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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-01
HISTORIC 3 BUILDING
Especial to 'rhe Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA Oct. 81. The At
lant!c Dredging Company Of Philadelphia
which has tho contract for digging the
new channel Of the Appropriations River, is
also working for tho city, and began tbs
morning to clear tile harbor OF several
sandbars which wore formed by recent
flood. Tho company IS. employing q largts
steam dredge for this work. Both steam
and suction drcdgcs will be used in cut
ting the diversion canal
CHURCH DEDICATION.
Oak Grove Methodist Episcopal Church
near Rcams Station, in Dinwiddie coun-
w was dedicated on Sunday, many -e-
tersburg people attending the services
The new building stands near the old
Oak Grove Church, which has quite an
historic record and was dedicated some
time before the Civil War, having been
used for! religious services UP to the pres
emf time. During the battle OF Reams
Station. ing1S65. the church was struck
by many shells and was afterwards I'M
proytsed by the Federals as a hospital.
Rev. DR.. b.. r. lipscomb, presiding
elder of the Petersburg district and Rev.
j. a, Wesley, Of this city. preached at
tho services held yesterday In the new
church. Rev. Mcdaniel Rucker is the
present pastor.
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
The Sunday school of High street
Methodist Church In accordance with
custom long observed, devotes It's WORK
during the month of October especially
to foreign missions, and presents banners
to the two classes contributing the larg-
est amount to that cause. The school!
collected during. tho past month Ssli, 70
which amount the largest contributors
wero the class Of Mrs, George Boolser,s
wife OF the pastor OF the church, and lne
class OF Mr. j., j. Westmoreiand, whose
5labors We're rewarded by the presentation
of the highly-prlzcd banners. MI, Vest
moreland collected the unusually iarge,
amount Of Sl40
Dr.. II. A. Martin, City Health Officer,
has submitted his report for Octoper,
Shaving a total Of 81 deaths Of which,
nineteen wero among the whites. thirty,
two among The colored.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RIcHMO.sD8L LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tsalcs at Union Stock Yards)

Richmond, Va. Oct. 81, 1901.
There was a light run OF cotton the market
to. day and the market stronger. Best scers,
fsa5c.: medium to good. s74 Iilic.; common to
fair, 3aSsic.; heifers. 2.s as to quality
Dry G9wS sas 81 ioy su 81 sjng
shoats. 545hc.; rough hogs, 41zI5c.5
Ligh, run Of sheep and lambs Eat sheep
aAu4hc- Fat lambs, oisa6c.: medium. 4a5c.;
feeding wether sheep, i3,4 ast4c.: bucks, 20
FAC; fresh cows. S25al2.5o Veal calves. 6Gl7c.
cepts 800 head adj inclaa f 200 Westerns and
Good to prime steers lsSaS. Is poor to me se
dium. SinS.75: staockers and feeders, S2a4.1o;
COWS. sISog+;lo; heifers, S2d5s0; Gamers.
800 Hogs-Recelpts. 5000 head Market so
lOc. lower. Mixed and butchers. si.e0Q5.2o.
Good To choice to heavy, $4l5I5.25; rough.
heavy, A.65a4. 95; light, s4.soM5.l6; bulk Of
salss sa5egs 10 ~ 20 head;
wethers. s4Gsl.75; fair to choice mixed, s3.25g
800: native lambs, 81 5e1Ss 50. Id
NEW YORK. Oct. a1.-BEEyBs -Receiptc,
4.49l head. Steers firm to loc. higher; bulls
snrm to I0c. higher; cows steady. Native steers,
S365I5.Ta: bulls, s.. 25g3.75; cows sla5a32J
sCaves-ReceIpts j. 400 head. Yeals and grass
ers. . a5oc. higher; Westerns strnngr yGels.
s5as.fe; tops, 50; cnlls $50; grassers s.i5a
$50 Dressed calves iirm. City dressed veals,
lSal3hc. per pound; country dressed, Sic. per
pound Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1850
head Good sheep firm; others steady; lambs
generally 1oSll5c lover Sheep. saa4 60; culls,
lambs S5.371sa6.Oo. Hogs-Receipts. TO- 400 head.
Market steady TO lower, State and pennsyIva-
nin hogs. s5351569; few choice at $3.50.
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COTTON MARKET1S.

