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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23
A SUBSOlL PLOW.
a subsoilcr For One or Two Horses.
Easy 10 MIKE md Very Effective


Easy 10 Make md Very Effective.
On account of many inquiries about
| subsoil plows Editor Hunnicutt of the
| Southern CultivatOr presents his read
ers cut of homemade subsoil plow.
Or. Hunnicutt says this pillow will
break any sort of land. however hard.
as deep rs four or six mules can pull
the pillow. and il is simple In cOnstruc-
ton and easily made. Ii may there
fore be of interest In any region where
there is hard ground TO be broken or
subs0iling and surface packing are to
be practiccd.
The cut represents two horse sub
soil pillow. The beam and handles are
the same as any other pillow stock.
The two uprights can be made from
two horse wagon tire, each two feet
long The land bar should be about
the same length and should be made
about two inches square from one up
right to the other, and the front end
should be laid with good steel well
tempered and drawn down to q point.
The point can be made of any desired
width.
This pillow will break the bottom of
furrow made by any two horse turner.
If one horse subsoilcr is desired. sim.
ply leave off all behind the front up
right. In either plow the iron is made
secure TO the stock by use of Il stirrup
or clamp made of a three.fOurths inch
iron rod This pillow will be improved
BY sharpening the front upright. 1t
will then cut old roots and brick clay
This pillow Is not patented and can
be made for about 80 cents for the
one horse and $l2j for the two horse
1t can be used for Il variety Of work
besides simply snbsoiIing. 1t is espc-
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23
The Table.

II you cannot get autumn leaves or
flowers for the Thanksgiving table use
Grape tissue paper. Cut out leaves and
spread on the table-mapIe leaves. oak
leaves or ivy leaves look the best
against The white tablecloth. The fruit
apples and oranges-may be placed
In a disli lined with green tissue paper.
Deep yellow and orange paper Goilies
dnGer il.e white or blue and white Chi
ma aCd 70 the decorative effect.-New
York Journal
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23

II have great respect for gray hair"
said the humorous boarder as he raised
his eyes from his plate
That's very creditable OF you, Mr.
Jellaby." said the landlady.
But have no respect" said the hui
morous boarder, for gray feathersw
And lie tapped viciously on the tough
fragment Of turkey that lay before
him. Cleveland Plain oller.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23
A HOMEMADE SuHSOILIR.

cialy adapted TO looscnins up sod
which has become Lilebound from
long tramping. 1t will also pay wei
to run it around corn and cotton just
after they come up. as you can break
land ten or twelve inches under the
stalks without injuring them. Dr.
Hunnicutt has also found il the best
plow he has ever used for the garden.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23
CaII Seeding of AIfaIfn.

In some parts of California a com
mon method of sowing alfalfa Is to IT.
rigate, if necessary, in September or
October, prepare the soil and then SOW
the seed broadcast with barley or
sometimes wheat. There Is some dan
ger from frost, and the grain Is thought
to protect the alfalfa. II is best not to
pasture the alfalfa the first season. but
to allow 1t TO obtain good start for
the second season. IL sowed IN spring,
the grain is usually omitted.-A. :.
Hitchcock.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23
THANKSGIVING CHEER.
Somewhat Of a Dnmpener.

Mrs. Jimpson-Just see what mother
has sent us-a lovely big turkey for
our Thanksgiving dinner! 1t came by
express this morning
Jimpson Ooyfully)-Bless her heart.
That's just like her!
Mrs Jimpson-And she sent a note
saying she would be here to help us
eat 1t.
Jimpson mot quite so joyfully)-The
dickens. That's just like her tool
New York Times.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23
Not Deceived.

