davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-07
POSITION WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.
- . - . - - - - . . .
> BUSINESS LOCALS. "
, . . . Q . . . . Q o.

Just arrived. a new car load OF
Schlitz beer. II, Smyth & Company
1 Phone 222.
Harry w. Schuh's drug store has q
! fine line Of brushes, combs and toilet
I articles that ne is selling at remari-
ably low prices. IT'S Commercial ave.
Peter Zimmerman, the Washington
street grocer, is having a fine trade.
Good fresh groceries and fun weights
pleases the people; order from him.
If the uppcrs of the Uncle Sam shoe
break before the soles the Eagle
Clothing Co. will give you anothor
pair.
The first turkeys of the season just
received. A nice fresh stock of dress.
ed poultry always on sale. chs &
Grcaney.
Ask the man who has used d. f.
MeCarthy's coal. he will tell you !.
gives the most heat and that 1t is
clean and desirable.
6O3 Commercial avenue. GszzoIo's
confectionery just received fresh
lot Of Huyler's and Allegretti's de-
licIous chocolates. also Sparrow
high grade candies, also mushrooms.
olive oil, macaroni.
Uncle Joe's Glad Hand Restaurant
and Bar still takes the lead. serving
the best meals and lunches In Cairo.
It's the peoples choice.
F. Teichman's celebrated Lone
Jack cigars are the smokers choice.
Man is never better satisfied than
when smoking his choice.
F. Kolb's Union Bakery will sci,
you bread, cakes and pies for less
money than you can make them for.
Phone No. 275.
Wood & Bennett company, whole
sale grocers. Mail orders given
prompt attention We solicit the
trade Of merchants only.
Rest your feet and you'll rest your
body wearing DIR. Reeds cushion shoe
Tor men and women. II. r. Rothen-
berger. Twenty eighth and CONNER
-ial avenue.
Gunther & Wake. Model Bakery.
viii give universal satisfaction for
verifying in the bakery line. Orders
or social7 promptly filled. 229 sih e.
Engraved calling oards-Jour name
'ngraved on copper plate Tin script
nd a hundred cards for $3.50. loo
ards from your oEn plate for sle0
ohm A. Miller. jewsler, 9Th and CoTr-
nercial avenue.
IT a woman ever gets so "homs-
y she isn't worth licking at, she'd bet
er take Holsters Rocky Mountain
ga brings back the bloom Of youth.
5 cents. Tea orTablets. Paul c.
chuh & Sons
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-07

forgotten the boys name. and the
same long since passed on and forgot
the toy Bur ! called a couple he
didn't like. and ne came hurrying up
20 me-
] shall return 20 my previous po-
siti0n in The immediate future. Mr..
CDay. said be but | desire 70 inform
you that your decisions are Of an alb
solulely unjustihable, meretricious
ana Migrant pernicious species They
are cx;rancous TO the context and gen,
eral purport of the athletic contest
now IN progress and under discussion.
II brief sir your pronunciamento up-
on The spheriod which ! but recently
gave profusion in the direction of the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-07

expectant batsman was outrageous,
sir. and utterly ineXcusable by any
possible construction of etiqu~te,
courtesy or algebraic equation
Il fined him So. That was all |
cculd do in answer to that speech, for
couldn't score up material where
with TO make proper return.
What. You don't believe it? Fact
| assure YOU
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-07
Good raging grocery in good location foi
sale. Apply 2o25 Washington avenue.

vas generous and a spendthrift. He
mad great weakness that was more
or less accountable for his early
death, his over cornwall habits, but
even in this respect he served base.
ball a good turn, for his example in
this particular became warning to
other brilliant baseball players ana
drinking among professional player
IF the diamond has declined to min.
Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-07