L NEW YORK. Oct sl.-The Cotton market
opened steady al an advance of point 70 2
decline OF POINTS. Or rather letter than d a.,
on tho cables Immediately following the can
the favorable weather In the South and inti-
cations for very large receipts caused q slight
reaction from the opening Iigures. but the list
soon rallied in the absence OF pressure 10 about
ltIa pu.nts Itl IigneI. ro.lo".T1 th.s ailtiti-
pations of n bearish census repnrt AZ niduay
began 10 affect quotations.. Demand lei on.
and one or two Of the larger room traders had
fair sized selling orders. w
r IoWaru iIiu.ay thH market worked down 70
$40 for January, and WAS around mat level
stamcnt OF the report was taken bearishly,
but seemed to have been pretty we'll discount
cd, for after selling off another iew potnts
there was enough support to steady the market
and final prices were 3 or 4 points UP from
the lowest. The closing tone was steaoy " u
J sales were estimated at 10000 bales. Port
receipts for the day were heavy. but exports
were said TO about the largest on record ior
any single day, and exceeded receipts;
a Ieceipts of cotton ut the ports to-day were
eie92 bales against 6o651 last week and Ss,S ~
last year; for the week 900 bales aGa.nst
III, Isl last week and il2,al7 last year To-days
receipts at New Orleans were IsioH pai leg
against 10, 262 last year, and Mt Houston lib
bales against IS, Sss last year.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

uCOrreCted daily, uNleSS OtNcEWlbc stuleu tHeno
Quotations ara Wholesale pg!ces)
AZ POULTRY Qlye)-Falrly active Quotations'
Chickens, large. per pound, lapl4c.i medium,
per pound, 1itllbc.; small, per polna, l6c;
hens, per pound. 1lc.: ducks. large. Der pound,
Elgul3c' ducks, small ne. pound, lvesllc
}roosrers per piece, 2oc. Turkey s--Acl,ye Int
isc,; large. lll@lac,; small lvgl1e; tat tur-
KEYS INACTIVE demand; receipts night.
HuTTER r Choice family packed. per pound 20
l7GlSc. fancy dairy packed. per pound, iaplSc.;
choice dairy packer, per pound, lbW lqe. choice
store packed, per pound. l5ultc, medium, per
nc und l3Qyl4c. common. per pound, 8Hsc,;
Choice yellow rolls. l9gl7c, per pound; mixed,
whila and yellow, liWl6o. per pound l&ea
EGGS-Crates, nearby, fresh laid, 22ai2sp per
dozen, crates. other sectons &c. per dozen;
barrels ana boxes, soalsic, per dozsn; gn1ena,
IS EIsHI It'll "a And OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per
re- bpss Iar Ssi m sigS
Wits ;h1oisSS eoHm sa
isO; eolored, sL2SQl.@; blackeyygs, peas,
toes, Virginia, aoGboc. per bus estern, $4,000
tPeanuts--fariners per pound. w &c, Hams
small. $50 lge. hams large lsG lsc, sldes,
smS. h,Sss ,ls g wSsfaa I've boys
FLotR-Wintey superior, sa7bui.ooi winter
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I. MISCELLANEOUS .NARKl;rA.
PEANUT MARKET,

5 PETERSBURG, VA, Oct 31.-PEAN UTS-
nominal at 90c; 1913 crop Writ
ually used. There still remains here a small
LOT OF 1903 crop, which are now being sold,
There viii be less peanuts carried over this
year than ever before Observation-Disclosures &c.
forI fancy stock, with no offerings.
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NAVAL STORES.

