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R y, PRODUCE MARKET.

corrected daily Unless otherwiEe stated these
mutations are wholesale prices.) III
7 POULTRY (Ive)-Fairy active. Quotations:
Chickens large. per pound. &l5c: medlum per
pound, lac; small. per pound, L5c. hens. per
pound 1o4i1c.: ducks, old. per pound, 100 nc. !;
nsr plece, &c. Turkies-Actiye, ,sc.; small.
~ BuTTER-s Choice family, PACKED, 1e@
lie = Derl mound: fancy dairy packed. lbIl7c
I,er pound; choice dairy packed, l5c. per pound
Choice store packed l44lbc. per pound medium.
l2al3c. per pound /: common. &c. per pound. -
= EGGs-in fair demand. Crates. nearby. freih
laid. a04ieIc per dozen crates, other sections.
i9c. per dozen; barrels and boxes, Use. per
dozen; guinea. l9c per dozen
FRuITS AND VEG IT.AHlES-App per
la rrei fancy handpacked. $l7S12. 30: per barrel.
choice handpacked $l76: per barrel, medium,
s la ndracked, sl5o; pei barrel fancy hand
reI, Choice. handpacked. cloth covered. 800.
Beans--Navy, No. i white. 5$l.709l.sO; common
10 good. sl.toal.G mixed, per bushhl. $Ls6a
ITO; coiored sl.25Gil.5O. Onions. Cox &c., Pota-
toes, Virginia iodli5c yer bus; Western. thgsoc
Peaches G-basket carrier, fancy, Sl,50dI 10; g.
basket carrier. choice SlfJl 70 comets; 6-pasket
carrier, slii1.2S: common. ooG7bc.; white heath,
fancy, tl:!oal.75: white heath ., choice sl.s'.
neutrality-suspicious. per pound ssss,Ic' Ha a,nss
smoked. io@l2c.; shoulders, smoked, 9a loe
Venls-l'est. 6a7c, per pound; runners, 4g1c.
lambs 3L.Q5c.: hogs 5A06hc.
FIOuR-Patent, winter wheat $Ga6s
straghts. winter wheat. s5.1alG, %: clears.
winter wheat Sja5 extra, winter w. wheat Ct
patent, sprin wheat sS,51l6.76, ,cornmeal, city,
sacei. 70a7e,ac.; country boltcd. sacked, STAG
C,c Observation-Disclosures, per ton. sacked, $..2fp
| %. so: bran, Sl3.JpI.O.0p,
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.MUTES IN POLITICS;
UNUSUAL MEETING
Deaf Voters Get Full Benefit 0:
Spell-Binders Ora
torical Efforts.
(special 10 The Times. DIspatch.)

Z NEWARK. n. j, Oct. 1s.A hundred
or more mute voters assembled in this
new auditorium to have explained to them
the issues Of the ca mpaign from q Demo-
ntc5 viewpoint, and while not hearing
! a single word of the speakers addresses,
they upplauded vociferOuslyi each decla-
ration or suggestion that appealed to
them as logical or approx pirate.
Their Understanding of the arguments
advanced was enabled through the inter-
est of Mrs. Albert v. BALM, Of New
York, who. III the silent sign Language Of
the mute, interpreted everything that
was said. much as q stenographer would
follow a dictation.{ lrs 5itts If
81 was unique gathering, that having
been extensively announced, attracted
quite n company Of the curious, who filled
the seats III the rear Of the hall. Paul
Iieycs, f u mute. was chairman of tho
occasion. and called the meeting to order
by u dcft manipulation of his fingers. Iii
the same manner he, explained the pur-
poses of the gathering and introduced
sThomns j. Butler, nominee for Assembly,
as the first speaker. When Mr. Butler
took his stand on the platform to deliver
ris address Mrs BALM took up a posi-
ton close beside him and repeated In
the sign language everything he said.
y Other speakers Included Percy Johnson,
congressional nominee III s tho Seventh
District; Franklin II. Halliday and I4lew-
cllyn IT, Prnth. the latter, while not q
mute, using the Sign language.
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-5.s-5-i -. =. =
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s--The cotton market
opened IA Their better than 10 OH tho cables at
unchanged prices TO mn advance Of points
and after some irrcguarity ruled active and
generally firm, closing ut q fair net gain for
ernx and sport from some large speculative
interests oil tho prospect for cold weather and
rain In tho Western belt. while buying was
also encouraged to some extent by reports OF
n better spot situation In tho South owing TO
lighter offerings and q somewhat increased
demand at the recent decline. Business hero
seemed to DO still Of a very professional CHAR
acter hut there was u fair sprinklins Of orders
through wire and commission houses, largely
from the South. making 1t appear that tho
outlook for frost In Texas was bringing in q
little public demand. I'll 9E2 -
4 leading Southern operator was q good
buyer here early IN the day, but seemed Ohio
selling at the ADVANCE. Just before eth close
there was moro generally selling with smaller
longs taking profits. At the hest point tho
market WAS about 170l20 points net higher.
The close was steady at g net na gain OF loAlo
Receipts at the ports Today were re s9os7 bales
For the week 40 600 bales against ~, 7ss last
at New Orleans wero eG.6SO bales against 49, :
$50 last year, and at Houston 1928 bales
against 26006 last year
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
s'en.' Open. High. Low. Close.
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4 Other Produce Markets.