/ Republican National committee
makes several reports to President
Roosevelt each day by telephone,
."The president is waiting Mr. Cor
1 telyou." said Secretary Weaver.
"All right" replied The chairman,
\ Everybody leave the room
The telephone buzzed impaiently
4 Hello hello Washington Is
/ this the white House? This Is Cor.
telyou. Hello! Mr.. President! Very
wen thank you, and how are YOU?
| Worried? About what, those stories
Of extreme Democratic confidence?
Don't think Of them, What's that. is
/ It possible thai | may be mistaken?
Wien. you know human Judgment
Is not nfallible, and--Whpt. YOU
didn't put me here to b. faliible? !
know. but you must take into consd-
Grafton You won't take anything in
to consideration Let me explain.
What, You don't want any explana-
tons. you want results2
"Of course, appreciate the inter
est YOU feel in his election, but have
you ever thought that il means as
much to me as it does 70 you? as
sure you that | do not intend 20 let
the Democrats steal
What, what about steel? Has the
stee trust done what2 | didn't say
anything about the Steel rust, I said
did NOT intend to let the Democrats
steal
Never mind abou thai, did you
say. you are more interested in what
The steel trust has done than in any
thing else? The Steel trus. is all I
right. We have an understanding. It !
has contributed literally
In fact all the corporate Interests I
ara amalganated-
What. Amalgamated Copper? Did /
you ASK about Amalgamated Copper? !
/ said al the interests are amalgamat
ed know Yes Drop that You
say. ana ten You about Amalgamat
ed Copper?
But have not referred to Anal
aama+ed Copper But sou have? Yes.
The Roekefellers are with us What
did they 10 when put ia the last call
for funds? O. they sent check. I'll
write to you about IT, They are all
under orr Standard
STANDARD OIL? Certainly. The stan
dard OF company is with Us.
How much III write il. These
uperators listen Ziz-z-z-Z-
z,z-z-Z-z-
Here Central. what's the mater
with that line2
Hello Mr. President. Is that you?
The line Il working very poorly to
day YES ] said the Standard OIL
Company is all rlgh. Glad to hear it.
delighted Thanks ! think il was
pretty good stroke when we got
.hen
What's that are the newspapers
stories OF he enthusiasm at Judge
Parkeg's meetings last night exag
gerauons? Oh. he had pretty good
meeting. Yes Pretty good
Difficult to Sit Still.
Hello You would like to make
! speech? You? why Mr.. President,
what are you thinking of? II makes
5ou restless 10 sit there and say
while Parker is getting all !
he applause ! know, but
"Whts that? Tired Of being gag
-ed2 Yes. yes but
What repeat that. You could
make Lin look foolish If VA could
make a speech al Madison SCquare
-ardea? Have a bigger crowd? Yes.
5iIr--
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-07
cerran coIonY In PaIestlne.

Thirtyfour -cars age German col.
ony settled at Haifa, Palestine. To
day al Of the ninety families in O..
arc prosperous. They raise grapes
and make wine free from alcohol
which is sold to the natives.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-07
Bunch of Ball talk.

Ball players. as a rule. haven't
much Of vocabulary when IL comes
10 addressing che umpire says Hank
ODay Their Inc OF talk is limited.
even though picturesque. Some years
age however ! ran across a cham
pion In the iabber lino-a young col.
lege pitcher. who had just broaen into
tic big league. IT'S. 80 long ago have
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-07

the Southern. shows that Peck But
Ter was the Only Memphian to reach
that pace. Butler was with the Jack
son Kitty team in 1908 and tried
hard 10 sign with Padpcah the past
1ason New DcmCcrat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-07

Mrs. John Wesley, St Louis-Hol.
listers Rocky Mountain Tea is tine
greatest tonic | have ever used;
cured me of chronic stomach trouble
30 cents. Tea or Tea or Tablets. Paul
G. Schuh & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-07
OVER THE LONG DISTANCE
Chairman Cortelyou Has Conversation With
MIR. Roosevelt

