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MISCELLANEOUS MARIE
I,EANUT MARKET,

I'I..tN 2 II 1NAI7IN eIal ~
4 ..PETERSDpRd,s.N Va. Oct. l2--PEANUTS-
Spanisl,-Mnrlset steady at c0c. light offerings
und stock greatly reduced. VIrginias-AIa
nominal at sac. foi fancy stock achIne
picked, I3sz c:;ashe!!ng stock, "a 80. Market
here literally bare OF stock. gf9835}a
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Wall Street Gossip.

Especial 10 The Times Dispa,cli.j
ioi , October Prices At the
70 tho trading sa,ns evidences s et i uas
absorption OF Union paslfie s and se Other n' h;s
& i; evil, but q firm tons vas generally main.
missouri Kansas and Texas stocks ,vere ac-
= Tive and IN demand scoring substantial I'D :.
tnncrs 5tE J, II sss55
Post and Biags nnd Rrcch, Lee & Co.
H er1l Pacific. Each of these houses bought (.
good deal Of the same stock On Tuesday.
Floor traders thought that rome one wns
4 ho.dnE the bag for United States steel Conf
y mon az - y had been eapcct ed that .orne of
n by people close TO the management Of this
company would come out on this advance
& but the same people seem to BIO adding 10
The apl'ea rance q William 9. Rockefeller
"A and u. y G. Frick4 on the Union Pacific board
I was generally regarded as q full argument.
+ way was not altogether successful. although
4 tho people who tried To start tho movement
3wero open buyers Of Louisville and Nashville
Philadelphia houses werc among tho best
buyers Of United states Steel preferred. IS
Reading did not act well In the first hour
or So but rallied later There 1 ara orc - or
two street pools in the stock who arc making
4 no attempt TO take profits at present. sgF
r,ilnor OF some prospective, valuable rights
noon. but was not treated seriously il " We'll
Informed quarters It seems to have origi-
nsssa YIN psopG :; alkn
4 Ohio, Norfolk and Western and baltimore aud
Ohio not long ago. s slss
slnent In New York centra is designed !. to
prepara the way for some new financerins
Wire houses reported quite an active outside
hIc and sooa t1nainE n a one house
4 for ten days. said that the most curious thing
was Is that the amount Of stock thoy we're
I After midday !. the market continued firm,
sjsoroSs protesonal t,sdias "ere W WAS nGs
niItted that there had been somo very good
prnd. I, taking but in spite this raaers
SPECIALISTS did not seen, to have any COZ.
siderable selling orders IN sight.
Il As part Of the newly active Philadelphia IN
terest IN tho Traction stocks, Wolf Bros.
Of about 500 h9on Rnpa Transit
deal Of METROPOLITAN Securities and Brooklyn
Rapid Transit lately. "a
In tho last hour OF, SO the! volume OF
profit taking was moro general than q the
buying, and q reactionary tendency was
shown all round the ROOM. The days bidding
had been for specla stocks. or groups, anu
there seemed to DO quite lack Of general
support. Err i99 s7fs
81 Tho selling of ANA lgamated Copper IN the !
last hour had a deterrent Influence and prices
cased off somewhat, but there was no unusual |
pressure. ,s ss III &
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Dny t;oODsI NA N Z. n,

Z NEW YORK. oct. Eth the dry goods
market buyers, are comparatively little Inter-
cstndr except for immediate del very, i, y ~
though itiis generally admitted that the future
hoids bosslbill ties OF muchi higher prices and
decided deplSt idlli of stock few, if any aeelm
little worried overgthe situat Ion, or inclined to
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. ATLANTIC COAST ,ul] e LINE.

TRAINS5 LEAVD RICHMOND DAILY-BYRp,l
& STREE EFT STATION, q II
EsFFlcCIls4 " SutND.1r. aoratT. TIL. s.fst
5;ss SOUTH rs S fss,44g!
600 a. M.--Petersburg and Norfolk. 81. IS.
1910 ~ AM.-Petersburgs and N. and w. WeSt.
4 3:60 r, Nj ctcrAblrs and Norfolk. IS.
s.l:lO II. MI odsboro Local. re
4 b:65 II. M.--PetcrSburg local. fs5i
S:ss IL M.-."Tlorida and lYcst Indian Lin.
ited"5F to all points South.
X $3.50 r. sM.-Petersburg and N, and ". West
\ II 80 r.. M.-Pstersburg Local. 5fS 4
4 80 TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND, sa.
1907 a.. NJ; 1;25 a. N. 1928 "a. n 4. ''lo:1
s;bO r. n. 93:f r. NJ; 9:05 =. Al.
sExcept Hnany, .'Slnday only. N
II 5gI5 e. a. CAMPBELL. DIV. Pass. Agt. 8
I w. j.. Cl,.A1G. Cen Pess. ACT. RI 81
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CATTLE MARKETS.
] R1cHMo.sD LIVE STOCK iAfAIsKEr,
y fsal es q Il Union stock Yards, n "a

& u, RI Richmond. va.,i Oc, Il "a 800.
has been the arse Tor scar and: and p laes
t r. on all grades Best steers
heIfs9.s eSa ISL & I,
dry cows. gesc bulls. = .ua''.s
Ma Ear :p y Of hogs and sold III ec rough
Is G91a =, sheer ana lambs. Fat sheep
sgssc. ire sl' cows, i0o5 Veal calves
f 4, Prospects fair q quotations on all stock
and Monda oiF m days VII be Saturdays
erst VIII be sold on Saturdays. ~,
7, CHICAGO III I; IL. Oct 1.c.ATTLEReceip
Texans Market 100 l5c higher. r rn.c to so "a
siesfs Rgsr ts asds
saa5;o Ste rs .sds. nog s.effs
Mixed and butchers, s. 3 good 70 c i0Tee
1Ishs. 3
4 III ,ts e mixed s8as75 native
& ,E ~ W55iCRk Oct. -BEEvES-R
isal head id Good steers firm to 1ac higher;
steady good shaao Dss sews
Commemorative: 1.i2s head Veals = i seaiy
Westegns BIS sffssers f ateaay
Try dressed KrazssIs an doP Ped
CAVES 4a &c. Z. per pound: Sheep and Lambs
hfssspts bead hssn
ssMen,sss shssg 3. ssS$ s%Is say
lambs, 1910 Al IIogs-R receipts, S.ees head Mar.
ket fully &c. 81 OF :g State and Teennsyiva,,iu
hogs, -. l0J6.25; mixed pigs, 81. co. 8Ea
-
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NAVAL STORES

L Hly3LAtiMG Z Oct e.sPIRlTs
casks: Rostn-43uoted ut s2.45, bid, receipts, 9s
barrels. Tar--Irirm ut SLIGO receipts d3 bar
ItlIt Crude Tnrpent!ne-Tlrm ut 1885 $50; re-
4. .sAVANN.KII.G.A A.. Oct, Observation-Disclosures
Firm At 52S.; receipts =, ss! casks los. lug
casks. .R7s!nTlrlrn; receipts. l,l74 barrels;
e CHA RLilsi,o.l il. s, q, Oct, e.-Tu RPsS.
TINE AN DROS IN--Not hlng doing az = Ffs' III
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The leading futures ranged es. follows: 81
~ Clos

