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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-14
AUTO RACE FOR
A DIAMOND CUP
Big Meet Will be Held at
Brighton Beach on
October ED.
ESPECIAL IL Tbc Tlmcs- Dispatch. J

Especial 10 Tho Times piapatc.,)
EN,i UKn Oct ls-Ano.ner e. event i 2.
Brighton Beach automobile meet OF o.
itobtr 20. ~. Will be "a fivc-mile race FOR!
the Diamond Cup, o. trophy that must be
won three times. before 1T becomes TN
IS used. This handsome piece Of silver. Is
Of partcula lar interest ut this time, for
1T has been won twice by the Ford c ltr.5
once with Barney Oldfieid driving and
the second tlmewi Tom Cooper at 1e;
wheel, and twice by 5Oldheld with a. PeeI-SS
less.
@ + either Frank Ikulics or Barney Old
field should capture 1T at the rlshton
meet 1t will become his property At other
been won BY il. a. La Roche, II. ! ii. ytlei
and Carl 6. N Fisher.E Oldfeld has won II.
four times, but lad different machines
each time 5cxceptsthis year. The event is
free for;all, permitting the fast torcl On n
Invitations have been OK tended to NIL the
drivers who participatedSi in the Vanderbilt
cup race TO try their skill at the strictly
hibars kay1s g aVsr
the Vanderbilt cup race, yesterday NJ on
was the guest of honor at a luncheon
given Il Z the Cafe Martin BY w =. Jones'
and S. b. .Bowrnani-the American agents
of the Clement I5ayard car, Which tie
plucky 5Frenchmnn landed in second Places.
Referring to the dismissallo OF his protest
by the race commission Mr.. ClemeAt ITS
said that while he mourned the loss of tt e
race by such n close margin as one min
ute and twenty-eiaht seconds, he let
that the decision of Vanderbilt and,
his associates could not have been Uttered
fssumf ta g1f SonSlaerea ~
perhaps he will be a participant IN the.
January tournament on the Ormond Day
,tona course, Hc and Paul La croix, who
accompanied him, Will sail for home next
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; Georgia Roads in Rate War.

Especial to The Times DIspatcli.)
q i NEW YORK, October lS,--Down In Georgia
EthetRrairoad rate fight is hummils alon,
tho large array of heavy legal talent engaged
on both sides busy as torcadors In u bill
ring. Judge Newman, OF the Federal Court,
raj Erond commission. and the Atlanta Freight
bureau to modify the Injunction OF The Co tral
Trust Company. which owns the bonds OF the
pose OF making other roads than the Central
show. their hands that the State asked II
modification OF DEMONSTRATING order, making
decision lud the desired effect, for lnlmedato.
~ after Judge Newman had decided the mo-
tl0n, Tho Atlantic Coast Line and the Lous-3
Vile md Nashville filed Injunutons ugn nss
tbs ra !rond commission. y 3ii3 5g5i6s s
1t Is expected that tho Southern will fol-
10y suit. Tho attorneys on both sides have
made nn agreement setting tho hearing for
u permanent Injunction for October eth. In
tho Federal Court, q 4 ,a
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SOUTH m kAIl ny.

IS SCHEDULE IN EFFECT LAY 18Th. 1904 81
TRAINS AZ LEAVE RICHMOND s
100 a. h1.-Daily. Local for Charlotte.t NJ {.
Il 80 p. M.-Dally. Limited. Buffet % Imam
to "A lanta and birmingham 81 Nav Orleans
Memphis. Chattanooga and an the South. @
Y $500 n MEX. SUNDAY. tieysville Local. vi
]. 100 r. NJ. .-Jaily Limited. Pullman ready
$3.50 p. NJ for all the South.a .S SYIl&
YORK RIVER LINE. 3'tSS2 u s9ss
II Tho favorite route to Bal Who're and Eastern
points Leave Richmond i:D p, M.--Daily.;
i 4::o z, M-IExcept Sunday; For West! I'olnt:
river landings. Steamers sailing from Vast
Point Monday, "Wednesday and Friday call att
Yorktown and Clay Bank; Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, J. Alimonds ana Gloucester Point.
a4:4b a., M-Exccpt Sunday. Local mixed for
J" - TRAINS TAI ARRIVE RICHMOND N.Y.