VI HUNTINGTON, n. C.,9 DC. 31.-SPIRITS
.TuRPEN TIN E--Nothng doing Receipts. %
casks. Rosin-Fiint at S2,45; receipts, ll5 bar
lrels Tar--flrm at SLIGO; Freceitps. 80 barres.i
Crude Tuipentne-Firm at 81, 3043sO: receipts,
'AsVANN.AI, GA, oct. sl,--TURPENTINE-
Firm at ale; receipts. 7Gi casks: sales, 234
casks Roan-- Firm; receipts, $40 barrels: aales,
j, s95 barrels; exports. SsSee3 barrels
n CH!AIsI4IcSTON,t y, c., Oct. 3l.-TURPEN.
TINE; AN IORSIN-Nothing doing, SD
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iSpr~ial to The -llSEdtStJ&
NEW YORK, October 3l.-At the opening
tho stock marke, was not 50 strong ~ in y,
lave been expected from tho cioEe on SAY
urday. Realizing IN places caused! the narhcts
to drop Commission business iatr.
Ontario ana western sold on early entirely TREY
failing to q respond TO tho nominal hasaAce
in the stock in London That mar a1s.r ar =,
nears to have been manipulated In orter q, 20
sell here The street e bn,sorx APART from
tho three per cent. dividend, are about wherc
they were.in tho voting trust days. ..s,.a, &,
+ .1ohn ", Gates and his friends. 1t IL DIN
cult to trace any buying ,or tnn thex
their al.houfn ,b hs g sock
and are not selling yet. s.
4, "a pretty generally believed the control
OF Fri. will pass TO strong hands. put u H., ~
evident that Il could not be secured AZ any
thing like present prices, particular! 1or me
first and second stochs.i S
NDire.lors American Cotton OIL meet to-mor-
row To pass upon yearly report ending Ausus.
slst TO declare nnn ennsier question
~ common dividend In recent Years 5!ne
" common dividend has been declared 10. my
= month ago earnings amount to four zdivi;
dends' on the preferred, but With nonihhi
balance only left.
An,algamated Copper was materially help Pea
nv thes strength 5ins3thn metal here. aud the
siendy advance In the prices Of copper stocks
in tho London Market
STANDARD oil brokers had supporting orders
on the early decline and did not seoin TO be
getting very much stock.
Wolf Bros were heavy sellers OF stock rfund
the room after midday. Their slies inehriSlB
r n60' Reading, 1000 Union Pacific, 100 Snulh-
nrn railway and 1000 b. II. y. 4 he s!snl-
ficnnco OF this selling lies ~ the fact, g, nat
they woro very active In the RECENT n,,Fahce
and last weeks set hack. and were satt I . be
g trading then for Jacob Field,
In the early afternoon the market showed
very little real capacity for rallynFs although
the pressure was not & heavy. The traders
seemed to be putting out shorts ~ Places, es-
nec,aIly on Individual recoyeries. Commits
slon houses are carrying n good deal Of stock
INT sneclnsts report few stop-loss orders. Il E
One million dollars In gold has been en-
gagged at the assay office for export by Thurs
days steamer ia
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4 DRY GOODS MARKET
.NDL~ an vI F1tt,A .xy n ~,

n NEW YORK, Oct. Sl.-Ths week opens with
more interest on the part of buyers OF dry
goods but without any element Of Speculation
in their purchases. The scarcity Of stocks is
becoming more evident every day. ana 1t IS
believed that buyers viii be materially affected
by the strong statistical condition before long.
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colo RED WOMAN WHO
PASSED CENTURY MARX
-'----- n,

