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u S. refund'ng 7s. registered lo4A
U g. refundine 70. coupon. ................. Io4H
81 49, registered. I. ...........s... u
s. s. coupon 4. !. 4. Z. !. \. 1854
y. b. New Ia, eStstSrSd III
". S. New Is, coupon. 1875
U. g. Old Is. registered. los;s
u. 9. Old Is. coupon. lcssii
sAichlson general ls 49,. lOl
Atchison adjustment Il 81
Atlantic Coast Linz 4s........... ossi
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures 2 8
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. s5A
Central OF Georgia sa.. 1l2H
Central OF Georgia Let inc. .................. sa
Chesapeake and Ohio ~ 1914
Chicago and Alton ........... ...,..... 4S1H
Chicago H. and Quincy new IL .H...........% s7ss
Chicago, NJ. and St. Paul gen. 4s.......... l)9lx
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N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
300 IA M.-NOHFOLk EL1MtTEO. Arrives
Norfolk 1920 a. A.. stops only a. Petersburg,
WoaSy . and az 81 suffolh
P E or. cary petersbyrg 70 Lynch burg and
Louis Blueflela to Cincinnati. also Roanoke
o.. kinanxville and Knoxville 70 Chattanooga
I, 1910 =. =: IRoANoKn EXPRESS for Farm.
30 z. N. .-ocEAN sHoRB LIMITED. Ar
rves Norfolk $40 P. N. Stops only ut Peters,.
burg. Waverly8 and Suffolk Connects with
steamers 9,s :, to Boston, Providence, few York.,
I, !:@ 2. M.-For Norfolk and all stations east
o:so n. M..NEwa ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
P,ilman s!eepers r edmond to- Lynchbu:g ana
Roanoke Petersburg to aBrstol.a Lyme hburEE to-
n, ,hs.. nnooga. Me mphis and New Orleans. Cate
d s:so I r IN. -woRLD,s FAIR SPECIAL
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to ST.
Trains aSTive from the West :35 A. III. aoS
N land S0s p. n. from Norfolk II 40 a.
ONCE No. sas Fast Main street.
W.. b.. BEvIL1i Sssssggss C.ls H.N BO6LEY.Ss
Geh>L8 4Ss Dist Pass Agk 8
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RAILROADS.
G:'|g||E|l|: ss ~ ' ;dai,'
SOLID vESTiBuLE TRAINS
" 81. LUIS, MI

s,., LEAVE Observation-Disclosures
1:so q; M.----Datly--Loca1s 10 Newport News, Old
n.oo FONT and way stations. 81;
purg 1855 A. NJ. Newport News iO:se A.
M Old Point II vJ A. Nj, Norfolk 1870
I'm q. M Portsmouth HIS A. NJ.
Wy" E. >ItDa, lS---Slec ia@-Arrives Williams
Il n nnsg t;Ss " NJ. Newport News 80 PM.
Port. rs%t sG s4 s q ~, MNorf0k s;ss q NJ,
o:oo I. ~. --Dally--Local to Old Point and Nor
,,ro MAIN LIN Ely Est 10 Tin 3. n s;79's S1s5g
sou a. NJ --I.ocal-Daily to Charlottesvilles ex-
"a ,eept Sunday to Clifton forge. s335 4 + Il.
1'VV ~ AL - a.iy--St. Louis SpecIAf-To Cin.
clnnatl Louisville. ST Louis and Chica go.E
Dinlng Car boswell 10 Cufton Forge and
80. Ginc,nnati% to st Louis.
aaysGssI Y
Z. 's. JAMiEs kkG 1WbR aha L liR2!Sss &c
io:0 a. rNN;,DailyE'xptess-o
Force and principal stations: Except sun.
/, Y, gay ~ Rosney and A1berei1e s8Iy; ~
s AeIVyE hfehs1os Esi TRoM
Norfok AID Old Point s846E a.. Nj Dali 49,
a; ". DAILY 200 r. NJ. and 1925 p NJ. Daily.
From cincinnati and West go a. NJ. daily
ana ana. a;3o Z. II. daily. Main Line Local $40
daily from Cha. lottesviiia. Orange Accom- sac
s;sa +. NJ daily. Esmont Accom- t $40 a. M e.
II. W. FULLER, W. o. wARTHEN.5
5TT cen Pass. Agt. Dist. Pass. "A ct. N
G. e. DOYLE Genl. Manager.
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Northern Pacific IS tag
Norfolk and western con is................1DA
Oregon Short Line IA and Partlc. ......... BOZ
Pennsylvania convi Observation-Disclosures o0.s
Reading General As &. =. =. 1ol
ST. Louis ana IRON Mountain con. 5s.... 1l5.
ST. uujh and San Francisco *. 4s.. ....... S,ss
ST Louis Southwestern lstA. .,..,......... 9S54
Senboa RI Ar Line 4s....................... sos
Southern Pacific IS .......................l0 4A
Southern Railway 5s NIX
Texas and Pacific lists III S1
Toledo Sti5L. ana Western ls............f79 x
I'm on Pacific 94s n, I6
Union Pacific conv. 1oi q
u. s.. Steel "a os
wabash Deb, & B az G4H
Wheeling ana Lake Er!d Is. ............. elii
wisconsin Central As 4. 4. I. 9lis
Colorado r,iei 4 nd Iron cfny "a a
NJ and o. Collateral Tr.5 4s................. 05 81
Central OF Georgia I'd 1nc............,... 50 \
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Print Cloth Market.