4. s:5s A. NJ. and 6:4s r.. n, From a1l The
+, ISIS. e p M--From Charlotte ana DURHAM. X
i $40 A. M,--From Keysyille. 3S$s
n 9:25 a. M.--Bnltinore and West Point. a.i.s
5lO:45 A. NJ $50 r. M.-Fro,n West Point
g. W. WEsTByKY, D. p. Al. Richnlond: "a
s, II, IARDWICII, w. H.sTAYLOU,B
5l p. T.. NJ. ], iRtti e. r. rs,
WASHINGTON, D. G. N VII FL, ss{is fg
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET

9tcorrectea daily. Unless otherwise stated these
quotations are wholesale pF.ces, sle.
Chickens, a1ge, per pound, lsc: 4. UNI ,sr
pound, lac; small, per pound. lbc. hens, per
ducks, young, per pound. i-a9ls0; roosseFs'
lsIJ mT R-steady. Choice family packed l6Go
pound fancy dalFy rass s a laSs
Choice Store packed, l4G lbc.S per pound meeaun.
lslse. per pound COMMON s ge ner pound ~, ,ro
laid, lvQl.vp. Der aozen: crates. hsi Ions,
iocss 20. dozen; barrels and Il boxes lSc. per
4g FRuIfs AND nc FTA nI .Es- Applos per
barrel fancy ihandpa %; per barrel.
Iandpacked, 81 50i pc, barrel g fancy, hand
packed. cloth covered sl,s5G l,eoi per .,a
i i;sans Navy Na, White LOCI eonimon
Il 81 so eoiorssd ssS ohlons. ssisc pssa.
toes, Virginia, 400 80 per b,s. eElern =; y sPsSe
basket Carrier Choice lid les Come q bake
carrier slalssa; colanaon, Nys!ts asstlk
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Movement, However, Has Doubt
full Effect Oh Sentiment To-
ward Market as aNVllolc.
RAILROAD STOCKS INACTIVE ,'. Z:
Ivirginia-Carplina Chemical iii
List of Industries Which Adj
vanced Point or More. 81
N
tBy AssociatcdtPress.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Thcro was y
rather remarkable demonstration of spec
llativc interest In Industrial stocks to-
day, which was of doubtful effect on sem
timnnt towards the market as a who e.
Tho railroad stocks were allo wed to lie
appearance of breadth and aniinati n
during the greater part Of the day, but
the falling Off In the aggregate transhc-s
industrals does not yield as largo market
important. railroad stocks. AS Indicating
market ma ret "a list Of tho industrlals wn.ch
4 moved upwards q point or moe Is given
the tides, indicating sufficiently the many
branches OF industry which weie rerrc,
railroad equipment STOCKS gcne.ally;9t. e
National Lead and American Smelling
Mailing, Grass Irvine, Knckcrbocler. Zee.
Carolina Chemical, tho rubber goods and
Ipns ueeH! sofdH
5tional Enameling and others which were
traded In after long INACTIVITY L, hu. which
did not move widely. The local traction
classcd usually ns specinlt.es also. lhcE
decreased opening tendency OF the rail-
3srond stocks seemed TO be due as much o
prominence given to low grade tocks US
10, any news nnfavorablc to raisiogd
values. Lie annu A reports OF the y car
Northern and WISCONSIN Central roads
showed rather formidable expansion Of
operating expenses In connection with
shrinkage Of carnint,i but singulariy
I enough these stocks were almost alone In
the railroad list III showing any consld-N
cradle advances. Tho market closed ,r-
regular. 5S
Bonds were strong. The Central OF
Georgia incomes made sensational adj
$vunces. Total sales, par value. 80 ESQ, 900. Z
4 United States bonds were unchanged on /
call.
+ Tho total sales Of stocks for the. day
amounted s3l $50 shares. # s3 56
l :AfO SEY@f AND EEGtIANGE CLOSE:
Money on call stead vat i 3-4a2 per cent;
closing bid, 1-2 per cent: offered ut 81
per cent; time loans 81 ghtly easier: sixty
days 3l-2 per cent; ninety days. ; 3-4 per
cent; six mon this. 3 "a ~ per cent. p1i-re
mercantile paper, 41-4et5 per cent. ster-
ling exchange steady with nctnsl business
In bankers bills at S4.s5. 50n4.t5.15 for de-
1nard and Mt :is3. 3oui. 81 IS for SIX ~ day
posted so s ,fsA4si = and
Bar silver, 81 IL: Mexican dollars. 45s-4.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT or RICHMOND. OCT. Is. 1904.

