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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
Wool Suits.

lAcomplete stock of all styles, including single and double breasted suits and suits with belts to match $2.5o to
 $8.so.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15
cHEoeE cUKsERLANo WILL
COME HERE ~ JANUARY

Il is stateI that the large steam
dredge Cumberland. which is now en-
gagged in work in Savannah. viii ar
rive here early IN January to wark on
the harbor. Il was expected that the
dredge would be here this month. but
according to ? letter received a few
days ago she win not finish work N
Savannah for about Two weeks She
+ Il be here. H. is believed. To- two o.
ihree months
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15
Notice o Annual MEETING

The regular annual meeting Of the
shareholders OF the National Hanl
OF Brunswick win he held at It's bank
ing house in brunswick, Ca, on Tues.
cay The 10Th day Of January, 1905, al
II o'clock a. M, for the election of
directors for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction OF such other bus.
mess as may properly come before
the meeting (. D. Walter.
Cashier.
Brunswick. Ga. Dec 10. 1909.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15

A sudden attack 1T night Of some
form Of bowel complaint may come to
ony one Every family should be pro
e.ded with a hottie Of Dr. Seth Arm
CHS baisam Warranted by Smiths
harmacg
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15
= = , = = = : ,. = ? = = = :
some Social
Deus aOtes.

GHOSTS.
] IKE LAYERS % burned cities
The old loves lie in my heart.
enc hidden beneath the other
Yet each of myself part
Above their forgotten ruins
a new love has reared on high
II temple OF wondrous beauty
With spires that touch the sky.
Bul on when kneel at the altar,
Meseems th.t a murmur I hear.
As Of words through a cavern whis-
pered,
And | listen in wonder aud fear,
Though here We lie buried ana hidden
Thy loves OF tree that has fed
Anu though fer new love FORGOTTEN
/ Dost surely know We are dead,
Edwin Bjorkman
Those having items for this column
sre invited to telephone Mrs. }. A.
Montgomery phons 1852.
| Master Edwin Fendig is improving
from a recent illness
Miss Mary lay and Miss Mary Ice
crogatI retarn today from savannah.
a little daughter is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs j II Morgan on Monk street.
Mr. and Mrs. G B. Porter. OF Doug
las ana children, win spend Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs w r. Porter.
Mrs Frank Scarlet and Miss Bessie
Scarlet arrive this morning from Toe
era 10 Tie pleasure Of their friends
rere
Mrs +. II sweat leaves today after
visit to Mrs. J. j. Richards to spend
some time with her daughter in Dub.
lin, Ga
Mr. and Mrs e. j MeTighe and chill
hen will arrive shortly from sayan-
nah to spend the holidays with Mr..
land Mrs W. .. Porter
Mrs Josephine Campbell the mis-
nouary left Tuesday for waycros
from where fhe viii 60 on a tour
ltctnring through Georgia and Florida
$50
The friends Of Miss Lucy Peck who
esited relatives here last winter. viii
loarn with interest that she Is nov
Havana. having gone there on
/ Che vessel with her father.
Mrs Mood Abrams ami her daguh
GER Miss Abrams, will arrive in Bruins
i ack early next month to make their
Aame here. Mr. Abrams who is a
sotiifvr of J. B. Abrams Is already
eere and he and his charming family
will be an acquisition to Brunswick
/ Htieiai circles.
Little Miss Gladys McKinnon who
sas the fortunate winner OF the little
range at the hospital fair had the
heai sum Of $1,000 to turn over to the
judges in the contest. OF this amount
$40 was sent in Tuesday by Mr. ZIP.
stein, Of Savannah and $40 BY Mr..
John w Young OF Savannah.
The Carnegie family is well repre-.
scented at Dungeness at present. IN
the party which recently came down
to spend tha winter were Mr.. and
Mrs T NJ Carnegie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Carnegie Jr., ana their chill.
dien and Mr. Frank Carnegie An.
drew Carnegie. ST.. win come TO Dun.
goness in Febreary.
The Methodist ladies' will conclude
their sale today ana promise rare bar.
gains to their customers. Everythlrg
viii be sold out at low prices and
eVeryone shot "a call to see the dolls
and fancy articles that are to be
closed out To-Day. The exchange Of
meats. cskes. etc. wlll also be held
again and hot chocolate will be serv.
also coffee baked beans. sandwiches
oysters, etc. Al are invited.
---------------.
N Mnf4ra IS
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15
VS. Up ID You. 49,

y . U 70 FOLs WIN
WILL YOU DO WITH 1T
Rub Is on. OF course. Vests Wound
cure. the. hes, IMMINENT en- earth for
sid sores tetier ring. worm poison
oak, piles rheumatism and numerous
ether diseases, also Vests Con0rs
rboea and syphilis cure Is gBafan.
teed to eure Conorrhoea and SyphlIs
END OH Ike 8ses SEES Ask your drug.
glst
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15
PERSONALS.

