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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-12-02
AMERICA Fur ALL THE PEOPLE,

AMEKlCA FOR ALL The PEOPLE.
"The people like him because he
holds that America is not for Masons,
Odd Fellows, labor unions. negros or
preachers, but for all the people. They
like him because while possessed Of
riches on which he might live life Of
ease he never hunted an easy place in
his life
Roosevelt is a man who feels and
the American people feel Roosevelt.
That he is fearless can testify to.
Once at celebration in q distant city
I walked behind him. A cannon was
fired. Jumped the appropriate mum.
Der Of feet He never balted an eye.
It is great thing to have President
prepared for any emergency.
mot since the days of Abraham
Lincoln has there been man as close
to the west. He is not remote. He
walks on the ground, is neighborly,
clean, manly. religious. If he ever
does wrong it will be mistake of tho
head and not Of the heart. And 90 we
say altogether we love our President a
bit and like him outrageously we'll
At the conclusion of the address
Chairman Green called for rising &
vote Of thanks to DR.. Quayle. The
request was complied with, the audi
ence at the same time giving the
Doctor round Of applause
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
LARGE SALES
IN US. STEEL
This Stock Remains Firm OIL
the New York
Market.
BONDS REMAIN UNCHANGED.
United States Securities Arc
Firm and Heavy Sales
Arc Shown.
/I1y A.oocintcl prcas,)

w.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.--Dealings IN
stocks to-day were not up TO yesterdays
record, but the dimensions and tDe as
tonsl,lng breadth ana variety Of mo
market were well ma ntained.
rho list was subjected to a pretty
searching liquidation and severe .inronds
upon prlces resulted, but tic benefit TO
the markets health OF this process began
10 be shown in tho latter pree.-ol NV
day, when there, were snbstantta! irecq9fSss
cries from the low lowell. ,rhs reacnonary
course Of tho market was largely Que l
q, tnchn al causes. Consideration WAS
given 20. day Il .the more nnicriai las-
tors OF the disappointing quarterly s LIZ
mont OF the Un.tGd states steel ~ ~ ry,,s
lion, the Irritating tension ,p ths s trosnsct
Ella and Great Britain ana hc moan. ,,
Of n considers bic gold export lnoneln ni,,,.
it Is enough to indicate the alsa ppp el,,
incnt OF tl,a highly HpecGiat,,ve r.e.ie ~
With the United States steel report ~, ~
know that reports were circulated on ). tne
stock exchange yesterday, tn la ths ~ Sap
terry net earn ngs would amount I, y. 80 80,
ta,.r;Do. While the $ls,I1382 reported was was
sYn4,. the expectation In more relsonhg.e
+ n nj we'll informed quarters, the low he-
ire Of the untitled orders on hand WIZ sans
d shock to the sanghine 1eeiins, M's ~
Has grown UP regarding the revival IN We S'
4 steel industry and the add.t onal iorinai
assurances given by the chairman %. "a, t lie
Board OF the further SpaJlsl2n ~ - ~ ~,
i si,,cc the turn OF the quarter proved n
E,flIcicnt to overcome TINS s,, t
3Sing from the steel centers and IRON nv
West was very large. Both q INC VA w ).
tied states Steel stocks and the iac a.
and Pennsylvania showed the usual SYN :,
1,sthy with United states Steel. London
also sold freely here. While " was 5Dc-
klicyed that the acutcncas OF INC 4 nsi ~
Is RUSSIAN crisis was assauged IRON /, tnc
present, The situation was felt e. De can
rarO,ls. The report that arrangen leI1
L j,s,dS becn IRA ctically concluded fora S2'o.-
y do. 90 Russ an loan. to be placed m b 81.
lii, and Paris sufficiently explains ..s
pressure from Those points Tor gold Ii.lto
POINTS concIusivety to n considGrapie Will
Itawal OF gold from New YORK. me re-
action was not beyond control NJ any
\ Srn ieilcct mr. their employ mcnt as brakes
II restrain the decline. The rally WIS
4 n,t f,,liyg maintained and the closing was
+ easy, but fhc urgent liquidation was not
BE Bonds were heavy. Total sales, l pas
Tinted States bonds were unchanged on
c. Total sales stocks to-day, l,77s'1o'o
MONEY AND EXCHANG E-acIao3S
Money on call stcady; 3-iM3 ~ =. PEI I,ss
cent; closing bid. q offered at ~: y ne
loans. easy and q, dull ,non, g bs ea$1 ~
prime merc;.-tilc paper. 4n5 per cent cent; (
s,c,linE5 exchange, firm, with acsu e onst-
IN bankers bills sis6 20 ior
ieYna,.d and at NJ w ., ~ -
da@ Hills. Posted rates, fisi L. anu eio..
tom,,itrclal5 bills s4s3 BIS =, bar 81
Is is. Mexican dollars. 40 IA.
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I R1cHMo I PRODUCE Market

Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
quotations are wholesale prices.) ~ 5
"a POULTRY Ciye)--FAIriy d acslve Quotations.
Chickens. large, per pound. l$7l4c.;; insd UNI.
per pound, i4c.; small, per Iound l5lli5c, !;
tens, per pound, N@sllc.; ducks per p-und,
4ltg iic., ducks sit young, per pound, ilu 49,;
ROSTERS, per piece. .5c. Turkeys-.artire at
l3c.; large. 1EzIflSc.; small, ltdl1c.; fat tur-.
keys in active demand; receipts lie mt. I.
Y 3Cl TEh-..ttauy. Choice fanny pa ked. 160
nc, per pound; fancy dairy packed lbliIc.=
pei pound !; cnolce dairy packed. lbc per Pound !;
7choi cc sso.e pa ct:ed IA. per pound
ia lac per pound common, sc. Der poun
AZ ECjGSItraLes, nearby, fresh iaia. y -5cy per
dozen; crates, other sections 1ac per Dozen
barrels and boxes. 1s. per dozen; suiena. &C.
FRUITS AND VEG EIABLES-APpirs, per
barrel. fancy manipulated. Sl7 ~: per barrel.
choice hanupacked. sL76;S per barrel, medium.
handpacsed, Si.5O; pei barrel. fancy, a:.liu-
packed. cloth covered, sl:.5u1o9 per bar lir
Bsans-s;ayy No. 4 white. sl.ou So: common ~,
j /. so; 81 colorcd, $l.25al 30; blackeye PEGS,
tL4Jd1.5o bushel. Onions, GSas 4Y1oc. P6ta-
LoeS Virginia 4sai45c. peg bus; Western. bsepoyc
PtAcnes-s-b basket carrier, fancy. sl.V,u1. 49, g.
carrier. slal.25: common 5efpi5c.; white heath,
fancy sl.5oal75; white heath choice. SIX.
SPcanuts-Farmera, per pound. 3;.-tlc Hams
small. l51l6c.: hams, large lSplic.i sides,
smoked. ivgI i2c:: shoulders smoked se!llyc.,
veals- Best. &c. per pound; runners, asc:;;
5s.5ac, deer. i0lllc. Came wanted,
( FLouR-Patent. winter wheat $685.;
sirai ri, Is. winter wheat, S575Mt, co; cisars,
winter wheat. SjG5..5; extra, " inter wheat,
s,.SDaL75! low grades. Wlntsr wheat. Sid4 -:
saced. 7Dag72..c. country bolted. sacked. 6-tsGb
&c. MIilteea-Sa;,e::.I, per ton. sacked, T22G
q, 81; bran, s19.54l20OQ.
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SALES:

