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Other Produce Markets..

NEW YORK. Oct a.-FLoUR-Merket was
steady With moderate demand. E.e Flour
Steady. Rye-S omnai f aBriey~ouie.. let. A''s'
WheamSpot market Options opened
shipments. Blu, getting later strong support Du,o
at Chicago prices fully recovered and In the
last hour held firm with the close partly re.
s esi h'shsr May closed = = ~; December
! cSrn-spes p,arke. arn; No: g s7st @ssc. (; (;
day and closed stendy without quotablo
ehungs May closed At s5e.; December. 57Hc.
0ats-spot market ilrH, Mixed oats. s5Gs5,sc.
wsss9y L caassd
S. $50 Sc S. caHss n0aR 1sa
iiy: il550; short clear. si4dl7oo; mess. $500
K T,rpen'ine-Easy al 5sS5se.
IA GiSreesPot Re- seasy nysee
sRsass ssss It sses & sg PSnf
Sales 90. so bags. spgarEltaw. strong: fair
rnoiasses sugar. shc.;. rsflned. quiet. Confec:
.ioners, A. 500; mould a. $3.50; cut loaf and
s sus 49, eey s seassss
hSnE Island
f Esat;o other domestic, 5000, cabbages..
SSc co,en-Ry stesn, to Liverpool rls' 1se. -
Buttcr--Irregular; creamery, common to ex-
ira, l3N29Hc:; state. dairy. common 70 extra,
l3ql9ac. heese-stronE; State. full cream.
small, fancy, colored and white, l0Hc.; Large
coiored, white. fancy. ,10c, large. white, fancy,
9sic. Icggs-Wsak; Sthte Pennsylvania and
nearby, fancy selected. white extra, 2s 1poc. !;
Southern, l6lIl9c.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Oct, 3.-Reports OF an ac-
tive -four trade Of a number OF bearish In
huences In wheat today helped to cause a firm,
tone. At the. close December wheat Vas up
nGNc:: corn is of a shade; oats show gain
OF bGRc., and provisions l09l7lsc
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Il Omen IJirhE.h nu NV1oso
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dealt in 5000 shares. ceiling 5000 mostly
& Of grangers and United States Steei, and buy
A Ing chiefly Erie and Chesapeake and Ohio.
Sentiment on the other tG.dc was reported
az s,,ll somewhat optimistic on American
securities. though It was thought our market
! Will have two sides from now on. 5ff
American stocks In London were irregular
before the local opening, though generally
a trife higher, q
!. ST Paul buoyaney after selling cx-dividend
three and onc-half per cent. was attributed
on the exchange to driving Of shorts, VI
which there had been good many outhtand-
Ing. 81
VI 1t Is common saying in Wall Street that
It Is risky selling a stock short from which
dividend IS about to come of. because ln-
siders frequently take the opportunity to rally
the price after It sells OK dividend particularly
where the dividend IN a large one. Such tac-
tics used to be u fayoritc with American
Sugar interests.
In the last half hour the United States
Steel shares became the market derB and
touched new high prices for the year. The
preferred shortly before the close had touched
Is SIS. which was two points above Satur-
days close. The buoyancy OF this group lift
ell the entire market. tho Rrnnsers and eastern
rqsds showing general fli1nness. Eoianews
developed to explain the unusual advance in
Steel stocks but 1t was assumed that the
bankers pool was again absorbing them on n
large scale. a good many shorts were driven
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
SALES

1iW a. C. L.. com...............
1850 Amalgamated Corper......,
100 Amer. Car and Foundry.
700 Amer. Cotton Dil............
Amer. Snuff ................
1W Amer. Snuff, pfd............
800 Amer. Can .........,.........
1000 Amer. Can, pfd.............
$3.50 Amer. locomotive, com....
400 Amer. Locomotive, pfda....
vlQO Amer. Sugar. ....,..........,.
1920 A., r.. and s. Fe, com......
1900 a., T.. and s. Fe. pfd......
1850 Baltimore and Ohio...,...
1910 Brooklyn Rapid 1'ransit....
200 Canada Southern .........
400 Canadian Pacific ............
174O0 Chesapt ako and Oh!o.....
1900 Chi. Great Westcrn........
42e00 Chi. Mil. and s. p. S......
Mc Colo. Fuel and 1ron.....,..
1900 Colo. Southern, com .........
400 Colo. Southern, LIST pfds.a.5
2lO Colo. Southern. "a pfd.....
( 1900 Clcv., CHI. Chi. and 8. L..
500 Cont. Tobacco, pfd..........
0400 Consolidated Gas .........
1900 Delaware and IIlldson......
9o0 Del. Lack. and West. ''....E
10000 Erie, com....... ..........
1900 Erie. list pfd. .................
$50 Erie, "a Did INSTRUMENTATION.
800 General Electric .............
2yO Illinois Central .............
500 louisville and Nashville. &.
600 Manhattan. ......... 1890.
57oo Metro. Street 1sailway....
800 Mexican Central ............f
5l00 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, COM.
Elk. div 3k per cent
- Elk. div. III per cent.
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GMlscELLANE0 nARRt1A
PEANUT MARKET