77''II ~. lE'y AssneiAtsu FTsEs,5 =,
BRUNSWICK. GA, October Sl.-E'llza-
beth Large. colored, said to DO the old
est woman In tho Stnte died to-day.
While it is impossible to,tell her age eX-
actlY, she was reported to be et@een llS
and les years old, She had hsen living
here over 100 years,
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Cash quotatlcns. WcFe a. tolIoWs: y I1VV1s,.
.Weak No. 2 spring wheat. s.. 10g1 10; No; y.
NJ yellow. 65ac No. 2 oats, :9c,; No. 2,
white. siasikc; Se. 9 white, sosc Ne (.
1 . choice mailing, 4o1s2c. No. naxseed sl,07;.
No. i northwestern, sl1t Mess pork, per bar n,r
rel, $40 9oGll.0O; lard. per 100 pounds. s1;o.W
clear s'des (boxedl s7I7.b, Whiskey, basis
Of high wines, sl.2s. Glover. contract craze.
SI2GplS IT, Butter-Fi creamerles. 1sa22t2c;
daTlcs,@ 1917 @lslsc. EgEs-Firm at marx cases
included. 16ls1lsAc.; frsts. l9e;; ! irsts' &C.;
extras, &c: Cheese--Easy al o!%ulof-e
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BALTIMORE, MD. Oct. sl,-FLOUR-Dnll
anu Unchanged, Wheat--Weak; spot, conlr. y
siIsR Oils; No. rcd Western c:l1tAG% n \
year, Sic: January. 5oAc.; new southern white NJ
corn, 4stp5ec. Rye-Easier Ne westerly ~ sac;.
mixed, ;sdiS3hc.; receipts. a,sl3 bags. l,utter--
FIRM and UNCHANGED; fancy imltatlom i.lss;
do creamery, 22,aGe3c, DO lahle. ioAthtes, s,ope
ESQ., Enthusiastically anu unchanged. SUGAR
Firm aud unchanged. @
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTSBURG, Pa.
Oct 81. c, Lfs--supply light; market light
SEQ IIoss-,Eeceipts fairly active; market
steady. Prime, henvy I4oIo.5o: mediums
$3.50 35 heavy workers. S5ao %; light do
sheep--SupplSll fair; market steady. Prime
wcthels. $i.aa5dIi5o common sheep, Sl140o;
spring lambs, $3.50 60; veal calves, s1Gi.61.
f CINCINNATI. Il o.. Oct. OG:s-Active:
&C. higher. Butchers, S5.eo1s %; common, s.. 225
gas. cattlc--Stoady; fnlr 70 good shippers,
S4GI.75; common, S2a2a5. Sheep-Steady at
S1aS u. Lambs. $4,000. as 80 -
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

extra. sL5oal7s: winter clear. s5q5. %; winter
Tuckw heat, per pound. 2ha53c. Cornmcal. city
sacked. 7Oa7z!ac. country bolted. sacked. So.
55c. Afiilfeed--Shlpstun, per ton. l9l2:yO;
bran SD. b06t2l, %. NJ 5t
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Other Produce Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct 3l.-FLOUR-Alarket In
active and nomnay lower IN yteW " ,oc ("
rye Flour Firm. Buckwhea. Flour--lnactive.
jcotnmeal-s.eady. Rye--Nominal. BARLEY
'Wheat--spot5 easy; No. esred. s1.17H.. With
the exception OF ono or two slight and urini-
eon r ali day. The close reported l1c
decline. May closed at sLliss; December,
{ corn-spot barely steady; No. ?. 6sc. Option
market was dull, but we'll sustained by light
receipts. closing net unchanged May. closed e..
,ni1ed oats rs to 90 pounds, 5i,s u3a,!c. OPP
@ BsefMsteady. Cut afeats-Quiet.. Lard,
,77o compound, s;!5as l.l. Pork-sew. Tai,
good s2gD92 IS. Turpent!ne-Firr n Mt 81 s5c.a
Conee-spo, Rio. steady: No. invoice; sS &C.;
opened steady at unchanged prices In rsponse
to steady European cables and ciosed net W. n,
The rens nr
contcctionerE. a. si.ss; MOULD A.. IS. i5 Gu; loaf
and crushed. $3.50: powdered, s3.e, granulatea5
Butter-very nrm; creamery. common lo o.. *
iia.se. cheese-steady; State; full II, cream rel In
ss sao5ss ss i;, sss
PoatoesAfrm; Long Island sl7se:; o. st ate
Ia. Peanuts-,steady; fancy handptcked. 30
SIC: other domestic, d6He. Cabbage
Steady; per barrel. o9175c. Cotson-by atealn
to liverpool lcll5c. ..
CHICAGO, ILL. Oct. S1.-Exceedins " LIB
csi shipments from Russia was q cause OF ac-
Tive liquidation to-day In wheat. Apathy OF
iii cash grain intensified depression. AS a re-
rult December wheat. made a net decline g, OF
llsalhsc.; May Is or &c. corn Is up q shaaei
cats are down ..c and provisions 21sIoc.
The leading fu,ures ranged as fcliows:
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BALTIMORE STOCK aAi4ARkET.
BALTIMORE MD, Oct. 3L-Seabbard Air
Linz common. f6tsMl6Ss; do. preferrcd. 3S.:I
ISL. Atlantic Coast Line common, 1857. q 1892.
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Northern Pacific 8. ........................ 75,s
Norfolk and Western con. 4s............. 1C01i
Oregon Short Line Is and Partc.......... 1M
Pennsylvania conv. Siss.................. 100
Heading General ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 102
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. ISL. llG
81. Louis and san Francisco fg. is........ sex
st. Louis Southwestern lsts.............. 100
seaboard Air Line 4s.....................,...tg 81
Southern Pacific 4s..................,....... 94i
Southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 11Sh
Texas and Pacific 1sts...................1 20ai
Toledo. st. l.. and Western 4s............. u
Union Pacific As Northumberland. los
Union Pacific conv. 4s.................... .1l1it
u. S.. Steel I'd SIS ............:............. SIN
Wabash lists ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1l9
Wabash Deb. rs GSa;
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s................,. gOs;
Wisconsin Central As OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ait$
Colorado Fuel conv. Observation-Disclosures. SIX
NJ and o. Collateral Trust 4s.,........... 81
Central OF Georgia Cd Inc................... 63,i
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n n INV & w N0d0|k&WeStprIl