700 IS. G. H., com. ............
o leg Amer. Grass Irvine. ......
5000 Afnalgainated Coppcr.....
200 Amer. Car and Foundry...,
300 Amer. Cotton Oil...........
Amer. Snuff ...............
100 Amer. Snuff, pfd..........
1000 Amer. Can ..................5
1000 Amer. Can, pfd.............
1900 Amer. Locomotive, com....
400 Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
32lo0 Amer. Sugar .,..............
5000 a.. 7. and s. Fc, coln......
1000 a., r. and s. re, pfd...,..
910D Baltimore and OlIio....,..!
2:GOo Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
100 Canada Southern ..,,.....tf
800 Canadian Pacific ............
200 Chesapeake and Ohio....,.
$500 Chi. Great Wcst.e...,.......
1900 Chi, Nil. and 8. P.........
2S-yo Colo. Fuel and Iror..t.....
1909 Colo. SOUTHERN com........
500 Colo. Southern, 1st pfd....
100 Colo. Southern, "a pfd.....
Clev., Gin, Chi. ana s. L..
100 Cont. Tobacco, pfd..........
900 Consolidated Gas .........,
$500 Delaware and TlutEon.....l
Dal., Lack. and Western.
1890 Eric, com......,. ,..........
y. Eric, LIT Observation-Disclosures.
41G0 Eric. 81 pfd. ................
500 General Electric ............
2S09 Illinois Central ............
$500 Louisville and Nashville.
1880 Manhnttan....... ...... 1890.
2220O Metro. street 1,aIlway......
o7200 Mexican Central ......t.....
1900 Mo-. Kan. and TEX, COM.
1850 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. pfd..
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NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct. &c -coTToN-
1880 bales. Including 4.i59 TO arrive. Quota
tons reduced Lice K
& Futures opened steady and al points up. a
we'll known bear firm took advantage OF Inc
fact that To-day is the first notice dai fots
October md turned loose come notices =, a
scramble to get away from them i'nnled atcty
cnsucd. Coupled With this feature was heavy
by heavy longs IN other positions.
This caused n decline OF. ts2a24 points. 3eceIn-
bera opened . points higher at S9.71. and after
gaining a point rapidly sold down TO g. 80 lie
market closed weak at the level Of the
day, with net losses OF laelyE point II ~ ~ d,
ES Cotton futures steady: October, ~ ia?.A.;
November December S9a H;
uary, 9.5aM9.60; February, g.6tei3 Gs ? 4 AaFch,.
9.7tae.75; April, s.s0Ia.S1; May, s.s5a9.s7
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NAVAL STORE.

WILMINGTON. N. c., Oct. 2s-sPIRITs
.TuRPENTIS E--.Nothlng doing; receipts. 80
casks. Rosin--Frm at S2.45 ;,receipts, lel barr
refs. Tar--birm at u. d.; reGapts. 10 rarres.
Crude Turpent.ne-f!rn at s-,sSaa,s9; receipss.
lVo barrels S.
Firm al 5ls,c,: receipts, ly3 casEs; sales, $40
casks; exports, 5Bl casks Ros.n.-E. r,n: re-
ca.pts, l,45 barreis; sales. l.7l0 barrels; cx-
ports, ..Gi barrels. Ei3f1ss54s 81
4 CHARLESTON. S, CT. Oct. 26-TuRPEN-
TINE; AND ROSIN--Nothing doing,
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Wall Street Gossip.