J. s, Franklin spent yesterday in
ssaynesyille
r. E. Hodgson. Of Savannah. spent
yesterday in the city.
O. Park. Of Macon. is spending
few days ii the city
" IT. Wood vii be at home in q
= v days to spend the holidays
= L. Garfield, of Macon was regis
tered at the 0glethcKpe yestes day
?. r. Lester. lumberman Of Ocala.
ga. is in the city for few days.
Levi o'steea. a wen known attorney
- Douglas. spent yesterday in the city
p. G. Mcdonald. Of FoIkston: vas
among the visitors to the city yester-
day.
D. Fl Lang, Of Blackshear. was
among the visitors to the city yesfer
dey
G. J Waxlehaum. a vel known Ma
ION drummer vas in the city yeste1-
lay
Judge J. L. Sweat Of, waycross. is
~ the city on legal business connected
ith the Atlantic and Birmingham rail
read. Judge Sweat IS the general
: counsel Of the road
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15

Il not keep your house warm It's
Il action liat II needed just now
BIS isn's April with the whole sum
eel before you II you keep on think
YOU viii wake up some morning
lh ihe shivers.
ORDER NOW
ard have Il ever with Let us send
~ enough a carry YOU through the
stcr il sou order yonr usual guam
yon vii find some lefl IN the
Ing For our kind Of coal goes
Heh fnrther than others Try Il this
Ef and see.
COMFY q PARKER.
ephona u.s.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15

The nnest tho OF biandies. imported
or domestic Tor fruit cakes. Phon
$50; prompt delivery. Sig Leyison.
nc Bay street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15
christmas 9HrkeY5

Our big stock Of dry oGk is going
asst, send in YOUR order today Phone
20 W w, Miller.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15

DR. Bowler Buchu gin. Dr Franz,
Inns Cuoeb Elm. Phosphate and im.
ported gin f0r kidney complaints ii
Sig Levison's $40 Bay street phone
l20 prompt delivery.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15
~ D .srvIng EnglIsh ducl..

FOR SALE = good cows. cheap
Apply ". A. Cline at steam Laundry
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15
Dyspepsia

VllsaIIl3 al INC uI39slVe Juices g
found in healthy stomach, ard "a
exactly those proportions necessary to
enable ths stomach and digestive oyg@ns
to digest ara assinlate all foods that nav
DO eaten. Kodol is not only a perfect
digestant but it is a reconstuctive. tis-
sue building tonic as well. Ko5ol cures
Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Sour Stomach.
Heartburn, Palpitation of the Heart and
Constipation You viii ike it.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15
DO YOU WANT A
NEW STOVE or RANGE

: Il. Bohne has jlse received a fun
inc Of both and another large order
y coming Good stoves at cheap prize.
rs Cali aud examine them
Stoves and ranges also repaire on
short notice
Ger. Howe and Newcastle Sta
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15

Hr0nswick, GA Dec 10, ieO4
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15

= L. Garfield, OF Macon was regis
tered at the 0sletherpe yeste, day.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15

" t. Wood vii be at home in q
" days to spend the holidays
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15

?. r. Lester lumberman Of Ocala.
pa is in the city for a few days.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15

~ I4NII9VWIs1 IdUIUs VII tUHCIWW'
their sale today and promise rare bar
gains to their customers. Everythlri
viii be sold out at low prices an,
everyone shot "a call to see the doll
and fancy articles that are to b,
closed out To-Day. Tho exchange d
meats. cskes, etc. will also be hell
again and hot chocolate will be serv
also coffee baked beans. sandwiches
oysters, etc. Al are invited.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15

Levi o'steen a wen known attorney
= Douglas. spent yesterday in the city
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15

Q. A Park. Of Macon. is spending
q few days ii the city
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15

J. s Franklin spent yesterday IN
81 aynesviIle
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-15

B. G. Mcdonald Of FoIkston. was
among the visitors to the city yester-
day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
DAY ON THE MARKET
Southern Pacific Run Up a Point
in First Quarter Hour. M
Especial 10 Tho Times, DIsnntch1 !,