Ethcl-I!c acts this way: He gazes at
me tenGery. is buoyInt when | am
near him. pines VIXEN NEGLECT him.
Now, Nhat lJcs lint signify? Ter
Mother--That he's q mighty GOOD &c
tor. Ethel. Puck,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23

There are Only three Of US in the
family" said tie customer. land five
pound turkey for Thanksgiving would
be all we could possibly manage"
"You'll have TO take a real turkey"
briskly replied the dealer I'VE don't
keep EN- in tabloid form" -Chicago
Tribune.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23
Needed Another Hargei,

When Van Bluincr cane up from the
cellar, says IIarpcr's Bazaar lie told his
wife lie wanted her TO do him favor.
y want you TO give the cook mes
sage fos me" he added.
WHAT" inqs;reG Mrs. Van Blumer.
a trIfe anxiously
'"rell her-ask her. mean'-snid
Van Blumcr. mot to put the broken
china into the ash barrel. really
must bave some place 30 put the ash
ca"
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23
HIS Theory.

"Why is n turkey regarded as espe-
cially appropriate to THANKSGIVING"
Because" answered the grim look
ing citizen, "any one who can afford to
buy turkey these days has especial rea-
son TO be thankful. Washington Star.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23
For the Grain Farmer.

The grain fats...r can have no more
profitable stock around fDe barns than
half dozen good cats. II they hhYc Il
fair chance to get under mows ana
around the grain bins the crop Of rats
and mice will be lcsSened and much
ioss a0g annoyance avoided. =. Ex-
Change
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23

The letter r at TIE head Of nj pre-
scriptions is dmirel from lhe Latin
word rrcipc. tie Imperative meaning
take" ITO little dart over thu tail
Of the o. is BE syuii'1i Of IoYe. or
the Latin - Jupiter, and invests tho
writer with ai' butterfly by the pow
er of Jcp.,cr. = therefore, the syn prop
erly reacs. BY Jupiter. take this"
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23
NS : w Norfu|si1sWestsrB
Schedule in effect May %, 1904
Leave Buena Vista.

NORTHBOlNp.
Mo- 9:56P. M. Daily .or Basic, Luna!
Hagerstown and Wv York. Pull
man sleeper to Philadelphia.
No.l4. 1886 ?. taily, For IIqgeistogn.
Washington. Baltimore. Phladel
phia New York aid Intermediate
stations. Pullman sleeperto New
York via Harrisburg.
SOU1HBOUND.
No. III 5 A. N; Dpily. For RoaHok
Bristol, Bluefirld, Norion, Ne.
ston-Sal"m, WeIcn ana inter-, eide
ate stations. Pullman sleepin
Philadelphia to WEIGH.
No. IL. 2,O9P, NJ Daily. FpI Roanoke
Bristol, Blucaeld, Winston Salem
and intermediate stations, and
Knoxville, CINCINNATI, Columbus,
Chicago. and points West and
Southwest. Pullman sleeper t,
Knoxville and Roanoke 10 Colun
bus.
Additional information AID rates che;5
fully furnished by &. II Mollett, Ticke
Agent, Buena ista, Va.
W. Il. BEVILL. NJ. +. BAGG
Gen. Pass. Agent. I'raayss. Agt
ROANOk ~ VA
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23
Chnnged II.

The l,adg|lhat isn't the same story
You told me before. The I}eggar-No,
lady; you didn't believe the other one,
Philadelphia Telegraph.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23
An Up to Dnfe TurlSeY.

Willie-1his Is an up to date turkey,
papa
Papa-In what way. Willie?
Willie-Why. It has drumless drum
sticks New York Times.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23
MutuNitY ehH,

$50 their engagement Is brOkenT
Eyes. They were both too shy to got
married"
"Whatf
well. you see. he was shy OF mon
ey. and she got SHY Of him when she
found 1t out."-Philadelphia Ledger.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23