s -IIa- az by AEsOclntedV ETess.) .-1--- 3 q
FALL RIVER, MASS. October 1.-THE
weeks sales in the prlnt-coth market are
estimated at about 5000 pieces. Trading III
the cloth market last week has been OF n
a. light character. and prices are unchanged
on three cents basis on regulars. While
there has been little better demand than
the sales would indicate. manufacturers arc
still averae to disposng Of goods at present
figures. Besides this there are many styles
strike. the mills being sold out Of these
particular makes. & fs5gt, {;
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3 BALTIMORE, MD, OCT. LILO UR--auiet
and and tie moath. siisE alis; No, red, West:
ern. sl14Nal1b, Southern by. sample. $50; q
oats--u Unsettled and easy;. MOI 8 white. s4.sc
Rye-Firnle Butter--Steady and unchanged
fancy !n,itation. 7dlse, do creamery .9ela!o.
STEADY and unchanged At 2!e, Cheese Quiet
and unclaimed; large. il 9pllhc..; medium and
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Cash quotatlon; were as follows; FLouR-3
l'.r,7 No. q spring wheat, SILT No. 3, $l.L4dp
31.il; No q red, N.lo0l.l:, No. = corn, b0Ec,:
NJ: yellow. s..s No. 2 oats. a9c. NJ, g
white, a2c; No, white. ao93litc. No. z rye.
mailing, 3sa 47c No. i naxseed. l.OsM; No. I
northwestern. $ll4,s; prime NJ Timothy seed.
lard, per 100 pounds s76o07. 6a; short ribs sides
tloosel, GSl2; short. clear sides tboXe.dl,
Clover, contract grade. 81. Is, Enthusiastically;
oreamcrioa, ladIoOc.: dairies, l3ll7c. Cheess--
Quiet at l0@101ac. Eggs-St eady at mark, cases
trag go. 5 81 Ell 43oS8 4s sSf !. 81 81
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NAVAL. sTQREa

NJ WILMINGTON, \. Gu Oct 7.-sPIRITs
doing Il receipts. 81.
casks, Rosin-NothIng doing receii ITS. l42 bar
;reB. sTar-Firm% at 81 o receipts 1856 barre 81
8& SAVANNAH, GA, Oct-%7-TuRPEN MINE
Firm IT. 52hsc.; receipts, 424 casks; sales 500
ca SKIS = exports. 400 ca SKIS. Rosn-Firm; re-
cepts, ASS barrels; sales. 635 barrels ex-2
ports 1874 barrels.
q cH .ARLEsTON,@ S. c.. Oct 7.-TURPES.
9TINE-Tlrm at SIC. Rosin.Nothng doing.
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SOUTH R,v HALFWAY.