). Cash quotations We're as Nfollows: ELuUK-7
Steady. No. 2 spring wheat, $l.lgGl.16; No.,
81 sl05a lle,s: No, e red, il.lldl:is. No. 2
ser 5lNc; No. yeIIow s!,se Ne a sa =
sOisc. No. rye. lse. Good feeding barley.
$50, !; fair to choice mailing ssg4sc. No; !
axseed No ,p ct Y Si.iaisS
ppunds si.esh on. "a: q short ribs sides lnossl.
tz37lsQ short. clear sides lboxed}. U.s. Esq
SbV . Whskey, basis OF high wines, q 81 .e6Sx. \
Cioyer contract grade. sle.s55 Butterr-stuady;.
crealneriss. l499oc. diaries, cheexaS-;
Included Is, "a tlrsts. ls'sc prince lrsts,
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- n y Richmond, Fred ricks.
~ y 4! - ess burg g Potomac r. F.
Hr4ine III cow. ii n

Trains Leave Richmond. N0rthwarti.s
LIS a. n, daily. Byrd al. 81 Through. 5f5l
$40 a.. NJ. daily, Main ST. through ass
~ rs eek days. Elba, shlapd accom-
], s;a0 Hyrd rhrouxh Loe.
S8a&l5 o5 noon. week days, By.d st. .Thr
400 week days Byrd st. Fredeficks-5
burg accommodation
s sos r. Nj, A daily. Main SCI rhrpus n
. ;se ! R: II week days lba Ashland
sos g 81. daily. Byrd st. Through.
rains Arrive r i,hmond- Southwark. M
$ 40 a.. NJ weak days = lba,s shand ac-s
e, $3.50 a. 81. week days. syrd 81. Frsd...cks.
burE accoMmoda ton. ~
1896 AZ NJ. DALI. Byrd st. Through. e ses
~ u 20 AZ. NJ. Weeks days: Byrd st. Through
s! 81 8 4: daily. Main s.; Through.
s37 IS e Nj daily. Byrd s.. Through. d
,.s 80 e. N. daily. Byrd St through Local
M 70 :2s N :. D daily Main st. Through.
G4 NOTE-Pullman sleeping or Parfor# Cars on
all trans except train arriving Richmond ii :59
weak days. and local accommoda tonss
Time OF arrivals and departures and Econnec-
tons not guaranteed.
w. D. DUKE c. W. CULP, Z w. P. TAYLOR,
Gen. MAJ Gen Mar. !. Traf. Man.
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s9 BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
Line common, l6.t do. preferred 33ls GA.
Atlantic Coast Line common, Is ~ all55ls.
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Northern Pacific IS. ................... 7ih
Norfolk and Western con. s4s...............i eoh
Oregon Short Line As and pertic. ......... es.s
Pcnnsylvanla cony. Observation-Disclosures. 10l 4
Reading ieiieIn AZ sO1 y
En- Louis and Iron Mountain con. 81. as. lis q
ST. Louis and San Francisco Is. 4s..,.....s sax
St. Louis Southwestern lists. ............. 0Sss
Seaoa1 Air Line IS sjsi
Southern 'lcitic A.. AS
Southern Railway IS -. IS;
Texas ict lists 19ois
Toledo. ST. II and Western Is, ~ 81 .
Union Pacaac, a.. 8 lO5l
Union l,acl1c conv 1885
wabayh 1sts 4 III Il
Wabash Deb. RE .......... B5ts
Wheeling and Lake Eric ~. Of "
Wisconsin Cent raj 4s big
Colorado Euci cony. bs. rs a
n and Q Collateral Trust ". 05A
Central Of Georgia "a Inc 601s
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago, n. and st. Paul gen. 49,. ]. 1. 1914
Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s.,.......li2SN
Gesiesgo ana Pacac y
e., g. G. and St. Louis gen. ls......... 1oiN
chicago Terminal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
Cssnsoldatsd Tobacco Observation-Disclosures
Colorado and Southern A4s...................S sh
Deliver and Rio drandc 4. 1o0Is
Erie prior tien S3K
Era General B.s8
Fort Worth and Denver City lists. l0h
Hooking Valley ~ . =. 100 IN
x Lonsvillo and Nash Unified 4s............ 10lIs
Mhnhattan conao gold 4a,........, ...r1 A5La>
Mexican Central IS INSTRUMENTATION. fQ4 .
Mexican Central Let 1nc....... 11t5
Ahn.F and st. Louis 70 s5 "a
Missouri, Kansas aud Texas +s.......... 1914
N ssiis K1 IS 3; HsI, gss ss
New York Central san.f 3.ss,. 10Oas
Northern Pacific IS
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VARIABLE
and UNEVEN
Stock Market, However, Dis
closed ali Absorptiyc Power
That Was Convincing.
a Big SELLING MOVEMENT
Recent Strong Advances in Ger
tain Stocks Caused Desire
to Take Profits.

tn,y AssocIatcd prcs,,s.i.

~ * INV 7Vf,pf1 ~ Ia,t ID n ,'o 1o,,'e fr,ol,
"s % un
vincnYs - a.
,novenayt - ~ ,,rnit. 9 finr iini,,.s.
ni,ct,in9 q. a. ,a ae ncn,oo ci,atomnrv tor
scvtra ns , ma9 ,arin,, ~ s,,iot \, 4ny
renad uays pah pGrnou o. an,e. ,,n
~ MI. h,,yi,y t,s. ~ ,.or, ,.nns
sni - IA M % ~ ss,,,iaf Lai j,so Inc
,nt an. ~ III liz
Ella
Ts,,, pooas ~ ~
,uted I9r ne pn4rposc oL putt9lng
Va r, u rn,, \, utnnSn ,,a.,,
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SPEC ALI RAINS; ,ELBA4ToSA ASHLAND,
ACCOUNT F-H oRsEsS HOW.

5ts..Acc oULNT-oF.1Ho RsEE SHOW.
TOT &C o.nnio da "a; tliose *ntt cnding tic
3Rlchn, oilil IAorge siioN specla trains Will
leave III ia 4 stat ioD; Ats 1890 midnight,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
md saturday! October, 18th, 18th, Goth,
i2lst, ed !, for Ashland, Va, md Inter
slpcdiata stations Holders OF commua-
stlon card tickets will pay local fare to
Laurel and intermediate points. and &c,
to points north OF LAUREL, in connection
With such tickets. OthertHckets. includ-
ing communication book tickets. will be
accented for passage on these trains ms
usual; T. Z TAYLOR, & 5
2 b II ;ssl b. Traffic Manager.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS in NEW YORK
Bankers and Brokers.

SALES:
$4,000 Missouri Pacific ...........
1900 New York Central..u.....
1900 Norfolk and Wcstern......
L 3100 N. Y. Ont. and West.,....
J 5000 Pacific Man .......s...,...
$1,000 Pennsylvania II. R........ !.
i11lDo Peoples Gas tChicago) ~.
10000 Pressed Steel Car............
1900 Pressed Steel Car, hfd....
900 Republic !. and S., com. !.
200 Republic /. and a. pf1
20700 Reading, com. ...... .ut...
/ 500 Reading, LIST pfd...........
Reading. 2tl pfd.......,....
1890 Rock Island, cot11.......... j.,
1900 Rock Island, pfd........, !
800 6loss ...s.... ..... ...,G...
sioss, pfd........ ...s..., ~. /.
800 Is. l.. and s. II, Cd pfd.. ~.
400 8. l.. and Southwest, pfd,..
223W southern Pacific ,...... y. ".
223p0 Southern Railway. com.t:.
E 500 Southern Railway nfd... !.
400 seaboard Air 1.-the, con, ~.
8uO scaboard Air Line, pfd... j
I goo Tenn, Coal and Iron ........
$500 Texas. Pacific ..............t
1890 Union Pacific ..........ss......
3l1W United tSates Leatiier,...,
1920 United States Steel. ss.....
$500 United States Steel, ptht j.. =,
100 Va. Carr Chemical. com Is
400 Va Car. Chemical. nfds5s
100 Wabash, COM. J.t...s:: f:...ss,
/ 1900 Wabash, J .pfd, ~, Il: t:t.:.ss
q 200 Western Union y..ss.i2as..
i 800 Wisconsin Central ......s.s,.
( 600 Wisconsin. Central pfd....S
Total sales sol 90.
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z MONEY II AND ExclIANG .-CLO SE:
.aioneyIoh call lgtcAdy at lg214 per cent;
lime oails, stead aisIy Is. i.1ss IL
Ier5 Gent: ninety days. . 3-tNl4 per cent. |;
six mont hs. per cent; prime mercantile
paper u / 4 as per cen & bterliUg 4excnan sc
1rm With actual business IN bank crs,
bills ut n S5.p,,iA % for demand and at
i.s3 2ott $3.50 tor SIX " day bias; tosted
ratios, ti.S4a4.si IL and %4.SG IL commercial
bills. s4s2 7-sI 4 ~. Bar silver IS 20;
Mexican dollars, As "a. GA &
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ErMaOAls.
VIhulWIA NAvluAIIiU ON I; U.,

JAMES RINEH DAY lin r. az
sIAAtiKy .ptn SG g y, eaye.
a M for Norfolk Portsmouth, Old Point,
Newport News claremont and James R.Eltl
washington, baltimore and tho North. stais.s
rooms reserved for the night at moderate
prices. Electric cara direct to the wharf, Fare
only $3.50 pnd 81 10 Norfolk. ]yi
Freight received FOR nboye-named places and
all points In Eastern Virginia and North Caro-.
lina. s a. IRyIN 1yEISlC III 4. Cent Mgr.
~ Al. IA RI iF,I7.s Jr.. Secretary. s1Es
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c,AMoNp II oRsE SHOW. OCT. 1s:2a.

lIjl
X educed A Rates Via 4; Il. s. P.-W,E S.
5s 3s VIZ Railway. .5 81
Rate, one u fare for round trip. plus 50
cents for admission to e IIorsn Show.
Tickets on sale at ; Ill stations Octo-
Der 10th to 3s2d inclusive; final limit Octo-
Der, q. 1904 good going only on d0tehof
sale md for continuous pas sage In eac CT,
direction. + Apply to ticket agents Ricll-
mond. Fred ficksburgs and Potomac Rail-
road and SY ashing on Southern Railway.
y ,iS5 81 X F. IS TAYI.OR,
Traffic Manager
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e1nentl In New York Contra | is designed y to
prepare the way for some now financierinE
IN connection with tho New York Tcrnll,la l.
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4 After midday tho market continued firm.
although It was dull. where there was not
vigorous professional trading. 4 It was adj !.
imItted TINT there had been some very good
profit taking, but in spite OF this traders
leported that there was no stock pressing.
Specialists did not seem to have any COZ.
sllerablo selling orders III sight. -. 81.
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4 AS part OF the newly active philadelphia In
terest In tho Traction stocks, Wolf Bros.
purchase OF about $. 900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
was noteworthy. The 5Svidener5 following 8 Ia
,bullsh. and seemed to have taken a good
deal OF METROPOLITAN Securities and brooklyn
Rapid Transit lately. 4;3s ,6i IA
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Wire houses reported quite an active outsid
interest and a good trnding market One house,
which has avenged over 20 900 shares a da y
for ten days. said that the most curious thing
was that the amount OF stock thcy were
carrying for customers had not been increased
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have money to loan on real estate, no
matter whore located. mt AS and 9 per
cent interest There Is no reason FOR
paving " largerrate. II 5you%desire a loan
and have real estate to warrant IT, write
tome about it, All correspondence strict
HARRINGTON FEAYY,
Mortgage l,roker, 1890 Fulton Street.
Brooklyn II. y. AZ
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Reading did not act well In the first hour
or 50. u but rallied later Il There nra orc or
two street pools in the stock who arc making
no attempt TO take profits at present. ss
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!. CINCINNATI 81 O. ) oEt. 1c.-HoGs-slow
butchers. $3.50 5.s0: common. s5.5Oa5 90. Cat
tlc--Steady to strong. Fair to good shippers
S47Gdf50 10. common, s2Gl4.00. ss sheer,-Eas 81 at
Slg3.50. Iainpsiau Eat 49, 25676 %. is57
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In tho last hour or SO tho volume or
profit taking was moro general than 4 tho
buying, and q reactionary tendency was
shown all round the ROOM The days bidding
had been for specla stocks or groups anu
there seemed to DO quite lack Of general
support. 81 {5 t55 s7f.s
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cotton futures opened steady ana closed
4 SPOT cotton quiet; inldd!ng uJdRnds 1870
middling gulf 1880: sales SIS bales.

r. . aa5 X ~
b Cotton, qulef 4, mlddling 10 gross rcc ipts
Sl.7Jl bales; sales 5aS ba les stock 60, 6l baaes
export to Great Britain 4, SIG ba les. "
u Total to-day at all sea ports-.N ct receipts
570D bales export TO n Great Eritain q. SSl
bnles:Eto France ,GSa bales; to the Continent
$500 bales stock 554 IT'S bales, 3 q vi
ID Consolidated ,at al seaports-Net receipts
272,99a bales; Export to Great Britain -. e2a
la los; to France 81, 900 bales; to tho Continent
57,as3 bales; to Jana Clio balesi to Mexico 90
bales t III 8 ii s5l (. 5ts t4 yt3
Net receipts l,746. $50 bales; export to Great
Britain $50 1923 bales; to France 129.90i bales;
10 tho Continent a8a. $50 bales; TO Japan 5,SC0
bales; to Mexico 2so6 bales si5
4 NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. u: COTTON,
Spot cotton in good demand, q Ths market
opened steady, but closed easier Sales 8. $50
bales, Including $50 to arrive. Prices lice,
FUTURES opened steady at a decline OF so
n fpolnts, Influenced by fayolnblea. Liverpool
and continued good picking condi tons q al l.
over tho belt Tho market had !dull ;aundst,-!
;tono and almost Throughout favored the be aEs.
in the trading there was recovery from Che
Initial deina until prices were sgala spon tsi
o os l9hS Ss ThS Sess
day with net losses Of lsal t,x!o i.
nary. 10 FEB rllary 70 1910 .ls; March,
lO.s56ll Apltl 10 81 lo sai May, 70 TO- 49,
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4 a rninor OF come prospective valuable rights
3on Pennsylvania was circulated in the fore
Informed quarters, It seems 10 have or ri.
mated with people who were talking Of !. an
advance In the dividends Of Chesapeakc ana
Ohio mot long aco }53 lfs.F 49,
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Tho selling of Amalgamated Copper II, the
last hour had a deterrent influence and price /,
eased off somewhat but there was no unusual
pressure, '44 VIZ q ~ ksfist3s
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Other Produce Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. ln-FLoUR-Slarkct
Flour Firm. Buckwheat Flour QUIET Corn
SS bea,go, So aEIsou Mifer
early irregularity wheat steadlcd and ruled
firm during tho afternoon with shorts. good
buyers 81 The Close was hrIn at a net advance
of Is &c May closed at {l.le::s December,
CONS s. rons 57c., Option mar.
ket. while very quiet. advanced IN sympathy
with wheat and tho Western market, clos! pg
1r q, Es!n May essGsa ss ss
oats. 3ia 3sc. ~ al !.
Western steamed 50 y October closed a S. 50
eay
strained. common to- good. 81 20. 1'urpcntine-
Quiet at 5Jll 81 II 9. IL III
1ec-spot Rio steady: No. VI Invoice sHc. ;
mild. quiet. Tho market. for col ce9 utuIcs
market after the opening showed q steady un--
points lover sales II 100 bags sugar-Raw.
quiet; fair refining. sa.c:; centrfual. % test
nce-steady. aIolasses- Steady. ...,,3Hlfs
s. Butter-eteady3s and unchanged. sCheese-F'irm
and unchanged Eggs-Firm; Western. aver
age best, clAa 922c. souther,s, 1Me9c;
scy. and 'southerns si.s54l.5o: Jersey sweets.
sleJi 30 Peanuts-Oull:8 fancy -hnndpl cked. iGd1
81 &C.; other dontestics, 3H6hc Cabbages-Dull;
per barrel, toa SCI cotton-ls steam to Lty-
erpool. &c., ~ 3t5 '5t. I'LL
ctipts in tic sonthWest was the main cause
OF a strong market here to-day In wheat
Both December and May closed with gain
OF lie Corn is up l,5c;i oats are up a shade;
provisions arc OF 15al |ti
The leading futures ranged es follows: S5
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The early attempt Il, advance Southern Rail.
way was not altogether successful although
tho people who tried To start the movement
werog open buyers Of louisville and Nashville.
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Philadelphia houses werc among the best
buyers Of United Htntcs Steel Ipreferrcd
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Especial 10 !. The Timex Dispatch.j
Jew York. October IL. ~ Prices at tfln
$openins Of the Stock Exchange today we're
generally atfpng, with but very little feature
TO tho trading. HninS, evidences oC fur,f,e r
. realizing was noted after The initial quota
4 lions. but tho selling was not urgent. and the
absorption OF Union Pacific and other high
priced shares had a stcad,lng eject. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13

Il The appearance OF william q. Rockefeller
and He. FrlckA on the Union Pacific boa "a
was generally regarded as q full argument.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13

Floor traders thought that rome one VA
8ho.dinE the bag for United States steel Com
mon mt -. 1t had been expected that -orc of
The stack bought In the neighborhood OF 40
! by people close 70 the management Of tn.
but the Same people seem to DO adding. 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13

s Post and Biagg und Kfcch, Lee 81 & Il Co
were again among the early buyers OF Sout h :
eInis Pacific. Each of these houses bought q
good deal OF the same stock on Tuesday y. 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-02
PRINCE ALERT FAILED
Attempt to Beat The Pacing Rec
ord Without a Wind
Shield.

Cincinnati, O., Oct The grand
circuit meeting at Oakley park closed
today The feature event was Prince
Alert's attempt TO break the worlds
pacing record of 1891 without wind
shield held by Star Pointer. Prince
Alert was driven by Jack Curry. ana
Scott Hudson handled the pacemaker.
In the first attempt he went the first
quarter in. 3014 seconds and then broke
After a rest of ten minutes he was
sent out for another trial. making the
first quarter in 29%. the half in 59II,
the three quarters in 1:291@ and the
mile in 2:02%. Prince Alert's record,
without wind shields. is 1894. sum
mary;
2:35 trot. purse 81, 500 (three in five)-
John Caldwell won the second. third
and fourth heats in 2.1Sh, 2:12la and
2:13A. Mainland Won the first heat in
2:15. Getaway, Blk, Harry Simmons,
Maud Maxine. Chesferdowns. Betsy
Ford and Grocery Maid also started.
2:02 class, purse $1,000 1.-TWO in three)
Gallagher won two straight heats in
2:0474 and 2.o4h. John NJ. Little
Squaw, Locanda and. Dan r also start
ed.
2:03 class, pace, purse $500 (three in
five)-Lsdy May Won. three straight
heats in 2:0914, 2:011s and 2:11. Kruger.
Kidd. Christina, Simmons. Argo Halle,
Anglin Wilkes. Don n. Lolita, Kewa-
nee John and Foxy CUTLER also started.
To beat the worlds pacing record of
9H-Pripce Alert Time by quarters
=-es94, 59tts; 1:2e1s, 2O2s..