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
,s:o0 ~. M.-NONFOLK LIMITED, Arrives
iN!orfolk 1l:lO a. 81. stops only at Petersburg.
Wnveriy and Sufiolk I'D 2s5 20 80
1905 A. M.-Sr. LOUIS EXPRESS. Buffet
Parlor Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg and
ROANOKE. pullman Slaepers Roanoke to st.
Louis. Bluefeld to Cincinnati. also Roanoks
s 20 kein,cxyiile. and Knoxville to chattanooga
,1 1s:lo T. ~. -RoANoKl EXPRESS for Farm.
VlIle Lynchburg and Roanoke. g3i35
400 I. Il N. -OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar
[lves Norfolk 6;2O r NJ. Stops only ut Potere-
s s!s to BOSTON,, Providence. New York.
Baltimore and Washington. ;ig;R
I, :g e. - M-.For Norfolk and al stations east
4 1870 Pr Ai.-NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman Sleepers Richmond to Lynchburx and
Roanoke. Petersburg to Bristol, Lynchburg 10
Chs .anoosa. Memphis and New Orleans. Cats
$50 p. M.-woRLDA FAIR SPECIAL
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to St.
Louis. Cafe Dining Car. III s5ii229Gy3
Z. Trains arrive from tlls West :sS a. NJ 7:os
p M. and DOS p. ~. from Norfolk 1l:&o A.. n.
and $3.50 Pa NJ
w. B. BEVILI, G. H BOsLEY,
Gent. Pass. Act. Dist. Pass A e.
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SAILED
State Senator Wells.

Former state Senator r. q. Wells, of
Wise county was. q visitor At the treas
had been to Delaware on q business trip
and stopped over OH hds return to this
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Oct. 81. 1901.

virginia Carolina Chemical CO. preferred-1
share at ll0st.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid, Asked,
Norl, Carolina 4s. e., 1910: 1929 -.
Va a., New, e. and r., 1ase....,.. 9s,s e6M
Va Centuries. a-s, G. and r.. 1884,, OTIS 97h
4 CITY SECURITIES
Richmond City. Observation-Disclosures. 1o7,i !"
RAILROAD BONDS,
Atlanta and Char LIST rs, r., 1907. 1O7 $50
III n Of Conn. G. at Ind. & y, CO.. 1l6 49,
A. g. /. OF Conn. 9, of Ind. 4 =. c.. IS
l. &C Com on y IF ma p Ga, s sS
GEORGIA Pacific LIST s., G.. .l9l6,u. 1ss -,
Ga, So, and Ella. lat 81. l9S.:'.,.,, IA ..
Georgia and Ala, Con. IS. l945,..,, 100 Les.
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SOUTHERN K4Ii AY.

