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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-05-06
Every Year

The spring has less Of brightness
Every year,
And the snow a ghastlier whiteness,
Every year;
Nor DO summers flowers quicken
Nor autumn's fruitage thicken
As they once did, for We sicken
Every year.
1t is growing darker, colder
Every year,
AS the heart and soul grow older,
Every year
I care not now for dancing,
Or for eyes with passion glancing,
Love is less and less enhancing
Every year.
Of the loves and sorrows blended,
Every year;
OF the Joys of friendship ended,
Every year;
OF the ties that still might bind me
Until the time OF death resigned me,
My infirmities remind me,
Every year.
Oh how sad to look before US,
Every year,
While the cloud grows darker o'er US
Every year;
When we see the blossoms faded,
That to bloom we might have aided
And immortal garlands braided,
Every year.
To the past go more dead faces,
Every year;
Come no new ones in their places,
Every year,
Everywhere the sad eyes meet US,
In the evenings dusk they greet US,
And to come to them entreat us,
Every year.
You are growing old they tell US,
Every year;
You are more alone" they tell US.
Every year,
You can win no new affection,
You have only recollection,
Deeper sorrow and detection,
Every year"
Thank God no clouds are shifting,
Every year,
Ger the land to which we're drifting,
Every year.
No losses there will grieve us,
Nor loving faces leave US,
Nor death of friends bereave us,
Every year.
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ST. 90 Per Year
Turning the Joke

Turning the Joke
The late Senator John J. Ingalls, is
described by the Brooklyn Eagle as
having had a quantity poetic method.
OF thought and a wonderful how of
language which gave charm to all his
conversation. He also had a ready
wit which enabled him to avoid many
unpleasant visitors. In spite of all his.
resourcefulness, however, a clever
young reporter proved himself match
for the versatile Senator.
One day David Lewsley, bright
young Irishman employed as reporter
fer a Washington newspaper, was sent
to interview Senator ingalls, on mat
ter of grave national Importance. Be-
fore calling at the Senator's home Lews-
ley visited barber and was shaved
and had his hair combed.
The Senator, who OWNED the pur-
pose of the reporters call and did not
wish to talk on that subject, came into
the reception-room with his watch in
his hand.
II can give you just fifteen minutes"
he said. "What can do for you?"
Lewsley put his question squarely,
but the Senator answered after the ira
ditional Yankee fashion by putting an
other.
Young man, said he noticing Lews-
leys sleek appearance, "do you shave
yourself?"
"No sir.''
"You ought to-" Senator Ingles as.
serted. Every man ought to shave
himself" Then, in that delightful way
of his, he set forth the many advan-
tages enjoyed by the man who is his
own barber He enlarged upon the,
economic benefits in time and money to
be derived from shaving ones self. He
delivered dissertion on the esthetic
phase of the case, after which he de-
scended to the practical details, told
Lewsley what razors he considered the
best, and highly recommended cer-
tain kind of soap. Then, still holding
his watch in his hand, he said:
81 see 1 have exhausted my time.
You will have to excuse me now.
And with twinkle in his eye the
Senator bowed his caller out.
The next morning the leading article
in Lowsley's paper was an attractively
displayed report OF this interview.
Lewsley's wonderful memory made 1t
possible for him to reproduce the Sen
ator's entertaining discourse almost
verbatim, at least so nearly SO that In
CALLS himself marveled at it, and told
many persons that, although the re-
porter had not taken a single note, he
had reported him more accurately than
most stenographers did.
This clinched the matter SO that the
Senator could never deny the inter
view afterward. Then Lewsley sent a.
copy of the paper to the manufacturer
of the soap which Senator Ingalls, had
so enthusiastically praised, and for
months and months the Senator had to
grin and bear the sight OF his own face
accompanied by his own. words in
broadcast advertisements of that shay
ing soap.
He was, however, frank enough to
admit that the joke, which he intended
to play on the reporter, had been clev-
erly turned back on'himself.
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OuiCk Arreef

J. A. Gulledge OF Nerbena, Ala, was
twice in the hosniIal from a severe case
of piles causing "a tumors. After doc
iorsand all remedies failed. Bucklen's
Arnica Salve quickly arrested further
inflammation and cured him. 1t con-
quers aches and kills pain. 25c at the
City DFng Store.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21
!. COTTON HARKETS.