b SCHEDULE IN EtE EC1,s NJ .sT Il. 1904 III
TI2 AIMS LEAVE $RlCHAtOND.%
7o q . /; Local tor G =
to atlanta ana Birmingham, D New Orleans.
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South. -Ss
e. 600 r. M Elk. sunday. tkeysvllle E Local.
1l:oo q. M.--Daily. Limited. Pullman ready
$3.50 sP, NJ, for all the South. VIA I5
YOf * RIVER LINE
The fnvorte route to 3altlmore and Eastern
points, Leave r chnoni V; 20 r. aiy.
except Sunday. n WI.
a 2:l5 r, M.-Local. Daily, except Sunday
4:2o vi; M,--Except Sunday For West Point:
connecting with steamers for Ealtmo ore and
river landings. Gamers sal ling from West
Point Monday, Wedt esday and Friday. call $nt
Yorktown8and Clay Iiank; Tuesday, @ T thursday
and Saturday, almonds ana Gloucester Points
ga AS "a NI.-Except Sunday. Local N ixed for
West Point. 5tssss
4 B:5S "a. NJ and SO :43 T. u N. From all the
b a:S5. II 81 M.-From Charlotte and Durham.
$40 M.--f'ronl Keysvllle 4 "a
9:2s "a. M.-Bultimoro and West Point. Xiii
l0:45 "a. NJ. $50 r.. M.--Tron West Point.
C., W. WESTDURY.#D.&P. AZ r Richmond, y Va
IS HI 1IARDWlCE. ". II. s1TAYLOE.Si
6. Hi AGKERT, Genl Mgr B{}
y SEE$ Washington. D Z g, I'M s3sE
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
& BALTIMORE. MD, Get 7.-Seaboard Ar
Zinc c6inon. l5H 0lS; do. preferred, 3.ls 35ls
Atlantic Coast Limo common. y 1891. ri H. AZ
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DRY GOODS MARKET

Nl.yy. = RK. Oct. THE dry goods. market
to.daS9 he SremaIned quiet and without caange
In the trend OF demand. With thess ADVENT Of
the nearby purchasers is awaited when busi-
ness In this division lof the market Is expected
to show ma rked improvement mt. $558$s
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MISCELLANEOUS MARI CTS.
PEANUT MARKET,

PETERSBURG, IVA. - Oct. E7.-PEANUTS-
Span .sf-- Market steady at yOc.: light offerings
q nd stock greatly reduced b. YlrginIas-AlaI ket;
nominal al Ike for fancy stock; mac me
picked. 2R 1sss c.: shel.inE stock. 2G3c. Market
here literally bare of stock.
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OFFICIAL RANCE AND SALE OF STOCKS AInsNEw YORK
BY Thomas Branch & CO, Bankers and Brokers,
\ SALES. ls

4 BALES: ~,
1920 Missouri Pacific .........,..j
900 HASH. Chat. and S. L.s.s..
300 New York Central ..........
1890 Norfolk and Westtrr......
300 N. y, Ont. and West ........
( 400 Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1880 Pennsylvania r. R.......,..l
21O0 Peoples Gas (Chicago)...
300 Pressed Steel Car............l
800 Pressed Steel Car, pfd.,.....
1900 Republic I. and S., com. y.
31Q0 Republic I. and g., pfd......}
21OiO Reading, corn .,,....i
1000 Reading, 1st pfd.............:
5000 Rock Island, com..,.........i
900 Rock Island. pfd.. ...i....l
d 100 Sloss........ ......... ...,..t.
400 Sloss, pfd....... ...... .....
800 s. L. and s. F., I'd pfd ..a.....t;.
$500 81 l.. and Southwest, pfd..
1880 Southern Pacific .....,.....s
100 Southern Railway, coi1l....
Southern Railway pfd......
100 Scaboard Airline, com. ~.
AGO Scnbonrd Air Line. pfd,....
900 Tenn. Coal and 1ronns...
1900 Texas Pacific ........t.....l
1890 Union Pacific ...............
2ec0 United States Leather......
1920 United States Steel...s..
$500 United States Steel, pfd....
go Va. Gar. Chemical, cotr,....
1906 VI. Gar, Chemical. pfd....
800 Wabash, corn........ ..!.....
500 HNaba sh, pfd........ ........s
COO western Union .............
!, 100 Wisconsin Central ..........
400 Wisconsin Central. pfd ......s
Total sales 84,5Q0. t5
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
. UBL1C SALE OF "a VALUABLE
FARM IN THE COUNTY OF

