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+ RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
POULTRY dive1sFai;ly. active Quotations:
Chickens large. per pound &c.; medium per
pound. 4 ic.:i small. yer pound, 1Sc.; hens, per
pound, lie. ducks, old, per pound &c.; ducks.
I spung. per Souns. liglac.t ROSTERS. per
niece, CSC. f Ef4S Fsj-s4j
BUTTER Steady. Choice family packed 16g
lie. per pound fancy dairy packed le n Id
Choice store packed. 14Q l5c. per pound medium
leg lsc. per pound; common. &C. pr pound.
& EGGS-ln fair den,a nd Crates. nearby, fresh
laid, .0c per dozen: crates other sections. eoc.s
per Dozen; barrels and boxes, 1sc. per dozen; !!
? FRUITS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per
barrel, fancy, handpackcd $292.25; per barrel,5
choice sl:7S; per barrel medium N,
packed. 4 cloth covered, s,.zs915o: per bar I:
rel, choice. handpacked. cloth covered. loo.
to good sLsogi:so: mixed. per bushel. sls9
( l. 50; coiored. 3l.25g1 60. Potntoes.Fancy, per
bushsl per a barrel s Sar2s Nj %
PPeac S carrir. fancy, sIO@i75; q
basket carrier. choice. s1a1.15; common 900
Bacon-Hams, small. l59isc.:. hams. large, 49,
Ac. Sides. smoked. loGl2c.; shoulders; SMOKED,
Oh lUC
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Property Transfers.

Richmond Charles p. Brauer and wife to to
rohn M y Gordon 40 feet on an unnamed
stree street, which Is the northern boundary Of
jefferson 3 Park. $1,000, !, 81 !.
Jacob A. Keck Ito Az e Wa a. r., y o nse.
an west line Harrison Street, 10 teet SCUM
of Moore Street, $500. ,,,,,. =. ~
John A. smithers trustee. to Nv, St .ad -
Turner FL ~ Zee. on east llns Q! 1, E,
Miles 7, Phlllps'a trustee. TO william 7 J;
scornick's trustee, 70 feet on east line OF
lIianrcn. Bessie CHRISTIANS trustee, to James
Robinson, is feet on south line Moore Street
No. s1a95. 1900. s,ss = :, -. r, wis.
* taatl IN east fltue Of boulevard, northeast
corner Main Street, $na7 80. , !,
Edwin Peasants and M na 1, e ns9r Second
street. ~ feet north OF Clay; Street, $2l2 90
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TO PREVENT MERGER.
Judge Waddill Grants Tempo:
s8 rarY Injunction.
(ByAssociated Press.)

NORFOLK, VA. Oct. Al pon the pcs
tition Of Charles Chaunceys Of Mo On. J! y
to-day granted a Temporary Injunction
forbldding the merging Of the seahoard
Air Line and the Seaboard and Roanoke
RAILROAD. Mr. chaunc ey holds Sll 10 ! ~ IN
issued by the seaBoard and Roanoke in
1856 Is the amount Of $500. 900, and he says
sos 900 Of this issuance are still outstand-
ing: I. !, i, =, ] =, y iron president
!. IN. Barr and General Counsel Leigh lt.t
Watts, Of the ScabOard Air Line, three
minutes to II Q clock &c .day, q HeetlIlE
of the stockholders OF the Seaboard, ana
and 1t is declared the merger would have
been voted for at tina t meeting. PRESIDENT
Barr said tonight the proceeding We're
Of no consequences. s.sasI. $50
sci said 3 IN! r. f,hauncey is seeking TO Sc
cure protection for the. holders Of certlll-
Gates Of iindebtedness Issued BY tho sea, J,
board and Roanoke Railroad, and we had
Ito ton he desires, but do not think he was
aware Of this when he Instituted the pro-
ceedings The matter Is giving US no con- g =,
Germ, and am: sure It VIII DO settle
The Seaboard Air Line has been direct,
ing the managementso OF the seaboard ana
Roanoke for several years, ana It -
clainaed by the petitioner in the proce Cd.
ings that the merger would have meant
the complete destruction OF the corporate
existence Of the seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad. si65 81 lS I. 4, ssS53 ;, w
The case Is set for a formal hearing IN
open Asfhrt here November 7th at II a.
Nj, but the defendants arc given the
right of an earlier hearing, providing they
give five days notice to The counsel lot
the plaintiff that ,lntend ,o Ito move
!, a bond OF IS. 900 was required to-day Of
the pla intlff. ft
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COT T TON u