SSEWEY DIRK Oct. s,--Tne cDtton marxet was
easier again, purity a result Of less un-
favorable weather than expected. but mainly
asa result OF private reports OF weaker In
terror spot markets. Tradns was little more
rcompa ratively quiet sales for the day being
estimated at only about 20 900 bales. Tho mar
ket opened steady IN zone at an advance of$1
poin. 10 a decline OF 4 point. Al first prices
showed little tendency. The cables We're abou.
az expected on the New York close OF the pre-
yious day. and Will the weather South WAS
not unfavorable on the whole there was frost
at one or two points in Texas, and the tropical
storm was still threatening tho South Atlantic
coast But gradually the bears seemed to grow
holder and prices were gradually worked away.
There was asscattarlng demand from smaller
shorts and perhaps little buying on 4 scale
down for long account. but no effort was made
to rally the Market and in the afternoon when
private wires were received claiming that IN
New Orleans below on icial auotatio the mar.
ket turned weak and left on ut withint q point
or two OF the botto1u or at a nee decline or
9Gll points. The closing tone was pareiy
steady .5lia
Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day were
g. 90t bales against Il. 9ai last week and 45.s 10
last year: forlthe week 400. o9o bales Against
39i 7aS last week and 81, Ast last year To-day's
receipts at New e Orleans We're ls, 40 paie leg
against s6ll last year. and at Houston $40
bales uginst 1901 last year
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET,
rr.,,, - ln,lv Jnless otherwise stated these

Correct ed daily Unless otherWl6e stateQ THESE
Fluctuations nro Wholesale prices.
PoULTRY Qlye)-Fairly ACTIVE, Quotationsi
nound. iic; small, per pound, l6c; hens, per
iound. lOQpiic; ducks. Old per. pound, ~ To-
ducks young. per pound, u apl5c roostery,s
Der piece g5c. 'Turkles-Actlye, 1885,; small
W BUTTER Choice family packed. 100
Der hound choice dairy packed, 16cI per. poun
choice store PACKED sSlsS per p9Tn MDuna
EGGs-In fair demand, Crates, nearby. fresn
laid, 2OQ2lc. per dozen crates, other sectlons.
100. per dozen; barrels and boxes lsc. pef
dozen; guinea, 1sc. per dozen,
FRUlTSf AND \ VEG ETAHI.lSS-Apple per
barrel, fancy handpacked 5ga.5O per arrel,
choice handpacked, yl,75; per barrel, medluH.
hand packed, $3.50; pei ba rrel., ialspy, hanas
packed cloth covered. $l,2S9l %; 2nsr par az
rel, choice. handpacked cloth covered, y go.
I3eans-Na No. / white, $l70I Ny; common mon
f f0 sSol 81 g R4eS R
toes. Virginia. 40gl4dc. per bus Western tsytcc
Ptachcs--obaslSot carrier fulley, - .aOf 7o; "
ia sliet carrier choice. ~ Il 20. comets 8,haskst
carrier, sia25; common. 500 1901 white heath.
fancy, sl.sOTl,7b; white heath ,,ehoee; 81, q.
as 1sEss lsss s s1aiss
sss5o s1 hs.sp per pssSa,s runners 4g00
Flour Patent. winter wheat $685.;
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TOBACCO MERGER
GOES INTO EFFECT
New Concern Known as Arneri-
can Tobacco COMPANY The
Papers Filed at Trenton.
3RY Associated prcss.l J

TRENTON. n q, Oct, %, Papers We're
filed with. the Secretary of State to-day
providing for the carrying out Of the plan
of merger of the American obacco} Com:
pany. the Consolidated Tobacco Com
pany and the Continental Tobacco Com
pany. 3fl "a
The consolidated companies are to- be
known as the American Tobacco Com
pany. with an authorized lcapital OF
$780, 900 900, of which $50, COO 900 is preferred
stock with q six per cent. cumulative
dividend and4 $780, 900 common stock.
The papers filed give the names OF the
officers ana directors Of the company
including ~. B. Duke. president; ". H.
McAllister. secretary, and John N Nv.
Hicks. treasure r. t.s,.sssf, K
absorption Of these companies are those
agreed upon and published some time
ago, and which have been the subject
OF litigation. tSJ fs 33Sga 3
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Reason for Private Cemetery.

from Yorkshire has "a private graveyard,
and has had It for several generations,
The founder Of y MAS q Quaker, and me
rector OF the parish az Whrh lie lived salu
tors: ,'NNell. If you don't come to church
when you arc alive, you will when you
are dead Brit the Quaker Thought otis
.elwise,. and founded the purlal place'
which Is used TO this day,
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Hungry, That's All,

Dn yn. notice occasionally I hat 10
Of your, stomach, stimulated by the nc
cumuluted surret!ons OF ha CASTRO
glands, send irritatons to the spinni4cprd
er5pneumogastrlc ncrve2 I So do lst
be nlarmel;8 you are merely hunsry--
hungry,,-Puck,
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a Rural Sherlock.

