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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-22
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i555 sat LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY IA II 4
900 A. M.--NORFOLk LIM1TED. Arrives
MGrtolk Il 10 a n. stops only at Petersburg.
o:oS A.. INST. louis EXPRESS. Buffet
paror Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Roanoke: Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to st.
Louis. Blucfeld to Cincinnati. also Roanoke
10 hncxHllle md Knoxville to Chattanooga
1 1910 r. N. ~RoANoKp EXPRESS Tor Farm.
VILE Lynchbuig and Roanoke. '5tiaa
800 p. M.--OCEANk SHORE LIMITED. 4Ar-
fives Norfolk $50 r. NJ. Stops only at Peters,
burg. Weyerly and suffolk. Connects with
steamers to Boston, Providence. New York,
6altlmore and Washington. i.AFa$
7:?5 z. M.-For Norfolk and ali stations east
$3.50 r. M.sNEw ORLEANS SHORT. LINE.
pullman sleepers Richmond to Lynchburg ana
Roanoke. Petersburg to Bristol, Lynchburg to
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans. Gaia
$3.50 p. M.-woRLDs FAIR SPECIAL,
Through h,,1 =, pulman Sleeper Petersburg to ST.
Trains arrive from the West 7:ss A.. NJ. a:oS
p. ~ and sos P. NJ: from Norfolk n:4o A. Ii.
and $3.50 P. NJ. lals te9sF
w. B. BEVILL, G. II. ROSLEY. *
Gent. Pass. ACT. Dist. PISS AIT,
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COTTON ON INCREASE.
Heavy Pull Up Shown by secre-
tarY Testers Weekly Report.

s$8 (By Associated Press. - II
Z NEW ORLEANS. October 9l.--Secretary
Testers weekly cotton statement issued
to-day, shows for the twenty-one days
Of 500, 900, and ali, increase over the same
period year before last Of 100000
For the fifty-one days OF the season
that have elapsed the aggregate is ahead
of the same days of last year 1,00S,0l0,
and ahead Of the same days year be-
fore last 100, 900.
The amount brought into sight during
the past week has been b63 ,632 bales
against 44S,625, for the same seven days
last year, and 1902 year before.
The movement since September. shows
receipts at all United States ports to be
295G,44l, against l,46S,7G3 last year. Over
land across the Mississippi, Ohio and Po-
4 tonac Rivers to northern mills and
Canada G3,936, against c9,s26 last year,
interior stocks. In excess Of those held
q at the close OF tho commercial year 327, !.
773, against 20o,0l9 last year: southern
mill taltings $4,000, against 27S2S5 last
year. The total movement since Septem.
Der 1st, Is 2,S9O,l5o, against 1871, 1893 last
year,
Foreign exports for the week have been
oos7,ssR, against eGo935 last year. making
tho total thus far for the season. IL
lGi963. against $685. last year,
The total takings Of American Mills
North, South and Canada, thus far for
tho season have been G0l64s, against b17.-
700 last year.
Stocks at the Seaboard and the twenty
nine leading southern interior ccntcrs
have Increased during the week c0a,45s
bales, against al Increase during the
corresponding period last season Of 31,o5l.
AZ Including stocks left over Eat ports ana
Interior towns from the last crop and the
number OF bales brought into sight thus
Tar from the new crop, the supply to date
Is s143I17, against 2,1s9,d9a for tho same
period last year.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct sl,-rhe cotton market
opened steady Mt an advance OF 2G3 points on
moderate covering. Cables We're a little better
than expected, and the nry weather reports
were rather unfavorabe. Stors were reported
from tho eastern bell and private wires indl-
Gated frosts at certain points In Texas Mis-
sIssippl and Alabama. This probably caused
tho early hesitation ana brought In some COW.
rerIng BY shorts and n little demand through
wire houses. But reports from tho Southern
spot markets continued unfavorable. and short
~ after the opening II became apparent that
in no local market. The list turnd easier and
session, The cosa was steady In tone, owing
TO an Increased demand from shorts, but prices
were at practically the lowest, n net decline OF
iSGl0 points. Sales were estimated at 10000
bales.
Philadelphia interests vera believed to DO rer-
pIstent sellers during tho ent!rn session,
Reocipts at teh ports to-day We're g, SOY
YEAR For tle week $4,000 bales ag H 80, 7ss
cepts at New Orleans were 1888 bales against
1908 last year, and at Houston, lS,sii bales
against 1878 last year.
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SPECIAL HORSE CHOW NOTICE..
Account OF the Richmond Horse show,
the Atlantic Coast Line announces q
ratio Of one fare plus fifty cents for tho
ro,,nd trip. which includes one admission
"a the show, from all points on Its line
hetween Richmond and Weldon. N. G..
Tickets will be sold October 18th to ed,
inclusive, with final return limit. Octo-
,,er %. 1904. This line will also hold It's
train. No. So. now scheduled to leave
richmond at 80 r. NJ. for Petersburg
until 1900 midnight, October 18th. 10Th,
GOTH, 21st and ed. This is the most con-
yenient and comfortable route. Il,
4. s sret34 81 !! CTS. CAMPBELL,
sni Division Passenger Agent,
sissfIH If . Richmond, Va.
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CHICAGO RACES.
Big Beach, oneill and Blakemore
Among the Winners.
(By Associated Press.) 4