1sc,o EARN I IN IN TIE COUNTY OF
BY virtue of a decree entered by the
Circuit Court OF Gooehland county on the
18th day of August 1903, III the ,chahcery
4e Nay ss T. Ne y Ns spscia
om isFH pNy wi OF g @oc5!THoSBER 1901
offer, for public. sale at 10 o'clock. at
der, a valuable tract Of land lying IN Byrd
District, Goochland county. known az
"BelieAeld containing three hundred and
seventy-nlne acres. more. or less, situated
about fifteen miles northwest Of GOoch.
land Courthouse. 81 4. IA. IA
This is a valuable piece Of real estate.
upon which there are improvements in
rs1r beoHnddl,o being the proRserty
9 good opportunity to buy valuable
TERNs1cash sun, Client TO pay the DEBT
er one t9Hlsaad With
the cost. OF the suit and sale. ana tho
oa lance In one and two years, evidenced
BY the, bonds Of the purchaser, bearing
secured by deed Of trust on the property.
II the property is not sold on that day
the sale will be adjourned Until. such time
as the Commisslon err may see n.
Special Commissioner.
In the Clerks ONCE OF the Circuit Court
.Eof the County Of Goochland. ii q
May s. Mccormick. 80. Plaintiff,
against
Virginia Z. Trlce, ct als...... Defendants
I, Moses T. Atonteiro, clcrk Of the sad
corlrt.8d do certify that tho bond required
OF tho Special Commissioner by the decree
rendered In said cause on tho Ed day OF
August. 100. has been duly given
Given under my hand as clerk Of the
said court this 2ist day ct September,
1904 55s. SlSs l553y4 E5sS n il.3s $50 E= f
OsEs =. A1ONlAlAO. Cierk.
sept 27-12t n. 4 q + gesfja 4 s,38s Il
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1901, at bIociock p. s Nj, on the premises,
we shnll, at the request Of the non-resi-
dent owner, sell by public: auction the
|attractively located property above !res--
fcrred to-. on west side Twenty fourth,
between NJ and N b Streets; tho lrcatton
and Sneighborhood being most convenient
and desirable. the \ lot being Of amp e
would Fat, 4once command ready sale or
rental. and .dtho present dwelling Wou d,
witlgsomaimprovcm ont II nuke Il omfort-
able home; and contains. naterlal OF CON
sid ernble Avaiue In rebuilding. "
The salet or this the only ground to be
had In thatilocallty, should command the
attention OF builders, ihomeseekers and
investors generally. and all persons inter
.ested are requested to come promptly at
the hour named. !, a}
e 'rERMs-I4ibcral. and to be announced
at time OF SALE J.. II, ELAN g. Coz 2s4
oct 7-6t WI & IE uctionecIs.
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SEABOARD8 AL R nj N e. RAIL WAY,

TRAINS ELENVlI f4IIEHMUNU- -IJfAILY.9sI3l f3
geo p. M--Seaboard Aiail--lo :3s P,s NJ Sea-
tboara t,xpress--To Savannah, jacksonville. Ats
9:i0 A. Authorization Norllna and Hamlet.
Il TRAINS L ARlslVI3 q RICHMOND DAILY
& ;s5 M::,-No. s4-From Florida. tlantA3
~ 55 T.. M,--No. 66-From Florida. "A tlant2
and tho Southwest, @ q gS
points. Il !, * . ID sa
XIV Nv. NJ, SiTAYLOR.8 C.. t. Al 3iiss
$50 East Main Street, Phone 405, i}Ss
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= France % bales: % the continen. sts. es:es;