Train 80 connects with Southern Ry.
lta. Strasburg Junction for Harlisonbu'g
and points on Valley Railroad
eorr..,o,., 10. SO MOL
f''H' P-ss. Pass.
LV IIarrisOnburg 4jpm : 81 am
S,aunton 80. 3 4spm : p am
Ar Lexington. 8 5Upm 10 90 am
DAILY except sun4aY.
For rates tickets baggage checked
apply to any Office Of the B. & o. Rail
road or to Z. Dudrow, Travelling Pas
seHger Agent. Harper Ferry, ", Va
4. Z. JARRETT. Agent
Lexington, Va
C.. ". BASSETT. & Z \.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23

Henry, nj our nrNt iiitle dinner We
won't have any carving done on the
table"
"Good, That's where | generally do
t."-Clevciand Plain Dealer
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23
Time marked ~ is on weeks oays only

Time marked q IS on weeks uays only.
Pullman Sleeping Cars from Clifton Forge h
Cincinnati, 81. Louis and Louisville.
IA 50 y. "a -paily from Clifton Forge.
{ IS p. III. Daily from Eichmopd and except
sunday from Old POINT aid Norfolk
For rates, tickets and other Information apply
to ). o. CAMPBELL, -ity Ticket Agent. i.eNing'
ton. Va.
H. w FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
|. E.DOlLE. GENERAL Maragsl.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23

towards die many times before Their
death. -Shakcspeare.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-23

Mrs. Brown founa : Hote and bill
pinned to the manrel when sIe re
turned
"'ADd we are more obliged than we
can say foe pur diner dcux, - she
read out TO her husband. "They must
have been real igpqrapt people" she
commPn'e5. They capt sRelI. It was
chicken oot dsek, they bad"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
I! PRODUCE 81 i MARKET.

& NEW YORK. Sept. u III. OUR Showed bet
but sales were Ugh Bye F2nr
Nominal q Barley Steady. y. fa
Vyheat-Spot Irregular; o. 2 red. - II X {. o.
b.. aflnat Option ma rket Was generally nrfr Al
The lay ehieay Ssr cables cables
showed ~ aIAc.s net advance. May closed al
1i.i55. September, 81. IN; Decetnber s..
st tea, 81 ay ien rey
West and bull support. closing net higher
September closed at 90 December. q IS
= 70 s,s g p9 na s
der heavy regents September closed az
81 Bee. sfcady Cut heat.-ste Lard
Fs'n ssiRnsa faafa
strained, common to good, nTpentn'e-
Steady. Szt b " }8 = 81 81 ~,
s5ist ca nS r'n ,ess'ss
coffee futures opened steadygat an ad va nee 81
points, closing steady q net advance OF lVgp
Is points, Sales. Q, 900 bags. ~ 4, !, -.
elusive, were reduced So loo. al hundred POUNDS
to-day. Raw iirT 1, refined. nee
Steady; State, full cream, large. eolored iancy:
Sstc y small, sHhtte, fancy SIC. EcKgs-Steady5
Wastern. fancy Southern
1erssy and Southern. si.ssa 40; ersey sweets:
IL &. = other domestics. sa6,scs t:abbagas-1,
rounds 81 ia: per barrel 500 Toe Cotton
by steam to Liverpool lSc.
CHICAGO. ILL, Sept AN Improved de.
OF firm wheat ma rlsct here to-day the
close Deccrnber wheat was up Hs9isc. Corn
showed a gain OF &c; oats were On Ac.; pro-
visions were 2isc. higher to 30 itssc low
The leading futures ranged as follows; <,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
RICHMOND Ri PRODUCE MARKET,