" ARRIVED. n
IS Steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk, merchan-
disa ana passengers. Old Dominion line f5jT1' I1t
& Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise ana
passengers Viry mia Navigation Company
Barge Sharon II. Butterfly. baltimore, coal.
s.. H. HAYES and Co.; . y. 48 "A q
Barge Roanoke. q illooly, Baltimore, coal,
S. II. Hawcs and Co. III y
~ lied Ii
Steamer berkeley, shelly. Norfolk. merchant
disc and passengers. Old - ominion na. GIL M
Schooner Alice lodges Brown, James River,
light. ,' !.
Barge d W, cummuskey. Ir.. Esan city
Point, Va, light IN
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCT. 10, 1901.
s zbstN ARRIVED -
Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore, passengers and
Eln, City Haynes, alattupdni River landings.
passengers md general cargo.
iS SAILED.
Charlotte. Murphy Bal Mnre. passengers and
Elm City, Haynes. Mattanon, River landings,
messengers and general cargo,
PORT NEWPoHT NEWS OCT. -, 1901,
Schooner j. II. Potter Bangor. f
Y Schooner Lucinda sutton, Plrtland,
schooner Viking Portland, 5 III
steamer cuyo Ms sS ii1, TEal,yye este
Schooner Sling ct II Palmer. 3 aston
u Sch toner y, and n Lupton. Providence
Barge New York, Providence.
Il 3arga Lawrence, Providence. sF
Steamer Cnyo Moro. Anrhuus Z,
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fancy. si.bo11.75: whito heath choice. sl.25.
per pound. ~ &C. Hams
h,oked. 1t4li:c.: shoulders, smoked. eapAdc.
veals--Be b0G,sc. per pound ; runners. 4a5c.;
lambs. ~ q &C.; hogs, az q 6Ac 8
- FI/OC1t-Patent, G winter 9s wheat, S6lIG % !;
strnIghts. winter wheat. s5.fdas %: Gears.
winter wheat, $595. Is: extra, " nter wheat,
patent, sprIn wheat. ss,s0@e IS. Cornmenl, city.
saced: country bol,ed, sacked. g. "a
csc. MiIlfecd--ShipstuT, per ton sacked so2p}
90 80 q bran, 3la.JlsL2O 90. u.
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coo X. G. T., com ............m
af7U Ainalgamated Copper. ...sm
S a6o Amer. Car and Foundry.
y 1900 Amer. Cotton OIL. ...,i.....
Amer SNUFF, pfd...........,
100 Amer. Can ....t...,,........f
GW Amer. Can, pfd.............
1900 Amer. Locomotive, COM.
900 Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
33l00 Amer. Sugar ..............,.
3isU a., I. and s.. 1Te. conl......
+ 700 a. T. and s. Fc, pfd......s
.l0O baltimore and Ohio. ......s
500 brooklyn Rapid Translt,...
Canada Southern ..........,
1900 Canadian Pacific .........
1000 Chesapeake ana Ohio...,..
100 Chi. Great w stern. 4. h,
1850 Chi. Nil. ana S. I,.,........,
s90 Colo. Fuel and 1ron........j
1900 Colo. Southern com.......
zoo Colo. Southern, 1st pfd......
go Colo. Southern. I'd pfd...;
q 200 Clev, Gin, Clii.eand s. IL.
400 Cont. Tobacco, pfd y.
100 Consolidated Gas ......
Z COO Delaware and EIudsOn....,.i
100 Del. Lack. ifd West.....
15lO0 Erie, com. ...... ...,........
lt4l00 Erie, 1st pfd. .................;
200 Erie. I'd pfd.
400 General Electric ............
1900 Illinois Central .......
I 400 louisville and Eashvlllc...
1900 MnnllHttan...... .... -.
252D Metro. Street Rullwhy....
2iOO Mexican Central ........
300 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com. \
Gl0O Mo-, Knn.Gand Tex, pfd..