!. PETERsBuRo,e VA. Oct; s..-PEANUTs-
and stock greatly reduced, yIrgInias--Aiai Ike
nominal {, q We. for fancy stock; mach; ne
picked. III GsHn.; Smelling stock, 1880. Market
here literally bars Of stock a
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.--The dry goods market
was characterized by a. general Indifference OF
business being refused at sery small differences
between the views q buyer and seller. At
advantageous Terms have been generally unr
successful. af ~ III
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Baltimore Stock Exchange.

(Special 70 The Tlmes-DlspatchO 81
II BALTlMUtE,t MD October 8 --un and at.
ter this, the Baltimore Stock Exchange VIII
Be open until r, NJ, except. SATURDAYS
This acton was te ker to cnnfurm to practice
In other cities as members bad found tradirg
after board difficult. and owing also TO tho
growth Of arbitrage business,
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, Oct dashboard Air
s ine common. lGHnl7; do. preferred. S4k 134,:.
Atlantic Coast Line common. l36lils7.:
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BALTIMORE, MD. Oct. a-FL.oUR-Ttru,.
Winter extra, s4.15044 40. Wheat-StronE and
higher; SPOT contract, 3l1791.l7K;S No. e red,
Western, $L1sGl:1sA; southern BY sample,
&c a{l1o: Corns-Firm: southern white corn,
Strong and higher: No. western, s7aSsc. But.
ter-F1rm and unchanged; fancy Initiation ia
1sc. do creamery. q Q22c. do. ladle, l4p15c.
store packed, l2a1Sc. Eggs-Flrm5 and un-
changed. Cheese-Fir !; large, llo11Mc,; mo
dunn. LII Ollie. =: small. Tx @11hc. Sugar
Strong and unchanged coarse and fine granu.
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Cotton quiet, n,dding, 10. SO /. sr3ss receipts,
4, I'D IA los snlCs 500 bales vi stock k43 l61

Cotlon anIot1 mIddlms, ~. 80 n; sross lnteI DE,
l.s7o bales; sales. $500 bales stock, s'la7
Isl Isl 'b.ies; export to Great Brirai Ji7l
bales; 10 the Continent, :,aI5 hales; espolt TO
MsSlso ldas bales; stee g. go, saa ~ b.les
14i,Gal bales; export to Great Britain 5000
lues; to France bGts bales: y the conti,ient'
6I $50 bales; to AtsSicn la bales, I.
Total since September LIST at all seaports-TT
Net receipts. ,glt,aa5 bales; export TO 70 Great
Britain ilI,TS5 bales, to France, g!.a@6 bales: :
10 he Continent. 2ss' 432 bales 10 Japan 6.ss6o
bales; 10 Mexico, sss,si' bales. Z.
]. NElY5E ORLEANS I4A.ll3 OCT S,-GOTYON-
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sEABOARD AIR Liner Way,