Farmer Hay: Jest passed o,,a llv. Them
blamed nutermubblcs dashln ulonG. use
ali possessed, an III be burned y TIC
INC 5hnoDs n-drr,ns Ii wn,nl Wciiflni.
masks! I'll y, B, III I, i,
Farmer 1luskinby; Jcslans \ Thought
Il k,iowetl them fpllnrs would take tow
lobbill' their Victims sooner or .lter.--
Town Topics, 4G
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'spEcIAL HORSE sHoW NOTICE,

Kcc,,.it or tho Richmond Horse Show,
tho Atlantic Coast Line, announces u
rate or ono fare plus ,liliy cents Tor The
roun1 trip winch Includes one admission
10 Tic show from all points on its line
between Richmond und Weldon, n g..
pockets WI, he sold October 10Th 10 ED.
inclusive, with final return limit Octpr
ther q. 1904, This limo viii also hold ita
train, No, 81. now scheduled to leave,
Richmond ~ l1;sp Z al, lnr Petersburg
Erntil 1910 midnight, October lStl. l9!h,
gnlh. n1st and a2d, This Is tho most con-
yenIent and comfortable route, 4 81
q. s. GAM PBEiI.
III 4 plYlslon passenger Agent
1tlcllmond. VA.
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NAVAL STORES.

AZ (;Ti,N, Il n, o., OCT. eD.-@SPlRITs
EplIli Pl1NTI n hing doing. Rcrepts, Is
casks. Rosin- Nothing doing :5reee|nts. 1hl bar
Crude Turpsnt ns--.Film at q, s5spa 50; feesps,
g s !sEtess y,. oct. so--rli ReHNTlsI a.
Firm at SEQ; !, eceip,ss4i. casks; saies, CTS
casks, exports. la5 caskk, Rbsn-- Flynn; re,
eeps.s II co barrels sales, e6g barrels sales.
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Richmonders in New York.

Especial to Tie Times Dlspatch)
NEW YORK, Oct 20.---yvaldorl--II.. ".
Anderson; yendome---sS,, /; Tnyl9 O. AZ AZ,
lInrdwick and wifG; lGYerett--W. Chllds.
q, Childs ana Wife,; Bartholli--J Al.
Lewis Jr.; broadway Centrul-B. r. pud-
gel. md Wife, saville,-B. 3. Munford;
Campbell
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TWO LEA,DEERS5

Intle next stock movement, Probably
the greatest bull market In the history
of the New York Stock Exchange, Full
particulars and reasons upon application
to Prompt BOX a1sa, n, Herald
Branch. New York city.
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1900 A. G. IT,, com..m..........,.
800 Amer. Grass Irvine. .........
$40 Alnalgamated Copper ......
GOO Amer. Car and Foundry.
100 Amer. Cotton Oil............
10O Amer. Snuff .................
100 Amer. Snuff, pfd. .........
COO Amer. Can .......i..........
300 Amer. Can. pfd. .............
LOO Amer. Locomotive, conn.,.
DO Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
1900 Amer. Sugar ...............
l2to0 a. 7. and s. re, com......
400 A.. 2. and s. re. pfd....
l2H0 Baltimore and Ohlo.........
5000 Brooklyn Rapid 'rransit...,
Canada Southern ..........,
ZsN5nnadlan Pacic L....,.......ii
300 Chesapeake and Ohio......
221W Chi. Great Western. ......
!l4W Chi, Nil. and 8. P...4....,
1920 Colo. Fuel and Iron ....,...
200 Colo. Southern, com.
700 Colo. Southern, LIST pfd....
$500 Colo. Southern. I'd pfd. III.
400 Clevb Gin. Chi. and IS. l..
1900 Cont. Tobacco. nd
l2lW Consolidated Gas .......
Zoo Delaware and Hudson. I. /.
100 Del, Lack. and Wcst......
1920 Erie, com.... .............
800 Erie, LIST pfd..............
300 Erie, I'd pfd. ................
700 General Electric ............
400 Illinois Central
S 200 louisville and Nashvlllc....t
300 Manhattan.
94oo Metro Street Railway......
BOO Mexican Central .......
AV Mo-, Kan. and Tex. com.
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straights, winter wheat, s5.5as.0o; s. clears,
winter wheat. s5a5.2s; extra, winter wheat,
SL6od475: low grades. winter wheat, S411 q; ;
patent. sprln wheat s. 5og0.75. Cornnlcal city,
saced 7olp721.c.; country boiled. sacked, se,sB
sac Millteed-sh;ps::f per ton, sacked, s2es1
q. 30; iran, sls. 5c8?o.oo. II 81 |,
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