70 France 80 bales: 10 the Continent ab3? hs:es;
stock $50. 473 bales. s ys 81 u 81 JSd sEt5
y ali sesport sNs. receipts e, ,,s:
4oS. bl6 ha 1885 export TO Great Britain lel,iss
bales; 70 France 22.e bales: to the Continent
81. gbe bales; To- Mexico !. 44s bales.
Total since September LIST at all seaports--
Net receipt Il Alb "a bales; export 10 Great
Britain b47 i67 bales; to France 10 Il bales;
to the Continent 395.559 bales; ; to Japan $40
bales; 70 Mexco s,9ia bales. SSSss ~
y W ORLEANS, La. Oct. 7.-coTTON--
Spot cototn IN good demand at pun pr.ces..
Sales p 20 bales. ineIudinssss. 100 10 arrive,
Quotations revised: Middl.ng,3s fair advanced
5.l6c.. q nd lower grades l-1sc M, "a
N F'utureA opened barely stcad* II an advance.
OF edlz points. Both ae4rfal e and private
cables from The English ma k IT sscrs bull sh'
and for e., while It looked 3,.sas:sifS genuine.
fever OF bull buying was, on The county, noni-l
ever. commenced to take profits, and taiss
checked the upward trend. The news from
tho country was to the effect that farmers still
rsf,lttd to sell their cotton under 10 cents
The weather map was fairly good. but the
trading December opened IL points up at O. a.
sold up to 1908. receded to $50 and finally res
covered to 10.G1. The market closed quiet with
net gains OF lsd2l points. s5ss' s. 855j
q Cotton futures steady: October. a.Sad9. 90
November, 9.9ld3. 20: q December. l0.0la 1902;
lo1l(ll0.12; February. l0.21Gllo, g:
March. Y. se110.a3: April; 10 aaaio.A: May
-, 80 5,5t W.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

TRAINS5 LEAVE 8t.ICIIMONDi DAILY-BYRO-8l
5${ar ST1tJ.E:TI STATIC 3s n a.
3EFFECIly.. ~ sotSlJ!Al, SEPT. nth. 3ls5
1905 a. Ma. z. Express to al points \
+ 300 a. NJ -Ie:ershurg and Norfolk. N
l2:lO L. M-Peterspurg5 and .N.9anl w. West
a $500 p. }M.-.Petersburg aid Norfolk. $$
s1;iO r. M -iiolusboro Local 5s al A
4 6:b5 r. M,-Petersburg local. 5@y a48 . "a
b rs r. MI Florida and West Indian l4lm.%
ted to all points South. sSS 81:
Y $3.50 III M--Petersburg and N.tnnd w. West
) ii 80 n. M.--Petershurs Local. y$ u
+ es3 NJ TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
A;o7 a.. M ,s;2s s, A.. AZ A I, ''le; =!
$50 =. Nj; 7;B P.s AZ; a.05 ri. NJ
'lIxcept Sunday. .,Sanday only, U. y
* w, y. CRAIG Gen. Pass, ACT, # 5s q 59l
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R, F.&P|;|'
Richmond, Fredericks-
burg 3 Potomac Il. #.
4 RiChnOlltl.. IN F.f, n tyar.rl .
Trains Lcay,

~ y y sSs burg & Potomac II. r.
Trains Leave Ifichmolid-- orthward.s5
4'15 Az NJ. daily. Byrd ST. Throu h.
6:.5 A.. Al .. dali Main st. II. Dug II. sri
gs :l6 "A. NJ eek days. Elba. Ashland accom-
mOdat iOn isSS9s
stops. II:
lS:o5 noon, week days. Byrd st. Through 5sS
!, 40 e NJ. wtek days Byrd St. Fredericks-
Ky s:v5 5 T, NJ. d ally. Main st Through. s8s
\. 6:sO IP.,1, eek days. isba, Ash land aa-
a s:o5 Fl Nj. daily. BYRD ST. Throug i. s3ss
An Rams N7rrtve # R,,nnon d. southwark.
scomnlodati Ion. 5s7SJs
"a $40 SA NJ, week da,'s. Byrd St. Fredericks.
burg accommoda ton.
S35 a. 81, daily Byrd ST. Through, 35
I'll: AZ NJ week days. u Byrd ST. Through
Local stops. SG5 Il
n 2:05 I. q Nj. daily. Main St Throug Ii 5s S5i
3. 500 F. Nj, week days. Ilba, Ashland 80
q us rs NJ. daily. Byrd st Throue h.
"a $50 F. b u. daily. Byrd st. Throug b. Local
3E6 1920 n NJ. daily Main st. q Through.
NOTE-Pullman Sleeping On Pnrlor Cars on
all trains except train arriving kichr1 ond Ii 80
"A. N,$'weekf days. and local acconln ida TONS
lions not guara taed. ESSS
W. ?. DUKE g. we GULF. WI TAYLOR
Gent Man ASS Cen !. Man Traf. Man,
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Plans TO Care for the Poor.
y "A meeting OF the dies Hospital Aux
iliary was held IN the Methodist Jnstitu-
ton for Christian Work Thursday after
for the ensuing winter were d 'scussed 4.
Is "A committee was appointed to meet the
board OF directors Of Ethe Institute on
Thursday .ntght. October 18th to perfect
plans Of the auxiliary. 81
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS. ocT Z, 1904,
i T. As t3g $50 REX ARRIVED, IN lgs s4S55

