price
had reached the level covered by the
contract for transfer OF control. On the
other hind. very aggressive strength was
shown by number OF low priced railroad
stocks with Eric the leader or the group
The extreme rise In this stock reached
liant advance Of over four points to the.
high level of the year There was large
and 5determ, ned buying or Rock Island.
chcsa pcake ana Ohio, Southern Railway
I three rising about Il point and the last
two. United Statcsstccl preferred was
unable TO hold Its one point advance and
the same was true OF PENNSYLVANIA,
which came later into the movement.
Tho irregular tone OF tho market is IN
dictated by the above movements, which
absorbed the bulk of the trading. Total
sales OF bonds, par value. s4,525. 900. Total
sales OF stocks to-day. 9s4.3 shares.
B MONEY AND EXCHANGE CLOSE:
Money On call. nominal; no loans; time
loans. steady; 60 days 3 per cent. 80
days and six months, ~ I-2ql3 3-i
Prime mercantile paper. AS per cent:
sterling exchange. firm, with actaul busi-S
ness In bankers bills, at $4SG for demand
and 3at s4s3.75 for CD day bills. Posted
rates, $4Sic1-2 and 1856 l-2fls4s7 CONNER
: cial bills. $43G1-2. Bar silver. SSH.
Mexican dollars. 46 IL. Government
bonds steady.
81 WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT. 4
q NEW YORK, Oct. 22--Thc statement
OF averages Of the clearing house banks
! Of this city for the week shows:
Loans, sl.137 .930.4D0; tncrcase s3.9l7.oo0.
Deposits. s1.19o, 1885, 100: Increase, $685.. 900.
X CREMATION. $50, 500: increase, $50, SJo.
Legal Tenders, s77,5s7G1Q; increase, 81
0f5, 800.
specie, so4o.2i5 600; increase. s2,47051O.
Reserve s3l7. 500 100 increase. s., sos 800.
Reserve required, eeaa.stS,1 us; increase.
Surplus. sl7.ss3.se5; Increase. s1,sse 90.
Ex-Un!ted States Deposits, 1868 AS:
tincrenSG 81 $40. 925.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
BALTIMORE, MD. Oct. c2.-scaboard Air
Line common 1871 a l6is; do, preferred, 3iI34h
Atlantic Coast Line common, 139gl41.
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coTroNsEEp OIL atARKET.

st COTTONSEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, Oct. eo.-Cottonseed oil was
moderately active. Prime crude. (. o. b. mills.
so,ac.; prime summer yellow ais9l27A s. OF
summer yellow nominal; prime white, 3lGS2c.;
prime winter yellow, 5lg3.c.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

iSH SCt+ --,--JlfOGp---hhFRCl5 Cufl,
bu, Arm Minnesota patent sG.lOaG,So; winter
, patents. s5.cads.eo. Rye Flour-Firn: fair to
good !, Busseat FIour-Ea .:, at
niiali;: nye-Soinlisal Barey-stc'uiy;
's Wheatss Spot trm: No . rcd, sl2a,s. Options
opsncd steady and were generals. firm. through
out the session, the close showing H9sc. net
advance. May closed at sL0i%; December,
Con,-spot finn; No. q 2, 5sxc OPTIONS market
s9E here Pvt rer M The Te:
Size; December. tee Onts-spo, dull; mixed.
~; asSss OPTIONS non.lita u -, I, i
Rss So ;er fan Ras ssss4 ms est
Meats-oulet; picked bellies, 50 lie per pound;
Eshsa soSas ps sa5a ssas D Mss
eIn steamed, $780, October closed al $50 non,.
na rensa sen1 1yf- SENTIMENT
Short clear s silal7oo mess, ss.5sala tai
low-Norninni: city t'sc.; country. 4,sgaHc.&
Turpentine--steady at 55aS5lsc.