N<,pSE'h1 W HS 4Ill6S- DlSpQtCh,) FhlA1srS
Post says The Stock Exchange :" and Ay syerv.
ece e y 99sen terg9 az
ci 1,,r over tho inside quarrel! ana the
connective buying" went to tho limbo where
asa eLorm1us purchus
VILE and Nashville Ind been already ree
Il snother sd 81 the
say, was Southern Puciflc, which was run VI
q point IN the first Quarter hour. None OF tho
y Th!ih In TIC ease unlon Pa
G!umay operators. adhered to tho Southern
r h.tala movement Only IL the half hour
n e TIC close was Herfnctory effort made
stock tie sake o moa sens n1 I,.
t!aiNtrsst WAS taken In these exploits BY any any
tho market during tho greater part OF TIA
day, threv the proper llght OH the foolish
s sas Dc Ct 6 'h 1s,t asf oSTnE here
ves ike Ss &oud i M"'s s XaG!sa po IN
finance and In psychology. "a VA NJ p Az si95
"a sharp break In foreign exchange to-day.
brings the sterling tmarlet s.sc. in lhe T Hound
below yesterday aud q full cent Under Tic
bsssase pe EN- w 81 Ct snty
and trade e, si!pston To'day's ratio for do
m"na Rn;S Fts5s4 l. net
noyeHant 10 begin Rally strln sn , nonuy
ssss xes a.a Ss ss s. sW
now mt work. Last year. when We drew
$4,000 gold flpnl London In tho autumn.
none WAS engaged before November ed, and
sight sterling ruled that day, around s4S4 ia.
exchange considerably Lower even thai, tsat.
There were, mor rn Wa decisive ltu,
change and Import q & sald; Dne was as our on
time touched slx per cent at November.
openings. The other, was tho state OF our
foreign trade. Avhers Europe's eagarress 70
make sure Of lts cotton snpplt los. even at the
high prices, caused our October cotton ship
raised our total exports for the month sou
sixteen snilllons above tho preceding year, We
sont III Europe during tho first half OF sen.
tenlher nearly $50 900 bales more than In the
same two weeks Of 1903, This would mean,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
SsULLY .RE-ENTERs
THE COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-rhc Globe this

NEW YORK, Sept. 222.-The Globo this
afternoon says: q y !. #
# D. j, Sully, who failed March last:
Apr declared thai lie was through with
cotton in the Speculative sense and would
inaver buy and thcr bale, has y reentel ed
4 the cotton market, backed BY synui-
cate of New Orleans 5speculat tors, and oneo
more loo ms up as n power. Al though the
men behind Mr.sully arc not known,
Colonel W. r Brown, Frank 4Hayne,
Thomas j. Majors George McFadden,
and S. r. B. Morse, were mentioned to-
day on the floor Of the Cotton Exchange
as being on the same side OF the mar
ket. III tS7 III II 55sl8
Mr.. sully vs avowedly a bull. and is out
to put the price OF cotton up to fifteen
lin August I. he gave his estimate of the
1904.05 crop@at 10, 700, 600 bales. which was
100000 bales below the average estlma G..
Under the incentive given by. the Suly
estimates, September cotton sold UP from
S'i.sh TO $llOO and October from $l0.6i to
suiiiy himself Is said to have bought up
ward OF 10000 bales. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. 20, 1901.
H AhitlN IL @
Z Steamer Berkeley. Shelley. Norfolk n,erchan.
due ana passengers.t Ola U0min lon line, fI5T3
4 Steamer Old Point Comfort, G raves Norfolk
and James River landings me rchandisa anj
passengers Virginia Navigation CO. 49,
sf 3,s2 a. 555} SAILED .I5 III
h Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk merchan.
disc and passensls. Old Dominion line. d M
PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT. 2e, 1904
ri 435 ARRIVED 5g,
Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore passengers and
SAILED.
s Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
gelier.ti cargo. r. 80 4 -
81 PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. %, 1901.
l#si e. ARRIVED. 81
Steamer PIsx. New York. I'll r.
steamer Eocasset, Baltimore.
q Schooner BayArd Barnes, Norfolk n
u Lulse Goal sang, Norfolk. 5EfsKf Il {%l
a Barge Malesv.c, New London
u bai ge New Jersey Providence .3f
i large Enos Soule, Providence, :s
* SAILED. a5
Schooner Joseph 3. Thomas. Boston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
PRICES find
LOWER LEVEL 8
Speculative hlisgivings Obtained
Upper Hand OIL the Stock
Market Yesterday.
SOUTHERN PAc;lFlc's RISE Il; y:
Crop News I Rather Favorable,
Though, Reports of Rail,
Were Disappointing
SOUTHERN PAclFlc's RISE
~, /. ..o,,,,, ~ ,,,c..