w IaHouSFeI ttt . FEss'J
& CHICAGO, Oct 21.-Results at Worth:
First race-six flIrlongs-Big Beach Geo
5 to y. first; Il shop Poole $50, to y, sec
sond; Palm Tree e to y. third. Time,
LII. b &
Us to %, first; Mad Mullah (eWen), sec
ond; Gypsene GO to u, third. Time.
1:14 So. i3: 5's 81.
Third race-miIe and sxteentll-Barl
elmore9 to ., first; Jingler g to y, sec
ond; Niaxus Is to J.. third, Time, lie Is.
Fourth race-5 ~ tfurlongs-Useful Lady
IL g to ~, first; Dundall q to y, second;
/ Raviana Q6 to y, third. Time, l:09 80.
stephens 6 to y, FIRST; Clausus % to. u,
1:53 1 S -. =
Sixth racc--n,ile and fifty ynrds-Duti-
full q to 81. first; Doclle ii to II, second
Triumvirk @ to. 81. third. Time. i :4$. 80
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SOUTH RIM RAILWAY,

SEIZED ULI1 / N Il rE'E C1 NJ ;, X sorr1, 1904 s
X TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. 1886
900 a.. M,--Daily, Local for Charlotte, N. e.
5 1880 p. M.-Day. Limited. Buffet Pullman
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South. yi
IA 500 r.. MEX. Sunday. h aysvllle Local. &
Is ll:o0 p. Al..-Dui!y., Limited. pullman ready
$3.50 p. NJ. for all the South. .5&Ss
y @l5 YORK RIVER LINE. a{5.5;t
f The favorite route to Baltimore and E1aate;u
poin.J. Leave Richmond 4:20 =. M.--Dally.
except Sunday. 3 $7i
s:l5 r. M,---Local. daily. except Sunday.
4:2o 7. NJ. Except Sunday For West Polnt,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore and
river landings. Steamers sailing from West
Point Monday. Wednesday, and Friday call at
Yorktown aud Clay Bank: Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday ALMONDS ana Gloucester Point.
Il 4:45 a. AI.-Except Sunday. Local. mixed for
!" e '''. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. . a
SIS "a NJ. and s:4aa p.ls M.-Eron 81! the
South. . IS Ss5
$40 A. M.--Fromj Keysville.
9:25 a. M.-Baltmore and West Point. III
l0:45 a.. NJ. 6:1o ~: M.-t'roin West Point.
C. wv. WESTBURY. D. r. A.: Richmond. Va
8, II, HARDWICH, w. II. TAYLOEa
- 80 ~ r. r. NJ, G.. p. A., SEQ
g. II. 9AcKERr. Cent Msr. & ..i
Washington, D. c. gt
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Other Produce Markets.

NEW YORK. Oct :i;-FLnuR-Market very
aY bu, alnly held Rye FlourTEir Buck
s @Hsatp POT sFn: 20 red, sl:s5s op.onz
s s saSs e. ssr fx sssr
for a time The market finally turned, strong on
bun support cfssinE ;t net higher My AZ:
s'S eorn as rm MIX No. a slif'
opened ensler with wheat, hut recovering, held
nsqAc. ma, higher. May closed at 5lSc.: De-
ccmbey 5Gi,c.E Oats-Spot lirmi mixed. si!:D.
Zee nsoss H.as e Cut MSats-Du Lard-rlnn
Western steamed snsQ; October closed IS as $50
T3,m f,nea r ot utg ,s soptTy
y. a,tMc. liosln7-steady Turpentne-Steady at
e, Eo mSsaS; rio. nnn; mild, auet, Tho
market for coffee futures opened steady IT M
changed prices to a derllne Of poin's The clnse
S Hs s at sales Hssha%HS R ssss dfRsSs
rsn ssoa s e" fsal IS tfs
RIce-E'il1n. AIolasses-- Firm ~
But,cls-Firln and UNCHANGED. Chcese-s!ow;
STATE s snr Sa hhd ,d u
N'i potetoes Long Island, sl75a:oo; STATE
It's, Peunuts,-Wens; fancy handneked. 90
SHE'S; other domestic, sI6Ac. Cabbages--
Steady; pei, barrel, toa75c, colton-By steam
10 LIVERPOOL, l5c, i,
CHICAGO. III, oct III slmnlg -four sales sale.
cry. MT GAIN q se; vas made II beth a. o..
oats show gain of NC; provisions are up 6ft!5e
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High, Low. Close,
WIIEAT-No. 2.
$ 81; ji1s j ifS ii:!gg }1':
sHiy ,, .,,,,..,. ' Ss&' s'is ssa ''s
CORNING. q -,
81 81; tx tx e. It'd II; IA
EOATS-No. 85$ IL.
So 81 81; ';;: i ~ N Iii III III
MESS PORK--Per hbl.
If; $s Ills iii; Till iii Els
ga 5sa :,:. :..7s :7 5as a; F.:s
May 49,, &, .....,. lei 7.ai LsT 7;y.5i
SHORT RIBs--Per 100 3ibs, Is H.
50Oct; .,..,.... .solg To 10 40
y, Ian. .....,......... C,5f 6:67 $50 Go
May .,.,.......... ads go G,DJ d,s7
4 Cash quotations we're az follows. FLOUR
Firm, No. spring wheat, $i,lsll17:: No, vs.
Sl.0Yil .l5; No. 2red, Slll9llSh. No. 2 Scori
$50. No .lyelloW, 6IiAc. no. oats, 2al.c. No.
~ white, alWaiacs; No 3 wh'te, .9.s sl9lc- No.
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rye. 1slsc. Cool feeding barley, sea37c.; fair
to choice mailing. ao16:c. No 1assced; slio;
No. l northwestern tl16ls; prime Timothy
seed. $3.50. Mess pork. per barrel. sll1liio;
lard per 100 pounds. s.. s9G7se short RIBS sides
.i.37n7.s2. Whiskey, basis Of high wines, sl.25.
Clover contrnet grade Sls =, r.,
Easier at l0E n i0isc. Eggs-Flrm at mark,
cases incluled. 1sisG1s4c.; frsts. 1asc.; prime,
tirstx. 20.:cs: extras, &c "a
& BALTIMORE. Md Oct. 2i..-F-LoUR-- Steady
and unchanged Whcat-Dul! and easy; spot.
contract, and the month. SL17d1.i7M; No. 2
red. Western s1.1eG1.l9i4: Southern by sample.
SIC. Onts-steady; No. white. 1884 q 34c. Rye
Strong and higher. Butter-Firrn and un-l
unchanged: fancy initiation zig lSc. do. cream
cry. e2c.: DO. ladle. 14atl5c: store packed. 12D
I3c. Eggs-Steady and unchanged at 22c.
scheese--Firn and unchanged. Sugar-StrUhs
and unchanged.
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FOOTBALL.
VIRGINIA VS.. CARLISLE INDIANS,
NORFOLK, SATURDAYS OCT. 2s. &
$1.oo-ROUND TRlP-$i.oo
VIA

NORFOLK AND WESTERN #RNY.
Special vestibulcd train will leave Rich-
mond. Byrd Street Station. Saturday, Oc-
,tober nth ut $3.50 "A. NJ; Petersburg, 10:0
a. NJ, arriving Norfolk 1900 uoon. Re-
turning, leave Norfolk 1880 p. NJ, mr.
irving Richmond 10 T. NJ. Don't fall to
20 and see the best game oe the season.
FOR further Information, apply con,pany'a
office, S3s East Main Street or Byrd
Street Station.
JNO. E.sWAGN1sR. C.H.BOSLEY,
Passenger Agent Dist. Pass. Agent.
THE WAY ITO + REACH THE NORTH
AND EAST.
Is via the popular; York River Line. leav-
ing Richmond daily, except Sunday, 4:e0
p. NJ. TO Baltimore, one way, ESQ.
Round trip, limited ten days, $500. Spe-
cial low rate round trips to Philadelphia
and New York. Low rate tickets to all
Northern and Eastern points. For infor.
nation apply to ticket agents. No Sla
or go East Main Street. Phones Nos.
as ard ass. & g$5S III
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ATL ANTlC COAST LINE.

'TnAINSG LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRO@
g-9s"7l STREET STATION. SS333 III
81 EFEECIIf.13 oUAU.l, SELF. 1lTd. .8.st
o:05 a. MA. C.s L. Express to all poi31e
900 A. M.-Petersbu,,; and Norfolk:
1910 I. M:-retersburg and n; aaa ". west
s4:lO r. M-Golusboro Local. aE
SOS r, AI-Petersburg local.
5:S p M,-."Floyiua and West Indian Linz
ted to all points South. ~
o:sO II. M.-Petcrsburg and y. and W. West
ii 80 r. M.-PetersburS Local. asa 81.
$50, TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND \, "
i:o7 A. M; 2:S5 a. NJ; 1928 a. a 'lo:1
G:5o = NJ; ~. p. NJ; sos p. NJ. 81
Except Srnaly .'Sunday only
G. =. CAMPBELL, Div. Pass. Ast- ~
W. j. CRAIG, Gen. Pass, Agt. s3
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. %. 1907
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley Sicily Norfolk, merchant
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.

disc and passengers. Old Dominion llne
1st59a SAILED
+ steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk. merchandise and
pa ngers. Virginia Navigation Company.
y Steamer Berkeley. Sterling Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers Old Dominion line.
3 Schooner c. i. Roehle, Garrett, James River,
light.
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCT. q. 1904.
ARRIVED. IS.
ARRIVED!
Baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo.
Il Elm City, 1Iaynes. Mattaponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo lfS
Elm City, Haynes, iMattaponl River !andlngA
passengers and general cargo
PORT VIEWPOINT NEWS, OCT. Fl, 1904.
& ARRIVED. $50
2 Steamer Lincluden, New York.
Steamer kanawha, Liverpool.
Schooner Alice N. sColburn. Portsmouth. sl5
& Schooner w. W: Converse, Salem.
Schooner Edward T. Stotesbury, Boston.
SAILED.
Steamer Lncluden, Coosow.
Barge Iowa, Boston. asF vi
IiarSe New Jersey, Providcnce.
3 Barge II. II. Thomas, prOvidence
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WORLDS SUPPLY.
Interesting Figures as to General
Improvement in Cotton.
t,(I3y AssocInted Press. :

(By Associated rress.)
NEW ORLEANS, October s1.- Secretary
Testers statement of the worlds Visible
supply of cotton. issued to-day, shows
tho Total visible to befo,6o0, 500 against 81
.4lG,29l last week, and 2,l12,99s last year,
OF this, tile total Of American cotton
Is 2,20s 500 against l,9l7,2ol last week, una
5l.6l70aS last year, and ofSall other kinds,
Esypt,-Brazil, India, etc. 4Ss,o00
against 100000 last week and $4,000 last
year,
z The worlGvs visible supply OF cotton
there is now afloat and held In Great
Britain and Continental Europe, l,S0S0Qo
against 1,l06,G00 last yenr: In Egypt. co.
coo against $1,000 last year; in Ind!n, 2o5-
0l0 against $4,000 last year, and in the
United States, 1,osS'oW against 1900 last
year. 1.i .sisis5 IN s5tigt 5 re s{GtJt5{a
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n E q 2 Richmond, Fredericks.
lis eNtFs burg a. Potomac X. n.

Trains leave kichmond--NOr thWard.
4l5 a.. A., daily, Byrd st. Through.
GAS a. NJ. daily. Main st. Through.
modat ton. gsSRi 4
j $40 a. Ar. daily. Byrd st. Through local
stops. f.t sS{fs ~ II Fss
1906 noon. week days Byrd st. Through "
400 F. NJ. week days. Byrd ST. FrederickS.
burg accoElodat ion. "a 49, 4
sos p. NJ, daily. Main st. Through
$3.50 r. M week days. 12ba. Ashland nc-
cothmodat ton. 81 = g5isi 3. .g 5}%S
& s:o5 r. NJ. daily, Byrd st. Through,
Trains Arrive ,hmond--SouthWard a.
$40 a. NJ, week days. Eiba Ashland ac- (
!. $40 q. NJ. weak days. BYRD ST. Frederiok,-
burg Accommodation. S a .s III
!. $3.50 A. NJ. daily. BYRD St. Through. IA s3Es
11:5o A. NJ. week days Byrd st. Through. ]
sos T. NJ, daily. Main st. Through.
600 r. M, week days. Elba. Ashland &C.
IT'S r. NJ, daily. BYRD st. Through.
$3.50 r. NJ, dniy. Byrd St. Through. rocat
stops. sss'f55E3
1929 p. NJ, daily Main st. Through.
w NOTE--Pullnlnn Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
all trains except train arriving Richmond 1850
a. NJ. - week days. and local accommoda lions.
8 Time Of arrivals and departures and conEec.s
lions not guaranteed. s5S
w. d. DUKE C. W. GULF. w. P.aTAYLOt,
Gent. Man RI. Asst. Gen'L AIan'r.. Traf, Man,
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x a. IssCs Z =. GstE.lb SS Vas 2tI 5js F4ss
..ONLY- ONE NIGHT OUT.

10 New + Orleans. Mobile, Memphis,
Naslylllc, Gre enville. etc.,3@via Southern
Railway, Elegant day coaches. Drawing
Room Pulmans. and Southern Railway
Dining Car Service. Of the highest stand
ard Of excclence, Ticket Offices, Nos, sl9
and 2O;l1ast Main Street. Phones 46 and
455. No trouble to answer questions.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct, Interpretations In dry
goods show little increase and the day has not
been Ircpituous. for active ordering In either
primary Or jobbing market. Increasing iirm-
ness seems to character!ze the attitude Of sell
ahead as In the past owing to the possibilities
of tho ray material
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Norfoik md western con. ls..........,... 1000:
Oregon Short Line Is and Par:ic ........ 99h
peni,svlrarjn c1ny Observation-Disclosures 03
Heading General 1919
ST Is,Iis and Iron Mountain con- 5s..... 1l5ls
81 nils and snn francisco fg 4s.,....... Sfss
81. louis Southwestern lktss.............. 99E
Seaboartl AR Line 4s........................
southern railway NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iSs
Texas and Pacific lists ................... l.Qi:z
Toledo, ST. L. and Western 4s........... sms
linton Pacific cory 4s..,,,,,.......,...... 109ts
II: s Steel "a sTi5
IV.ha eli, lars 7. ll9 r
Watasi, Dnb ......,.............,....... Ct
wheeling ana Lake Erie 4s................ 81
Wisconsin Central 92is
cnior, do Fuel and Iron conv. 5s,........ Siis
n, mud "a, collateral trust 4s............ ISIS
'c,anirai ~ Georgia cd lrlc.,....,.,...... 60
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SPECIAL TRAINS, ELRA TO ASHLAND,
ACCOUNT OF HORSE SHOW.

TO accommodate those attending the
lie AVE- Elba station at 1890 midnight Tues
day, wednesday, Thursday. Friday and
Saturday, October 18th, 10th, Goth, 2lst
and 22d, for Ashland, Var and inter-
mediate stations. Ticket Is will be accepted
80 H. b. q W. p. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
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Trading Breaks Into Great AMI
nation and Nil Important
Stocks Advance.
Squirt IN PENNSYLVANIA y Al A
Special Movements Have Far
Reaching Sympathetic Effect
Through the List.
(1,y Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, oct. 21.--Thero was u re-
vval OF speculative excitement In STOCKS
to-day. There was some uncertainty III
tho carly market as to whether the re-
action had been dccisvcy checked by
yesterdays late rally, but as soon as.
this was seen to be tho case the trading
broke into great animation. Ihe rise
was uneven. ono point and then ahother
being affected. but IN the course. OF the
days very largo dealings. practically al
the important stocks came an for tn yer
share OF the advance. The tide OF tho
market was SO strong that room traders
became very bold4in their operations tia W.
dealt In practically unlimited amounts ~,
OF tho violently active stocks. INC III ",
mcnso ns OF such operations rs inaicaei g.,
Pennsylvania for any part OF 5000 snhres
mt 1877 Is The jump in the local tr;lc-
tions was extended and deal rumorS
regarding that group were tho influence,
II IN spite Of OH ial dcnials OF any mcr-
ger. The renewed advance in Union Pa
ellie, after a period OF hesitation had ;ls
& n moro. substantial basis the consideration
i OF the details OF the annual report, which
was regarded as testifying TO the extra
ord nary prosperity and strength Of that
system. These special movements had
n far reaching sympathetic effect through
the list Tho United States Steel stocks
4
movement. but they were late In getting
started and did not hold we'll The great
volume Of the room trading made the
profit taking tho last hour quite heavy.
The result was an Irregular movement
during the final hour and considerable
& curtilmcnt OF best prices, tho leading
Western stocks losing practically all Of
their gains. The closing. however. was
Bonds were firm. Total sales. par
value, p.7o5, 600
United States bonds were unchanged on
call. Total sales stocks to-day, 1,o27.5 200
1hlves.
"a MONEY AND sExcHANGE-cLosE
Prime mercantile paper, 1-2@5 per cent;
sterling exchange. nrm, with actual husi-l
scss In bankers bills. at $4s5, 95MsIs5 for
demand ana at 1883 75e,s.H5 snror SIXTY '"v
lls. Posted rates. s4s5 1-sdp, 4ss IL s.4s7i
Commercial bills. $is3 s-slbl-. par siisel,-
bSl-S. Mexican dollars. 10 Ii
Money on call steady: 1-9d2 per cent:
closing bid and offered 81. Time loans.
easy and dull; ca days. 3 per cent; 80
days and six months. 3 l-2.
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NAVAL STORES,

lWILMINGTON.1 NJ CO. Oct. 9l.-SPIRITs
TlIRFls&T NE :, doing; receipts, 4
reis. Ta~Firm at $3.50; receipts. IL barrels
Crude tlrpentine-W irnt at $a,s1ls g receipts,
a SAVANNAH Ga. Oct. al,svTuRPlNTINls--
Firm, 1T 5?hc.; receipts, 473 casks; sales, sG7
casks exports. so casks. tosn-- Firm; receipts,
barrels. ~:
TINE AND EUOSIN--Nothlng doing. -.a5
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Football Game To-day.

TUUI-bdII OdIlle IO-Udy.
The football game ut Broad Street
Park this afternoon between tho College
Spiders ana the strong team from Fort
Monroe. promises to be close and inter-
csting. Both teams are In good condi-
ton, and evenly matched. The game will
be called at 3 80 o'clock
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

4 PETERSBURG. VA. y Oct. el,--PEANu TS--
Spanish-Market nominal ut 9Oc,; holdings very
Murrhlne picked. sG3%c. Market here bare Of
stock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-22

Cotton, quiet: n,iddlng. 1906: gross recsiptE.
lo4l7 bales: sales, ls2s bales: stock. $500
bales; export TO the Continent, IS bales
j Total to-day at all seaports--Net receipts
sl,s07 bales: export to Great britain. 5I1ss
bales; to France. 6,G2i bales: to :he Continent,
1855 bales; stock 69I. 295 bales.
Consolidated n, all seaports-Nat, reselpss.
a9o, Css bales; export to Great Britain. 1850
bales; TO France, % ISL bales: TO the Conttnent,
.7SOD3 bales: O Japan go halcs.
q Total since September LIT ut all seaports--
Net receipts. 2.2JS. III bales; export to Great
britain. s.V,s7i balea: to France. 1a5.TIs bales:
to the Cont nent, 47s.023 bales: 20 Japan. ~ 20
bales; TO Mexico. a,ss5 bales. l
NEW ORLEANS La, Oct EXCEPTION
In tho spot cotton market n fair business
was done at somewhat easier prices. Sales 800
hales. including 300 to n1blvc and 10 T. Q. b.
Quotations nc. lower.
/ Futures opened steady at an advance OF .as
and New York opened q few points up. After ,.r
the opening the market was very urn, sbut
aggressive selling. and the isto-s!ght estimate
strengthened sbcarish sentiment and prices were
vigorously hammered At the highest the nc-
Tive positions wcra :Slo points higher than tho
close OF yesterday. At thee lowest they were
,i2dr25 points below. The market closed steahS
with net Losses Of Ildla points. . Il Il
Cotton futures steady: October. 9 1899 %: y o.
syember 1,5iGfa.53: December, 954J9. %; January.
. 6sTa 63 February. 3.ssaa 70; March. s.IllaIs;
April, s.SaI?.s3 May. 9.ss0o.S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-22

corroSsEEp on MARKET.
NEW YORK. Oct. ~ .--rottolseel oil was
firm on limited Offerings and good suppolt,
iper yellow, sTssIass, on slnmcr yellow, r'ni-