,.,,,,- yoRK. oct. GA. the opening the
,,,rI;e; showed vigorous support ana Gun 80
strength In ,h,. face o. tbs rather
disappointing Steel statement u..i - -. ,r,,.r
ri tuesday. taken TO <ind!caie is'' Ia sIi
interests cid rot want the market 20 s eti
OFF.
Everybody was disappointed ny 'h 1s s ns.i
>.nlutne OF orders on hand shown IN Inc s'l'ti
.tan,an, one OF tho stories current TO ca-
nlni,,7 II is that tl:e figures might have psen
better without any ,aea hs Su iu
incnt. late and arc being given . csia'ce 70 sse
on board:
o.. &. W. responded quickly TO tho sharp az
vance in tho stock in London just before
x our opening. II Is sill hoped mat sotti,--
thing better than ] IL fer cshe. . snaih'i-
. Zee,
one Of the early consolidation stories les. WAS
I tb,.' old orc about the sale of Great Western
10 trnian Pacific 1t Is at least certain tina;
n control could not pass without the consent ~
the foreign s,ockhoiders "a! ana Their s.oaks ars
: Ia 10 purely OF market character. end
4 Flower K Co, nrs said to be the real leaders
1,,,,E mn r,et es,ecteJ the regular dividend
z Pressed steel Car common, with m stimn-
4 lion that there would not be no more for
some time TO come
~ p extraordinary strength was shown In Union
Pacific. ard probably did ms much as any
course OF The market The street y hard Y
conv!re, that the tape Is rot proclaimtrg
n Northern Securities settlement
Although advances were confined to limit
s. c,i number of issues the tone throughout tir
first hour was very good, y vas thought
that the Morgan brokers We're the most active
influence on the long side, and on this account
the commission house following Was very
H fair.
Boston was an early buyer OF American.
Sugar The sentiment In Lower Wall Street,
\ an the stock seems 10 beEa good deal more
cheerful than usual.
In the forenoon trading one Of the features
WAS the heavy selling Of stocks all around by
tie Western houses. such issues as MIS-,
we're used to create good impression III or
der 10 facilitate selling elsewhere. IN ii 4 .y-iE
One OF tho most active Of the foreign, houses,
which does good deal OF keent and Nor.
gan business In London. seem to be getting
Its customers out OF stocks. iti y ri ST
Specialists report In many instances that.
s they have q good deal OF long stock In sight
on moderate advances and have plenty Of
stop-loss orders on rccessions
I'm ono active pool mndc up for the most
Fart OF uptown traders, the feeling was
nj least conservative. The two stocks they
q have been operating In acted well up to a
point. hut the 10. pool subseGuently ran into
calculations.
In spite OF the substantial decline In the
MARKET before noon stocks after midday stead
led rather we'll Taken all through & tho
market had held UP with considerable cour-
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nRY GOODS alARKE ),

q NEW YORK Oct. 96--The dry goods market
Is considerably quleer, but tirlnness is its
chief Characteristics Reluctance against seii-
Ing aheaIi is the attitude ct tho seiier, and
while buyers are OPERATING on the Same bas-s
EFFORTS TO Secure nearby deliveries are so gem
orally unsuccessful mat they take consider
able interest in the future.
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ege against a really heavy volume OF profit
taking coming from sonrces hLtherto 4bulish.-

!
Although A. A. Housnnn & Co... bought
stocks openly. i ia estimated on the . nops
round :he room. Including at least = ,.. 90
shares or Erie. These orders were, OF course
given out. and some of them may have
been for London.
Trading had become moro profes sionai IN
the early Afternoon than Il has been Tor a
good while past. Ioseme'ftss were not not -, 10
vide nor were the blocks pf stocks chang
Ing hands too heavy for the professionals
10 handle. The commission houses were de-
cidediy conservative and were not doing Mucii
Although active stocks were RI lllsd NJ with
come confidence and strength. It was note
worthy that such high priced Issues as Hela- 4
ware and iIIndson. New York Gent raj. North
wcr,erh ara niiroi. Central sold on very
easily fn the late afternoon: Plenty active
traders nrs still hrlsb. bu, seen, TO thtk
q. will take a little time TO get up steam
again.
AZ the close come special strength In Union
Paciric ana Rock Island terdtd to rally the
pest Of the market. although the toni waf
alItt'e uncertain md rather feTerish IN p'acGs
Active tradfrs wer- ut least conservative
and probably did not get home long Of much
stock. 55Esl 1850 f5s SIS. NJ tF $5s
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coTToNsEED OIL MARKET,
NEW YORK, Oct. 2d--Cottonseed on was
duh and easy IN the absence OF support Prime
crude, o. b. mills 20Ef-Gsac,; prime summer
yellow, a6ls Gy27cF; oil summer yellow, NOM nal
prime While and winter yellow, aoQSic.
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Y. $. rcfunding %. registered ...,..........t.
U. S. refundIng Is. coupon. ..........s...
U. 8. 80. registered
u s. ~, coupon ..t........
IL s. New ~. registered .....................
IT,. s. New 10, coupon. Observation-Disclosures
u. s. Old Az registered ................,....{
u. 81 Old 4s, coupon ................
Aichison general 4s observation-disclosures.
Atchison adjustment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Coast Line 4r.....-.
Baltimore and Ohio as.......................
Baltimore and Ohio aiks....................;
Central OF eorgla IS.
Central OF Georgia Ist ltic,........... ......,,
chesapeake and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
chcnRo and Alton ........,.......
Chicago. u. and Quincy new 4s.........@...
Chicago. ~. and ST. Pau! gen. 4s...,.'....
Chicago and Northwestern con 1s...s,...,
Chicago, r. /. and Pacific $a...........-..,.
Chicago, II. /. and Pac. col. 6s,..,......,
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
* RAITTMoRE MD, Oct. Co. -Saaboari Air
Line common l6Il6A do. preferred, ESisa 3itt
Atlantic Coast Line common, l3Sqlio.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARK ,;1a.
PEANUT MARKET