ia Thy Associated prcss)
NEW YORK, Sept. "a Speculative mis-.
giv,ngs obtained the upper hand to-day
and carried prices to a lower level The
s rate or activityso OF tho trading was much
curtallcd In spite OF the inordinatc acttv.
lily OF Union Pacific and Southern Pacific,
especially In the carly part of The day.
The mlsgvings we're not due to any actual
conditions OF affairs, regarding which the
days news was rather favorable than
otherwise but referred more to the doubt
full state OF some of the rumors lately
prevalent ana which had been made the
basis of operations In the market EIhis
was especially lyuc OF lhsse benfinE on
Union Pacific. When LniOn taci..a o.
day began TO run OIL In lace OF sou 20 oril
Paciticis point advance. the consul 4ish
Immediately suggested itself that the act
,lal conditions IN the stocks must be out
Of Joint with The !nr!ors and doubts and
caution cnsucd. The influence OF the cI p
news was not against stocks. q ia1ot ab:c
influence was caused by the price chrseh Nn!s
estimate OF $40 o,J.OuD of corn assured
and 80 per cent, OF the crop beyond tho
reach OF dana go. The warmer Weal.4 eTg
IN the corn belt was rcicl !, 70 & 'r e
OF rain were received ". tn disappointment,
owing to tho need OF warmth 70 hasten
the ripcning of the grain Money was re-
ported lrlle easier y ~ w. ~. ~.
were not pcrceptibly altered. Ine liz hter
spccu! at:nn In stocks has icsseneG Ae
demand FOR loans. the closing was easy.
Bonds were irrceul1rass TO a. "a - NJ
value, 50, 10000. United States bonds were
unchanScaa on CALI =
Total sales Of stocks Tor inc day
amounted TO 1890 shares.
4 MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLOs
Money. on cali firm; highest Pc cent?:
lowest. ! "a per cent; ruling rate, 2 per
cent: last lonn.s 2 per cent; closlng BID,
1 rs per; cent: offered n per cent: time
4 gsYs 34ali-i rer CENT;
ninety days. s1-2g33-4 per cent; Fix
months, 3-4G4 per cent: prime mercaD g
pa per, 4l6 per cent. Sterling exchange
weak, closing steady. with actual business
In bankers bills at 81 .S1.I5!t 50. so for de-
posted rates. $4.s4 1-2 and 4,s7; commercial 1
bills, 81 .Ss 7-SaAS3 "a. Bar silver, 81 III I
Mexican dolla RS. 45 q. st5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
SOUTHERN Fail Way.

b, 81 IA J. : - MA ~ "a 1874 s
TRAINS SLEAyt q RICHMOND iii
A-4t.AA &Avr ~. c.
8 Y :Sv r. Al.--DA4Ay, ~. seI kullula0
s,u4 t.lla BtrlA. IN, III sW ii Orleans,
NenIpuls, Cn4. u nous4St az al ne SOU b. {sJ
6;vv ~ M.-EA SunuAy. .keySvAle Local. 8l5{
III II ~ p. --Duly Limited 81 ullman ready
d 40 r. Iii 1or5 uu tAeS South "
\ DIRK RIVER LIN e. s$st ri
h The favvr4te iuule to flsaltnore and Eastern
poinla.7 4 Leave Richmond 4:sO t.-f.s M.-Daily.f
:. ais p M.-Locai. Daily, excep. Sunday NJ II.
N 4:aj p M.-Except Sunday. Z For West Point.
connecting with steamers for fillmore. and
Point POM Monduy. "Wednesday and Friday can 6
nd ia turun !. Al1nonds and Gloucest ter Punt
= :45 A. M.--Except Sunday Local mixed for
3 Nses' TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. s .}.
s:5s5 A. M, and 6:42 F. M.-Frorn all the South
n s:sS r, M-Erom Ghar2ttes and Durham. yaSs 81
az M-13al tinure hnu Yves. Poln I. js
4 1a.15 4 M, s 10 P. M.-From West Point. tJs
CIV. WEsTBuRY, p. 3P. Ar. Richmond. ". Z;
:: ~ 551IARDw1CH.5 w. H.&TAYLOD,9
3, II { "A exert. Cent Ng1..
Washington =, & &C e. /. FIJI ait :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
Property Transfers Yesterday.