It q aR5 lCorrected Lively 3PTlqHy,3 *
viii liberal receipts HHsActlys; llshl
receipts COR Continues quiet and !, steady y q
CENTS cortinue light and demand good. II a "
IieceIpts 81 hay aMpe for Tho smal demand
NO continue last week, auot lpns, New Hay
New has Vi SELL according to qua lily and cor,-
editlon al from 81 90 to sl.N per ton lnder
coryespDMd!pg grades of OLD Shippers should
he careful e bale new hay ana 1919
!siblc Ia prevent hea ling, IS Il Y Sstf 9ta!
I'd 81 rkets fair aptiye;s receipts about
BiJTTIsIS Receipts az fresh stock light; ro,
,csipts OF other grades liberia and aecnnlulat,
Ing. Market qniet end n ttlo or no demand
except for strictly fancy stock ". as
s'PpUI ~ RY--In good demand AT quotations
With fair kraceipts. ! sSt Seg Y
yssVIKGiNlAs RAG,0 Iiece ps con lnue 'IeFy
light and denlaEd good i{ vi I.
Il il ACi In s. Fancy stock in demand at full
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
FROM cHMolD c, Vac n ZAP RATES
80 VIA SEABOARD AIR Ill q

FROM ri in on c, I'VE &C 4 ZAP RATES
& a VIA sEABoARDs AIR LINE.
San FRANCISCO. CAL, and return.
= .ss 81 Account Trlennial Conclave.S
Knisbt remplars, and a 4, so !, Grand
s,,st 18th to sSeptembertsth. inclusive, linz
TOD to DctoBer g, 1901
AZ sTIN, TEXAS y I, and return. So So
ln,s,sats sold September 18th and 18TH.
limited to return at any date date not lates
tim Rtss ssss5Ya 49, ana return.
IS q = { q count international Association
j. ois; Fro Engineers tickets sold ep!om ~
lin and lsth limited q g aI sep'eneef Goth;
I ~ extended 10 any date not later than
september, aOth, tl t j & !, d!
All &C tho above rates apply from Rich
y, ,,,, fn Z Hn. SProportlonally cheap rates
may be fad at al. other stations on tho,
E6eato;lId d. IL G !. q. i. 81
I II. s. 3l4EARL, N, TAYLOR, 5S5
55S5 e H. r, a. I, st g, n. A. i
phone t4o5, $40 u, Main ST., Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
COTTON MARIETTA

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE cotton market
optncd easy at unchanged. prices 70 ~ decline
post bstfsf on
ket were concerned. q though the effect OF the
3 losses in the speculative market was Offset TO
some extent with sales q !, o0e bales s,
IT was feared that the decline IN tn liverpool
futures must have been engineered by large
American bear Int erests ana ,itsWas the 10y g!
al the opening, On. the other hand, there was
during tho morning showed more irregu larity
d than any distinct tendency either way, tf9
II The weather WAS as consdersd 4 as (; favorins
Atlantic Coast being Offset by favorable condl-
lions elsewhere except for reports OF rains IN
( Texas while the movement, though expands
\ Ing. presented no feature OF NOR than ordlanry
Around midday. however. The market be-
came more active and ather excited AZ n result
aaaaen shes sSan
iis ai sb et ,sgis no!nta ,hisshsr Iis buying
poisss from tho BEST but atsr We're FAILED
gain by b renewal OF New Orleans. buying,
and tho market. while finally down from the
r. ths s ennta list wac steady
Sales were estimated Mt 400 600 bales.
Z Lower Wall Street was thought to DO selling
during The morning, hut IN ale, ftcrnoon VAS
brokers with New Orleans connections were
ontsI,okenly busll on the poor crop accounts
coming IN from private sources ~ Texas s
r Receipts at tho ports to-day were ~, 0iS& hall
against S,4S4 last week and s. SlS last YEAR;
tho week 1870, 000 bal es agalIist n 1888 last week
snd snE Ssw
ana 5at iIoastoli were 4, $50 bales ugainst oss
Y last year, " stfS a y sS I 33gSf. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
AppareI1tlY AIurdered 10 Obtain.
7(slpecial.t6.The Ti1nfycs- Dlspatch.) 4