" PETERSBURG, VA, Oct. &26.-PEANUTS-
SpanIsh-Market nominal at 9Jc.; sales tnIs
week Of about $500 bags have greatly reduced
holu.ngs ana the stock now is compaseu musly
OF DOUBLE; old goods. Virginias--Alartet steady
at. 4r. for fancy stock. Market bare Of stock.
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Other Produce Markets.

y NEW YORK. Oct. a26.-F'LOrR-Afarket was
moderately active at firm prices. Rye Flour
Firm. BuckI:heat Flour-.Quict at S2AeS
Cornmeai--FnI. Rye-Non!nal. l5ar!es--.
Steady. Isl 5e3 lH ~ SIS z
Wheat-Sr2t easy. No. . red, Sl.:a5a. OPP
lions opened q trille easier under foreign self
ing of May, rallied on smaller receipis,s but
Inlthe last hour broke severely In rqs9eHses 10
Minneapolis heariness, closing :sgSa c;;.5 net
lower. May closed a, r.lSas; July, $l.csss;
T. Corn--spot ilrtri. No. 2. s9llc. Option mar
ket was more active and generally firm all
day on small receipts and talk OF Decenber
manipulation, closing partly hsc. net higher
spo, quiet; mixed, sia gs5ac. Options nominal;
3 Beef-Steady. Cut Meats-Steauy; psckied
hams. gl.drl0c. per pound LarL--Quiet;J vest
.ern steamed. $3.50; October closed at Si,G9 NOM
5inal; refined, dull Professionally
Cuffee-Spot Rio quiet; mild. dull. The ma T.
ket for coffee futures opened steady nj an adj
vance OF . points and closed steady, net un-
changed to 3 points higher Sales 5000 bags.
S;ugar-R Raw. tirm: fair! refining. Sac: centrl-
fugal, 96 test, +hc.; molassesl sugar. SEci $re-
tined steady. Rice--Frm, ENTHUSIASTICALLY,
Butter-Firm and unchanged. Cheese---euiet
and unchanged. EGGS Steady and un n, ID
State and Western, sl.5Qal,75i Jersey sweets,
Sl.aaal,75. bases-Steady; per barrel, i, p q
55c Cotton-By steam to Liverpool, lac; TUT
Rosln--Steadyi strained, COM
mon TO good. s.. s7l:aeao.
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UNION STOC8 KYARDS.I PITInBURG. PA,
Oct. %, ll--supply light; market
steady. Choice, $. ipaa.0; prime. s5.ldI5 30;
active. Prime heavy. s5.6Jn5.5a: med UNI.
So Sd # heavy workers. s5.35g5. 40; light york
crs 35.10G SO: pigs, 4.3ol5.0o; roughs $4,000
supply light and market steady. Prime
wethcrs. S4l0Gt.25; common sheep, $1,000;
spring lambs, $4,000; veal calves S7lr.vo E
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y BALTIMORE. MD. Oct. 2s-FLouR-F'Irrn.
Winter extra, s4.45I4S) Wheat-Dull; spot,
contract and the month si.l7all7ls; No. :, red.
western, si.1oa southern by sample. soc. @
Sizes. Corn--S trong: the year. STAG; new
southern white. III 81 @53c. Oats--SteadE; No.
wnste, s33st fps4s.; No. mixed. 33c.5 aye-Firn:
No, 2 western 90a9lc. Butter--Firm; fancy !Inl-
tatIon lTeIIsc.; do. creamery, 22@M-3c.: do.
ladle, 15Gpl6c.; store-packed. ltc- SIS iIgys-.-
tIiTn 81 iz4c.z$ Chcese--E Easy and unchanged.
Sugar--Firnl and unchanged. I
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CATTLE MARKETS.