Property Transfers Yesterday,
Richmond: Walter Christian. clerk or
Hastings Court, 70 y, N. Breach, IS feet
and Leigh n name Of 2. G. Jones. for
taxes for 1881.
LIZ 8 ~. Ellyson's trustee to Bette
B. EllysoN's trustee. 20 feet on east side
Laurel STREET. 155 feet north OF Atbemarlc,
S.. ~ VI. 5
Louis Margant' to giuseppe Alright, In
premises 1919 East Main street lease Of
premises. chooses in ACTION, etc. 1920.
ford's guardian, H7-l2 feet on north SIDE
Marshall street between Hancock and
John 9Hngan to John o'Hagan and
James G., smith partners, as James g.
southwest corner Twentieth, S.,
Junus ID. Moshy, ss feel on north sldo
Grace street. 81 feet west Of Allen avenue,
$l.650. rs 3f \ n III } 4l.s
Henrlco: Emanuel Ranb and wife to
Robert, Scott, 100 feet on, Miller avenue,
Of Barton Heights, $500, s{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
ALL ENTHUSIASTIC.
Southerners Pleased Over Invita-
ton to European Cotton Men.

(Snecnl to Tho Times lsispatchO s8i}5
i BALTIMORE, Sept. 2o.-Governors Of
Southern States, executive officials Of
railroads operating In that section, busi-
ness organizations and authorities In tho
textile Industry back up by letter and
telegram In this weeks issue OF; tho
Manufacturers Record the specific tnvl-
tatlonS OF Southern flnanciers to cotton.
manufacturers Of Great Britain and the
Saas e GaKrepe g
possibilities % Tia South. Mr.. Edward
Se move go5t9
men over will be sure to attract them,
and that those who DO come VIII "; he be.
gsfSd IL PGoPoHSss
partment Of Agriculture detail a cotton
expert and an expert in soils and 4 min
er sF e g e IN Second
dent OF the Southern railway, has ex-
pressed willingness to.co4perate !, IN ~, =
r essoiiIe 't cotton.ni 81 an
cashire who may attend the propos ed
peace conference ,at Boston to review ssyis, !,
{. Captain ]. +. Merry, 81 the Illinois
Central Railroad, sncerely hopes that the
porte may
To- do with the cotton industry r
OF similar tenor arc letters from M +.
JIG. Stubs, Of the Union Pacific ra IL
road and mr.. ]. y Holden, Of the Chicn-76
s3Sssi3is. u * l .td 5stl,! 3 4.
Mayor Evan F. Howell, Of Atlanta
and Mayor Herman Myers, 9 E savannah
tally OF their respective municlpalitiss
to the visitors, " lille the States oftlc ally
nors D. q Hayward. Of South Carolina;
j. NJ. Terrell Of Georgia; w S. Jen-
3nings, OF Florida: r. M. Cunninghpnl OF
sissippi: ~. c. Blanchard, of 5Louk jam:
Jefferson Davis, Of Arkansas, and S.,,NV.}i
7. Ian ham, of Texas and t. 3. Fer
guson.# Of Oklahoma. 6
Among the organizations supporting the 4
movement are the x Georgia Industrial
ton, the Atlanta. Ghamberof aom
ton, and the Farmers Nailonnl Con-
gress, through their officers, while the
invite the English manufacturers to visit,
that city, ~ ~ 353E u III 5siS4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
lambs, $1,000 e2,s 6; culls. A94. Co. Hogs-Re-
ccpts 2,2i7 A~s&d. Market steady; State hogs,
S. rs. Is lE.Ei.. .sE.H

UNION STOCK YARDS PrTTsBURH. PA,
Sept. 20 .--CATrLE-supply light; market
fair, So. Is as. Is Hoss1Reeepts light: market
steady. Prime heavy. ss,5as IS; medium and
heavy yoikers. S.. 4oas.A5; light workers. So eo9
supply light; market STEADY. Prime wethers.
s. sa9f. 60 !. common sheep, 81. 50epe %; spring
lambs. $3,5096t0; veal calves, $50. RI
4 CINCINNATI, o.. Sept. .-IIoGs-Active
butchers " So. 1896 20; common. 81 75e55o. Cat-
eon,e ,.a ssaayers ttaa s
Lambs-Quoted at &3.25gs.0o. M D. ~ a5%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
/ NAVAL STORES.