NEW YORK. oct. ls.--TLor R--:A1urkst fair
With light lsa naod for M'nsrsS Ys SHnt
meaIsteaay isye,NomlnaI B aoS e, 'nn.
opssd oSps on F fscu E bear Cables and
heavy northwest receipts but rallied or ST., strong
hs sosf Say Closed cary Al s
December. sl17ss. +, 4.
cornpo rm S Ssa ,bs op Ito, r mqyS
net higher, May closed At sic; October, sss
of Heefsq sc Cut Meats-oulet, 1ard-pulI:
gysp Ssned @ oftS9sr SSisa rax
Quiet. Petroieun,-sseady. Rosln-steady' Tur-
pssssSsSsipot gm !nyeee s;s
WAS steady and 50l5 points higher at tho tho
sse 1 bsss avs ise auet ar rsinins
% ses sti c;Ssi esS' X
suss mould sasHd T. si; sat loaf S5Ssi
sSaSssssa ss9'
y Ail grades OF refined sugar We're reduced loo.
a hundred pounds to,day, r,hoasa- ou,ot
u FREDERICKSBURG; iSng Island sI.sasooi State
a4s W psanntsEasy iasss ihandpsSed 5
s 5i:c other domestic 3d6hc, cabbases-
steldy; per- barrel, oyl15c cpttonT-l'y steam
CHICAGO, Ill., Oct lS.--Imprpred demand
for cash wheat IN all domestic grain markets
Was largely he cause Of an advance Of lhasc.
in speculative wheat prices here TO-DAY, ro o ]
sHa. l,ewerfnl Influence, Al the close De-
eenlber corn was up ss@!Se,, and oats
The, leading futures ranged as follows:
Open, High, Low. Closr.
sWHEAT--No, IN,
b Dec .......,,.,,, lils ili. liis. iii.
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MAYOR ACTS PROMPTLY.
Reports Bijou Theatre, Believing
Too Many Standing at Exit.

The B,jou Theatre mana cement was re-
ported By Mayor Mccarthy yesterday
morning for having ton large u crowd
night. sa
Mayor Mccarthy was present, and
thought that in case az accident lives
would be cNdansered. t5ls
The case viii DO GATED in Police Cont
TODAY.
Managers Wells ands Mclisn Will he in
court this morning TO answer tho Charge
Attorney Allan Collins will represent the
Bijou management. a
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HIS BACK SALARY.
Thomas Train Mathieson Gets
81 Verdict for $33,7so.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
ABINGDON, VA, October l$-The jury
In Judge McDowell's court hero to-day
rendered q verdict In the case OF Thomas
Train Mathleson vs.. the Mathies Alkali
Works. In favor of the plaintiff for back
salary IN the su moi $3.50.
The hearing of the case occupied ten
days, This was one OF tho most inns
porant cases ever heard III this court.
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Personals and Briefs.
SPECIAL HORSE CHOW NOTICE.