RIO steady So.1 In, invoice SYST 81
sr 4 futures opened steady at unchanged
prices TO an advance 81 ponts The market
e a benk nay a.eIy e
slas.ss = 5s; ,s'nsa s s foniss
crushed S. S: powdered, s5.o5; graduated Si5i;
cubes $50 Ilce3stcady; domestic far 10
Ssnay oen 1" Rse saod 10
But tcr--FirHl3 ana unchanscd. y t.neesc--Qulel
and unchanged ,Eggs--Steady and unchanged
Potatoes-Firn; Long Island. si75as %; state
anu Western $l.37fil.75; Jersey sweets. 81 Esp
It's. Pcanuts-tluict and fancy handpickcd.
haotc.; other domestic 1854 &c. &s e;Abbnges---
Steady: per barrel, 59q75c Cott0n-l33!yt q cam
to Liverpool, l5c. ~ Il
Is CHICAGO, I'LL, Oct. q. --FolowinE quick
advance on covering by shorts tho WHEAT mar
ket to-day made sudden q decline OH heavy
lliauIdation At che close both December and
May wheat We're down Sc. Corn and oats ara
~ sion sshOWI almost change
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND, OCT. %. 1904.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Sterling. Norfolk. mer-
cl,andise and passengers. Old Dominion line
steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk merchandise and
passengers Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED u II (,
< Steamer Brandon. lInrney, Norfolk, merctan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion limo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. oYr. %, 1904.
ARRIVED.
Steamer snr.ton Nelize. lSff
SAILED t4s 5
Steamer Sarston, London.
Steamer Amsteldyk. Rotterdam.
Schooner ". ". Converse, Provtdencs,
Barge Gibson, Salem. sf 81
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Cash quotat1ons We're as = lo !,I1 Fl.UuK-
si.soaS 20; spring patents IS as.so; sraishts'
aGOQ53o bakers. sssoqpi90. No. g spring
sll5T5i.lSH. No. Corn 52%e.; No. 2 yellow,
lbhea No. oats. .g,ss,; M white, size
,7SG7siac Good. feeding barley. s7hc, fair 10
choice mailing, 4odi5ac. No, J. tlaxseed,, $l10;
No. ] northw tern. 81 ,lGh. Mess pork. per
al so; short ribs sides toose, s7si47 .a7.s short
clear sides tboxed), $7.371sQfl G2G. Whiskey,
grade. sl..l5, Hutter-Elnn; ereamerIes, l6@
l9c.; dallies l3alSc, Cheese-lasy at 10A %
lo4e Eggs.steady Il at mark cases, incln,Hd a
extras. 23c.
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E$CIIANGE-CLOSE:
ominal; no loans; time
days 3 per cent: 30
months. Z l-2I3 81.
paper. AS per cent:
firm. with actaul busi.-
Ills, at $4SG for demand
CD day bills. Posted
$tS6 1-26$is7. CONNER
2. Bar silver. IS II.
4G IL. Government
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4 u
MONEY SO: AND
Money on call. n
loans. steady; 60
days and six
Prime mercantile
sterling exchange.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
RICHMOND STOCK MARKEr.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE cotton market
opened steady at a decline OF 7ll1 points un-
der liquldatlon, following rather dsappoint-
Ing cables and generally favorable early
weather reports. For q few minutes room COW
erin gstndied the market around opening prices,
but there was no demand OF consequence, aud
with cables continuing easy, prices soon
dropped down another few points to be raj,
led. however, before midday and reached
reports OF damage to early planted cotton BY
frosts over Saturday night and Sunday morn
ms These reports We're received from prl-
hut the trade wero not disposed to credit any
serious damage. and after the first wave OF
covering tho market soon yielded to re-
n new OF room pressure and further selling
was More or less Irregular. but In general tho
market showed an easier undertone and reach
ed the lowest level In the late trading, when
May sold at Il. 81 and July Mt 14.79. Tho close
was steady but at tho lowest net decline OF 20
- points, Sales were estimated at 200, 900 bales.
New Orleans did little or nothing In the
local market, and beyond tho moderate sell
ing by commission houses noted In thu early
trading the business seemed to he mostly for
professional account and In scalpinG tSar-
ncter There WAS some talk that an inlpor.
tant Wall Street Interest was covering quietly
toward the close. leading to the slightly
slender tone. but in a general way the market
showed little feature Receipts continue very
light with the nto,siEht for tho week estl-
year. r ifA
Estimated receipts at tho ports to-day were
s22l bales against 9.476 last week and l20l7
last year For the week 10000 bales against
Al, 25l last week and 696a2 last year. To-day's
receipts at New Orleans were 1867 bales