The advance in the cotton ma ket to-.
aav Is attributed to buying on behalf Of
MI. sully, who ii apparently again bull
ing the market, this lime simply from
force Of habit as far as can be ascer-
tanned. Certainly there Is nothing IN the
and, in my opinion, every prospect OF 9
decline TO at least nlDe cents " pound,
The government report definitely assures
a crop entirely sufficient for the world, $
needs even at nine cents and any move ~. J.
ment that looks toward MAINTAINING MAJ t y, J,
,.r,rN ~ cotton aboye thut figure Is, IN
NV opinion, foredoonad to failure. 4 ss,s i
u islgned) s THEODORE II, PRICE,
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American Can stocks on the curb were quite
active to-day and higher. There was no spe-
cial news other than It was said that the
I ear,Anys Tor gnls year would exceed those
OF last year by 100000.
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SALISBURY SCHOOLS,
Agent Richmond Locomotive
Works Delivers Big Engines,

: (specinI to Tho Tlmes-p lsnntot,l I. n. Y
..r SA aad Schools of Salisbury oponed yes
tter aM With the largest enrolment In the
history Of the old Town, the total npn'r
psu Nh NJ 's i. Lacy travelling engineer of
fla American Loeomoti tive Company, Of
Richmond Va, Is at Spencer she ~
setier5 With i corps Of sslstnInts del nv
erlng large eng'hSSs,t e 1,, S,1S
II learned that the loeomotiyes sI 2. y
far the largest eyer used an tnS south-
sern syste lem or any % her rai lroaa ,Welglg'
tes passenger ana tYenty.fly freisl eI-
zines Tfia We already been cell Yered to the
southern and II is sad nat went -t% W
Works ut Phi ade lpllLais and twenty,live
Eadditinnai ones from y the American
Works, az RIcl,n'on ars We ~ tos 1910 VI,
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SAILED.
Charlotte, Murphy. Baltimore passengers s' and
New Association.
3NSV = 80 - =, = 3-''-' - !.
K (Byl Associated Press.) i

n a 3t9l9 D3 (ByI 5Assoc1ated EFtess.J 4,
Il MACON Ga, October AT q meeting OF
representatives OF the yellow Pine sash. door
and blind interests Of the Southern States,
perfected to be known as the Yellow Pine
SASH Door and Manufacturing Asso o.; m
over twenty firms were represented, ana
lama Ian Florida, Mississippi and Arkansas fur,
nished the majority OF the members: David VIZ
tect OF this organization is to secure uni
formityi In grades OF goods, to secure uniform
ity6 In railroad rates and reform and correct
abuses OF tho trade The next meeting Will
ha heId sNoYember 18th in Birmingham Ala. {.
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TRADE, + Asst
AND FURIOUS.
Flight Of St. Paul Caused Big
Movement Involving Quick
Turns iii Thousands Shares.
by PROFIT TAKING
STEADY
The Extent of Latter Condition
Caused 1rrcgularity il,
#s3 Closing.
INV Associated Press. )

X 53zE5f 4 CBy ASSOCIATED ITeSS.l 49, s4.3f
4 w NEW YORK, Oct. 4--Spcculativ ntten-
! lion reverted again to-day to the Northern
4 Securities settlement question and United
States Steel preferred was given over 70
proilt-talinE movement. mo rathcr
4 emphatic official denials that the corpo-
ration was buying its preferred stock for
conversion into bonds, which was tho
nominal cause for tho buoyant rise IN.
Z that stock ycsterdny, mado 1t natural
that some selling should result to-day. 1t
was not a surprise to see the force Of tho
days run1or shifting to The Northern Sc
curlues question. as these two subjects
have shown ,mexhausted capacity for
stimulating furious price movements. me
movement ccntercd In st. PAU lto,ah y
y Its flight. It's action was the direct out,
come OF tho strength OF Union Pacific ana nc,
OF Southern Pacific on the texcfan &c anu
OF Northern Securities on the curb. Room con.
& trading Incident to the movement. WAS
on an enormous scale, and involved quick
: turns In tcns of thousands OF shares. INC
and was accompanied by steady proiit,
taking not only u United States Steel
preferred. but y; others which were prom,
9 ::;ent III yrsterday's RISE notably Erie and
Norfolk and Western. For a while during
the final hour the proft- taking became
general and rather preciptate on Inc q,
a days advances The HadVanSe suEtcu ~
the, southwestern cotton carriers yester-.
day By the governments cotton estimate
and continued to-day, with Missouri Pacl-
4 nc a leader. Pennsylvania moved out OF
= its instability OF yesterday and Shared
T In the advance. Good August statements
& did not help Southern Railway. Norfolk
a and Western or Chicago and Alton The
stock market closed unsettled and ir-
regular by reason OF the extent OF the
late profit. taking movement. St Pauls
not gain was 9 u. ono point point less than han.
the extreme advance. 3A9s &ss5
Bonds were firm. Total sales. par
u value. sso55, 900. u. s. Old 4s declined l-S
II = Tho total sales Of stocks for the day
amounted to ]. 4Ul 800 shares.
MONEY AND ExCHAHGE-cLosE:
{ Money on Call steahy<at 4 1-242 per cent;
+ closing bid and asked 81 per cent;
3 tlme loans. steady: sixty days, y Ia per
cent; ninety days, 31-2 per cent; Blk
months, ss-4M per cent; prime !. m Is sr
a change heavy with actual business IN
bankers bills at sLs5. 4pil4. 5.i5 for demand
and at siS3 35aII. So, 40 for sixty days bills; ;
9 posted rates, $4.s4a4.S41-2 and $4.s6 1.z4
z.s7; commercial bills; 8. sai g. Is Bar
silver IS; Mexican dollars, a6. ss5Fs NJ
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ore 81 ne largest orders ever