3 TRAINS 8 LEAVE RICIAIOND-DAILY.3 aS
$50 II M-Seaboaru Alnl--10:3o r. M.-Sea-i
hoard Express-To Savannah. Jacksonvill At
$40 A. M.-Iocai-For NorlIna and Hamlet,
Z TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY
631 a. M.--So. is4-From Florida, AtantA{
4:5S IL, Ai.--No. 6s-From Florida. Atanta8
and tho Southwest "a
points, S
w, Nj, TAYLOR, C, T. Az G
$50 East Main Street. Phone +OS ,st
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corn, 7sc.; No, 2 yellow. 6,sc, No. oats,
soEc.: No. white, aaQ3ahc:; No.1is white,
seas'c, fair e cho.ee mailing, s7lE@ sc. NJ
naxseed. 81 lo1s: No 8 noltnwestern, ;Ll7,s.
100 pounds ;soa short rs sides I doose5
slSf!sYS W; short clear sides Qboxed), ~. 509
SO. Whisky. basis Of hiwh fwines, sL26ls.
Clover contract grade Sl2.1 Butter-Steady;
creamertes, 1+92oc.; dalries, 13Q17c. Cheese
Firm at ~ g l0i.sc Esgs-;s .eady at mark.
Arsts, 2Qc.; extras, nc q.
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Cotton futures opened easy and closed steady.
Open, II gh Low Close.
October E...,,,.,,,. LOO a.vl H13 ~
November .,,,.,,,, sy5 9,p5 VIC ~ 81
December ..,.,,.,,io " !oot y.N5 wy
JlaRRgapy 1919 1SiS SsS S Is
March ....,,.,,.,,lO.lh WIS sfSY WY sv5 !vtM;
AA inv CONGRATULATIONS; 1878 1910: i iSU;
SHOT cotton closed quiet. 70 points decline;
5mlidllng uplanls 1919; niddlng gulf, 1916;
sales, $500 bales, ,st
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, NEW YORK; Oct. MISUNDERSTANDING,
to 400, lower; bulls. SLOW to lower; cows, dull
bologna COWS; neglected Steers. sa,10Q6.G0 %;
bulls ssa4,eS: cows, 81. 90: helfers 1903 g.
Market higher. Calves, higher: grassers. Sl.5O6
800; Westerns. $4,000: cows, $500 Dressed
pound; country dressed. 4G6c. Sheep and
Lambs Receipts 10 ae5 head. Sheep, steady:
good sheep nrn.er: lambs steady 10 loc. lower.
culls, s2Q2,?S; lambs. 1890; extra ssi5; Gu is
$3,59gl.06; Canada lambs s5.37H $500. Hogs
weak. State and Pennsylvania hogs, fss,96sl.
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D UNION STOCK YARDS PITTsBURG, Pa
Oct, 2.-!CATTLE-su supply iair. Market steady
Choice S. 5.6,: prime, l0G5 g.; Ia +, IS. ESQ
heavy and mediums and heavy workers., s6.s0@
6,S5; light yol kers, s5,Sog6,00; pigs, ss,4Od5 81
lower, Prime wethers, N,l004,25; common
sheep, sL60G200: spring lambs. $s6O15. rs;
veal calves, S717,50.y t.s6 stlf5-l 4. 4
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. Nj G., Oct. 81 SPIRITS
,TuRPESTINE ,-Sothing don. Receipts, & 81
res. rar--FirHl 1880; receipts. % harrels.
Crude Tnipeptine-F lrm at $?,?sas 50; receipts,
SAVANNAH. ci.s, Oct. $.--TURpESTISl,--
Firm al 6e,ar., receipts, M casks; sales, 55s
caiBs; GSnorts, 61i essks. I,osI1--Firm 10 quiet;
3receipts =: barrels salfs, Lilo barrels; eS'
CHA RLFSTV1N. s.. a.. u Oct. IL .s--TuRPr,N.-
TIN u AND oSlSr-hothing doing,
f.oTT0Ss EET OF u MARGET.
NEW YORK, Oct, s.--C0tionseed oil wSs
Hrp1 on limited offerings ana IN sympathy Mi
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.SUUln KN kAlL " ny.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY 18th, 1904
55a5 SIS. TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
100 "A. N. DAILY. Local for Charlotte N. g.
$3.50 p. M.--Daiy, Lini ted Buffet Pullman
to Atlanta and Birmingha u, New Orleans,
Memphis. Chattanooga and al the South
4 100 p, MEX. Sunday. q lieysville Local.
1900 n M..-Dai!y. Limited Pullman ready
$3.50 r.. Nj for all the South. 500
YORK RIVER LINE, Ss2i
u The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leave Richmond n 20 T. at.=SDaily..S
except Sunday. - 53 81
& 2:lb r. NJ. Local. Daily. except Sunday. 8
4:2o 4. N. -lsxcept Sunday For I. West Iolnt:
connecting with steamers for Baltimore and
river landings. Steamers smiling FROM West
Point Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. cal.a
Yorktown and Clay Bank: Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, Almonds and Gloucester Point.
4:i5 a. M Except Sunday. Local mixed for
~ 81 Trains 1H. ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:5s An. and G:42 r. M.--Erom all the
South. rs
$40 a. AI.-From Keysvtlle. . Y Il
+ eg:25 A. M.--Baltmore and West Point.
10:45 A. NJ, BIO F.. M.-From West Point
C. w. NVI!STBURY.SD. T. a.: Richmond. Vas:
IS. II. {HARDWICH. w II. sTAYLOE,
C. u. Z ACKIRT. H, Cent Mgr.
Washington d. G! .sst!. II. }s Il M +
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esAc.; prime summer yellow. soAd s.sc.;. of
summer yellow. nominal; prime white, SSc.
prime winter yellow, 81 &c. 4.t
MARINE INTELLIGEN CE.f

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND OCT 3, 1eo4.s
s6s ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line
q steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk merchan-s
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
Tug Radiant Bal tinore, barges Of OH.
s BARGE York, cordre. Baltimore coal. Ellison
and McCaw.
HI SAILED.
steamer Old Point Comfort Graves. James
p ns Sirs.nia Navigation Company.
:" Steamer Berkeley Shelly. Norfo.k X, rnerchan-
disc ana passengers. DID Dominion line.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line
Barge Katherine a Brady. Lloyd ChcKa -5
hG gars JOINT Ohm Yrady, cDevlt chcknhomny
River, light. 5ss4
PORT OF WEST POINT, OCT. 8. 1901 sI
Baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore. passengers
e Elm a City. Haynes. Mattapon River landings.
passengers :' and sesgsHSqiLI. E Satko''
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore passenger
and gene raj cargo go !,
Elm City ha a. Mattapon 'ver
FORT, NEWPORT NEWS. OCT 8, 1901.
- AR RIvEL.
Steamer Brittania. Mobile: Z,
Schooner yanname and n king IN, New Haven
Ssh 100 1phn TwHhy ogton
Barge j. p. Walker, Boston
Barge Solitaire l saiIEp
3 Steamer Helvcta. HAMBURG
Steamer {Brittania. l3elfaSt.
Schooner Agnes Manning. Boston.
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Z CINCINNATI o.. Oct s,-HOGs-Actlye and
&c. lower Selected shippers, 1905; butchers
$6G6.O6; common. $3.50 d5.35 Cattie-slow and
easy. Fair to good shippers, t49475; comm on,
s2Q2 49, Shcep-Easy and slow at slQy3.35
Lambs STEADY at S3I5. S. b
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u g. refunding 2s, registered. 1oiR
u s, refundng 2r. coupon. 1oiE
u. Us. registered lo4s.
~ $. 3s. coupon. 1051s
VI $. New 4s registered. ............... 1919
u q. New Is. coupon ....................... Bits
u S. Old 4s 1O5ss
u S. Old 4s. coupon Observation-Disclosures. 1Gsn
Atchson general As ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. iolh
Atchson adjustment 1s................... o.
Atlantic Coast Line ls............ oSh
Baltimore and Ohio !. 10l7t
Baltimore and Ohio Shs................,.. 9ilh
Contra Of Georgia SIS ......... ............. l12h
Central OF Georg ga LIST Inc.................. SO .
chesapeake and Ohio 4lls..............,.. 1v5ss
Chicago and Alton 3iss.................... S0S
Chicago. B. and Quincy new 4s............ Nh
Chicago, NJ I'D ST. Paul Ern Ks. ........ :o9N
Chicago and Northwestern con- 1s....... 12s7s
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IL was said that the game people who were
selling Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
in London. were buying Northern Securities
here. i,.5.... 80
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traders though. that the early ceiling OF
Southern Railway was good. and consldsre-.
that q reaction would find an oycr-exteEded
bull account there
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II was r,,lnor+i around the street tint there
would be something coming out soon favtr-
able 10 Erie. which would advance the stock
10 'poiY IT, The stock rallied from 81 rs 10 81
on this rllmor. 49,
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Trading was in fair. but not remarkable
volume in the first hour. and the tone was
decide lily quiet with like uncertainty IN
placcs. I Commission house orders We're soon
exhausted and the active trading element was
hardly disposed TO take any very decided
POSITION. -5Sl4, .ts s zi5lE ~
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Norfolk and Western con. Is lex. int).. 1ooa
Oregon Short Line Is and Partic. ........ e9!s
Pennsylvania COW. Observation-Disclosures. a3%
Reading General AZ s........,..........,.. lo07s
st. L. and Iron Noun. con. SIS Tex. int). 1.4M
st. Louis and San Francisco IS, 4s...... 81 4
ST. Louis Southwestern lists. ............ 9sN
Seaboard Air Line IS lex. int)......... so y
Southern Pacific IS Observation-Disclosures. ~:
Teaas and pacisie isis iao
Toledo ST. L. and Western ts.,.......... 7SM
Union Pacific ~ Observation-Disclosures, los y
Union Pacific conv. observation-disclosures. 1L64s
Y. S. Steel I'd s3n
Wabash lists OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 11Sss
Wabash Deb Fs !. 4. G6M
Wheeling and Lake Erie as. 9os
Wisconsin Central Is 903s
Colorado Fuel and Iron conr. ..,.....,... IS N
NJ. and o., COLLATERAL TT. 4s.,........,.... 90
Central of Georg!a. ID Inc. ..:..:.:.:.:.. 6:h
END OF$ BONO E1l6I.&.tlt u, &..Ctx6Tt,SL 2.....
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The Hoffman House crowd seemed, TO pc
ruttirg out shorts e1perimentally IN the eatly
trading.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. r. I. and Pacific 4s................ n
Chicago. X. I. and Pac. col. 5s......... Sssa
CT, c., G.. and st. Louis gen. 102f
Chicago Terminal Is TN
Consolidated Tobacco ~ .................... iah
Colorado and Southern 4s......,.....,...... S6ss
Denver and Rio Grandc u ................ 1907
Erie prior len IS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. gsss
Erie General As Observation-Disclosures. S. n
Fort worth and Denver City 1sts...,..... 10
Hooking Valley AZ 1858;
Louisville and Mash. Unified ,4s........... 1Ulla
Manhattan con. gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1914
Mexican Central IS Observation-Disclosures. 6sh
Ms an ana ff1.ri Louis it, ~.
Mssorul Kansas and Texas 4s ......s..... t101
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Eds .........E 81 ri
National r. r.. Of Mex. con. As lex. init -. 7eLs
New York Central gen. Observation-Disclosures. 100
New Jeraey Central gen. 6s........1 SO. ls.h
Northern Pacific IS ...s.................... TAX
Northern Pacific Is lex. into lo4N
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linton Pacific was one 0f the heavy stocks
In the early trading The Hartman followers
in London seemed to hsye got tired and nave
been 4 selling both this stock and Southern
Pacific This seems to have somewhat upset
81 the calculations OF the bull party here who
are supporting In both markets.
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Traders thought Stool preferred acted wcl
after such a rise and were buying II on
small .reactions, believing that James \
Keene was still on the bDll SIDE s45s
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WnulnlA nAvluAllUN CO.,

p JAMES RIVER DAY I.INE. 81
Y STEAMER OLD PoINI .G0MFoigr ieayea
4, NJ for Norfolk, Port sn'opth Old PoInt
Newport News. Clarenloh and James lsiyl'
landings, and connecting nj Old Point for
washington, baltimore and the North. State
rooms reserved for The .hlsht At modSraia4
prices. Electric cars direct 10 the wharf. Fare.
only sl:ju and 81. 10 Norfolk. s 5ssl
Freight received for Above-named places and
all points IN Eastern Virginia. and Sort Caro-.
lima. IRWIN 5WEISlG Err, Gent Mgr
Z IL. a, BARBER. Jf,.if Secretary. r. sF5f4 isS M
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london had strong bull points on Reading
distributed re Their layishly BY the arpitruse
houses on the other side. Some OF the early
buying was due TO this fact.
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on the early reaction In PENNSYLVANIA one
OF the fire houses With western conHec.
lions. especially In Pttsburs. bought 10000 ,e,
shares which were rather readily supnileai
Nv Rogers Gould & Co., and Charles Head
&. co. In spite Of the supposed movement, TO
covcr shorts, the selling looked rather good,
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NEW YORK. oc,ober Sat the opening Of
ths stock market II was fairly firm. allhougl
10 buy. Traders for the most part were In
cii,.ed 10 think that the rally would run
further although they were LOOKING ,ok.
npuialion through Individual SHOCKS Ea.her
than In the general list ~.
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The old story OF mn advance In the Chesa-
peake and Ohio dividend was brousht up
again. but fell flat. It Is rot treated se-
roisly in well-informcd quarters. although Il
was freely current in London before our
Z opening, tfa - ,as.G' fil.s H{ - Z
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3 p. < A. ~ Fairch!ld checked the advance IN
Tinted States Steel common with u sale Of
7,0lJ shares. He was recent buyer In some
quantity.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lSales ut Union Stock Yards.l

X CHICAGO.N ILL., Oct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
$500 head, including 1000 Texans and Z. 900
Westerns a Market steady Good to y primo
seers IS. eoGS 70; poor 10 medium. ss5osg !. s.
stockers and feeders $2.25(f425: COWS and hei =
ers. 81 5o@4.D; Gamers. $Lb0a2.4o; bulls, S2p
500; Western steers, Ssa4.75. Hogs-Receipts.
eiooo head. Market steady TO &c. lower. Mix
heavy, s5S5fls:lb; rough. heavy. S. 401 rs !;
light, s. 10QlS.l5: bulk OF sales, ss.T5tl5. 05.
Sheep-rReceipts. 49, 900 head Sheep, steady;
lambs. 16c.4 lower. Good TO choice wethers,
satoV 435; fair ID choice, mixed sse5g3.75;
native lambs, S4G5.90. sg5 ~
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While most OF he5atte,tion of the market
centersd IN u tied States Steel preferred al
the tone, the general list.was firm. end tn
4 last cuotntin ions were we'll up to The re
Snort inter st around 1 ne room and III View
OF the character of the buying were following
3 the advances
"A rhttrope Firms were cstIn,n ted tn n fevol
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IN tho ear.5r afternoon 10 tone was gord.
althoush the market wns narrower than t
had been, the volume of busir ess neverthcles'
wns fuzzy up to the level OF the Gorresn nd
Ing period Of last week Floor traders + r til"
most part wero specializing for q further
rally. 5l.gi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Oct. ;, 1904

Virginia Centulies-4tj Mt aS,s.
Seaboard Air Line Epreterrcd-l5 at 34h. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04

A block OF $500. 0NO Union Pacific Convertible
was bought by the president of one Of the
principal Chicago banking institutions, He ls
understood to have paid UP to 107 for tn.
bonds The purchase Is Interesting from III I
fact that the institution represented does most
OF It's business through National City Bank.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04

Tho Gates moycment in Missouri Pcc,f.
met with better success than It has d ne
lately, although there was some long stock
at 90 1-2. {s2s tEt-gj F sj ~
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-10-13
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAX SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY

Treasurer's Office, Day County, South Da-
kota. Webster, S. D.. October /. A. d.
1904.
Notice is hereby given that ]. H. o.
wickre, treasurer Of Day county, South Da-
kota, will, on Monday, November z, A
1904, between the hours of 9 o'clock a.. m.
and 4 o'clock p. m. Of that day. proceed to
sell at public sale all the real estate In Day
county, South Dakota, on which the tax for
the year 1903 or previous years are delin-
quent and remain unpaid on that day.
The said sale will take place at the court
house, In the room where courts are held, In
the city of Webster, the county seat Of the
said county of Day, commencing at 8 o'clock
a. m. on said 18th day Of November, A. ID.
1904, and II necessary will be continued from
day to day until all of said real estate In
Day county upon which said taxes have not
been paid shall have been sold.
The following list contains a description OF
the lands, lots and real estate to be sold and
the amount of taxes due thereon:
Witness my hand this LIST day Of October,
r. Wickre, County Treasurer, Day
County, South Dakota.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-10-13
RACINE
TOWNsHIP 122. RANGE sc
RACINE TOWNSHIP
122, RANGE 90

IL, HANoH |"
SWA SWA.....6
S1a SEA and
LOIS 7 and 81 1876 "a 10 .75 1900
Lots i. 2, 8, A 2S.n 2.1S 10 10 26.es
SEA NEA ......10
So NWA and IN ~ On 40
SCI .............u 1872 .2S 10 10 lz'4o
S1a SWA and
SWN SEN and
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-10-13
121, RANGE So

Sh NWA and
SwK NEH and
lots 2, 8, 4....35 1886 1.52 10 .75 IL. 20
TOWNSHIP 122. RANGE SO
NWH ............25 1851 LIE 10 rs 22.2
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-10-13
MOTION
TOWNSHIP 121. ANG s.

WIZ SEA sen
SWA and lot 4 81 1875 LA 10 .T5 22.ss
SEA NWH e
SWL and lots 2