Steamer Powhntan.y N orfolS. KS s5
Il X B Baltimore. Baltimore.
Schooner Carnagie. Bnltimore.
Schooner Alma y. "a. Holmes. Portsmouth,.
Schooner J. W. Hawthorne. "A leSandrin, 81 l1s
Schooner NJ. "a. Wiley, Alexandria, z az III 445
Schooner Edith Olcott, New Bedford.
SohoonerEagle Wing, Portsmouth. q
Schooner Charles a. Campbell,i Boston,
Schooner Iona Tunnell Portsmouth. i4s n
Schooner +. 7, Barnunl. Fall River.
~ 4E}$ fitS SAILED.
Steamer Lady Armstrong. Bremen. Sigs
Schooner John II. Bergen, Charleston.
Schooner Percy Birdsall. Boston. 's3
Barge White Band Providence
Barge scuy, Providence. Az *
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Weekly Cotton Statement.

H852fs 588 (Ey Associated GPress) ,B5s AK
e NIINts OltLFAN s, Oct. us Secretary
. Hester's weekly cotton statement Issued
to-day shows for the seven days OF
October; all Increase over last year of
143. go, and an Increase over the 50 mo
period year before last OF 10000.
q For the thlrty-seven days OF the sea-
son that have elapsed the aggreRate is
ahead Of tho same days of last year
765, 900, and ahead8the same days year be-
fore last gl3, 900. +. IA. IS Fl.
Tho amount brought! into sight during
the past week has been 629,4l4 baies
against 3S6,6l8 for tue same seven days
last year, and t22,3f2 Year before last.
The moy enlent since September LIST shows
Tees Rts ntal lfnttsd States ports e be
land across the Mlssissippi,N Ohio and Ioo-!
toma q rivers to northern MI lis. and Cam
ada e, e47 against GIT last year; Interior
st otks q in excess tof those held at y the,
close ef TIE ns. commercial year gsS5,
takings, 200, 000 gainst 109, SIS. r:S
lst IS; ssl $50 against j ss7ss last year.
been 9es, $40 against 22l,as4 last year. mo IS
ga against 465 N. n s{ Il
Eo f10 SOU soutb a and far tov
'be5 last year. Stocks al the Sea board ma
scsnters have lncrea sed during the Week
The Z "a eorres a1l1s period 50 season of
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NEW YORK, Oct. Observation-Disclosures,
3.;f7 head. Steers firm TO loc. HI CHER; bulls
and COWS steady. Native, steers. s.. CO.'S; SO;
half breeds, *3.ssQ4 90; ags Ss94 ::5 bulls
se.esa % =. cows s. 20 Ca lyss-R ecespts
s 80: little calves ana culls.. tla450; graIsers.
s21Ja. 49, o. Dressed calves steady; city dressed
.veals, Y l13sc@ per pound & country dressed,
pound Sheep and La1nbs-H e.pts, 3.4l2 head.
Sheep, s3dt4.5o; lambs IS. 500 70; nd Canada
an Eli ererk Market nominal cali; no "a les.
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stockerl and feeders. s..1o34z5: cows and
heIfers, 81 25Gl5.25; cahnets 81 50G2. 70; bulls.
sgu4 30; calves ta5saylU r Texas-ied steers.
s. soG5.56: Western N5 steers ssgsls Hogs.
lower Mixed and butchers, S5.s,d6.2o; ( good
to choice heavy $3.50 70; rouga, heavy.
So 4oI5. s.; light. S. ssgt ~; bulk OF .aes ssSG
6O0 sheep-Reteip,e 81 l2.Gao head. Market
steady Good 10 choice swethers $3.Ss14.J9:. IA y
to. choice, mixed. IS. 81 3.75; native lambs, $50
Is 90 7q +
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
Richmond. Va, Oct. n 1904.
QUOTAvIONk n ,{l III