Il sCnED LIE ny y 2 ~ ALA ~ II. lsu4 "
TI.4AINS> LEAVE n ItICHMuND.
I; 100 A.. AI.DaAly, Local for Charlotte. N C.
la30 ~. M.-Daily. LimltedS Bullet Pullman
to Atlanta and BlrIninsnuln. New Orleans,
Memphis, Chattanooga and Ill The South. 'f
$500 2. Alex. SUNDAY. 4ysvile Local. 6Ssy
li:6o r. M.--Dnily, Limited. Pullman ready
1880 +. A., FOR all the South.
{t5a Y YORK RIVER LINE. # s35t4 4t$
e The fSyorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
ponns. Leave Richmond 4:20 p. M.--Dally..
: Ii p AI.-Local. Daily, except Sunday.
4:2o 4 w. Except Sunday For West Point.
connecting with steamara.{ for Bal riIuore AMI
river landings. Steamers sailing from West
Point Monday, "Wednesday and t'rtday call at
Yorktown aud Clay Bank; Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. Almonds ana q ouoosterf Point. \
4:45 "A. M.-llxyept Sunday. Local mixed fos L
'' 'oss Trains ARRIVE RICHMOND 5si
a:5s a. NJ aud 64a =. M-Sron all the 4
: oy o:ss. P M.--From Charlotte and Durham. .st
4 $40 "A. M.-Fron Keysvtlle, Z, q. 3ss.2
DIS A. M.-Bultimore ana West Point
"a lO45 "A. NJ. $40 II. M.--From West Po!nt. 4
C, wv. WESTBURY. D. P.sA;,, RICHMOND. VA
S. II. HARDWlCH, W. II. TAYLOE, 3
9. :. n. +. A Iti; Gent 'i / Msr. -
Washington. D. c. "a i}
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.lc,lo,.r1rr1nMsEEn nII.MAI.I;.l1,,1,l,,

= y 91Tf.7 n CSOTTONSEEDI OIL MAISkJT. q 3E
z NEW. YORK, Dot. ai.--Cottonseel oil was In
moderate demand with tho tone barely steady.
Prime crude. f. o.. b. mills. zoe. (: PRIME SUM
.iner yellow s62 (p2Ic.; or summer yellow nom
.inal; primo white 3OaSlc; prime winter yellow.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY Thomas Branch & Co., Bankers and Brokers.
SALES:

SALES:
1901 Mo-, Kan. and TEX, pfd....
272o) Missouri Pacific. ...........
200 Nash, Chat. and $. L......
144O0 New York Central. ........
I $500 Norfolk and Westdrn......
10000 ~. y. Ont. and West......
1890 Pacific Mail ........,.........
1880 PENNSYLVANIA X. R..........
1880 Peoples Gas (Chlcago)...
500 Pressed Steel Car............
100 Pressed Steel Car. pfd.....,
1900 Republic I. and s., conn.,.
200 Republic ]. and g.. pfd...
54700 Reading. cofrl........ .......
700 Reading, list pfd.n.........
100 Reading. I'd pfd.............
c4Ol1 Rock Island com...........
1900 Rock Island. pfdnu.........
200 sloss. pfd,,,..,.. .,..:......
500 s.. l.. and s. II. I'd pfd. 500.
1900 8. l.. and Southwest, pfd..
1920 Southern Pacific ............
$500 Southern Railway coirl....
5G0 Southern Railway. pfd. ,...
900 Seabohrd Air Line, COME.
700 Seaboard AIR Line. pfd....
6l00 Tenn. Coal and Iron,
1900 Texas Pacific ................
1880 Union Pacific ..............
1880 United States Leat1er.....
1900 United States Steel..........
0lT0O United States Steel, pfd....
400 Va. .yCar. Chemical, com. =.
100 Va. Car. Chemical. DID,.
24OO Wabash. COM ,,......
$500 Wabash. pfd...:".. $1,000,
200 Western Union ............
1900 Wisconsin Central .......
1000 Wisconsin Central pfd....
1'otai sales .h!Ei 900.
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!, IRGINIA Navigation Co.
NERO ANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Steamship Line, Direct Route 4