I NEW YORK, Oct es-BEEvE s-Receipts.
1873 head. W Good steers barely steady; oilers
SLOW to l5c. lower; bulls steady; cows dull and
generally 10l1i5c. lower Native stecis, $40
$40: stays and oxen, s2a4.00; bulls. s292. 20
COVE S1.t5Si2.75 calves-Receipts, .S41 head.
Good veals steady; Others trife easier; grass
ers dull apd weak; Westerns nominal Neals,
si5JaS-60; little calves. s3Gf4.25; grasse!s.
$500 Dressed calves weak. City dressed
veals sfpi3c. per pound; country dressed So
Ike. erspound. Sheep and Lambs--Ia Receipts.
l.,-3s mead. aleep steady; lambs more active,
generally steady, some aales lower; few cars
unso.d Sheep. 6g cuils. Sl.59Gf2.I5; lambs,
S.. 25IG.12iS few choice State lambs. S61o4
&, q; Canadian Ia mbs. $3.50: culls $50 Hogs
Receipts, s.l17 head. Market lower. Best State
hogs. So ~. : Fl III q, KS 80
I CHIcAG0, LII. Oct. ee-clATTLE-Re
3l,3e9 head Il Western, 800 head Market inc.
lower s. Good To prime steers, s6uIp0; poor
10 medium. sa.75dS75; s.ockers and feedsrs,
s. .5el -; cows. sl55ai5o; hclfers, sgt So
Gamers. $t.5ONe. 70; bulls, S,I4.25 calves, S3g
100; Texas-fed steers. s3.5015.G0: Western
calves, S3I6.50. HOgs-Rece.pLs. g, COO head.
Market 1Vc. lower Mixed and butchers,
8 oI 10 choice heavy, s5.1dGj.49; rough
and heavy, sI.s7u5.05; light, s+9DG5.ap; bulk OF
sales S5.1Gua,25. Sheep-Recelpts 10 800 head.
Market steady. Good to choice wethers. s4@
10: fair to choice mixed, sa2a5aS75; native
lambs, SIlS. IS
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

~ C.. G.. e. and 81. Louis r.n. Is. 1927.
* Chicago Terminal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M
80 Consolidated Tobacco 4s................,... Itlt
SIS Colorado and Southern
OK Denver and Rio Grande 4s..... J1G1h
IN uirEpei otuaB.. mehehth hehehehthcntlain
81 Erie prior lien ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lgois
5h Erie General Ssts
2M Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts......... 111A
IN Hooking Valley 100
ss Louisville and NASHVILLE Unified 1929
az Manhattan consol gold 4s.................. 1e5
III Mexican Central 73is
~ Mexican Central LIST Inc. =
. MINI. and 81. Louis As. W
55s Missouri, kansas and Texas Az. 12
,lH Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds.......... a
q National r. r. OF Mexico con. 4s.....i..,.9 50
o New York Central gen. !W IS
So New Jersey Central gen. 1914
s. Northern Pacific ~ 1854
i Northern pacEc So.
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q CINCINNATI. o., Oct. 8oG-HOGS-ActIve ut
5Ge25c.. decline Butchers. $500 cotnmon,
50. 25tyi "a. Cattle-Slow. Fair to good snip
pers 81. 1871. 10; common s2.50u3.i0. Sheeg--
Steady at Slda,dO. i.anDs-Easy at S3.2oaoS5
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MARINE lAIsLLiGENcE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. 70, 1904.