!, NEW YORK, Oct. 2o,--'rhe dry goods market
Is developing In hrmness and tniolN business Ii
over arc stlll conservative, and their operas
lions are by no means speculative, Scarcity
1ohbers are In, need OF so0hs, Jobbers locally
are only illdlfferen,ly busy
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BALTIMORE Md Oct. 20. --TlouR-st
ern ~ sample $50, d lis Corn Dull; the
YEAR bo,a (T5issc. Southern white, 5S15sc,
liJats-:Steaiy: No. 2 white. $s%G3lc.; No. 2
mixed a3c fancy y,
store nacked, isiisc I;sgs-Iril7n and un-
changed at go. Checse--FlTn and RnclanGen;
large. llQlltac.; medium 81 lsGllisc.i small,
1uiGllitc, Sugar--un cha nged.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Oct. 20. 1905,
tsl| ..1- Nf.l f-,YTfoT ATTC,NE Jiisf -
6tiH CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK AtARIfET.
< 3(sales at Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond, Va Oct. 20, 1904. i
Il Receipts for the week ending Monday:
Z. fLl2-Recepts 49o head; market low.
4Ne,iz common g fair, sslaa,i helfers, X o.
se, As t9qgalltX; no shoIl y hs!reEs here 20 =,
gSc.i bulla s12.sc 3; calves, tuG.ac,; dicks, a4
4SGi; fresh Cows. $50. dl4o, 89it 7@
&, IloGS-rR !, l4s head market lower,
G = "a hogs shse,; shoats SaS1tc. y roushs.
YsHEEp AND iBs-Reoelpts. 1916 head;
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aiding 1utures ranged as 1OIloWs:
Open. High. Low. Close.

z, Cash quotations. vera as follows: FLCUR-
Firm. No. z spring wheat. :l;Is9l;17; No 3.
ssilc.; No 3 yellow. SC. No. 2 oats go; No.
5 white .91. eIalhc., No I. rye, $50. Good feed,
ing barley. $40: fair to choice mailing. 800
slI7,.. Meas pork per barrel $40. o5G2ll.c0; lard.
per 100 pounds s.. 22it67,25; short ribs sides
S7,s7Ial7 81, Whiskey, basis Of high wines,
si.es,s. Glover, contract grade, 81, q. Butter
Firm; crenmeries. l6G2lc,; diaries, lSM az
Eggs-Steady at mark cases included, l6,sM
SI%c.; frss. 1Stsc.; prime hrsts, 2o,4c.; extras.
o3c Cheese--Steady at sl0Gl0iGo
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eycuSs II Ees-x .zus acua omo rnehet
TOBACCO MARKET.
{ Richmond, Va. Oct. 2

NCt'
\ Dark Fired Tobacco-R eceIpts and offerings
continue very light ana market quiet at un-
changed prices; very little doing: news prlmings
continue in good demand mt quotations. Sun
about over and very little do
ing; receipts and offerings very light; new
nriminrs III good ,ilemand at prices quoted
Brghts-Fair receipts; market quiet, but arln$
al unchanged quotations. III sia
The following are the .quotat tons:
u z x l,IREQ MISUNDERSTANDING t...stIN
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,

9fI'I5 o. Richmond, Va. Oct 20, 1905 \
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
North Carolina Is. c.. 1a1o........., 102Ia -.
North Carolina Is. e., l910..,.,.., l%2 t...f4
va, as, New, G. and n, 1899. ..,..,. 9S!3 90
Va Centuries, a-s, {. and r., 1901 ~, 9sM ao'i
8 CITY SECURITIES.
Richmond City, INSTRUMENTATION. 1918 =.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlanta and Char, LIST rs. r., 1907. 107 -,
*. e. II. r. r. Con, Tr.S 4 p. c..,..,. 9s =.
A, G. i. Certificates Of Ind, p. e.. 50 81
Gsors!a pa rs Eo ls Z, a. \. Ga
iieorgia and Ala, Con. 6s. lsl5,..u, 100 ~.
n, and ~, Ry. 4s 1920. ,.,,,,,,", 100 -,
n and W, Ily.5 Pocahontas 4s..,...,559 o. ~.
Rich. and Neck, 1st 4s, 194s.....". So ,u
Florida Southern lst5 g4h q,
Western N, g. list g.. q, l9lt,,,,,,,, lla
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on y .1ARKE

COTToNsEED OIL MARKET.
n NEW YORK. Oct. 2o-cottonseed oil was
steady with a fair trade. Primo crude, f.. O. b.
mills. 2oaeoisc.; prime summer yellow, esss O.
27lic.; on summer yellow. nominal; prime
white, avs gaze, prime winter yellow, 31,s dsac.
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Wall Street Gossip.

Especial TO Tho Times Dlspatch.)
Ne NEW YORK October 20.--At the opening
.he market was Irregular, but showed fair
strength in places Tho volume OF trading
was good, although not quito up 70 the .Iast
lew dayE Professional opinion was divided,
and some traders expected a further reaction.
4 Commission houses were for the most part
buying moderately. }a5
United states stee! Issues sold on early
With tho principal realizing in tho common.
There seems to TO a rather EXTENDED DUH ac-
a,SoSsh t9f u
4 tho recent buying looked good.
# onta rio and Western advanced on the re-
port that tho road would DO taken oyer %. "
another road at a price equal to 20. II was
generally believed that such bargain would
include tho minority stockholder.ls
3 rverxbody in Tho street hero had a strong
hull point in traction stocks Brooklyn Rapid
transit was tho favorite. MetropolitanE acted
Z 10 carry rho bull point seemed to come from
EPhIludephia There was quite IL a marked
disposition early to transfer speer,atlye &C.
Gates &: Co., who sold 5000 shares OF the
former, were among the early buyers OF the
y latter. II III. a
Missouri Pacific seemed TO act badly. and
fwas thought by the floor traders TO show at
last tho effect OF the steady Supply o. stoek
from the Gould brokers since the price crossed
par. The western crowd We're about the most
active bulls, and have so far found no one
fl 10 sell stock to after advancing the price.
Az an example OF tho breadth, OF the mar
ket and Its capacity for taking stocks. some
10000 shares Of Reading We're sold by various
5 traders for a western house supposed 70 have
been behind the buying OF "A. II. z Coombs re-
& Gently All this stock was disposed Mt
& downward fluctuat!on Of 3-S per cent.
Apart from the arbtrage business there Is
reason to believe. that some very heavy blocks
( of stocks have been sold for London account
In the pnst few days. Arbtrage5 houses are
themselves quite the best borrowers OF stocks
in the loan crowd at present, but this real
4 ling came through a house which does not
D profess 10 do arbitrage business H. II
After midday the market had developed n
more definite downward tendency than 1t
has hitherto shown. Traders were hammer
Ing the United States Steel stocks. and
number Of active Issues gaze evidence or
stop loss orders. From the character OF some
OF The selling Il looks ms if tho people behind
y the recent advance would be Glad 10 see some
Of The weak bull afcoGnt shaken out.
Stocks continued to rally practically IN to
the close with the covering OF professional
shorts the feature. Ontario and Western de-
yrloped into the star performer. but the
+ whole list was showing n better trond, Arhl-
traCe houses bought stock over night expect
4 Ing iopcning strength In London 8C. ~
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT. OF. R1CHAIOND. OCT. 70, 1904. 5$l
I y ARRIVED.
. Steamer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk; merchan.
disc and messengers. Old Dominion limo.
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves James
River landings and Norfol merchandise and
pa sengerB, Virginia Navigation Company.
. schooner Alice 4 Nensnle: sig 5.a James
Schooner G. r. Roehle, Garrett. Rappahnn-;
mock River, canned goods, Lefobvre ana ARM
istead. ~
scrap, Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. s<f
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, merchAn-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCT. 20, 1904.
ARRIVED. n
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore, passengers and
SAILED. }
charlotte. Murphy, paltlmnrd Pc -.enser. and
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. 20, 1904
+; q ARRIVED. Il
5E Schooner Sullivan SawIn. Salem
y Schooner Governor lNnles. Bangor.
s Schooner Three Marys, Bangor.
T Sarss 4 Is fhsnas Sew Tsr
q Barge Cndaunted. New YORK.
SAILED.
Schooner NJ =. u Neville Vera Cruz.
3 Schooner Frontenac, y Portla nd. sSs a
4 Schooner r. ~. Stevens, Providence
Barge Indiana, evidence.
= Barge 4 Florida, Providence. yGs
barge Dunlo. Lynn. II lis ftf
y Barge Foster, Lynn. S.j3a n 59
Barge Havana. Boston.
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- 49, Il7E7l- y N
MISCELLANEOU US N AGRGtTx
pEANuT MARlkET.

Il pETERsBuHG,V VA, Ort. 4 gO.-PEAN UTs-
Spanish Market nominal at 9Qc.; hold ings very
small " Vlrginias- tancy, !c,i market steady.
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$Lynchhurg Tobacco Market.

Lynchhurs Va. Oct. NO 1904.
4 salcs of loose tobacco on the I1ynchbnrg
aarict for the two weeks ending October ltii'.s
Warehouse, We're ns follows: af5 NJ
Sold week ending Octoberj7th, 49, 400 mounds;
sold week ending October 18th. 100 pounds;
dec.ease for week ending October l4tl 10 900
pounds.
Sold from September /. 1901 to October u,
1901, ssi, 400 pounds; ; sold from September ],
1909, 10 October Il 1908 !eS.loo pounds; de-
Receipts tho past week were quite light; tho
offerings wero ialtogethrr prinlngs: prices
ranged from sldS,Io per 100 pounds, They, dry
general thraugb this section. The dry weather
has not only Cit OF receipts. but has somewhat
All Indications point 10 q crop OF better DUAL
ityEthan for the past several yeaTSs and z. ct
for the rich, heavy tobacco will be light or
dali red; for the small TOBACCO largely dappled.
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l,77s barrels: exports, e,1se barrels
d CHARLESTON, s. c.. Oct. 2o-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROsIN-Nothing doing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21
marke. fair. Fat sheep. 80 &C.: best lambs
5S5c.; others. 314!sc.: feeding wcther,, 2Al
3Ac.: no sale for stock ewes.

III = 4 Il
marke. fair. Fat sheep. aatc,: best lambs
5S5c.: others. 304ic.:: feeding wcther,, sNp
3Hc.; no sale for stock ewes.
CHICAGO. I'LL, Oct eo.-cATTLE--Re-
ecipts, 1900 head. Including 1000 Westerns
8Markc. steady to strong. Good TO prime
Steers. o ss9asS
% head ssi Marie, asl and bpteha
s .s,is sG sS5
shelse wetkers. ss7Sasss: fair e choice, mis.
NEW YORK. Oct. 20 .-BEEY Es-Receipts.
el5 head. Feeling weak no &. trading to-day:
~ little doing vaais
inal Grassers. ss.es City dressed veals weak
per sstrq ss per euna
grassers and fed calves. q e.se. pcr pound.
\ Sheep and Lambs Recepts. 4.7t9 head Sheep
iewer Very few wanted. Sheep. ssa5a4
tops S. sen lambs s5.5Oa6.75 no strictly fresh
lambs SOLO a oSer Best
STATE hogs. S. 80 So
/ cs(ycuus al ;sEos-g. .zus acuah.s omo3 mehet
UNION sToCK.YARDs, PrTTsBuRG, Pa,
Oct. eo..---cA1,rL Is-supply light and market
safsas Rsin light and mar
ket steady. Primo heavy. So, 5oa $50; medums,
heavy Workers s: g Ugh. yo =. rs
fair. Market steady. Prime
wethers s4isaAso; common sheep ], = y 2 @
and higher. Butchers. 5s.s5; common, ss.eag
H. common ssas. she 81 az IT,
Enthusiastically at {3G.4.oo. e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

BALTIMORE STOCK @MARKET.
BALTIMORE. I'D. Oct 30 seaboard Air
Line common. ISIS DISK do. preferred, 333sQ34.
Atlantic Coast Line-Sothing doing.