making one of the largest orders ever
given by5n single company. SIS IA,
Il Mrs.. CA. Sechler and Y duug er. OF
China Grove, had a. narrow escap 70 m
death whileaon their way to Il Sails bury
Yesterday afternoon. The & two ladies'
were driving o. very strong, n orse, Whichs
took fright at an approae hing train, and nl
tho Young woman that the couple were
saved. THE horse being thrown over an
embankment by the young lady driver;
K Rapid progress Is being made N the
and \ It Is announced by. pr. Il ] 81, Me-
roney, OF Philadelphia. the proprie OF,
that the structure will be rent,v-,,f Or
4 o;yD Club, Of Salisbury, one Of the s;rosi; !:
est organizations Of the kind in the State,
has leased the second floor and VIII
have handsome quarters fitted up espe-y
cially for the use OF the club, while the.
Masonic fraternity Of the city will occupy
the third floor. zl.L "
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Not Mexican Boil Weevil..
IN, 4 ,,..,ocIated press) \

F5.49H n, 8Ea (By Associated Press. - Oh
CONVICTION, 4 GA. October THE bugs
which, made their appearance in the co. e.
Wnxican bolI.weeyli, says State Entomologlst
William i0n,sa Some specimens of them
were to him to-day ,op mo a sta ths
hnIIweavil. 3 but are distinct from the boil
w Wee in a number OF characterist!es There
Il no record, he says, Of their being Injurious
to cotton. ~.
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Union Pacific was notably strong. United
States Steel shares were rcactlonary n4sccr :
heavy profit-tnking sales. +
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ST. paul was the feature Of tho market.
advancing nearly 5 points up to early in the
AFTERNOON. e Around TO ss1 o'clock It touched
1854 SO. against LES 1-s ex.dlvidend, Yesterday
morning. and later sold as h!sh as ls7 Large
blocks cainc out on the rise. J 81
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II is generally believed among active traders
that Mr. Keene is still in United States Steel
preferred and has knowledge OF some un-
covered shorts. The. earnings for the septen,-t
and are taken as being nearer $1,000 ot0 net
than $1,000 600: but the present movement Is
thought to be entirely on the technical market
position {SS4s8
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Richnonders in New York.

Especial to The Times D'spateho
nS NEW and do WIFE: Fifth pat: Ayenae.NM 4:
Paskervile: cumherland.A.. pizzIni and =.
wife; Nayarre-W, q, Northern; T Hahts.
manR. "a Henry se 60 ,sdn ma ~ w ene:
Astor-C. Conquest ". 81, Conquest;
Marlborough- a coster, !. 3. cohen,
Ynrk-E. Is. Ullman, r.. H. Adams; Ross-
rnore-J, Gilmartin and wire,
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Stocks started higher on opening for the
most part then reacted liz poin. or more for
active issues then hardened again. ulider the
lead OF St. Paul. Union Pacific i'ennsyi vinia.
and tho southwestern issues. reaching new
high prices for the year In somek stocks. h.
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/ Other Produce Markets.

= = 3 = i
81 NEW YORK, Oct. 4-FLOUR-Market higher
on some grades with fair demand. Minnesota
winter patents, $5.45g5.75. Rye .Flour-Fir7n.
2Cornmeal-Steady. Rye-Sominal. Barley
Wheat-spot steady. No. 2 red. ST. Wheat
opening was about steady, followed BY DECLINE
under big receipts and lower cables. After
a rally lasting most Of the day the. market
%c. net lower. May closed at sLl4h; Decem-
3 CO, Hn-spot steady. No. 2, 57,sc: Option mar.
ket was dull and featureless Closing Tanonl
Der. 57Nc. Oais-Spot quiet; mixed oats. 3SEM
Sc Options nominal. December closed e
Becf-steady. Cut Meats-Dull. Lard-Easy;
western stenmed. ssaas; September closed at
IS Is nominal; refined. easy. Pork-Steady.2Ial-
?iow-Steady. Rosin-Dun: strai ned. common 70
good. $3.50. Tur,enttne-Steady at 5aNGS3Ac:
mild, quiet. The market for coffee futures
opened steady at unchanged prices 70 an az az
vince Of points. and was finally steady IN, me
absence OF important offerings at an ADVANCE
Raw quiet; fair refining. 3Ac.; esntrifugal. 81
test, o-l6c.: molasses sugar, 3tsc.; rehned.
quiet. Rice-Firm. Molasses-,Steady
nutterLQuet and -
A Potatoes-Steady; Long Island. sLooa ~ !;
Jersey and Southern 81 55 sM se e
per 100 pounds, s2ds00; per barrel, 5oG76
cotton-By steam to Liverpool. 16c.
e CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. IA big increase N
the world s Visible supply weakened wheat at
west emphasize the depression Compared with
la st night ) figures December wheat closed NO
sc. lower May Is of Eg!sc.: December corn
is up Ac.; oats show gain 81 hc' provisions
are down 59l0c,
r <,t,,r.> otiron uoH a
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

E NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Buyers are no operat-5
Ing with any enthusiasm and yet for current,
needs buyers of dry goods are willing to pay
asking prices. But there is q decided tendency
on the part Of sellers to ask higher prices
and the depleted condition OF many. stocks
erately busy with nearby trade. /.
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NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH, GA. Oct 4.-TURPENTTNE
Firm at 62hc. /; receipts. SOB casks: sales, 20
casks: exports. 1863 casks. Rosln--Firm; re-
ceipts 1858 barrels; sales. 1896 barrelsa,e x-
ports, 4. 90 barrels.
E1s CHARLESTON, s. c.. Oct. 4-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothing doing. "A 3..2gE n
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;12.IS. Butter-steady; creameries. 1890. {:
dairies. 13ll7c. EEgs-Steady5 at mark cases
Included, 14d17%c.; frsts &c.: prime. flrsts,

] BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. LILO UR-winter
red. western, si:lsit l.1s& southern on grade,
ai03G1. Is. Corn7-Dur; ydllow. SIX q5iHc. &;
white, 34c.t Rye-Firmer: No. 2.western, SsGssc.
Butter-Trm; fancy imitation. II qlSc.; fancy
creamery 20iL Gj22c. fancy lade, l4fl15c.: store
packed. 12a13c. Eggs-Firm at 2lQ &c. Cheese
Steady: large, 9&91oc.; medium 10A a1okc.;
smaller, 104l0hc. Sugar--Firm and unchanged
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG. VA, Oct. 4,-PEANUTs-
steady at 90c.; light offerings
and stock greatly reduced. virglnias--Marke
nominal at 4tzc. for. fancy stock: machine
picked. az d3Ac. 4 Smelling stock. 2d3c. Market
here literally bare of stock.
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firm at the best prices OF the day with net
gains !of 8 points on October and 10 points on
Cotton futures very steady: October, 9.7o9
q.73; November. 9.77d9.79; December. 9S3go "a !
January, 9.9lQ9.sc; February. 10 0lG 1000;
March, TO- 1l916.l2; April. l01S1l0.19 May
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SPOT cotton closed quiet; mlddling lPlanos
50; middiing gulf 1865; sales. 4oo bales
Cotton quiet mldanE grossss receipts Ss Pts
s.eSs pa - M Continent Isl baleg,
Total to-day Iall seaports-Net receipIIao,
On aSs bales; export to Great Britain " Nv
bales to the Continent, AZ beles; stoek' 1922
Consolidated at all seaports1N.et receipts ,aN "a
234 93S bales; export TO- Great trthln, tva,,3o
baes; Francs ls7sa pa ~ e ms
TOTAL since September list at NIL seap9rts-
Nat receipts, 1854, 5sl bales; export t. Great
fisrItain ALL, i64 bales to France, loo0sS bales
~ the Continent 292, S54 balesi 10 Japan, b,-Do
bales; to Mexico, 2,945 bales
NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct. 4.-coTToN-
The spot market for cotton, opened easy, p IN
to arrive and 100 {. o. b. Quotations !-ldc..
lower. ~ Ls. ~ u =, trosa
sspoints caused hy 9unfayorable Liverpool. The;
market was sensitive. bulls having ireely pre-
tictel reaction from the contlnued de-
clines oe-late. but until near the close OF me
session prices were Kept wei psSW Srea
Tepprt, whicl, was read at II o clock was bear,
fish as to favorable conditions for plckl ny put
were buish insofar rs they told OF the bulk %
the crop having been gathered IN some ses-
= lions and q good percentage OF u gathereq w
u 81 sfyfwl6nlud bhmtmtmanamofr z. ninha
fprMer ASSERTIONS assertions that there would be no, top
crtp. Much was made OF the fact that picker
were scarce, while much cottoa was onsnsa, W
all Sections OF hths belt. Noyempcr opened y
noint q low r at o. 81. Il sold down TO ta56 ana
hnaliY advanced to on. The market closed
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~ ,yt - si71ggsi o. t g4 s. ~
MARINE INTELLIGENCE. i
PORT OF RICHMOND, ocr. 4. 1904.
ARRIVED, & 3s

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. 4 1904.
ARRIVED, is ii q
Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk, tmerchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line. ;i5
3 Steamer Old Point Comfort Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
b Barge +. W. Cummis key, Jr.. Egan. Baltl-
more, coal. Crump nd West Coal Co.
Z Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, mercIan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
E Tug Radiant, Baltimore. two oil barges.
a Barge Florence E.. McNaughton, O. Brlen,
Norfolk, crushed stone.
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCT. 3. 1904 II
ARRIVED
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore, passengers and and
general cargo
sst. SAILED.
Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo. a. s s5 z .l Il s5
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. 4. 1904. &
ARRIVED. e
y Steamer Carolyn, Portsmouth. 3&4
7 Schooner Maude Sherwood, Norfolk AZ
y Schooner George Z. FIlinck. Plymouth. 4.
Schooner Ellen NJ. Golden. Washington.
"a SAILED. y
steamer Powhatan, Norfolk.
Schooner sVanname and King, New Haven 4
Schooner j ohm Twohy. Boston. II &
Barge Funhannock Boston. N il;ts as
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
e Richmond, Va, Oct. 4. 1904.
5t 81 Is QUOTATIONS. - 55s
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMo!1D5LIvE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond. Va, Oct. 4

y: Richmond. Va Oct. 4. 1904.
There was a. good supply q cattle ;n \, On the
were good. smooth. fat steers. Prices lower.
81 Best steers. AZ @5,sc.;; medium, TO good. az o
extra helfers at 4Nc. and Others down to 4c.;
light. $50 to 7U0 pounds heifers, 3q3Ssc.; dry
H@2Ae to a nd sSa ,rou, 81 as
Heavy run OF sheep and lambs. Fat sheep,
y q au. Rss; saeks Sthsr Fresh sows
tssG4. 50: veals. 5G7c. a.
B Prospects, fair on cattle. sheep and lambs
Hogs In good demand and scarce.
300 head neludl9s 500 west sa1s Market
so ae0d ps: teefsrs
ss a. so t hs!iers ss9gtisi
Market i9e higher Mixed nd b S.isa $50
sales sales ssoasoo. sheepMResepts, 5000 head.
sasse; ssa fair 70 Choice mixed sssS
$40; native lambs, 1862
Z NETWORK, Oct. 4.-BEEYEs-Recelpt 7C6
ba aaya y
ssSHs per- pou s' exas beef eel
yea steady to ara ETaSe
grassers, nominal. Dressed calves, firm; city
dressed yeals "a 13c. country dressed, ga lie,
Dressed grassers, $a5, Sheep and LaInbs-Re-
cepts, 1895 head; feeling tirn. Sheep. $sb0G
400; choice, si.e5 lambs. $5.37lsg6.0J, Hogs
Receipts, a,55l head. Market 1O1l5c. higher.
STATE alM Pennsylvania hogs $4,000. Is, s;is
Il BALTIMORE, MD. Oct. 4-BEEF CAT
dium, per pound, 3il3.ac.; tulls. per pound. 20
&C.: thin steers and cows, per pound 2ga1ac.;
oxen per pound. 2G3c. milch cows, extra,
each Sb130c.; do. good, each. $l6Gpe5; common.
each, Sl0Gl2. CalYes-Recelpts were limited
and prices were firm under an active demand.
The Quotations were as follows. Calves, veals.
choice, light, per pound. 7NQ7!sc,; good, per
pound, 6ikGl7c.; do. rough and heavy. each,
WIlI Sheep and Lambs-Prices Were steady
as follows: Sheep No. fat, per head, $3lD
S. do, per pound. 3dJ3Ac.: No. fat. sheared,
per pound. &c.; old bucks. per pound. 2l21Gc,;
common per head, $1Da;i spring lambs choice,
per pound, 6s4c,; common, per pound Az gbc,
UNION STOCK YARDS. .PITTsBuRG, Par.
Choice, IS so; prime, So lo05. 80 tair 81 ESQ
8. is. q Iiogs-Receipts light. Market steady.
Prime heavy. mediums and heavy workers.,
S. s0els IS !; pigs IS 4Oa6, 80 light workers. 50 suip
500; roughs,t sillh-5p. Sheep-Supply llght;
market SLOW Prime wethers, stGila; common
sheep, Sl.bi12O0; spring lambs fs,ool5,75;
veal calves. $7G7.N. ss
ps saSsSSAT e 9st a9asas;i
tIeNSte,tdy Fair to good shippers, $tl 10;
Common. soas, 49, sheap-steady at Slaas5.
4 ynhs-Stendy at 5000. 10. ff lf
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Firm. No. : spring wheat. sl.lgql.lS; No, 3.
soaal95 NJ red sl IN 9 Ns N o. &
S0a.c. !; No. s White 3ldfssisc, No; rye 76c.
Good feeding barley ds7a fa' I, t. t. e ne
mailing M namsessa nosk Ger bar.
rei 'sNli7sSiiso; lard. per 100 pounds 7is@
IT'S; short ribs sides ooassl IGs;;7s; sn aa.s
Of high wines. S$la8h, clover.l contract grads
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sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

q TRAINS 3 LEAVE RICHMOND-DA1LY.f i3 ~
900 p. M.-Seaboard Maii--10:35 p. M.-Seae
board Express-To Savannah. Jacksonville. At
Il q 10 a. M~Locai-For Norlna and Hamlet.
n TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND 5sDAILY.s
X Gas *, M.-No.5 a4-From Florida. Atlanta
a. a:5s IF r. M.NNo. ss-From Florida, Atlanta
eh ESQ 'n = s MMNo. ss-From Norlina and local
points, !. 4, (, :, !,
NM u fa g5l w. NJ TAYLOR, @. y: A..
$40 East Main Street. Phone 400.
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t,orroNsEE;,p,. or MA1,GE1

NEW YORK, Oct 4-Cottonseed oil was
firm, but dull. Prime crude 4. o. b.. mills.
2sA c.; prime summer yellow. Aa30A c.; OFF
summer yellow. nominal: prime white, $780,;
prime winter yellow, 32lsc. ,4ts
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Northern Pacific IS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TAX
Norfolk and Western con- 4s.............. 100
Oregon Short Line IS and Partic.......... eess
Pennsylvania COW. Observation-Disclosures. 1904
Reading General As ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100A
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s..... 1l4H
ST. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s........ ssh
st. Louls Southwestern lists. yS1s
Seaboard Air Line As ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SD5
Southern Pacific As e3sls
Southern Railway IS ...............s 117H
Texas and Pacific lists Observation-Disclosures. 120
Toledo. St L. and Western As ~ ........ 7SA
Union Pacific As 1858
Union Pacific conv. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1918
u. S. Steel I'd IS 83M
Wabash lists 11s,a
Wabash Deb. Bs ....t. -. ................ $50
Wheeling and Lake Erie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, yOia
Central Is 9....................... 9o5s
Colorado Fuel and Iron cOnv. IS. .......... Is
NJ. and O., Collateral Tr. As ........... e5,a
Central Of Georgia I'd Inc, 81 AL
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the last few minutes, part Of tho decline was
recovered, and the market closed Irregular,
but by no means weak, y,
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
& BALTIMORE Md Oct. 4-Seaboard Air
Line common 1919 ll6X: do. preferred. 34QI5iA.
Atlantic Coast Line common, EIAHl5i1..