ARRIVED. =
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk rGerchan-
ise ami passengers, old Don,ini N line,
schooner William s. Rogers, H'agnsr. Baltl-
Schooner William Cobb, Cook. Norfolk. Gals
cine plaster. Warner Moore and CO.
Schooner Alice Hodges, Brown, Baltimore,
AIMED goods, Lcfebpre-Armistend Co.
7y SAlLt,t5 FIJI ~
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves James
River landings and Norfolk, merchand.se ana
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk; 5n,srchan-
dise ana passengers. Old Dominan fine. 6
Schooner William :. Rogers, Wagner. Jatnes
River lumber, III ~ ID SO s6Sj
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sY r. r. ~ Richmond, Fredericks-
us5s sOats Durg s. Potomac X. r..

FIR M ''isa . rssaer J s,
sI.Ai,ls leave lticilnlond-.N orthWard.ii
lt15 A. NJ. daily, Byrd st. Through.
u 6:a5 A.: NJ. daily. Main St Through {slsE
70 4. M..week days. islbo, Ashland accom-
$40 a: Nj. daily. Byrd St. Through. Local.
1906 noon, week days. Byrd ST. Through.
y 400 P. NJ, week days. Byrd 81 FrederickBSs
burg accommodation. Z ssg.s
sag +: s., wesk days. ,5lbn, Ashland ~
81 sos +. Nj daily Byrd st. Through:
5ssss I rams Arrive 81 r i;hmond-Sout Inward. 5
$40 4. ~. week Jays. Eiba Ashland ao-s
!, $40 a.. NJ. week days. Byrd st. Fredertcks.3
SO. A.. Nj daily. Byrd ST. Through. ss5y
sa u go a.. M. week days. Byrd st. Through
::sS II, daily. Main 81; Through.
1 500 ?. NJ. week days Elbn. Ashland ao-I
i:l5 T. NJ, daily. Byrd st. Through.
d $3.50 r. NJ. daily Byrd St.. Through. Local
stops. lt5 M gE
1923 P, M. daily. Main st. Through. "
81 NOTE-Prllman Sleeping Or Parlor Cars on
all trains except train arriving Richmond $50
Ann, week days. and local saccommoda tionA3
So Time of arrivals and departures and con- ec-
W, ID. DUKE q. w. GULF, w. P.iTAYLoR,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
COTTON MARKETS..

NEW Yonk, Oct. :1;-rhss eott9n market ],
advance OF = points. Influences were contlct-,
ing Gables were poor Than eSpected.a5WhIs
me weather ms reported by. the5e;trsy map was
considered unfaverabe, owing to more or less sss
n ihe..wes;ern belt. Al frs: prices responded
10 the cables, but before The sail vi. was S co.
better buying movement thronrh eomniss i,,
Whole list Immediately following the call NOV.
ed Up. and before the end Ct, Of the hsst Pew ,ar
the initial bulge, the market ruled generTin,i n,
OF hedges by leading spot Interests liguiaats,n
ana selling orders from hysrp Is whes ss
BY an estimate q the srsp p!a5cng over
nont' or two Of the bottom, at Q net decline
Of s9ls points. The maj tons was s s.sai l..ra
ad nj 49, 0G0 bales.
u, ar.pts nj The ports to-day were u ,ls5 bales
aranst p es.soa last week and 6s.l25 last H. year
~ I. ' he week 100000 bales against 29S 9o9 last
roi ny md 4oIyl2 last year To-day receipts
~ New Orleans were 25547 bales against y osa
last year, and at Houston W'oh pS'Ss ae"'itst
llTS0 last year. i1i5tl $500 5