i;SasSarTy Gear =. ,9t. gill
ri ehortbeyry Gear lots) ,.,.,,.,,.., lis ~ 1,l7
4 No, aired Gear lots1 ,,..,..,,...-, LID 9lI7
b Va, bag 1.10 q lis
. Va: bag lots for Il seed ,...,,,,, Lis d. lis
NJ ''s whte teaf c,s,j si.sy
n No. 8 white (cals lot 81 ..,....s..,. 90 o. 81
s sis;s' ss 81, Isl: s},,$ s Ill,
NJ % %|s;p s {s ~ fs;!;
RY N'ss' seq
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT ! 81 81, 10

PORT OF RICHMOND. ocT.E7, 1906
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. n,erchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
5St5if SAIL ED
: Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. nlerchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion lima. 24
Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise ana
passengers, Virginia Navlgat ton Company.
NJ. PORT OF, WEST POINT, OCT Z. 1904. tSS
3. s5 ARRIVED e &j{4l ~ III
IS baltimore; Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo. 5f si5.5iiss :ylSi
3 Elm City, Haynes. Mattaponl River landings.
passengers and general cargo. 81
5&SFs .4 SAILED 81
and general cargo. ay59s} s5
Elm City. Haynes. Ma ttaponi River landings
passengers and general cargo ssE5 tS155i'5
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CATTLE MARKETS.

d CHICAGO. III. Oct, &c Att. E-Rece !pt.,
5000 head. Including 1000 Wsstes rs and 2O6
Texans. Market stronger H& Good to 8 prime
A1Asss- 1870 poors 70 1,asdiurp, ss vi
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c q 81 OIL M n, I,

issNEW4.Yo RK.s Oct. -cottonsekd OIL was
seasicr in syrnpa thy with hog products Prime
cr,lda,t f. o.. b. mills, 23A c.; primo summer yell
low. an q 29Ec.; of summer yellow, nominal;
prime white and winter yellow. 3ssllsc. &
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3 REAL ESTATE F or Sale.
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. PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YoRK. Oct. 7.-FLoUR-Dul and
lower Minnesota patent. e. "a s.. RE Flour
Quiet Buclt~heat FlourQuiet; per 100 pounds,
g. oG2so corntntal-Dull.. Ryo-Nominal.5
.sWhea,-7spo. weak: Mo- red, sl.l4A. Prac.5
the ln!Ipence Of excessive liquidation and bear
pressure 1t broke almost &c. a bushel. and
Ea,e net lower. D May closed At 81 is.s De-
Cesn-spot weak; No. 2. s4xc.s> Option mar
ket va easy under renewed atop.l loss selling
but finally steaded d tribe on export demand
so,ed lossd ss sse
easy; mixed oats. ,5assc Options nom nal
p SseisDst;ea az Cit Mea,s-oulet. Lard
ss1s So
Quiet. IS Rosin-- Steady: strained. common to-
COOL. s2.s5. %Turpen,ine-s teady at 5I563scI
Cotfee-Spot Rio steady; No, inyoce. $Ac.::
mild. quiet. The mark 81! 4 FOR coffee futures
lower and wak finally steady at unchanged
prices. Sales % $50 bags Sugar-Raw,% stead III
fair refining 3E c.:icentrifugal.as5 test. Ice. ;
nola sscs sugar, SIC. Rice-steady. Moiasses..7T
Firm. .4s o. agSS
Butter-ouict and unclaimed. cheese-Firm
and uncllanse ed. tEggs4-F'ir1ner and unchanged.
& Potatoes-Steady: Long Island, sl,5S@2.0o !:
Jersey and Southern. Sl.50 ITS; Jersey sweets.
s1alD fancy amy handp LIKE
ctttor- BY steam to Liverpool, lslse.
i CHICAGO ILL. Oct S7---A boar rail- on the
wheat pit to-day resulted In o net loss Of nearly
,sQ,4c..:: provisions declined l2.t g,7Mc,
~. Open. High. Low Close.
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intsror towns fro, the last CROP and tha5
number of bales broug hit i. to Sigh thusiI
fara from the new crops, the ssIpp VI tc1,,
day Is 2,05s, s26 against 1904 ISL far thell
anne period last Year. A sa5s 4. "