5WrLarINGTON NJ c. Sept 2e-sPIRIrs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dong; receipts. 50
rolls Tar-F,.rm at IL 50; rece. PTS los barrels
Crude Turpent!ne-s Steady and unchanged; re-
CHA cHARLEs sr IN s. sept. 22.-ruRpEN.
,TISE-Quoted ut 52Nc.: sales. 2s2 lcaskS: re-
ceipts, 377 casks. RosIn-FTrm; receipts. 2,109
barrels; sales. 1,6s4 barrels, IA. q, t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
1900 a. G. L., com...... ........
1880 Amalgamated Corper..s..
200 Amer. Car and Foundry.

Z lSVJ "a. ". u, COm...s.. ...s......
1880 Amalgamated Copper..s..
300 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Am r. Cotton Oil. ...........
Amer. Snuff ..,..............
Amer. Snuff, pfd...........,
lOOO0Amer. Can ....................
: 500 Amer. Can. pfd. ............
1900 Amer. Locomotive, conn.,
4 2p0 Amer. Locomotive, pfd ~!
100 Amer. Sugar
2ssQ0 A.. r. and s. re, com......
IS 1900 A., T. and s. Fe. pfd.
X 500 BaltiinoreTand Dhio.........g
400 Brooklyn Rapid fTransit....
4 100 Cana da Southern f.........
100 Canadian Pacific ............
1909 Chesapeake and OhiO.......5
800 Chi. Great Western..u.....
1900 Chi NIL. and 8. P..........
400 Colo. FIJI | and Iron. ........
500 Colo. Southern. com. .......
$50 Colo. Southern. LIST pfd. h.
100 Colo. Southern, I'd pfd......
100 Clcv., Gin. Chi. and S. L..
710O Cont Tobacco. pfd ........S
eco Consolidated Gas.............
100 Delaware and Hudson....
200 Del, Lack Aaild West......5
2O2lW Erie. Oin......... ...........s
800 Erie, lst pfd..................
80 Erie. ri pfd Observation-Disclosures.
GOO Garcral Electric .........,.,
s 500 Illinois Central .............
4sne louisville and Nashville.
200 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .....
300 Metro. Street Rallway.....8
. 100 Mexican Central .........
100 NO, Kan and Tex. com.
200 Mo. Kan. and Tex, pfd...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
opened lower on the Improved weather and II.

opened lower on the Improved weather and and u.
bull support and rains in the Northwest they
broke again. only 20 recover in the Lost hour
On reports Of locists H. Arge1tina the clo II
$L11X; September 81. 15aa; December. sl.l4.52
q Corn-Spot easy; No. 2, 5eAc. Options mar.
Ike twas neglected all day, closing #isGl1sc.. net
4 lower. following Chicago September closed at
tsHc.:: December. ss.sc. Oats--Siot market
u. Bccf-s,eady. Cut Meats-.FtrH1 J. picked bel
lies. 9Aql1lc.; picked shoulder. nc. Lard
Firm; Western steamed. $7.Co; September clos
I'D at $500 nonnal; refined, steady. rt---
Steady. Talow-ouie.; Rosin-Quct 1ur-
pen,ine-steady at slS,ac., I S- i, Z,
$ Coffee-Spot Rio Arm !: No. z invoice. SEC !:
mild. nrn.. Tho market for ~ coffee futures
opened steady at unchanged prices TO q de-
Rhine OF 5 points and was finally steady at un-
changed price. to a decline, Ct points. sales So.
.sHc.: centrifugal. 9,s test, 6-16c m ols sss
sugar, s,:c.; refined. quiet 9 'ice-Rirn' NC
Butter--steady and urcha nsed Cheese-Flrm
and unchanged sEggsrQuiet and IN unch h
sey and Southern ST. ba1. s. !; Jersey sweets.
eoN2. Is. Peanuts-We fancy ha ndpickedN SO
exc: other domestic 3a6.sc. Cabbn ses-Dul;i
Long Island and Jersey per 100 ssafS 0o: per.
barrel, Og15c. Cotton-By steam to Liver
pool. lsc. Il
for nour In theN Northwest was largely re-
sponsiblc for strength In wheat here e1-day.s
other vital factor was high prices for. cash.
grain In the southwestern markets Al the
close the December and May deliveries J. Of
wheat showed q gain Of 1iisc: corn y. on Aqp.
steady. ~ 55 z;s4s4 X a35 Z $} st E355ss5
TIE leading futures ranged as follows: