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Timothy seed. g. $50 ass. SHE'S. pork. per bar
ss H. sdss ooss ss Roa mot s
Sides boxed. ss.5o6S75 Whisky. basis OF
high wines. $l.2sh. Clover, contract grade
f12.l5. Cheese-Steady 70 II firm at 9hG10Mci
,Eggs-steady5 at mark. cases included, 10
itSc.: frsts }1sc.: extras. re.
4 BALTIMORE, MD, Sept so.-FLouR-Dui
and unchanged. Wheat-Firmer; spot. a con-
tract sl.1!.s@ lax; No. red, Western.
Dull; southern white corn. $50 Sc. oatn-uul. 3
No. white. 90: asked. Rye-Firm. Butter:
= Gazc do. ladle 149 store packed, l2gl sc
EgEs--ste adya and unchanged at &c. Cheese
Firm: large. l0x G10Ac.; medium. 16&@llc.;
small. kc.e5Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
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p 2. u Richmond, Frcdericks-sI
Us use y uss burg s. Potomac r. r.
Trains Leave Richmond :. NortllWartl.5

So NJ daily. Byrd 81. Through. ;5ss
II Jas a. NJ daily. Main 81. Through. " G.
7 rs A.. N y. week days. ElSa, Ashland accom-
s:lo5A NJ. daily. Byrd ST. through. Loe.l
i iso5 noon. week days Byrd 81. Through 4
. 400 P. I NJ, week days. Byrd ST., Fredericks.
y SIS T. NJ. daily. Main 81 rhrous i.
,S $3.50 p. M week days. 11ba. Ashland as
}commodation.
y sos P.T M, daily. Byrd st. Through. n sS
.2.s Trail MS Arrive al Richn UNDERSTANDINGS
$40 AZ NJ, week days. 1slba Ashland ae-S
Ecommodatio TX 3
$40 AZ NJ. week dass. Byrd ST.. Frederlcks-i
s:S5 A.. n. daily. Byrd 81. Through
80 A. Nj. week da VS.. Byrd st. Through.
S12:S =. Il. daily. Main st. Through.
yF 500 p. NJ, week days. E!ba. Ashland ae5
$S7:l5 i. M daily. Byrd ST., Through. 81 8
$50 F.. NJ, daily Byrd St.. Through Loon sl
1923 p. NJ, daily. Main ST. Through. III
5EOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor$ cars - u.
"a. M. w eek days. and local accorim,oda TONS
y Time OF arrivals and departures and oonnee-S
tons not guaranteed. Is5
W. D.&DIJKE, &c. 5Nv. %CULP. W. p. TAYLOR,
Gent Man ASS Gen !. Man r.. 1raf. Man,
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,af2 :frY
with wheat clogng partly Ac. net higher.
May closed at $780,; December, b7he. Oats
Spot dull; mixed oats. a1 s41sdt6.4c cp.,ots
Eeef-Easy; family. slo5o01lko; packet.
az 1llc per pound: picked henis. 100 No. pcr
pounr. Lard-Firm: Western. steamed, 40; :
September closed a.; $500 nominal: refined 0rn..
aPork-Steady. Tallow-Firm. Rosin-cuiet;
strained, common 70 good, 81. 80. Turpcn;.ue--
Quiet at 66A G1eAc. E5
mia. irm Tho he market co.s iu ss
opened tteAdy at unchanged prices to an q i
vance OF 5 points. closing steady at an Al
vance OF 5 points on one MONTH. decline OF
6ipolnts on another and unchanged on qll 81 her
positions. SHles 40 bags. SuEar-K7w,
steady; fair refining. &C.: centrifugal. - tes:,
5-lee: molasses SUGAR ahc.: rettne !, s'eady.
13aclc. Cheese-F1rm; State. full creatA sntll.
ic0lored. fancy loAc.;; & small. white; 'ancy.
1Ohc. B cheese-Dull and unchanse l. Egst-
Dull and unchanged. rs dsE5Es re ifs 81 ~
4 Potatoes-s,eady: Long 1slant. &l.to0l.s7:
Jersey and Southern. Ls,9LsS; jersey sweets.
1890. ; Pcauuts-Vcak; fancy hnndpicked.
Staedy: per 100 pounds. saa3o0; per barrel, zoo
16c. Cotton-Dyi steam to Liverpool. 1Sc.
q CHICAGO, I'LL, Sept. "a. --sumula:nl by re-
.portA OF covert purchases By Drolntnant
raider. who whas ostensibly an open tner.
the wheat market to day turned fr !m weak
ness TO strength. AT the close December whee t
was up y 1;sc. May wheat showed gain Of
5191hc-; corn is down a shade; oats and pros
VISIONS are about uncha ngcd. gs WEI
The leading futures ranged rs follows:
ll ~ % ~ 7 r l-~l. r TvfroA
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RAILROADS.
co., sIs k ;s;l'.
SOLID vEsTIBCLE TRAINS.
III S1. LUIS, MO.

LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s Fl
1885 q. M.-Daily Local 10 Newport News, Old
I i. Point and way HstationB. Vi "a
s'W q. M.-Daily I4lmited--Arriyes villinns.5
burg o:56 a. Nj. Newport News 1880 4.
M, Old Point 11.V0 a, NJ. Norfolk 1f!20
(. Y. q. M Portsmouth, Has A. NJ
SUI II NJ. DAILY -Speclal--Arriyes williams
purE 1856 p. NJ. Newport News 5 80 Pm "
90 Point 500 2. NJ, Norfolk s:25 r. Nj,
500 p M.--Dally--Local to Old Point and Nor
s MAIN sohhf 1SllW ssEs hsehsna 81 -
a:S9 a. M.-I.ocal-D to Charlottesvil1tt OK
g 4, rcept. Sunday to Clifton Forge. D IS
s:oV ~ M.--DaiIy--St. Lo,is Specialize Gin
cinnati, Louisville st. Louis and Chicago.
Dining CAT boswell to- Clifton Forge and!
cincinnati 70 st. Louis. 3. 3ls
Wy s:.5s t; M;--Week daysI,.Local TO Grunge.
iou''y 5astr r. HIVE kivsR sfa L GfsIsaso
Lexington Va, New Castle. cilftosn
FORGE and principal stations: except suns
day TO Rosney and Alberene
I TRAINS ARRIvT5 RicfiA1oNf' FROM
Norfolk AID Old Point s.45 a.. NJ. Daily, 1i.A
A.; M. Daily. ZOO P. NJ. and 10:s5 F. NJ. Daily.
From Cincinnati and West $50 a.. NJ. daily
and $3.50 p. III daily, Main. Line Local s:ie
daily from Cha. ottessville Orange Accom-. 8 y.
s:aS r M.Sdaly. 1Ssmontr Accom-. $40 A. IT.,
H. w. FULLER, w. 6. WARTHEN,
Gen'l Pass. Ast. vi IN Distsz Pass. Agt.sfss
l5ss C.EE DOYLE. CENT. Manager.
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PRODUCE R, / MARKETS,

" NEW YORK, isep,. 9o.-INL Lou R--AlaVket ..Y,ls
yl Hoo s99ai sssaa,isSS esa
Ryn--SomInal Barley-Quiet
hsaspss ,1 No re ia 81 sllS; bAf{sr
receipts and favorable weather, wheat turned
stronger. The close showed ~ A. net 81
8 Corn SPOT steady, No, 2, b1ise, Option mar
ket was more active and considerably hrnssF
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The scarcity Of certain lines Il not influencing
buyers to any degree.
NAVAL STORES

NAVAL STORES
! WILMINGTON. NJ. c., Sept. so-sprRfTs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dong; receipts o y
barrels TARTAR Firm at sl.so; receipts .75
barrels. Crude Turpentinc--E'irm at Sc 2saS. 20,
GIIARLEsToN, s. G., Sept. so.-;TURpr,N-
T1NE-stcady at 62&c.: receipts. i27 casks;
saIes 745 casks exports, 277 casks. Rosin--
Firm: receipts, 1s5s barrels; sales, 100 bars
reis; exports ISL barrels.
C'EiARLEsToN. 3. e; Sept. so.--TURPBS-
TINE AND ROS1N-Nothlng doing.
coTToNsEED OH, MARKET
NEW YORK, Sept. so.-Cottonseed oil was
firm and higher on good support. Prime crude,
(. g. b. mills 23c.; prime summer yellow,
2yN Gl3oA; OFF summer yellow. nominal; prime
white, $780,; prime winter yellow, ssiic.
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NEW 40 Rl,S Sept. 30.-Traders at the.
opening OF the stock market were . OBJ
vlously Influenced by the rea tionary ten
dency shown in places in Ihursaay,s s. mar
n lct, and the tone was very quiet. StccSh
were not at all weak. hut. the lvoln &C
"a businass vas noticeably smaller than IL
has been in the corresponding period IN
4 the recent past
chesa pcaRe and Ohio res pended carly I. 9
advance .hs stock n hondon on Y
not done with II. and is active both in this
81 market and III Londo on III
United States Steel ISSUES acted well ~
still some considerable short interest. al.
though good deal has been covered
VI between 40 and e. III Is thought there are
stop-loss orders In the market al - 70 3D.
ss The recent buEtng OF Ice Preferred is
Il holders principally known for his closc
II relations with the Standard OIL people,.
AS United States Steel preferred contin-#
iued to rise, while the sinking fund bonds
4 md common stock made Tie progress
II The opinion became prevalent thatEnf er
4 nil the conversion plan might be resun,fdi
tie price col Of the bonds: that ills; nsaySj
Thai the preferred stock should-a dYlnce
n TO meet the bonds is perfectly natural II
e the above assumption is correct. Tor y g
u Exchanged for. some thing that can imtne-8
diateIy DO sold for 50 or 50. few persons
z would hesitate to convert their preterrsn
and make the profit SIG gess ted d. .i
There does not seem to be much Cana
S dion Pacific in this market. Arhltrnges
q houses have sent a good deal to London In 4
4 the past summer. f5 Ri.
Traders thought that Southern Railway
4 did not act we'll, and some thought trat
Morgan followers had sold their::%stocls
bought recently.
After midday the trading was active
The strength in United States Steel pi e.
of the iigt, and in spite Of the activity
there was q general feeling that there wa s
nobody IN the maj et big enough to take
the whole list In hand.
y Although Charles G.. Gates & Co. were
4 among The largest Of the steel buyers
traders trade th l that the best strength.
came from the covering OF shorts
Il IN the early fternoon the market con-
what with some attempt by the traders ut
least to extend special strength to the
genera list. Commission bouse business
ang e Of n a'a
Il orders N
st, Pauls strength was due ito buy on 4
the theory that. with a dividend OF 3h
per cent. on, 1t will look relatively cheap
Compared with North western. It scored
i mn earlyirlse of more than y point. III
tie afternoon 1t sold at 1907. a now
record for the year. It sold ut los 3-S yes
siterday. Il
ii At the close Tho market gave some signs
4 OF proht-tnklng by traders ia even up the
4 day and perhaps also to protect Lthem-f
selves against tho possibility Of a bad
bank statement !; q rs
The market went ahead a little too fast
4 forSthe arbitrage houses, who, #l.iertfo*c.E
( did not take my long position over night.
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COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK. Sept 30.-lt was an active and
somewhat excited day in the cotton market
. with prices ruling weak III spite. or O pretty
good demand they declined. The domnat-
ing Influences seemed to be continued reports
OF a weakening spot situation and apprehen.5
sious that the monthly report OF the government
on next Monday would make. very bear.sh
comparison with the figures OF last year. nc
market opened steady at a decline OF 3Qo
point s, w hch was hardly q response 10 very
weak set OF English cabies. the good weather
reported In the South and the outiook fprs
attracted no little covering. and 'lnmed .ately
after the call prices recovered some 4Ho points
OF the loss. This proved to be the high point
for the session. for almost ut once there was
active bear pressure, supposed to originate With
lower Wall Street, aud the market sold on.
The decline was slow with prices showing re-
Ikable resistance to preskuse. al! E things
ditIonal point down buying orders came u ior
both accounts. 1t was also thought that Pna-f
delph!an Interests were buying on q scale
down But the bears continued raldlng me
market and in the early afternoon sntchins
stop orders caused q break 70 below lo.e lor
October. while December sold at ~ ~; anualy
al To- is and March at 10. Is. or 2 net decline OF
from 100 10 points. III - r.
The close was steady at a net loss OF 10 !!
noInts. + Exports for tho day were very large
exceeding $1,000 bales and making tho total
for the season to date about COS. lSa bales. or
the largest Tor the month OF September on
record. 3ta IS vi, IL. "a "a, ~,
asailst Il, soe last Week and s5,2lo last year;
for the week 10000 bales gainst 2Ss. ~ lag
Week and 29234S last year. 70 days receipts a.
New Orleans were 1853 bales against 5.leo
last year. and at Houston 10. ei9 bales against
1904 last year. ts II }i5 ~
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!, vnchhurg Tobacco Market.

Lynchburg, Va. Sept. 80, 1901,
rho sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchbulg
makret FOR the two weeks ending September
FAD, MS reported BY John II, oslesby. Of Lynch's
W era Weak ending September 1sth. les.6oo
bounds !; sold week ending September 23d. si,7M
hounds; decrease for week ending September
&c Sold from September /, 1904, TO septenber
pounds s9 da, from Ion 7o scptS6asf
decrease for 1904, s4s,4oo pounds;
Tho most OF tho oFforlngs this week Was VA.
stptIsred. tbs old tobacco sold about as far the
past nve months AZ pr!m1nssin pr9 ga,e eoh Sa
lion sell for satisfactory lyiCes. Ihele nus
been no damage reported 70 the tobacco crop
from, tho sold snap Of the past teW days
~ nc ,s 9aela oam,no NJ 0Ss
19aris ii,gs InuuIIn,, \. ,.;,,;..,,.... 3,76 04M
Bark lngs cgoSn,oI i.SS q 5so
DARK ieaf. mcuIum !, !. A51 " 800
i1nrE leaf Good !, ~, $50 ~ 500
i1arE isaf ne. ,.,,,..,.,.,,. 9.0o V1tg0
Drak wrappers /. \, 1900 @ $500
1Hr
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SALES:

llW ~ G. l., com. .............
1900 Amalgamated Copper ......
100 Amer. Car and Foundry.
! 400 Amer. Cotton Oil....
Amer. Snuff s.............,.
Amer. Snuff, pfd.. .........
24OO Aper. Can
s0AmA. Can, pfd. .............
sago Amer. Locomotive. conn.,.
ZOO Amer. locomotive, pfd...
300 Amer. Sugar .,............
llSW a.. II. and s. re, CONF.
300 a. T.. aud s. Tc. pfd....
1900 Baltimore and Ohio.....,...
800 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
100 Canada Southern .........
Gsoj Canadian Pacific ..........
1880 chesapeake and Ohio......
500 Chi. Grrat Western.......
4elW Chi, Nil. and s. P.......1
700 Colo. Fuel and Iron...,.....
2lOo Colo. Southern, com. .......
Colo. Southern. 1st ptd....
go Colo. Southern. I'd pfd......
4c03Cley., CHI, Chi. ard s. liz.
1900 Cont. Tobacco. pfd. .........
1900 Consolidated Gas ...........
200 Delaware and 1Iudson....$
Del. Lack. and West.....
1880 Erie, com. $1,000. ..........,
1900 Erie, 1st pfd..................
400 Erie, I'd pfd ..............
q 400 General Electric ............$
900 Illinois Central ..........,...@
500 louisville and Eashvllle....
400 Manhattan. ~. $500. 1880.
2l5D0 Metro. Street RailwnS.....
300 Mexican Central ............
100 Mo-, Kan. and Tex; conn.,
200 Mo, Kan. and Tex, pfd....
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As--reported by: 1904. 1904 1903
j. e. Bache &, CO.. .72s sl.4 None issued
/ Miss Giles,,.,,;..i., 72.4 70. 6s.4
A. Norden s. Cos. 81 1919 54.6o
Journal OF Com
nlerce. 49,, 49,. !, $50 77.4 CTS
Theo. II. sPricc. 80. T.6 76 20.
Average OF above, TIA To GIT
III. s. Government, S4.1 65.l
1t will be noted that last year the
average OF the private reports was 20
above the government report, while last
month no average Of the private reports
was 90 below tho government reports
Tho average Of the private reports for
this month Is ia, and am inclined TO
think that the government report Will
not be far from these figures. A governs
ment report OF Y assuming conditions
from now on to be the same; US last year.
would indicate a crop Of 1l,7l1,0O0, This
makes no allowance for the comparative
immunity from damage by frost, which
this crop enjoys. over that8of last year,
\ on account OF the advancement OF the sea-
son. "A government report OF 72 assuming
conditions from now on to be the samo
as In 1909, With which year so far as
weather and maturity is concerned the
present season most closely corresponds.
xw6uld indicate crop of $13,S44,00o bales,
II am inclined to think, however, that the
government report has been greatly en-
H ggera ted In the present instance as a
possibly market factor, and am OF tho
opinion that noSmatter what its show
ing may be the market VIII decline sub
#stantially afttr Its issuance unde, the
weight Of the heaviest October movement
OIL record, and. IA growing Appreciation
of the fact that this crop Is an abundant,
one and proha blytn,uch In excess Of the
prospective demand at present prices.
THEODORE H.. 8pRIcE,s a
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MISCELLANEOUS MAR1rTs.
3PEAn Ut MARIsEr.

spanishN Isrket STEADY al Soe. light offerings
ana atnok greatly reduced. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nominal at i,:r, for FANCY stock nlaehina
picked 2si Gas.c,; Smelling stock, au &C., Marker
here literally bare Of stock. ~ -. s5
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
y BALTIMORE. MD, Sept so.-Scaboard Air
Lire common. 1si. 1lGss: do. preferred. astssv
% 81. Atlantic CoasL Line common. lSs1 ias.ss
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DRY dot,lls NIARKE1,.

NEW YloRlS ~ Sept S0--.rhe dry goods market
s not az active as II swa, either With ilIst
,ands or jobbers and yat the situation re-
gains very tlr,n as far az prices are concerned,
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S So, AIR lI me RAILW |.

!! TRAINS LEAVE RICf{1lOSD-DA1LY.g AZ.
Is ESQ r., M.--Seaboard hlail--10:35 F. M,--SAa-:
board Express-To Savannah, Jacksonville, Ats{
/" $40 A.. NJ. N-Iocai-For Norlina and Hamlet. s
Z TRAINS ARRIVE z RICHMOND DA1LY,SyS
n 6:35t "a. M.--No. 3t-From Florida, Atlanta
/ i:b5 +. M:-No. sFron Florida. Atlantis
and tho Southwest n. sa
I $50 r. M.-No, ss--From Forlina and local
points. 4. . :. 81 I, :, II. N
wa W. NJ TAYLOR, q. IT, ~, ga
$50 East Main, Street, Phone 40h s&ss
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The Divine Fatherhood.

AZ the Grace Street Baptist Churchfto-
the pastor. Dr. G. s; Gardner.
will prea oh at II . clock On ~ he y ivine
Brotherhood, n being the first in a. series OF
sermons Oh "Tho Cardinal Ideas Of
Jesus In the evening his theme will be
5'.Ted 4 by a d Miracle. AZ
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60 D TO (. ST LOUIS
WAC. 60. ROUTE

ISL Now Is tho time sto got to ST Louis to
see the worlds Fail The q position IS
at It's height and daily attendance I In
5creaslng. !ss8 53 55 s
& o. trains leave Richmond at 200
p NJ d and 1O:45 2. NJ u 7 en- day coach
excursion tickets on sale every Tuesday
and Thursday Shortest Il quickest ahd
best route with through yes ibuled trains
sToHERG17.2o.1 1904; sSPEc.ALsRATEs ri
VIA soUTHERNsRA RAILWAYS
e on account $g Of e,f the above occasion
Southern Railway announces special low
1.ate of one flrst-class fare 70 th . round
trip plus 50 cents, which ncludes one
admission to Horse Show. from all sta
tons on Its lines. III IS tate 4 OF Wire mia.
Tickets on sale October 18th to ed In;
.eluslve, with final return limit October
osd. 1904. For full in formation, apply to
your nearest ticket agent. t535
CHEAP RATES TO RALEIGH, s N. e.
VIA THE sEABoARD$AlR Il M. HI.
III Raleigh, N. CT. and return, S. 80 account
North, Carolina State Agricult ural i Fair,
Including admission 7 to the Fair. T. Tickets
sold October 18th to 31st, Inclusive limited
to return at any tinle before or on Octo-
Der a., 1904 For further Information ap-
II. S. Lizard, w M.aTAf AZ.
Dis. Pass. Age. City Ticket AZ 81
Is n, TEA "a 333 Phone 405 III Xxx M u sS
coNVENTIoNP RoTEsTANTs
EPlsCOPALsC HURcH ,RoSTQN,MAsSy
OCTOBER 5-28;s LOW 5RATESaVlAR. E.,
2. 6EP,R. RAN DsCONNECTlONS. i5Ef
One fare 3plusss50 cents, for the round
trip; tickets will be sold October Cd and
Sd y good returning not ,earlier$ han oc.s
tober 9Th nor later than October 31st.
stop-overs within limit allowed on. re-
turn trip at Philadelphia, Baltimore and
washing ton / by deposit Of tickets with
depot ticket agents. Apply to agents
554. w. p. TAY1 OR, SI3Ss
iS@ 55sl Traffic Manager. Al
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. w.. Sept. 80, loVI Az
Dark Fired Tobacco-Recepts and offerings
c cSainads prices and very little doing. sun
CuredSReceipts and offerings continue very
light: season for old about over and very little
dnInr New 9prnnga In fair demand at quo
ta,ions. Brights- Receipts light. maj ket Arm.
Cutters rather more active; no chance IN prices
Tho quotations are 81 I9tloMs *, I, rr
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ATLANTIC RI COAST LINE.

7f 5ig IS STREET STATION ~
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, SEPT. l1TF
9:05 A., MA. G. l., Express to all points
n 900 A. Nj. --Potersburg ana Norfolk.
1a;l0r. M.-Petersburg and n. and ., w. West,
a a;00 p. M.--Petershurg ard Norfolk
.4:l0 r. NI-Golisboro Local.
6;55 p M.--Petersburg local 8, z Big
57:Ssp. NJ, -"Florida and West indian Linz
a5i tied, Ito all points Sontha n 81 SSi
y $50 r. M.-Petersburg and N, and W. VEST
4 ii $50 P. M.--PetersbMrs Local: ~: =, 0 81
s-,a'sI TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4;07 a. NJ; 1856 "A. NJ; 1913 a, y. s'lot4b
A. MI m;49 Nj 400 o.d r !, MI. I, sos z. y, y
sExcept SUNDAY. ''Sunday only.
(. I'LL. c.. S. CAMPHELL, DIV. Pass, vt. M
w ]. CRAIG. Gen. Pass Agt. aIs..s gl.e. "a.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond Va. Sept. 80, 1904
o.. QUOTATIONS w 80 80
CATTLE MARKETS.
!, RIcHBIo.1D3 LIVE STOCK MARKET.
7 (Sales at Union Stock Yards)

; ,S3s Richmond. Va, Sept. ~, iva
were good. smebth, fat steers. Prices lower:
Es:' o s,ssso y nSan e s s1so
extra hefers OF 4ssc. and others down to &c;
i aaMs 81 700 Pounds hsters ss'o
rough hogs 5Q5ac. !.
5sN @4Ac.; best lambs. &C.: Others. 4!sashc..E
a. a. e z. quality; bucks Fresh resi- COWS
SPrOEpe cts fair on cattle. sheep and lambs
Hogs in good demand and scarce.
CHICAGO. ILL, Sept. sso.-cA TrLE-Re-
ceip.s, 500 head, including 1000 Texans and
200 Westerns Market steady to lower. COCO
Pzms .tots;s eser e %saps
cows sLa504s5; helters .7594 50; can =. rs
bsl az
i lis higher Mixed and butcher ss.seas :iS;
GS sa9 lsst n IS bulK Of sales
$50 Sheep epts, TO- 09o e. head. I, \ Market
Geo. ssoss nSs
$5254s.oo. ~ 5s d
@ NEW York, Sept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1856 head. Good steers. strong; Others sie eS;
s s. ssE sssss M
CaivesIReceipts, aes head M Iket, slow. for
lssEat pr rgS c s5sss
Ike per pound for country dressed; 4ISc. per
pound for dressed grassers Sheep and Lamb lo
Receipts. 55ss sheep y. y - ~
e. oo lambs t6I e.l5: few choice at e5 Gu -
ST. 80 Canada mbs s5.G0 Ilogs--R i ~ II
head. Market loo. lower. state hoss fo.-o;
Western IS. " v 5ss
UNION STOCK SY4..ff;:ii5s PITTsBURG, PA,
Sent 30.-CATTLE-Supply fair; market SLOW:
Choice S. SOFAS C5; prime So 2oa 5.4o fair s3s q
s75 light 81 slo ~. rms
workers. S. i0al6.25; light yorker 81 Gees;
Digs S. S1a5 60: rougt1s. $40 tahlp. sheep-
supply fair; market slow Fine cl ~ We,nsra
81 25ft4.4O; common sheep. Sl.o0Ws.90 spring
lambs, $s.50a5!Oo: u veal calves. 1850.
e CINCINNATI O.. & Sept. so.--HoGs-Actiye;;
/. o.; selected shippers ssG6,05: common a5-dl
SIS TO- strong sss a "a e sbs s9ea
Easy and quiet at $lGps,0. Lambs--Quoted at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwestern con. n. ......... 1917
Chicago. II. l. and Pacific 4s.............. 7eA
Chicago. r. l.. and Pacific col. 6s.......... IS
c., e. G. and St. Louis gen. ls.......... 10ll4
chicago Terrnl nal Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs 3&
Consolidated Tobacco 4s..................33a 7a!s
Colorado and Southern =. ...,....... u s
Denver and Rio Ora nde ls.................g1 O1
Erie prior lien ~ Observation-Disclosures. 0sss
Erie General As SIX
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts.........t ITO !.
Hooking Valley 4Ms..... !. 1881
Louisville and Nnahville Unfed &s........ 1908;
Z alanhattan consol gold H................. lLH,s
Mexican Centra! Is 6sts
Mexican Central lst 1nc.............:...:.. le.s
1l!nh. ana 1t. Louis ~ FL
Nis;s Kasss e ana t fssss s
National r. r. Of Mexico con. ls .......... IS {
New York Central gen. 3hts TO &
New Jersey Central gen. 5s....... ........s. 1ssN
Northern Pacific IS 1854
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
By Thomas Branch 4 Co, Bankers and Brokers.
SALES:

llt0o Missouri Pacific ............
Nash. Cliat. and 8. I......
zoo II. J. Central. ex- div......
1900 Norfolk and Western. ..s...
400 ". Y, Ont. and West......
100 Pacific Mall ..............
l4400 Pennsylvania II. R..........
41G0 Peoples Gas (ChlcaEo)...,
$500 Prtssed Steel Car......s....s
400 Pressed Steel Car. pfd.......
900 Republic I. and s., com....
25o0 Republic l., and s., pfd....
1880 Reading, conn.,. ..... .......3
a 800 Reading. 1st pfd..............i
Reading, ID pfd. .......,.....
5400 Rock Island, com
1900 Rock Island, pfd.
Stoss..,..... ..i,.....a ......s
100 Sloss, pfd......n ...........
1900 s.. l.. and s.. F., I'd pfd. ~.
go 8. L.. and Southwest, pfd..
$500 Southern Pacific ............(
1is0O Southern Railway. con....
1900 Southern Railway, pfd....
1000 Seaboarti Air Line. conl....
$500 Soaboard Air Line, pfd....5
zoo Texas Pacific ...............
o7lO0 Union Pacific .....:........i
800 United States Lcather.....
81 700 United States Steel.........8
1910 United States Steel, pfd....
Va. Car. Chemical, CONF.
go Va Car. Chem, pfd. ex. div
210O Wabash, corn......., ........s
240 Wabash. pfd.......s .......$
800 Western Union .............
500 Wisconsin Central ls.........
% Wisconsin Central. pfd"...
B Total sales s26,90