-I# Steamship Line Direct Route 70 Us
Boston, Mass, & Providence r. J !,
Steamers lesys, Norfolk Tor Boston TUESDAY.
iience. Monday. Thursday and Saturday al q
81 M. Passengers and freight taken for all
New Eng land points, Tickets on sale at G. s.
O~Ry and n. Is w, Ry Offices and No, ~
- go II. WRIGHT Agent Norfolk. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-01
ATLANTIC CUAS1, LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAtLY-RYRD-,
80 MS STREET STATION. ~,
EFFECIISLs > USUAI ~ SIFI. 18TH.
4 0:O5 A. MA. G. l.. Express to Eli polnt1
South. 5a..s 4, KIN
800 a.. M.-Pstsrsbu.E and Norfolk
1a:l0 /. M--PetarsburK and ~ any ~, ~. West
s4:iO p M.--Gollsboro Local
5:b5 r.. M-Petershurg local.
7:G p NJ .--"Floridu and West indian Lime
ted to oil points South. y. -. IA
a:s0,P. M.-Pstersburg and y. ana w. West
y A111's TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. ";
4o1 -. M - M Al ts:ss 4 AK ~; .'iS;a
s.tn1 p III, r, M; 38:05B p. M. 5l 81 ia.
sEycept sunday, ''sunday only.
-"1>'.sF Z. Il. CAMPBDLf,,I Div. Pass. ut. IS
W. CkAIG. Gen. Pass. AGt. ,4sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-01
!. MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRTl OF RICHMOND, OCT, 81. 1901.
I,tJI\rI,N

ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley. Sterling Norfolk, nler.
clandise and passengers. Old Dominion line
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk, merchnn.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line,
tug larlant,, Baltimore. two barges Of oil.
Barge Perryyle, Morso, Baltimore, coal.
barge aig > Oak, Winstead. Baltimore. coal s,
II, Halves and CO.
slt sFA !9g 3 SAILED, 5s 4
Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk, merchan.
disc ana passengers. Old Dominion line. Il
Steamer Old Point Comfort Graves. James
River landings and Norfalk, merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Nayigatie n. f,olnnany
Schooner William Cobb. Cook. Norfolk, light
large Roanoke, Gillooly. Philadelphia, Pa.
PORT or WEST POINT, c3csr. 81. 1901,
ARRIVED.
Baltimore Courtney, Baltimore, passengers
md general cargo. l8as g.tt1
Elm {Cisy. Haynes, Mattaponi River landlnga.
passengers and general cargo. ;i
SAILED 81
baltimore. Courtney, baltimore. passengers
Elm City, Ilaynes. Mattaponi RIVER landings.
pnssengers and general cargo lil.
Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-01

NEW ORLEANS, La. 4Cct.J 3l--co1'roN--
snSt cotton steady; sales Goo bales. Including
10 to arrive. quotations. UNCHANGED
Futures opened fairly active WIN prices 'n,.
ever soon became dull. The weather map
was good and picking conditions fu l,ecam
Der opened at 9.5s, advanced 10 SOL sold down
% and finally advanced 70 :: s5S ~ I ntn mar
ket closed dull with net losses o. 0A, In
90; December. 9,5sdN5i: January g.saq9,es;
February, 9.6Su969; March, s1BH9'Ui April,
.. SIQ9,s?; May, 9.S7l9,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-01
STEAM BOATS.
Fer NEW YORK,

nv chesap eaiSe ana Ohio ay.. o A.. NJ. 4p
NJ BY Norfolk any !, Western ~. D A. NJ. )
+. NJ; a!so by ola p9m!nien night iins
Steamers tor New York. sailing daily texceps
sunauyy z =; NJ. *, IA
II, Il. CHAIN l4E1X, City Z, Ticket Agent. sos
Wharf foot OF Ash Street. Richmond II
d. Walker Y. p. and 4, NJ. New York. =