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SEABOARDs AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TRAINS e. LEAVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S SS
.:2Og P6 M.-Senboard Mnil--l9:35 T.. M.--Sea-9
board lsxpress-To Savannah. Jacksonvil lie. Ats
i a:io a.. M.-Locai-Tor Norlinn and Hamlet. n
II TRAINS q ARRIVE q RICHMOND @DAILY,8s
sss M;%No; si-From Florida, Atlanta ! 'l
ass III al,;.-No., Ot--From Florida. Atlantis
Is t;aS II 4. M.@No. ss-From Norlina and local.
points! y. 433 ,}1 .gs 3j9i "a e "a
w, M, TAYLOR, G. T. A, &
$50 East Main Street, Phone t05. z; SKI
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Wall Street Gossip,..
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatct.

SEW Yoak: octoosr L. To days stock
market rescmbled that OF yesterday. Some
z iurther liquidation WAS In evidence; after the
T; opening. but prices soon hardened and the
V 10 became firm Considerablci attention was
4 airected 70 low priced car and iron stocks
\ which were faVoraDly influenced by the re-
IS Iortsa OF largo orders Tor railway equipment
,onary moyemsnt OF the prevo,s DIV .hs
sort, while in the there III
q a fairly large bull Account oven. = t.ommissinn
house orders were light Az =.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit opered higher hut
& Was Immediately sold by people Who have.
f hacn most conspicuous Ia the {recent buying
81 which have accorded good deni M heir ~, =,
the stock in the recent mast. 80 =. >' ~
- ls u .3i s
i3{si5 z Y, ". s ~ -
;a,, nave oeen eapfe.ed on IL early rally
= mouse that ~ ortfn credited With Standard
~ . punness seemed y 70 hnis GOOD deal
", 800 " " oEcHS ana through
VIZ '''.a. ny ne !" o o'u t'ahc y.
------s q III -3H
Wah IN IN ralirnn1
&.'lu'pnlcnt issues when ookeu Ike reth'ring
w Wy. ICY % some stOrl y OF
lave been exarserat ca. but there Is some
e OASIS OF run Ipr3theltl, while the prospret
aor. lhe new year ~ CONSIDERED good BY the
II ' 'a'l' people people. iii
VI oomo OF ttne actiSe Dul trading houses are
getting co-sderfblyts more o-fervative. Dick
i'.us 4iS luz u''1i t'iHl y SHOWN " IN line
Market IS n os few avs 9Gn
It a2si s9 show
,tn.. - =. VIE A's c"1ei'sve real
$500 n
mi, 800, Z, = j., 4. q :, . ~, : y,
cone hon%s woa accn,,nInd ~ IN
LOGICALLY due 10 the ,rtrerrtserins Of theft
Il inInst rial con al inns IN thc so,,t
2 ~ - y. - q
Ana1ramatcd Conner sold ar ~, lar % all,
and seems to have been supplied in tho pas.
lew ICY, laws Or lWo ~ some OF the Standard
10 be god hut peone Who eht to kn nant "
that there viii be- no change In tho tiyidcnI.
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Property Transfers Yesterday.

& - ot1SA " 80 AoaASASA . ~ CStSl udys Il
Richmond: o. Il, NH aud vito to william
Street, sei feet east OF Allen Avenue 81 1850
a dustrlal Assurance Companyiito no. q.
Thornton, 80 6-l2 feet on northSlne Frark'ln
Street. northwest corner Mayo Street. $4,000.
G. i. Sauer and wife to Annie s., ard Jessie
! l.. Stevens, Y 70 feet on east limo Twenty.
Street. $3.50 ny i8$ ~ ~
J. i. Walsh ana, wife to Arthur NJ. can
non, a5s.l-s-la feet on north line Park Ave-
nue.. a4l ll-3.i-12 feet enst Of Allen Ayenle.
s6.l75
A IIenrco: Sarah a, Alexander to William T..
Alexandiea I, 90 acres about Z miles from Rich
W. .'s, hell and wife to trustees OF narton
sails, (, - Z
Fred w Clarko's heirs to e, II. Hubbard,
AZ feet on west line rwentr-fifthl Street north
east corner Darlington street. s9io, ri
Property Transfers Wednesday.
Richmond Alice n, William b.. Allen O..
Hunter NJ, Mabel IL. end Alice II. Atkinson
east line Of Twenty1sIxt Street, 20 feet north
A. q, Bannlan To Carrie II, nannIan, 90
feet OH north line Turpin Street., % feet west
of Tenth Street, 81 g /, -
=. r. 4. Garter and wife 70 Henry =, Mall
Itrstcln, 40 feet ON Pine Street. No 10 soutl,s-
subject TO deed OF trust for ST. oO $3.50.
Richard Geftry TO Sterling and eliza Smith.
49, liz feet on east line Norton Street. s9l is
feet north OF Clay Street, 5000 5 4
w. n, Palmer and wife "a John Washington
Hughes, 70 feet nn north linz of NJ street,
III feet west nf Twenty fourth Street, 5000
& Henrico: a, u, Fuunan q e., ]. Furma,i, 3
ssEss 81 hinsle CHOSE Pee ke an,l
500 500, t's''ssNs - ''sF '1"' s ~
Isosencath Land Company to Lee Annex
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e LAST G. & o.
SUNDAY OUTING.
Old Point and Norfolk.
next.Sunday, Oct. 18th,
RouN D 90, TRIP.

Next Sunday, Oct. ldtlL willsbc the last
g, q q, Sunday Onting,@to the seaside
this season: Two trains VIII leave Rich,
arrive Richmond 9:l5 and lo;22 +. NJ,
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CATTLE MARKETS.
{ AIcHMo,lDGl.IYE sIOckSAfARKEI1,,
(gales at Union Stock Yards)

fB, Richmond, Va,5 Oct. ~. 1904. }s
There was the heaviest run of cattle that
has been On he marke for a year, and prices
4 t..s medium 10 good, e. cai,plon d
fair n Gls 600. hsfeys. as 70 quality;
dry COWS. lGpasc.; bulls, 2Qp.bscy 3 IA 4,
6 Faly run pf' hogs and sold bss Gee; lougll
hogs 4isa bisc. & 3is. # !. " Wv
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II r. y. p Richmond, Fredericks.
lts E.0 y 2 burg e Potomac Il. r.

trains leave 5EftlCnlnOn0ss n OfTnWAfOs
HI 4;16 M. daily. Byrd ST. Through i$F
Il e:45 a. nj. daily. Main ST.. Throug III.
70 a. AL. week days. Elha. Ashland accom-.
s:4osa. 81, daily. Byrd st. Through. Local
1905 noon, week days. By-d st. Through.
,,s 900 F. M. week days Byrd 81. Tredericks-
burg taccomodat ion, 5553r55ss3f is
5:V5 F. NJ. daily. Main Z st, rfrous Il A vi
G:so tn Z. n, week days. tSlba Ashland 80
SOS T. ! n. daily Byrd ST.. Through. mi
l,ratns arrive Observation-Disclosures. VI;
$40 !, NJ. week Gays Eiba. ashland e.
ZIG s:so q. NJ. week dass BYRD st. 5red.rlcks.i
S:35 "a. u. !, daily. Byrd ST.. Through. B. n
I, i:So A. NJ, week days Byrd st. Through.
s s E -, daily: Main St; Through.
500 r.. n. week days. Elba. Ashland -
Ills r. NJ, daily. Byrd list Through.
stops <Ssfs
516:2e r. ", daily. Main ST. Through
5tNOTEl-Pullmnn Sleeping or I'arlor Cars on
all trains except train arriving Richmond 1866
a. Nj, week days. and local accommo da TONS
81 limo of arrivals and departures and coniec-
tons not guaranteed. NIL
iNv.aI.5 DUKE. e. ~. 2CULP, w. r. 5T4NY1DR.
Gen Mani. ASS. Gen'l. Mani. Traf. Al cn.
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4 ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE 5ttlCllMOSDi DAILY-BYRO.
II 57z.8 STREET STATION. AZ
33s IcE'FECl4p4Y SoSANAI.1A oAIFV. llTH. fS45
9;o5 "a. M.-lA.s G. J.. tlxVrcas to I'LL pontas
9:ov 4. M.--Petcrsburg and Norfolk.
1910 4, M.-tetersnurg and NJ anu w. WeAt.
500 r. M.--petersDurg aid Norfolk FL
+ '4:l0 =. ,-Golushoro Local. s9g
+ 7;Ss p.3M-'Floriua anu West Indian Lin.
tied" to al po!nts South !. !, Z, =, 4.
$50 r.. M.-Pet4rshurG Local. ,s{ Isl Fl
80 TRAINS Ar RIVE RICHMOND. Z. 7
4:e1 AMa;t;as A.; .s;ss 8, a.. MI Al .'le @
s:bu p. M.:u;i. q. M; 9:o5 r., NJ ZEN lF
Except Is. napy. ..SMnday only,
". j. Ci.aIG. Gen. Pass. ACT ~
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az &C.; fat lan,bs, % &c.; Others 81 4c bucks,
2G2hc.: fres1 cows, s20o09 800: veal calves,
5fr6c. ri rs
8 Prospects fair at quotations on all stock.
Hereafter our market days viii be5 Saturdays
and Mondays. Principally feeders and stock
ers will be sold on Saturdays. ~ s5
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i. WRIGHT. Agent. Norfolk, Va.

Realty Corporation, "a parcels Of land, ems.
hrpcng lots on West Franklin. Leonard, KEN
$4,000, ti $t'
Z y. sitterding and wife to William H. Dunn
and Joseph NJ. Fourauerean, l2,,loOo acres.
Fifth Avenue and the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway. In tho plan OF Chestnut, I'm, lots
Chestnut Hill. and lie rixht . use n triangular
shaped LOT bounded by Al.hea Street, the Ches-
npenlse aud Ohio Railway aud Sixth Avenue.
OF land first nbays described, Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway. .Althea Street, and Sixth
.Ayesue for the purpose OF erecting and nalil-
5taininsi a railroad siding along sido Of Tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. -,
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COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. Oct. 13--Indicntions OF an
spot si.na.lon In Ugh, abon,
futures o.da!. The opening was steady a.. q
decline of 20 Points in response to lower
good weather In the South, but there was a
pretty good demand at first, and for the better
tho initial level. Private vccs received (: ON
the South were a little less reassur.ng, hoNss
sse OF to colder Weather
iin&the northwest part Of the belt the market
81 wit, sad ng
evident effort to uncover stop orders Later
New Orleans 3.Ined q. IN the selling moyement
became quiet weak followln tl,s OFFICIAL ,ldvices
from the Southern spot markets, reporting a
liz 10 5-i6c lower. The close was easy at tho
lowest prices OF the session, or a. net decline
Sales were estimated at 10000 bales. some
stop-iosa orders were uncovered on the. decline
EXPLOITS for the day were dull and tho total
50 far. for the season Is now l.sit. $50 bales
against 7s517l LAST year. Z, 80 I, !.
the tales aEsaS
5o,o:. last year. and at Houston 70, 1903 bales
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
steady: :, :, i,ss tt,t !. Lats -
November ~. 10 OF 1901 o O. ~ sac
sssaly s' 1ss 1879 ssa 5S2
N Nareh ,6s 1ii: !S ss
A$ $S 1$: l l$s 5 5$s
Spot cotton closed quiet. Is points decline;
sales. a4oo bales.
Cotton, quiet; middling, 1910; gross receipts;
-IO,cel bales; sales. 2 go bales; stock. u, TOT
s, te receipts
a. o3S bales; export to Great Britain !2.G6l
bales; 70 France 4oo. bales; to the Continent
u.s. so7 bales stock S,9 100 na norso recent
,sl8. S3o bnley;5 export to Great Britain 10:,2St
bales: To France 3t.400 bales; to- the Cnntinent
~, 500 bales; to Japan Gl0 bales; to Mexico "
since ls at al %
Britain GS2 9s s1S % TIaheo 70
bales; to Mexico e,9sa bales
NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct. 49, --coTT0N---
SDot cotton dull, weak and lower to Bel, buy
ers demanding concessions. wien were re re ,s.'