(Spec ial, to The sT imes-D lspatch.)
AMIGO, September Murder
ed ,s$ IT. Is believed. to obtain 81, ooa. in
gold Which lie was known to have a t ghis
house, tic body Of Stephen Daugs was
found early yesterday morning In the
ashes OF 1tis 4 hui, three miles from this;
city.
gDa,lg was n lnlser WHO was be loved
to be Worth about 100000. lie had re-
Gently procured $3.50 In gold, which he
refused to s. deposit in local banks and
had taken homo with him for safekeep-
Ing. In addition he had government
bonds or mortg agcs for nearly SIG, 600 in
Ills house. Esss I'll ny 3f55 -
Names were seen rising from the hut
Which he called homo at o'clock this
morning. The \ nearest IL neighbor lives
half mile ava and & by tho time he
arrived ut tho scane OF the fire the
building was loom 90. I. There was moth
Ing seen Va + ljnllg s., n and after.St the ashes
had. cooled Il "a seilr i, was made for the
body. IT WAS found charred and with
n .woundir5o on the temple, II Is posi-
/ bic that the v wound 4. a was caused by a
shotgun. M 81 Fl j s9 Y Y 58 s
f The police are working on the case
but can find mo clues, Dnugs is not
known to have left any relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
SOUTHERN Rail way.

SscIiED q l.r1 is EFFECT NAY esTH 1904 ri
e! TRAINS LEAVE R1CIIMOND D. III
700 Att Local for Cha riotte, N. CT;
n 1850 ~ M Dal ~ Lilnit cd. isu ftet Fullnlan
~ Atlant aa and BlrminS han. Jew Orleans
Memphis Cha IT .,an 3, and all
II ii :o0 IL M.-Dally. Limited. y Pullman ready
$3.50 PS M.,ls for al Che Soit
I. The favprit e4 Ioute to fillmore and Eastern
points. Leave Richmond ! ;2u M. Daily,
s:i5 i. M.--Locni. Daily, except Sunday.
Il 4:2O Pr NI.-1Sxcept Sund lay. For West Point
connecting nj tn steamers for Bal tiniore and
liver landings, Steamers sailing from West
Point Monnay ednssday and Friday call at
and Clay Bank; Tuesday r hursdayS
nd turd ay, "A lmonds and SGioncester Points
l:45 a.. M.--Ioxcept Sunday, Local mixed for
1 'Sss'. TRAINS ARRIVE R1caMoND
II 4 IN A. and 6:42 p M.-Frpm hll the South
gS S:s5 r, M. from Charlotte and Durham. NJ
& s:S0 "A M From keysville 3s
Y MS "A M.-Bal tmGre and West Point. SE
lois * NJ !, Il. p s. NJ. From, West Point
CIV. WESTBURY,ED.NP. Pa. r. richmond. Va
q ~ II ARDWICI W. II9TAYLOH,
:. y p r.. NJ 4. q III
" q. fla KEhT. Genl Mgr.
4 " ashinEton.E D. G. n tgs 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
1880 Ama1gamatcd Copper 800.
Elo0 Amer. Can and Foundry.

1880 Arnalgamatcd Copper ......
klt0 Amer. Can and Foundry 80.
400 Amer. Cotton oil..........
100 Amer. SNUFF ~.
100 Amer. Snuff, pfd. Il. AZ. u. J
100 Amer. Can .......s.........5
800 Amer. Can, pfd.....s..s4...
$500 Amer. Locomotive. corr J. ],
400 Amer. Locomotive, pfd.a q.
300 Amer. Sugar $500. 80. !.
4i 2Gso ~ \ 7 and g re, ce1t , $3.50.
1920 Baltimore and Oliio....s ~.
$500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Canada Southern ...........
1900 Canadian Pacific ~. ..s.
] 1900 chesapeake aud O]lio.- 80.
1900 Chicago Great West. .......
177po Chia Mill and s. 1'..
$500 Colo. Fuel and Iron. .,..5....
sl1lD0 Colo. Southern. com .....
1900 Colo. Sonthern. LIST pfd
GOO Colo. Southern. I'd pfd -.
100 Clcy., Gin. Chi. and s. III.
11W Cont. Tobacco. pfd.,..Y...
800 Consolidated Gas q. 49,. ..-a..,
5lOO Delaware and Hudson. ..... ],
Z 800 Del. Lack. and NVcst....,.
500 Erie, 1st pfd.....,.........5....3
8lD0 Eric. I'd pfd..................
100 General Electric
1900 Illinois Central ..............
300 Louis and Nashvlllc...,.....
100 Manufacturers. ...... 49,.
tl2s0 Metro. Street itailwiy......
! 400 Mexican Central
100 Mos Kan. and Tex, com. -.
100 Mo. Kan. and Tex, pfd. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. n and st. Pam gen. 1s.......... 1854
Chicago and Northwestern con. Il. ....... loSis
Chicago, H. Il. ana Pacific ls. 9. ........... 7eh
Chicago H. Land Iar. col. b. !. ss1a4
Id and ST. Louis gen. Al. .......... 10l1
Chicago Terminal -.
4Consolidate Tobacco lss H
Colorado and Southerh as "
Denver and Rio Grande Is. d0lah
Erie prior lien :s!b
Erie General 4s ~
Tort Worth and Denver City lists. 1o1
HockinS Valley D JOB
louisville and Nash. Unified As. 10l.
Manhattan con. gold 4s aO6!z
Mexican Cent o. ~. !. y. &. 6sla
Ncxican Central list inc. !. IJ1s
lJfpn "a nd St ii busi IN 4. Z. So
Mssopr AZ Kansas and Texas IA. ........ 1ool4
Missouri Kansas and Texas Eds SUI.
New Il gen, yss 10oA
Now 81 crsey Central gen! is 4. :. 11s5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
s;JE:ABOARD AIR ! NE RAILWAY.

II TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-DAILY.s a
IA ago IL IS eaboard Mail-l0:35 F. II M.-Ses.E
board sExpress-ro2 Savannah. Jacksonyllls. EAs.55
innta and Southwest. fSs
Z, a.Io Az .-Loca-ForN oriina and Hamlet. q
n sTRAINS 5ARRIYE-RICHMOND .g5 H
( SIS AZ M.--No,{ at-From Florida, Atlanta aAd (
sh s:s5 'G p.MGNo ssFrom Florida Atlanta ana
the Southwest, 4-.5G, . tssssts
points: :, y, =, = I, =. .s S
3, nast T KAN N s RASE97F Fho s Is Is,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
1901, reported by John L. Oglesby: t5I
Sold week ending ~ 1ly 10TH Ia, 500 pounds I:

1904. reported by John L. Oglesby:
A Sold week ending u uly 18th. IA, 500 pounds:
crease for week ending July 2sl As, 900 pounds
Sold from October !. 1904, to July g. 1904
to July % 19o3 81. 500. 100 pounds: decrease for
1904, A. 23 SOD pounds. ~ WIN ay &
rho receipts this week were very light. The
offerings continue Target OF the lower grades
with much OF that damcd; prices ather on on
ali grades. Reports from the growing crop u
lutte favorable. gl5 al z z Sg.5 VIA "
From the most reliable information obtan.-
able THE quantity or tobacco planted will fall
short of .the 1903 crop at leas one fourth
There viii BIO no tobacco sold at airy OF the
warehouses; during the month of August BY;
order fof the Tobacco AssocintiUn III 81
B The quotations are as folloWs: v; ssjsG
park Jugs common I. Z, n. $500 dIs.5s
Dark Jugs, medium, 3. a 400
b BARK 1 1ssf eo,n',on S
sDa RE leaf xnedi I. 4.GD @ 90
T)a re leaf good 80 40 $50
Dsrl lear finc 300 "a 400
Dark wrappers s. $500 o 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08
REACT ION
!. IN MARKET
Buying From Outside Sources
and Through Commission
Houses Little iii Evidence.
VOLUME OF TRADE WAS GOOD
Conflicting Influences Kept the
Prices Moving Irfcgt,,lLaarly
MI Day.
~ z.ociated press,

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE advocates advocates
+ Oar higher prices Tor stocks met less en-
sco,,,aRemcnt from the action OF to-u eLh ?
ma,.ltet titan from that of Yesterday y.
I'bere war n little news TO aecou la ~
IN rcantio,,. as there WAS to explain lne
asivance, s. rho volume Of dealings WIS w
well III, to that OF yesterday, puI. .lne
buying OF stocks from outside sou lcii'
AMI through commission houses. or SELL
sin~l aas ,lsslitiie In evidence as ut any
time during the current period OF ac Nv
I ~ M THO conclusion was general ttlat =
tie dealings nrc largely due 70 me opu.s.
lions OF parties OF SPECTATORS or ~
individual Traders, who MAKE an uYoch-
ton OF such operations. =, 5. :,
The pressure to take profits in the n "a
cifics was quite urgent. Their su .9se.
oucnt decline proved OF decisive erect &c
9 OF, sentiment, This influence was reln-
forced by the evidence q tne same e
large e gain. Even the local traction
stocks. which made buoysnt advances 1Is am.
on the compromise OF the labor etis pulcs
which Threatened their operation, en-.
scountctcd realizing sales. " INC ra'iruaa
list. efforts TO contest the reaction. were .,r
rather incfrcctual. In a section Of me
industrial Elist. however n co on era Die
degree Eof strength developed and served s.':
& IN a parttnl Offset to the hea ISL ~
the rhilroad list: The iron md stss :.
movement N Conflicting influences .s kept
prices moving irregularly " all u ILL Nhc,
reaction was In force at tho closing
+ which was heavy. ~ s;5.ss sa a
q The bond market con tiDucd III cad And
was generally tirn; tot al sa les. nat value.
S5.465, 900.
United States Bonds we're unchanged
Total sales Of stocks were 90, 200 shares
AZ MONEY AND ExcIAEGE-CLOs
i Money on call, easy, a ~ por CENT
closing bid 4 per cent. offered at spcr
cent. Time loans. slightly nrmcr. 80 days.
e per cen 90 days. "a per cent; SIX
months, 3 ~ per cent
cent. Sterling exchange. efsy, wit az
5tnal business In bankers bill Is. at .87.10et
5$4B7lj for demand and a 81 81 70d$4. 81. 20
for six b, iii. G AL W. s,
/. Poster rates. $4s5 az and s, . s0lt-22. /
Commercial bills. s4s1 I-4a3-s. rs Bar sll y
yer, $50 81. Mexican d ollars.@s As Ia SKI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08

Northern Pacific ,............... 70ok
Norfherti PacIfic Observation-Disclosures. T4M
Norfolk ana western Com. 4s. ............ 101%
Ore ron short IIne d and partic ......... 81 NJ
1,annsv,van;, c,t,y, pe14
Reading General IA ~. 99B
81 Louis and Iron Mountain con-. 5s...,.. 1lGN
ST. Lutts and san Tfanrlsco f. 4s......... Ss3s
st. Louis southwestern lists IS ~
Seaboard Air Line As. :. Al
Southern Halfway =; 1, 1s's
Texas and Pacific ISIS . :. ls
Union Iacfic Is 1G5A
I;f,jon pacif1c conv 4s JOSH
III. 81. Steel cd 805s
Wabas7l lgts Il. 1lSIs
1raha an 1Spt Iya 4. y. Is M
W-heeiiir -And Lake Erie As -. SDIs
1visconsin Central a. ]. S9ls
C,o1prado Fuei and Iron sConv. 0s.......... 75h
NJ. and o. Collateral Trust As. % 81
Central fof Georgia "a Inc 4s,s