AccOl,llt OF tho IIcNM0hd TIoTsa SHoW,
THO Atlantic Coast Line announces q
rate OF ono fare plus fifty cents for the
ROUND trip. which includes one admission
Is tile show, from all points on it's line
between Richmond and Weldon, N. Q,
Tickets will be sold October 10Th TO ~,
with final return limit Octo-
Scr q, 1904 This line will also hold its
train, No. 49, now scheduled. 10 leave
richmond at 1880 r, nj. for Petersburg
until 1900 midnight, 0etobel 18Th, 18TH,
GOTH, .alst and I'D. This is tlM'most cou-
ycnicnt and comfortable route,
@. s. cAArPBELl..
Division Passenger Agent.
~ Richmond, Va,
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\ RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va. Oct. is, 1904
se.l DI1clr, A1,IlNcE ~.
CATTLE MARKETS.
i RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond, Va, Oct. 49, 1901
TT hs e beaa a1aei
e.! s eemaoa tsr se H 8
sss 'ssi sss ss'nS s. ssse asss
Iii Hioi;GsIReeeipts. i, is head; market lower.
Good hogs. 5,4G5ac.; shoats. 5a5hc; roughs,
SHEEP AND IAnlBs-Reeepts. 1,olS head I;
market fair Fat sheep yGac hes, lambs a,t y;
o,hsrss stA s;;c, feeling wethers
Chicago Ill Oct ls.q ~ We,
s5gejs poor g eSu so
sea- calves, ss.Soast,75; Texas-fea steers.
$ssa569 Western ts'5S ogs olss
f Hong hs heavy ss eaS 90; st, Su
OF sales. Si.s5a5.!5 ,sheep-.Reeepts; 800 head
M Sasse ssIa sx sheee ona xsa sss
3,75; native lambs, H.6QgS,ee.
50. head Feeling steady. dressed beef IN fa y
demand at 6.slos per pound; Texas beef pes 6.sT
ss steaay veais s5ass srasssrs and
Westerns, nominal Dressed calves , stea a,i;,
s,y d Hssasa y ss 5@1 bSana
s s's fns S. safs Sst
inmbs' IS, .sG6. 90: yearilng, $40. Hogs-Re-
ceipts oH4 head. Market quite Ndemorallzed.
State and Pennsylvania hogs. S5,b9a5,7Q ono
sale at $3.50 T.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PlT1'sBuRG, PA,
Oct light market sts e q 4
sis. Hogs-Receipts light; ma rket slow Prime
heavy 5.5od5, Is; mediums, $500: heavy YORK,
300; roughs, $4,000. sheep-Supply light;
market SLOW, Prime wethers, 81. l5Gt5; so; com
mon sheep, $1,000, spring lambs. Ss5oa6.ooi
veal CALVES. 1901, .i3,
CINCINNATI o.. Oct 1s,-HOOs-A
active, Butchers H. g common ssaSW
ss.S5dps 90; common, sl,75de,7d. Sheep Steady
to strong at SQI3,35. 1.nmbs--Strong at 3SGlSO0,
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SOUTH !. Rn kAiL NY.

SCHEDULE IN EtE Ec1 Al i.yrl 4 1901.
85ls9 TRAINS LEAVE RI CHM0ND..
IA 900 A.. M.--Daiy. Local for Charlotte. Nc.
8 1880 r. M.--Duily. Limited q Buffet rulltnanl
Memphis Ga pills. chaltanooso and al The south
II 600 p. ii NJ FIX, Sunday, keysvila Local. Ar
D i:0o +. NJ. -DAlly Limited. Pullman ready
$3.50 ~ NJ, for all the South, ftg S 5S$
5Si52s3S rs b. YORK RIVER 2fLINE yl$
S,sS The fnvoritc route to baltimore and Eastern
PONIES Leave Richmond 4:20 p. N. Daily,
s:ib r. 8 M.-Local. Daily. except Sunday.
80 +. NJ. Except SUNDAY; For West Point
connecting With steamers for Baltimore ami
river landings e Steamers atling from West
Point Monday, "Wednesday and Friday call as
Yorktown and Clay Bank; TEesday. Thursday
and Saturday. Almonds ana g Gloucester Point.
4:45 a. M.-Except Sunday. Local mixed for
' "sss TRIMS RAJ: ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1853 a. NJ. and 6:43 +. NJ. From all the
South, . Z. e ". q, B t.ttti9s
e $40 a. M.-From Keysylie. v s s5554s
E0:25 a. M-Haltlmore and West Point
lO:l5 a.. Nj, 5:l0. r.: M.-Froln West Point.
I c. W.EWESTDURY, D. +. a., Flchmon9,.vHI "a;
s. II. 5HARDW1CH, w II. $TAYLOR
~ IN 7qTS n IT. NJ, q. .P. A., IS
G. a AcKERT. Cent Mgr,
Washington D. c. "A: tls!@ az a tt555F
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( r L 3 =
Cotton, quiet; middling uplands, y. %; gross
receipts, l7,-.s bales: sales. 500 bales: stock.
Cs % 1bales; export TO tho Continent, LEI bales
to France LOO bales. sei d
aoo.0G7 bales; export TO Great Britain. is.ots
bales: TO France. ..lo9 baies: 70 tho continent.
2.1c7 bales; stock .G7o.45s bales
s3. lG3 bales: export to Great Britain. ". 9ei
bales; to France, 200 bales 10 the continent,
ey.3es bnlca: 10 Japan. 20 bales.s !,
Net receipts. 2.6ss.i13 bales: export 70 Great
Britain 7Is4ss bales: TO France, lSi4s7 bais 81
to the Continent. 459aI7 bales: TO Japan, ~ 90
bales; TO Mexico, 2.sso bales. Is. q a1i
NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct. 1s.-COITON-
Spot cotton active and firnl Most OF me la sn
tors are holding for outside figures sales s.ha'
bales, including AGO to arrive The slmprove
ment In futures gave strenStii 70 spots.$ 0uo1ta
lions l-lSc. higher. . !.
Futures OPENED steady With prices from s
points down 10 points UP compared Win i a
evening 4 close. The 5rnarkct was more active
than II has been for some days The scai?eTS
operated freely as prices Huctuated rapiatyl
with fairly wide limits. The outsid pubic
lions Of he big bulls and bears kept the ring
,,Uassuc as to what would be tho outcome OF
the srfsion. The chief feature OF the DAY W ;s
The prediction IN the weather mdrrow
The Oklahoma and Indian Territories Ihis
scared the shorts and gave o ,s1, s..nt
up about points from the lowest leIs eha y.
the early hours When the demand OF sno.ts
had been supplied prices eased OH 90 rois,,.s.
at s7s, declined 10 aG. sold up TO s:D ana mn
AniIy receled to 9.S3. The r,arkee CLOSED steauS
With net gains OF l1gl5 points -es,o q, NJ.
We oesie ~: FEBRUARY i009io.oe Marcel,
igeG1c 10; April lollaiois; May. 49, soll 10
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. va. Oct. IS. 1894.

q ~
Nirsina. centnres~e.ess At -. 500 at efsi
= American locomotive preferred---15 MT f9s.
notwithstanding Chemical Co. preferred--10
shares at lgs: % shares at i0s
E virginia. carolina: Chemical Co. Col. Trust 6
per cent.-7,9l) at ts,i.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid! Asked.
Nert, Garpilna q. 6. 1sls........ 1s z:
Va. Centuries. 70. &. and II. ls9l.... ssH ~
CITY SECURITIES.
tRichulond City. ls3s.................. io7ts n
N RAILROAD BONDS. ~
Atlanta and Char. lsts7s, r.. 1897, it7
a. 6. l.. Conn. Ger Of Ind, p p c c.. 81
8. g. T. Y. r. Con, IT, p. e...- g %
esorsis sns AIs: Een; y. 1 Isi e
<. and y w a Ry Il, 1891. ie5 y.
s. and w. RS. Pocabontas !s....... q 80
Rich. and Meek. Lists 4s. ls4s........ IS
Western n. G. list IS. O.: lsia....... rs ~.
S. a. l.. Con. lst IS. laO....s.,..,.. % ":
RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
Atlantic Atlantic coast ens ias is
ATLANTIC Coast Line pfd .-........ Jog lis
A s1snss esast Line Line e.
Chesapeake and Ohio....,........iO 8 y.
Sorfelk and :, Western , o,M 11S .5 z
beaboard Air Line pfd.,....,..,.i0o ~ 50
Scahoard Air Line conl... 100 le II )
Southern Railway pfd.......t....l0o 95
BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Broad Street ~ q:
First National. .......,........,....lU .l2G slS
Petersburg Sava. and ms. ......,.0 70 70
Union Bank OF Richmond .......t0 l6s
Virginia Trust Co.. -. 100 y
4 INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine. ........2S 80" 20 =
Is MISCELLANEOUS
American Locomotive pfi ...;....19o gs7l a1s
!. Consolidate sTob 4 n. g. bonds...lo1 "a
q Old Dominion s.. s. Co.......... 100 lis 80,
s. Land s. Co lst bonds, p e; Z; 49, 10
Va Carolina Chemical conl.,.,,.lo0 20 rs
va Car. c. Co. Col. IT,. n. Co.., 9s!i 9sis
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N kSx5!vvN0ifo|k&WeStern

q, :. go LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. n
Z. 300 "A. M.-NORFOLK LIMITED, 5Arrives
lMsorfolls 11:2o q; NJ. Stops only ut Petersburg.
S:os A.. M.-sT. LouIs EXPRESS. BUFFET
p Iar. Car; 4, Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Koanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to ST.
Louis. Blueflell TO Cincinnati. also Roanoke
.,a knsoxville. and Knoxville to Chattanooga8
1910 p. M.--RoANoKB EXPRESS for Farm.
vile. Lyncnburg md Roanoke. 1S&
5:OO r. .M.-OCEAN# SHORE LIMITED. FAr4
rives Norfolk $50 p. NJ. Stops only Mt Peters.
burg. Wavery and Suffolk Connects with
steamers y to Boston, Providence. Now York.
Baltimore and Washington. s5i SIX
7: I5 r: For Norfolk and all stations east
o:3o =. M..NEyv ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman Sleepers Richmond to Lynchburg and
Roslnokc, Petersburg to Bristol. LynchburG to
CHATTANOOGA Memphis and New Orleans. Cate
$3.50 P. M.--woRLD,a FAIR SPECIAL
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to 81
Louis: Cafe Dining Car. s3
e Trains arrive from tho West :a5 a. NJ. 3:ot
p. NJ and 9,05 p. NJ; from Norfolk 1l:4O AZ NJ
and 8 so P. NJ. & e GA, U.S. ri i5S
w. B. BEVILL, mi c. H. BOSLEY.
Gent. Pass ACT. Dist. Pass AIT. j
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ana unchanged. Whsat-steady: spot, CONT aet,
si.ITHal.l,n; No. 3 red, Western. Silica al %
Southern by sample. S1.QsM H. aCorn-Steady;
the year. boa50Ac.: Southern white, 534Ssc.
Rye--Firm; No. Western sac, Butter-Fi nr ;
do. Niadie. i4II5c.; store packed 12G lac. Eggs
Steady and Unchanged at .lc SCheese-Steady
and unchanged. sugar-Strong and unchanged.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND. Oct. ls.-seaboard Air
Line common. 1sfls.; do preferred 354 q
t3ss. Atlantic Coast Lino common. 1915 q l3s,..
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SIG. 100 ROUND |. TRIP S 600
TO THE
WORLDS EAIR-ST. OUTS.

VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN ny.
Tickets a above rate will be sold every
Tuesday and Thursday during the months
OF September and October, limited to ton
days from date OF sale, Tickets limited
to fifteen days. $2l,6O; sixty days. $2s:
season ticket. $81.2O. These tickets will
allow stopover at Summer Resorts be-
tween Bedford aud Bluelleld within final
limit OF tiNket. Two fast vcstibuled
trains, with through Pullman sleepers,
=parlor and dining cars. For descriptive
matter OF tho Worlds Fair and further
information. apply at company's office.
S38 East Main Street,
.JNO. Il. WAGNER, G. II. BOSLEY.
City Pass. Agent. Dist. Pass. Agent.
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SALES:

300 a. q. Ia, com .............G.
3l4oo Amalgamated Copper.......
1900 Amer. Car and Toundry....
100 Amer. Cotton Oil.....,.....
Amer. Snuff ...............
400 Amer. Snnff, pfd..........i
1900 Amer. Can ........,......,...
15oo Amer. Can, pfd. ............
900 Amer. Locomotive, pfd.....
10000 Amer. Sugar .............,.
224O0 A., ]. and 8. Fr, GOMEZ.
2lW A.. r. and g. Fe.. pfd. $500.
1890 Baltimore and Ohlo........
G1SD brooklyn Rapid Translt.s.
200 Canada Southern ..........5
1900 Canadian Pacific ..........
300 chesapeake and Ohlo......
15l00 Chi. Great West............
102s0 Chi, Nil. and s. P.........
bSW Colo. Fuel and Iron.. ......}
600 Colo. Southern, com. .......
200 Colo. Southern, 1st pfd....
1000 Colo. Southern, "a pfd......
200 Clcv., Gin. Chi. and s. L..
700 Cont. Tobacco. pfd.
1900 Consolidated Gas .......,..
500 Delaware and 1Illdson...
Del, Lack. and .NNest.....
112l00 Erie, com ...... ..........+
1880 Erie list -pfd !. Z. :. 4
z 600 Erie, 81 MD.
s400 General Electric ...........
200 Illinois Central ..............S
GIco Louisville. and Nashville.
lv ManhAttnil...... ...... .......
logU Metro. Street Railwny......
2li00 Mexican Central
1850 Mo. Kan. and Tex. COM. !.
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DRY GOODS MARKET ;,I

NIlW YORK;, Oct. 49, Operations in drX
goods show VI slight improvements With the
for tho t,Ilure than they We're especially where
current necessities rornp T. Improvement ~
snotcd III prints, certain spring orders Of good
cloths are also rumored. L
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MISCELLANEOUS MARRrrx
pEANuT MARKET

:pElERsBURG' VA. y Oct. 49, FEANUTs-
,spansh--Aiarket nominal at 90c,; holdings very
Small. Nlrginias--Fancy, 4c. market steady.
stock.
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NAVAL STORES

W'II.MINGTON. n, G,,s Oct. l9-sSPIRlrs
TuiSP lsNTI n E-+Nottng doing, l.ereipts. q
casks. liosln--FIrm at $50 bid receipts. 4 o.
barrels, Tnr-Birm at slGo Crude ,Tirpen-
tinor-Iirm NJ S2.yol So receipts II }ba,rG]s.
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CHEAP RATES TO RALEIGH, N. g.
VIA THE sEABoARD5 AIR LiNS.
Raleigh, N. c., and return, s.. 80. account
North Carolina State Agricultural Fair,
including admission to tho Fair. Tickets
sold October 18th to 2lst, inclusive, limited
tosreturn at any time before or on Octo-
Der "a, 1904. For further Information ap.
ply to s5e
II. s, LIZARD. w. NJ TAYLOR,
Dis. Pass. Age City Ticket Agt.
FIR, Phone 405.
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dull, DAY
IN STOCKS
No R,ish to Buy Was il Evi--:
detce From Opening
to Close.
NO INRoADs ON I. PRICES RICE: }.
Market Closed Easy--Unitcd
States Bonds Unchanged
Oil Call.

NEW YOR-., Oct. S.--A well controlled
reaction was result Of to-daY's stock
market, due TO tile selling to take profits
on tho rise. The control was maintained
by tho lifting OF various special stocks
as Il cover to the realizing sales. Tho
market wns KEEP, Irregular rather than
weak In this way, but the Influence Of the
advances on sentiment was not so
effective as yesterday, and there was more
disposition manifest to look for reaction.
The dealings fell into condition OF de-
cIdcd dulncss at various times during
tho day. and tho rush to buy, which car
,'ies prices Complementary upwards, was
not IN evidence Mt any time during. Inc
day. The profit-takng was not prectpitate,
and was not carried far n the expense Of
values ANY. advance in prices WAS taken
advantage Or 10 sell stocks, hut the pres
sure relaxed at ~ recession In prices 10
last nights level or below. The coiise-
auence was That no great ,nrot q :, on
The policy was reverted to. OF shifting
operations from ono prominent stock TO
another to suStlin prices. In tho nrst
Steel preferred, Missouri Pacific, Read-
ing aid Eric. Later supporting opera
tioms centered on st. Paul. while the
Rry sfe n'ea sass sesi
preferred. Tho absorption or Missouri
Paciic was on a very large scale@and the
motive generally offered for tho buying
WAS thai the stock had not moved COM
nens,irately with tho rise IN the general
market. The rise In sugar was In the
face Of competitive price reductions .loi'
the product. and the excited demand 1or
copper failed to benefit Amalgamated
Copper. The market closed ratller eass
Realizing in speculative bonds made tho
bond market irregular. Total sales, par
valuc,s s7,5i5,0O. United States bonds We're
UNCHANGED on call.
The total sales Of stccka for the day
amounted 10 1,520..yJ shares. q
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q -ATL ANTIC COAST LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRQ-
Ia STREET STATION. s, 4.
EFFECI4NI EeUND!aftEoEPT, iIA.
4 s:05 a. Ma. G. L. Express 20 III points
Il s:OOSA. nj. Petersburg and Norfolk.
1910 T.. M,-Petersburg and ~: and W. NYesss
1900 T.. M.-PetersDurg mud norfolk. fig
sl;IO r. M-Goldsboro Local. n q
5:55 r. M.-Petersburg local. IS.
rs r. -.Fiorlda and West Indian LIN.
- tied, to all points South. -,
D:3O 81 M.-Pcteraburs and n. and W. West.
ii $50 P. M.-Petersburg Local 400,
- lI,It AIMS ARRIVE RICHMOND. ~
4,o7 A. NJ; 7:s5 A. Nh rs'.s a. o d; 'lS ny
An 1l;Ao Nj l:o9 Ar y. 3 NJ. II a'oo y al'
sfcxcept SUNDAY. '.Sundaya only. .8,ie
--'7's C. Is. CAMPBELL, Div Pass. Att.
w. j. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. AIT. li{ta
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z Cash quotations. were az Follows: FLOUH-
Firm: No. spring wheat, si!ad LIS; No.
52,sc.: No. . yellow, h5.kc. No: oats. 3oen
30I.c.; No. 3 white. 2s1aa50Ec No: rye, 77i:tl
7sc; Good feeding barley; sa1sc; fair n 70 choice
northwestern. sl1oA. Mcss pork, per barrel.
sIo9oa % :: lard. per 100 pounds, 71bN7 ~:
short ribs sides (loose). s7504S short clea
sides (boxed). s725d7. 60 Viii skey. basis Of higl
wines 8. 2s,s Clover. contract grade W; %.
#lagIf7c Gheese--steady at l01 loisc: EEgs>--
Firm at mark. cases included. 16E alst4c
firs,s isl.c.: prime, frsts. Iisc; cxtras q ac:
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s SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. a1s.-TURPESTINE-
Firm at So rs receipts. 6G0. casks; ssles. 73l
casks exports. 415 casks Rosin--Fir1n; re-
ceIpts. ISL barrels: sales, 1tis barrels; ex-
p1 .i on. s. q, Oct. is-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothing doing.
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COTTOSSEED OIL MARKET.
= NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.--Cottonseed oil was
barely steady with. quiet business. Prime
crude. 4. o: b.. mills, gisc.; prime summer
yellow, 276f27.sc. ofttsummer yellow, nominal !;
prime white. Biz 032c.; prime winter yellow,