Futures opened steady and g. points, higher
TO lower than yestereuSs Close; Eas'er ,,,ls,
thr"ughout the belt mud the weakneus ma /
dec Inc In spots carried prices down gra,a''ai,iy
Until the close which Was very au nm e ni ~,
appSrert bull feature to-day was the decrease
IL mort receipts but this WAS 81 neral " Mt
trbutad to the effect Of planters holding fof
Cotton pttsn turcs steady October No
yemLer 1881: Decembe aGs! jan
,,ars $500 81 ~ ~ otSnan o.
lO1l0ltl2i April, lo.lS1ao,. vi May
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CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 13-CAT.rIE-R !.
1900 head. including 900 Westerns ana 40
Texans. Market st. n..3 bulls weak. Good to
prime steers, so poor me ,un $353l1I
go: stockers5 and feeders. s2..5fI4.oo: 81 cows.
sLO14.so; heifers s2a3. 0o; Gamers. sl5o@e, 10;
So. 7ofl5 50: Western steers. Ssil5.z5. HSgs-Ile.
celpts. u. 900 head to-:norrow,5 1900 head ::
market 10c.5 lower. Mixed and Ebu hers, IS l5D
heavy. 5sG5.35; light. bulk of "a es.
s5.I015G0 Sheep TaaceI pts. 90 CO. head. NJ rls t
strong. Lanlbs weak Good to Sch1icc lwethcIs,
So. 500 .e5: fair to choice, mixed, s3.o5I3.75;
native lambs $i.25GI:l.9o. 3
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Northern Pacific r.. ..................... Io41i
Northern Pacinc 80 Observation-Disclosures. 40 q
Norfolk and Western con. As. .......... 1eS,s
Oregon Short Line AZ and partIc...... SO 70
Pennsylvania cow 3lss.... 1Ol &
Reading General 4s....... I. s. .oAi
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s..... 1855
ST. Louis and San Franchises IS. 4s....... 1874
St. Louis southwestern 1sts. ............ osal
Seabonrd AIR Line sIs
Southern Pacific as. giia
Southern Railway 5s........................ 11sai
Texas and Pacific lists E..................... 1ai
1 T9so 1a 81 and Western ,S ss
li,ion Pacific conv as...... 1851
u. s. Steel I'd 1914
Wabash lists 1854
Wabash Deb. BIS ............... Coz
Wheeling ind Lake Erie is................. 81
Wisconsin Central AZ ............. alis
Fuel colv. 70
NJ anu O. . collateral trust 4s. ....,.... 9S
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. .,............ e2si
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N I'M nOdO|k6 Western

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. Sjs
i, s:oo 4, A.. M..NoHFoLlS LIMITED. Arrives
Wnayerly and ,suffolk. = ~
Paslor car petersbs,rg 20 Lynehburg and
Louis, Bluefield to Cincinnati also Roanoks
10, k fts' and Knoxville TO Chattanooga
4, 1870 z. ML:-Ro4ANoKE EXPRESS for Farm
vile. J.ynchburg ard Roanoke Essigs 4}l oil
\. 1900 T. NJ -oCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar
sives Norfolk 30 r. Nj Stops only at Peters-5
burg. sWaverly and Suffolk. va Connects with
steamers to Boston. Providence, New York.
Baltimore and WashnE ton. q
~ :?5 ~ M.-ForS Norfolk aad all stations east
d. $40 r. N..NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE
pullman sleepers Richmond to- Lynchburg and
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol. LynchburS to-
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans. tats
$50 p M.-woRLD.s FAIR SPECIAL.
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to 81.
Trains arrive from tho West f:as "A. A.. s:@,
F. NJ and -906 z. Nj; from Norfolk II 40 AL a
and $50 p. NJ n. 7s5a
5s w. B.3BEvILL. n C. II. BOSLEY.5 s
Gen'l. Pass. Agt.i Dist Pasas Ast.
~
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BALTIMORE MD. Oct, ls,-- III, Y,
sIii7al.liH; Southern By sample, ilosail4
Cor-Flrm: the year. SoA d,so'se; Southern n
white, 55I5Sc, Iats-Stendy: No. y white, S4Gp
34i.c, !. No. mixed. 33hc leye--steady' y 2
Western, soc, Butter-steady and uneh y :a
do iadic, iId i5c. stora packed, legl3c.3 EGGS
Steady and lnchanged. Cheesr'-Flrm and N, I'm.
changed; large, llTllMc. ;,medlum, ll.sMl mse :