I Sick OF being held In this way?
know but ii is only for another
week. Think of IT. What? Parker
Is going to speak ia Connecticut and
New Jersey? You could set them on
Ere?
Yes. know, but You remember
your promise to keep still. Sorry
you made IT,
Whats that? VIII show them af'
ter election To be sure. Russia?
| Il didn't understand what you said
! about Russia Oh just ycur infefn.
al luck tina Russia fired on British
ships instead Of ours? Is thar il, you
would have done things? know, !
know, bHt you understand
Dent need any advice? Is that it?
Pardon me, Mr. Presdeut but ! wasn't
trying to advise you. II is true thai
Ia combinatis~
| Hey? what combination? Have
ve missed any? Not one Want them
all rounded up2 Sure. | ain after
The laggards now Their money
Money? How much money have
we? Wen, you know the money IL
in the hands Of the workers now !
assure you that it is all placed with
people who will not use any Of it to
debauch the ballot. | have made il
one Of nay cardinal principles that
Who has the money in New
Jersey2 Why, Gov. Murphy He is
looking after that Is he practical
Yen may rely on il
What's that? Hear the Democrats
are going to prove thai Morgan and
Carnegie and the Steel trust and an
ne rest have contributed to the cam
paign fund? They can't prove l.. Ev
cry lime | have seen Morgan It has
been when nobody was around. Are
there any checks? Not one. He gave
IL to me In cash.
Loeb May Deny It.
Suppose hey do prove il? Pshaw
Get Loeb TO issue an Official denial
He'll deny any hing.
Did YOU say that maybe that
VIII not do it? Il will have to. Re
member how well his other denials
have worked. II worst comes to worst !
you can deny il yourself.
Not necessary? Call il roorback? |
Very good. You think that viii fool |
them Perhaps II win.
did you say you notice they are
haTping on he Cortelyau scandal? So |
haze i noticed il. What am | do |
ing to ccanleract it? Why I have I
had all the Republican papers say ii
Is a blackguardedly resort to mud
That is the dignified way
ou Of it
Wharf Perhaps the dignity game |
won't 60? Oh. it must We have !
made orr campaign on 4 policy of dig |
nitied silence. Maybe we have been /
too dignified-come. now. you don't /
mean that
Think OF the nigh office you hold
What's thai. you want TO hold it four
years longer?
Wen. what can we say? can't
show our books The trusts would
be furious.
yes. know. If you are beaten,
5ou will be furious. too
Beaten? ! didn't say that you will
be beaten. | said if you were beaten.
Pardon me, didn't mean to scare
you. The wires are working very bad
II. II must have been quite shock
f You understood ii that way.
Nervous? So am l. The way tha
le0plc are aockiDg to this man Par
ser Is enough to give any lover of \
ais country ct.
"Good-hy. III call you up again to-
nGrrow. New York Word.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-07
Irish Ledger In Court.

A ledger kept in the Irish language
was produced at the Roscommon As
sizes. in ireland and the witness had
to go on the bench 20 translate the
terms for the Judge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-07
FOR SALE.

For sale-Good paying saloon business in
rhebes. Best location In town. Address w
care Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-07
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
HELP WANTED.

Wanted Energetic. trustworthy man or wo-
mau To work III Iuinola representing large
manufacturing company. Salary 80 TO 800 per
month, paid weekly .xpenf es advanced Adj
dress with stamp, ) II. Moore, Cairo, III.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-07
PROFESSIONAL.
FOB RENT.

For Kentucky furnished room down town
--electric' lights. bath AID fur mace heat. III,
care Iletin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-07
NAL oRoEna.

For Handsomely furnished room,
Apply ''S'h Bulletin office. s4% RS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-07

NOTE Chairman Corialyou Of the
Republican National committee
makes several reports To President
Roosevelt each day by telephone.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-07

We start you in the mail order business. Falf
particulars and sample free. American Special
Agency, Milwaukee, Wis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11


quiet; sales .o:5 bales Including 800 % ar
STlye;8 quotations l3-lec5 lower. Y, 80.
polnts Tho appointing attitude of the LIZ
crpuol market, q decidedly benr ish Ssibto sup
ply ststeinent and a favorable rcat her map,
which many days ofgaod ,ysa1th ss
tcrioratlon that were still recai we'd IRON, me
fields These were among the. bearish fsa lures.
but The most potent was the fact hat the sup-
piles Of cotton are slowly. but accunl,i;
Sia,ing. and the spot demand ts not at 81
fstronE. ~ ~ n. III a !,
end Tbs *; fTssl t tssa
received more Encouragement than they lave
had for long time, and pred Ions ~ were i
freely made that a lower market would pc
5' In the trailing October opened g points lower
at 10 and hnally gold down TO 9al 8 Decem-
Der opened 10 points lower at 10 81 and finally
The mark closed quiet. showing net losses
twelve neutuA5s WWv..as} vi .1neheht ebtmtma
Cotton futures steady: Sep mber. 49, :;
October 3 Dsea.ii-
Bbcr 9j m. %: January. Il. 03Tlco u; epruarS,
$10.oolrio.ll; March, 40. l4g 10. 9s a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
t.AiiGi5
SALES:
-I-..-

200 A. e. L.. com.
1880 iAmaigamated Copper 49,.
+ 2400 Amer. Garland Foundry.
900 Amer. Cotton Oil...i........
Amer. Snuff ,... ....ts....
Amer. Snuff, pfd ............
Amer. Cafi ...........,......
Amer. Can, pfd.....
200Afner. Locomotive, com -.
800 Amer. Locomotive, pfd ~.
400 Amer. Sugar ...... %. ......
1850 Al n. and s. Fc, com ......
400 a.. 7. and 8. re. pf g .....
Z 800 baltimore and ono. go.
1900 .I3rooklyn Rapid Transtt.
Canada Southern - /.
1900 Canadian Pacific :.:.. 500.
67O0 Chesapeake and Ohio......
400 Chi, Great Westeri1.....s,..
1890 CHI (, Mil. and s. P...........,..
400 Cole. Fuel and Iron ..........
GOO Colo Southern. com ..-,,...
rs FOO Colo. Southern, LIST pfd ......
100 Colo. Southern I'd ptd 80.
200 SClev., Gin. CHI. and 81 J....
1900 Cont r obacco. pfd....,.....
y $500 Consolidated Gas 90.
q: 400 Delaware and Hudson .....
Del. La OK. and West. ..'..
2l1QO Eric, com ........, s........i..,.
4 300 Erie, 1st pfd,............l.... 49,.
2aQ0 Erie, "a pfd :.. $50
100 General Electric. r...........
900 Illinois Central 4; .....
400 Louisville aid Nashville. 4
200 Manhattat,......, n I. .. I.
1880 Metro. Street Railwny......
1900 Mexican Central u. I.
1900 Mo, Kan. and Tex corn /.
100 No. Kan. and Tc%n pfd...
5000 Missouri Pacific . 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
ii: m
L RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Kichmopd, Va. Sept 70. 100

SALES. y Il :iss.r$-s
S':'s;s ass!ss;,7 s q III: =
css, Linz
Virginia 800 II ss,s & go 4. sst 900
Virginia i. ca col. trust
per esnt--lo oo t at % ;;l coQ ut
STATE SECURITIES bid. Asked.s
North Caroline g. Z lsl 3, III I, @ 4; {.
e Sswi sna R and rs R Isl; s e..
CITY sEcuRITIEa. MS 81 4 8
R!chmond City. ioss. \. 1esK 10TH
l{ttAlLKOAD BONDS. ..;3s!5 81 ;s
Atlanta and Char. tst 7s r.. 1901. loS
Con ~ y, ss ssssj
i;eorsia and Ala. Con 5s 1916 los ...s83
ics ans hy iss 15.s
South Bound list Is. l9i ..l... liz
IyorIds seu.nern i y. e
s. a.. J. Con- list IS 1850. {. ss,,.. s.
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par. 81
A,ian,a and chaslo..s *. i 49,,
II Atlantic Coast Line pfd 100 lls q 81
Hssa,is ssa's Linz Linz & ss ss d.
Chesapeake and Ohio. II. 100 i3M
ks'fsk ANA ana $ f Dts 8 . . .
se Air line com com liz ISL
N Southern Railway pfd 100 s95
4 HANK AND TRUST coaiPAN1Es.i 5:zs
Broad street Bank !. rs Esq
First Nat onaI II, 4, 200 2i52
hIch rus. ana Dep. Go. iSS los a,
Virginia Trust 1el 100 SO
Z bank OF Richmond 100 Ill M
s 85 MISC LLANEOU S. n 33sS8S 3s5 Ess
American Locomotive pfd q. z. 100 90
I consolidated Teb. o.. c. bonds. 100 Es76
Car Chem, pfd., y. .lo01os 1o31s
Va Carolina Chemical com. .. .l0O 34is rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
BY Thomas Branch & CO., Bankers and Brokers.

Z SALES:
Nash. Chat. and s. Ln....
1900 New York Central...........
24oo Norfolk and yyestern.......
$500 NJ. Y. Ont. and yvest.a...
$500 Pacific Mail ...............,..i
$4,000 Pcnnsylvania r. R..........
1900 Peoples Gas tChicago)s.s.
200 Pressed Steel Car,.s........
300 Pressed Stocl Car. pfd......
AGO Republic I. and s., COME.
200 Republic ]. and s.. pfd..!...
10000 Reading, com ...t.... ...... :,
7 no Reading, lat pfd.s...,...t....
400 Reading. I'd pfd..............
1890 Rock Island, com.s..........
1900 Rock Island, pfd. ......... 4
100 lsloss. &. ......... ........s
400 g s apn faI s. a pid..
2l00 s. Z. and Southwest. pfd..
1890 Southern Pacific ............
$500 Southern Railway, com....
800 SOUTHERN Railway. pfd......
Seabonrd Air Line, coln....
3OOSeaboard Air3SLinc.a pfd
600 Tenn. Coal and Iron .........i
940O Texas Pacific
2lG0O Union Pacific
900 United States Lea thcr......
1880 United States Steel.........
G0JO0 United States Steel, pfd....i
300 Va Car. Chemical, CONF
400 Va. Car. Chemical. pfd....:
A 500 Wabash. com........ $1,000. -.
1900 Wabash. pfd -. .....'t. s..l
400 Wisconsin Central ..........,
q 100 wisconsin Central. pfd..,...i
~ a Total sales 656, 500. {s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11


trade h Mn; n schiff's renlnrk last spring
saplopos tllcr, or The old exp 1t movement
that such r11V eii en- Il Would hesn benefit
In N thGtA would G!estab liah q normal hrGe
or four nbr cen t, MO liey market oucheui
OF, \! very, sound prllclpl 9 \ 81 finance;
thought dSnotiapp zach II IN tho clear,
est way. Tho 4principle "a YolYeas
concerned tho Slemora zipg consoaue nces
$outlet,inT tho legitimate needs OF INDUSTRY,
and Which neutrality-suspicious. out to place
Itself At tho disposal Of tho speculator,1
1T Is now possible to see that this 8condl-3
Stion oftithings was n8pain source 81 M ~
chief in the season 81 dull trade ana easy '
money during 700
N o such sequel y need Sbe looked Tor as a
result Of the easy 1noney6o OF lO0'Tat least,
none comparable In recklessiess. OF loel-
for promo ters aud 81 bankers alike nave
learned .tlelrs lesson, md the spu NC ,llus
pretty wellsftnkeiI tho m asure5 q them
$botn, Some IL 3Iesul ts,5 hoWever, arc 1 new
liable, such ms tlles Gldent sot the present
week, when some fpf ri the most disrepl-
table figures of 81 tho spresen t boom
emerged again to Tho ccnt0r. Of i stu &C..
No ollaswill Imagine that under any eollT
Sditlon5 save that 'of a money ma rAet where
available funds cannot be leg tlmately
employed, ItS.would DO pdsslh BILE oven Ior
FnsYrumpr TO be heard that a gambling
Fadyenturer. and q col leagu he no torlous TOT
Fbetruynl OF his speculA I've ass oclates. nay
got possession OF another great rallW way
system. a. mnlley dis turpan CO as aeute ~
that OF October 1902, NJ ght rlg " enough
EbeSwelcnmed &c 1t could N gilins drive these
I birds 81 prey from the nllrkeets q K q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
'REnuc piHATEs TO RAl-I' Ina q RE.v VA
A. F a II. n, RI ACC CUNT ME-
inc n rate RNALt OR az r OF f
''s Eagles, sEFTEMRER1a,17

Rato s5.7o round trip from IHehlnond.i
plckets on sale September 10th, nth, 18th
and 1sth, good returning until septemher
18th, with privilege OF extension Of return
limit 10 september aSth inclusive. on DE-,
posltSyof ticket with Joint Agent, Haltl-
more aud payment OF fee OF ~. Apply 70
ticket agents r., j. q z, Ht
353ls ~. n. tfAYl.c IRA flic Manager, n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
III llRINE8 IrJTE,LL1GENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, SEPT. .. 1901.

PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPT. Q, Il 1904 1864
: ~ ARRIY Ell. s
Steamer Brandon, Harvey IA Norfolk, merchnA.i
Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves Norfolk
and James River landings, q nercha nd se and
passenger. Virginia N avi gal lon CO IN
Schooner Edna Pogue q Mt. Cloud. BAL timors,
coal, 4Walkc and Baliautf.
S chooner5 et land. boo tn, otorlac
River canned aopds, Fleming q ristiAn and
schooner8 silver star, VIII Jams ames r lyier,::
Warner foorc and Co
TX 55l SAILED. 3ss ssi.S
IS steane. Brand don. Harvey. Norfolk 81 mere:
schandse and $passen gers Old Dominion line.
s Schooner Annie "a insll Strout bermuda
Barge York. Cordrey. ( y ames River, wood s5
X PoRT3NDWPoRTN NEWS, SEPT. n 10, 1901.
sss 81 ss p \, a ARRIVED. ~ m 53ts
81 Steamer Petinla G ulf Port. s f
IS Steamer Carolyn, Bost on.s
u Schooner Mary Atannng Boston. n Cd s6si
Schooner Charles g lsndlso,t ]. Portland st.
81 Schooner0liza j. Tsndleton, Bangor
Barge Kentucky, Provfdenc n ia - 25E
Z Barge Georgeto avn. Proyidenc
Steamer Pe TINA KEEL. VI
Hi Schooner Eagle Nv ing, Pr rtsmnutll. !lyf
Schooner NannaIne and King. & Now 4 Iavcn. IN
& Schooner 1Ilvira ]. French, Portsmout
Schooner c.. IL e ffrcys.S iladeIpha. ts33s
y Schooner NIasnus Manson. Boston 81
Schooner Willard Mud Gett 3ost0n. Sf .S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
CATTLE MARKETS.
\ RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
e d, (Sales at Union Stock Yards q


rhere WIZ fatr-run of cattel .on the ma IKE,
Best steers, AZ Csc; dinm1 to good steers,
E3E Q4N c.;. common u to q fair. so No.; hefers
e sISs sna
4 sisht run of hogs and selling Sss sc. for
5 sp - i is dual
Eng lambs ssegg
ss oss' asss
F4ssp aisTs
cIIIcAGo C ATTh E.R 3.
steers Door g m q 2,
ss ss'1s
sses,z iRed
saS asss s ?aHsis
;595 bulk or GALES. Sheep ecepis
seds s.. IS ds.so:
NEW YORK. Sept 10. Observation-Disclosures
sdes
Importance City dressed yeais: s...@
51acls per- pound Sheep and ambs-ReceDts
$50 head Sheep. steady; lam9H. slow i. a
lower. except for choice stocks Gomm rSNa
s psIas ig
ssSss aFssssa JssS; ssaa 81
sale feeling nonilnally
& UNION STOCK. YARDs. sp1TTsBURG, PA.
NE. .nssks s
active Primn heayle So, oqto, ~; med ltn.
{; 4 ssyy sas lSs
.faIri MARKET stead R Prime hers, 81. Esp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
cLos1NG BOND QUOTATIONS.

rhtca - AZ. and ST. Paul zen. s4s....... 1854
Chicago and Northwestern con. $3.50 13o Is
J.tt -, 4, ma sI,.r4f,r IA . - s. I, ~ ~
e;hicaso II II and Pac. coll ss .......... ssh
4 60 a ard 81 Louis gem ~ 3. :. 10lIs
t!hca % T,erniilai ls ~ q. TAN
ar.nns SIafed Tobacco 76i
S.oinraans ana Soth ls. .,...... s3a
ssys ar sna r. 10 20
iSrio1s III 1,erai As 4. Is. 8sl4
Tort Worth and Denver City Is. 07ls
IIncLnp Vaiiey diss ~. q. 103 AZ
Ionisriiln and Nash. Z Uniicd 4s !. 10oR
Manhattan consol gold 4. les s
Mexican Central IS %
Mexican Central list Inc l6!t
hiissn,,ri IA nsa nd Texas As /.
Nitsso,,r X and Texas "a Se,i
National r. RI OF Mexico con.
h.orv Synrlt ccntra Ccn 100 Ss
Ssw jersey Central Gen. is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS MARRErS.
PEANt;r MARRUT.

PETERSBURG. "a. Sept lo, -P cAN ITS ,st
Spanish market steady ut 90G95c. 4; off erlngs
very Night stock limit ed 8 demand good. VIZ
ginlas--NIa rket steady at &. for. fancy
machined picked, 2h9 Nc. & Smelling stNck, 2R
&c.. Marke here Virtually bare OF stock. t35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
sINAEAL !. STORES.

iw1LM1NGToN,l VI M C.. Sept. lo,-sP 1R1Ts
STuRPENIINE--Not thing dong; receipts. III
casks Rosin- Nothing doing; receipts. aoi bars
srels Tar--Firm ut y. 90 receipts, Ill barrels
153 barrels. iSG q s 81 81 "a!
SAVANNAH, GA. Sept, 10. TUR PENTINS-
Steady at 62A pts 500 ,cnsks sales 400
ceip,a. 20os barrels; sales, ea7 barrels; exports
$50 barrels. II tSgiI3$S E5sE e
5TINE-Firm at bec. Rosin-F Firm
S coTToNsEED OIL MARKET. 81
~ NEW &YO RK, Sept. 10. Cottonseed OIL quiet
but steady Prime crude. o.. b. mills. 23c. !;
prime summer yel low. 29GI % on summer
yellow, nominal; prime 8Wh TO. $780,: prime
white 3e,s 6f33c.; primo winter vol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
\. pRY. !. GOODS nIARKEr.

NEW y DIRK, Sept. 1o.-1nf the dry goodA
market Tho Tedlction OF q cent In certain IRONS.
f1nent lines tof tickingss has had more or less
Of am ursettlng affect in this particnla,r q.
remain firm and unchanged. TX